21 10 272 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f177579aa8ffc169b430e6e81c8f9795.pdf 8fd89362bef1d82ecfa29e4a1f640982 PDF Text Text �������� 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 08, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 08, 1972. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 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/60370dd8262e798161b353ad453c6a54.pdf 908370c9c3a0874156a598e542c7886e PDF Text Text Thursday, April 6, 1972 The Sanford Herald From Art Museums On Art To Robbery r- i iiouh i v.a treated crs at Paramount. ihe% well really magiesa ned me One day I'd be at the very center of power and seemingly in on all 'I L" ' MUSEUMS IN CRISIS ' 7 Edited by Brian O'Dcgsert% I Braziller 1695 Most of this book is a series, decisions Then suddent they could make me disappear. of uys on the Ithanetal, adThe best piece in n' c'onec. Twilight 7A)N fashion And the minlstratlie and other pt-nb — atwa's made me disappear lems of art museums that are tio. partly because it shows a r Revisi ted Godfathe nomas caught in a quceze over such ccnt of h'mor. is when they were doing some PATHE &ODFATHER qUestIflnc as what should be W Leaviti, who suggests try PERS and Other Confessions thing they felt I wouldn't like their aims and how thcs should "the bek'agurrd director" the fty Mario Piizn G. P. Putnam's 4 ' Do riot however, confuse this %all / II) Steer a course in which go about achieving them with the tinsel tattle-tales of s Unfortunately the first two museum dries not trs- to be all "ris other show his "confessionS" After was broke Mann Psuo items will put off the reader so things to all people. 30 years of writing, he had two This Is candor i" 'The God' Slilti A. Smith much that he ma never reach fatter' is my least favorite novnovels ptihlihN1 and c'riticail Associated Press rancor ("So the real meal of the book One acclaimed for the most part L ci'' i with Th.' idntrtT ou a study. as heavily footnoted wtcrsh not much profit He owed hell out of Unbelievable Caper , but % as a doctoral thesis, of past mones'. So he wrote ..The God- should just get the bright examples of how "radicals*' BANK SHOT By I')onald E fther" Whammo' Mammon the movie business"L hitter, and lifted have threatened the existence Westlake Simon and Schuster and the arch-Mafia Huge sue- wi thout being of museums, kes'ed to the histn• not s'erv by an pass. amiable slle. at c'ecs Finaneiall '' 'c.. rv of the Louvre The second is intimate and intriguing 100 Troubles" The world much critically Then came the the "con' There's more a plodding recital, consisting much with you Skip the ITi*t film: script b mostly of obscure names and lUllS tontØit. Dip into this WOO' 'Q'U. Now. Puzo tells everything fessions" than The God' dates, of how the Communists derfully funny little book in- you aiwas's wanted to know father" As kind of an autotflo' in Russia established the prinand escape for a f ew about 'The Godfather." as a graphical anthology, the book SIIOTI stones and ciple of "socialist realism" ste novel, as a hollywood movie, contains some book reviews t?'. Puzo pre The reader should skip these hours rime buffs probably V0fl I the show business nobody or vinusly published two like this novel It docsn t follow knows . ',/S — and his views on gambling. There are pieces about direrpurist line Forget them. Go Core of "The Godfather PaIs lib tot's, curators. trustees. the urn- the a long oonedtt wildes t bank pet's imarclous title) is the ~talians and women '.ersitiesandtheathaneecuard Goldstein '.,orm flC chapter on TheMakingof The 'cut robber) capers of this still museums most of them Associated Press ,, r&p which he sa Godfather. ear. oifl flortumuider. sober and uptight for cash in a w as written simpis tecuceso th. mrs crook who There are r ur'ng mant people wrote and asked credit card age ic'tor, the CX artand mu- FBI agent who let' the agency about the book and movie Also , in which some critics traditional I. liil isu- charge that — use of an argument about a there were so mantrequr'stc pt-cscums are but _________ secret handshake. and A choice for interviews. from* TV, radio In assortfrwflt of other oddballs serving relies of he A STITCH IN TIME saves nine and produces this beautiful work of art. and the press, that I thought it Pa:at;s( tare Joy Morris shows her finished article to fellow needle wielders at St. easier to refuse them all and they r ob a bank whether museums should tend just present the information Mary Magdalen School, Gina Smith, instructor Sister Mary Geralvn. t And what a hank toward art histor)- or the educa' here for anybody who is interwalk doesn't just Deborah Zierten and Barbara Corzo. Yarn Craft is one of the many This group lion of the increasing swarms into a bank with guns drawn and "led of visitors electives for activity - period. If •ou are indeed inierested T.fl. -i rob It Much trio normal Inthe museum 'flirbook depicts 1ari1ynsoruonz-'iioto) Go don bank houced in in what went on behind the book the stead the pick a man in ______________________________________________ director thecorner are the a mobile home, swipe a truck, cot-crc, behind the movie one middle Inas frames. this chapter alone is trustees, usually intei-con- hook it onto the bank and roar worth the price of the book It's nected members of the Estab- off with the entire bank. all there , all the studio manipuhshment. who expect him to be To tell more would be to t'c- tatinns. the wheeling and dealan administrator. In another veal too much of the plot. but ing and horm-trading, the esper are the stall members Who CX_ It's I a bo,juj% #,n d the ending is rialtv significant influence of pect him it, twan art -~rwecl;11151, Frank Sinatra. the casting a and in another are some minor- unbelievable IT)' it, you'll like it problems on the film. Puzo the Ity artis ts who agitate for exhiPhllTbomas writer as innocent outrider in the section can t'uil be re triip with a cliff brush and biIl(UlsthatWillShOWthe$T0w11 - MR move- d with an adjustable hot water Probe the open Associated Press the mental state of H(lilwosI Orzi np obiems are amuni, wit tait tttjiiuer the packing ends of Inc drain . -. the more common and an- wasrwrs wncn you put inc a wire wiiiie von have the noving it it n g ups occtirrin section hail. Sruh out the trap out around the house. Water go\ BOO J - SposTAIix 1 - . • Total Employment Is Up STOP LICKING STAMPS use . Food Prices Hike 1 % . . I I 1 '-., - ,.UaI1y li.à. Sni sppli.s up 1.40 t 5'.o,u*Hia 1. cotiS'EXILNT - hht an lb id- A,n,rut.I&au is ill falls (A Mo snd 100- -' c0OWCAL , - ma entj PP.AC7ICAt. - Ideal Pa bediv'a*. Otna maul that — L 1 ''ó C - -- Tt.'ust Mack with walnut T&t* trim. , " '...." '-' longs 111~ _ , _,,,_,,._ _____ _ r Rush me — t5.TAiiA s-atag.,ampafflDT st$145s*, Name ! I - YOURSELF Fix Clogged Drain? Here s ~.tarts to back tip Folkr, 1w- 1!4&( T Wilt S49 ) &" a/ ,----- ..'~ reiiair prablerns for van to - ENOUTSOEP TRY PLUNGER $17to $99 ~~~ ,7 To S169 11 - .., --- ~ - I . - iiwiiu•• A I % •• '' X. q Ill 1 a geo4e stuaxt 4 47' I IF ALL ELSE FAILS WORK A DRAIN AUG THROUGH DRIM OPE141146 REMOVE TRAP .I- '. .I"~ I t__-1 . - gathered in and around it g rI\ place permanentl%- tend ill gather slime. This in turn J_ - e - _~ -_ -.1 4 M___ 1 LYNDON B. JOHNSON !,:: * -0. X .!= I.- - _....0 I J I *11 B , - 1 vatu"°'" Reduced '° Q. __ .. -' ___ -- $ _______________ e cat-cf ulls and loosen or remove these fittings to fret' mos'c -- -, , — - 10 .1 I I p0011 Tti(' 1101 i tin- Tit'xt piiit'i to check The trap is hit' Ushaped pipe' below the sink P u r pose of the' trap is to h'ild water, which prevents sewer gas front hacking up the pipe and ('scuting into the house Since this is the p I a c where water stands still there' is a chance hi, tither things lii gather there If tin' trap is equipped will, a cht'z'n':it l'ig at the ticrid, Hearing it is rust. Itenieivtthe' plug with a wrench, first placing a pail under the' trap to c a I r Ii the it' ii tI r thuit d ,- a I n t. out A thin drain auger or a wire will do the' joti If the-re is no piul, reniovi the c-ill ire M'e'tiohi of pipe' It lit each end and is t hr I 11 -' ., - ,. Seams:: = New Furniture is on SOIAS Reg- - j Inventory—and DO IT FAST' -.-''- I I - - I I .. Palm -- - i ' - • - -. - , - - W 9k ~F,4 , w i - - -- - .-- _ - -_ __ ________ ' '' ~ -, - . - - -- C i. - - ' \l ' & %. (2\ : S - - - - 11 - ' - jj' ." l,Q - r'j' - Altamonte Mall "'-' ' - -- - — ' -- ' , - . P03~_ ", _.T~~IMII eIr ';--k_ _~_ 6'' M2110 - Springs Ru - - - -- __ i rt~~____.~g - IR- - .,,,' _____ ' - i - — - i - - - - - - ' - -, - - - - - - ' •-•, - '--- 1A"ii - - ;±* - ' 4 ,, . -- .'" -.A ~~ - . -- - - r. - ". - ' - '— '' . J;: i -~, : - - - NEXT IN LINE FOR TRAFFIC LIGHT INSTALLATION a pa rtment complexes on Palm Springs Road and the proposed Altamonte Mall shopping center. (Aerial Photo by Bill Vincent' A traffic signal has been approved by the county for SR 436 and Palm Springs Road junction in Altamonte Springs. The growing traffic problem there will be worsened with completion of Florida Hospital North and THE HERALD -- ' — - Downtown Meeting Attracts 7 Interest By BILL SCO'fl -- -- --- . -- . In 'Face Li ffing L I. t meeting, k.IA at u Greater trd Chamber of Corn- street arran"ements 1 Oc we Cii) zoning and Planning board,, DEMOCRATIC National Chairman Lawrence F. Onl a handful I Se I d John Mris cIt and missioner and a ;nemlr O'Brien reads the Wisconsin primary results as "a downtown merchants "With only a handful property owners turned out for Downtown Business Associa tion massive antiestablishment vote." Thursday night's meeting with (DRA), said he had 37 con- merchants out to worry about Don Knlht. DRA president, stated the Ideas proposed by ' Date, City planner, warned the gathering. "Seminole and Orange CountIes are the fastest rU t1:1:orId right now city zoning and planning of. firmations out of 64 possible the future of downtown Sanford, nu and t-)' °wt-' l92Ite have got tobe changed Or bricks and blocks front tunw- TlIF, SUIllwNIE COUHT may be asked to define how pretty 'participate " becomes in a (idols to discuss proposals to participants. However, only it doom " bling to the ground. government cm support church-run schools, but r"llovate the city's downtown four merchants and three discouraging." was the com- downtuwn area had app-aled to clooe tietl~e said the unprovements , President Nixon has indicated he may offer his own business establishments and property owners attended the ment trorri Arthur Harris- him. Seetru like there's a - could not come easdy and shortage ... so Mucil 50, ftt solution first. - --- --- - -s saedthe need bra prepared some of the smaller companies __ - __ plan to avoid conflict.. ra tioned _______ ______ ___________ ____ .--------• twho are already sold ons) won't even be able ti alloca to make deliveries today. I -_ . i CfltO.t1' ID contact all 6 Next week, they'll get some nd ulilt3 at ptyown rIm" of it from their wholesale Ferrell also made known YOU understand the money th water, et this ttwljf udotni(.' Dake a suppliers and then they'll ap' lit B DONNA VSI'ES i invested here" Los(;wool) - "Don't his concern that excessive use portion this precious cornFerrell answered by pointing said threaten us with 235 housing at of the lake by spe.dbnuitevs modity to their "preferred" the ctty'sftrstreSpOflSibllitY Fairy Lake," Zoning Corn- front the development would Out -accounts. ___ L5 to ctturns already h':iog in (,.IU54 hatoc, • inissionChairnian 11, II. Ferrell If you're just a "do-itthe city. He added by requiring Planner L. T. Engelke W.kS1ILNGTON (F) — Seti.t. coldly answered to a challenge yourself" homebody and want 4fj development of single faintly go to swered. "We could e from a land planner for th to doodle around on >-our own could homes around the lakefront Slike Stansfkld 0-Stool, and leave family homes. We property, it's unlikely that I developer-owner, C. A. hobbs single program only 14 new families would have Hugh Scott. K-Pa., will / go under the EllA tI fur a three-week tour of April Jr., Thursday night, you'll be able to get a cement 1 the type of families who access ra ther than $74and temper Jack Iflaiflisflil China. considerable short flurry of A delivery without / Board member Rev. Senate the Slauslield. showed after Ferrell stated his move into 235 homes have more calling around. / lAnthay answered this, "i can k-eider, said be and the concern that residents of 674 children for some reason," he — -I I ft-urn tt tnijurtI fursee more pollution multi-family units planned at Insisted. Senate Republican kiidtr will I at," Ferreil borne's along the lakefront could th "1 can not see accompanied by their elves -, the would overload the site To give you an Idea of bow / caused than (ruin this be ,ind a tfl 'II st or eight. relatively small Lake. With the shot back. "You cannot be many gallons of gasoline,' are a -.I •.'kil W,, -iih 'ii,. t'inn'i deiek'pmt'nt. puniped when ux',.e flitfcfiafll.3 Hobbs company owning sonic i . .j'iJ1,.___ 110001A T...i I 1 us with that." threaten : 1 / 1,4(X) feet frcntage on the lake, get into their "price wars" .L i I' disagreed with the Engelke I th & would 19 this ta Fetrehl pointed out / the Tenneco S tion at ( give slightly more than one foot use of the term "threat" and French Avenue in Sanford sold per per son if all residents of the said the remark was not meant 177,000 gallons of gas LU 1" . Must be everybody th '" planned development should i;w that way. The planner's mon decide to ,ise the facility at th e statements were followed by from Orange County also N — same time. (Related Story I'age one from an asso?Iate who coming here while recognizing insliteit Hobbs should he given ) a legitimate bargain, ett' In relation to this Fetrell as much consideration as other rs around the —— noted only 10-15 homes are built property owne , no reatlie We own A Starting TOMORROW at 10 a.m. Until Stock is Sufficiently Liquidated! I a Night I $9700 I ., \ I Save Nowl Mocwn 3 Pc. Suite, 171 Reg,S3 Hrcuion S _ Spanish 2 PC. E*rios.d safld your L'°' Rig. 53"," _\ OVER 1151000 in D ifl9 — I*mt*fitwt IV F am Booms to s,I for $ Modern 4 Pc. Jr. Dining Room Intl. China '297 SIZE BED CAMOUS BRAND ~ l 'g Country Pine 7 Pc. inch, Reg. China Spanish ? Pc, Formal 3PC lóXIO,, A Soturanu kirtzl 1 cla neetis a Saturai shoe one that's mane to take all the r'ttrt's in its stride A shoe like this nor and ', 18 L In White sod Multi citrus OPEN FRI. WIlES IlL, :oo igIt's 1x2 means column by 2 To smell for on ad to be 20$E.rIRST ST. SAWFORD S OFF, Room Rig mci. 5397 SAVEI All Floor Sample Chairs—While They Lastt Recliners, Rockers ti'atu;e li. ftt. t'stl a çuL'c'd Anti i 't' China Famous Natur&tzer Made with all those e* , COfl'lt)tetC Dining i.vt: r1 t!ITir1i5 6177 4 Pt, Early Arnie-scan Maple Set Rig. t3ot,S Sihd Country '197 ' 17 itiG 4 PC. Mediterranean Sit R".sucvs Brand and - ' Traditional 2 Pc. Suite. $ Skirt. Arm Cops 197 ill t -r 1IY. off Occasional In Chairs Dirtor Treated Fabrics $357 3 Pc, B.an.fl Tradition. al R".um's 3 Pc. Spanish Armoire SAVE 50% and Morel Walnut hookcas, Slid. ing Gla ss ' ,.. ' You Sit Rig. Conv.Bnds Sacrificed Regardless of Cost! Famous Make Sleep 7 5 167 Hid..A.Bed Rig - '197 —end '(".5 Net lIsi.d Coln* Pt. pered u.sAv1stol I --- And You Wonder 'e..-.".'. I ••• _'•• on an equal amount Of space on l4ikt' "I)on't . . the other side of the body of half the lake" he Asked. "Don't and you start to feel ill! Regarding the tragedy In Ireland ... a quote from the wire dispatch todayct one O( the IRA's leadei's as saying, "The light must continue, even thought nore lives will be lost.'' There really Isn't anything more important in life than "Well itself now, is there? Maple Bache lor , ' -' Walnut Student keg. $S?S Desk Custom Cov e d Her to re ionHid.A.Bad 3at, / - ' - - Desks, Chests, Bookcas. Chest Meet Boils -f $497 . 1,1 Zoning ' $20,000 in Living • OVER $25,000 in Bedroom Suites to go foi'$13,000 I Room Suites to go for Headb0 '- - Bulletin S OVER Stan ds . Vou'ri - _________________ 27 0377 \ effective? ' Mill TIlE LEGISLATURE enters a dawn-to-dark race with the clock to conclude th e already extended general entire state as well. And would for you believe that the reason li probabi ty this unfortuna te the lack of cement. That's right the stuff they use to keep I I . However. it redistricting and h state to a screeetting halt, not only in pending. this county, but tluroughout the got to reduce our Top Heavy - - r. That's the way! We've -' j ' . , -' ' FACTS P1dlnQ this one! area in these United States. '- j-irstFederal -_ - I I. ________ - ' -, - WORLD ALMANkC ncitkiid or R.'; _______ _ I . - ... - - - #11 - COMEDIAN Bob Hope raises $16,000 for Florida's mentally retarded, and raises laughs at the antics of Southern politicians. A•SPOhSki BY it SP,MPLE e ' utt 'd generators. C LO .' SemmoleCoun is the second fastest growing - Jammed-to-the-Katters and More ______________ 0. Inside £I - , -. e i:5t-it It' Mi't tii('t tir-i ci (.1ii' tutu er also jii'odtiit imI!LltaTrls. A source of ene:g which Is free of polio. titin lint little' used is ge-i' tuiid utlwv1 . The the'rni Almanac note's This power Ili lapped it-nm 11w earth s interior heat to product' steam which spitis electric "I ., - I ______________________________ iI -'-••' .1 the stopper Cleaning a w a y material that gathers around stoppers will prevent protili'nis at tit;! at - ,. '-- - '5 - . 4 HeadUlnes A ..~,!.. .!.-. — ,t"i t .., \ 29 . - - of 51thNI) out for t'asv ch'nrilng t..ae'ii- - — tars. citil. sto;ipers are usually held in place with either a e nut above or ii ('nujihing inlow. The coupling will be just atmt'c' liii' trap You will hate to examine your setup - !_- i am A rescue:qUad%8Ssummonedafldb0Ut4 3.1n., a mobile coronary care tinit from the University of Virginia Hospital was sent to the Robb home in the fashionable I'armnigton section outside Charlottesville, Johnson was brought to the hospital about 5:30 a.m., members of the family said. Johnson had planned to go from here to Washington Saturday to attend a wedding. He had arrived at the Rot)b home Thursday Robb, married to the former Lynda Bird Johnson, is a student at the University of Vir- ehest pains shorti) before r- 111 . university city and apparently began sufk't ing CPUS*R.OIIU 111111111111111111 -___ • Johnson had been visiting his daughter and iii i-in imiawu Viere Bulginn ' the ex-president had suffered a heart attack. ..Z. 10 P~ - _- .n" .', ' - -_ ' sa y specifically - that _ .' a cling and slop the (train Kitchen sink strainers lift jl ;. - _ r \ 0 sink or the trap right tu low the sink Check the drain opening in the sink first. Look at the stapper or strainer. Clean the I - I Ol'h)It't' tIIAIU Or! EVll I t, Va (AP) to was fldIflltted President Lyndon H, Johnson unit cardiac the Urns ersits of Virginia Hospital s earls today suffering from chest pains I)r. Richard S. Crampton, associate professor of internal medicine at the hospital here and Johnson's s phs sterno said the former president is comfortable, his condition stable, and lie Is b. Us. 700? Master Chirp or flankAm.rieard. Add 45 state .4c for postage sales tax, and 1 and handling. Seed order to: . - r'i I —• - \ Isitni!! -' - ~,T * - III ir liii Z1 , f, & l- .- -N LBJ H opitalized A I F' I .1. Pains Mity _______________________ . " i _,__• - D \- , I -_ _~_ NA~. I 7 I • i Mdrua_________________ State hiQ - ____ OEM I - tuna t'r ' - are Friday, April 7, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 PrIce 10 Cents 64th Year, No, 165 ' to , -. d.iwmieu.stJbS ij,tam , - ,ratb slamf* *t misuSe. wits By NEIl. (llLIlRhl)K tttt .* oaw . ' 21 December anti .Ianufiry unit Marrh to 53 57 Th is and that wholesale prices of number of jobless edged down above a 6.3 per cent 'ents or February. nine-tenths in ,n. 200,000 to 5.2 miiilllor. Al' Labor Writer fool and Industrial raw mate'said half year earlier. 'rho report on jobs The ,epirt on wPinIessl' WASIIIN(lTt)N (All) -- The ninis increased a modest cmethe employment i(itlfl that news 1i' rise in hourly earnings tent Indicated prices Inrindoel It,,' total niunber of Americans with tenth of one per was their Iarg- pins a small iflCtCRitd in the Jobs posted the largest gain in more favorable ilevelnpmenta (anti iroduuts and processed among men and more than length of th. average Work Mare); in nearly live )'enra anti for l'resldent Nixon to defend ft wwls t teeiinPtIfOhit'tenth,snbfbl est nnonthy gals) in per tent in March after several five years. Another one-third ° week bnnted average rankandthe rise In wholesale prices his ecnriwtilt' policies. the gain In jobs went to teen- file pay by $1.09 per week In slowed sharply, the government The reports hey the labor fle. months of sharp increases, said. one'-tenth of one agers and the rest to wewnen. 1131,13, the over-all The' re ported today. pantmenl'e 13'irra., of labor rt also said average leThe repo Wholesale prices are general- Statistics also said that the na- per cent in tense in the who Increases in employment, earnings of some 45 muty, indicators of later develop- lion's unemployment rate saic pr 1'i' fn4.'t was the smniti- pinsirly gs and hours of we-erS rank.and'file wrirkeri, earnin mcnt.a In retail 'onswner costs. edged up front 5.7 to 5.9 per tent lest in live months anti followed lion generally viewed as signs of •n"ro than h.ilb the ation'i total The report that total employ- last month, but this was due to three consecutive sharp in. fl orrIflI' 'rMth e r'c t -xo ri'r,' r for-, meni ross' 1120 000 t l 2 tiiilhinn apassutial fnt'tors anti th.' :ivtsini rrrlises of elgtht-tenthc each In futh 5 OrIfCa.hI$h__. CREDIy TEhM BE All — ; Herald Index ,' " Area,teatl'is ' S Calendar • National Warehouse Furniture LI ' HM 17.92 ( Ml. NO. 434) LONGWOOD PHONE ___ _________ 7 r . 11111 t'hurvhdtrectory 6 (')it-ch news -----------------2 l'utilic notices . ...... .1 0-11 Suitdty ....... 12-13 ..... Claulfled ads ....... I ....... Comics ..... ........ .- 12 Society ,,,, 9 Sports ............10.11 Crossword puzzle TV ...............Guide Dr. Crane Guide Dear Abby ..................9 Tablehopping 5A 4 Vegetable itiarkel , Ettitortalconunent , Word is the official open house and ribbon cutting for the Good Samaritan Home's new .'aclflty will be held April 16 a happy day for the patients, Mother Wilson and all those who -Y - --- hat the faith to Inipus1bie dream r ream "the W. have committed the Golden Rule to memory; let now commit it to life—Edwin Markham 322.02N ) ii ..... S I • i,.e me P4000 .,held •,4•,a. N... sold is dcteIire. u All listed Ii.,,s ewbi.,,,. p,i., ui.. (,uide 3 l'JlterthiflfltCIlt 9 I"ortn news CA Horoscope 14 llospitalnotes .' 1111111 -......-....'-"- - SEMINOLE COUNTY's State Troopers have received their supply of ATrivr AIIvf' pen's eni 2h th e'1 'U c padih 4Ld to miit&urLits as part 4 the Governor's Highway Safety Commission "Arrive Alive" piiiti Put don't stop them, they'll stop you. The pens are "fret" with each traffic citation. Trooper D. S. (Dan) Lawrence is shown with a handful, just waiting to "give" them away . (Gary Taylor Photo) ,,.... . ---- -. WEATIIFR-YflsterdfIY'B high 81' low 5. Generally t'aic today and partly cloudy Saturday. highs In low to mid 80's . Low tonight In 60 . Violent thunderstorms erupt ed along a cold front in the Midwest late Thursday, triggering tornadoes In Illinois, Iowa and Indiana and ending a brief spell of mild prIng weather. �Friday,April?, 1912-3A The Sanford Herald Friday. April la 1972 2AThe Sanford Herald By District Methodists Pastor's Corner rr'! Easter Adventure In Missions Is Planned —.'I...., I, - Adventures in )I plaimed b. churches In the Orlando District April -1L Rev. Rector Navas will speak at the 8:30 and II a.m. worship services Sunday on his Spanish ministry and inner city work In florida. William Eddy. who teaches at the Pan American InsUtute In Panama, an before that served In Cuba, win speak U, uuderi Circle and Weskyan Service Guild at $ p.m. Mndii at the home of Mrs. Donald Steven, l.4mjzwood. Mrs. Vausko Nishimnura will speak to the Wornon's JAM MART1N Au.iU.eri1 By REV. . ____ _ - ra - - . ~:41 r-, _V It Is nice or .onw4Ni thet nice p4e do rftious least. h . 4 The o.t.'i cf the Apostles give us a glimpse In Cluipter 10:":`rbey killed Jesus, hw*N him on a tree, orib,to have God raise him up on the ttdrd day and grant that he be seen, not by all, but ortly by such witri - rm as had been chosen beforehand by God, by as who Me and drarili with him after he raw from the dead. He commands us to preach to the peopeandUberwltness thatHetabeonesetspsrtbyGod as Judge of the living and deed. To bin all the WopI**a tefftify saying that every otne who believes to Mm has :L totalit) . i --II~ ;;I -t . t X& .. , ~ ,-4 ,. I i - -11-1 - __ --ik~ ~X ,. . . - - . A PANEL brought needs of the cnmmurJty before - the All Souls _________ 0I U$ fMk L ...d f" %-f C L .11 • - 4 I 1 ___ & I Al , ; . Y am. service there will be a 2 __ social educator for the Federal Migrant Program, _____ ____ between proper clothes and congeniality with other people_____ ___ reception for the Ushop in the Wish General Confab episcopal ar'a and agenCieL The study caM for four major . ____ __ incorpurated in a school of Seminole Boulevard. C. A. Hobbs Jr.. owner and developer of the land, estimated value of the develop,ment upon _ FolwelL of the Central Florida by representatives of the slightest chance." 'Me swt The Hubbard quotation is a Provided 21 8 tOWO cost- ThOw Rutland, DeLand, and Dr. budgeL and a variety of "vet old policy that Is tint In who are need and go to the Richard V. Moore and Harry I. legislative Items hi of Christian education to be held Episcopal Diocese. d ti found dropping Burney Jr., lay reserve, of the Rev. Mr. center alien are any more," church's financial in. effect the I tarcai operated on Sunday nights at First the Good of her critical book about It. stifle free dirunin" 11 dated their penm Into a dteiatisv Daytona Beach.. Mieslet said. He said vestment policies, women's .Presbyteristi Church of Thel! Coffee House In Orlando t, In a $154-mIllIon damage I lawsuits from a time when tdoixy boa-in this =all way, they ' Held every loin Years the rights, P 0 Christian outreach 15axn - tin Sanford. In state Supreme Court brought more than 100 others 01 1 was weak, just beginning and retained an important behavior, war and the sexual General Conference is hri stian he oragainst poblishersand 7.3(30p.m. in the the first year of his C Speaking th here, she charges that t had to struggle for its rights to dignity, peace, minority groups. church's top legislative sanctuary this Sunday, his topic life He has held rallies and ganixatiom wiretapped teie- two hi survive. missions, policy-making body. The 1,000 education, will be 'Mie Jesus Movement- crusades throughout the Owne, had her watched and abroad. Clouling is brought ill. If it is voUng delegates, equally el-lingelIATIL and Mure than "We're in much better shape Everyone u Scientology, which teaches southeast, speaking at many followed, visited her late at ressing- divided between laity and l000petitions cIlndlvldnnli and now, but II has been a rocky soiled or needs p schools amid colleges on drug ,, will be an opportunity utii 1111- that humans am isthj voluntews take e of dud Jab clergy, b main. read,"said the Rev. Mr. Mares. jfl 9jIf _flJ abuse. He .ervd as an advisor questions and answers. et ai All Smith of to MIS. Alma had In t he twgmmdng we .. "If .. .. ins In the United States to the Gover nor's tkui Ahii w u 1 1 •' SI' ui -UUMMUM ww uit for our freedim and at does all the rnen'Ung-Sbe and terdenomlnatlonal street Task Farce. attain their true being, they meaim was totntimuiatehai makes 51 many items as e traint Resident Florida Bishop A na tive of Kissimmee. he and amounted to "Intentional must get rid of mental.emotlon- tlfliCS ) ministry mie-to'oe sharing). possible wearable. Those items James prevent falsehoods about us, lakeland W. Heriley of The Holy Spirit Trucking served as an infantry lieutenant Interference" with con- al encumbrances through "aualso are which beyond repair hats what we had to do at the although not eligible to be a Company is the witness team of in Korea and While In stitutional rights of tree speech dlting' sessions. In have a value in that zippers and delegate, will be among the 10time. But we're not against to drugs. vice turned on u ministry. songs, sharing, When and press, says the suit, flied by sions, the client, called a '•;ine. against buttons are taken off and are member Council of Bishops at only he returned to the United States attorney Paul D. Rheingold, a clear" holds to extensions of an options, ions. "How to share and rap ''°' the two-week meeting. Bhstxips he joined the "hip" getsuon, former Justice Department 'E-metei',' somewhat like a lie mis made available, _________________________ living all over the United States presi de at plenary senions but lawyer who handled one of the _ incmmnwiesand was "hosted" early suits by consumer adcannot vote. for drugs before his life was ve He said the chairman of 11w Ralph Nader. changed by floricia Conference delegation Rlv'lngold said the malt's oh. is the REV. Dr. George A. Future programs scheduled jective Is to stop an arganl p.m. an include: "Spiritualism." by group from "using intimidation Faster. Ta1Iaee. The 13 by am. and 730 masks and robes to reprm 11-00 Church of God Miss Arnie Gehnan Apr. 16; and "everyman." They will prevent Sunday. The laymen will be hi delegates. Including three means to gag The Charismatic MoVtIfletd," freedom and keeii people from barge of all 01 the services- women, are hedIed by William current thinking of all ages with of Prophecy These men who are metutnus 01 A. Meadows Jr.. Miami. state by Rev. 1ET0Y Sop e r. the Christian interpretation of large ' speaking out." The first of a series Rev. James R. Meisler, the Florida Baptist Laymen's lay leader. given by an intercessor and gospel sings to iic presented it and Jehovah's Witness." by A Fishers of Men Crusade Dr. E. Earl Joiner, Apr. 30. Witnessing Foundation, will be One 01 the most cont,uvtraial narrator. U* Orlando Sports Stadium togy information mm- rrc the Church of God t. L..I.J ... -. L'..&A.... A.... £..4 ,.......,....i •L.. The cast consist* of Susan rntmnP at leais.laLve - Items on the Con-- their own All invitedto aUd. A fece agenda is expected to "ridiculous and laughable." connue rough Bryant and Gayle Hardin as it and added: "Thai fantasy Gospel Sing '72 will include FLAG AND %%AR Saturday. April 15. Guest narrators with Jan Jenkins. nursery will be provided for all be an 3m-page report of a fourhas about people spying cni her speakers for the ude are: Shari Jackson, Gene Adams, services. such well-known entertainers John Sn$er, Betsy Bowes, A and fullowing her is a lot of Sunday, Bri'. A. H. The Oak Ridge Boys. The MEMPHIS. Tenn , All airts, en h erd _vOOu ShepI. Joanne Cornell, Judy and Rev Salt) Ma young pr,est. the ui organStamper nonsense. Nobody In Harvesters, The pastor' Monday. Rev. H of St pa stor a Debbie Temple, Ruth had been skEdtoh Brothers, and the Maranatha c'eri. assistant Messer. OrlandoAnne's parish here. says he re Lutheran Bryant. Shetry Burleson. Pete her." Trio In Rev. J. E. wes' grnupof !Udd in allow Richards, and Ten .turss in 11w He noted that the organThese "sings" will feature pe C1ws' group top Gospel umips in the United SYmuts .. -I C.ond Sh,.ph.'nJ utheran i r"I p.s. tic nation. based on the ideas 01 Sl Stales and Canada. Crowds in cause he romdered the arf: philosopher L Ron adectac -, wiiiics4i. Or; gesture excess of 6,000 are expected to III Hubbard and started Sunday at 6:30 Lutheran Church of spaghetti mapper Rev. Earl Parker, Sanford; symbol of war It seemed attend. Tickets are avallabir at out p.m. in the f ellowship haIl 01 the context with hall S 1l.$4flLfl101. libel *CtLOti Srturday, Rev. Buford M. Senior Citinna from ..atliolic the stadium and Ward's. call tor Peet-e Pending against MISS Cooper Johnson, Orlando. Services church. All confirmed members the Redeemer churches In the county will Children under 12 are tree. and her publisher. Towcr and adult friends 01 the cl— nuy at 7.30 p.m. except iether Sunday for a Golden Age Sunda y, at 7 p.m. The public Is The Adult Fellowship Group (I spo St4le' mid to come with a good cordiallyinvited to attend. . San Pedro an Sunday April 9. a Camp Seminole on the Wekiva The hurcb women will m&tt Fun, companionship, games — Holy Cross Ep iscopa l Ri ver on il a p.m. old-time music and songs, -. A II t. t 7.45 adults of the church are irvtte dancing, boreseshoes, and . u There will be i special car- to enjoy an afternoon of fishing. the A ram and tw hostesses talent competition will be the ix'ruk commnwalon hr mothers boating, cards, horseshoes, and will be I.Autse Biwa n Edyth order of the day. _ ;, completion at $17,138 W). flown - $ - _________ _____ ______ -- - . -________ ui w -- ___ ____ ________ ______ _____ .r treitm.nt of package plant on two acres of the property. He said the plant would be capable of treating 130,000 gallons per day with 37,000 gallons ca pacity reserved at no expense for the city. The si te would be furn ished on a . t.mrvrarv haiti and ownershin _ Area Church News ________ J ___ At Stadium • ____ _____ -- _. - ' J. "Id Age Jamboree ,.' i us ' I - - . . - - . - - - - "akfast prepared by it,. served in the Parish Hall. The Pairs and Spares Club of •& now lit the churck The Hastens for the day will be Mrs without daughters are Pr es ident of the I..adin Aid, aiso Invited. The Senior Episcopal Young Mn. Ge05 Chw-dini will meet red- women 01 Badeeruer to riesday at 7:30 p,m. In the Apail for attendIng On fipft Parish Bali. The Junior LWML Rally at St. Epl.ciip.l Young People will Springs meet Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at home of Miss Laura Chase for a Baptist Church cookout :" . 'iwn .- p-5 . !t) am. service followed by a Elder ______ ________ _____ ______________ _______ JUNIOR Methodist Youth FelloWship of Ccnsmtmity United Methodist Qvur-ch of C isselberry vialted the residents of the Good Samaritan gifts. Jank* Mcthvin, __ ut Good Friday to aln& and surer jrests cupcakes and Cathy Cuselb&ry, jresldimnt, pencints cbet* to Ruby Wilson, dIrtm' w'lae M1ster Becca Gll and MYFers look . (Jane Iberi7 Photo) Fir-vt Frc)'/f)rior A conte'aporary service win be held Sunday at the 6.30 a.m. woraliip service at First Presbyterian Church. The 'serzvon" will cwwl& ci a tut moving dramatic Interpretation a Easter, "Come Alive", me will wear Greek drama c a fellowship. 1..lmeL will be I.I& tJ ft= across Florida to lead In revival at the Elder Springs Baptist Church. These mee will be leading the local train in home visitation evangelism this afternoon, Saturday, and Sunday will be at 7.30 1L Friday and Saturday and at ' - - ,, a three . 1j P Refreshments will be on sale at the CamP. The day begins at 10:30 an. ted ends ard S - join. .,P ff p.m YiIf'I Ift1a4' •a wwu U Then justice shall dwell in . ' _'' -. " . -. , . ___ _-.01=0 -I -;: :0, 3.:-- - * - _f 0 ! Chemical plan?" th at noted Swofford developers in Oak Harbor have closed a loan for $2.5 million on property and a 90 day moratorium would hurt these Explodes - '7 . ,-t -_ ~ 4II - Aw M .. ______ ~ ~~ ~_ - I i - . -* _____ - -. . . I M ~ __ _~ _ - - ---..! _. . - - ..- . - -- - -........ . -- -. VENICE, Fla. (AP)- A vial exploded today in the hand of a student. blowing off oart of his hand and Injuring 'five other students aboard a school bus. Sheriff Ross Boyer said Jim McDonald, 15, took the vial from a lunch box after boarding the bus and began shaking it, The blast caused extensive damage to the bus. -. ________________ -- -_ - ..... - - wr " - ~_ - ". -ta --- w - i JUDITH ANN McDonald, 17, of 309½ Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, was charged with reckless driving by Trooper P. C. (Phil) Wright of th e Florida Highway Patrol after her 1969 Chevrolet went out of control on Mohawk Avenue and hit a pine tree. Wright said the car traveled over 400 feet out of control, striking a boat and trailer owned by Willie G. Allen, 2651 Mohawk Avenue, and then hitting the tree head-on, caus ing th e car to catch fire, The Sanford Fire Department responded to the blaze which set nearby woods on fire. Diane Butler, 17, Philip Butler, 15, Maria Parent, 17, all of Sanford and the driver were taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital with injuries . ______ ____ - ____ _____ _____-- - -_ -- - Annexation Has Air Altamonte - - 1 1 Suspects In Three D Jailed Raids _____ _____ __ Care Topic Of Meeting Area Deaths -- Br Roce' 8dk1 - c; ) L - - v , t - f . - - ,. revised thou ghts on the ma owners torney to draft an annexation danes w hich the board con.. and agreed to the proposition of he said, property turn, ordinance there tsan interim of siders to be illegally annexed. the petition the clerk, who, in from exemption Mayor Swofford said, relative the petition and for- two weeks tot- consideration moratorium for thou having st.ampe — _______________________________________ tax assessor, before final action. Hadloff to th e suit, that 'they had to get to th e wards It placed a deposit for service, petition Is returned, again conte nded that adjacent a resident of the city to do it However, Dorfman stressed When the sa id, it is then submitted pro perty owners In county because she was sore that she Davis of a tem. areas should be notified before Lost the election." He went on to porary nature until the city to the Council for vaction, al weeks, annexations are accomplished maintaL that several persons er R.adloff, for se "takes a look to see what lit has the advisability of and public hearings held, were contiacteti, who refused, e stressing accomplished" (referring to th more referrals to the Planning Swofford negated this action among which was a former land use plan). Dorfman Zoning Board for Its con- saying that people 'just get ci,uzictlwwn.mn. and maintained the moratorium cootended that the emotional" and fail to realize sideratlon, 1t-3 a partment pe rmits i. Enforcement and by Seminole Council should adopt a that their prope rt y wtIlincrre By BILE. s€orr first in Seminole County. the '11Y. County and Orlando police, orocedure which would in value. Large amounts of narcotics The discussion emanated to Eleven persons were arrested eliminate the "unexpected." He Impure pure "a",f) Eisenhower. _. - people. Then too, he cited another developer in Atlanta with whom he has been in R.adloff mainta ined that the Longwood had the rght to By MARION BETIW.A contact. lie went on to note that zoning board is not properly innex the property in q uestion, developers made deposi ts and AI.TAMONTh SPRINGS - utilized and that some which he said, U commercia ll y acquired zoning and to deny uistiIn a continuing issue which he procedure was indicated to zoned. The suit, recently them a building permit for ssed, Councilman eliminate the necessity of toted by Mrs. June Lurmann. has pre days would be inequitable, considering each challenges the constItutionali ty Swofford contended th e Thomas Radloff Thursday council annez.atlon. He cited of recent annexa tions, and It petition for be applicable again questioned the city's moratorium could an. Instances of such matters being has been stated that the County within official procedure on to undeveloped property brought to the attention of Commission Intends to fIle suit no nezatlon. the city limits for which against four South Seminole council shortly before action, J. Davis S. City Attorney noti fication has been given and However, Mayor Lawrence ci ties questioning the legality at towa rd taken the steps ed ou tlin no deposit made for service, set Swofford renurked that when returning road and bridge funds Dorfnuin mentioned he had an nexation y petitioners as tter forth in the city charter. First, the council au thorizes the at. to cities for territorial boun- On Bus -. fvui: - As icing as any man, any significant sect or of ciii world. c a ma n 01 enjoy the blessings of peace with justact. then indeed there is no peace ere. -Dwight D. k, -1 I FT In FUNNY BUSINESS ful field. And the effect of righteoustien will be peace. and Llir re,s of rs4c.tu...., ness, quietness and trust for rvr--lsaicth 3216. 17. , . .A .- 9. - -- multi-family zoning for an interest In science." ________________ Police said the explosive was in three Thursday raids on were seized by the lawmen in expressed that annexation an allegation by Swofford that adjacent 10 acres currently in _________________________ CLUB ROAD , the county. lie did not reveal the believed to have been a suspected drug violators by raids at Oviedo and Altamonte matters should have a prior County Comniisslon is "backing _COUNTRY number of apartments that derivative of silver acetylene. Florida Department of Law Springs homes and at Orlando. review before coming to Council the Longwood (legal) suit." foyer said his office was climaxing what Sheriff's Del. The mayor contended that would be built on 10 acres. as is done In the county. Radloff AletterdatedApril requests investigating a report that the Ray Parker said was a long $ aid the decision of the zoning investigation, large quantities change of zoning of Le 68-acre vial was given to McDona ld by board, as In the county, would g parcel from the city's highest another boy three days ago. not be final and, if the petition of LSD, marijuana, "spread," -Police were looking for the applicant barbiturates and 63 marijuana rejected, The fourth in a series of were other student. could appeal to Council for were confiscated. plants B A R B S_ "I am reasonably certain the Arrested at 320 Trinity educations programs for per. further action. material . from lad didn't get the Avenue, Altamonte Springs, sons with Emphysema and their B% l'IlIL I'ASIOIIET the school laboratory, nor did he were six men, including: families will be held on Monday. Suc ear-and-tt'ar or) your make it in chemistry class," Gerald Paul Mack, 20; Thomas April 10, at 7:30 p.m., in the memory. Recall only the Rose said. A. Dietzel, 19; William E. conference room of the points oints about people. Ile H described McDonald as a MRS EVELYN WYCHE Jones, Ia; Dean James Nixon, Seminole County Health keen-witted youngster. He was Mrs. Evelyn Wyche, 4$, of 700 19, all of Sa g inaw, Mich.; Department, 900 French of tlit best Avenue, Sanford. one of four students selected to l'lI)U[I 0 me'ol K. 14th Street, Sanford, died James Edward Weisenbt'rg, lus It. Mrs. Ethel Schoonmaker, Thursday night at Seminole DAYTON, Ohio (API - The and William Bland Coppock Jr., he ml to skip tail represent the school on "HighIs to hare of mm, T(4 Q," a television program that Food and Drug Administration 21, both of Altamonte Spi trigi regional nutrition consultant, Memorial Hospital. Born in tests general knowledge, lie Is seeking a court order to enWeiser.berg was booked on Division of Health, and Mrs. Manchester, N.H., she had lived the Sunshine jein production at 10th was one of a very few several charges including Grace Richards, RN., super. in Sanford for the past 27 years. graders to make the team, Rose Biscuit Co. here until equipment possession of marijuana, IS!) visor of nurses at the Seminole She was a member of the First is cleaned and the manu- and narcotic paraphernalia. Ilis County Health health Depart- United Methodist Church. ald. mnent, will present the program. Others admitted to the facturing process revised, her Survivors include bond was set at 112,500. The FDA said Thursday the hospital utter the expulsion husband, Robert C. Wyche of Mack was charged with the The programs are sponsored Sanfo,'d; two daughters, Misses during a stop at Sorrento Shores U.S. District Court action WIi sale of 151) and marijuana . pick it up---- were: Find a taken because it had found P0' possession with a total 17,5M by the Central Florida Merlane and Judj Lyn Wyche, and si.x'nd the rest of the day Tuberculosis anti Respiratory both of Sanford, mnottier, Mrs. St cDonald's brother, Craig, tentially dangerous levels of an bond. wondering what it's good and cookies insecticide in Leane for. 13; Nickic Windoffer, 17, Coppock, Nizon, Dietzel and Disuse Association. Blanche Davis,; two trotlers, All interested persona are Sonny and Donald Davis, two made breakfast cereal Baker, Kimle Evangelista, 1$, at the Jones were jailed in lieu of Showers vwe'rs bring 14, and Brenda Austhof, 16. plant. $2500 bond each on marijuana Invited to attend these tree sisters, lien. and Bertha all of down the plaster in the informative meetings. The court also was asked to possession charges. northeast corner of our They were treated for Manchester, N.H. FOf additional information lirinp room. order all contaminated stocks Donald 1.. Woods, 23, and abraisioos and released, llriuon Funeral Home Is In — destroyed George Waters, 24, were call Mrs. Lorraine I.. Graham charge of arrangements. __ and nghteousneu abide in the I) - Fd oun d The Ixthw-an and Metimmlist special Mass celebrated by ,-mice Bishop William I). Borders. Junior No adinleslon Is charged bit Methodist Church on Tuesdays all who can, are asked to bring • A as Maria a ..c p.m. A re Children or. throughtheir øwii favorite C,b-d'rd dish. ' . $I r - ## . r_t ~, . . -, . - --~ ... ~ 1.__ -- : -_____ ' and daughters of Holy Crcm iscvpa1 Church &inday at the 4. -* - . 13& 1,tc r~- 7 lr~.0 4; ~g 4 -, ~ By MABION BFTIIFA "" _ *>V , W..-j ., ________- McDonald underwent would revert to the developer when the city's permanent emergency surgery at a Venice system is constructed. In ad- hospital for injuries to his right dition the connecter system and leg and arm anti was reported in two lift stations would be critical condition. "It would not be unusual for donated to the city, "In conat a Jim to have concocted sideration of. tap-on fee" something of his own," said Guy later date. In addition to the planned Rose, princi pal of Veni.se High developnient, flown said he will School. "He is very inquIiitive, oetition for annexation and quite creative and has a keen - ated , - -- -- --. - Approved ... I A6 Ir&-MR 1- ~ , M . I ~` ~'~ - ~ " ~!)j -,W r).d, %m4J, IM an _____ . _,, -- " Emphysema -. - 1 - - - asked Clerk Sally Haislip to read for the boaru's edification a series of letters sent by him to Mayor Kenneth Brown over the weeks. u The first letter, dated March 16, and followed by a private March 17, revealed the ______ Featured 0. ,~,. V Stoppage t .- developer's plans for con- high school science honor _____ ____ Gospel Sing - It meeting with the mayor on of an unknown chemical - ...._.. _. - ______ _____ ___________________---. ------- - , '# *Pkv :kk % .- -- . ______ ~iv : HL *~ ~ W~ .1 _~_~% '. 4. , t .1 . , #* __41- a pendlngresultsofaCityCounctl % She said that through the LAKELAND - Twenty4dx lay year study which proposes Catholic Sharing Center, with and clerical delegates will substantial changes in the Mrs. Eugene Gilmartin as rrreaeut the United Methodist structureoithecburch'sboarth ses ic I Building "" - a - . program boards to replace shoes, household appliances -j ____________________________ seeing the blue car. Day and any more," he said. clunehea and I mlasiiwi cetiers. tronsL Many . prIl 16-29 in Atlanta, Ga.. several current agencies. arid such ashiheat night far weeks, It was there. Miss Cooper, Jewish and with tars, and has about tinee ml]- people the Of flhiTflt th e creation of a 1644nernber Represen ti ng th e Orla ndo adjacent to her apartment degrees In psychology. said: "It lwini have found new Cowicll Oti MIflIItm13 tO ritatrict will be Dt*ct &. Whenever she went mit, she n- becomes a question of whether Of thusium for seeking kin- Eugene IdsUatIV nmman and P.ev as an interim a person can tell the truth, or t ceti it. i Angeles, the group's IU their own I)r. Robert M. fl1ackbvr, body between the quadrennial MmeMent within 'It was always there, this old, to be harassed into ailence All ter of 15MW FelitlOfli p.tw of First United Methodist General Cuoference aessimis. figure hiøsb' thfl*ted she of " fl, Delegates also will act on Church ____ cd 15 the principle The experie" was part of a upsetting, but Mrs. Gilmartin told the De John J. Rooks, of Wlider mew 4,006-word Statement of series of incidents in which frat'- worth fighting far." only five suits in this country hi women presetit that Park. Attending as delegate Social Principles, a new your faith" cl s art another pgtj quotes Hubbard as the last 10 years. three settled Hugh Tarcat director of } in busbis. to make a jj _ it not wiuj statement on doctrinal stanWord. Inc.. Orlando, will be phase of theT1Y. 27, claims inat she has been stating that "we should be Vet7 out of court be District SUP. Walter B. dITds. a $48 tTÜIhLIEI geflet*] P I* -. speaker in the first of a series sanctioned by Bishop William tiaraned for mare than a year at to we for slander at uw Christian Education Series Opens Sunday - -____ - A'Iem OIS TS rlafl ______ II ---- - i ry - p"wided cloothing. bed clOthM at the denomination's in. -.-- Action Awaits 0 coordinator. (which has - .". the rhtef ipokesrnan fir the Saigon command, said the strikes. Two Navy fighterbombers and a big rescue he li- AI.TAMONTE SPRINGS • Following considerable ver. binge on the subject, City Council last night authorized City Attorney S. J. Davis to I I I . . I — prepare a resolution declaring a moratorium on the Issuance of . building permits in an R-3 area. Excluded are those already receiving 1113,934 initially with cent open spaces, three per cent pledged service or who have o idential classification t res By DONNA F-STES sewer treatment site, 15.8 per [)aid deposits. 1111D. A separate schedule continuing sums of $97,502 cent dwelling including carMa)or liwrente Swofford Revised presented by the deseloper IONGWOOt) T4 planned development ports and 13.2 per tent told Council a problem arose in counclusion at ed th e city unit show proposal for the planned said would have 68 per and parking. the matter in that some of the development of the 6"cre tract development time could expect flown tAKC3 °°.'' 111 dU valorem F. "I'" boondIn Fairy lake was services pledged to the submitted to the city's planning annul1y in aMlttn La $31,114 in developers. Further, he anbuilding permit fees and 160,660 and zoning commission last several building nounced, night. The board took no action in water tap fees. have been permits already a Hobbs recommended awaiting and are public hearing on the proposed charge of $4 per month on approval. submitted creation of new zoning townhouses and $3 a month on Councilman Daniel Dorfman classifications scheduled for the apartments be levied for co ce ed these would have to be with an He said service. sewer April 20. honored d but moved for the plans call for . average $5.40 monthly unit Th to prepare a resolution struction of 220 two-story water bill another $13,639.60 townhouses (apparently con. monthly could be expected in attorney in g a moratorium on apartme nts for a maximum 11-3 establish dominiums) and 455 rental water revenues when the land is 90 days until a land use plan Is of developed. apartments on the 68-acre fully completed by a recently by the Projections prepared parcel bounded by Marvin reta ined planning firm. The Avenue, Oleander and Seminola developer from all sources of motion died for lack ofa second. city revenue would have the Boulevard. The plans showed obviously puzzled Dorf. This two entrances Into the man, who queried,"Why are we development -one from Grant paying $15,000 for a land use Street and the other from ---- 2 , i for improvement-all are confounded with the problem of cept calls at her home or at the nter at it traricportatlnn. She en- I di ipront ' still .It min point' of inlcftst (it iulo high Shtl \Slll.'\(11UN 13(M.. NI) Band left Thursday afternoon to play in the Among those making the trip were. left to right, Cherry Blossom Festival in the Nation's Joni Hurst, Brian Banks, B.Andmaster Richard capital. While on the all-expe nse conducted tour Fc...'_-rg, Paula Edwards, and Nlike arranged by Amtrak, band members and their Domansky. I Souls Catholic Women wW the Knights of Columbus 14 families id, Mm GL1IthI will ac- . - ~!_T &_ _: Z- - .1 J==;N=0=b=d-_- L - - a 0 * RT. REV WIW&M H 1. The Center is open ftm vices. who said that from her a.m. to noon on Monday. Diocese of Central Florida, area of operation. tr na wlfl preach and Wednesday. Thursday and be ortaj would appear children's confirnuition Saturday. On Tuesday and in the No. I service need the Friday, it is open ban 9 a. m. to class at Holy Cross Sonmoie Cixmty. TV#x to p. m.If any one has a need or EpWq* Church SUrA&Y, doctor, to the grocery. to knows 2 of someow who has a Aprfl 16. Following the 10 consider a transportation POOL 1 1 By GEORGE W. CORNELL lidling. Inc., for her book. "The dettector, which is monitored by SrM1al of Sclentology." A? iicugin Writer ue rninjst or based NEW YORK AP -Through "It's aconiplete The group's staff has drown to the window of her firitt-flow on a lot of antiquated, back- about 3W ministers in this apartment, she says she kept neyed things that just are 001 country working at 30 ITiSIn AllottIla Is Our Song." Members of All Souls Catholic omen's Club were informed of - - - -,. -_ . m- , Mrs. Gilmartin said that By ANN SEEMOWSKI hut, In Battle With Author I- us I couraged the women IkMnt to :4-14k LI I wereustedatOulstmiawlth localneedsbyMrLA.Wa11ace., food and clothing. Slate Division of Family Ser9 .. Catholic Woman's Club. Left to right are Mrs. Eugene Gilmartin, coordinator of Catholic Sharing Center; Mrs. Ann WaHaM Division of Family Services; Mrs. Ad& Sires, Headstart Teacher; Mrs. Donzel Crouse, president ol All Souls Catholic Women's Club, and Patricia he Federal Migrant prograMr _____________________ --- - . i l_ 4 -_ -: 'I• - .. --r -_- _-_ J; - - - __ S . •.. - _~,~ I -. - . Owl - Area Women By 4-L4, ;~- . . . - 44,443 - . - -. ... . - P 1P L - and ft with 81. AVS=Ww: "We Are Easier People And . - ., ool Advocated __ _ . - ~-_ __W*'_ --2,. . -I ~~A .2 ,, ~ i. I fI Easter or any other time is only the beginning the stop to ft right direction. RuWrv, starting In that direction unites us for grest Joy and * -1m to to artst, gives t -1 In harmony learning to uwlflce, learning to love like ______ Jesus 1neasea 01 chances of sharing the Risen gimihad life with Qrinto the degree ofcertalxdy. Going todzwchon .'. - '" 7i O" Zran really fathom what the Resurrection means In live ~. .m 4 1 - - t ~_~ I 1 I. k -- I I._. d ThI !- C -', ciesprnred mu we on n a can not being ourselves m mum MW present lIfe with aer neighbor as C1 d, even before it " O 0 I Ofl fl S district town 75 miles north of Siigon today and opened a fourth Front In their fllfle-dJIY4)Ia - nam and neighboring strcwnes The spotter reported eight to of l.aos with more than 600 ten Nor th Vietnamese tanks at- tacking the town, and later the government troops 'moved out South Vietnamese command to an area outside the city." copter were shot down, the U.S. announced that loc Nmnh was Casualties on both sides were Command said, and six Amen- abandoned during the morning r.rrt.1 he*" cans were musing. after four days of heavy attack. sivewtthmotethiinadoten Government forces alio ThedkUlcttnwnof Loc Nlnh The viet Cong radio cLaimed tacks on Iown.i Rfl(l beses in fell after fighting so close that ut the South Vietnamese gar. abanned Fire Base Hung Mekong Delta to the south. an air spotter overhead report- rison surrendered after Corn- lam, Ave miles southwest of U.S. warplanes meanwhile ed the defending South Viet- rnwilst forces killed, wounded liic Ninh and II) miles below the hammered North Victrnrnese niunese were calling artillery or Captured 400 of the defend- Cam&dlsn border. to the ireforces in North and South Viet- Are in on their owi' positions em Hut! I (ol I, Trung then my - namnese troops captured • - - : (, program of the church In various meetings in area churches throught the week3ong emphasis. :;. I1 -i - I- - The Apostle points out the relationship of the Resurrection to the sufferinp of Christ. the Paschal nmw. forglver~ of sins, and the haportance of faith. The it b Resurrection b not Just the final d in the of the begbaft of a new life iorth frwa the dead. such Lax&-us. Ind,tviduals have come hack to lift, but to this life. Jeiiacaniefththanew lstamiceag1ortflsdez1stence. & fnth with a hiwn.i, body t had new properties because It shared a new W a new azisism. By (IFORGE F.MPKR Associated Press Writer North VietSAIGON (Al') - Q., a Minion . .- tendance at Easter Serrices. Christ Is with as. cc - iii, bit is keenly felt arid the man of Christians their faith, th* belief In The out to eir ReaurrwtIon of Qujgaiid what ftm.sne In Dlhea. And that Is da question which an& of in num as1k ourResurrectino on EAsW Is JW analber tD job the crowd and appear religious In the night of mm.it man= to go lb will A1 directs the minion work under the national division of the Board of Minions on John's 1.". d Rev. Goodwin is also a member of the board of managers of the Board of Minions of the UM Church. *aker for the youth of the chinch at Op. in. Saturday, - Our commemoration of Easter has conie and none. Caw peoptehavecomeot*topaytmibuteaxidglvehonormsdglory to The Risen Cw*zt. How wonderful thu 1&. Aik ami P' and he will tell you of the joy hi his heart because of the at- be Rev. M Wtimeler, supeithtondent of of 11w UM Church Ece e 1,1*. During his first year he aveIed by air over 4L0 mil hi odministerIng Methodist work In Alaska. Before going to Alaska he served In the Pacific Northwest a nn ual conferenee. He has participa ted hi several tows of minion work and overseas preaching minions to Europe, South Arnica, Africa and the r, lA Some 30 speakers will be interpsi.th* the minion April Society of Christian Service at 10:30 am. Wednesday, foLlowed by a sack hmchsoa. The wL'e of a ad at Oglethorpe College In Georgia, she Is a puler speaker. Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. there will ki a family night dinner In fellowship hall with Rev. Willis Goodwin u speaker . He Is pastor on John's Island In South C*roltha and CAELBERY-.Cimnunity United Methodist Church will be part*dp.thtg In the People to chwct, becetse Reds ODen 4th Front* Take Town In South 1 -,. - The FDA checked the Dayton arrested at 318 Smith Street, 4234533, Orlando. plant attcr the chemical, ron. Oviedo, and 63 marijuana nd, showed up In random tests plants were seized. Woods was (INK %%'.V Tim TELL at t he row pany'p Kansas Clty 0irgee rtlb slelierh The KW '()'IK ,AI') P1*IIL marijuana and Waters with only safe w ay to be sure of a pe rson s race- i. to find out who The chemical was found 1mm possession of marijuana, Toy Cookies, Shredde Wheat In Orlando, agents arrested his p.trent w.'rc and whirr breakiaat cereal and cracker Marilyn Singer, 1$, uriil Joseph they tame from. says Dr James C King. an as.ociaIe meal at the Dayton plant, the Movern, 18, on possession professor at New 'ork t!nlver. FDA said, but not In the raw of marijuana charges, and a 16Sit), in his hook The Biology products used in the maraufa year-old boy for possession of HJCe' turing process. narcotic pareptiernalia. - , Funeral Notice - "" - ' eunsvol &.rvIciI Is, Mn. Ivan Wyth•. ii, at 1 5. L11 ThuVSdav night *ill to PIid of rn. Sitvfdii. at C'issod Cynical Horns with Rev )uIIvi C. Dvi's officiating SvvtiI Will b In Oiawn M.mori•. Park,. Britton Cun,.i Horns In 1 p Charge �- -= -----S - --.--------.-- - ----- .- - -- . -. ............. -- - .. '.,...,ir, ---.'--. ._.- .-.. . . ._. Friday, April 7.W72 Editorial Comment least three hard questions being raised by the hax'd fighting which Is tkirtg place in Vietnam. Why has Hanoi finally released its own trained. experienced and sohdly armed forces For this offensive which has, in its initial stages, presented the spectacle of North Vietnamese troop offering battle in very much the traditional style? Why was this scheduled half-way between the visit of risidit Nixon to Peking and Moscow, communist powers who have backed Hanoi and, it must be presumed approved this At have beI awaiting some in. dicatlon which would be putting some meat on the spare bones which were exhibited during and after the Nixon historic visit to Peking may find this furious battleground action an omen as to the future of the SinoAmencan entente which was so publicized, When the third question is considered, there can be little qiestion that world opinion will not be made more favorable to this ugly Indochina war which American forces have been sucked Into and find it alnost impossible to escape. President Nixon's airedy troubled brow must be even more wrinkled as this development takes place while domestic issues are crying for 1be whO timing? Third, it is an answer to the action of President Nixon in stopping the "eac.e tal ks" in Paris. They evidently are accepting the military challenge as the way to stop th is war. matters which can be approached from several viewpoints. On the battleground, It was launched at a South Vietnamese force which had not been blooded and was expected to be as it proved, inc;:pble of strong resistance. On the calendar, it does have the position of about midway between the talks which President Nixon had with the Communist leaders of mainland China an wiu have wi th the Kremlin triumvirate next month. The latter will, therefore, take place after the United States' reaction to the offensive is more definable, ... ___________________________ -- - Hows i1Et Again? New Zealand-Kitty responding to that the The Capitol sanitarian, congressional staff complaints Longwcrth House Building cafeteria Is overrun wi th cockroa ches, admits the problem exists, Seems ererythingin Washington then days is bogged. Memphis (Tenn.) Commercial Appeal - Hawk Rivals? 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The Herald is a member of the AUOCL!ed Pms which is titId esciusi w'ety ic the use far reproduction of all the local news on* prinfW in this newspaper Herald Area Correspondents Attamoote Springs Mo ri lyn Gor don 131-6573 Bear Lake Forest City Ann Riley t31 995; CIiuIuta Lire Baker 30 3207 Colored C.mmoaity Marva Hawtins O.ttana-DB.ry. Enterprise 2222611 Eat- 57 Lak, Monrg, 3223611 Long"" Am Riley Ntti Orlando Mary Hyatt 13151M 0530111111 _ Grieva .Ovi.d. Slava Lis M.thi.ui 319-5305 16 0 — 11 I 11 ' ' - 1904 he designed and tailit a high-wing monoplane of steel and bamboo, with aileron and ____ - _ — l pounds. Pearse controlled pitch by .'-'------- 1!1l I4.. ____ 11 - _________ i .l efJrj )r4. IlIad a wingspread ci 700 _________ . __ ________ _- .__ -_.. Slippery going _________________________________________________________________________________________________ . Mission To Canada Can Nixon Erase These Stains? By Itostr DEns Copley News Service 1resV4ent Nixon's next visit to a foreign country entails a brief hop scramthe border Into Canada. He Is going to Ottawa April 13 for two day of talks with Prime Wnier Pierre moea The up may not arouse so math iWArea but as the President's Isot one, to Peking, or his erih( one In May to Mtcw. Yet it is vitally important to the fwt of U.S. Canada relatiow. The old ac -osa-thebcrder friendship las been showing signs of acs err strain of late. Mr. Nixon's main mission is to try to close the widening gap between Washington and 01tawa. Recent U.S. actions, paz'iicularly on the economic front. have sharpened the common Canadian complaint that Americana take their ncrthu'o neighbors too much for mide. 1f has id that Americans "n, tt know very much nor care very much really about C'.anwip." the other side, Americans have viewed e recent actions by the Canadian government as being not very -ienly, or helpful to the cnrnmon ca use of the Western ales. 'Y pursued a fairly Independent foreign policy, especially in regard to Its dealings with the iwiist tgoc. II took Its - ____ . own separate line with Coriunirust Qiina, recoguising it in 1970. and irong1 - supporting its adinitt.aie to the United Nations, Diving Trudeau's visit to the soviet Union lag ,c.w he principa the l told Premier AIeIeI Kosygin publicly that Duent to Canadian naUmalim Is the US. IUthCc. In Canada. 7be two signed an e'enent for Y*A lñgb'levti talks at least once a yew on subjects of mutual Interest, Ka,ygln Paid a. etm visit 10 Canada, using the C"'' to make a speech In Ottawa Criticising U.S. POUCIOL at signed a !OW to expand relations to iii*fl fields. A visit by Yugoslavia President Josip &oz Tito followed, during which be signed a scientific and technical agroeinuit with Canada. Trudeau also has set out to reduce the srmeG forces, cut dc.1c.ne spdJng, loosen longstanding military ties with the TJriited States and curtail (afl)'5 contributim to North American defense. For Its economy, however, Canada still Is strongly dependent= the t.tited &ate3-.-a !wt which irks same Canadians. They took It as one more example of typical American disregard when President Nixon to an economic policy t Japan in our biggest cast' in the - - In fact, Canada and the United States are each other's biggest customers. .—.--_______________________________ . Should a Preacher Speak for Himself? t., , . - J " - ____________.-- Every few years the topic returns for comment and debate: Should clergymen used canned sermons. Most people In the pew know that a preacher must have vast resources of illustrations, texts and Ideas to produce a sermon ever)' Sunday. They are also aware that books of sermons are published annually, giving the best (or to considered by an editor) from the skills of tic. leading preachers in the land or even the collections from a single source. Other helps and aids flourish, such as "1.000 illustrations for Sunday School talks" or "lZ)O outlines from the Sermon Masters." Needless to say, there is lots of material for the pastor who feels that his mind as well as his library is empty and here comes another Sunday. On to other matters. Here is a good one for tic. "no sooner said than done yesterday" department. Altamonte Councilman Tom Radloff at the city council meeting on Tuesday relayed the complaint of some citizens that the flag at city hail was tattered and a new one should be purchased. It was taken care of Monday, Police Chief Justus East Informed, asking, "Didn't you see the new flag when you came into city ball?" An article In the Wall Mreet Journal touched on the topic of canned sermons and hinted that quite a few men of the cloth were heavily dependent on the scholarship and skill of other writers. Yet I wonder if this is the full story. Most major seminaries devote much time and effort to courses in sermon preparation and delivery. New Testament Studies encourage a preacher to do his own work and research;Wactical courses demonstrate the way to get It across. This writer never once heard of a "sermon series" or pulpit manual being suggested, endorsed or advised in seminary. Even sermon Ill ustra• lions from compilations are dangerous: Who wants to bear the guy dawn the street using your material" or vice Versa. The Wall Street Journal piece mentioned several serv- 11 Ices that helped the weary pastor. Yet the largest had °°IY 5 = clergy customers.—which Is not much of a dent when you add 250.000 Protestant ministers and 100.000plus Catholic priests. Maybe the Sunday speakers are doing more of their own work, after all. it is our guess that the faithful In the Sunday service art 1)01 50 chiirnied by a polished, memorized sermon from another hand. They look forward to the InterpretsDons and direction that come from personal experience. Yet there may be a ustificaticin for a canned sermon, If it comes from a historic leader of the faith and the congregaticn 9 e I Total new building with 226 permits issued since January I And contrary to rumor, t,ogan Browning now has a trio of Seminole County cities to serve as fiscal agent. He added Altamonte Springs to his list that already included Longwood and North Orlando. - -— Chief Walter Bachelor of tic. North Orlan do Police Department reported to the City Council this week that he of and his men put in a total of 812 hours during the month were and finds there figuring starts anyone March. Before only 744 hours total in March, let us add quickly that the time includes both reserves and regulars and many were working ____________ P. S FRANKFURT, West Germany sLdf a tiidbiit V& mibtar) isunrIei aid their families have been in Europe (or a quarter tw-y. But in programmin ThLflW) to nalntaln the txuldingi where they live aid wort, they have been there jiisi one yea- at a Omit. As a result, the stvmge ci housing our troops amid th in Eis-ope tday is fr below that to which they are accustomed in Amer-lea. Despite routine expenditure of as much as $200 million a year on upkeep alone, many of the thousands of buildings on 7$4 large and w-iall U.S. Army in?ts.. Items across the he.ert of Europe are in ,'1.:1;C r ,1111 In Germany and xesghbcs-ing Na-ti Atlantic Treaty Organizatlmi camrdrha. U.S. Army l*dilibes cover a total area la-ga' than the date of Delaware maw S's times the area of the District ci Colanbia — — Waric The oldest bitkng oded today by our Uwp In Europe was eosrurted h year Sit Walter Ilateigh esthe tune tablis ed the first Engli coICJry In America - I60L1. It, like tit majority of tazildings occupied by our troops at the end of World War II arai In use today. WAS antiquated and In need of major manerance when we took It fran the Germans heating plarLs, built In i.ast Grin the 13(*, for which repair parts no longr are available. have rusted or burned out, *zid steam lines are dogged tight with lime deposits. Caulking has chiip1iitared from around — Residents Grateful and Police thief R. E. Sweat's Longwood police force high given Fire Chief Carl Lonunlef's fire-fighters were praise by the Woodlands subdivision residents who attended a city council work session this week. two The Fire -fighters during the past month extinguished and a limits, city the blazes In the develcpmeflt just outside resident reported tie police department acted rapidly on a complaint about excessive noise in a city area. Both departments are "great," according to the two residents, but apparently not great enough to entice th* P"910 there to annex to the city, taxes would amount to one of the men said Longwood wwdm window and door fmes, which Uiemselves sag from dry r It is an unending and tncreatingly ci' prmu,vr task each yeax for the 19,000 rubtar3 and uivthan tmipItIvs of the U.S. Army Engineer Ccznmand, Europe. to maintain such housing, administrative, support and operational buildings, even to mlithm occupi ahi. AÜ.ed to explain bow such a halng situation as exists today for U.S. forces across Europe was created, Brig- Germ. Carroll N. LeTeflier, aix, heads the Engineer Conimand here, says it has resulted from the cgnstai use amid mimmr.al maintenance of these out. moded snictw'es over a period of 35 years - but with planning and funding jr f" or" t'J' I' i. about $100 annually per borne. - - - Charter Election Proposed S . Never was it poizi to ac*wdule complete osettisul of old buildings or to phase improvements 9m amm lonjer period imo the future, as would lave teen both more practical and efficient. during the same periods. Complaints received or action taken during the month 15 totaled 15 with 30 summons issued, 38 oral warnings and 812 hours himthe 223 of worked complaints. The chief dog Ulf. 5 In addition officers of ficers were on call another 96. ere3ei'est0taled l30tiours. th DonatedtimebY ur ho s. -— Troop Housing Lack In Europe Housing for more t2n 40(1,000 perincluded, as are nine general am txiçaials, 11 dependent schools and 550 large dining facilities Paved areas streets, walks and parking areas for cars, trucks, armored vehicles and at. tiflery weapons - are equivalent to a the four4aw stertigtiway a-". Precinct Station Planned Incidentall y, Altamonte Police thief East Is very proud ce of th e fact th at his department will ha ve a "precinct" offi 4. at the planned new fire station to be built west of Interstate BERRY'S IOI]LD Ii Construction boom continues In that city with a record month in building seen in March. A total of 99 building permlts were Issued for value of $7,01531, Permits Included 75 single family homes atcost of $3,564,600; commercial building In the Altamonte Square valued at $600000; Palm tati Springs Apartmen ts (=units) $2.4 million; service s on motel (150 Inn Ramada at Wyrnore Road and 436 $50,000; Wilson addition to the fourth floor units) $1,064,746 as well as Knott "100" building on 436 at $225,000 and the Palm Springs Delve Baptist (]nrch Educational Building $50,000. I of this year in Altamonte is $11,938,533 compared to all of 1971 to 378 permits valued at $18,712,225 and 1970 of 178 per. mita worth $3,016,318. Some increase, huh? * Shortsighted Funding B Dt1NC.NYE Ciaple, 'rwi Service i~ 0 a— qn1n - ______ member Council including four cowidUJTitn and a mayorcouncilman. This would give the mayor a vote Which he currently does not have. 0r cozu, the load 1*,e is ter,ibi,—tijt that waif., knows more about the sto'cl mar&et than any analyst me mettN Ii 10 Is gom8thlflg missing? A legislative reappovtioiwnent The l,'gislature today en tered a down-lo-datk ace with the plsn hid alr eady been approved clock In conclude the already by the Legislature. The king list of bills facing e*tpndeil general session. as Senate action tnckxte a liberalsuch l;ues Majr iongrrssional retlistik (lug and tied a bortion mear'.we; land ii state budget for fiscal 1973-73 use. water management, CoTistirner advocate, and nc. ira' still pending tax license cupational espectwas Most of the at-lion '91 to ntrur in the Senate, where proposals. Bills In implement ,ibout a dozen bills passed by Florida's new judiciary system the house have piled up. Se nate that was recen tly adopted by I'resident Jerry Thomas or voters and to end the states dereti the Senate into a rare 7 traditional immunity from lawsuits are also in the hopper a m. to midnight session, The thera1?eutk abortion bill The house faces a lighter passed the house 73-30 Thorsh ses th ou work load although bo muit vote on a $1.15 billion pro- day. It allows abortion to per.. posed stale tagiget recommend' (ret a mother's life or health , if ed by a Senate-house coo' it was reasonably certain the that fetus would be deformed or in committee lerence Ii'!!!t deliberated fur r1HTC than two :" weeks before agreeing on a omnprrimise. First up on the Se na te calendar was a $29 million aid-to-cit. Makes You a Mater of the Keyboard lea-and-countIes bi ll. Mernwhile, a major rompro" inise was pr ed icted on c-nogresslonal redistricting. Sens. 1tv'guilar Wilbur lloyd, D.Palrnetlo and home, ..Talla ha ', have attempted to win Serial" support for the House passed version of the 15-member rile.' congressional resealing plan "I don't like ttie idea," said Sen. Ken Myers, 1).Mlarni, principal author of the pla n. Ty- so smooth and easy, it's like music to "butIsen1e that the mofldOfti yrur ears. Chnck4ull of "rncint-wanti'd" Senate now Is to go along with features like Magic' Margin controLs, M.igthe house bill." ic' Meter scales, Touch Control' selector, If such a compromise Isn't agic' Coumn rt aisd Cirar, ag reed on, conceded Myers, the Variable Line Spacer. plunged is ou ld be leg lature c into another extension. The Florida Constitution mandates that the Legislature MANC-5 1101111 is ill tri OUBW adopt both a budget for the state to plans and, this year, redistrict both congressional and legislative mats in its george stu 1 ______ '__- ing could be Nl'V ilol)l-;l.s tlr;mw ing Al tilt' uItrtI1IIn .iI ' v,ahingtii. I) ( slsoi ulisplu) iii the Department of 1 ransportiitlofl. rpt'rl' to come. On the h&ihie of autos iiiriital siafel'. curs were developed under government contract to turn tough new standards, including survival of occupants In a 50.1 **.11.h. crash mb a solid barrier. i'rototpe b AMF, Inc. (top), Fairchild Industries (crntrrt and General Motors usa.prodiictiofl models. (huilmil) were designed as idea cars rather than potential m .. - ------------. øf I ome to the big i%, O iceraraare Aids Florida_ - Bob H DITU Ribs P By RICH tIPPEt. George who introduced Hope, was himGay. Alabama TALIIlA5E, Fin. (AP) Wallace's White House ambit- self introduced as a "religious man," and cracked: "1 like - Comedian Bob hope raised ions, $16,000 for Florida's menially Some 200 people paid $100 a politicians who pray; you can retarded Thursday night, and plate to eat beef tenderloin and see where their hands are." who He said Gov. Askew then he raised laughs at the hearts of palm in a Florida antics of Southern politicians. State University banquet room, actually did not, since he was in Profit from a dinner and then joined a mostly-student Miami - "met me at the aircomedy show were lii be used crowd of 3,600 that gave Ilope port and drove me in. 11 was a for an athletic type of therapy standing applause as he opened rough ride. That's the last time program for the retarded. the second half of the benefit. I'll let him drive the bus." Referring to Maddox's new Hope's main act laid into "You scared hell out of me Florida Gov. hleubin Askew's when you got up," hope told the hairpiece, Hope said "the clerk involvement with busing, students. who paid $S and $lOtO first tried an Afro on him and Georgia Li. Gov. Lester get in. "I thought you were Lester chased himself out of the store before he realized who he Maddox's hairpiece and walking out." was." show said they Sponsors of the Wallace did so well in the expected to net $32,000, half of which was tO finance the June 2' Florida presidential primary, 3 Florida Special Olympics in said the comedian, "he's Tampa, a therapeutic sports already preparing himself for program for retarded people. international itiplomacy. You eat hominy grits Fifteen hundred are to partici' should see him th chopsticks." wi pate. Sniffing songstress tUrns The other half goes to hope's the Eisenhower Jackson's "Evening in Paris" charity Medical Foundation in l'alrii perfume, hope opened his jack. et lapel and said, "Smell this. ByBILLSCOTI' Desert, Calif. Hope noted that Florida Sen. Its called 'Afternoon in Port St. Sanford City Commission will ate President Jerry Thomas, Joe." - - -- -------discuss the proposal to allow the -----voters to decide if the city will be divided into four districts at Monday night's 6 p.m. session. The proposition from the taunt $2.50. Greater Sanford Chamber of Endive-Escarole - Demand Commerce legislative and FEI)ERAI,51"%T1 MAitlhi' NEWS SERVICE Fair, Market About Steady, 11' was national affairs committee SANF0RI), Fu)nIl)A 9 bushel ('rates $1.25, occasional4 received by City Manager W. E. VE(;ETAu1i htEl'OhtT Knowles in th is morning's mail. point information higher. Lettuce Bibb & Big Boston Shipping committee is requesting for Thursday, April 6th. All th conuniislon to consider SflICS FOB. for stoc k of types, supplies insufficient to submitting to th, city electorate Generally good quality. unless quote. h.eaf type, Demand in the December election tated. pretxwling Good, 4-5 bushel crates $2.00. lt"rnalnt' type, Demand Goal, following: "District the City of otherwise s extra, Market Stronger, 1 1-9 bushel Sanford Into four commission ctut's SANFO14D-OVIEI)() crates $1.50. with reasonable close districts 7FL1 WOOD DISThIlll Demand Good, Parsley )ij, population count. - Demand ( t'tb the Market Steady. t)oflit'StiC Market Steady. Wirebound ,,Eligi ble candidates for S dozen, Curly bunched (rates, reside must districts seats tow Rouod type, metIlu,n.large, 134 & Plain types 12.50. in their respective districts and bushel yates $150, occasional t)emnand Fairly Radishes w:ll run city-wide to be elected high,-r. .,0 lb imiesh SiLkS 51 by the qualified voters of some higher. 11 4 bushel crates, Good, larkct Steady. Cartons. film bugs, Red typJ, 1oz Sanford. tIWtiiuflhuu1tgt lIed type $3 00;$1.00, White Icicle type, 24-I am, "The mayor at Sanford to be type $250300. few elected at large with no Savoy 11-50Demand Good, Carrots HASTINGS DISTRICT districting requirements. Market Stronger. Film bags, Demand Fairly Cabbage The proposal was signed by paper master451 lb Good, Market Steady. Domestic mesh or Robert Daehn, co-chairman; tainers, medium-large; George Crossley, co-chairman $3.75; 24.2 lb $3.&5. 50 lb mesil Round type, medium-large, 1, large size bushel crates & 50 lb cartons of the chamber legislative and - To Come -- .. -- -. Vegetable Report rt 1?(DM GROUND-EREAHING CELEBRATION )%pz'il AB49 197 9 D'ustruct Proposal .i&. 'till ON R. 434 AT 1792 IN i!; LONGW000 Dig for slips of paper which can be cashed in on the and spot.. . amounts range from 25 cents to $50.00. available. DIGGING FOR there's a total of $1,500.00 DOLLARS IS LIMITED TO CHILDREN AGES 4 THROUGH 12. Hard hats for all diggers. Persi.Cola for EVERYONE I Coffee and doughnuts for adults. Clowns will entertain youngsters of all ages give free candy to the little ones. - . and Entire ground-breaking ceremony and names of all money winners till 12 no-on. will be broadcast over Radio Station W'TRR from 9 AN Saturday, April 8. 1972. - — IT'S OUR WAY OF BREAKING GROUND FOR BEAUTIFUL NEW PERMANENT FACILITIES FOR OUR LONGWOOD BRANCH OFFICE. A temporary office on So le n 5l'.'flCj 00(1 riut'i z'-`tW IOJII Sti'. e — — . - sacks, loose pack, $1.50, some higher. 50 lb mesh national affairs committee, $375 suc ks $1.50, occasional higher, City Manager Knowles said Demand Good, bushel crates, mediumCelery the chamber request will beMarket Steady. Wlrebound 2 & 2's large; Red type $2.50.3.00, brought before the commission crates, Pascal type, $300; Savoy type $2.75ration during the be for deli 12.25, 3 & 4 dozens $2.75, mostly 3 00 "n,rse of the evenlnu's agenda; dozens 1" iw S (P' 91 25 Pi!tit however, it Ii not expected that Denuind Representativi IA)Cal member of time conunittee Chinese Cabbage a Steady. Market Fair, Phone 322-8922 making the proposal will be at Wirebaind crates, wrapped, 24 the meeting. — July Is the goal of the Lrmgwood Charter Revision Commission for a special election to consider a new charter 'jMer h-'ml? rule provisions of tic. Florida Ccnstitutlon. flv• Changes to be recommended incl ud e crat1,mi - li~t t_ - Quick Action - 5 899: fly REV. DAVID POUNG - ______ - • Doesn't the Constitution protect our rights to redress of grievances against our government' Is it a great sin in the United Stales to sue our government whether it be city, county, state or national' Are we to be considered traitors for taking the legal actions guaranteed by the Constitution? I, as one citizen, do not know whether the city or Mrs. Lormnann Is right. Yet, I hope no one thinks I am a traitor to my city for making that statement. The courts will cbclde the Issue. I realize the suit will cost the city several thousands of dollars and I have no doubt the city government believes it is right or it would not authorize the expense. John Stuart MIII said, "The only freedom which deserves the name Is that of pursuing our own good In our own way, so long as we do not attempt to deprive others of theirs or Impede their efforts to obtain it." Mrs.LorMayor Ken llrownhs the first tO agree thatMrs. man's suit Is not to be taken personall y and th at the as an American citizen has the right to disagree. Hopefully, those citizens who are so aroused will look at the tune objectively before this matter gets out of hand. Thanks for letting me let off some steam. Friday April 7, 1972—SA Royal Sabre Portable - There is nothing wrong with that alone. What bothers me Is the bent of the criticism directed her way and the bar ilmess of the words being uttered. One person suggested there are ways to make Mrs. Lormann suffer monetarily for h. action and another is said to be preparing a letter inviting the woman to leave town. g - Casseib,rry Tang.,wead Kathy Niblacs 1357150 M*rllyn Gordon ('31.6575 ' -- Remember when the councilman was hung In effigy from the city ball flagpole and statements from city officials were filled with haired. Threatening telephone calls were received by many including this reporter. It was a bad time Indeed. Many of us hoped that times like that were In the paid and would remain there. The community at least certain segments of It are smouldering again with the same type of emotionalism. June Lonnann, widow of former mayor Al toiinanfl, is the object of the vehemence. Mrs. Iormann, who only four months ago, came within 21 votes of winning election to the mayor's office is being subjected to severe criticism. A lawsuit was filed In her name, a few days ago, against the city challenging the constitutionality of a recent annexation. The city apparently approved the annexation in good faith and Mt obliged to defend it. Not one of the citizens who has taken time to make views known to me, appears willing to consider that Mrs. Lonnanfl may genuinely feel a wrong has been done and should be corrected. — ' general session. TAI.IAII'ssF.F', Fix. - Dear Boss, I've started this column several times and discarded each effort. I'm it bit disturbed by something that I I" happening in my hometown -- Longwood. You know Longwood Is a wonderful town and mn'd of our people practice the golden rule not only to the letter of the law, but In spirit as well. flack In the mitl'tOfiO's there was so much dissension and so many ugly things were said and done that twisted the city's image beyond belief. operations. - Fore Pars. E. Estates GOIdOfW'SII. Eastbrook Marilyn Gordon 1.31 6575 Lake Mary A. S'eczi 322-9704 ! ) — $,O0 6 Months $1100 1 Year and better techniques. U S industry overall has rnt been developing tmprned ttChnIqUCS rariidIv enough. Especially in the services and In a fistfull of older businesses. nus innatim Th us our inability to balance foreign payments The tragedy is that in many cases the scientific work rias b".n dane f or radical manufacturing Improvement What's lacking Is the translation Into practical engineer. ing terms. in numerous other instances, the adaption hs already been made—in another cotmtry. But we have not vet imported the concept here Sorre will be quick to deny th is. They will point to some highly efficient plants and to some exceptional industries But the difference between the most efficient plants and 0 run-of.the-mill factories is extraordinary. And though there are some Industries which are without question technologically for advanced in their operations, there are many others which operate today almost as they did In the d,as of the horse and bu ggy—Al least In some of their ,' but DORIS WILLIAMS RAY STEVENS Society Editor Press Room Foreman BILL VINCENT. JR.. Staff Piaphsr uc t., ) ROY GREEN DERBY prices put the most into research and devtloprncnt on new prod. — 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32171 square feet and weighed 700 FRANK VOLTOt.INE, Circulation . General Ma?O9II JOHN A SPOLSKI, Associate Editor FRED VAN ELT WINIFRED F. GIELOW Mariaen9 Editor Comptroller By DONNA ESTE.S WASHINGTON NEA rise least In thne Industries which - 931.9993 WALTER A GtE LOW. Editor and PbItIPier WAYNE D. DOYLE, AdertIsIng Director S. Aut.to Publliher .; , — by his own four-cylinder engine. 322 2611 Deliberationsl By RAY CROMLEY average time It takes for a new discovery In space moving his boct in cmJutictionitltthers But did he a' Some bebeve he flew as earlyor71* some other scientific area to be adapted to the pro. in with application WEU1NG7ON,Nc.7,htM ekwatar mounted an the trailblig tually get airborne before their *3 1901. Rut if Peatie ducuon line is ridiculously long. recognition for actually ac'ecsn night 1kC 1903 APi AIITh Th is then is the thesis behind President Nixon's nc after edge of the wing plislung thts, he has only flun' No records are able spearheaded by programs dc drive for prod uctIviL Wright TTIIc. OUidW on the WU1ttPS with any certainty that he i- self to blame for iwl receiving signed to cut the time'bc.twcen discovery and use u epic nigiti at Kitty Hawk, S3fl*I1 f1*j plane to be banked, any distance before Msrdi it But these plans. as recently unveiled by the White Thwe NC no 904. '1e would be no mystery at house with quite some fanfare, are a jumble of Ideas claiming that the first man to the tt'Oflt wheel that merely skim the surface. Be made aesaJ flights that all U he had confided In )ñ fly *fl airplane was a New carriage t1 conwrnporariea, left detaiied One reason for this pale broth is that there is so much year, and Zealander named Richard With his ailerons, which he traveled 150 yards at a height records of his progress, or been squabbling within the government's scientific commumt pea -and that he boil the that a forceful program of technological promotion is all in July 1907, PC*1'le sufficient to clear a woot a kas secretive man about his Wright brothers by more than a patented but Impossible. %USAOUb1.dly ahead ci the hedge. activities, Each agency with a scientific function—the National ;'ronautics and Space Administration, the Commerce i r evidence is InTheer the Pentagon, the National Science FoundaiIcpartment, and there seems no Lion, the Atomic Energy Commission--is off and running I in different directions. is ' irref utable proof now to support The 'White House has a science applications group the claim aimed at pulling all these strings together. But these Nixon aides are dlwcvering how little influence the PresI But stories from old-timers dent of the United States has over his own scie n tists. The and Pe.nrse's mdLputhbfr tril. 0 \ hite House men are lcarmnR in fact that while Mr _~ liance as an aviator still arouse / Nixon may be %er powerful In foreign affairs, he has i i— - - _"., ~ ol f*,Nk y some hopes that be might have very little clout in bringing the gc-vernment's own sclen I tists and technical men into a coordinated program. been the first man in the world to pilot a er-than it maPart of the problem is prestige. Right now, Mr. Nixon ICIN4 winte iipp!etk'n! that beef il1 p u the tech olc'gicfly d ' .' faltering areas of industry, government and the services, A' Pearse's latest champion is R But prestige in science does not lie here—It is In basic 1 . the executwr directiz of Auckscience, however unrelated to life. Thus, within NASA a $ group fights to hold down a program on the applications lands Mumtm of of satellites to earth problems—agriculture, mapping. and Technology , R. J. R1th electric power, mi ne ral exploration—to get more money / son, who Intends l n a IT for esotericc programs which will win them citations in mortal pavilion to house scientific conferences. pioneer's remaining aercmautical exhibits. Richard Parse was labeled "Mad Parse" by his twidOw-century neighbors at Walt. Religious Notebook Valley, . cause of his fascination with flying study cisero nautics as he did tie plaighing IN& NE on his parents' farm. - pr0anflarbwrMa -- By NEALE McMILLAN bui di Only Normal firm and positive leadership and commuicIion is lacking. His bold and unprecedented practice of summit diplomacy, meeting and talking with the top men and women of all nations, is very much at stake in several areas. But In no area is it more critical than his adoption of 'ietnamization as the way Out for the American involvement, Thus what is riding on the flow of battle, now erupting in more and more areas of Vietnam, is much more than a trial of arms. it Is a matter of global and domestic policy which the voters of all states and all parties w*tch, some with trepidation , some wi th con fidence! Output Lag Laid To Research Lag ' . Legislature In Race To li~go The Fin ish ill I Donna's __ Hanol" s Invasion More Than Arms What impact will this have on world and domestic opinion? The logical answer to the first of these must be made in three parts, too. First it ShOWS that Hanoi no longer fears ground attack by the allied American-South Vietnamese infantry and that the withdrawal of the United States divisions invited such a tactical decision. Second it demonstrates that the North Vietnamese command has little, if any, doubts about th e ability of their forces to rout the South Vietnamese That they have now decide-as so many victorious high commands have done before them-that the final decision is not made by the support forces, but by foot-slogging, determined and inspired infantrymen. Dâmestic Comment - ' - The Sanford Herald - 4A—The Sanford Herald -, - . .......- — FF - &St defal sa'.mgsaIoam anocaebon oI seminole coudy MAIN OFFICE 311 West Fi'ii St reel. Sanlo'd, Fzur,da FlodJ4 OV,CDC, oi--:t ('- • ,/) çp'1.,k1 ',-'*r iov-.i Longwuuu. t?-.i. Hwy. OFFICE. On Sit 434 Al U.S. LONG WOOD �-, Friday. Apr11 a- -.109&. I I it It I I ~ . .) 1. Watching t . ,,, i _.~ -.:,-, __ .; . I, ..-I, , -v - 11, . ., 1% Viet I .. . % • *. " ' qi111 here ' --i Dy . Fr rn I` 4 - Thursday for a weekend - - .-' .1 .---- c. - bi ___ -. -- - -% . -I. .oe - • - ,I. " " " . _____ AS ____ . -' v i - - ,. - 4 - -y..q ..- .- . ., - -. - -. - - . - -i- - ___ - ___ - - .- - --- ..-- - - DECORATIVE wrought iron gates have been wails at the site. The city is attempting to have a installed at the entranceway to Longwood beautification work completed in time for parade. Memorial Gardens, the city's cemetery, and May 30 veterans (Donna Estes Photo) work is progressing on construction of brick ________________ _____________ __________________________________________________________ _______ ____ ______________ r -: - - - - PERSON \\AS injure1 lriurxiay u!tcrT)Oi ifl a ILIStOfl LICLCCfl a rnotorcvdc and a tractor-tra il er truck. Fr&nk Baylor. an Mr injured when his l9d Kawasaki hit the Redwing C.irri aiian, truck at Lake Mary Blvd. and Cotnflry Club Road. Raymond E. Benoit f Leotninster, Mass. was driver of the truck. Charges are pending further investigation by investigating trooper D. S. (Dan) Lawrence of the Florida Highway Patrol. GaryTaylorPhOtO) iINE Force a Community Services Meet azo went nlongans NOTICE Of ACT IO Foster Home Legal Notice Need Cited a, Mrs. Victor Kimber, of large delekation of Central Springs. president; Mrs. State Stiener, Sanford, assistant manager of Federation Community Set- Blanche S I. fedriation persdtnt. and spring meeting in Seminole County's Family vices, at the Drnbrosky. lay activities s. spoke briefly to the Kress Memorial Seventhday 5cr Adventist Church of Winter secretary of Florida Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Pk. arranged the meeting, which Mrs. Kimber ________________ the five held In ?li )'ifrrmstion and was one of Ct AIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST red m !W ircu,* courl. ago#nst y SAID ESTATE COUNTY OF SEMINOLI referral units, such as job Florida. Iht.rtm juo.ci C,rcut. You Ond CIC' 04 'CI IPO I%Si'eeV Elder Ed Peterson of OF FICE OF TAR COLLECTOR C'' '°' "Y placements, medical and ' one reauerø to t;te any °" tti.nc llenged entitled. FEDERAL No, claims ° YO' nursing care available, 4 Washington. D.C., cha MORTGAGE otthW NA 710 N AL the Federation members to lAid 04 YOU ma I, h* v$ child abuse attention ASSOCIAT Ow. a corporation Eltite In ?V* otbc, of OIIAt$blI become more involved In -" •nd to Wallace accordance WIth 53 eJ county J also appealed to s needs than before. community ' PWI 04 the United S111111111 at Seminal, Ccu04y. his *"ice in The Liwi of Flrtda, Florida StVu'w ArniriC$, Plalnftfl. v JACKIE LEE Reports from the Comrnuruty inSiMod. Florida, Chapter 121. S.rnlnoI. County. federation members to consider MILLER and NOL.k F MILLER. Courthouse sittt,Wi Vs calendar ,nrCP$ 1 oI" she FlorIda precedivins. this office will the great need for foster iXETieS Swvwe vim in this arts show Na wits. DndaMs. Sodu and 04 ??le first p04,1Ic$tIOe 04 Thul .cC' blda $01' 0111 (1) Full for both children and adults. that s, free blood pressure ..ctof you. are rouired to lilt your tIme demand mutt Iybcsrd, 3 tO's Is Validating na4ice Each Msoilns. LNflnQ capactty ,,,,,,, Mrs. Kunber Is also associate tests were read since Jan. 1 and be In writing and contain the place of crnoiatnt With me Clerk of said midrica 610poll 04Vce adde 04 iat.lWio capocltv 9,11"."t'".ut vice president of the central 32.301 urinalyses. Referrals are Copy thereof iOn and wv,. Court The cIsmant and vnUs' be sworn tO $01' SSPSr04S $04.11, loCl IS StThit Federation. t laid PIbinii?f. Or its attorney, oy me ctiiiant. hi* 19504 or II &*e of macuno tor scow only. ThOMAS I SPEER. at SPItE i t Joseph Mitchell, of Altamonte ir.cticste& The van will be in Cor11acuttve numbW lag and t01'I*1-. or The sem. anell be void SPEER. WhC .ccra It P O SOS OCYICU. La9o*yps 011 loft Oviedo Wednesday at the S MATILDA 5. FLANIGAN TiM. 113 M.gtIl. AvSnia. SarWord. Capacity Prima on valldatton t At Csec1JtrLt of Store. Country Quick beti Advances I $01' USd1 Vofiditisit. wie EVIlS a. so * ized medical pe rs onnel Au thor IT". sac it yo.. all validation for multiple JR RO'LAND. AM M WILLIAM Provisions (" Dat•uif .*udorn01w will be ' '1'd I will be on hand. The public Is rOQUWUd). MIdible $01N*tISII IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF "a ROWLAND AND PETIUSKA of a"""" you. and *'scP' 04 you. IN The 13 East RInaon Si. oumber to print on rIgId aIds. IISNTE!NYN JUDICIAL CIRw-k'omne roliat airnandod In said Cotriplilat. SIMINOI.I COUNTY. N Iii COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT. Estates School ca!eteria 4-7 p and maps available at DeRary SJ A't O 0EiDA TO SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Florist and post office LEE MILLER rxisraie suit. Ascension ii., spons&ted by PTA. FILE WO MI q'°' LJth.afl Church. Oveitxcicik 11 ESTATE OF Suburban Republican EOwa.ED F FLANIGAN, I.ve, C*UelbCi17.) LIfl. 103 SISTER picnic luncheon. Women's Club monthly w3.A F . MILLER Dervased U?t1I0A noon. Zoo c'i.ncWn meeting. 7:30 p.m., First NOTICE TO CREDITORS YOU. *?* hi'?.DY c h e a ou, Oro tring own sandwich or buy a Federal SM.., Alt.amonte Y TO ALL PERSONS HAVING April $ " '" it April . -lnmjji.r V....e.s. ____ * day dinner-dance. 7:30 pin., K. dC. haiL Seminole Audubon Society, (T"Jse on Car wash ,. .t.. .1. _____ School Board, wcst seswm. p.m., regular meeting, 3 pin., room ..- April 13 County CaiUp business meetIng, 7:30 p.m., bustx Fti'si Federal S&L 330 West DeBary Civic Associa tion, Semoran Boulevard. Altamonte b.ke MMW730 p.m.. speaker, Circuit Springs (note change of 5t, Johns SpOUSUred ',.. Ji' P1. Sat; CCI)Comznwüty Dulled Methedl Seminole County rmoa-atic Qnwch, ;30 a.m.to 3 pin., 17- mimity April 12 executive commIttee, 1 p.m.. ca..iini,y, DeBry Garden C)ub"Toutof ralogn 2,11. sic. April $: Spaghetti supper, English Elghtaimies."34p.m.: tickKA ' astIfllsU'ess Club, B JLTD.. Oiamv.r of Cnunerce. April 244$ Hospital paper sale. Notes April r Stirbie meeting, 6:30 p.m. C - - a * - _ ____ Legal Notice ' . ______________________ WORRY CLINIC Jill's argument about her bat pants* illustrates • vital sex difference be. twonu man and _______ By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. --- For such imbibing fe- Attorneys f01 PIaIHWI uiva se.- 17. 24, 311. &orilt males realize that in taau'ns the men are more likely to Of NOTICE UNDER F SC1'I TIOUS make passes. especially at ___ . Men ars generally wrong " - NAME STATUTE TO WHOM I 7 MAY CONCERN WIO ernp'v in., IPI* -, quor. So analyze this case with double caret Cast- T-547: Jill 0., aged 10. is a cY)fle ___ 0r. Ci*ne. ,.he protested, zuu boy friend objects in the attitude of wring hot pants cur in 01 SPUR I SPEll P.O Sc. IW 113 Magnolia AVitWI Snford. Florida 31771 Arid then she Is. - women. about the girl In hot pants but They are fairly correct about girls who drink Ii- W11 ALIAMO*lTEHEIGI4TS. SECTION THEcE, as per p1st t,ereof recorded III P11' suok to, ee 16. at al sexualC!IptlodCl belore morning can be excused by the 01i9595C in bUtiflelS V 301 Highway 11-fl Ill th City 04 Lonc*ood. nd such males msidrr typical alibi: 'But I Tell him it i jijU t'11e4 girls Who parade in .. on want public fl such IUtt3V the fashion and I don't didn't knowwhat I was docostumes are asking to be ing. to look like an old fogrt! violrnt raped! Vt'e has-c' had a Actually, such women 1m not exaggerating. for quarrel about this. nci' es.actly what they are So aiiv should be make that is often the answer that doing when they enter a such men offer when the-v tavern, Such An tSSUC ,ibc,ut it though ths m.v dchase uttcml)ttd to assault SEX DIFF ERENCES Fn,d. ART I-IL'R 14 BECK WITH. JR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT y Ellen That me party interested in laid Deputy iort IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA bI15el3 W1tO'P"IlA II as followsIN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY VS. Ronald M Albert WELSH. an urvnarr*s CIVIL ACTION NO. 72-2*3 at l [WeeOren0o DIVISION C Orange County. woman. Fis',Ga. March *h, 0ef.id.at. IN Ri THE MARRIAGE OF WllIi. A Jpc04.. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE WILLIE E. LONG. Pattl,, on n4 JuDGESEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY. DZC-1 PARALFE LONG. Respoacent. JACOB. DENSON haLl FLORIDA. 1. HOLCOMB NOTICE OF PROCEEDING IN pRl3ATL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ia the Cowl se theCaulty Ju01. Attorney 1 L IN RE: Estate ' TO: PARALEC LONG. lea Flail Judgment pifivant County. Florida. I.m.s.le 15 Liii Washington SIrow! L(LIE VERNON CHILTON RESPONDENT, RESIDENCE Por,deltFe al*d me dli day of t. Presets. Orlando. Florida sot UNKNOWN. Api-i. 1172. and entered Cm p In re Estate 04 . PuDliV MS'Ch 11. 31 71 Lp': 7 NOTICE TO CREDITORS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. 31 04 the Circu it Cowl 04 the *$ffi JOIEPP4IPSE SIMMONS 1177 act. U) that I To ALL CREDITORS AND PER. 11141 PIOCUWI Wig 101' ha d.ssclut.on Oecee, Judicial Circuit In and IN Saralimfe ore TV ri-mark such damsefi, Please note' COURT. SONS HAVING CLAIMS 01 Florida, wherein 04 rnarlage has been filed 5*inht .AtIC,sdttersaofPSnIØsNIvuii COunty. But under i'pruis. IN COUNTY JUDCS S.i' was ulUng fur it .0 th Circt CQurl 0 and for r..rs the' ultx thtt she' SOUTHEASTERN HOME MORCiasmi or Demands £.ail*l said DEMANDS AGAINIT SAID •T fret-Jr admit that they SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. will ESTATE, Seminole County. Ftotida, SPit atiorl TOAD C COMPANY, a Florida Estate: sta: mcidern hot pants because it one such rapist angrily dc. enu'red the tavern in quest ESTATE NO. id You and each 01 tOy ?I hereby MW of wiucs. is III RE- THE corporation, Is PIalntIS$, •. You ØriØ USCI' CO yOU a.'e hireSy ESTATE OF fended himself recently. notified and required to omen' is the fashion, notified arid required to prssstt any MARILDA WELSH. an uomartlsd MARRIAGE OF WILLIE I. LONG, excitement. erotic of SniDe HARRIET S PUC.M. claims and d ands which You. 5' y clad cla ims and eroancs which you. 5' woman, Is Defendant. I will Sell to PETITIONER AND PARALEE But the usual scantilem Tha1s typical of women either f yOu. ITt•! P15.5 against tilt cesor of you, may ta., against the ml highest SiLl thes e * bmod.r Is' s. LONG, EEZPONDENT Young fellows on dates NOTICE TO CREDITORS far asking zsnt female estate Of LESLIE VERNON in presents command you to appear estate 4 JOSEPHINE SIMMONS. 04 the West Door of lie Seminole will often ca.rTt.' along a Ca TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CHILTOW. G'cUSIof. tat, County Courthouse. as Sanford. and file your As.wer s' omen oecoisel. tale of la iØ County,to the She seldom entertains ton of bc-rn. Whv For they rrac't like sheep CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Cour',, to IP.. Count' Judge W 0e4'ni N (iltat irig *tit the Clerk F W$68,*Ill 30 o'clock A Pit . on t he Coun'y Ju19e of Sero tOOIS Cowi SAID ESTATE ic-s'aul ideas, cur .emnrict Cou". Fi3t a' Pt pe'ir such crude it Ct?tu,t (ct-.ini c,f Sem.rv.t-e aztd bbitd i.trur to Iwr.O&, a' h;S 04t , .n Ire court ttrt-tGa of April, 1171. the hollowing You and each o , the usual girl merely strives II their girlfriends partake laid etous. Vol Ice in ttti court PiQb4 Florida.Of wImirt of said County at Sanford. dew Bed sroprly as elf fTh In CWnS. Florida. rid serve. copy in the latest sties, regardna'I!itd and reOutfed to lie any Sanford. Thereof in Pitflvs attorney. thereof, then the 'cx'v's Flar,Gl. within Six Calendar Ininthi slid Flii*I Judgrristt. to-wui: ClAims and diamonds which you, on Vol CSIW004 minthi Scorn the time less of how hiwu' the tatter to folkrss' N C 11,51 I'd. Jr., iot of for the time of tue 1f Lot 1 Block A. MALTS IL Mack , is the limit that c% eii- onw at you. Ilidy hIve agamb oh the fWV PUSIIC.Iion of this nd.ce. ttunlliC* - Two copies of each claim SHORES. adWIg Is me piat CLEVELAND. MIZE & BERRY, on May be. 7be male &signem bow- tile sh alefe lit ifs r'.Cn Jilts And fat dames even ewes', are the ones who are aquze Into ridiculously guilty of deteloping the (SEAL) *,IIS H Two cO -' r- s' an shall be In writing.d "Wells, as r. . .m in p., Philadelphia. ,, We are All aware of the very 1#0. The r,nstitIltioflSIl qu.itlnn.s srrivt' public undi for yhurth.ttlatM aePsota, according to the Amer. frau .Je'wlsh Cnngrew. The Nanal Catholic Aiatine Aes'u"Infion aski last fall -6 Oat 9 states either have POW or were ronsidoring legislation to MIp I'll? '-'lull rflofitR - Reporter Openings _______ Summer E Sl ated At Academy I - ____ / Action On Kleindienst Seen srv Robert Byrd, D.W. Va., to ex- field a revised report on the pand the probe to allegations by nomination of Klelndlenat 5/ '. irN1 in/ J / / ,Nall NOT / / BE CANCELLED IN C*SEF RAiN. / / - /, f /11 . / , I/ 11 / D An April showor of value. . come rain or shinel We're offering you newer an Extension home convenience Phone for every room, Installed FREE I You'll like the now colors - - shades that are making the to-be-seen scene. Your choice of space-savtn, models - - Act fast Deadline for orderin g your free extension installation is APRIL 30thl Tilliri / / ) - I 'r .ALL 0140M / ) JT'\ V / - / vi \\V) -.-' I P"%\ \1 $. i I ' ; anc, dial Sill DISK SIT (T > TRiNO LINE - available - i - -. '7 1 -J •' - -- - - I g C 6 -- I ration. t la Pennsylvania - There are 32 pending lawpuit.4 which either yhflngi" or r.utte"rlied 147 rnhliIe'n a year TA - - N bSfO' e She 341St y 04 Apr Il. A. D. Ws*laca H. Hail. DAitfy imam 04 lialI be In writing, its malt $t, Stp 1-172, atrwrwis a defiutt will be &smlnale County. of his Dffic, Mml sue piece at r esidents and pot OWICI WWII slefethe Piece 04 residents slid Page 54. 04 SNS Pubic lKslds post office bOd1'5S* of the clVr.iaiw. Sotnele CmWv. Florida. a4-a to entered against you. the Cow" lIaise In Sanford Florida. the Cilant. .104 slidli be WITNESS ray hSrP arid me f. n he by Ills Agiee Delve. Aitamsele Spiritless, Men are wrong alI be end shell in 11* monIflil fr om ft*tIme *use It lewd styles that tight c4othes Just issourn SC by me dalm1. lii Im.n, Their apeed. or afloreue, FIs'lda. lapeftor soft we* is wail ficill Cell SI fiSe Clem of the Circuit fish.' Ills 40V pIdeICIt.OII Of ThIS nat ItS. modern female on .ot l we y and .cwnpenied by is the fashion." even though focus ø & girl's py %e* ScantY by , filing fee of Carp,! Wi, in Lis-hag Room, i4stt &W Court. on r..lt 31-st day 0 Mind. Ehtf CI,"!' or dnt!'i*nC fflJ5t Ill in filing toe of one oo'lar USU*Il right MIX$4 wraing AD 1773. and cil swdoflan and such Claim on demand All .n Ier$ed ,IN rid comdalil the the-s may look like skippy low the neck, instead of on IsntI. '[PUt flied shall be not Iliad 5hiIi be vOid. op,ncna ret so tam or ?ie'oon. use liquor. en who wrn t5%iO5f and pall office area her smile and prettY face. lute clqubznts meanwhile. DLI ED *105 dli Get' of April. ten. THUR .4. SICK WITH, The claimant and Ittust Dl sevw l (iY%$I'1't J WaSh: Clerk of in. Circue Court luau So send for my bx$Jet by till ClaiMnt. Pill agent N 1' As Sdmir,istnatrix of 'Xomtiis fashions are ii&ii But a lot cit older WDiflCfl As eeaCl$N of thi 1.11? BY: AR7 IIUR H. BECKWITI4, ,l,,, Masino B. sue [sire Ca . 'Sex Difierenc'es Between moo,. on me 501111 shall be Will and TotItn.1iS Of who frequent ta-ez'm. ally designed by turn! JOSEPHINE SIMMONS. Clark Dewy Csork Roger W. ' LESLIE VERNON CHILTOW. Seminole COunty deceased UlZ Administrator 14 So SITW'fl seldom analyze escorted. .re' *ch'ally asking Men and Vomrn." enclosing a 'f tty CrcuIf -: ;vi....IC. F.I,LJ J'nw sttt,w'd. return r-sr11 Mi Ned I,. .JuleO. tIt- titid.iktii' e1sLJ'i' Iut for it. t oct!.b they g-v-t-allv i' BERRY MatinS Srwn Poorti ?it Oak By 3 ki'reem M. Bean. lope, plus 3 ciuU torn., at Law o.s, Clerk Its, '-kly SLauipttfr like irmeT-p refuse to admit it. o AItsrwirt for Chiale z *11are, at Law V"trom.°," tin4metodn'tr 1 McOrsf!y e-. ?tori 33771 IAI.u'. evict. W. Crest I s ave P0 Drawer One to be sure they aren't "old For the typical male who , MCKTSCTh U30 S. W. FUSS $IVal Sanford. Fir-Ida 3=1 ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER 5*.I4el S .1*1? C idae'Ty. P15,430 of ibis P.O Bat 1319 Publish: Mrch 31. Arll 7 U. 21, MIrTII. P11 .. ti-ML sees an uneiconted #Avamn fogeys," as Jill' PublIsh: March 24. II, April 7, $4, *Wae4. sJut..w'd '*ii .l*i.t:IiSjPm1m: March 7' 3 31- AprIl?. Santora, Fetid. mu 1177 Publish: April 7. 1773 1172. 011.5 j.t n.svc •yp.ne I'd Hirt boy friend cibrt-tS to enter a tavern. figures she is Pubi,tt w.cn I?, 34. 31, Apr it 7, 1172 ofIhm '3 ,.1,4 I.. CII 117 OECV or% U1 DES-Is 1E3swm1.'.. i cwo,n" n.i*' DU II her Inodt styles for be takes 'on the tit F'lWnpl*ta StIR?. ,.glslatutes and courts. To E Br* in I Tens ion In N. Ireland tumt- g u regards 5ct.iI Maanwhil., the viispesie o-.mr parrihthl alit contintnts in Vla -- The committee had approved Life magazine that the Justice Act- Department squelched a unanimously the nomination of big Atty. Gin. Richard G. federal investigation in San Kleindlenst to succeed John N. Mitchell as attorney general in Klelndlenst learns today wheth- Diego. Byrd's proposal, however, late February, but Mansfield er the Senate will take up his nomination before the end Of the would call for termination Ofthe has held up full Senate action month to be the nation's No. 1 hearings by April 20, The because of the current inquiry. Shortly after the committee Inquiry began March 2 at law officer. The Senate Judiciary Corn- Klelndlenst'a request to clear approved the nomination, Anmittee scheduled a vote today up allegations made by colum- derson published an alleged in. teroff ice memo and an inter. on a proposal to expand its in- nist Jack Anderson. Most committee members view with ITT lobbyist Dita qulryofKieindienst, the Justice epartment and International predicted Thursday that Byrd's Beard, linking the out-of.court Telephone & Telegraph Corp., proposal would be approved, settlement of three antitrust 4 but Limit the probe to two more Chairman James 0. East- cases against the giant conland, D.Mlss., said the corn- glomerate with its financial wecks. The panel agreed after a mittee would have a week after guaranteeto San Diego for next closed meeting Thursday to the hearing ended to submit to summer's Republican National vote on the proposal by Sen. Democratic Leader Mike Mans' Convention. PI*liutIfl, presidential Commission on to a Catholic educators' group 12 WASHINGTON (AP) 'or' MCKwIttt. Jr. M Curt 04 file Circuit Count W. Wit By: Ellen $cett 'tIspiuty THE COURT OF THE COUNTY Pidebel AII7. 14. 3*. IL I'll _______ - Associated Pre" Writer Cow' tots Ph Gay Of April. A SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOE- DES-Is TGAGI COMPANY. a Florida 0. 1$72. siltutional tighteo in a speech 0 of theni Catholic. george stuart By *Wrd It, The 'Fit suliconsclously wish to ill eDits Namepur5%suant at u1e' Chapter to. rs'ciike agpess*ve approaches 5150$. Florida Statute, will register PlaintifF's aflD'V*y on immedietCi! will lIl.meDnlgW.aI wiTh The Clark 04 thI$ WITh me ClerK 04 th,circuit Court. in ".ereaN 0t7*nwlId5 default noes' e service on .4 Tell CIRCUIT COURT OF THE C. A. van 14005.. III from the male 5'_ Court. .im the relief ona son Orange Co'sn?y.FIort3a, 1* inIlred aga*WI you for plawWlfrs ,.,11.nie, or imwiedia$ity 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND 04 the firm: sue receipt of proof of tue demanded FindofI & eesn. FOR Besides, sudi girls believe SEMINOLE COUNTY. P 0 Dr.wer One WI1hESSmviendandThtlAalof lWSh'rl of This ns. ml tic itttS1'ef .951,151 you for till relief FLORIDA. that if thry are drinking al. titiole 13th. s-n March Court on tt,iS name. PD WI' LONGWOOD F lorida fly NO. 73-31 demanded in me comalaIfd. c-obolic beverages, then any PAWN SHOP under w11'Cli I am (Sean Pb4l5h Mar 1 ?.34, 31 & April Y. iei. WITNESS me P.1.04 and Thi heal of Divisisa C Nixon bolt note of the con- measures designed In preserve the rvinpublk vtrinml system In the United Sta tes" after the AdvLaO'y CnmrurIIISiofl On Intergovernmental ftelatkiroe Aral M@ \ .- - -- ;001!10_- 0 IP - - - - __ - __ a •_ - - Orait?, 1A relmlsjvise parents for tuition at i, soo rWwupoblte sehonla. all but ' Drive. Apt. 3D Chicago. Ill PatItUn SON. FINDELL 1, IEANE. Pail WItness my hand and the 1111 at Office Drawer One. Cassa'berry. YOU ARE NOTIFIED thiS Court on lId Ph day 04 April. FlOrida, 321W Attorroars for in* 'curl SC rS-to1'l'n s deed inv.vWl9 A D 1$73 PiSinhift. and file the original with $OIlSwW dasaibed picgu'rty in MEAL) The me above-S.ylid Court on or b.fnrS m PubliC Records of Seminole BoI,I Cot. FUn April 15Th. 1972; otherwIse a Arthur II. Sec*wlTh, Jr County. FIorId 'The WW'.0 of the WWIA (IllS Judgn'ilof may be riSer of against Clerk of CircuS Court ies neon filed spaltef elcil of y'Ov for til, relief demanded In lie ' By: Ellen Il rid you an, rrQuirnd to serve a ceav Cast. ia.11., tsra 30 Complains. ___ Dspy Curt 04 your wrI?leil uefrneS. N any. to it Inmp :1 ,WITNESS my Puand arid 1111 seal of ROBERT U. MORRIS of •in Albert P $OiwW&, Plaintiff's lee best flied Said Court on This, in. iSm OSy 04 $0' WS rsrWl'ed SC sorrel CSPY oft'S" HUTCHI SOW & 0 1. £FFL ER attOinet. weee •xrns It any. IS it in W Orange written de+ens.it it March.. $7 Pow OFfice Dr ies' H M1'aif 5ijidtng. 15 South C. Pliuich ilOr,. .1!. 04 Ht tt lion arid Sanfo'd. Florida 31771 (SEAL) • e A vinue O tanso. F AttOrney. *CiO5I A?IN?* Is' PO4tIO*f nitIffs 1.040w. ArtPi,jr H Beckeith, Jr. N batee A,Wil 1$. %$72. $PI flit Drawer H, N Pal Office Clerk of CWcvlt Cowl PuWlin AprIl 7. 14. 21. P. 1173 igtn.I wiTh the sold Curt or before on 33711. Sanford. Florida by: Uortta 7 VihIon DEC-30 Court tittIn D04D1'P iNit 'C. on 10th GOT 04 Mat. AD. 1-173 and Deputy Clerk Lot S and S. Sock 0 - -- -- vitling a religious t'ducation for their child thilln It has to iubsl. di.e church-related schools to do so," the judges wrote. Comedy Set I', Boards - Legal Notice _ -= - cLaim Deputy Clark THOMAS A SPIER . Lyman Hilg h School i o Present Carousel ' APRIL$, ltfl Mary Seminole County Democratic Scflicatlotfl can be obtained In CUlT IN Orlando. Florida 3=0 It to The, na ture of ADMISSIONS ThIS 04$iCI Soiled bIdi t'WV be In tht FLORIDA Attorneys sor (V.'. Virginia IL Hensley. Lake executive committee, called toreclowa m'tggs dated certain B'' 0'fl 1-i, 'fl it Sanfor& Mary f iled meeting, I p.m., Florida August . . rid . X pm Soiled bids w11 be opined DIVISION C mr BIRThS GlorIa J. Neal • reCorded 10 OFficial DES 1-se IN II: THE MARRIAGE OF or. Aprli 1$, i$7 at 11: am Violet Hall Mr and Mrs. R.je McNeil, Bank lounge. R.ceFds Bo M Pb95 473 lIt till LOTTIE WELL G OODMAN, wits. IN YPIE CIRCUIT COURT OF iNC 0. Trey1y Jr.. April 22 OF'ICe04?IS Cleft 04Ct1CU' Cowl pitiftanur. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Phillip L Butler a girl. Sanford Tait Collsctor Men's Club of All Souls ,m$nole County FIOtiC$ itt EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole County, Florida DISOIABGFZ Bell ii,. Williams COUNTY, FLORIDA Church. dance, 9 p.m., J*r1sli .ntbermn the $DIIDWInS 0,'Ibed CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SILLY R. GOODMAN. Husband. Cousttiouoe Room X3 Rita A. McNeil Sanford: Responders CIVIL ACTION NO fl. property. lying and bln9 In COUNTY. FLORIDA Sanwa,Florida Seminal. County. Flor ida. Io*tt: IN IEz The Mtt1Q5 of Cletus L. Griffith Ill i Edwards IN CIVIL ACTION NO. Aprii ) It. AMENDED WOTICI April 1$ AJEII MICHAEL STANLEY JENKINS. i.or IS, Block A. COUNTRY CLUB OVlIION 0 Dec It OF ACTION Kevin I. Gilchrist Bludorci F. McWhorter A ltamonte Springs .itic,MTS. UNIT O accordtngtc HYDE SUPPLY NC.. Al Florida Husband. and ANITA AN S GOODMAN. biLl.'! TO Mtruire R.buison Mildred R. Raborn ie pie' itiorsof as recorded In Put corporation. U-b a H TOINETIE JENKINS. Wit, Homemakers. 9 sin,, Fr resLisuce N 11Sl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Iuyintind J. TurrIll Anna WutOby 4 Federal SM. Altamonte book IL Pope M. Public Records CH BUILDERS.. NOTICE OF SUIT W" "also =" cars so * SIGHTIUNYN JUDICIAL CIE. S.mlnole County. F Unida. PisintIft. Cheryl A. Hartley Anna D. May TO: MICHAEL STANLEY springs. Lkdan. tnalan. CVI, SEMINOLE COUNTY. InCluding IPICI4IC.Slly but n01 by v John Taylor Danny D. Casey, DeBwry YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED JENKINS FLORIDA April 26 way 04 limitatlin tue following FRED J. DENWEN. HELEN V. go a pr'cinp IN Slosesu,lon of 70: MICHAEL STANLEY JEW George R. Shivelbood, D .)oseph E. Pukens tagjjg luctiec spc.cs-ed eamed items: WoliwidilDull Rings. DENPj( k. tit& &f, Slid CIViL ACTION NO. 72411 KIWI Hind-Fiti. RTE.nP. Fasce NOTICE OF ACTION Mu-Isis has basa filed siofeod you Model MARIANNE L DENNER.. a widow. iconna W. 1iruii by papa Dona, benefit south Wall to ioiII carpeflft3 in L.lVini $47 ViI'S)i'ltS Boidi gsl you sri requNed se serves py DelAndann. HARRY CO HEN. Ccra H. Taylor Boulevard Elizabeth BW12b11XI Deltona Seminole C... ij.lt)r 1A1wa37, Room. $4a11 end all Piatnttfl. of ,ur oi'dssa alansas. N any. NOTICE OF SUIT Triangle Tn 'c Court Bernard P. Ba., DeBary an PIsrse- a rtriwya. wltNE:SS my hind vid official TO FRED .1 DENNER. HELEN V. y Rosalyrid SCbW*TtZ, Dellis 11a.m. to 2 pin., Altaxnonte it Virginia Beach. Vir HELEN ANDERSON UARKEE. odidli nemea and oddness appear alilto thiS Court ai Sanford' DENNE R, PitS WIT E. and Charles H. Arnold. Deltona Ethel M. DeGolla, Deltona Chapel educaUnnal huP4i4 S.mInoIetiWn?y, Flid*, ThIS g'na 23431 ala.. itt or before May S. 1$72 and L DENNIS. • *040*. INnierIy Heir% Sorter Couiti. MARIANNE I.ana F. Arnrslrtsig. Deltona Jph ecce Si', YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED dee the .rlelnsl ffiS0t with ttbl of March AD. PO Sot 540 (dinirg Tetas. Iisso Delf and0of DeBary Utrary Association day !.urney B. Boston. Ovedo .Alva E. McKenzie. Deltona ISLLL) ANDERSON Ch" of Thu Court either before tn.' in •c'.on to 04 YOU ARE 14E5E5Y NOTIFIED HELEN TO; Jtridge. 1 p. m., Civic A,~ II B.ct&th. Jr. Marriage hell been ti t" against pou Carolyn H. Brown, Oviedo that an .iion 'or tpctfic Henry S. Willeti, Chuiuota Barter service in PVltlit*f$ SttOt'T*YI N BARKER. torment Hem Clerk of Circuit Cohn 04 04. c.,itna e Cinri. whOSS present residence sill immSd.514y th5rbe$tef. attlerwitI$ sad m are required to serves copy Sharon Zuleger, Casselberry Mary B. Fleischer. W inter Center; annual benefit for 04 your written defenses. if any, to Sammie County. Ficrias roil property in Seminole Countt, oftIr.ibesflt Is: 3739 Le Short dafSuIi will be ordered .g.sst you library. Michael T. Morgan. Lake part C-k Van 14005., III. of STEPHEN. IN 1115 relief dansitided In "we By Martha I. VihIdli FINédI. tO-wIt: _____ which sent nonpublic school aiti to parents, rather than to the achoot.s. The law wns the trult of specific efforts to tailor pro-. visions to earlier Supreme - Legal Notice Ff110011 tilt' (f)flRtitUtifIflIIl )fl'i Eyed Is whkh have anlen in the p.s? eath lime the itaks or the federal government here andertaken to prr.vkle ski nonpublic VfriOIiI," he said Nixon promiSed 'specific I, Court guittelinta John Cardinal Kra, arch. tin Itt itit"t frir t'ft ttt fel flue Ulster Vanguard,,u1 llFlJ"ASl' (Al') - liritain's itiamled they he freed, and bishop of the l'hilndelphin minister for Northern Ireland when Britain announced last right wing Protestant group and industrial protest action 11180 ('atbiitllc Art hdtntf'tt'. 511111 iitiered 73 of the Pr1ltrl( "s 700 II)(ttIiil it Will taking over it. plerlg.ri It, keep Ul,tter British, acre rot an sdva twi't stage, I --1. iec Ulster government it said it -. - - - - -- ----------. n, Two unman Catholic internees re rGif*illy before noon in the city. I.'iutctl tottisy and announced would all it could to meet that injuring three persona. 'Two idant to stop using the ship demand. men left a package In the Mike Gerry Flit, the leader Of Maidstone as a floating IKi*011 olf .down4wri gas Stati on and Northern Ireland's pro--Ca tholic in Belfast humrbor. gave the staff 30 secttnda to tht.it tod4iy's release political party, the Social 1101w' The Sanford UnaM saw has leave. it uiy my herald the beginning of a l}cnsx'ratic and Labor party, ptinuintt-out of internment," called Whi(etaa'a concessions openings for cncrnpnndnita hi sold William Whitelaw, adding "an important step in the tight both the f)elten.'Deflary- - -. _____________________ that the move Was his 't ontri- direction." But Catholic and F'.iitrrprlse and Forest Chy' button at this early stage to a l'rotestant extremists showed Bear lake areas. 7.zpeiiesee Class 'ill lWl'Sc'Ut ___ cEN'rR.AL AI)UL'l' III(ilI SCHOOL Driina_______________________________ reduction in tension." lie said they did not intend to heed calls desirable Is wrltlag and By ANN sIl:CZKOWSKI comedy Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Seminole Junior College photography but s4 required. figures for those released will for reconciliation. lobby. Kristin McCurry, left, plays a retiring librarian, and Rocky Rory O'Brady, political leadResident of the area preferred. regularly, Talent is popping out these be issued The 132 men aboard the ci of the IRA'. Provisional Typewriter, traaipsrtatles, sad Jowers plays role of Nettle Jane Coward. days at Seminole Junior College (Ann Sieczkowskl Photo) blal(istnnetuahtrmltltrelitht ninth wing, said in a broadcast from telephone nernisith's. - ('t'ntral Adult high School It you ilkn being where the day tit a hunger strike Dublin: "The fight must continAnne Lynch, drama coach, more lives will action Is sod are Interested hi called "Elk protesting their internment ue, even though written a comedy representing The herald come Dailey: The Adventures of a WithoUt trial and the food was be lost." The IRA'. I.ondonderry cornto the alike .t * N. Freweb contaminated. Hero." are being mind announced a two-week Ave., Sanford, or c-aU Mrs. Jane internees All the This play will be presented by Cm*erfli'rfi. (ineat) tdttii', = the CAllS Drama class today held on suspicion of belonging to campaign of liwiger strikes, Irish Republican Army. The public meetings and picket lines till. the and tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in the city. _____________________________________________ has de. the Seminole Junior College Catholic minority lobby. Admission is free; l everyone is invited. he e Jordan are Rac li e part of Ju "Carousel" the musical traylng th LONGWOOD Davey. Other major rolls The story is about Princeton Judged the most brilliant of all the classic Lindsey and Add Carrieharvey Fogg, fresh into Warren of Rodgers and Hammerstein collaborations ar4 which are double cast are the parts Pipperldge (Polly Miler and Astsi Cover); Mrs. City (a small town just outside Richard Rodgers' personal favorite has been selected as the 1972 school drama production of Mullin (Carrie Schnelker and Carol Lasslter); Sanford) and his contribution to . . . Lyman High School, A "first" for Lyman and Nettle Fowler (Marva Girard and Susanthe Fourth of July festivities, his of by when he reads excerpts students, the Broadway stage play will be Addison). Respectable Enoch Snow, played Forest City . Again this recommenditto the senlorsthis Jim Bayer, receives adequate contrast In the novel, the labor ofiilifetime and presented In two evening and two matinee over 80,000 pages long, summer, Southern Missionary year. enacted by Cralgin, character of villain Jigger performances: April 14 and 15 at 8p.m. and April Tentative plans are to hold Princeton, played by Paul college is planning to teach Chris Anzidone. 15 and 16 at 2 p.m. in the Lyman auditorium. Standish, is Introduced to the freshman composition on the classes 6-8 p.m. beginning May Admission price Is less for advance tickets. O0*rs featured in either the cast, chorus, or townspeople by his daughter, Forest Lake Academy campus 2$ through July 20. This A combined effort of the schOOl's DI*UI1 dance ensembles are John Verall, David the local town dogooder. Alma as an extension course of the however, may be changed New 3 M Desk Top Copier Club, drama classes, band, and chorus, this Italatead, Kathy and Elaine Carroll, Jean and Edwards, played by Renee college. The college needs to according to the need and school-wide production will feature the dramatic Jane Fusion, Jim Btrkhelmer, Dani Roy, Samli. know how many students are demand. Takes only 1214' by 15%' on your d.sk. Weight and musical talents of approximately 75 youth Heather McPherson, Brian Warren, Elizabeth The class will be half as ex. lt.. Easily mowed. Oporatar on regular This play comes complete interested and would register under the direction of Barbara Kuhn, dt&Itia Mangel, Tammy Freeman, Bob Kinney, David with a preacher. Brother for the course at that time, pensive per semester hour than currant. Caples letters, poles boundin books, teacher; Karen Warder, chorus 1J1-ItrUCt0I 301111 Todd, Marcie Masters and Carol Warnock. any printed material including colors C'urnplet.. if taken on the Collegedale Goodman, played by Bruce Blair, band director; and Clinton Smith, shop ly dry... no liquids, orehanitcals required. This college course will gin camp i a. Fins n cial ALSO Tom Pttman,John Angove, BillVerigan, Iflilman; a one-legged Mohawk Instructor In charge of set construction. my Zisbaith, Beth Dewar, Anne Banwell, Indian, played by Instructor six semester hours of credit and arrangements for the $150, plus l i $17900 Although any Broadway musical presents a Lynn Brittain, Carla DeLVLUagglu, Kathy Englo, David Ehiert, and a whole host can be used as college credit books and supplies, can be challenge to high school Students, Also, this class entrance. worked out with Richard Sherry Tub, Ivy Tossie, Larry Geathers, Gail of other Interesting characters, upon offers, In addition, tremendous diversity: there Travis, Aartlyn Turney, Dawn Wine, Jill Kuhn, In this play, the cast really may be audited by those adults Terrell at the Academy (83$. is music, pantomime, dancing, serious drama, Diane Wilson, Marcia SegTest, does its own thing and it and college freshman who want 8-411) or Mrs. Sue E. Baker, comedy, and a compelling theme enhancing a Roxi LaRock, or-a Lamer, Brent Doherty, Susanne West, promises to be an evening of to Improve their writing and Collegedale, Tenn. 37315. The UI (ut 5Ø41 (IJIN. Ft*U tender and bltter.aweet love story between a hilarity provided by talented speaking as well as their full fee Is due at registration, ison Copes, and Robert Dehier. A ll carnival barker and a simple mill girl in New ________ ____ at the Central grammar. The students of this May 28. Call or write for more Also assisting with the production are student young students England of the late 1800's. course last summer highly information. 111gb School. Adult directors Carol Smith and Karen Barretia WA In order to give as many students as possible piano accompanist Carol Stein. The public Is the opportunity to participate In the play, "Carousel" has been double-cast in several cordially invited to any of the four performances for two hours of colorful and moving enroles. Taking the leading roles of Billy Bigelow are Curt Medsger and Brian Laby, and pot- tertainment - Senic'e agitt.iLs trailed in two bce LOO No' - -j __ __ Bisce. - - federal court struck down a MIVt1)month.old l'ennaylvania law - F1B fighter-bombers from McConnefl Air Fcr Base, Kan., had been ordered to a. Southeast Nixna i;des had no ci'nrnent drive amdCapeFkrldaState Park at the end at Key - Seminole Calendar :v4 ___ - _____________ on th or ereasing fighting in Vietnam Greeted by his Vhs-ida friend and neighbor C. G. &b bow on arrfral, Nixon went --ft, - - - Soortly after Nixon arrived. t later, a thri'e.Jutlge I __________ F I ______________________ Ziegler sal& - - _____ - contact with "major ad- ' - ____________ to be in teie. Nixon ' - >"7 ' - But Press Sc<i'etary Ronald 1.. Ziegler said Ktsinger would yeturn to Washington later today. •. A L -. Jiirw that some Its-ma of Itl In church government ('hid Justice Warren f, flurger wrote t1a1 "tie (-I-ut-mi but support ehnlrCh.TUfl 14110011, up question is not whetter MilliS President Nixon itsay bentlit accrues to a religious with his own solution first. Nison went to ptiva.l,lphma Institution as 0 eOn$lqtIeflt'e of Thursday to strengthen his thw' legisla tive program, but pci. plNetOdeVel(tpRtI "equilable, whetter Its printIml ,tuary effect advatweu ,,11,I.s," conhIltuliollnl" and worknblc ,iu,thotl to funnel gnvrwm'nt lii.' Primary effect of this, I'entisylvitnia law was to ad. .i..%I_._ I..i.............1.11.. .4.....,I. (I A ll 1 iIi rItligItill, soul th,e tici--Ision In the s-nmne city a few hours 6 lI TtU5I scurlty a.vts, Henry A. Kissinger. was on temporary Fkrlds duty. Tao I- ' . last WAS1iINUThN AI' - The $uprf'lne Court will tic asked to (h.fflt' how 8OVCttUflPflt can Aid Thursday by ft.tIernl Appeal. Court Judge William Ilastle sind 1)tatrkt Court Judge. Joseph S. I 4*11 and John II. llannwn. "11w' itato tsas no inure power to uhqIuliu patnt in fS'D' liii' ruling would bt npmoalecI to the Rupu'tne Court, wnlcii held WILLIAM J . WAUWI A1 ltduratlon Writer -r!-X ~%"Irj numite. ______ - / Hr.sc IMay. *t matht.atrwd silence on the buildup of Support Vows Church School ' • War '. ---- ----- -- Frklo -i, April The Soniord Hitrald 10 Arrwrtc*fl sit powes In South. ea A".. The chief exeeuttve came - Nixon _. _resid-ntNtxonkeptwatch an de%Vkpff*Tft in the Vietnam war from the Flor*da White I 1 410111, KEY BISCAYNE, Fin. tAP) • - - t. President 'Trcr ______ +4 -. U-The Sanford Hera%d W. .- The Winter Part DEMOLITION of this old bullcftng, the former iar.B"Que Pit, located next two on SR 427 in Longwood. is expected to be completed within thethe highweeks. The building minus its front has been standing since ago. years way was widened some (Donm Estes Photo) telephone Company Deadline for ordering your FREE EX't'ENSION INSTAL.LAT ION-April 30thI �__________ - -. - ___ - ----. ..-... - ~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~= ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 11 - 1- - -- ~- -- - Exchange Vows In Home Ceremony Gado1erved the 1. . . - -- I Mrs. LaVertie Geiger, Saulced. The bridegroorn's Mr. a ______ 'rd i I - I . 4 ' tt % .W I I '.' - I A - ceremony, a zn the ho. - .- P*O 1*IC1I d*IW1e4 1Ji4 made the beautifully ernbt. tiered wedding . vd U' PC4irlzig Vie Isuich Wis with 1Z3 JO D'e. Parn R=Tell registered the guests M The bride's book and Mr. and M's Ea. of Jacksonville distributed the TiLt hap. \ - - _____ .- 9r"ft1her. R.E. Jacobs, the bride chow far her vows a farm! gown of Qxis A ism ever puw de saw fashioned &king the bouffant slihoucite.The basque bodice featured tapered sleeves, edged in IX2ie ruffles and a rmc The tiered ruffled $l•• an a swnoptx4 - . :" T'fen °ani Herin- --ot - - -- . - / .- - _____ fliwas,ecwedtoa tiii trillianta and zridemnts and she rrled a formal cascade carrying " it* a A .i - W"~ V Mrs. cnuck Brantley at- - - . MB.. AND MRS. GARY . 'YI W ' ".. N i - - t- .... ,!. C,.. hr- - t4 -. I 11! - & _; - 1. - - ' - 11 - 4 , - __ .- -- - -- - - - - - - 1-1 . f . " V • a. ' r - -' 0 i f - $ LP'T t hrn41 shower l4avnw Patritha Sam Br1* Sana PkII)iTV' --&--., - orjy N L __ # V L : of valuable antiquts a house. A 1IIIIIII,; NEW YORK - NEA I - New York apartment can get Earn auctions. tag sales. ga too cjutta..red However. i rage sides. wrecking corn- and her husband live in pans sale lots all theme Easisade brownstone sumare becoming familiar terms rounded b period reproducacross the country Lions and a Jew antiques 11cr approach to the subject Ttn represent a new form comes from her family and ___ Enjoying the festive tic- Mrs. OrenParry, Mrs. J. B. of weekend entertainment rrportLn eaperience. she By Man Riley CeTi*ing thelam covered and that less serious participants claims Unlike many of her of casion were Mrs. Harwood Jordan. Mrs. Jerry 5 table was call "antiquIng." the casual college c-lass. The gracious Longwond borne white pompon clirysan- Steele, Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. C. L Sapp. graduating brvwsin through old wni mates. she set her course and Mrs John Stuart, Jr. Esq.. I' A'?) of Mrs H. A. Haynie e'al flie theinums, gladioli tire. grimy c-tuna and silver and stuck with at. 1 got m 111ig for a lovely trldat Pam Jordan, Min Becky Co-besnos for the charming or fabrics into & tjg baby lucrative-- degree at II a.m. and went French. Ml LC.lWry. Mian aftafr were Gladys Haynie, and sometim shower homing MIII Palsies aprvplate]y decorated es cutthroat- to work for the Denton iTezSapp. a daughter of Mr. and ag with a lame site-bet float Sue Sorenson, Mrs. Robert Pauline Odhni and Kathy business, that au Record Chronicle at 12 creasing numbers of women 10001n. .. Conner, Mn. Millard Gtan Mallard. Mrs. C. I.. Sapp. was and men. Epai' worked hard and The person who finds an turned tier wunians Page beat into something special. aid item that me)--w not-be a true treasure of "1 didn't want to get trapped prrtt smart about antiques "antiques" market fluid, she and there as kits of help suggests that widows and antiquity invests the object wriung society news. with special meaning And. From Dcntoo she cane to around from museum cura widowers not be too hasty In Big Feature like a prized ;wt. at requires New York, worked for the tors and appraisers," she selling off collections, furcare To this special audi- defunct N Y. Hcrsdd.Thbune a)" nis.'nngs or clothing just to -nre a sometimes antique. and Hi Sunday megarine. clear space in a house of an But it still takes time For culle't'1c2r and constant 3our- This Week, and then for shuçi arouraci and to have a apartment. nal.iatic observer of the cut- Newsweek She dad stint as basic guide to help restore Saint sleeves are raking It Linda heck. Will greet lecting went addresses a womans page editor fur and maintain "have an appraiser in island , big fir and . WUAIAMS antiquefirst because usually you'll NEA and then wrote a c-uiCounty Mutual Cint hoppers in a romantic setting special book itl Dobmara drape from arm hate yourself for selling tamn armed at c-oUt-c-tots for _____ Asaoctat*c.sa presents Its annaal oplete with tizi torches and culash,w as waastlaes,widkiV'.; 'h. 'wir In 'The Care arid Keeping Hi'ap,.tJrrd things for ks than they ar.' ç.,. r aJ*riu. C31CO alnPJJIl s IV -c-tP the worth," she advises. (Ibwthiir-ZIl, Frolic into Spring the Sirin& hohic Ball. of Antiques. MUDD 5MIV bbe flpw. ts aery tsci(edlur f! r,kw The dress code ___ gj to hemlines if you 'i...witIia Is Epur Kinard spells out inaunt shoppers who find The dnhn&ra we graceful we fortunate enough it, on Cal spirits. ...wllI start the D.Y.O.'T ......do your owe shìun paragraphs and Uflde1 barn auctions a great suurir festurem Iii drenoci arid tt....t'e as cokrfiil 13 you standMble. simple tennis such mgicaievening. beginning at B lw- hiriga Some bimn the reserirabolas last. desire muwnua, bold rui1 problems as has to fight auction ob,)ects do turn out and CiliffolI T*PeflX* of pin whale talented H5W1W April The mildew. niuld in over-waxing to be valuable, she points making shirts, ete), wear iax.c from deep arrntw4es to a dose Tropical Island Is Mayfair dancers are tail threads or yuex most of woods. She also gives a re- out, and often are cue'thCW 111 at the ow cock preparations to stage a n spec-table source 151 Of '*Ci. looked b) older people who XeWy in the fluid fabrics In siuiw....with more than just a connlWt casual atthr pit' 1 turn to fur help in see them as too filthy a5 )mwyL, they tend ID criphasize C&U&.0 twist. rio doubt rt-nuuatang or preserving a dirty. Patchwork the ahanu Of diraging akarts. Rvatices air being So- find But, the ÜflPO?taiW of er 1exti1e. wc'odenware and Tempting and appetizing A W..ld of W.4tj P'wlcs In Ciliffons, the draping of y.& 4 that it tait- alre bLI.VN ltit i.ld5 fl! A Pvlyntsiarl mArd b) Mrs. Jotm , Evr) tWt lWpare b, slairves, is in harmony with fubj care cot. loving 4VTh, or brida reflects the restore. Sonic ma) pa flavcr...wlll be served a Ia tm flaru 1a. . nights. of all ages and 1n $1 4ti for a tole hem that ii' uci le . 30 gnwao sieevem -e 104 if you pfbOClS Abandon the sassafras can understand and coujd be worth t the the season's Oriental there I. take the tine to clean it u; sr. 323.2510 arid pamper yourself appreciate. 5W of rnuAc and music maestro, Them art oust tradita'inal in and bring up the colors it: BANK AMER ICARD With a different Spring voice gill of pleasewill drift 3g'osigh in formal gvwra allvwar the gentle breeze, under the 1UCjIs1 what the doctar tinged with a Tennessee' the original design. STORE HOURS: 9 TO 5:30 EACH DAY long, full vwe, 4 the dauk beta &gma PhU en)ced Rec'CaItrUZJIig basic'. 5ui1 C_ The. arc an gowns ci! softterdirWtile aninia aientuie ci! Rack Muntanirici crder1. .5 flight ii! fun at North Cart inaTeaaa d.iw'I c-o:imamd thte arid in iiiaiaa2is a 5.MCs'i . Spring Frolic., alter 4t1 years exposure to th.n&s as Hitchcock c-lairs in Iii Prints reflect- Ball this yea and all ntenbei-iand his New York City living, Miss - ita with SPECIALS sired of cvanIrig ar.d car.;:, ve the Oriental wete delighted when the popular group who macit or whatever. It's gvarari- Kinard explains the grew ii trait more young pet4.k ctI4rig at headlines as regulars do lose of o4 things. with a çür'g Mary Ann ao leed....t17 It, you'll like itt are des eloping. u.'5 Psh. in Queen Of the Ball j iee people are getting "I can't im anything in Aloha sadil then! -I Mardi social was a - - -Narrowed dom b1niO idonarine asuidwidi and bimp sleem appear ±' d ty . which all enjo,'st Of the and mats. dr sh The final TTWeWI( of Mardi at -w are wrapped bdey fa the home of Joan Porter Iramcmo4yte arid held by s luizi belts for a strong Ck'ierztal feel- trudazed nsenihvn to artist arid hand crafts tea, L the F'ed u*. in k*midsi lwsws we Ut osi, Mza. .udy Maloney. She $ 66' nod displayed band decorated For Eastern bust, YD. YO. with Western design features. bottles, plates, wall plaques, Not all of the dolvtan and ki- and candle holders and tx. UpTo6O" Wide 1.49 Value are at Iraditwnsl plarnd bow to make mono SaUd Colors ColXIUIII the new' of Martha 1en(1 . Designers have Reg. i., 45" Wide gratigjtk IIren3e with the graceful drape to Ronald arid and flare and CIA tbm &O eftvw P,ggy Urban on the birth cia7 lessgthforrvflt.. Ba. III cc son. -_-.-._ "' _'' given for Patricia Sapp. in photo are Gladys Odham and Kathy Mallard (AnxlRiiey Photo) By .jijw' -. . - -, Spring -_ , ' Arts, Crafts Highli - rei±. answer. would have DEAR SAN JOSE: Don't spend the tea yet. I or the itber. way see to see mire evtieaee before answering that the LAWS concernIng marijuaua however, I do believe, sh ould be updsied. Don't tell CONFIDHYITIAL TO DECATUR DREAMER: ideas may give him your dream. You about your husband be never dreamed about. For Abb,'i new booklet. "What Tees-Ageti Wait send Ii to Abby, Ru SEN. Las Angeles, Cal. 10011. WIN AT BRIDGE Finesse Refusal K ost __ ___ - __ -_____ KNIb a 100 . '1$ Tatl.,in me some tricks The spade West would win and lead a diamond to give the defense (our tricks." "01 ('nIitSt'' ' saul the silldent "Urn' thou' ultit'StiOtl. Vh (lid you win the first trick in sour own hand" "To avoid leniptation," replied the Professor "I llle In Impale and wanted to be By Oswald & ,!:res Jacoby 10 The l'rolt'ssur won the heart lead with his king and proceeded to lay du',in the ace of spades. Then he led the ten of clubs arid let it ride. East won with the king. lie thought for a while before leading another heart. This play turned out to be a mild mistake because the I'rofessor proceeded to run off all •dummy's clubs to discard all his three diamonds and make an overtrick, Of course, %Vest trumped the last club but he had to trump It with the king. "Golly," said the itudent. "how did you know not to take the trump finesse?" "I didn't know anything at all about it. As a matter of C In lily own hand no I coi:Idnt '' (hjW$VAF1R ["If,Orgill All" I The bidding has ln' Mouth East WISI North 14 a Pus P551 1, 3* Pu. 4 Pass •"10 44 o'i, South, hold AKIS 4 VAt • 1 4 A 1(154 What do you do now? ,i-i'a..s. Wt i.aie ye asp, but a fuither bid might find us In real trouble, TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of p.uin. c,ur PTt' ncr has bid two clubs over the overcall. What do you an do now' Ansv.r .'o.iioftW INTO SWING I)reMMf' 15 l'h.,k.I 40 Ke.ti 01 0(101 it i. tin. $2 lIiibu.nli V. •tnt.t ill cniti It To tnt 4 Ulty in P(, iii ii F...t lush.,, ulatul II (tavp ~ FOR YOUR Tack It clown (in the seam to hold in VACATIONIN t)EAII I'Ol.l.Y- I want to tell lIeIen that a, an alternalive tive to dress stileldi, which I find annoying. I have had n very good results using an aerosol proufuct which, w he sprayed on the' Inside of a garment, protects against stain and odor. This Is used In addition to a personal tie odorant. While it cannot te'IlIOe Alain- It doe; quite a good job of neutralizing an odor that may be In s gar merit Such a prod uc t can be' bought In the notion departmenu of store's here In Peoria MII W. G It I)K,lt I'Ol.t.Y- My 5. Par old son has been a hospital tautlent ninny times nni uue of the heat ways I have Itiund to keep hlni happy wlthrwt a lot of expense Is the following: I cover a regular coat hanger with ribbon and then buy a lot of small inexpensive Items at the dinuac' store i'he'se are wra pied in bright pa per and tied to the hanger with ribbon. th. toys cost very little On I can usually buy enough so he has one to enjoy after each meal 'flils gives him something to look iotwaird In •n.l the hanger is kept hanging where he can see it.-.IANET '.0 .t nIl iii 18 I I of the rn,hol Ito li'I I SUMMER SPECIALS 1 of ARE HERE. PANT SUIT SPECIALI " -'- I FANCY NEW 100% POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS YARD IN VALUES TO $ ANN I; with the background DEAR i'OI,l.Y .1y Pet Peeve was very had music (noise) 00 televIsion This noise America fla g(luring the' uirnme'ntarlet during the Miss hen there Is good sing cant lust fall. Also. every so often w is so loud it kills the the accompaniment ing on the air effect of the singer. I know we, the consumers, must supthey should he port Little Caesar's charity but I think to be when there Is something worth.whilu' quiet -MRS. C. A. N. il()1.OSCOI_i se__ CAJIROLL RIOliTER'S t,asus IAURUS iApr 2(1 to May 20) (;citing In touch with important persons you know and discussing your aims with them produces fine results today, tonight. Show capabilities. stake lure your credit rating is good GEMINI (May 21 to June Il) 'iou can make the fine and Insure results you want for new contacts you like today and gain of the future. Later, get in touch with outtheir support and cooperation for Your particular aims. Relax In p rn You have to MOON ChILDREN (June 22 to July 21) modern methods if you want to handle all those use more with mate In p.m. adequately. Out responsibiiiticl you have to the activitics you both like best Make this a happy -' evening LEO (July 22 to Aug II) Get into policy matters with your associates so that you can operate In a more enlightened and intelligent fashion in the future. Reconcile can make a most with one who has opposed you lie or she valuable ally in the future setup is VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Your present work fine but more modern equipment can make it even better do some shopping for now, to shop around for such Also wardrobe which will make you look YOUI best. Avoid one who annoys YOU contact LIBRA (Sept 11 to Oct 1.) 'iou had better Concord's is demanding, good pal ARIES (Mar. 21 to A pr 19) Morning finds a sure make 5IYi05 you the backing you need, but later matters which :ould prove dissatisfying Stop avoi.I social feeling take a matyi and gut into ausitiet that appeal to you lund the right hobby to' yo.insclf I tI'RIJS (Apr 20 to 'stay 0) Taking risks where your good name or your position in the community is concerned hills Show you arc could lead to meal trouble t od ay Pay clever, a helpful (ilMINI (May 21 to June II) You may Set chores you simply with ruusi.ige in the am Late:, gel busy have to do and stop worrying about theni I)on't lose your temper with anyone take health urcitmeflts you need, exercise, etc MOON ('iilt.I)RIN (June 22 to July ;t) No better day than this to get at all iliose iciks which have been once and for ai-ctiniutating for scone time and clear them up rake over old difficulties with mate, too to all Stop t ry ing Keep silent and all is well so nal 110 (July 22 to Aug 21) Go about your own per associates with to get tngether business instead or trying cope with Guard todsy who have worries of their own to of an explosive nature Strive you; ward with one who NO-IRON ________________________________ GO WRINKLE new situation that could lie helpful that you axe to learn more about later on Tonight the aspects Lift and you find a able to plan the future with intight and intelligence. 1)isculs future with tiuslncns experts (Mar II to Apr 10) handling confidential AKll5 -........s.'.. t'nuir Finest ludgnucflt. Show that >ou are """ '"" wIth others I)o not rely, on your Intuition compassionate now since it is apt ti' he faulty -10) A good friend hAl the TAURUS (Apt. 20 10 NIAV right l.a. to offer for you, advancement, $o make sure s.d acpt them. Your own thoughts are not quite up Awall a better time to engage in group affairs. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) A prominent person you know can holp Lrnpmove your image, so visit him of her without delay. Keeping ilrumlses that wIfi enhance your career Is most Important today. Ask for expert's opinion. MOON CHILDREN (June 22(o July 21) You have fin' new ideas which should not L'e put in motion until You'. it 110 not fotego whatever is done more study of details inupottant. Show that you have willpower in Aug 71) Take care of obligations •an (J'iIv be bored with them, Ence ths.y its. may you though important at this time Avoid in argument with ruiote or it could lead to trouble. Use that suave manner, tempted to VlRG (AU! 22 to Sept. 22) You arc change associates because you are having a personal problem, so be more than fair with them instead. Don't permit one plans. who opposes you to Interfere with LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 21) You can do your best work FREE IN WASHABLE NYLON JERSEY PRINTS results SAGIIIAR1IJS (Nov 22 to Dec fl) Gad about seeing those who can give you the backing you need for pet help you realmie at least one of your dreams Take care of that transportation problem now. Count the c-11 well. CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to Jan 20) You can now add to present holdings by some careful investment, using that good judgment for which you are noted Put aside frivolity and concentrate on whatever is of importance Take it easy tonight. AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to I e' I')m You need recreation today, so go out and have it with congenrals without getting bogged down at home with more duties You are highly magnetic and others are much attracted to you. Soumwla :oo much money is not good, though PISCES (Feb 20 10 Ma: 0) You can tit down with others and make these plant for the future very wisely today, so do just that. mn your intuition which is working 79 '(0. __ VALUES TO 51 99 '(0 of IFtIITED QUANTIU L MENS WEAR 100% POLYESTER $ DOUBLE KNITS accurately. A good evenin g to to out to social affairx or other form of recreation - he or she will be IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN 1ODAY one of those charming arid intelligent young people who relates to almost everybody, especially the parents Education should be slanted an directions that lead to work connected wilt the humanities, the Law and particularly the ministry, to that a good living can be made and many persons can be helped Some discipline necessary early an - 00 Full Bolts VALUES TO 510.00 YD. WASHABLE life STAIN RESISTANT try to continue fun you lisui eitetJay You nec..' to cut down on espenset, also. Fund the right way to do that Dine with utmost care, especially Pm cnncue those at New Shipment $ HERCULON" SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Sos II) Do not home but help them in whatever their aims may he ar4 ha more hammora' there in the days ahead Not a good lame to work on that plan you have in mind Think at through once 99 YD. UPHOLSTERY more I to Des. 11) you need th. SAG1TIARU'S (Nov comfort of religious serv.:eu, reading, philosophy. etc , in a.m Then the world goes back Into focus for you very quickly Being most careful in motion is Important. Trouble should be avoided as much as possible C'PKICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) 'iou are tempte'i to take UItnCCCIUTY rtdts and would do well to think t'wae and then ,efrai.n from doing no, or it could prove serf costly S't dclssn vith an co.gezt in business mi talk oset some piotuler'i have Get right aJ.tce QUAKIUS (Jan 21 to leb l'fl 'iou think that v being forceful you get iespr..t, but all you get is resenimert Living the Gold en Rule us your best method. 1 h no devoted to ah.atevei is of a C.Cfiifl$ should WHY PAY $3.00 AND S4.O0 YARD ____________________________________________________ SUMMER SPECIAL! Concord's Polyester & Coflon 5fl PLAY!EAR VYD. PRINTS VALUES TO S1.98 '(0. - 4111 " BUY QUALITY r in the morning, but Ii trouble crops up Later, don't be alarmed. Take it in your stride Take those treatments that will help you to have better health SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Shop around for the around appliances that will add more comfort and beauty m ost important in Is efficiently your home- Operating mote the future Use diplomacy and Improve rela tions with kin cc II) Cars andcautaon SAGItTARIUS (Nov. 22 to 1) should be eercised to Avoid possible trouble. Go over letters And repotts for an)' PO'sible criors 1'~tnjns CAn be in especially happy time with km at home CAPRICORN (Dec 12 to Jan 10) try not to argue with other persona you are dealing with where property and matters are concerned. Use a friendly approach and all goes well. You can rely on your own good judgment. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You need to rut your life on a moms secure basis, to ccaversi with those who can live You good ideas. Let experts do any fixing around your home and save money in the long run PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) Forget unpleasant emotion when deaLing with good friends of you ould lose them a new approach with quickly. Voic. few complaints UI' tat (f ',."ter ,"Ii I'u the (asure IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY . . .h or she will be one of those charming young people with a most romantic nature, but given to daydreaming too much Teach early to be more prmcticsl or your ycnInvtn could get hurt a great deal during lifettme because of lack of objectivity. Encourage to study more and prepare for a good job that will give security. A good chart for any field - ------ DOUBLE KNIT GOOD SELECTION AND VARIE1'Y tODA1' GENERAL -1 LNI)ENC(1S the daytime may he difficult for you although there is a chance 9q; 8 '(0. PRINTS VALUES TO 51.98 YARD those persona you want to go along with you to sh opping, etc. early so there w ill be no thp.upa later on foie' ' ...l2. t2fl! YI t to TI *A Become more successful person niht SCORPIO (Oct. 13 to Nov II) Entertainment is best at home today, so do not take risks in puhbc places, such a, where it is crowded, etc A close tie hall fine ideas to give you, to listen with case Put these to work quick ly. get give nature PISCES tEch Ii) to Mi' 10) Instead of losing ) Our temper because you are worried, get bus) with whitever us relis Lending a helping .ao4 to and of a- personal nature someone else an trouble minicnUCs you: own woes Read too. in P in he or she will to 'iOUR CHILL) IS HORS tODAY nc of thaW dht4htful young people who seentu to LAX behind other youngsters in play, at school, at home, but this is only a slow starter who is very tho:ough about everything actually absorbs mote than others his or her own age. rity wil he ahead of others because of the Upon maturity steadlastneu in the naLre "s fine leader ,;an eliucrie here, 00 matter what the forte is '(0. __- - KETTIECLOTH I SUNDAY perform today, so don't GENERAL TENDENCIES: In the early morning in influential man will help you get bring all what you want, but the rest of the day and evening kinds of complic.atinnl due to delays and obstacles that seem of taking each to harass and buoys you Adopt an attitude as it comes and avoid anything that moment philoüphIalIY 2 NEW SPRING ASSORTFtIEtdT SATLIR DAY - 44 - 4 Inhtliute 44 CREPES JACQUARDS AND in:An l'OI.t.Y--Th• mb end on the Invisible zip came oft per down the hack rut a dolshIC-kfllt dress Can someone tell iou' how to fatten the tab without in?-- , taking the zipper out and putting a new one In0 N SEWING nice heiwe",, pla('e MI my lreve'le'ss drettes stay real time -.IIll.I)A cleaning and washing 33 part of his opening bid. however, I put temptation aside for more harmony Instead ticize VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Iry not to cri and plaed to make my COO' particular affairs for good own your mind anoihes and tract. Give East the kIng of results today, tonight (,etllflg into actisitles that I1ve you spades and there Was no home more attrAiIsf in some more energy is wise Make way I could be set, way "Now look at the actual UltRA (Sept It in lId 22) 'i ou have certain ta sk s to layout. If I had finessed the _ SINGLE a odds certainly favored East having the king of spades as . PRIMED ANXT G me tire to take it was going to cost Ieeting _____ _____ eys fact I thought that ni> man' ____ ___ ______ . ANTI-SPORTS N ARIZONA -.-,--- SATURDAY _____ ''V has ear plugs, so I only have you think DEAR ABB'i: Please answer YES or NO. Do marijuana stxaull be legalized? I hisve a bet 1WID SAN JOSE Reservations Going Fast For Spring Frolic Ball Ii 25 PhtItptn GI'NI-RAi. It Ni)l:N('ILS You are able sle ,sm ler tun. in an _^m: new tde and syms Make sure others the future. in which you can operate better and can are aware that you can be modern and up-to-date and in mind Ins progressive put to work whatever you have original fashion Get together with Interesting companions dynamic You can be with dynam ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr persons you know and make this a most interesting and are very helpful to productive day and p.m Group affairs constructive you. Put your finest idea' to work on a very have a uiper4eUbh husband there t' DEAR ANTYOSI kag as the family can afford only 55 int lady. Tell him l two TVs, Ii's one ho a customer. - Sleeves small AflYSUU'lltI ! ' Shower Fetes Patricia Sapp In SIeI*%eksM I)l'AII I'Dl.I,Y---lIelc'lI wrote about shields for the underatnls of slee%fles; dresses I want to tell her that e' drc,q, I cut a pIec e of txrnded knit the same' color as th soul sew It Inside of a helishleld, the tsatti'.m In the shape' ____________ from the Carroll Rightet at game aØ a By the way, to contend with tl noise of the big vie - bEAR ABBY: I am guilty of being one of (bose people who w.0 say, "y don't you come over some time?" Only, lam very careful who hay It to. I have husband I can never pin down. If I try to plan something, he says, "Ma>be I'll be tied up late at work," or, "I don't like to make any commitments too for ahead." But just let someone drop in, and my husband is the grandest host you could imagine, and he really ei oys himself. I admit, tkre are some people you can't ask to "drop In" without hating them move in with you like the man who came to dinner. But when I say, "Why don't you come over LIKES COMPANY some time," I eally mean It. a 18 -- . 0W & SAVI fly I'Ol.lY ('RAM r,tt III!1i1IJi !'oil - FrltJa, April I. viii- 9,6, Herald UMeM iIssIF.SIlIeId On '" I The' 9ora!ord _ Ill 0~ , He monopolDEAR ABB'id My husband Is a sports out. hem the color 'fl and the children and I miss some of our . favorite progra that problem, so Last Clu'Istxts I thought I would solve for a while, bought him a ortabk TV. This worked fine I top of the on portable but pretty soon Ic started setting the Into different them, tuned big one, and he's watch both of can watch sports channels. e Is the only man I know who same time! the game football hockey I 14 POIN1EIIS Polly's Problem DEAR ABD: It will not help "Practically Untouched In Tutu" to "we" a lawyer or a judge. (Lawyers are generally too ". and judges are usually too old.) What she neeis La to "see" a young construction work. I SAW A JUDGE Cr. - -- __ 41 Rtilsn Ii I IS _____ l4,O,n LI I'OIaL iUj[1i1JifiR! datealItUe1dinCeDOtke. - -- Ii ii most people 5't DEAR [lEtS: I'm sure you do. not 'SZL F l~ :7 . . '-'"' ii at UtAH ON: If the lady's poor spelling is a problem to you laid apparently It 1.1, gently suggest that she try to Improe It. And If vou lose her because of It, you really didn't taut her muck In the first place. ' SL (log and _________ 1'h K.i 4 fi.'vns'i ''" UtAH A38Y: I am 74 years old and have been a rs. I live alone and am able to Look after nyscif nicety, so don't get the Idea that I need a cook and twusekeeper. I lave been keeping company with a very nice widow of Is an intelligent woman, gets along well with people, s. and KuW make an ideal companion. Hut there ii one problen. I am a college graduate anti she has had only a ststh grade education. You would never know It by her conveBatlon, but she has written me a few letters, and, Abby, er spelling Is terrible. Bite can I get her to improve her spelling without ON THE FENCE losing her? a -- cat - *.,.' to p.,,,..t Pu.ile - ronl,ninhiY 42 MaIl-tm,, huaotnw I4Ath,na Is FuIn. tklI,It 4 Da,tnln5 l.mt'.t I1'.,*ttitid $5 Tulle. va, 49 1)r'tiwvl pj,,,' I I.I4I • is it,..., •,l •, T,n,itaI pla'u ' •1 I ui I n"' 1' fte,n' a , 0*fl*i Si lihili' (Fr I Ivar I us l'l.nt nvid. ti I5 II 'I,,ht ., '.11 (1ll, teltal 2 Scuv,i,v '11 IIri.puttaa I;R,,,t II, • 1t'flt II. Pat 04 25 1t,mut.i, Z.1 Ilcipial '7 I)sm.nt".I .!$ flln.i.I Ihiji' lii ltp u, 0). , Ma ulina' I tIk.''h a time i ),ipt,,l ata'IIath,i, I ii .at I, 1 Amu,. 2', hacit,b, ut lined grae g,niI,cnati C J'trt.'t(. ii MuvriI ? S I oh.- .',1 w(41 ; 1 iliI'ltl, if', I '',hiCfi IVI Ii UtAH MHAMED: No need to be ashamed, Don't apply human behavior codes to animals They haven't read the Ilibte md know nothing about Incest taboos and homosea. uaIiI. Given a choice, onr male pets inulil ch,o;r part. ers ci the opiosLIe sea. ifl - bb*. eak i, I F.rnl&ne I,, Yoni a t.ihtoI ma hi Ii Willing tripl.m.nt fl oyrwlgaiivanuurlfl AbigailI tJ ,ins a, cis Tha, N. V W,,s S,.4., I.s.l DEAR ABBY: I have news for "one of the finest vets in the pr.feston. Dr. Salk of Palm Springs. California," who states there are no homosexual cats, w have a mate dog (name withheld I and a male cat name aLso withhold) who have no sex lives other than their •gay lives together. We, and our family, and what friends we have k4t can attest to this after many years of ernbarras"(1011SErvittiOn. I xeuld make a film a( them two consenting adult r. Salk, but the animMa for - IN AIIANTA Lava we too stiff, r Everything You've Wanted To Know ~~ _~ ~ ___ _ 1 16 . _., ,. AN On Antique Care I1APPThTW t P / l l After grand honors were late Ettm Mengani of . accorded the Worthy Matron, Bmokb74 N.Y. -Star Of Miss Mengan, as a 1 70 the MR AND MRS. JAMES M. HAYES ... newly Jarnes Haves WWI ,raduate of GirL; CIb then installed as Wnrth ratr.sr insa1led w3rthv matron and worthy pzltron of SJiou. Roselle- N.J. u an es'cried to the East b•'. his Seminole Chapter No. 2 Order of Eastern Star. U reiently attending Glassborodatighter Be, after Which State College!, Gtaarbcan, N.J., grand honors were accorded where she is scu" In Ptu and Drake sang ° All the officers were honored motto "Divine Guidance," her Kappa Na sorority and Wra blue, Glassboro Whit". with a song by Mrs. Drake "I colors. white, ye Mr. Bury is the grandson of Other offacs installed were Know Who Holds Tntnorrow' her flower, the Daisy; and her Mr. and Mrs. Vito Gaganti, Mr. and Mrs EIlma Waii-en as Mrs. Reynolds presented nCTIptlii'e. I CCSinthiafls I5:$8$ lhrt. wad the late Mr. and Mrs aociale matron and patron; Mrs. Hayes with the Katherine A CG.lTttsy was given the new Jflp y of F4aion, Mrs Ethel Moore. mectary: McKay worthy matrons's pin. WM and WP by their offlcen. N.J. Mrs. Mae Sheppard, treasurer; after which Mrs. Hayes peesem*tzng them with a gold Mrs. Mary Jane Hawkins. peewntrd Mrs. Reynolds with bi'*SiWt chest with glittering grat Lw" jeøi and Mr. Stars an emblematic colors School. cEfl)dUcVeI Mrs. Dorth . Colt, ) Joseph's High n, Refreshments of apricot T in lfl wtiere associate conductress; Mrs. Haves presented Metuchen N.J lie was c the soccer lean, Ethel 'Peuraoy. chaplain; Miss rrtir.ng patron, with his past pinch. cake, nuts and sandinches were served In the Ti'SL patroniewel. track lean and member of the The installing officers and the dining rooni by Mrs. John tnd4'nt cuijL He as a student Helen Leuthart, irganiat; Mrs at Providence College Barbara Laxln, Adah; Mrs. Rainbow Girls were presented Carver, Mrs Harvey Dunn and Mrs. Harold Be thany. Thee tmon Prmr,dence., R.1 Here be play, Ptn'llis Frrund, Ruth; Mrs. tokens of ap -- - vzngtablewasoverIaidwith B dTSCCil hayes. onthevsltysocceiteaxn. The wedding will tieanevent Barron, Martha; tin. Sue Mrs. Hayes gave a brief talk a}'ellOwn)ton net clothandan •s Umberger, Elects: Mrs. stating that her emblem for the arrangement of daisies ceiof Z at Saint Loretta Oiw'c*i. Warder; Mr. year cniid be the crown and tered the table. rIIPeLMeSIM4V'e - - I '.- '- .-: -- 1'V '' . s : Marshall, Mrs Buzy PaWInstalling Marltm then ewaLU4 the Do Her • • tended the bride as ?ni&tTOTI 0• GeqW hunor and Mm De want br1dewd - .p1i.Il.ctnn I?-- aol *t'io'a 4. .!1., ~\ ,' \' / f. \' . /_ ,.., V / cidelatra. The rtin dec'crated with fresh flowers To iiarrv = - uvn into the row, tnstalIang chaplain, Mrs. Herman Bewen gave Foavelnigthttrsdewiaea prayer. Mrs. ThV1t&I Pryor. blue ifl5tkflkflS off *flstSlk'd Mi'S Mr. and Mrs Raymond .Iomrs Hares as wnrtPi with ribbon sleeves FOOt Following a wedding trip to Mrngl*nk. Tampa and Florida West Cout. Winter Park, are iaowsclng Install, organist, Mrs the neWlyweds art residing s the engagement n their Maude Humphrey. played M l Star of the East as )4rs Jacksonville, where the Menam, 'es Wt brldeWoom Is a student In law ion of Mr. and Mr Benra ftrouLt an arch of yellow rows of Iaelm. NJ ac*mtxnr formed b• U Rainbow Girls wedding guests The neelect Is the itraild- The roses were then iathered came from .lacksonville, daughter of Mr and Mrs. and peesrnuad to Mrs. Hayes by cranitt ancin, Winter N,hnlas Gint-dano, .33 Maytan Mrs. Kathleen Reyzic1ds. Park., Austin, Teras and CWCIt, idord. aid. wad Mrs etwin Matron. -. -, .. -. ____ ..1SE 2 '\ and Donna Nen,h1 NS Snhird Rainbaw for Gtrh, flW5ed the semidarkned chapter roorr. marching to music to the East and lighted yellow candl U' 5- -following was hem fl \..r Seminole Qi*ptei No.2 Order o night the Masimic TTTU)le. trdegrtiom. were a gold and :- - I 4 iN, '.1i \\j . am 1At2ia regts$'ed Die I'd who members and g*ists witnexxt the ciindlelight in- Mrs. Parker, mother of the -t . gThe7Zp1TLemany. MW Cyril L Geiger. aim of this ci. -'-101111P Male Female and fl _____ Worthy Matron Mck a . -. . Street home n! Earl B*PJbOth JudjeBagerBTnff James Eastern Star a Doug Harrell was puirrWrian orange ensemble Von)_ For daUØI2&We4. p1eThrn with awhe nauan pki* IaOC and ItfttI g G*ysiell GeI M Boi became the bride of Gary Live CwTOd Pink flimmm. &IM415A --- '---- * - thU Hayes Installed Geiger. Gar y Parker Bonnie _ - --------- ---- -- .-- Mrs ,. Miss - $ 288 The & $388 '(0. '(0. Remnant Shop No.3 AZALEA PARK. ORLANDO 251 EAST MICHIGAN, ORLANDO 3796 W. COLI)NIALI OILA$.) HWY. 17 & 92 NEAR M.AITLAND SEW & SAVE -I �- OA-The Sanf ord Herald Friday, April 7,1972 C:. AA. s Has Power To VV!d11 UI1I lVttII1Ig on 01 -_~~* ~~ Sanford, Lyman Nines Clash Today' __ ' Frosty s !g4 ., Fairway by B GARY TAYLOR and HER5' CLJSH Tha' Greyhounds come u Sanford this afternoon for & 4 p.m. battle in a renewal of the Lyman-Seminole feud. The Seminoles will host the game on thcr r.hoai dlarnans.1. The Lyman nine brings at-, 214 record Into town, while Sat-.ford eurrenti stands 10-5 But - Ron Frost Mayfè In last w,ekend monthly tournament sponsored by the mens association. Ralph Slinas, Fletcher Cockrell, this writer and Jack McOrotha turned in a tow under par 85 to capture the lots gron prize. We were actually four under par at the end of four holes, and then parred the nest 14 holes In auccen.ion. The four under came as the result of an eagle three at the second bole by Ralph, a birdie at the third hole by Fletcher and another birdie at the fourth hole bv both Rilni and fletch. Actually. Jack and I did verb little to aid the while the Sf15 record is a game off Lyman's pact. the Tribe holds an edge, already notching a 5.1 win- over the Hounds earlier in the season, Donald Brown is expected to start on the mound true the Seminoles today. He was the stzsrtln,z pitcher Tuesday nignt l'*Land but came nut Reynolds. Nick Brady anijChris Daum. The Seminoles lake a hreather idler tswtla3-'s game with no action scheduled RRls with 14 against after three Innings when the Seminoles had a big lea& the Seminoles, is batting a healthy .429 with 15 hits In 42 at .; He also leads the team In First baseman fickle Deas carries ii .341 average with 15 hits in 44 at bats. He kqt& the team in runs scored with 15 and borne runs with two Stephenson as a starter with Chunith ready for relief. Chunat no-hitter on Tuesday as the 1-k'cineis blanked Oak Ridge, s-o. served up For today's game the liounds will be hurting a little on defense with their fine secondbacemnan, Larry Brown, out with a broken rinse. Brown was struck by a ground ball during tomorrow. While today's game with the Seminoles is Important to the Gre'hounds the one t.nma.-row meant a little more. That game is With the Trojans of Evans, who at present are tied with the Hounds for the lead in Brown leads the staff with his S-I record and 0.62 ERA. He has hanneu is batters in * innings on th sitouhl for 11w ,Sen;inoles. At second base will be either Sloan is another pitcher who Rism3cy Turner or Pat Crimmins could likely see action today. He pitched two lr.nlngp against with Ricks NeSmith at shortslop and either Joe, S'cffcns or 1iIand Thta night In ''Wit' Wall at third base. Coach innings on the mound be has Guy Garrett will probably strike nuts and an 0,70 ERA choose his three outfielders Kin-I Mc1eod, the catcher for from Charles Duhau-t, Robhy may infield tfl Use- practice prior to Tues4av' game, The probable starting lineup will have Brian Brewer leading off and playing second, Jim the Metro Conference The Trojans captured a. 3-2 decision In the first meeting with the Hounds. Jim Pitter bested Larry Chunat in that confrontation, Tomorrow Lyman coach Jim IlOtt'- a Keane batting second and playing center. fan R.adovic in right and batting third, Stevenson pitching and batting four th . San Parker it first and Kevin Cunningham Must 1.Irwiing • I pp A M - B as1ev' dnuble Victor Blair's single and Mike &lavton LOding Mets Select Berra, Obtain Rusty Staub mt h ever o. iii:iii'iIlt, NISSI'NSON qmuiaiti'il list i.-e'krnd And;- first t,ii passed over twke Remit, Bob Sehefling tAPI li anti cml Mannstt-r NEW YORK the Mets-in 1965, hicen sinpreviously by sthen the baseball st'asonl gcta said It bmokc lit 1 1111# for ('aicy Stengel when the ttnul'iv hut i-I siiiIi't' wi.y, \',',:i Berra will 114 ceded by Wi's tint ;sn.I wn,s iiinni;ge (tic New York Mets nini bnst'hali it 1k.' 'ii, add to the hip 196*, when Rusty Stout, will be in right confusion, hlci,tges collapsed Westrurn, and In title Westrurn itave way to IIa4ic's heart attack and tiled t a field. -Wele ft a good roan today," t."cs titan har (tours after the' Sunday nftc'rnis,n It any lk'rmn, still wearing his dark on -We , couldnit 't s hotly of (;it hodges was buried blue funeral suit, said, referring longer," Se-twfhin,t said when 'l'hursday in his beloved .bat an. t linelges ''I hope I ran liii his the Mets named tier- ;atke'ii why the - --- .•, - - Masters ._ - _ - , ") ~ r Putt-Putt - -.' If . - --.... - ' -- - - - _-. - 2~ .: _- __ . # I : _____ Z -- By English -I • , - - e . ' - ' .19 lila - _____ ___ Jicr Ling,ibich 'on -. 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Sanford Truckrts7 LakrMonroetnnUOne of the niost exciting Slrusuberg-Carlssisa 13 the young season and gamesof DonH'u-vey' ha dtwvhltsone a large crowd on hand, Brad is home run for L&ilt Monroe Leon and roy- [ask each had I Ervl'ong Leads Squires àILIjJJA1 M'5 SOFTBALL inn, Turn Hickson had a home hO?The run for B and D Roofing, run, Ron RUUI went thi't* for Robert Usk and Ron Suns each f with two doubles, Bob Hood went two for three an each had a had a triple, and Wilson two double. Billy MIIIe had a home For tu run for Sanford Truckers, Glen Swwal] went four for five with a Rober and Don Rot,wraon triple, Ray Williams two for went twu for thr", (' there, and Ron Ange three for hit, Winning pitcher, John Glens was a triple. Winning pitcher, Ray Hodgu, loser, ambert i. Joke Juries, mU 1,41 44 - -. -. N 'MERCS In NRA action tonight, it's By TIlE ASSOCIATED I'IIFSS but we finally hit them In their ErAtlanta vs. Boston in a best-of-7 sail] hoop," Julius Erving tried different weak spot-the semifinal series in the East, who wound up with 39 ving, of attack until he found a areas points as tIn' Virginia Squires They're tied 2-2. failing in the Floridians. Neither Virginia nor the Floe"I had trouble getting inside, beat the Floridians 115-106 in build a cornthe Amnt'rkan Basketball so- idians was able to in a tense first , ~ I Y lead , night. manding ('iatinn playoffs Thursday I ~ 4i im, Y I ."; half that ended with the Squires Squires the The vnttry gave .., The Squires, bea four-itanu' swet'p in their best- ahead 57-52. r hind Fxving's great shooting, semifinal East Division I of-7 , broke it open in the third period dw series, I "I missed a couple of easy by pulling away to an 86-73 1_! I I shot-; in the first part," said advantage. 'I'm happy we won it in four Frying. 'The Floridians came to play a physical game, I so we don't have to play Friday out got knocked around pretty night," said Virginia Coach Al Bianchigood." Bianchi sa id he was hoping back But they couldn't knock e, NEW YORK (AP) KenFrying's whistling shots from that New York would beat baseball wurld-plziyer's, forFact sem1 other the tua'ky in the out.side later. nier stars, executives anti The triumph put Virginia into final. fans.-paid its last respects to "It's no secret I'd rather play East finals agaInst the winthe Gil hodges Thursday and then he said. "We beat loved ncr of the Kentucky-New York New York," laid him to rest in his be the rrgulat season in meet tonight tht'nn two sc'rie% Those Brooklyn, where he won haM'it siitt; New York holding a 2-1 st'riea arid l'rii sure we can do ball futite and found a home. again series celete in that Our Lady help of Christians -11w l)cnvtr lInt ki-ts defeated l(ouusn Catholic Church, where V.0811) Rl-.COIU) tiLt-K the Indiana Pacers 112-96 to ANOTHER Continential League entry is George's. In front from left the (lodges family worshiped, CCII Lh&ir Vitt ',Liiofl se'tiitNEW YORK iAI'I - A II' Watts, Greg Dickey, Richard Bolt, was filled and several thousand Leach, Archie Ives, Billy are Rex final set at two gatin's uiPIetc pound. 12-ounce bluefish caught persons gathered outside Maurice Fields and Frank Williams. Standing are Jeff Jones, I)uane In the tither ABA playoff in llstleras Inlet off North Carhigh barricades as a hit-il pollee Coach at Lee, Mike Berry, Billy Griffith, Sam Watts and Greg Iiggon. tonight, Utah Dal- clin.a s outer banis list Jan 30 Requiem Mass was celebratedame left is W. R. Griffith and at right is Jack Ives. New Ins in a West Division series. exceeds tEe world a record for for the manager of the a blue by m'r" than V!VVO tiuhits a 30 N1:te there York Nets, who died of a heart tititi The New York Knicks beat pounds. report, .\ycock Brown attack last Sunday, two dabs (lie ll4ilttnitüre IIullc'tc 104-98 of the Dade t'ttu)ty Tourist flubefore his 48th birthday. 'rhiurnwi ty and squared their •eau The blue, boated by James Mrs. Joan Iboelges, her son National Basketball Assot'iatioti ,iieet M Hussey of T.irburu, N C., and three daughters Ir b lit 1541) their was weighed on two scales and composed in the church except Fast series won full details t',se been sent to for a brief moment when tin' hht Milwaukee hItiuk West series 4-I by defeating the Intern. ..inal Game Fish widow's hand started to her Gill,'t; Stab' Warriors 1(51 1iI ills &a as tin' stepped lank fmonti lii.' casket and altar after offering tin' traditional Catholic gift of bread and wine, __ _______ When the fatuity arrived itt - Holy Crosa Cemetery-where _________ , tiurtrt"ds us,'w,nhleei despite plea fair privacy--Mrs. 11.1g.-' wept quietly for several still. _ utt'$ on the shoulder of her ijiti est daughter, Irene, 20. Among the mourners were seven teanunates of hodges' from the old Brooklyn IksIi ers-Jaekle Robinson, Pee Wet' Reese, Don Newcombe, Carl Erskine, Carl Ftirilln, hiatlph ______________ Uranta anal Joe Black; lists." ball Cui,,nilssione-r (ba a, Kuhn; Charles S. "Chub" Feeney, president of the National I, 1' sa hat Steve .t I'l'" Iii .l' for mounting tiitI tI'ut le'aiitue; Ji*. Cmosuin, 1%(-"(l "f the '(I - t'iJu liii: ILlUuld, 101.411, -,,'illluuini ' ILihts in i'resia. ,: ri;.0 .svugi is Micheel Burke, Genersil SlLtl,E l'M'IWLE(JM'S team in the Little An,seric.iii League ounce ltlnker bass he caught using a Missouri Manager lee MiscPzshil and shown here. First row from right are Bobby Triplet, David Turner, minnow on a small bream hook, Williams theand Stuart Sirkin. Standing from left are Manager Ralph Hook of Eric Knudsen, Kelvin Miles refused to give the location of the small lake in New York Yankees and Net; Coach Stephen Sirkin, Bobby Meyers, Paul Gairn, Rocky Jernigan and Which the fish WasCaught . I .itiui'.y York Ma)or Jots:; Ir .. _________ _____________ Roofers, Monroe Inn Post Softball Wins MI _ MAKING UP the Jack Prosser Ford team of the Little Continential League are these youngsters. Batboy in front is Tim McMullan. In first row from left are Ed Miller, Wayne Kelly, Jay Bergman, Dan Wells, Louis Miller and Mike Link, Standing from left are Jim Edmunds, Chuck McMullan, Randy Hanson, Brent Schumaker, Tyrone Hayes and Tim Dennaro. Coach is Charles McMullan. __ '-'- i6 gave Toda ' La H for Pair, " W borne -_ Rald I Brooklyn, unaile the day shoes, that's all," ra, who won the 1964 American noiince,in'nt was The Mets also got .s gooff man New of lltaiges' funeral. 'It es-en League pennant will; the in the 2)1-year-old Staub, who hit York Yankees in his only pre. leaked out today. The /associruns and 91 311 with 19 vious managerial cxpertence,to sited I'tt's.t host it before we anlast Montreal In for batted nounced it. We were lucky to sit mS replace him. season. Al the same time, they sin- on it hits long." the Singleton, 24, hit .245 The naming cii hlerra, who nounced the acquisition of the lust year with 13 homers hard-hitting St-nub from the' will Is' 47 next si;ontl;, as man- Mtts Montreal Expos in ii 3-for-I niter chl,,uizcs an unusual cit. and 45 ItIth. Jorgensen batted 220 wIth five homers and Il up out- rt't'r for the hull if Faille catdeal, The Met.s In a hatf-reason with the fielder Ken Singleton, first thor that saw (inn star for Ii lUll Mets sifter hitting .342 with IS crosstown the basenuin-outfirlder Mike mr. years w ithi anti 4114111 in the Interhonwrs for Foil, Yankees and nininage them gens.cn and infielder lotu be fired after national league. Foil had a .226 all young players and all cx- one se'a%Ofl, only to 1964 World Series to average with the Meta with no peeled to be regulars for the losing the and 24 881. All three the St. Louis Cardinals in seven Isomers Expos. t'onidet'tvd good prospects The Staub deal was con- ganites lie h;is been the Mets' are • -. - just !.!! - :- •'- - wcuuhi have' 0 '' - - - - 'pent a lung day in "track diiiecion" Thursday. Miller taid the session didn't prre'isie nn'/ t,reak in the situation. Sparks eaptodeal between Miher and Cincinnati General 'diri,.ger Itoh Ii'.s-sm Thutsda'j as the two issued statements an e :verbal erns4Iire 'There would Pt no strike if it was I -. flak, Although the rh$ef rwgr,tte'rre It t- iensnn's triple sparked the AUGUSTA, Ga i AP - At 5, thus. 32, repeated a qestum. 'Irinles to three runs In the an age when many men are I'm never surprised to see imttorn of the first frame. dreaming of Social Security Sam anywhere. He it capable of Continuing the nip and tuck cheeks and a rocking chair in winning a tournament every hattIe was 2 runs in the second the shade, Sam Snead is trying time be tees up the ball ." hy the Pirates and two by the to win another Mactars Golf Palmer was asked how he 1 Orioles in the same inning. Championship. P°' star structure .. .' The Pirates came back with a "The guy is incredible-he at the head of t 54-man field pair in their third to regain the thinks lw's ) years old." corn-It's not a bid idea." the 42. :. / lead at 6.ti but It didn't last long meniJ Bill Campbell. the icr- year-old Palint, who built his -. .f. .. as the Orioles busted loose for mer Walker Cup captain legend largely by winning tour tour runs in their half of the Huntington, West Vs., after Masters titles with dramatic . third. neighbor shook up the game's finishes. repli.d. 'I kinds like In the Oriole third inning new treed with a thrre-unóer- it, but I'd lilt to reverse the singles by Henson, Calvin Ward par 6' Thursday for an opening Lead" Palmer salt he vas satisfied and Lovoruo Vinson helped salvo over the Augusta National stare thefour runs with his 70 bit added: "ldrove Course. RON SIMMS of B and I) Roofing races back to third base as Don Benson and Blair led the The score put the old bald only fair ant my Irons we: Robinson of the Sanford Truckers leaps high to snag a line drive. B and Orioles with two hits apiece and eagle from the Virginia Hills sharp" D Roofing topped the truckers 8-7 in the season's most exciting contest. each scored twice. For the just one shot back of Behind th three leaders, the piece, Don Vincent Photo' Pirates it was Alonzo Vinson setting tournament favorite, only other payers to break par and Golden with two hits each. Jack Nicklaus, who had to pick over the WWYard, par 72 Calvin Ward picked up his up six shots on a stretch of six course. cami gray-thatched, 42. second win as he scattered six finishing holes for a 68. and year-old Pau Barney and amahits, struck out four and walked ahead of the revitalized Arnold te-ur Jim Sirions, with 71. only one. Two outstanding Palmer, who peered through There w en many disasters. ers Drop A catcher b} Torn Brown in the new contact lenses for a 70. fofendinz C-tampion i Charles final inning helped preserve the It's been a long time since this Coady sank • five-iron shot at Oriole victory, spoils spectacle produced such the 190-yard sixth for a bole-Inhole-inIn the senior league contest a glamorous package at the one and atppn'rntly became too last night the Braves became head of the pack, and the famed flustered as i-e took a triple taoPlay Rain Game y the wmntngest team as they course that the late Bob Jones gey seven of the next hole. He dumped the Athletics 5-4 for built Is quivering with ex. was in a clter that included TAMPA-Dan Corban pit- hit citement. for the Raiders In the second their third win. South Afrscai Gary Player and While they have three wins ched a sparkling one-hitter in No one electrified the imnagi. former charions Bob Goalby The Raiders left eight men game, going two for while the opening gariw of at double- stranded while Hillsbnrougti left Lindbei-k and Moyer were each the Braves have lost two and nsttll)n like the honey-swinging and George l.rcber at 73. header but got no support from onh- two on the base paitha one for two Don Nas storied on that puts them behind the un- hillbill of another age. SlamLee Trevuo, glib and conIns Seminole Junior College Hillithornugt hit only three balls the mound and was relwve'd ir. beaten Indians who are 24. nun Sammy. his bald head hid- troversiial pliyer of the year in Waninuites as he lost 2-1i to out of the infield, one of those the third by act reliever Mitch Last nights victory avenged den by a familiar cocoanut 1971, skied toa 75, with a seven Hilisburough. The Raiders were the base hit to some degree an earlier straw, his once paunchy frame at the 15th, compLaining, 'I Mover Moyer pitched stunned 5 421 in the second game Ihllsborough scored two in inmungs, allowing only am WL pasting inflicted upon the trimmed to a tough 1* pounds couldn't sink a putt" British as the Raiders fell to =4 on the the' first and three in the second The Raiders play Daytona Braves by the A's In that first and his thinking geared to mod- Ryder cuppe' Brian Barnes season. ern timei. to Jump to a 5.0 lead in the Beach at 130 today at the meeting the A's won 15-1. used 17 shots on the 12th and Jerry Biddle set the A's down '1 play softer shots now," 13th holes in siring to an 15. The pitching on the part of the second game. The Raiders got Seminole Little League field on Raider staff was excellent In two back an the top of the fourth SR 419. The game was rained on two hits as he struck out Li Snead said, in explaining his Bill Casper hac a 75 and Julius both games, but the SiC nine as Frank Ciicciatorv and Randy out in the top of the fourth in- and walked five. renewed lease on golfing life. 'I Harass 77. At U plate it was Riddle, Ted never try to overpower the ball collected onb four hits in each Smith It'd off with walks and fling Wednesday and play l wil Such rocketAr scores made contest Steve Landbeck loaded the resume from the point of Bowser and Ran Gould who any more.'Alien you try to Snead's astounding round-his Arth'ir Gcmzsilem led off the bases with a single. 'flw frg of suspension. The Raiders were sparked the Braves. Gould was swing too hard, something *1- best an the Masters in 20 yearsfourth inning of the opening 11w twt Raider' runs scored on trailing 1-0 in the Division j the big differenr'e in the game tuys goes wrung" all the more remarkable. game with a hit. Hillsbornugh's an infield hit by Mitch Moyer contest when the raw carrie in as he stroked two hits in three Snead. winner of three MasThe man from the mountain.' only base hit of the contest, and and the- second came home on & the second game of a twin-hill official at bats and scared four ters and more than 140 tuurna- around But Springs, WVa., the Raiders only error of the base hit by Russo. SiC won the opening tilt 12-2 in times Both Riddle and BOWSe' rntfits In a career dating back 35 has played in every Master: had two hits apiece game, is throwing error by years, is not being taken lightly since 1937. sank putt, of 12. Russo was also the big suck five innings Cm-ban, set the stage for the two 'lw Atlilctis built at 4-2 lead by the two younger men who and 20 feet with his s'it -r; ___ runs Paul flusiu'wern thj-ee for . - - .___7_=77Z_ _______________ flank turn going into Friday's sidewinder style in rnginp three' for the Raiders, but he second round, .' -five birdies He blew a two-tn-:. It was the' unli one that had ii good --' " "Surprised at Snead?" Nick- er in three-putting the 15th. Mark lied I ii'i -_________ -- v tin left every half Inning the Orioles did an with the benefit on one by singles off the bats n(BiddIe defeated the Pirates, 64 to keep base hit, a single by tarry and Bowser and the lead their faint hopes alive in the Anderson belonged to the Braves. Three major league division of the Gould's single and a few runs in the last of the fifti were WU AUIC CT1 s ga ve the B2a%IS Four runs in the bottom nfthe a run in the third Then in the halted at that point. third gave the Orioles a 9.5 lead -_______ ----which they held In the final • 1 • inning to pull out the The Pirates scored thret Nicklaus' Charge :irnes in the top of the first on ls.nzo Vinson' double. • Dwayne Golden's single and -- benefits. - IlLER.iI,ieiAt)EhS ail tin' L,itttc Natiolhtl l.c'agtit' are Recreation l)ep.ai'tment cii'ctlit are shown here. In li'ont from lbarhollr. and Mike L)onnte lively. Two Pcrei, Kerr' Gardener Standing from kit are Matt \\'ilson, John Sierputowski, Brian ('oi'hln, Timnl\' Fish and Sanunie Vanhass Coach is \'alter Cook. whedi;ie a-ill aces, the ii/ have In he shortened He said it "w'-n,kfn't Pt. ptae'tfral to make c-st r.imes i, 'h-4 . c'vrn c In a game that saw scoring In after two and a halt innings and fourth Gould doubled fdlowcd 11w College of Albermuarle, in Elizabeth City, N.C. and Walter Billy Cunningham, Jack Gardner, who formerly attendRanisay and eight collegeplay-ed Kaskaskia in CenIll. ei-s figured prominently In offCunningham signed a three'the-court activities in basket. year contract in 1969 with the ball Thursday Cougars thatl was to have be,. Cunningham, star of Philadelphia 7her in the Na- COitit effecti ve last October. He Gart Engicib tied tiat' '-Hurst tiunal Basketball Assocuit*o, claimed the contract s-as two re-curd lii winnuig 11w pri, federal was ordered b breached when the Cougar, division of the Putt-Putt tourney peals court to play only for 11w failed to make an $50000 pay. at Fern Park Putt-Putt this Carolina Cougars of the rival merit due him May 15, 1970 He then signed a new contract with American Basketball English fireda24 in his third the 15erL The Cougars sued and atlon until October 1974. round and finished with at 54, then appealed a lower court sever, strocr Ramsey, who resigned better tiwn 11w ruling which held the Cougars .uacls of the 75Cr, on March Place frnn.her, Toni signed a three-year contract as had "unclean hands" and had Daniels The 24 equaled the low the rwv c-usicl of the Buffalo breached the contract, of Jim Hayrie's which was Just This decision was reversed by set Braves in the NBA. He succeeds bark in February. 4th U.S. Circuit COWlS John McCar-tb,y the In the amateur division Jerry gii pye' ise- Appeals In Richmond, Vi. Llnge!back started with a hot dared hardship cases and thus Unless there is an appeal It) and finished with *56 to clalni eligihie for the NBA draft Mon. the U.S. S11P1tW Court, top honors. Second place In the day. Three are nationally nlngharn Is barred from Pt1Yifl6 amateur was taken Ins- Rot prurmunent junim-s---Braari Thy- with any team except Elliott who closed with at round br of Princeton. Bob McAdoo of Cougars until October 1974. of 25 and a 59 total The riding in the Cunningham North Carolina and Mel Davis PiDS 0*505105' case may be cited in the cases of of St. John's of New Task. 31 3' 34-44 CharIty Scott, who lumped Gin CflUIt$h Tb" oilier five sapproved 1tn Ow ABA Virginia .Squires hardlithip cntt's t',y '.fiA Coits'V'ftv Oin'ti iI missioner Walter Kennedy were Ii) the NLi' J'hoenii Suns and £M*TCUC D1v1510d Tony L.WIIgsdR of Siena. Michael Jim ?4fa" 19 314t from the Cougars to the NBA kois tipsoas Reid of CeWonuia-Riverslde, a Rondi 31 Z ao-e John Thialey of Pfeiffer. phjj. Seattle SuperSonics. Their DuU MIIOn Zi More Westtroik, a freshman at in U.v,r.nanv B THE ASSOC1ATE , , a 'Mr h-km. tam's thinking still is lii years behind the time In a related 4e-vekipn't.nt, Vice president Frank Casfrn of the Raltirn-rW. rainleu, said that if 11* itiike continueS ann4ber of Oviedo LL Victories - Play For Cougars the tactics of negotiater Millet countered e Keane at ?. Stephenson at .270 and R,dos,c Is with a .265 average. For today's game with the Seminoles it Is cxpecie4 that Eddie Nuits will get the starting flui,j on tb, mciiin.t are Si Ir ______ ontY tOO*ffl. Raseholl is not tP" steel sn4utry and Pt. can't ia' , Braves, Orioles Grab IV we vi ,,,. nwneg • Roft Ills Over Valley Forge way, the gals played a four panther best-tall tournament this put Tuesday. Prizes were given to the first three places, Taylor, pinkie Whi,ducki. Taking top prize were Lovinia Bowman and Wilma Welling, as they finished with an adjusted score of 35. PinkIe Mioducki recorded her best eve' round when she turned ina super 78. In second place at 48 were F4die Stuart, Maggie Thompson, Ruth Davis and Lorraine Burket. Third spot was won by Jane Montgomery, Julia Rartos, Millie Burch and Helen Crime. I ePisIleng. his knfr$IAlsv' of l-wsetslt to repre'nt to ti'. players the netef for a strik" (Mifler's, haekruman4 is an 9'. field of lahvir relatln, on' Pm*hafl Money i.e-ins to he h iiu,IiI.ctintehi)-, Other steads hitters t.n the fur a hesehell ruth wniknut 315 average. rtt-keel 007r of iv Valey Forge were MI fre Mar',in Mill.v," said 110-411M in (irwiflnsti. He h*s not played one inning as a pvofeesktfaal playef. tie lists to Due to the lack of competition, only one low net prize was given. Henry Tamm, Rick RiChard, Ralph Pezold and Larry Albrecht recorded an adjusted score of 55, or I7. under pa The gnL3 at Mayfair are in the midst of their clut championship tournament It's match play competition sand the only wares I have to date come from the championship flight. Within that flight, LAb Robertson defeated Viviar. Pierce, 'tvian Conklin current dub champion but Minnie Tilley, Betty Daniels won over Ada O'Neil and Margaret Batts defeated Darts Spencer. In regular weekly play, the women competed In a tee-togreen tourney which saw. %l ian Conklin take the rtzt In A" flight, Hazel Duruo win "B" flight and Genevieve Woodruff capture "C" flight. Stella Brooks recorded her heal round ever this p week, when she toured the Mayfair layout in Cnnstuintns, q"i Because of Sunday being Easter, no tournament play wits scheduled. The men are also In the midst of their club championship tournament, and we will report further on that next week. Play day for the ladies at Rolling Hills, whichwas yesterday, consisted of low gross, low net with an added award for the fewest pulls in each flight. In champion flight, Carry Strong found herself in the winners circle once again after turrftlna fine 82 it) capture low gross. In low net, Freddie Taylor win first place with 72. Barbara Privet took second spot with a 74 in a match of cards over Virginia Stockman. Kathy Mum won the special award with the fewest pulls. She had 30. Doris Bartner captured low gnu In "A" flight with at First low net was decided in a match of cards, with Gairy winning out over Grace Barnhart. Both players shot 74. Grace was second place winner. Ann Warden won the feature with 31 putts. "Ii" fl ght saw Gloria Williamson win low gross with a 101. Georgene Wright was the low net winner with it 73. Gall Williams took second low net with a 76, but had to overcome a match of cards with Jeannett Kidder. The feature win. won by Lucy Weinman with 33. flonnye Lwin, Dottie Norman and Bernice Morris all fired 101 for low gnu, in a match of cars, Flanilt,fre took the Prize. while Dottie and Bernice took first and second low net prizes. In that order. Virginia Sturgis won the feature event with 33 putt. ,.,,jc' ' shortstop. Costintlne leads the I..%-man hitters with a 351 *Vtt5 ge ahfrve4 on 13 hits in 37 at bats The only other 300 hitter on the team is Thompson who holds a 1917-1 JA Owners Ask Kuhn To Intervene 'r' cause. iu-ui' Uw Rolling hills Mrrs Golf A.)Lttj sp'insored a two partner, taut taii tournament. Gregory and John LaRoche combined for a three under par fili to walk off With the low gnu mane the le-P ne! tLivisicr. r"--e ac gond bIt a! rt=_ 1-.#-, ==.: on, F'red 'tannler and Henry Tucker turned in a 62. which was good enough to win first place. Three teams had to settle for a share of second place money. One shot aft the pace at £3 were Henry 'tucker-Lyle Nelson, Bob Richards-Dun Sefton and Hill Harria4lerrn Homile. in third place with a 84 and tying were John fowling-Bob Richards and Fred Tannier-Lyle Nclson.Fourthandfiflatzealsohadthtpfltbetweentht. teams of Pete Lytle-Prank Eators . and Bill Cape-Mike Strike 'rh. owners have clearly re' ,'e,iti,iilititl*ifli'I l,imbI make hit involved with a terntt that flop IIIS.'I to bargain In good faith," fl KEN IIAI'l'1)l'Olt'i Itmecitlenta of the twin plsyerc said Miller Thut1ay. We've tineeball 1dtd, NEW 'flflK (Al') "if Kuhn Il'M"n't tie;, inlet It, le',,gtiet would itreler players einnlirnwd their duke ,ei,l w'il yrvvir way in IWO el lit' ke'cl mit Irvin, pr ac 'mu iv, t I tcwtay nit two tiwneus nlli'cl i'n lb.' i'nh crch,$it't I the most irrip"t-tanl ft$ngs c'itber Atitv (iicli,IiiI q (it intl 11 I to cli ike' i 'iun,stioner thiwli' Kuhn 1.1 ;ln we'll R(-( opt a rifle-year rantta"l 'pqi' i ;,fflth (use action in tint the wpek.long anal w'Il rechwe the arnosint of 1 6 'l'luit .liw'sn'I c.-c',,i ha' likely nor Untir,r,nl t,ngsi. l'resivlent the pension a nntrihsdiofl'.'' ((nit, Feeney were icnvr,e-dlnlely tinaccI tin rrv'tnt '"l'bc e'iuniiiistloflii' lit ii"in Hut, Miller eakl. 11* rewners' nvnlIt,le for r,nn,rner,t, to l.nve to inter-etw,'' sn>'s elc'%-v'iopt'trnlit answer -ant "We won't dlwii il,if oeuotintirc t,o't 'lhusrs- ever (lob fhei( of the Tsnc 'W 40 #MI'tTM with. yasi Renew the Swoop bnei'h,nil perks have ou tiny in n lnm'st, hilt (itiltiesa tile rreettnnc'n'.lc that itongets, who f ftfitli I With no rhnnm'" rm rim Kuhn take an Iri,n.ticteil stand uqitto,; In on nttetnpt lit cud itt.' bei'mt IIIIIdP a'inilttl'la by owners Tb. owners, in a related 4e ((e' q(. (jruI player" atiel minter (iii' Iiln)Ptt luit'k in (l i st pt*'tii''nl ctrik.' in l,nqe(infl velripvntflt late Thnridy. ''I didn't ku,.,w that was an wnt'k "I kni;is that ho' has Iweu; htiittu - now in lit cs'venthi day a re,wct by (1nrluwfl t,itnerl Miller. icinflic t," said Wi ore' not i lute' to any "t.. or i'si reluctant Iii take ttsti', but hi"c 1,,k- rinnati Heals player r.prei.ntathe' only twrsnn left whit an ile,,ient,'' ili'ilrc'il Mervin hill- rrfrrrinit to the revcrteci live Jim Merritt (or eight pla-/lv'r, the e'ti't itilve dir.'e tot of the vitit 'nlve this " Is willing to •r to negotiate directly with Miller caid he 'lie may 11411 think he has the Mii)itn I :ue Players' Asthe eight-member owners PlayslihilnIlt the painful dispute ,, inc'i,utit'ii liwrr, tail I believe 1w doe-4 lie r Relations C,nmittee. tbitrj,ti"ri is s,lw,li,li'.l Atjcctti't ,,iç's't hail lit. power In ke'e'p no' in Merritt made the prrpr.tai to , WI)j(tI .' •, , Vnhingtnn, I) C allhii,ugii )w Cine"innscti President Francis L. tv tievinlevi wnclt in tMt;.'tltc Iua't wi-isa Mllle'r i' uc nor nt nit ito' told tin' Iluit he' i-lotte' not Ii, iiae' Due, a rr,err.ber of the aranerS opening the regisShort atideel, referring his mid ,h,liii th;twriia, the' owners' 'Nevineittlny hat season, was triggered by the negotIating .-mnmitlee, during if Ito,,; chief oc'goiinlor h%,ai switch; trnnwhise ttttfriii betwe-n 11t. Reet4' utipet players' it,i' nwflrt' ri'f.,sal to Vnshingti;n to Tesaa tItus pot1 tiwy qetili', (tat;' i's nrc players and the club manage q'jrein won't start before' Mon. •te,,;nn.Is lot' a ii per rent inwinter. I m. rnent ti'IIUJ' In pension Cals'Ini Griffith, prc'citlrrit '! 11111. ta','ntice teams have ;,.i. ' 1'biiiiitll7 the rnmmItl1" l.o,tt is way ntive' the H),rø) th. Minnecot; Twists, is in i-1s'e'kenii gu,trs Or felt that eight rouki not cwr vrf'pred is'''ntio' unrt' the, iii tilt' Sililiolti Short's title hi', hi', Ibtinks the' lb.- !iltIiitt for 24 just as nrw r'sik1 fM hitting filth, Bob Costantlit. 51 third and hitting stith, Mark Thompson In left and hitting seventh, Randy Brooks hitting eight and catching and Rick N'uss batting ninth and playing team End Frlrht- , April!, 'the Sanford Hernial : _ ad - a .K41 P. t.tg due tu't s4.j : 2 LETS GO BOATING II1 - Doug Thomas .', ', I's. 4..t4ii5 we yQW$ u.1Mi41. 11 MEADORS Mar ine - . tt.s .'-qI, **t•i FV,,IJ 5 3) - - ,.J 'i'-d5*% ' ' - 1 .'Litia - . . ' '- - ' is Ft. Iii.,, Highlander Oat',- Trail- - rr . , IIniAPCiNG AVAil .'iltLt- sus Cempisiw Oi.jNtl SA LE $2195" I FOR Hwy. l?-92 PvI'.cess - OAPn (1,, ,àh Msrcvry is HP Cern- On Lake Moniei V11-113#1 �- - --- --- - - - - - -- :-- -- P - - - - ______ 104 a 12A, The Sanford Herald ALLEY OOP \ v.1 Z ___ by V. T. Hernlin S&'i .4IM T'4&'. v Want Ad Results Are .1-,. L( I -•----------- - -" - -- Plr Call L LOST-Rood WANT -- AD - --- fUrnsthd - - -- - - i- ------=- -ii- - - - -- - - - - - -- --- -- -- - -- --------- -- - - -- -& _ - -'r -------- --- -=--= - - - =- ---- - Jo Spring Your _____ s Sanford Realty - wt' a.c'*TYF1' 1 Houses - THE For sat, PT .I - -- - MT ilk LLT ' ij Lfr.(x mAt AP1ir11 pip', tc it " Our - Art by LOSER BORN N vCa1 f:,si 11:r f oal %K1 61 kol"Mirlit, Ph ----- l2 -- Now -Use Housecleaning - -- - -- - - Friday, April 7, 1912--)3 A Ihe Sanlord Herald - Houses 31 3 Apartments Los?&Found 1 -.- =--= Amazing* Friday, April 7, 1972 ________ -- - SflIO?fl - - - Ads - Help You! - Au?oi For Sale is Auto Repairs , Parts Accessories - V t4AV To - ? Air. offIf - Aulôs For Sal. s. for Suw;,. 4yr• - * , 911,IXT" Ik%kqFCqATFLy, 114FO A 96 ,,,, crinflififoll call - forlof crolcolillorif (Ofteltioet, 117191116 Steve 1964VA1PA-A.?p"4votW,V" 8001 se" - --- cs~mrtp - , ii I CLATtER CAMPUS Direct Phone Lines To Want Ads . 1 A ,, i by Lorrr Lewis starring Birno Burns 41ZE It e ,.-._\ s, ' "\ a,. " •\ C. IPII PtabIt lisa c?'Plr at St Church ,, for I, :/ ..~ .. I t I -- I .-3s'-' ' L_ 1 i _r4: "~~ -z,,_.. ,) -. ~ -,1 ttly 74 ,,t_. ; 11 ... . -~ -c C>0.4 -T W.., I( 't.7, I \4, Rates For - ---- Consecutive Of Copy. ir1? ri. lint .- carp.?;. anclolad laundry ,00.csoi : Sl:n?sn:a I;r ret? on Crrr.C% Ate C&Ft 1:2 407 isfolity ' '? .I " I I . i .. ,~Z i~ L I I I - .- - " - " . - 1• I ,,- I - . _r - _~ -, I i- m i,y Bowa n - HE BADGE GUYS 11 DZR (oF:1,eL- At"AMW"ff - - , IIWC"Mr MER .bøV ~ ~ % 'i ,6 11," ~" ,_ - ~ ' ',. ' S- -- - '111111, - ' - - ' dQNr 57 --,-i't. - . _- . - T - ., "--- Oil Co., wall? is? S1 and 1-4Sa ord LEAVE A Will M GIhPI'i SttC Cal 11 3:3 _"" Night v.Vcttman ?ci nutstde 9I a-Buslneu Opportunitlos 7-InstructIon S-Fusancial I I - I - 7 I .- 64 41 " / I r11_% , . - 'tio, ~ I(Z - " j can tftUC?I0Pt 323-1050 -1 - -' Lawrence po,,ef 11,,t San'ore. Eli,. daV% Ork WAtAs Mull b,bOi'ldabIC and OuaiUy 4p10il? o.fPartmIf7t of Employment --11 I . /~ _ .k ' / - - do; w14. See JaCk broning at JOCIA Pf`01144111 Ford NC Pimone Ca Iis twit. 5 it-Situations Wanted i:P-Domrstic Child Care ...J' . '.'- Two Aulcomatic Mechanics for L!"cl Cars 1 'TrucKs t,S.uiI have Help Wanted - -N- ~., . is-Male Female S ".,.'. A'.d' ' - 14 I It _____ ,, __ --- jj' i',, c -_-w- ti ,5'Tht i5 + n-is cs.-i AJQ ... $"._E C (7-' . A3- i- 27-Resort Property For Rent 7111-business Property For Rent t- .. 9,0', ;iI, I . - Sale - 'I - - 35-Income IL --- - - ,,§, ' by Coker & Penn LANCELOT I -S I 9~~ BEALMI--Jl_ ", K:Nv Do 4VLI _- ~ I V ~ -.,, . I/ 0 : BLOPIIDIE I ";... ......41 't'5 iSiS S'EC'A' -) I 'r . . 14, _Z~~ - / , & - 4 I - ..., '- •_X .., I r JO -- "c Id V -i ' IL - _' .I •• •l,_.__•' IV, -' -- __ "il..t _ -% ,,,,,- 1 t - I. - - • r .1 lioio ; ' -'- -. s-" .) .. -- _J -' 14 A.% o"t& S F• 4, - It &. NMI$ FOK ~ '-r I ' ' (\ - ( '-" -~ i I 7~3 59-MachirVerIf, -S. I\ I ._t__SJ - - "f.'_ -L1"1 - •" , - I - Li' t.A Ze. lif P., - F , !) For dSaTaIl.n I L / - -- lt ~t~ r I • ib ,o , 4__&±LJ'J cetand or eroker CkQ - - Orange -- ---- - C - length o*'. ;ite L 1I - - - -- - 515 I P ?• 37) 5)04 - - -- Want Ad -j eltictric start. remote confrolL lift trailer. I go% tanks Good con dillon . R educed to 1450 for rn mediate sale 337 754 MoforPm. SJo*, - / Wa l l, UP 377 0257 Thr ee piece Mediterranean living room suitif 1250 or best v ',.. S ' '-' - • uiø uirsi anu offer In - I / IC 1.'GMP I-I ..-_.a'::I ' 1C.uR t,C'thiiCfT - ' I •" J - - 1 .='? , vehIcle evep made. "' I ngMah,I.'rqu pp,l 4'ulIc,nI ole I4n1 Ii'; so Miscellaneous - East It? St . -- --_____ _+ Jeu::l I -, 11-1 - , g in- ( are listed IL ~ We .p..ate on gats. / - '- - 1 _; I "' the most convenient and S.. Ttism Today At up-to-date Nay '0 WI sIt SANFORD AY WAY. The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! 504 South French Ave. Phone 222-4342 - - I ~ to - i;,11, _,I T910 FULLI,n*G.f AWhari(es %ANFORD ELEC Talc COAAPAPOY RoNn o Pro Season Air Cond,t.orw,cl%ec; Alto washer and refr ig erator set, ce GENEVA HEA ONDITIONINGTING & '".' 9 ? , q , da-fv - Churches. Schools. I 20 West has all city Services ! ,GARAGE OR CARPORT • WALL TO WALL CARPET We briow the guIdelineS OCENTRAL HEATING that you must meet to •LARGE UTILITY ROOM •FROM $17 t0' qudlify as Por Esther Information Appohntmsnt At *r,ytime. OF CENTRAL FLORIDAS P MOST BEAUTIFUL MOBILE HOME COM Fri. Sat.& Sun.- April 7-8 9 bijyer under the var ious financing or AUSTIN A 01' I DEV b• 37 I , - ng I - 4 3 Bedroom 11t baths S A SPANISH I 434 COLONIAL '5 1. 3222611 -FINANCING- VA FHA *.4I5, - $17,600 .... REGISTER FOR PRIZES! - - - GUtTER - - totollPERS GUIOE for s love as $15 a rnclPI' Call 3773411 ens4 ASk ,, , wanted .501 today . R,no.i C, ttles at ChantI j ne wIll hs Bo It) .iIi It,se (bawifg ii.ky fleqitltatiun Ca:d. Sio l - - OUR AO TAKE6115 ^ICE Child cae n ry home hr weas fgr 1571 FORD Galasle Dr MT VI AT PS RAM Vinyl Roof. Factoy A Cond $ ill - Ill S I 1.14-160 or "for driveways. w*lkl6 04%; to VIM' •Ip*rleptçe Free Reasn,a 323.7734 21 Rooms For Rent Al' 1*4 Myrtle A.-. • 377 i7', vvtd4y$ I Os beforet4oOto film fol Wilting (lay and S.turdayi tIforI I; no wP, -______________________________ .i toliec. 1310 W lue4for. C 4 % Budding. lit 5J eePima,,,, your horn a at building 0to aworsoury r9osonanifir 04SPIAV PAUL S. POLGAW. 122. 641104hil L,ternod. oww-v n ws-9 934, 160 -ir 230-ft,t , rm_ Bonded Uecoratri -- Msyrt Tile 14 ghi. ,,..,._Tra tier Rental •*per'qni,J U HAUL TRAILER ii.-. ... i. :i •J rsl'ee. Call 3770454. '+ '-'-- I 145 (,s S A t. . lU 54. Income , , 1571 CHRYSLER Newport Custom a Dr MT VI AT . ffl1 Uf . '-si .-.., -- - , s, , -,,, N ' "' .4+'a a " -r '. -'5 55,•, TV Service .. a - out , I I 3 " sismor'l * -Si: 1 .#%.naIZ,.J Ta& S..w.ce Call -' .- 5 Ta* $44441 Ceramics .4 i' I of I'-' I. 1. S5..,n,'. 5 %i itii MERCURY Monteqo Mx, 4 Dr. Sidan. VI, AT 1 ' I., SALO% - + C',.'j) I ..t"/,A:'s -- - Pa ohing. mlii' 'or stir ior san , fi -I. eauy tare h5,;: ______ -,'111,,1 I 5ip,,1,tg S -t 'w,st a; HSty FrInk t4f*% A57U9*4 $44 443+ ,,.se.saou. 1] "a'"a'w aOLrcI5+ ...s.oarhorn -' - n +VIIIflIJ -- Blue i'I Pt .r switioulope as. Licensed. 51 '-P it fi 4, ,,u%l, low 0, '.."t,rops It Ail - A NO l' lIlt ('4 I. Pt lIui a-f, • 4 .4 .5-5'! I'i, -SZ-t L" in 4411 • 43'" -" .qnP 'a 'n '4-- ':: "N - ,- I 2 &l'j Ll'jt. '4'i' ...'J.' )it 'Ptllt 137 4610 ui.s aki CLASSIFIED (il ''Pt.I J+t'et ).+5 W , - MI!QIE TO JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE • A"'. C!-I'l ., .... ".. PAiP4TieiGr,isi. hoibir. Sara.. Automolive Servic Line to Domestic-Child Care Pools ~;4,44. 0, L. _Ier .: lost P, XP4% Carper 3? S,ss'c,'s1 172 3a4 finest mobile homes available , naillet like Vindole, Hilloctost, Hailing.or; and Winch,si,r ... 1O beautiful models that an t placed on fully Iand.caj.lti liii Talk with the friendly people at HlClefldJ Sales - they will show you the horn. you want you'll hovel I U 1W 14 0 OB E M IL I 0 1 FV'IE COFV1IVIUNITY 500 Longwood Oviedo Road (SR.434) - North Orlando, Florida Telephone (305) 8314411 1* ' Paradise P&",R-j S,,bContractPrimng. Trot" awl L,C-44d. bandied IZI Auto Insuran N-1 -.1 ioA:'0 """'l-" : I 1. L,Y* --' p,',A jI. 1, L, 4,,"It 11695 I;ItI3 I 440-% "`l_'IX . E ,I J , C 1! " C F ', I-, %4 i 14I'L V- , At4: ~Wuol.es. , lorrv.f.6% vil.1"I 'i"Jill _____________________ IfIl FORD PINTO 4 Cyi .' - I I low Cos? .sjn? ad. VI AT PS RAM Vinyl Roc'f Factory Air Medium 2595 _ In-PUS. .1 i 0. M. HolorriSan Mike Hacienda Village the first stOp In your $Plopf>lrlrj Tour fOb a new mobile (1011It'. Tjkc a few 43 t- Al Ill . ¶ -,9I 14 -+-.. -- _- ______ ____ CADINF TS CO ROCAA ADO fle'"Odirl aid CW 15,j,ld a ,twoo, Irretr - LII )flti.4 ' * APPLIANCES ' Vi I IoNiNG, 2610 S Frotolei A.*. ltll FORD "LTD ' a D ' 61 Me:O.,n - . P13-JI; Inlult' )54 SANrORO Alil nt AT IN&i .0N A 14~ '2795 ; - '•"•' I 11 I' ll Situations Wanted -----,,.... --4 fro ki.' A ~\ (i,,iut.,,, S - , . Ti 21S FORD ''LTD" '419S 4 '4 0C'• di * VII.;. "°'" - ------- VOUR but-noss appear -M fro* Vinyl Roof. Factory Air Cond lIp CONTEMPORARY ~4 19yi beautiful clubhouse - you'll find all you've been looknj (Of lii A Miii e l'1oni Corninuiety FInd OUT vsttat (100(1 living is all about IOU.'V Ia Hacienda Village1 r TIaCHANO MAN ,ob too srnjII p4010g. horn. you knew fbal v can Ptase Brougham I Dr. HT. VI, AT. PS. PS R&H, Stereo Step into the world of Central Floticla's newest kloobiiv Home Community i.0lefe 11.1111te's brautior it graced with magnificent trees and accented by a Subtle Spanish therne. Wheic olou'll find quiel wooded trails along a bubbling. lovinding cteek. You'll fond a large. I ? V -, 910l; 61. A-epoliff. In 1153 - S3595 . I SERVICE llAeic: moodets coGiNsA R&H, Factory Air, tjght k4I $041 't And ftrqW;t ,v-tn.t oftlant .:ia. Call ,int, ,)f 3qff Ad 'Jimarit $or ficorto 01.s, not ortur .*d Service . s 0 certain )?OU qualify Wt P Remodeling' Roar" Add . 04-#"-nq. 'Aforiar. on carpentry. . You'll find our deals will beat the competition hands down. Hoiriff are Just a fe- Ai 1t72 FORD GaIa*ie 100, 4 Dr. Sedan ye AT PS Pe, - CORP. and K.?Ch@-n Aid Ap r:, Ances G H HIGH.1700* Is, Cornparsanywherel t(ENFIELlo !lath.nq. Olpamq ' 4wy 66 Allest Pit .1-7 i7it2 Pool Supplies Orlando Drive 12) S4,14 fed in friendly Blocks West of AN' VIAL t..L sF!'* ii0A!7'50 (,LASSI IJAIMI CO )to %014.1"l-a A.cl In 6111,1`7 Cr415 ~ Appliances I S Shopping. sr Mt estimate. call Carl Harris. At SEARS in Sanford In 1711 FINEST eA,LL 6RICK 040MES 0 TWO FULL OATHS Central Air C04'd't'On For free USED 'n noon or problem. ever -/ .i,n 'vir jris.,r , ri MOTOR COMPANY .'-- + - Phone 333 tIll Ia.fl17l *0 your residents and newcomers - s directory will nd ' j_....,.,, for II a.- Jeep puts. foll ow i ng businesies e 4 I Antiques PARK I ANTIQUES pomp. 4', HP. 123 WE. SW Corner Park & 111+ Tufl. Thur; 31, Sal. 10 7 Evei Agner, Lemon Bluff. 3rd house on by •ppl+ 3230773 left. 323 ItiC CD Radio. Drovionin set. Dome a Antiques wanted. buy Sell trade moodolator. Patio lob. D 104 CLR Also reiniPIng (IRIDGE S. IQ II, Avant Quad control panel with W PSI $I 371 7101 watt meter, linear $430. 373 4114. - I. i CENTER. 101 A - - % payment% of Is CA$$ Credof Manager Al 23711?) SEWING ii sAPIr OR 0 - - r/ hOYTItI lately be Sure y do before they are all ild! P0 Pu $457 - __ ma AD .••. ____________________ UNTIL NOON TO 1 4-wheel-drive . hurl's Ade will care of 0eny People, in wv.'e 9 OI)AM to 12 NOON '..SALL - _________________________________ REALTY I ",; CII.' $'s tortur, S MIMLORIDA DOWj~ INCII, ia RROLL'SrURP41TURE El"If-C for 110 0 mOnth Apply rental toward purchate Check w,th George Stuart. 123 IZ Rob-ttson. Of lando Phone loll free "a 44)6 b flargain$ 74 10 Payton DRIvERS we T rain YD GOOd cO...:s O Yrl ow Cab Co 201 SATURDAY - -- City. U S 04wit -71". 6 miles LEFT 8: 30 A.M. to 5: 3o P.M. j -- Dodge -,ve-, 91"Si I Moncichilm, $1400 Squirr.... " ""I Tell; THIS WEEKEND I hAlLEY ODHAM j 47 . - + take Department -- I .0 Its bf Ight rod color really spififIt lots! They, Interior also refloolicts this to be an eircoillstritly kept car. For particulars in price call THE ICUO DPERS TELEVISION SETS MILLERS 01, vle,It - Equipped with 4-speed syn. vilely equipment, its exterior Is free from any Travel Trailers -- ' 5 0oor_ 323vc1 - this is the cart PLIANCES inoity. ' i" 3fl S$ HP I cromech transmission and all factory standard Reconditioned 73" GE Range. Ilk. new. COGGINS APPLIANCE Equipment For Rent . 1- For someor',e who wants to own an automobile Anv* Chiffon and OREO PtOm g"n, Household Goods Snamp0000r with purchass, of Blue Lustro CARROLL'$ FURNI TuRr - etc nuor I or lool items Ma.! 7?', 'anlesrI Ave $4 Mercury, trailer. etc Very 55 cleanROssOe* SIM CospoRTleiGuvODs I 7 -- - I Just Arrived 407W l,l 5' P1% 172 3135 Gal Storage lank 1475 See 7CIlOrimndoD, i Oil ,jSi"tJ IUfl'lIji'. applancri - _______________________ -I - - Jack Prosser FORD care Herald, -_ A;,( "Pall lei $is up PrtrAll? ai r way Pta:s fC)233 ti per day rental for Elec tric Carpet Antiques, Futnifooro. Arcl,anc,; I pcI' Of lull hO%e (all 3271170 i ti,, _______ 4 ', 74 '7 II',tir4Pq;nnhle? sale St par 10 SSA A foo I L 0 12 - U-mr new and used fishing boa? Uooclals~ All slim. large selection. Terms Prices like, 16' Tri Mull, KULPREALTY 10 - - rooms, large built in kitchen, central Sir, S27.300 Mole r urn ii000, st To spit. S MM Mov. film Will rnsh r..ts Poe 445 vs The 16 ., I \\ss\ I I \'l I ' 17 5r '-:.. , Life inbu'Ic Dr Lit Some a' r.,o Start, strict 0"tte. ?3133 tmen person only weeK do p1 3- FX--- __ ' I i' at-' A 323 0557 = E'l01) Pt.Iv 1 balance I A*1 d Supplies IIes I- Transportation -- - Ili, I I ' - Falcon Runabout. 16'. 15 HP REALTY, INC -_ large Oak shaded yard. Spacious )m ILI I 6)" r t";.! I ERPirrioncod holop wanted, ossibst elf rimemogirr frolnest chance for f:SI advancement Paid vocations Santora, _~ -1 ; I I 11 I ' 63-Pets And Supplies 64 -Clothing , 1 , - ~ : ) AZ :••.-. ti-Lawn And Garden Equipment And s - - 11 I((- lWk-SS&LAIY-TERMI + L~ 0 . - A Pill; - _____ - _____ ___ e' Gent's Iticycle 464 - --- ----' 313 5110 .. - - - Concrete block home. I bedroom;. I Do.'lo*n5enlor d boIPt, larpu tnced bach yard. 3fl Carport and utility room 51.000 down III) II per mOrilh Ofl IC' Runabout SO HP Johnson - Rear Yard Enclosed For Privacy clown - -_________________ . /, WEST TMREE BEDROOM-11 *j baths. corW. central air, convenicent IoCt,or -motorcycles r I .- 11 S RPd'I.Ai*etadOf*.li't Call Mrs C.,vpora! Sar$ord Co.vaincerl &0-Bu:Idin Materials jr byLeeFalkandSy Barry i . months of VOw ft-l-forfor rHA 73S Hosp'taiIglitbor, And Tools 1~ - - - It,, ~.~ . ,- ,,. _ 'A THE PHANTOM to,~ - _411111.1~ 71%.~ 0_ I Jim Hunt 20 500 61 •*lii?p I• - - at; SMIT14 f IJRP411URr cooAPANY Us VS RI. at, We'l, Sanford Marine Equipment 34 HOUR SERVICE will 61 1 - wice __ - TRADE-IN OF THE WEEK p Poolootill"obirtapseAKC Roalitorod, hal ~?-IjS%r)r ( fo$'eoi 5 I') ro 0. 4 I 11 III %All III It F, Ito St i t ti DULL'S AUCTION CENTER --'- Callbart Real Estate THREE OEOROOM-Two bath, kitchen e quipped iCrrnaki'r, carpel. central beat,lencId yard. WrArI S119.701) rnrtu -- - - that gIves top economy and law maintenance, 4 ert 1St) hpjnJr.'-(J4 of olPr misc T.1 I ii it Sea ksng aluminum b011, " fruit ,rees,O nrange and - - ts 'minutes to l staggered date schedule Live st acc,,moaa'crs available Call Mr Larso" of "4 IM Sanford ,i , :11 Z~~ , S •' - h,fjh1 % Sunda v % L lotal ids to s Call 3721314 373 54 377 04;, rental basis while your loan is beirlog processed "dij . - %`,~ .1 I H" It*, , Toll Trailer %I Ph FOUR NEDRODRA-Largit family - - French £AALMP&.OYMLNT - k~~ Te3E 8A' I f (7 371 ShtYt St - programs . ~ it we feel Mort Walker fZ'T='- '-'j I All LOW DOWN PAYMENT e, 56-AntiqulS 4 I -- , " ", , I,% rN - _ ..'; ~ ' I/ -1'.~_~,~ appliances, lamp% Three living room sets, white kitchen cabinet, wild maple dresser and chest diming rnnm hutch, end tables: N%UhILC WORLD SALES fit oll %floott-On of doubt wide in ' rust And # today Polight, I )Op rn All kind; of brand new tlect,i( and hand tools. new radio;, $mll COUPLE liLy RrcoNoiT ION rtJ in large Oaks, cr"tral air 137,650 KI-Musical MOrchandist U-$lore AM Office Equipment . : ' 13-Swap And Trade 54-Equipment F Rent "' -. ' ,7 FO U R PEDROOM-Charrning custom built secIied but clOA I - 1 B1. + - ORMAN CONSTRUCT 1 04 CORP 1 p1' 5SA-Household Goods V 1,~ti t BEETLE BAILEY ' SELECT YOURS I '.C' e ( ,,,, ' '" - ology Jutt 1700 down a nd 510 per monl' -f qual,f.rd. 3 And A bedrOom models SANFORD. 6 for Coast needed handicap laceloc " mil" "art% of Orlando For Sal. - - 5. - ' v no ttef hurryt 15 UlI $$-Miscellaneogus " 4% ",tw Ii . - '' - SI-Aticlicins .1 I yard. fruit lr's room, nice s9,s0 302 Shannon D'ive 377 MalI Fern Help Wanted S50-Garage Rummage Sales (S5. , 1 ' 5., - - r I. - ,±5'J.' -S__S_ - 4W-Zlli;~ iii., 1; ~, -A,- .~ . I-, 5Il•+. 'g ,-.--' . L? I - i " -, 'ri•r - Merchandise I -: I S _MW I . . 1%, -Y_, - r . , lCAC9tA C 9 :1 -, I utility room. work -_ 15 -- by Chic Young ...io s - _f•\ 6,.~ 0 __ I ( 9 .. it3 I, 1 -~I. C.- - ,~ o . ,N~A~ . ', I' I I, - 's - /,- so->I-Im I - Marine Equipment -__j - "i, -' II - __. 1) - \ SAL)SAGC) 1g porct. PlArurt women to live IrL and care for chiiarip" well I rryWhow works F ,. - 16 5A,0EQKaA-_1`7 i - ~ AI _( ____________________ 1! - - Sell Tad. flip . ---- trio 16""4awoflha Ave &III-Irf &)-Bicycles IT QJ . II I - _. c 2)çA •. Jonnin U Dri 64-Sporls Equipment , "Ir I / ' i \, r 10 ,,,;,: in1•,In0hir of Lon;*ooc+ 200 4-isghllr, ve - i P I _- i / i a commercial. nice section for small 323-471) ________________ T . _ 4; ,~; I ~;j ~ I ,g - ) " .' ~~P - ,.I . - :11. + 1411.~'. I, ___ L---* X,7, ,I,I~,/ / :: .' Sums &(',s 373 - I s,' I? II II. . \P ;:F,4, -I k`1_t-;..- ,/ (" '.. 7 ,.-. Investment _____________ -tl,vE-': N S!:, .r , -.1W1- - J (,,.". VA"I r* r7 r ) ii(~Z;4,14:1 A, j"\ t, ~ I , ROSY I:SEEio~! , I1 Permanent poslitoom wtm Sominalor Cmunty Limility Cdayfrol 0"ics, in &AD Building. Sanford, Flo.. 34-Business Property 37-Real E state Wanted - - I 33-i-Lals & Acreage 34-Mobilti Homes A _1* 11, - it f' III And SA W2 Nor?", Sanford house bftd C"110firm ~ I_ ~~/#. - 17 50tv sl"V? to live In melp vy~m 119"I Petrone 137 ios ~ I n I Mu;' be 71 wanted Inn, oqwv F - Waitress's F~) , I gor'som to Glooride -1 Resiourard at voltage Vest Truci, Troirro.mili. ISM Fr.nct Ave 25-Houses Rent Furnished 2i,-Mabilor Homes Rent i-sz N ThIL ' ~~ E742~ ..-- - S - - wt-11,47 1;1 MA_7lPLlL_ I -' ')-ii Kf%jDC;F Clill'it' VMEN -XI WAN7 r 71-Rooms For Rent Rpty o. 144Ca1-,of The Sanford 23-Apartments Rent Furnished 34-Houses Rent Unfurnished Ekpe'4nc10 wa,?r,It Apply .n .... by Dick WINTHROP ______ I la . -- nun 5CP,rnhA;, .333 5200 central hoat air, family room, 'ölarq. Id and lovely pool for only i34.S00 Call WESCOTT REALTY. INC Reallors. 11437441 collect TmREE BEDROOM-Spacious. DENIAL HYGIENIST Four day -,''-'_ - ,1,1 ,1 * 10 S A- q ,,- 04., I? 0) ,,'• All _D011. We nvy Gold Coins tW lii 51 171 4)52 I In 1, "I v.aIrmpiI (7(1?!' `t,-1n1nfd I mmers - Poultry I IItI'i ( )* I I AUf1I 11ff Pill It 231)17? A• I'?;I4Jnm.nI; 74 ') fl - or'dowc'ML5 62 1 Auctionio - Ilil ,,),,I LAKE MARY I, central air. fenced LI4.S00 Female Help Wanted I 51 Mobile Hornes Cl ( %% t it I;? 5 1kv. an c,a' OMi Ip4l?. I 101 I fii.'- -- i; - 0601"n % I Inf.,C§ Plot" P jPP tl ( abo I I 'nnrn. ln;l fl;1e. flh;h; 4.Q1 t,001'r %1 0111L 1: 140h,u% - 9401 -M hPo's-rio 0tvili"Ir "4" 5.- -t r'n i' P irhpfl •i'd OCIPIrt,c'.n (ah.'; mnmit l, i. ,,,,, ,,, Rummage Sales Argo lot *tttcdrus, swimming and #-thong S5.000 Terms I mil" -0- Sanford (10 34 apeIiftQ. Al 7 110 n. a SEE Us for a MODULAR Ncill,$[ A-vootihoife W~thifi C-tv L;-",?% hililll$ - Garage --- .1 *4 Paj ed4 ?ie? t,f'St ff W "" •• " a I '.' - - I'UIPt It AtlI I 14)14 VW Down, 10 Yr A"Cage. Sal ~Ili. Ph 2221231 home near I-a. vifl in KltcI4en. i - ' • 3.24111 ______________________ - 4 . 0322 71 53 Musical M.'rchandis, I - I I V "t-4111A V it Qhf N.00% 17) 1141ty I Bath. KItt en I-, 4 9,01 alt. n 9''; at 322 'Truck OrJvPr semI vaIl rra$Dr DII L;1-1" . -1:1 _._% ___-_ 11 -1__ I i -F:"' -k.L OlZeI7 thopping+ family room, t'p well. - I 611h, Oololartoom Reply not 441 o I he aniord Herald. Sanford. IA III N PA1 % `~A,,Ieird S' t kor,E R ilit,t NLV cardaci D RICO. __ bath%. drlultr brick horn* stifor in iTf -. 7P-E Tio.OE ILSTED F,Q%o 1 1" % PAR K A%+ ENUE 3:: 1~0 4Sf a.' 4' I ",7Pti'* P'C".'t '. • 1911 A01 tosta"Cl Mateyo Jr 94M, APiton - PS 4 Poir AT P-,%-,. aft., S 11I'J' Maunrf (a av TIt,tI SQnl I 'tar terp'pp ill 7114 Cos ''"i r.içIr'1 ,' PSI m a-tv many other desirable featurosI bloick Layers wanted 5-In Mernortarns ____________________________________________________________ -. C Mon roreasoic for nursery wort, S1 95 training pay, Cali 334111 after S -for, b5 Crooks ACC Q • - t*.pod)taan I II St. Johns Realty A ''a al er Realty Nights.S da s £ Holiday; Call _____________________________ man) more xTross. in MIS home On Dead 01,14 street In fine section nf I .I_. EASY 7• SPACloos —GRACIOUS F out bildiraor"SL Vit bsI scrittemod pool, large s2saded lOt, evtr$ large paneled family room with iA VS&% path Realty III 1474 323 0307 11100110 or III )?X) ask troy Ph ------- -- iffloP oirit.16"lli f' jt'-jL,0 ooiiirif f otiol y 0",- "'&I Rules! 1.0111bl"O, ~ col-11,Uflom. 1101, 1011, Air Must too to so sr rn aft•r t vrpj *r ' "' '' - I) Yr tarwt f fit" ; 1*,, toit t.so '..i '::. Spoiling -t'-'. I I AS I JOhnny vva W k er Stenstrom I SlOomI my ow,sar Seminole Si Sal TVoon Sim Call stol I!1?# after 4 2-Persontals S ' as and us' ct CLASSIFICATIONS 'i-Lost A Found -.;. . - 1- - CAPTAIN ev#ml% %?%If' 7 le 10 Also samto 0% isbeve F:rlmge boillikelfts, Sc* &I Da wson, imperial $tatlor, a' 1- 4 between 1ar10p m PdC?SPA Ir. nO ~ I ! , ,: IN trio"?or chamalse, sales Imperial FWIdo -- ,. . 4 - Advertiser; shOuld Include this or , ...- - - --_ __________________________ m Prefer retired o' evening to . / Houses For eutomattally be pLacea Ia ,!,,.riian in computing ffiulr ..rt.4 , __~ / - All advilititiol"lif appearing In TIW a nd S SECT10% that Is C1.11.1b0od Va on "Clilionat 1634it 1141111I in the area, L. Schwarz I 1_______________1L - 46 1 CM43 o.ofilod V% 1 h M C'.1 I~m ?s .vc. Contrac?ors, IhC 322 I*611 Evo-ing%3:3 1004 II 11 31 "anav Me" end Noipstr~ ph" 6611. 3 Lines Minimum 1 , ~ :~_, ~' - C., I &; -I,;,, I v.w?' 3 3 I S (Ills MINIMUM CHARGE) ~ 4- I - !~~, i ~ r 5l I AT ' 1 .;L ! dill - ,I .'.~' -. •- / ~ - - - - - '.-" ?'"I Aa,libl, Sunday; by App. aimiilt ') - "" 3 we Have Many Other Listings Often All Day Evorry Saluriday b Cliff Jordan bedroom. bIh5. Ilcelleni nlghbOrhnr'.l Woodmvire on Sanford Ave near Mkrll.mnpous mr , IIt,A Ulinhilfil Molt,,, ne* liii l,aIPp Mcu Noon III) lot& s,o,'s ger refri 3:2 701`0 - - s \ -' notorve.)III14oll PIHECQEST--irim 3 pantry. ;tovt ad ator Good tIfectI0) - - $3S 00 Call for *ppolnlmlntalte baths. bqa'jtPit. I*doom iadi-d corner Id. 14150) O-el 'r; line : -- Business Property For Rent t..,,, floats md - - tsy,wo 5I.(P IC) (Ui' 'i" pd-ton; And ciOtefs , tltp ----------- --- 2$ 10' a W. Scrnpd pa tio 3231114 to tilcutise ARBOR - Marine Sl - 0(9 - 42 ;j % 1501, trees and shfullis a (ri((' Male Help Will nied -Pre'"'" Will bu;ld le"to a 116). VMS Ce, .-a 0 1 - with mobile home r MARY- Mobile home on lot flo,k)"Voll 41M OPEHIPIG THIS WE(I . i, ------- - 40%," oionrt~?^r touvromovic, nPIPIC 4 *440#4 drive picot up 'ruck, 'ROVAII Relllilt Call after A 44 p m .rn M1 ',, •fI1T.Tf1 Oa$S SDi•fl tfsUCar, I ' ________________________ Lots & Acrea e central air Better 235's -- -- _ 33 ' W am For riloservall"Jol, t,IYi 11 ' r - rir*$y d01at,d P P0 kitchen. quippd .. 1 -, 1 -- - - _____ few, picot top In trootfood. runs Viond. U" Call ;#,w IVAP frHale half t __________________ iI_"''\ 01 iff. ,1 iol I 0 - ~. ) J ': 0VIIWILOE--Altf*ClI%fl Au(IsiIOPMEH5 .. I' atfice ~,Specill , ",available 13 .J L.L ,. -- - Flor ida room, 1~, \1 3I *9 itPCfl bPCUt!V!CCbMI$ 'COC Cae.tIi*d ($11 Clot, tI utItprim ' -" Properly bedroom. equipped I VULL.-AFS _(_~.D r 14 let •i,t EAMW0L0 - ldiii I bldroom we" tøif.' ''-'o"- equped W PIAPlO LiS.50P45 tSlt CPlOf'd C0IJti Wes ter , 3333 9 , O_s,,,f"l % _ %m all two 011m% I 3 boodroorn house a" e4ficlemorl, Instruction tnrtions-No change - I , I ,~~eT ; Per Day. - - p-,E \ -'Il:ik. '- ' Cos% I S 1 00'.4, S 43 43 I he Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs For Line 1* /o ! . bY Al Vermeer ' \ "- 5 I - -_____ Resort pev. Smyrna PacPi Business a S % 1~ t _J-- I. - :: 'newly Od, " Ko"'Te VerV nice 3 hilodroorm, Ill Ili, Florida toOm. elf" 07.50cl ',,4,,, ' *e' !e N Exclusives IV a aO-.rtrnlnt All Ilnans $urnlal*d PR(SCILLAS POP - - 27 also vidill" ~ ll MObil For Rent i L - s-"' - - Chwwrtunities ,, C Ar" - - •k'\ \ Meetiri - TraIes 1712 •CrO1 AVS • eat way. AuQtAIIIsa formallon caii e'i Or la ndo or S i,.,, Homes M%fIb'S-1 I' ' r pi SMOKERS 322.2611 ' -- ~," , Mobile Rent Seminole 1. A - 'two bedroom house. close to d&wmtcwn simford S7,11716118"41.1, - I - t' " '" / £5 A CAPJSBAB-STT'M, ARE YbU IROVOLE01 Colt Tot All Houses Pont 24 vot.r "of P soot I, 0 THE HERALLYS DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. FORD 3186 Hwy 1792 South 32707 - PHONE 327 1481 Winter Park Ph. 644 8916 t1 y 21 Dabs 13 Wks DlALm2nor3 9"3 3 line Ad-IS 0-i $16 SO $-4.6-80 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE III line Ad-S6.72 1122,00 5 line Ad--S8 40 $25.00 S62-40 YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE 178.00 PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME �I 14A— The Sanford Herald It Friday, April?, 972 A& d1J too OUR COMMUA ITY THE HOPE OF Th iT- THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENIIST CHURCH 046011goors'(4316 Faiml City. Florida C. tv -awl To" 92011air mean dI SSturO) I' Evening Worship wed Prover Service 1100 12 00 Prover ~Iftc -DAY S B ADVL WTI STC$URC$ CcitTratIWnO £,nlnoW.r$lia M. w ed P?0yP? 'I••P 4!lf(lfl(Y it 004 m 7 ,00 P f't !i"7 V ia St A%AIM*LY 17SO0 " in in C Ic Dully Mail IX ill rectory . I1 Crystal W in 7 7 SO pin in i'amse volorry Rev. David Rich I linc War hip i— .Mft will 0 IV, loorayloor Service (Thilli) P in Morn InG War hip 111 ,00a M Wed service .7 p in P1e3Th5243 JamelCVauØrn II 00 : t ISO in Sunda, Sce; 7 COP in % Mmli?,- - Wad 7- Evening FRET BAPTIST 9URCH 7 Xi rt in CHURCH Of CHRIST ' ISIS FiR A - Pastor Out BuSch WTRII Sun. 745. itt !vanili? E rnes ,j st Sunday wR1111 bv-oncast in 7 Zip in yP''#I' JORDMt5ibNAY BAPYISTCPIURCP, 1431 West First Sliest Win L Stepiwni Puslai' Sunday Schl IC COs in Morning Woi'-sptjp lICOs in tv,ninp WorsPur 730p in Wed 10 00* in _ . 11 005 in a Evening Service Wednesday - BlbeCIasm - _______ 06%z- ning WOrsh,g rartin.gunior. I -rning Wo-uuc WitI EvenIng Pt-aver Sevir a 15 1) it-. 7 30 T UW/ ti fl An adding machine performs accurately lot' anyone It correctly. Each person may record a different column of figures Answers will vary accordingly but each it-. ilDp in When we do clear o.ir minds for understanding and prayer with God, good results follow. Coorter , wor-stp I '('h4b(Ilcl Wed -. Morning Worship Itro'shvwrr,in COOp in in Re-v 4025-31 2027-38 233P-45 John John 851-50 1121-27 11i-44 1220-26 . rrni . .- a , , J unHed MeThodist lop , i ' ,' . . I., Rev W. Ilium C. Sistar Jr Pastor II Xa in C ISa in Church 5Ctv301 YptflIt Fe4$OwPtip C$otf-Tuesday Evening Service Past or •., ,, Lin 1 • in C 7 Xp 7X ' -. THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESSYTERIANCHURCH WolbeAve..LM. Mary Minister . Rv.A F Steyve Sunday , CrthSchOpI iSO . P Chair Practice I. 5455 in . MOII'çWDPVIIP VDUIS Group 1100$ 7 - in (rod THE LAKE MDWIDF CHAPEL 0""" Blvd Lak,Mnr,e Willard(*drictp, Past or SunGat SCOICOI 10 00$ in I. . ., [Penn; W'Vu I, 'Ct I r u-. U., -m'. r R,. Surlde Morning Worihp EorttL.apua 7 E ?, • P Vt - - -. Pm.; - Wedflmidap • • 7. SOp in — wed WOrSHIP evil UP5ALAPRESIYTERIAN. CHURCH Car ear Cavalry ClubS Upsal. Reads F11 004,454 in. 11 00$ THE McKIBBIPJ AGENCY J C PENNEY COMPANY PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO And Staff Insurance E. Cr Eeaana Staff JO Jim) SmithiridStaft Rev Darwin Shea Sunaapscnoo fri C IS itt 7 SOp fri Morning Warship in 10 30* (van .ftp Wrsh p PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORYLUMBER -1 1 o fi;~ 01. 0 Z eee 8g 8 9 8 9 89 8 4i 4;4I1 Vill or; at 40 la •8. IV - Z 4i 8* C U2 U fri 7 00 p cC I - E us SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL i1ruic I 8 8 8 8 8 8 FOOD FtIR STORES, INC. and Employes KENTUCKY FR1ED CHICKEN AND REHABILITATION CENTER .0 ____________ Herb Sienstrom and Staff David Beverly and Staff MORTUARY Eunice 1. Wilson and Staff and erripioyes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. GULF SERVICE as -- ---- o -- U IL --- WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson kavrin u 1. vita Lab. ii4ltfl Baptist %uvttt IImOIF BIVG -r IifiP"t C?,rt. Out S e Prairie I ttv t:ips (r SPrttl b.TIsI Ctw'th. Oi Ori.n 'r •t tIr Ave A ve ii Cc SIC b ItIPI 14' Chu P. 0' a.ø f.mpII$I Church, rnap. kC P'og-*t -sonar, bayt' C'tir gtts' ttQt Mtt Dn. IWC W' M.a Sanford unt•riC bapltV CPIuVttt, 33 f'.I,nittø . C','c'- s LOflWt*C Cnr:P o Zh-'It Cp..,-,, at Cttrvst V. t7tt- $ Santoro su ven I4oThi.l CttU?C'. of Christ. o,ó 1 CHURCH OF GOP ItS Dstw' :-n6-Cf1 of Coat am W 72ft St. Crturct. of Geer 0vtoft Mom - j'tt C'w'ct at Oviedo 1101 w 13M *I fortilat City swig, Churg" Cypress St I, Baptist C'w'ci- .irr £ a I',, Mp't,i• Cpr, r,'s, **stow# Missiviorw F-410111 Cftwcvl.. 416 S - eVeføiVvrICht4tCl $9 ma-f-S A M E CiNvirtf, St.. R4 415 Osteen Chwtf, of Gad Of Prophecy,2500 S Elm A-* LUTMERAN 0- Nsdo I am Gassy gap W Churm 11,011ift-9 "I"t at Olive MoSsionetv 1116diorill ChutiM So" St August"w rAthilUt Chufl -h. S~ ro, nson bollso 31 Mairy Magdowne Catholic Church Molt A #4 to! V or CtrTjbe-v Ludift Luther" crtuorth. of I as Sid via 4'""WIST *t8 MewC'*P haPlil' CPs.rttt At.* 9M Sol. odew vj Calvert mossionary sarow. loop , SNWM sees W 1711h pria""itror sawts, chdorm 11110 (.ntI9b( Iteir -•• Church 01 GOO Of PfvrwwY. 7107 Elf" Agre Fierri Park Chuirctt at Ire Ne"reng, O'Brian loto - Far" 116 stra, Altarnarat jilorietp ComisounktV Chap@#, UCC EA0411 " Or"Mftm ChwtO. $1, Johns CRWV LOW Mitre or ChirrCiIi of 0ti -Luke Ma I.Mt Mon"" - - £ • CIA llswift** Christian Churclit, Vlzsrlo:~ "Avon Lailarvira Clwilrian Chwt". boor Lake Rd Ch,C,. oq,, m,,ntv Unittio Martivadis, Wive "11A 9 as it 'a '• . V - I I I - . I I • ii,11~4 -...- - . I, - i . . i . I P37 1 - . 3 ). bt - a• . ________ - •• ! Ia I • • . . .' - EY q -- - Ii . - — • , - - . - - - 9 LL D, IL lapel. 0,4,9 Bled Lake FwV- DWO Ch.WGA of fhe Living C-99L 101111 v' to jj~~vl It t - r---. j'. r. 1.410" nfto 1-ftrol Carwriwom 0% stroo Westminster PrelibVid".4011 CAW01- owail i. to VI owts of !.arivwVW Ota*c D 1141wrt, #4riteftitAnks Road. Dve-wv JAI 4 PRESDVTEItIAN L&kt WA-ir United Presibf/ldnson chW CZ riatC 1' - -- a Ch.,r,i of God Mission. t'*pt-ti.s tave.rt 0 -. F3 Macedarove Missitign 0401W ChurroL Oat "it: S U - ____________ A ,e 'it al g Parro stow Ave NWY Crass, Evwapav Par* Ave at 4ft St. Holly Ave Mainland Ott4tR CNUOC.-4E& MISItI £.I# £ C'tu'cr, 'Yv S. I3tt All Farin CISPS C01flp SSITtW,O4* WsSJva M•?Ptat Crtt,t Ona.-a -I .9N U. • Sanford Srrt"O.v 1.Cvrt.s' . • CATHOLIC First V t un j City Grant Crta &u.t O.krowr MI1*t0d,V CPWICtL Oviedo Oit.v, f%I$ Ert.- - A', 0n1 'E4DAY&DVENTI 11*v G4. Jc'n' I of 1sf2O&ithfl Metti,st Clt,cci 3 1' O Defl'I4 MI S Ila 41 % U' tIC MV0tV CItVII Iti Pr 01 united CI1U? oenzt 1 Larogroorow.as car Grant S1 r-' e. Chui c? I V O'o I C 11) Pme Ave S1 Matthews bapelts? Chu-" -61 Chorct' a* Geneva Church hL' ' rem Ave Baptist Ctw c1 3742 V. Xe" :31 - 0 B." SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY MPf IV CPw I- C 'ii a al FLORIDA STATE BANK ANDSTAFF First Avikoorgetolt of Goo. rM a Elm 74 E&— WINN.DIxIESTORES and Employes Jim frEmpIcwts (nu I 8 and Employes L D.PLANTE. INC. O,e,FIorida Q c2= W I W 8 31. 32-221 AMART The Management and EmpIr)ye SENKAR)KGLASS & PAINT CO. INC. la 3 P. Saja it- HowardH. Hodges and Staff OFSEMINOLE Z ee 0 - JIM LASH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH UNITED STATE BANK fij~ 1 - t- SIRST$OUYNERN METHDDISTCHURCH )CCSS$SV$ Ave. 4, Berinril. Poster W eç 2 4n ch : loop in .. :E SOp in - The Following Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And usrectory rage Possible— Possible xi r It Xa COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN 277$ s-am Orlanus Drove P. m Wolof" I S SO. in 5455 WorV1I JuliuS C Byes Morni ng Wofihip I Sunday ptorn. w"°'n - MjIii C?ItJCtt ScHool Morning Worsh ip Nursqwv - lHUPCHOF GOD OF PROPHY Shin Shea' and Elm Ave Di, ' Pastor SO UtIP. ,: V.- ,•t• kenneThw MOIIthIQ Worship Prover Servict Eve WOrStI .--- -' Uinrstr IXa S ASs in. 1*00 a rn S p and METHODIST CHURCH *It Plart Ave. . Isaiah Sunt1a .s....rL ,t-, [Ti CHURCH 0.5 Ave.&SrdSt. Iv- VI?tIL $ry Pastor . . (VISIIVI5WOtIH,p *10 bible ,, , ..,. of TO ê.SOp in Sunday FIRST UNITED ,-.. A LL 7: 300 in Conquerors P,k,etsttQ trAS& M 11 00 : Mormnc Wont, to UMYF S*turd*y SCIENTIST on Eat? Second 111-ta Evangelist It 004 in 7 SO p in W ed Bible Study 17S2stPsae-yRdpetd Hwy K11 FIRST CHURCH OSCH I I FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD %I Otago" Street supper .t(WflU' 10= p 7 ) Sundla v E vafi in • in 3p PPk Pentecostal 4iand .. Ue"W". P star in ev William P.ckoft, Mort,ir worship SundeSCrieaI V A I F.-Clay . Pray.r GRACE UNITED 7 (Jwrrli xa 11 SUfl (VS WOCSPIIP (First Wednesday FelIVtip s 30 p - : T.mpoqarQ,p4v . Southern Methodist 730pm 10 00. Pastor R ' - :$osnot C p 'C',., - COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH VY The Church has accurate answers for modern problems 'et i' bet" you find cart -t solutions ..• .. rrm.rTt, [Ti Santedrd. Fla Thursday John .,, t FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 4a LA_ CL :• OF THE NAZARIINg ' Life also registers what we give It. produces correspondingly. Sometimes we are so harried and hUtned with whirling activities we forget to include worship . CL 1 10= to SZ& 't'. smcu-na Woo ,p P.1'F I II I Me Correct. ' PADLA CHURCH DI CHRIST Highway 44 West V. a Little 13 ibi, C las Mor ni ng V.prsh, Evening Won-ship Bible C lussas wec W 4 1 -' Pastor t.angetlstIcScric. V.50 Prover 1. 143 W is" Place %iThCa to uses A -- NAZARENE morning worship Or - WødrteiQy John . Christian intern Pastor S ISa fri 11 COa in Sc1t,i U_ 4 ,, 175 CTYtt$I Lake Or Late Mary, Fla B.bI, Study VT uasday Luke j COOp in - - O,wrs*sai ?M)nhihI ft 4 •1 • Rev Pawl D Trissel Rev, (liner b. Reulcttit' - ' OF THE 10 00 -, :: . Iv. worwip Wad Pr.ve$.,-vic. — " ._' Monday Luke. St.nday - G.va 7 Church Whool ______ Z I4,jrtt" 1rCsCq't1 to, &, I ler%qft F MA FamHy Service and ___________________________________________________________________________________ . 7.SOp m -- PIWICREST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev irc Barn.t - 7 .00 Mit Weak S.er&t(Wf-<1t L,rOS4 Re-<' ' .. =_ CHURCH Of CHRIET (vinOsItitc%.rytC. 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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 --------- - � 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 07, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 07, 1972. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 07, 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/44ef5228a713ea740e65a1622a2ca29a.pdf 9855df41c5d2e44b3343bdf7e5494939 PDF Text Text - The Sanford Herald Thursday, I -__ . May 4, 1972 Newspapers Slapped I Xing Problems Aired; Work Delay Expla'i'ned 68 Tip From The FREDERIO Cooky News H LONDON - Dressed Man Best Inft4o dueinOle UI one of London's famons shirts even on formal occasions In the World has a peacock: don 't. yellow or piece of basic advice for those Make It simple, says Cohn SZLVIk Row men's tailoring at last for him ish iwnts. pink may be better for you) and flamrnic-k, dreetne.designer es The Rest. males hoping to emulate tt Nobody is born with clothes gray flannel. 'se, he MVS. YOU have to On the day this reporter dtjvate one by ruthlessly called on him, 13est-flrvs.'ed issing out those items of up. Man in the Wor ld was wearing a ..rcl you may have thought single-breasted, one-butto n originally did a lot for you, but gray flannel suit ("sort of a which really make you look like phantom gray," he explained i. ,, I a Salvation Army clothing "fairly bold lapels," two side reject, vents, no pocket flaps There are a considerable other words, a very simple number of prohibitions Ham.' p., nilek advises sit)-would-be -is natural that tbmmick clotheshorse to keep In mind. urges would-be Beau Brummel k -& : He IS against, in varying to have their suits made t. li degrees of tntensit: ,_, ,, order, since he hirnseh! is just Flaps on pockets, fancy the man to make them But 4 frs .J -_ buttons, any sort of way-out even an expert tailor can run (. " trend such as ruf fl ed sh uts. into diffucult with some of his / ( buttoned shirt cuffs, wide ties customers, as the Tailor and _____ . with small knots, breast-pocket Cutter magazine here, voice d , T andkerchlefs,dr1p-dry clothes, th e dnthes.c'onscious, warns while shirts and buckled shoes. when it looks at the prince of voio ______________ He is for: duff links, blue Wales. (Arv%K - K. OPPER FWes.sed Man T3r WHATEVER THE SEASON ______- '9 allfill rb the -. 11r ilk t. 4. - I - - - - I~ - - - L- - 'Ii ±' : ! L• L%'•' . - _;~ .. Cc,riv 5 Ra ' der '9 " Bow s Fro m Tournament ___ ''' : " (*10 b"WP' '' *th thrt nt b'i your ioppin; for you "THE GF '1 CP4I C as '1 t'r: AV LA& P11101! W%M F I z~l L ediv -1 F RI Tnn_r. - -WINTER HAVEN The Seminole Junior College Raiders' time ran out in ______ state baseball tournament today as th e 1972 Florida Junior College Conference I fl I C It 1 I ke•t C0i,i losers' braci, th ey were defeated by CulPOin 4-3 in the sem i- finals Oi tile 1osers petition The Raiders jumped to a 3-0 lead but their pitching staff, CQflSldCred the weakest part of the team, gave out In. the seventh inning. The tournament ' ..=. . continues today and Saturday at th e Chain o' Lakes Park, The Raiders' slugging outfielder, Larry Paarish, continued to impress scouts as he went three-for/' "\ d..O VA, three at the plate with an RB!. Dick Brin Coombs, Tim Booker and Paul Russo had one hit l% apiece for the losers %\ I Coombs started things off in the Raider first k -IL with a one out infield hit He stole second and wifli so tVo outs, Parrish hit a bullet down the third base '1 F, . line. The third baseman got a glove on the ball, 6 Perfect near chased it down in left field and made a peg to the plate trying to nail Coombs In a collision ---at the plate Chipola catcher Bobby Salter dropped % lead 1-0 the ball, allowing the Seminoles to take a _; -? , il Cs ,7--;~' - _-_. - - ft SALES OVIEDO, FLORIDA PH. 365-3272 P.O. Box 248 . - . .- -, . rLaiQ nuances of characterization, t r A LI M me eva di eaievai l IOIC d,vein p drq-nptwn and dlii logue and gi'.e the story a dept! THE Go[*'uItc;onEN [ Gladys Schmitt Harc'ourt and breadth that many ronten porary novels Lack. Brave 16 VS It is. in fact. a fine examph A strange medieval tale of a Inist religious community, this of the tra ditional novel, and al! novel goes deeply Into the work- the better for that Reading it an unusual expenence ings of the human mind Miles A. Smith The time is the end of the 10th Asoc'iaied rn-si c-t'nturs and the scene is St ('vpr*an Once it had been a lfl7fl ' D rL' promontory, but a tidal wave On ..tiIfl0, ire 171 U hadturncd'itintoanisland.and AMERICAS POLICY O fora hundredve o IN A RDM rd T'h been isolated, thinking the rest h96.9 By Foster Rhea Dulles of the world had been destroveu Thmas V Crowell Co $7.85 Dr Dulles. who came from a by equal tidal waves. They dsplomauc-orunted family and were a people forgotten by Sod In those hundred years the was a news correspondent in triitrr- 't rr'1igirh.id snth ('tuna before entering the ara demic world, I,niytied his urn' ' IV study of our official stance I toward Red China just before 'I . ; . 1 SPRINKLERS - . . , -. -z CARPET GRASS A --- , 246B Full or Part Circle Sprinkler LTG b 39 Scotty's Sale Pc. . . . 488 Regular Price .., LTG-248B Fu.k..IrcIaSPcIi °' . '.r . : Scouy s Sale r,ce . . . 3.66 . LTG249C Full Circle Sprinkler . 6.88 . I, .i 'rI.'..... :1! Scotty's Sale Price - . it-yourself Starter Sprinkler Kit LG•80 Do. . . Scatty's Sale Price - - 26.88 . LTG-700 Portable Sprinkler System Kit . . ' - Scatty 's Sale Price . 6 88 . , j ' , . , - critical of earlv and continuing . , regime in China He obviously feels that early I' S. recogni- ioolsicie or patio RUS-KIL INDUSTRIAL ENAMEL is Ioug1i, ru.1 int o tirig weather resistant Has mat' mun color retention Pint ...........1.29 Quart...........1.83 5.87 (izill" . - 664 48-C LEVER-TYPE HOSE NOZZLE WITH LOCK Dial fine mist to full srira', - :' USdistrustot the Communist - . ............. :i..,j,,,' ,: ...& Scatty's Sale Price Ni 100 pliri h.,:I carpet is ideal for use inJoos or I,'r -- 56-O56Crpet Grass is idea coveting for poolsi'de ue utio, utility room, or to C..O'PCt VOut awn to dim" C mowing " ' , ' .. carpet juries for t i) ''' S ott s y' c ,!,,r Pri(,' ' . ,.I,) 1.87 Scotty's Sale Price INDOOR is rec Rubber back co mmended for indoor use -. . ' , i, .. Scotty's Sal. Price . Sale Price Slack Decker Fast fir even sees same high 1.1 S at. the Truman administration. SCHMITT as leaninC toward this polir% cred away The monks no long- Dulles acknowledges that such ci lived in seclusion. but mar- a change of course would not fled and lived in the vi llage have been feasible when the The monastertandmosloltht Reds ousted nunnery were in ruins Life en the country's strong oppositurned toward pagan ways. Lion toward all Communist rel'brn another heave of the earth gimes at that time. plus the restored a slender isth mus and activities of the so-call ed China provided a roks link with the bloc- in Washingti'n fie %'C5 m.ainlarint Sen Jost'pti Mc.'('orths o! Vi (Li ha s cousin and McCarthyisrn a' So the Bishop of sent a pri est named Father Al' merely exploiting and escalat brccht, accompanied b a lay ing these feelings I brother. to St ('vpruans in reDulles set's the defeat of Chiang 16 regime as inherent in : store it to the religious field j- I and Hedge Trimmeir handle far right or lef t hand use. Scotty's Price Price . ' 8200 GRASS TRIMMER dDes 1.., r •'."•Ii r. ma d woman, a piromit.cuous always convincingly in tile young woman and a priest who cases of )area. Tibet and 'sei ram fie does not spare his has turned anti-church - in the cousin. John Faster Dulles. I '. scx-wty U :' j8 ' L%'ii'i I I 4 • .I'i''I' 1 JO _L_ % ~ -___ . _I---- - I ,..COtty Spangles u_tv. - '-I', if,, " ' " . t'tt .. x 8 Alco decorative vint( coveted Iiaflttfl Avocado, end Hartford, 554 V New comes in 551V 556 V Bosa iIoraf patterns Reuiil ...... 9ti Scatty's Prtcs ... 7.95 , I . '-'•."'-"'':. ..0. 3 ShelI ving 1 II L..... 24( 12 lir . It . 31E CABLE . ".-, - . :-".. -" - -. _"i" ' - _~ - - _.~_ . __ / t" . ' :: - ' 250 ': 13.99 ..,.. ,.,, ,,,, , vertiwd at 112! . tier ,-'. '. as 15 perk pay as month on a regular in- - ' Stuaru U -1 _& . _J ;1IFT1 i - ----. , - b'iI11.Ifvt! UUMI' _L_ and-b.ift .Wk AN george cell, Mmftr, 31.65 UiOOFRENCHAVE. L ROYAL 39 Ektric Adding Msdiiue Naticm,ily Ad- - ,-- 0 - - ~; .,. _ I 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS I VU1 lh1 7 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY -• ,, - . __ ~ ~ ~ I I -I . ________ ~ _. - ~, __ __ - __ __ _____ __ ; __ ______ - -I. . __ ______ ~___--___-._____ __ - ______ - - __ ___ ~-----------~~---.-------~---------__ __-____ ___ M E_ - 1- - --g-, L. - --% ;-4'----, - __- - *1it -- I i ' ./ . . - -_ __ ~~ . -n ~ - X-h . ~~_Mi ' atulated b congra RICHARD TOBIN II, of Altamonte Springs, i s congr t Lyman high School Principal Carlton Henley on his appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy. (Ann Riley Photo) The trial begim in JiScIts0fl~ Road. appmed before zoning board with Vellrainary Plitt" , illackbutn, however, Is development utilizing aparto y with gambling. t40 menta or R-3 zoning. other c harges have been The developers said first against the man who Is cur- construction phase called for CI'5 (U' 420 loIs rently serving an eight-year deVel()pI conviction, into in g term on a gambl muiu4amily housing. Bla ckburn was arrested along Gera ld Duke. city planner with 57 other' parsons named In warned that apartment zoning Lyman Hi Senior Named y Cadet Air Force dmn by a paito jtcy In Tmpa Mmper am =in traffic arwy developers tfl- FBI b4tflt iMtI the at- aista4 it would be foolhardy rests resulted in "the Wil"t without R-3 zoning but theT ffirrie ruarAup in rlortda his- aawd that a SR 43&U-S. 171-C tory.11 The pirribling ring. d!l- traffic !l ituation maight be cers said, iiwolved $21 million created in the process. He is a member of Manager, W. E. Knowles aNfly and included ties in who have contributed so much By ANN RILEY National Honor Society at Miami and New York. accused the developer' of to th is nation." and Mrs Lyman and Is president of the The U'Is( fIled Thursday said "Changing the bail game' and A life long dream to enter the son of Isir . plays the Black He akir district NHS. the time of burn allegedly paid two U.S. Air Force will be realized Ric hard W Tobin.'of 61$ th th pet Iii bo have Clyde presenta to original tion of each e stage and men $15,000 u by Richard W. Tobin H, of Orients Drive Altamonte im concert band, is on student t killed. annexation plans to the city, it Altamonte Springs, who has Springs he will report , council and active in Beta Club, LAt. Bilickburn's aide AM was said the fint use woWd be rectived an appelintmont to the aca&my July. 1 az a :r.c.-..bcr -_8 basketball and wrestIl". His IS Irlen ,d of 30 years, was am. he Was U.S. Air Force Academy In the clan of 1976 - a year that e 60 an Eagle Scout with Boy Scout ... INDEX Resc ers - - - 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , ' Down Longwood s n ans On S bd P HERALD . - . , W ta- ne r.r '" -------------- -- -- - '- ,. - . - - '- -- _- p - ,. , - ."-----I e , ________ I L;.! allowance 11.25 24.3q __ Fm' yniur old typewriter r. Get a whcppnng 172 or adding mactune toward the psm*iass of . brand ni-er 20.95 - oft I ' ' ' __ __ Tn_-7-~- -%!=_-_:0-ff_*~ 3:_~= = ~_ _~.~~~ i. . tamed in a 96-page brief filed in federal district court Thursday Intersectiomi in c.asseiberry was by U.S. Atty. Johr. L Brtggs e'esserl at Thursday night's Saiiturd Zin.r ard PanflhrW filed at U.S. Judge Gerald Tjoftat a re- RO*Td ieuion kman and questTjoflatuiditwoultit&p Winter 'hi Anthony in d rmintng how long Black1 of Lake Mar burn's trial on gambling Estates on t6o acres of proper4 charges might lait, 'ri fili located on Lake Mary Also is necessary in caseew Boulevard and Lake Mary In June 1171 cincerned that rest of th quick outs in the ninth Brink drew a %a provement Colorado under the sponsorship ti they needed. run and 200thbIr. Troop 631, Maitland, and near his Orlando borne SOd WU acres might be going into were unable to score the out of No, he hasn't come Raiders of U.S. Rep. William the Air Force member of Asbury United wounded. However, he survived ICOOIIJSUetI On Pg. 3 CaL 2 now in its 37th day. coma, In announcing the ap- thda':of the United States. Methodist Church. the attack However, he is starting to move I pointments of Tobin and five Richard does part-time yard The brief said there baa been and The 18-year-old Lyman thigh his arms and his eyes others, Chappell said, "These HERALD and his an earlier attempt on Lee's life. Momma says that whenever she fine young men, I am ce rtain, School senior aspires to be an work and tutoring ey aerodynamical astronautical hobbies include water skiing, it said Blackburn suspected Lee talks to him as he makes IA The Ian was simple a nd . will be a credit to the cities th A recovery at Winter Park KELLOGG, Idaho (AR) e represent themselves, and engineer. fltio at Chanute Air cars, reading and family of ppinglntothegambltflgtdL Area deaths hA in . .. . t but smoke and th 'The federal attorneys also Bridge Hospital, Rusty would start rescue team make. Its final inp. in1 their country, as they embark Force Base In I ll inois, he has genealogy. ,.,,. impossible. de s"P088 V' his father is an educational mIss g B1acw'rt and others were Calendar . said d to attend the academy te athing deeper, as If to Inproach today toward 50 bre on this mcr' imgortant step. To wan 14A directory Church st al th grade. in specialist at e Sune Naval Training responsible for eight po miners a mile deep in th The crew had first to test be selected by the Air Force since he was in four th dicate he was listening, . 2A $117,Church news Orlando. He wiuch netted whe ther the hoist would wurk Academy as a cadet is an honor all his years In school, he has De vise Center In 1 didn't know it, but his shine silver mi ne where f ....... Blackburn of Classified ads 1 2 A 13A Bonnie u-si accused after being out of action SIlKS which comes to very few, and never r eceived any grade lower has two sisters, mother tells me that Rusty's taken 32 lives, LIA . COflhiCS Janet, and brother, Larry. bet" behind The rescue team set U) its Tuesday's flash fire. heart stopped beating on three they will join the ranks of those t ha n three "Cs," .. hA Crossword puzzle . laries w hich hauled $27L000. different occasions. So, when operation a the head of an at Di. Cn,r.e ............hA utilize was to step The second The brief went on to state th she says he's ma king progress, elevator at the 3,100 foot level. it ..........list television equipment to recant Blackburn also borrowed large Dear Abby I we agree that Momma knows will pe netr a te as far down as sums tnt money from Orlando Editorial comment ,O0O Feet if necessary. In search the proceedings, best. Guide Entertainment one-man The third was a possible survivors of the attorney Martin Segal to all of for thanks to way', the By , Guide Farm W5 rmining pa In ance his gambling operation. mine disaster in Idaho's journey, known or f in you for your generous help w st IIA Horoscope lance as a "torpedo. Segal currently is hospitalwhich boosted the total over history. Hospital notes d with suffered ' wounds ---------. --$l,000,If you'd like t0 be ala te , IA l io i vi u domestic shooting. He also was Public notices contributor, you may do so by WA indicteti last year but has not Society sending same to the Rusty Spurts . served. lines He Raulerson Fund at the Sanford By DONNA E.STES Guide me government said It would 1" • for the company, would say only adjacent pro pe rty owner will be Atlantic National Bank in Guide Tablehopping his Introduce a number of wire Principals of that the indication was given responsible for maintaining Sa nford. LONGWO0I) tapp ings anlcoofesslonsdunztg Vegetable market of green belt The section '[rim-Tic Development, Inc., during tnfcrmal convers.itticns. own For the first 24 Jays he was confined at the hospital, the bill appe ared somewhat chagrined lie said a major consideration its arts to be given for park the L'NITFI) FARM Workers Union says upINS Till-" ,. . 411, ----..,i..,. .s it,. ,.o,'. the IS rent of land to ho- lint will be olaced tinier the M,, Ui nivvLu' W nc amc*inicu vie at association. position from Florida Agriculture Secretary We could use a little more zoning board last night as all put into green belts and parks. control of a civic Doyle Conner and the Florida Farm Bureau is e develop of the th chairman Sewage from B. Ferrell, H. nt indicated prese four members help, please, folks. - . to the brink of by a treated are will be houses meat - pushing th e controversial union they will insist on the full 100 by board, said too many sewage plant to be and on smaller lots package boycott of Florida farm built being "roni The Mailbag: "I am lot sizes as a minimum calling an international the Trim-Tic Land on ca on people a the lo ted this "does not give lull of the April 27 Shadow planned copy enclosing a in the productsLongwoode LongwoodCongressional Record which subdivision to be built adjacent fair break." Ferrell's personal north ,bide of th by on 1 00 Markham Road. feelings of Inslstance e about th to l.ongwood.Markham Road. contains my remarks THE AItMY meets the press today as part of a Thedevekpet1SeretOl1ltheY J GoodS.auiiarit,aflReStliOflie. The area, along with two 100 It. lots as a ihiinhiiluili Wits school high out sound to program Jack could return for formal action members echoed by pilot youwillno te,ialsoincluded t he other parcels of land, was an. about teen-agers feel how on the prettuiln4try plats by the on and Estes, 'trat'y editors lindsay, itie newspaper about iiexed by the city Tuesdi y night Herald's story board at a special meeting at 8 life, with the designation of the city's hiobert liiiiiimhiiiiid. dedication, the Vietnam War and military . is. Membe rs InMay board p.m. was assured The "I am extremely pleased that highest type residential zoning. the interim they will in dicated concerning the green belts e to th fo:ces reopen a key plans shown I was able to be there on that Preliminary SOUTH VIETNAMESE personally inspect the property. was sttile'h Ward luist night in a quest of an inaintenimn-e happy day. I th ink that the central highlands for convoys to highway in the e.i' ss the board: busine sail he qiicstiincil Abr,iiii r In ot nd In. feeling I ication of its efforts of Mother Ruby Wilson es to beleaguered Kontum carry military suppli Recommended Council tots n of Sanford the majority of tow heated the and the entire F''.'9deny request for a building City. havi' k's thiimi 100 feet frontage has set tin example for all of us isrnit on Georgia Avenue, and many of the lots have much to follow'. tor of the ec which would permit con acting dir III, personal 0 square feet kindest l'1VrIIICK (mA less than the 10, L. 00 0 "With struction of three duplexes on a the agency with "a clear required. regards. I am . . L.'av.ton Flu, says he will run 00 ft. frontage. tract with th l in e princi from Richard Tickle, a pa Chilea" difference in manner and style" approval of final Delayed tor company. ank you Se th na the development We do J. Edgar Hoover. methods used by lake Ruth subdivision plans for quite the very kind letU.r and far stated his Irritation until recamm.ndattona can be ou r In said, exhandled Ti ckle you candidly, way in which SISTER MARY KAVATIN Is spending three received from city engineer on this change for a green belt of some Ann Sieczkowskl's s II William Palm. nights a week in the Calhoun County jail, but not three acres aroend the dedication, She's helping inmates complete Took no action on the final subdivision, of e prisoner. th perimeter as a Pines plans for Longwood "members of council" had their education, no since subdivision th Edi by sub. the Week: informally agreed Quote of the e developer th i representat ve of divi ders would not have to • Russell, 93, one of the five was present. ,l.ii(iI: Ci..sk)has be'n comply with the 100-foot survivors of the sinking of the VVEA I'HER lndtated II wculet look prone. to a full year term as No elected I'm accident requirement. frontage Titanic favorably on a request fruits president of the Sanford' answer was given when a I've been In shipwrecks, car cloudy Partly low 88. 65, high Yesterday's of property owners In the area Chamber floods and tot'Seminole Junior member of the board asked for cratIws, fires, In the Lows weekend. through the West First Place and north of June 1, councilmen Commerce, effect ive showers had every disaster of the with the names nadoes. I've the upper WA, with low 14th Street for an upgrade In an Ile has been filling who had made this agra.cmcnt but bubonic plague and a njd'410s and highs in zoning. an enginter unexpired term. and there's still time Atxahmsl, Jose h husband tilt Mnndav and Thesday. fose th Inside THE , t.yintxjrided beads in t,ql 142 NM wi hart exciting color' ' 122 NM wI C*U 0 Si1fl 4(102 NM *' 1 ,, 12 CJIOIS 14 3 NM w'' Suridance Design 12 3 NM w/in'ir,r,.,'._ 1?rrjion.2Oft fh'os) 239 - I".- "' 't ad - .-'.' . . -' . A u r I III I41LLII1 . create the same tYPe of congestion .is that now existing a long tJ'e SR E and L S l Y' , ~ ' , - f: L, -- , .r. - - I Southwire . '. - - No. 2 1 t:' Sale Price 281~ I - CASH BUYS MORE AT L ~ _% %Q r Pt1.----------: '. . . bo:ievardrflaYtvefltusmY . VINYL ASBESTOS TILE j t peel off bac k ing a'" t ole in pI a.. 12"w 12" II DECORATIVE I I LI rIJt .1 Eicq 1 ~ tilLint plan with u' :;. is, - 4 C:mpirtew,*h bevel w1esher ;:'ck nut, cone water, Irit r..' washer .oupl;n wo 6" ........... 10.58 ' ...... 19.95 ', INSTALL --. - 42" a N EASY TO 1 01 W. .__,_.,1 çt f --I 0-, - 0 ' . _~ , ADHESIVE-SACKED 49" a 42" .......23.95 68" a 4"" .......2995 77" a 47" ------- 33.50 Hood 0 4ci'' 411" 24 16 3'-) . _______ [ - little Dow Hood 4' 4 8" MJel I 40" a '- BALL COCK . Awnings 995 a FLUIDMASTER - .. 31" ------- a TheCRUSADER 40" 42" ------- 12.50 49" a 42" .......14.95 7?" 42" .......22.75 WI __ bv Chinese nationalism than by 40" . ClIP .CTII iUI% Ulilt ThOUEENLm. Awnings Price a =,. - Scatty Screen DOOR spiritual and sociological fat'- President Dwight I) Essenho' tori of an isolated community wer's,e.rrt-taryofst.ate.incrt' I icising t' S policy His ap - a seal ed -off. tiny cosmos wi th overtones significant to pros'aI of Nixon. whose cliang I mg attitude toward Red China modern I hit' narrative moves slowls. hesensed closes the txwk Ronald ( HOOd but thai gives the authiiy an Associated I'ress hi blend in the ,pJxirtumts --------- , . Nixed . ",_ " ~ 11' --. -. . ,F itire, Scatty's Prim 12,88 .-:; I t ?-__ I 12.88 &J flIIIflIVIfl cuts wide tTVbCh on the won of a hand trimmer . faster arid easier. " peasant, who is nominal head at imperuitisi expansionism Hi' the religious rommumi) works ha rd to prose this not IP$.Cr, . L AWat'rR - etamcJuhainnr.AbbottOttnr -----.-- . oe -_ -, - - -, .77 8220 DELUXE The chararters include Alain. its i-orruptim and had morult lard of the castle, and his chat- fir considers the Chinme Com- v4 . - PINE -I"4II :: I I" to 2',.** ,j PONDEROS>.. t I - ,. - BLADE ROTARY \ ELECTRIC MOW \ GLADYS %W fr_r B000 III — SINGLE State Dean Acheson and mort (if the (lid China hands in thu (9 79 AWNINGS - have promoted peace in the Far 4, red but p run scored, V roved Your prayers are being pan Corban after the fi rst ineffective. Dan Nay finished th e Inning on thee heard, friends, In earlier columns we had mound for the Raiders and got th e final out on a asked or your help, not only grounder to shortstop. Chipola sent 10 men to the prayerfully, but also titianpl ate in th e inning, dal ly, According to Mrs. r A lead off single by Russo was wasted in the Raulerson, her 110-year-old son ,- eighth inning as he was istrandW at third. After tWo Rusty is showing signs of In, u, 3.29 ... 2.29 lion of the Reds. coupled with a write-off of our World lillar ii ally Miang Kai-shek, would going on the pitch, Parrish hit a line drive Into e field for an RB! Booker also singled, but th e Inning ended when Paul Russo was thrown out at first on an eyelash call. I th e Raiders' sixth Russo led off with a single 51 moved around to third on t. I fiCi 1.1 -i uOWfl t he tC&uieisi d th thi d SiC a pair of ground outs. lie then And it shouldn't be too much tally of the game as he stole home, sliding in before longer before I can add still the catcher could make the tag. another name of a prominent Chipola used three walks and four singles to motel, also to be uilt n that score four runs in the bottom of the seventh and take same general a 4-3 lead. Mike Pulling, who has been out with inn to relieve starter INDOOR.OUT000R . . .pray on p.ir hjwnassprinkler '' 1)uIIrs who died too soon i' include President Nixon's dra . matic moves to normalize rela Inns with Peking. ik generalh: ) -:. Y his death inlP7fl 000ps, a little bit of a goof regarding our tip about that motel coming In to Sanford, along SR 46 and 1-4. Not only will it have the 120 rooms, but add to that abcs.t 8000 more rooinstn a motor lodge. - - - CARPET / 305C SPIKE HAND SPRAY WITH SHUT OFF Has swiyl mounted metal Brink opened the Raider third with an infield hit and moved to second on a wild pitch. The next two batters were retired quickly, but then with Brink By John A. Spolski I . .. / .0 - - . - Sherman [ARMSTRonal I a daddering (lid num. once a ' .-_ - operation. The allegations were C0fl '" 4 £ • • £ S S 11 L large gambling - , - - 1 4 . 1 " ,: • ______ I . ORIAM [X', Fla (APi-The federal government sa id Thor'sday central Florida gambling Ryfifli 5(41fl' 'igure s'rian Blackburn twite be aide an ordered Fears th at apartment assassinated, planned several ducted a develr.pn'ieflt$ along Lake Mary large robberies arid con . ' [it Change u rn Black •- ,. 4 1 11300K HI:vIE\vs H H years until two years ag &w o ,.'. rb('r FOIC Lansing's unexpired term. th rough Dember, had ben a member ofthe board for :rt Zoning For Clyde Lee Shooting Hv GARY TAYLOIt TH'e/zL' JOHN EVANS Sr ,ff (.dn, today was named by Soy. Reubiri Askew to the Semi nole Memorial Hopfl"i board of trastees, stlr ceeding Cluirles W. Lansing, resigned. Evans. who said he will serve for the balance of $11 million program ' i Y. 17.92r CASSELBERRY P to - ~A_ SPE. 1 \1. 1.\ EN I'S marked the anniversary day progrin at Sanford Christian School including chapel program, films and field day. Model airplanes were flown by left to right, Clyde Smith , Dr. Paul G. Culfrv, and Andy Rogers. ceasarY. place the The ra ilroad signal cnnitructlofl engineer, objected to news- ,,uiney has been allocated fm W be! process is an For two years now.' safety signals. 'Andyouc'an paper "swipes' at the county' the work have 300 understand, Rush said that are going to The problem t not only one of that if they For an alleged lagging in effor ts ills the system of cars going (lo*n that railroad probably due to public pressure, to effect changes in the railroad funding pressure this crossing situation, lie said the bureaucratic "red tape" - the track, they want to be sure that state and federal Cont'd On Pa,e 3A Cal 3) there have in Orlando, State t)epnr ttnent of Tran- the signals which are responsibility 7 in today and put an and to you' 911% *110 ' iiilssioners tuis done everyth'ig to the highway system. The the signals when ''tirsth'y found to be hush, who also Is county positile to get the work started, railroad feels thi. It Is not Its they are 1111 N1 ARRIVAL h lrttnç Ut VW OR II _ih _ FF MORE .! FURNITURE I\ • 1 -t'_'A 1 '_ Crsitid wtP vou in mind, bert is a scfc-ll: ~ ~Ift ;--t~ C' :,'il and cheik ehth comet wi th an $1IEIIVt maiChir' In%tC "P1 -_. f May ,s, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 6-4th Year, No. 185 Price JO Cents 40T Tl j__I~~~~ - i.'- "-IL% t Friday, • tIlRTtlt')fri' '3'' _\.._ ~,. . ". ', , '4 r:ria 'er, iiiin% k II 4 J-1 1. , 16 \, " 4 to p, (l - _! 4\ .. 0- ,. C* ATW GIFT OF ALL.. $' rktt which has been in the rwws in spottotlon, Seaboard Cost lAne be.npitinso that therfladbedis train recent nays, has taken (hsee msna,rnent and unionism. No still firm and that the are not in any way work except the tracks Delays in Improving railroad' years of planning to get to this one can do the )eopardized. So they insist that signal crews. (lid not happen railroad "II highway c-tossing', providing point. men be on hand to see that Harold Johnson remarked their added safety for motorists wi l l overnight," tic said. e job Is done right." "Seminole County wasn't that the railroads have a point, th train passengers and crews, DOT Mueller, Edward there were railroads were explained In detail by even eligible for TOI'lCfi lie said the Bush theta Is a told secretary, were Chairman William Bush before participation hi this program first, and that our roads to rros.s the railroad need for some legislation which th e Seminole County highway until this year," he sold. "I feel designed which was donated would allow the state to erect safety advisory coniiiilttec that the Board of County Corn. rlght-of'way and where By ANN SIF.C7LKOWSKI APPBECIATEI) Amttf J. - 0 WITH THE MOST - ' - �- _-____ - ~~Vll - • *I• -n 2A— TheSanfOrdHerald . -- .__ -. .... _, Friday, May S.t972 I Pastor s Corner f REV HAROLD A HARRIS - - - - - - and freedoms ''-'d" In our "' ues a Lhart we Americans am cultivating our ansest but kftft !Something is radically ..at with us. our spirits Despite ow tremendous technologicaladvances, we know ourselves be near spiritual bankruptcy when It comes to resources adquate to make our lives really count We need to begin full-life existence in America, and to order to do so, we must "zedl.retct our energies, re-discover our spiritual and moral strength. re-define our purposes." Jacksonville Opens Way Meet Open To Reporters By GEOPGE W. CORNELL AP Religlea Writer NEW YORK tAP -The lwt røi-v of now 1ii - D14T 'aura of mystery" no longer prevails, their president put it. The private process is out In U open. What's it like' Genejaljy, it's routine, often tedious, yet also a'evealing. That's the tmpreuicmolser'cr5 brought away from an LiiiL4 ngs tial look at __inner wor ki '. a meeting of the nation's Rman Catholic bishops, the first one point. The dLwussion was over whether the bishops should petition the Pope to permit lowering of the present:$-year Catholic church hierarctiy in the world to admit reporters and others Although much of the follow. - Prlmeau suggested. "If we ask for 30, we might get 33." Nev. ertheless, the decision was to Manchester, .n., cg,ser tims, ... ..,. For $250 Million Factory that asked by the rich young men of Jesus some 3n centuries ago. He, too. felt a "deep uneasiness" that quite possibly he was living only half a life. Possessing many things, he yet 1~ $1--mr seneda great lack. With thlvmgurgency hecanwtoJesus asking Good Master, what must I do to Inherit eternal lif flow could he live the full life that God had created him to live -now and forever? Finding ourselves at one with the rich young man in the quest for the aburktant life, It will be well for us to join vnth him in listening to Jmn as He points LL-tening with attentive car we hear Jesus give his prescription in me shocking sentence: "You lack ant- thing -, go. sell what you hart. vid give tz the poor, and you will have tr~-t in heaven; and come. follow me." The Gospels relate that at this saving the rich young man's countesiancefell,andhewentawaysorrowhd.DOelthls reinindusof ourselves? What isourreactlon? We are tempted to shrug our shoulders, and say to ourselves that waai'ttalkthgtous,butto thisfeflowoverhere,afldthatwe d1dn'taskthequcsticm,aiyway buthedid. Weknowthotrhearti thatwedouk thesaxfleqUestlon. Furthermore If these words of Jesus were not Intended for us, then why did three different Gospel writer I the words age minimum for deacons to 25 fraternal solidarity and mutual tinctive dress, implying bishops or 30. If we go for 25, perhaps the Holy See will grant 30," Bishop "In group" rank among peers, 'Welcome to the club, gentle. men" the "president. John C. should enforce it. Cardinal Kro passed It off as mere routine, and moved on to another item. at N i 44 au-' . — ,'.- - - - F9 , - 7, -, i - -_ - ~.7s~-= , - _Iil L: --_-__ I I ... _. _. I . If .i~~ - I fi, _ I 11 , . '~ _ . - AML - - Aw 'i' , . . t "•i -' - -; U,Wa; I - - - I F I , 7'e ' L 'a : -.- " -' - — -. w j £. 1 I ) 40i~ _ M 'Jr ~~! _k ' I 1 - ' __ ' - youth pastor, delivering the -I - Among other youth participating are Alan - D I AV ID PO&IN G, D.D. L Jesus Christ A Phone '' ' uuu' aar9jhr .uu"u The Jesus freaks have caused a lot of unusual things to happen in this decade: confrontation with organized reli pen, Cart and feeding of addicts, iurfside baptism and sidewalk conversions. Some have shown a special skill Lit %.rorking within the establishment—if 'ou call the telephone establishment. Imm, Lutheran Church Geneva First , United Metnoaist Parent dedication for the Sets Assembly the youth L-mter atiswers "Jesus Christ") or one of his team who have discovered a major telephone ministry with people In trouble. Wr Fd -- 14 . ~? . A! , * - - ':_ . " - ,.- --I . +'!- ;. -+ - +- .-'.;, + 'hi' i-nt,ineer l"El(I IIN,\Nl I SI'I-( 'IAI,,' ii;i mi-tI for ld Ii'.'. ildv 'ui t'o'l ,J('t. are .Janet (;tlirnares, I"erdtnand the I"rog, ''transports'' these first imfl(1 the passengers ,Jones, Hrenda .Johniin .Joffrc'y graders In Mrs. Joyce Itoherts' classroom Roberta about the country in their (1tJCSt to "find Conner and Donald McKenni themselves" in a guidance program at + I' 111-' -- ' - " ------- --------------- ---------- - + -- -- Reds +' Minnesota, who did not can)By DON MCLEOI) El 'P" paign in Tennessee but retainett Associated Press Writer some loyalty from union labor NASHVIUE, Tenn, (AP) aeorge C. Wallace got the and traditional Democrats, fin. springboard he sought In his ished second with 16 per cent of presidential primary the vote. a4j' Sen. George McGovern of t the light voter turnout nnessee raised questions about how far South Dakota, who didn't camI paign personally but had organIt will carry him. The Alabama governor won izations in key cities, was third 68 per cent of the popular vote with 7 per cent. Rep. Shirley and the tenuous commitment of Chisholm of New York, who suIts, a development, that led Cm campaigned among Memphis Democra tic National C _______ I. W'officials Is that Viet officials to gloomy assessments ventlon dele gates Thursday in bla cks, was fourth with 4 per nattiest' supply route from Laos Da Nang By GEORGE E.S1'ER f the situatica. his first primary victory outside cent. toward Hue. The raids were 13 Cong agents are infiltrating Into Writer Press Associated If it is true the outcome is President Nixon ran away his Deep South. . SAIGON (All) — Heavy fight- to 15 miles west and southwest the city with refugees who are to be determined by the Ile said, "I feel elated about with the Republican primary, flooding South Viet. Irnperiaicapilai:nd South Vietnamese ability n lRe delegate vote In Ten. which was even more sparse In fight off the attack, the officiaLs votes than the Democratic race nes.see," ~llllffi paign to forestall any attack on highlands, z In Satgcn, closed door meet- were asked, then what are their A constitutional amendment because of crossover voting. He Spokemen said 75 North Viet- the city, ings were under way between chances' to prohibit busing as a tool of won all 26 delegates. ALABAMA M GOV. GEORGE WALLACE Viet- Fighting continued at a low The responses varied from top South Vietnamese and U.S. school desegregation won 80 per __________________________________________________________________ namese and one South level for the second consecutive fightnamese were killed In the map strategy In complete skepticism to relative a rs to le de cent approval In a separate day and it was bell eved the • ing. fighting the North Vietnamese optimism that the change In referendum. But Use busing By dusk, field reports sa id the North Vietnamese were resting, invasion. some commands In coinques tion, which had been ex, fighting had tapered off to only regrouping and resupplying In with atle*ed heavy pected to boost the turnout. acBarry J. hillito, assistant binstion light contact. Thousands of preparation for renewed aslosses by the other side will tually trailed the presidential secretary of defense for refugees who tried to Leave saulLs. change the tide of fighting, voting by some 70,000. Da Sang officials have set up stallations and logistics, arback beKontum were turned But the consensus was that DWallace's triumph also and immediatespecial checkpoints throughout rived in Saigonconference cause of the fighting, with the outcome cannot be ptamarked the first time he had The fighting at the Chu Pao the city to roundup coldiers who ly went into dicted and It is now a matter of returns to the DOT, who, then shouldn't have to pay 15 or 70 (Continued From I'age 1) won a clear-cut majority over dollars for signals at mountain, which dominates have deserted their units In President Nguyen Van Thieu to sends It back to the railroad, thousand position voiced the field. And it was a big one, problem will be changed, discuss giving South Vietnam waiting, I.a lUt.. ti'...., fl,,..'.... IIighwayltsercnmllessOtlthOf Hue. to 1 over 10 other Democrats, because deaths and Injuries at requesting signal installation, dirt road crossings." Another problem confronting more military equipment n4 Secretary Ronald L. ZIegler At the June meeting of the Konturn, broke out Less Only a quarter of Tennessee's railroad crossings are not ex- "Then we wait for the railroad Direchours after spokesmen said voters bothered to participate- ciusively a problem in Florida crews to finish their work in Committee, the Safety and a phenomenally low figure re. but one which Is recognized Georgia, Alabama, or South tors of Volusia and Orange roadway had been cleared Carolina or whereever they are. Counties will be guest speakers, one convoy had moved through Electing white voter apathy over nationwide. come to central They will explain the function of from Plelku. a sure Wallace victory and In attempting to explain the Then they South Vietnamese pamFlorida, where there Is always the Count)' Safety organization. Indifference by blacks to an delay in construction of %IRS. ALICE PAH.KE.S ' tection that many of them felt signals, for which money has at least 100 signal problems. Some mention has been made troopers swept down the highSanford for the past MRS. NORENE TURNER Mrs Alice B_ Park". 40, tit R. gave them no choice. Tennessee beer allocated in Se minole The crews do about 43 signals, and a recommendation was sent way Thursday from Koiiturn Sorene Turner, 61, of 210 She was a member of th e First Mrs. U.S. Sanford. died Thursday u 1. Siflfor has 2.2 million registered County from the Six-seven- and then they leave for two or three to the Board of County Cam- behind an urmada of weepW. 17th Street, Sanford, died 13.iptist (2h,irctu, hib iscui bombers using top secret Seminole ,Memorial HospitaL eight-cent gasoline tax moneys, lean and then the whole imilssioners that the county hire voters, night at Seminole Lodge, Pi.nny Pinchers ciw of the She had lived in Sanford for one process tins to be started over a professional safety director in ons to root North Vietnamese 'i'hursday Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey rating . lions In WMU, and secretary that a hazard l moun- Memorial Hospita Bush said Simdsy School month, st* was born in Bryn order that the safety problems troops from caves In the ed In young peoples' has to be established at each again," Bush expia.ned. ns overlooking the pass. Kin g's Ferry, Flu., she liv Mawr, Pa. She was an gin to tat be ta under an in Seminole County can "We are s ggering department. crossing. Once the ixir Episcopalian. She is survived receive deserved attention train Soutu Vietnamese infantry obsolete system which may She is survived by her est,ablkshedthe need for signals. a ifl. Ralph H. Parkes. with the have been good for yesterday areas where help Is available. reinfarcementa seized the high F.u,.d, H. E. Tu'ser, San. a contact is made Funeral Notice Miss Sanford; grandson, Alan W. a but it certainly is not good The Board of Conunissioners ground, with no resistance, but ford; three daughtrs, requesting railroad company, were atta cked by Nor th Vietr ncr Sanford, Parkes; several nieces and for today. We need to will be invited even urged Mildred Iii signal design and estimate of enough PAR KES. MRS. ALICI •.. push for the necessary to attend this very important namese forces this afternoon. t Mn Aif FUOtV&I Mrs. Ann Clayt. ii, Tituscost The highway Is the only over. Brissun Funeral home 15 In e Pants. SO. of N? 1, Sarord, After several months, the legislation to correct this meeting. yUle: Mrs. Caroyn Russo, business, election of land supply route to Kontum, grandchar'e if arrange1neu! d-v. I .*Sday at Sfvl.nOte other In New Orleans; 'ir' railroad produces this design horrendous problem." . . . Mrnao'-aI for the coining year was which Is threctened by two There ore 26 railroad officers William _______________ two bro'.iers, children; and estimate, following which at I P m. S.a'uiav. at US1fl ___ crossings in Seminole County, held. The incumbent board was North Vietnamese divisions, CP'ar'.t Fur,e.I Homi v.?h Ken'n, Bruwnsvlle, Tax. anti the DOT prepares the legal highway remain Should the RIbt,n oIt,ctlng flv,mi *11 be seven or eight of which are on re-elected, hush is chairman, Gilbert Kenon, houston, Tex ByBILLSCOTT agreements. InCatifotnia amliy wtii r.,e vice chairman, and the Nor th Vietnamese ring are dirt roads. I think these could Peter Milliot, two s1stec, Mrs. Hazel Allen, agreemnts vISitorS It Britton Fnral These Sanford Zoning and Planning be barricaded, and find and Mrs. J. J. Sleczkowski, Kontuin with antiaircraft guns, Jtrd4y. PC p m, Home. __________ Brownsville arid Mrs. Amanda presented to the County compossibly night directed Board Thursday It would be difficult to supply ru DtIi0n Funeral tflStlI H ome her way around them. We recording secretary. Bronale McFarland, Fernandina Beach. _________________ French Avenue automobile mission, which after signing, anot charge the defenders of the city. The ______ Brisson Funeral home U Ill - _____ —__________-_ provincial capital of Quang In dealer to appear at the board's '_________________________ charge of arrangeuient.s. 1$J,tv.EW. MRS. NOuNS May 18 meeting with a p last on the northern front fell t' 7 • P K • vn "ondiUOnai commercial use or 4_, Monday after it was cut off from Norent T,rn'f', 51. of 210 W IT'?' 11 his property after several both overland and air supply. s'r'r sr.toou. wr-o u,) itwctia, at S.mri3Ie M.m iu residents complained the north of miles Kontum Is 25 inmotions by dwamd and adsiscd that ii fin" is Hotp-I1I *11 b 11414 at 2 p 11, it2unlinutd irom Page it operation is present car terested in placing commercial l'lelku, the capital of the central $atwrdav II FirSt t.ati' zoning member, Blackiheare creating a hazardous condition. speculative aspects, which is qe. John Sbie Ii highlands and the military Chor acres eight the development on Ada Sires and Richard Elam, not In the best Interest of the before the rest of the board 9 Gracli %noad.n ' Rev headquarters of the region. turned down a request from but Duke stated to zone the ILaing titS In the 11415 Oral. both residents in the area of Jim city. Nine U.S. 852 bombers property commercial would Svndat SCP.o31 dp.ar?m.nI It 10 abstracter Thomas McDonald concern is If the Duke said his Lash Agency, complained over Stiri , change the city land-use pla n dropped more than 200 tons of to rezone the southeast corner n OaeIa*n Mqmc'qlal Par" the manner in which the fir-st piece is zoned 11-3, the th aides of os on bo expl ives corned eate a "clutter 25th Street and Airport and cr Iorerli Home fl dealer's used car lot was adjacer.t land will also have to of highway 547, a key North Viet. merclal corner." harP Boulevard from lt.lA (Single changing the be zoned 11-3, thus , iperat.ed. hllnckshearc nointed out the ,t,.. 11.1 1 ,n,,lt(ntv. fnn,ii',' W Elaun id Lash is violating entire picture in serving uir adjacent area Is 1W and lie use. (C-I) zoning area. the commercial so McDonald requested corn- moved to apply same zoning to Jackman sa id 40 acres would ordinance. the property but received no zoning for the property mnercial Mrs. Sires, who said she lived be developed multi-family and seconding and the motion died. lit the re ar of the auto agency, It would be unfeasible to go Doke again advised it would said the operation was hazar- further. ba wrong to let the corner be Knowles replied, "That's dous to the children in the area developed commercially chic to the cars going in anti out chaj-iging the ball game. Now and because of traffic problems instead of entrance ways. She said these you want mutli-fannily again Blackiheare moved to ealts should be moved to of single family." rt'wnu.- It-I. 1105 time l)tvid The deveLoper said as a hiawa tha 'Avenue. Berrien seconded the motion Ar thur llama, zonin g board safeguard to the city he would board voted approval. Principal Clay C. Carroll has and the chairman, sta ted he had in. be willing to accept 11-3 zoning, Two other sections, inve,tlgated the operation and subject to approval of plot. announced Monroe-Wilson Ele- tersection of Lake Mary Road found "a real mess." lie listed Harris Informed the zoning mentary School will hold and Airport Boulevard of 1.7 such vloLstlons as cars parked board is now requiring roundup at the Wilson building, acres and 1.2 acres of an area on city park ways, no paved developers to agree to put no Thursday, at 9:30 am. for located south of West 25th Street children who will be entering more than 12 wilts per acre. areas and a junk car. between Airport Boule vard and The developer insisted that H. first grade next year. Children Lake Mary Road, were zoned Harris said the automobile agency had never conic before 3 zoning is imperative to must be six years old on or conunerc Ia I the zoning board with a con- arrange financing for th e before Jan 1. Parents are asked to bring tional plan for use and added, development but said, "we will than units to proof of birth at this time. The tono 12 mare agree ance nays 'the zoning ordin school nurse, will be present to place where cars are pa: iced an acres." WASIIIN(,TON (AP) Harris replied tie would ask answer questions concerning must be suita bly graded and Th e got, c'rnme.il reported the city attorney to look Into the required immunization and surfaced." the biggest drop In today physical examination. on but, ti of the situa legality Lynn Risner, city building wholesale food prices In During this time the children official, said he had discussed after the developers left, the eight months for April, due visit a classroom, visit the the problem with Lath, and the board voted to irma the properly will -. I...,., t_..,U.. ..S........'....4 .....i s..l.-- .$'....a tar g.'lv to a sham decline in --.... -VlS4I fl111, de aler was aware ol the meat tinires. in PnOwCr VUQT1, it woe. ewli nor, ,, ____ . -_ . - . - SecretArms ' re'. I • , 1, 1973 and pre-kindergarten Lake Harney Beach home ci children ages 3 vW 4 we ac- Mm W. B. Heath an May is. ., 7 Cbr tog ,i Cu _~ 1::=?, ..*V 1 , Last Stinday afternoon, 30 members of the Youth Fellorship together with their In American Churches today. statewide inter-oongregational £ LIUJV 4 w ILJV rn., 1-i.i w and c wur maimers ,or V . AN 0" IUOFU. All are In. service. - -vent in the Church's history. assembly Is 'Journey Inward, the policy-making state boards. sited to hear this enthusL'stic Leary operates a "faith mission," i.e.. Ie no organized Journey Outward", and is The Florida group. Christian fund-raising, no hustling for cash or donations, no apdirected at learning "To hold In Churches' state office Is Inpenis for support He said that people show up with a Central Baptist the inward )y of Ocala; Dr. John C. Updegraff Is Journey First Presbyterian bag of groceries, and that gets them through another week. engogement with God and the executive minister. Mrs. Glenn Church Assistant minister Rev. outward journey of Involvement Johnson, of Ocala, is the 'They circulate within a fellowship of 50-60 local ChrisSunday, Central Baptist Kenneth Mullis of First turns, mostly s'oung, who leave a $5 bill on the mantle assembly seaetary. Lawrence with theworid's need" will recognize its and enou h o those unexpected gifts keeps the lights Presbyterian church of San-Church Rev. Claire E. Berry, HCTTICk, Sarasota layman, is families in a specia way at the en, And Jesus Christ In the phone book, ford, and his family are on chairman of the local minister of Parkway Christian In the underground youth culture, the word has spread vacation for the month of May. 11 am. service. The homer Church in suburban Ft. arrangements committee. across the country that it you are In trouble or hung up Senior High Fellowship will Miller family will serve as The policy-snaking board ( Lauderdale, president of the on drugs, call Jesus Christ in Albuquerque. Leary's place meet Sunday night with Judyushers, the Wayne Dykes assembly and chairman of Its directors of Florida Christian has logged as many as 80 calls in a 24-hour period, and Debbie Temple at 301$ t'b' will take the offering the program committee says, Churches will begin smions They don't ask for last names and they generally refer Iroquois Ave. Wcath Yates family will read Sarasota on May 10. The second "Each person must discover the Individual to another priest or pastor or ph'slcian the scripture and lead own ministry through spiritual annual clergy-lay golf tourfor follow-up help. They do suicide preiention cails and congregation in prayer; the hzte been helpful to runaway kids who need a friendly, exercises. prayer, readings and nameni will be held on May H. Dick Ransbottozn faintly supportive word. Terry Guthrw is the tow., small groups to constantly seek Del ton a United present special music. Ozzie nament chairman. When not waiting for the phone to ringand the mum. to gron tr.ward Ch.d" Methodist Osborn will lead the , _________________________ bling sords of some teen.ager smashed on pills. ttle'% lii He adds tJut there is also a congregational singing. Pastor into their car and cruise the freeway for hutchIi,er. Thou. renewed emphasis °z " CATHOLIC CRITIC sands of young people ride Route 66 and many of them Methodist Men's Fellowship Bob Loy will lead in a time of ser'anthood of the church to It$ NEW YORK iAPI - The are broke, hungry and coming off a bad trip. Those In of Deltona United Methodist community. .,in the complex crIibIllt% 0; the Roman Cathodirt,need are picked up, given a sack at Leary's place. Church will meet Saturday, problems of the city. Wherever bc' Church under Pope Paul VI some food and counsel-and es. conversion talk. Happening May 13, at 7:30 pin. for need exists, there Is the dir- Is at as lowest point In 500 Leary's group moves easily with the other Jesus groupsbreakfastin Fellowship Hall year;, sa's the Rr Hans that flourish in the community' The Children of God, Inc + cli's mission. The Gospel is both i-ith Robert Gregory of Gregory touch base now and then, but Lear) 's bt)lc and message Scheduled personal and social, inward and Kung. a Gerrr,sn priest and L.ii Co. of Sanford as guest does not appeal to their angry tone. uo away they go. Catholic reformer outward." Holy Happening No.] will be speake'. He will relate his seeking other allies tIltS could be altered First Christian Church of presented Saturday by the overnight "if we could have a One thing Is for sure, the Jesus generation has made persond testimony discussing Sarasota Is host__ church far youth department of Cornspiritual leader again . -. who Jesus Christ just a 10-cent call-If you're In town. Others the rthtionshlp of a layman munuty 2971 ____ ' " could give confidence," Father United Methodist cert are certain 9t this group settled' on one street for Its with the daily Owistlan life, ivard Meece, the host pastor. Kung writes in the monthly, Ouwdi of Casselberry from 10 name value alone: 3012 Marvel Avenue. --------------Mn.t ,,i...1sw. ,J fit. hiv ._ — . fleJp4 -. pjj -- • 444 4 — zW WV WYIIW W mniriiecsuai Diges . 'The be May 29 with the nominating commitee beaded by Rudy Wester to prer-ent a slate of officers for the year beginning June 1. Following use election, Rev W. Kirtley will instalL The meeting will follow a fatnuiiy covered dish supper at 6:30 p.m. with the club to furnish meat, rolls, butter and coffee. Mrs. Helen Gummee will entertain with one of her popular rings. Everyone Is asked to tiring tatge service Tfle annual t DRESS RIB DEACON SATL'I'IELJ tILT IRKED WASHINGTON. DC 'API TORONTO i AP i — Most En. in guidelines for the new glish.5p1'aklng priests in cansdeacons deacons now being ordained do ate satisfied with their work Into the Roman Catholic but would like to see some Church, the American bishops )or changes in i, a study shows have exprssed hope that the it tiniis tt'iat more than 5." per deacons - 'will resemble 1,% cent of te-m iouk1 like' to spend inure time preaching and jpeople an their dress and ot matters of life style. a voiding oping Christian community clerical garb and other external among the lafly, rathei than signs which might lead people being kept busy administering to regard them as a 'segregated buildings. personnel and raising - cgss. p'l1. ' - attend this all day affair of fetowsiuip In love and peace. The agenda includes singing, 1l) T0U*, recreation, food -W a special service. Special guest willbe Bob Clapp from sue AgapeAcres In Oakland, ilL, who will conduct a special service followed by candlelight C5*IUIUmiO*L Adults are Invited to be guests of the youth department at $ pot luck dinner at Spin., followed by a Men's Club auction and the closing service. youth group. Miss Bonnie Byrd. Kenneth Lu'ton and Dr. Harold Harris, pastor, represent First Church at the Florida Convention of n. Church, May 11.13 in Otian Sarasota. Community United Methodist "The Lost Generation", a color film featuring special appearances by Billy Graham, Art Unkletter and Jack Webb, will be shown at the 7:30 p.m. service Sunday at Community United Methodist Church and the public is Invited. The Methodist Youth Fellowships will enjoy a snack supper at 5:30 p.m., Sunday, followed by guest speakers presenting a program on "Know the Handicapped," auction will be sPonsored An at 6:30 p.m. by the Methodist Men's Fellowship. A Mother-Daughter banquet Iaplannedfor6:3opin. May 13, Reservations must be made by May 10. ' FLOWER SHOP ____ Commr'c.l Ave "' $45' Xing s A u r ed P Work Delays Explained Zoning A01ficial Arr"emerts SANFORD 372 .- Area Deaths Potted Plants + '- """ Ave., Sunday at 5:30 p.m. 4 f1 - - -' - - - -- --" - year. of the Redeemer E'isco"aI Episcop al Thesday may 9, the semiA reception was held In the The Women's Society of annual meeting of Seminole Ascension Day will be obEducation Wing of the Luthern Christian Service of the First Baptist Association will be served with a 10 a.m. service Church of The Redeemer on United Methodist Church of meeting at First Baptist Thursday at holy Cross April 30 In hoacr of the 1972 Geneva held their April meeting Church, DeLand at 7:45 P.M. Episcopal Church. The thur.) Confirmation Class. Those at the home of Mrs.. Clarence chwomen will have their spring . F irst Christian honored were C)-nUAa Fed. Winchell on Buck IAke. dersen, Cindy Phillips, Kathy A short bii*h1ti5 meeting First Christian Church Thank Offering, mpted. Leary was active In the Pcnte-ostal movement of the First Baptist On u join 7 sponsors, had a beach party at Roman Catholic Church in New Mexico. He has advanced sis ter congregations around the studies In theology but decided not to pursue the priest. The Maranatha, a vocal and Daytona hosted by member hood and ended up last year is an active- member of the country In observing the 125 Instrumental group from Greg Anderson, and his father, Anniversary of The Lutheran Winter Park will present a who treated all to f Jesus gent-ration adjacent to the Univerr'ty of New Mcigarnxs.' leo. He is representative p1 the serious but not solemn Church-Mis.sowl Synod. This musical program Saturday at and free rides. A hike and roup of Jesub people who go at Christian service beginning oa 730 pm at First Baptist weiner mast Is slated far dayiU mark ou a day. combining and 1ucthter. 114 UIL t..iIWtXI 01 SARASOTA-Florida Qnjg$ The assembly Is primarily an Ian Churches assembly here inspirational and fellowship Will attempt to work out a reso- gathering. However, the lutlon of the major schism delegates do pass on budget for was set in low. k _ _ -. Holy Cross paraft of babies b= since last Mothers and Daughter accompanied either by a Bible will be presented to tW phone number. banquet will be held Sunday charming story or a poem Normally or usually, the directory people screen out -1 the names and titles that they consider bizarre or "of- May 7, at 5::30 p. m. at which she composed. Mrs. Last Sunda y's attendance fensive. When this request came-for a listing of a Redeemer. Mrs. Dru Moore arid Winchell divulged that she exceeded the total enrolim t telephone number for Jesus Christ-the answer was im- Mrs. Bernice Daniels are In would be there at the son* time and the youth departmen t Ppie ist. charge of the affair. There will as President Nixon. G uests continues 1 to leac ne w ouse, be a guest speaker and en- were served delicious refreshand since he was helping to pay the bill his name should te incnt. ments. Co ostesies assisting go into the 1972 Albuquerque directory. And it did. Sunday will open th e The at Mrs. Winchell were Mrs. stewardship program with Kindergarten When the Information got around, the phone rang do)' Is receiving Katherine Ward, Mrs. Blanche members to bring their pledges and night. Not only people in New Mexico, but as far enrollments for the 1973-73 Rucker and Miss Helen Johns. for the 1972-73 budget May 7 or away as Alaska and Washington were dialing They often get John Leary no one of the Tour living In school year. 'Those age S by Jan, A picnic will be held at the 14 u rc SAil ANTONIO, (Al') Southern Baptists in 1971 baptized the second Largest number of persons in their $017. the 412.600 total toPPtrit the 1970 figure by 12 per cit, the denomnlnatiosis evangelism das'isiosi reports. ,.renaM fixure of' 429M3 ) . ~ _* _ ~ - In Albuquerque, N.M., one cluster of the Jesus genera. Ogden. Katheryn Stamm. preceded a display The Jupiter High Yourig of MrL Sut-riny S&=1 WW otmrve tion got the bright idea of Jesus David a Ndcr, Curtis Wuif, and Winchell' s painting. Each phone director. They opr.:J cla s 'B.1ng Friend Day" Sw'.day People will meet at the home of or Tarry Erase. P*liIt people In trouble and wanted a prominent name for their at 9:45 am. A leather bound Miss Cindy Stevens on Oregon At Sarasota - 01 - . Area Church News ' church has not lost Its soul. but in an age of change, it has to discover It again and again.' ______________ - IS It ' as By REV. DA VID POLI%G with our faces to the dug: of the earth Irorn whence we can, -'---- _______ - - and say, "God here I am, all that I em, all that I want to be, =kt mc y;ur man, yDit Woman your young person, your and really mean It,, we will ftnd that chilt"Uwe will dot all next week, and the weeks to follow. a new Iphitual power in our lives, and we can live ththls kind ofa world, for HMI! - ' ' ' - . . D4y,let's face ourselves and God, and for once be honest. --_-- - - -1 To Rout Out - shown in new choir robes, directed by Alice youth deacons serving communion. Susan Ray Chance, director of youth. Sunday School will be organist and John Thomas, pianist classes will be taught by the young people. Singletary, director of 'music. Robert Mclntosh& (Bob Orwell Photo) ship Is recognising that we are not our own, but that all we are, all that we have, all that we can ever hope to bet, belongi toQmrlst.Weare completely & the deposalof Christ. Thls kind of dedication was what Jesus demanded of the rich beuiakof U young mart.and ftis the we are to get out of our rut of half-living and enter Into the fulness of We. For just once in our lives, let's take a honest look at ow'selves, and when we enter our rneetlnghouses on the Lurda will be held AMW the street from First Christian Qua-cu In Sarasota Motor Hotel and Convention CEnter. mis will be the Al wt annual mWe'rnbly of Firs-Ida Christian Churches Disclples of Christ). Each congr.'gation is entiled to send a minimum of two voting delegates to the assembly and attendance by non-voting assembly visitors is Is. ccziraged. Ordained clergy hold young rights aparm from the congregational repr't'wntiitives. - ~ strong .'Ifort :o cit i:" ti The in the South as well as more. come." WASHINGTON (All) supply lines Vram e standard Amenand gasoline Although th failure of all diplomatic efforts, strategic areas in North Viet, including a pipeline th e Nor th at Pre'skient is th private and public, to make any namn, but they say these are not can position Hanoioriginating near the options all keeping Nixon is in Iiito be decisive progress toward a Vietnam expected using nuclear Haiphong area. open short of settlenient has left the United warting the Invasion, A searching of the wnct"You can say the outcome weapons and reintroducing US. Stat-es with virtually no options wrk' for any sign of a officials said the ground troops, iieterniined u tie will that could affect the course of Immediate hating possibilities. the ware according to U.S. gov- ground ," one official said, and the most likely arid This last point was ackncw. ese: th e American bombing actions will be while th erimient officials, ntenshficatln of the air edited by the officials as pr'ibmat-ak arid perhaps help . will These sources acknowledge Viet- ably beating a dead horse, parlikely increase of Muerican air slow the Northerners, "it's not strikes against the North ticulaily in light of the US. ;is. changetheoutrameseunitsIntheSouth. goingto rabls against battlefield targets really seurnent Thursday that the most-recent negotiating efforts both at the public table lnParu and Iii private Channels, werf entirely fruitless. Reds It was learned that a try .et obtaining Soviet intervention to convince itanot to negotiate ii" rinusly had ended with no + -( a /:-:! * * * -- - •,.,. -- will serve as I'l Goes - - __~ - - - r -.r4riw---. u111 , I . 4 S" . : - Tenn. To Wallace - __ . + -. . . I9-- .qw. + - + -- 41 U. S. Seen Ste pping Up Attacks Against ir A __ __';.. - 'V Baptist Church of Sanford with the youth choir, meditation at 8:30 and 11 a.m. services, With Singletary, minister of education, and Renee heart of what is meant by Christian stewardehip. Staward- • iS I 0 11 1 : . - , - YOUTH WEEK will be observed at First expected of those who took him perlously. Christ's words are the sure foundation for the building of. life. You either obey them or you perish. He seeks persons who will take him seriously and who are willing to go all the way In following Him, "Cie follow me," Jesus said to the zidi young man, C "Become my man," he demanded. Thls right of possession t0 our lives by Christ lIat the very Chr i 4 if ,_ I__4 ,~ . +- - ," _V I e L~ / - -.-n -1. . ~ .: - 11111 -Ir ~ -_ 1- ma -....a + - - --? -~ -_ - ___ - The plan to adapt an Islami in against such it broad cmos. set'. Alton \'nti's of Greater Jockthe St. Johns River as a site for till" of 1114? CellihIhIuflity tluiit tititivilie' Et't'ii,iiiie Opportunity 9w unique project now faces ii Councilman Jack tlodbold coin- hailed the project as the chance while, poor for blacks to get g( (kl paying Fla. less friendly state Internal niented, "black and rich, fishermen and Indus- jobs and ) )_ board, Improvement Fund An e ager 4ACKSONVII,l,E, 'ft w ould decrease crime, tr y a nd labor, the tota l coin. Jacksonville City Council which has received a report dredge tiurnity came together. I've! give all of us adequate housing unanimously approved a dredge calling the proposal to never been prouder of my city." and peace iiml tranquility would massive a an fill I ,3() act-es 'and 011 permit early today that The three conservationist op. prevail because all of us would opens the door to a $250 million threat to the ecology. protested the rush to have full stomachs," Brown inents A hearing is tentatively factory to build floating nuclear approval on the basis of hasty declared, Tafla. scheduled May l in plants. 'power surveys. Business leaders stressed tb' ,Mayor Ham Tansler Immedi. hassee. Curtis l,ovt'lanct', president of economic Impact. An ecufloililt' trouble Is going to be In "The ately signed two enabling onti100, survey by Prof. Stewart Mu State the Citizens Committee of riances pushed through as an Tallahassee," predicted Bill fleau!ort, 1)-Jackson' called the Jacksonville Port Farland of Jacksonville Iinlve'r lie called the po- Sen. Authority offer to sell 900 acres shy said it would amount to $1 more than ergency' hal Westinghouse Tenneco silk, as he joined Blount Island to Westing- billion to the Jacksonville are;i plant the greatest thing that has spokesmen for business, labor for a inazlmuni plus $163 million to the state. blacks in enghusiastic house-Tenneco happened In this city c't'lebrat. and poor of trading a little of $2,000 an acres a "public labor leader John liowden this year. endorsement ing Its 150th birthday industry, "maybe we've gut some tt.id, Studies Indicate the plant environmental damage for grant" to private Frank flook of the Jackson. ;x)llutinn. Maybe It will kill you would eventually employ some large economic benefit. "I've been working with in. silk Environmental Conrdlnat- in 200 or 300 years. Malnutrition 11,000 workers declared Jackson- will kill you quicker." William Staten, administra- ttis'ldual members of the CobI. ing Council Robert Itouta, survey chief rifle "stifers from a too coincontinue to do net anti I will tive us iger for Vestinghoet', lb i,i4iniii, I(lie Fbi like I)eptrtine'nt of IIiCIII (ILSt'OSC, grou said ''things e:ldn't have- been Beaufort said Re8uuIt'rs, Nit tiituuJi ii halt by truths." Natural asked winch is giided Three conservationists better" after the live and one. hearing without a sign of the Audubon the Bob hlopton of lot hour public hearing that the council to reject — or at Society charged that unbiased emotion. Asked afterward If he preceded council approval. But least delay — action on the permit, which intornuition on the Impact of the had changed liLs iiiiiid lit-out 1* said, Portsmouth, Va., Li still dredge and fill had not been mode anything in an unfavorable surcompetition with Jack- would till In Back River, a 239. project Blount readily available to the public. vey report he submitted Inst vilee as it site, and no decl- acre tidal bayou on On the other side, daniel week, he replied "everything Mon will be made until final Island. actionontheFloridapermit.These three stood alone BrownofthcUrbanl4ragueand still Is there." j = I 1 i , j 4 + H-TT ~_ -!III- - -- -~Ti 111T M . present. I ~_ - -1 V - I 4, As In meetings of the Method. 1st Council of Bishops or the Episcopal House of Bishops, there was a distinctive tone of 1 - .- , and maybe. Just maybe we should get down on our I - Rdftimnt UMMUDM to iWJUde them in th& re**CtiVe lo We do ask this ultimate question about life and Je'sus ives us the answer Jesus never lef t any doubt in anyone's mind as to what he Many touchy points that p colated briefly to the surface were quickly passed over with. out action, * momentary ripple on the generally ce-paced flow of rporlJ t4 presents- 1! 3~~ .MN%I.---'Atli" By F. T. MACFEEL.Y Associated Press Writer - I I "MIM I Wi at.. eat, tlW. Up).'. The manners always were p0hte, gracious. * muting dli. ferences, even When they bobbed up Indirectly. When Bishop Joseph M. Breitenbeck of Grand Rapids, Mich., questioned the clrulalion t bishops of a Vatican dl. recth'e to nuns to stick to dis- -1 1 In reality we perple2rd modems are raising the ultimate Cardinal KroI, put It when ne bishops were Introduced. Ile injected notes of humor." t All •kaaa a.,a..aaaA lIII 7 Altogether, 337 bishops were PJ, Uj Ong toe + I_ -ll i 1 1 __ 1 1~ ~__~_~~__ our spirits be sept an fire so that our Uvrj will be filled with up comment Ku dwelt on the common, prosaic nature of the April proceedings In Atlanta, r. • "K" ,., . U' and avoidance of clear debate, there also were intriguing glimpses Into ecclesiastical dl. plomacy and maneuver, 'ft's a matter ,( tacth," Bishop Ernest J. Primeau, of . " . . ______ - Friday. May 5, 1972-3A The Sanford Herald Is - Is America uiving uuauie. &uia 1Question formed secuJ,) lar as: euv wi'ei ,irma1.,ve answer 4 developing . , "We have - but we have been starving our piirpo.as We haw been concerned about bigger salaries, bigger telesislon scris, 1' cars-arid gger missiles instead of which ._r. ~% Lite ? the b'g16 ideas on - Bishops' Half A 6 - • i• Rout3ne But Reveaiung ~a_ I 16 .- - ---------- - Violation Charged - - ttYtIC5 Rev - , - ---- - - I F 1 (1 F 1 £.O 11 I Ii -- ) Ui - l,., '" _____ fn,nlii In '.',,.' ........ _______ Roundup Planned At Wilson BULLETIN - -. .1.. I_ _*_..$_ ee• _---1-.... .,..hl__ S S...,.. _&.1.. - ______ _______ -' '' ' A.,. ______ �4A—The Sanford Herald Political Notebook Editorial Comment 6 Florida s New Political Status ii political world. Registered Democrats gave a resounding vote to Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama who mode busing his own issue. which it has been ever since he "stood in the door." It catapulted him into national prominence as he garnered all of the Florida delegate votes and, in doing so, started the then front-runner on his slide into withdrawal. Senator Edmund S. Muskie just did not properly estimate the stakes in Florida. It was after the Florida primaries that the real value of such expensive contests was first questioned by such responsible political lenders as the Democrat, Senator Mike Mansfield and the Republican, Senator George Aiken. They advised a national presidential primary. A step which is getting more and more attention as a te primary alter state priiiuiry results fiiULv in confusior than clarity . There will be others but, for the nonce. the results in Ohio and Indiana are sufficient. 10 these contests the man from Minnesota Senator Hubert H. Humphrey took on his two most formidable Democratic opponents. In Ohio, this was' the fast-climbing Senator George McGovern of South Dakota whose appeal has been greatly enhanced by the debacle of the South Vietnamese forces and the growing opposition to the Indochina war, of which he has been a consistent opponent. But, even more surprising the support for this liberal, intellectual had expanded lot" the led "hard hat" circles, who were equally aW by his stand on the economy and taxation. Thus Senator Humphrey, the man who lost by the thinnest of margins when he headed the badly fractured Democratic party in 'GB, kept up his new and even more lively campaign. His friends in organized labor who number many) went to work. Joining them were the old-line - Democrats with many black voters Joining their ready and promised a performance which would enlighten the voters. But such is not the case. Mmost everthing went wrong with the Ohio machinery. Even as this comment iz written on Thursday morning, the final statistics are not - - available. Yet Ohio has placed 76 delegates in the HHH column and 64 for McGovern to give him first Ballot support in Miami Beach when the Democratic national convention comes to order in July. spotlight. For now Miami Beach will be the host for both the Democrats and the Republicans, who found the facilities and the political climate of San Diego not adequate nor hospitable. Back-to-back national convention is a phenomena that few cities have ever been able to Indiana was something of the same order, although there the voting machinery behaved itself. Yet the final results put 56 of the 76 Democrat delegates on the Humphrey line-up and only 20 for Governor Wallace. But the handle efficiently. Now Miami Beach has that opportunity. We believe the full matur i ty of the Sunshine State will be achieved at that time and defined as a political iorce of major national importance. - Offbeat Ruminations Merr-O .Myir : Your Owin Mag .'(herde1 btthcddit BRALBOYLE ic Baton h& w yoru (Al') - Every without LiXAting up on the roof newspaper Or 111 the Saturday It was common f or a man to man holds a magic baton In his and bragging about Li Everting Pt on weekends. hold the same job—and stick to heart. It was pretty hard to find a Therejust didn't seem Wbeany the same job—all his We. He It is called rnm. business tycoon who hadn't. as Other SWt ways to sUcCan in didn't like to change either. With It he can dismiss fears of A00NIAI& OVER P4/AM! the IUIUi'C and calm the tur. bulerwr of today by restoring and enjoying the serenity of a past Urra. It is mt aps only 1*, the reassurance that memory provides us that human beings are able to endure this world with the fortitude we &i. YOU'Vt got a lot to conjure up if y ou can look back and remember when— Only an extu. bitionist changed his underwear nwe than once a week. More corn was popped at home over the kitchen stove than In ClaCthC machines In the movie One of the time things about being tszn Into a aalJ family was that a hungry kid usually "Greatest Of Ease coitild have mean& at dinner. In a Large family a boy who didn't In Oklahoma City, a couple of circus performer-s exchanged their wedding vows while swinging 40 feet above the flour u their trapeze. When the bride tossed her wedding bouquet of red roses, it was caught by a clown. Could that have some significance? Memphis (Tem.) Commercial Appeal - „ffan 11hr *Wafrrb put enough on his plate to satisfy him at the first passaround was out of luck. Tt strew boss in the iacto always gave you a lighter wort load if you both played on the caricpero team on Sun. CLaL. A husband dltht necewrlh wind up In the divorce cowls If he told his wile that a woman's place was in the kitchen. But. all In all, women really the roust In those days, just as - -. 32771 dn- Happy Birthday WALTER A C'IELOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNED DOYLE. Advertising Director 1Mb01 FRANK VOLTOLINE. Circulation General Manaqer JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Associate Editor FRED VAN PELT WINIFRED F. GIELOW Managing Editor Comptroller STAFFORD DERBY ROY GREEN Adverlisino Manager Editor of Editorial Page CHARLES HAYb Sports Ed1cr Mechanical JANE CASSE LBERay County Editor RALPH HAYS Comp. Room Foreman DORIS WILLIAMS RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR., Staff Photographer Society Editor UBSCRiPTION RATES 3c Week Home Delivery $1.50 Month *15.001 Year $96 Months By Ma il In Florida Some As HOITIa Delivery 111.7D Month 6MonthI$11I 15 14mes $20.00 U.S Postal Regulations, provide that all mall subscrlpllDni be paid In advance. Entered as second class matter Oclobef 77. 1910 at the Post Office of Sanford, Florida 37771, All Other Mail No part of any malaria[, news or advertising c" this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner without written permission of tPi. publistur of The Herald Any individual or firm responsible trw such reproduction will be considered as infringing Lin The Heralds copyright and will be held liable for damage under the law. Published daily eiicept Saturday. Sunday and Christmas published Saturday pre .ding Christmas The Herald is a member of the Associated ress which is en titled ezcluslv,ly to the use for reproduction at all liii local news printed in this newspaper. Herald Area Correspondents Fern Park - E. Estates Attamonle Springs Marilyn Gordon Go.nrod. Easlbrook I31493 Marilyn Gordon HST's 88th Evokes A Glance Back by FRANE MACONSM ( P1 7 Nei Service For Harry S Truman, 3 -d president of the United States, the maglc number this year has tobeeight. Born on May 8 1114, HST will observe his 11th birthday next Monday. If you are old enough yoi will remember bow headline writers used HST from April 12. 1*, the day Vice President Harry Truman became president after the death of PrankUn Delano Roosevelt, until January, ii, when he was succeeded by Dwight D. Eiatho'e-. Harry and Bes Thin= as usual will spend a quiet day at their thdepentletw,e, Mo., home Monday, with only a few long-time personal florida dropping by. And, of coixae, their daughter. Margaret, now Mrs. QIltou Daniels. He- bnabland is New York Tsmeaeditor. She returns home every year for bar lalkw's birthday. Across the nation othera wW honor HST. who row from an obscure Missouri county judge to becom e chief helt mhange execubve of thr United -. course of hjslory. Harry Truman he and Lyndon B. jotrisori we the only living ex-presidents was a controversial figure most of the time he sat In the White House. He was called a 'little World We- I lieutenant" by those who didn't know be was promoted to captain before the war ended. And some critics seamed him for once bel!$ an unsuccessf ul haberdasher In Kansas City. Yet Harry Truman's fateful decision to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki brought a swift end to World War II. War historians have wrItten that this may have saved a million Allied lives. More than twice that many men were poised to Invade the Japanese homeland by m and air if the Japanese warlords had not capitulated Aug. 14, is*. Thirnan was elected to the U.S. Senate In 1934 with the help of Taco Panda gost's Missouri political This was a hopeful chapter In the rather nondescript Truman years which followed World War 1. The were brightened only by Ida marriage to Boss Wallace, a childhood s'reetheart. In 191 Then followed the Kansas City haberdashery deL*cli In ' - - the depths of the 1121 depression. Almost in desperation Truman locked up a comrade In eU5 wflo Introduced him to Thomas J. (Tom ) Penderp.zt, then approaching his heyday as $ boss of the Democratic machine that ruled Kansas City and later Missouri. Harry Truman had Baptist, Masonic and American Legion connectzou' and therefore was an attractive prospective canPendergast named him Jackwii County oversee- of highways. That led to election as county judge. Truman was oo the political road upward. ln later yews te made nosec7et of his connection with Toni Pendergut, even after the Pendergast !TIbC11IIie collapsed and 250 were Indicted for tss Including Tom Pendergast. Yet no fraud or evasion Pendergast taint ever was attached directly to Harry Truman, who once said: "There was nothingwrong with my relations with the Pendergast machine . Every Democratic politician including myself went to Torn Pendergast for support...” Truman's career as a U.S. senator was undistinguished until, after reelection, )r introduced a resolution In 1542 to create a "watchdog" committee empowered to keep an rye on the nation's wartime rearmament program. Truman was named committee chairman and the Seu'te group made headline alter headlitie by unearthing corruptlom among war contractors. The Truman war thvestltlng carumlitee was credited with saving An1can taxpayers twn*'eds of millions of dollars. Harry Truman In the space of ti few years became a national figure instead of an obscure Missouri officeticider. The W5 the start of Harry Truman's journey to the White House. President Roosevelt chose him as a running mate .rn 1544 over Vice President Henry Wallace altar big city Democratic leaders convinced Roosevelt that Wallace's radical pro-Russian sympathies would endanger the ticket In the South and In metropolitan areas. When Mooelt died in m1d-1SI5. Trumanasked newspaper friends to "pray for me." He knew his limitations. because Roosevelt had not consulted him on major domestic or foreign problems since the election f ive months before. - . . Ca'isetberry Tanglewood Kathy N'black $317130 Lake Mary Ann t.eC2kowsAi 3724704 Lake Want-se mall 13%-MiS Ann Riley Chuiuota 3" 5207 NUtlh Orlando Mary Hyatt 1313116 Colored Comniunity .'I2 5.15 DllonsDelary Enterprise m-2 Ext. $7 W:llhemson declared. After expressing his view and making it understood full well the annexation had been changed to provide a higher zoning classification for the residential development and a change to business district for the formerly planned cornmercial area, Williamson voted In favor of the ordinance. Mayor Ken Brown, who had expected a negative vote from the old gentleman which would have necessitated carrying the matter over for another week before final action could be and declared. "You 4 accomplished, turned to Williamson voted yes. God bless you !" Williamson answered, "You thought I was mad at you, didn't you" Ken announced be had called the special meeting to reconsider the issue. Later in the meeting, Brown urged adoption of an ordinance to extend the closing times of places selling alcoholic beverages from midnight to 2 am. Monday through Saturday. When Williamson voted In favor of this ordinance, too, Ken laughingly remarked, "Mr. Williamson, I could kiss you." 'it might be all right, but you aren't wearing a dress," was the snappy reply from the councilman. "But I might pot one on Just for you," Ken quipped. - Utilities Acquisition Necessary O By TO!'Y CIMARUFT1 Cvptey News Se-vice 10 it 141 I 1y*1 (Interstate) freeway, in the dark, with bit past the heavy rush hour. But] was tooling about at headlights flashing by WO with traffic moving fast and about 70 miles an hour In the ainaxingly close and LOS ANGELES Soullmm heavy enough to be very fast lane of the Lvcu..iy, and tnghteIng1y last. California freeways have been dangerous. Darkness had just these was too much traffIc to SIIICt the engency Irivw.y ridiculiaill by television cmics, set in. get over to the far right telephones are i, alled every such as Jühiwy Carson, for I was southbound on the emergency parking ar-es. I had Quarter of a mile. I had that years. but those few of to who Harbor Freeway, at Just about to pull into the off-traffic aretit recourse to call for help have lived here all our lives the intersection of the San Diegc near the center divider. Nevertheless, after waiting Witter hoe terrible We would be Freeway, well out of the Even In the dark. I could 1et about 15 minutes for a without them downtown area, when suddenly the water hose had burst. California highway patrolman ?ieverthele, ont an of the my windshield was Inwidated. My problem at that moment. to cone by, as I've seen happen kidding alineti a the freeways Since there wasn't o cloud In though. *ii what to do next. to often to others stuck on the is without tound,ution For a the 5k3. 1 quictly deduced I had believe ii ur not. lor a feliu' freeways, I decided I was to be frightening experience, try riot, pei- thance, stumbled into a wtio drives about 27,000 miles it out of luck on that score. having yors car break dart' cloud tan-st. No. W. lnjtngd, year. mostly on Southern So, cr',utng my fingers, just after dark on the freeway since the overheat button had Caldomnha freeways. I never saying a small prayer and ayiiu'm lighted up on my dashboard, tied bad a fr-.cw:y emer'enc) gcting =a the starting UOC)3, On second thought, don't ft even my totally nomnechar4zed before. That I was, Stafldifl5 I found an opening and daetd unless you're forced into It. train rr.iflzed sornetilThg was alongside the fast Lane of the art-os, the freeway. Whew! There I was one evening, just it wrong wider the hood. ~ _: \ 0<1_ 1- 0 O Outean M's Clarence Snyd..' 322-m41 Osiews Ovids SIavis . ttr Mathit'Jz 30-015 -cma-wr M - __ / ___________ lo~ ___, ---. 1772 ii WA. * ,1Q._ _W!= Of 'Wpul H.yf If you "*e these 'd LOVE the DEMOLiTION DI O I le. - rr II Sewer Improvements anticipated include Increased capacity to meet planned growth, substantially reduced pollution In Gee Creek through use of land spreading techniques, renovating many lift stations, constructing new :mping statio ns to supply service to areas not now served by sewers and major replacement ci old sewer lines. Wounded In Line Of Duty 0 . fili Frantic On Freeway— C BERRY'S WORLD Highway Happenings City of Casselberry elected officials and professional advisors at a recent meeting expressed doubts about whether owners of the City of Casselberry and Sooth Seminole Utilities Company CASSUCO) are sincerely Interested In selling the water and sewer system to the city. Despite this, the city government remains convinced that acquisition is an absolute necessity. According to City Manager Ronald Bergman the elected officials "have decided that only public operation of the system can meet the current demand and needs of future planned growth." "Although CASSUCO has been making many improvements, much work remains to he done to bring the entire system up to municipal standards. Even now, the company Is not providing new service to anyone except to those who have purchased property from the owners." Bergman said. Improvements anticipated by th e city to be com pleted following acquisition are expected to cost some 11.5 million. The Improvements program is expected to solve many of the company's inadequancies and Increase water and sewage plant capacities. the rurchac nd According Ii. Bergman, financing Improvements will be born primarily by developers In Increased tap-In fees and to a much lesser extent by users through a minimal Increase in rates. Specific improvement projects Include substantially Increased pressure through use of new and renovated well sites, additional ground and elevated storage facilities, replacing old and inadequately sized pipe with properly designed and sized Lines and looping Lines through construction of a cross hatch network, the city manager said. The Increased pressure hopefully will solve many citizen complaints Bergman pointed out. However, he added, the real benefit of this increased pressure Is In lire fighting. Required fire fighting pressure will be attained, and an additIonal 100 fire hydrants will be placed throughout the city. The city manager conjectured the improvements might mean a decrease In fire insurance premiums for- the %ntlre city. a - M'iiyn Gordon Lire Baker Longwood'a senior member of the Council, never bashful about speaking his mind, lambasted his follow members of the tx.ard this week for "going back on your word" by conS sidcring the annexation of the Trim-Tic land, one week after further consideration was postponed for two weeks. "This shows little respect for the motion that was made," 111 Curtis Blow, mayor of Casselberry, was sporting a banduid between his eyes this week. No, he didn't run into a door. Actually he was wounded In the line of duty. Wdle pulling a piece of pipe out of the ground he hit himself square on the nose. Back to Longwood for just a moment, a letter of commendation from a Buffalo N.Y. resident was read Into the record this week at the City Council meeting for Patrolman Mike Fisher. And Council authorized the mayor to place appropriate remarks In the officer's personnel record to reflect the compliment. The letter from Walter Pine told of bow In mid 4anuary in the wee hours of the morning his auto suffered a malfunction on SR 434 near 427. Pine, said he was wearing a $1,000 vehicle ring had personal effects worth another $400 in the some U® cash on hlzrtitt the time. well as as He continued that three men7u his car was disabled, began to harass bUn on the dark highway when Fisher came to the resue. Pine said Fisher dispersed the men, dispatched a mechanic to the site and stayed with hitn until the auto war repaired. The Buffalo man also pointed out that Fisher refused i. tip for the courtesy offered as a bottle of wine and a n gesture of gratitude. Altamonte Springs City C-owrcfl came to the end of its patience this week and agreed unanimously to order cited arid prosecuted those homeowners who have failed to comply with the sewer ordinance by hooking up to the sewer system. .As Councilman Den Dorfman pointed out the city can no longer close its eyes to the violations Of some homeowners of the ordinance requiring the mandatory hook-up Violators will be taken into municipal court. the intersect Asked about Hoover's repute. Gray W lion for running the bureau to Ing Director L. Patrick conform to the director's ideas says hi' will run the FBI with "a i>'.atened Amermost lear difference In manner and of what fr Gray said If that was true, style" from that used 4 J "then I will be mere respencive Edgar Hoover. "I don't consider myself as an In Innovative ideas than Mr. Interim or caretaker director," Hoover might have been." Within hours of his appoint. Gray mid in an interview two days after his rnent Wednesday. Gray said he Thursday, imrpnLei' appointment by i'rers$- called top FBI officiate and foki lent NIxon to succeed hoover. them, '1 intend to run the place In addition to making the with patience, understanding agency more receptive to and compassion. Gray saId one of his first changes and fresh ideas from within, Gray said, he plans to questions to Hoover's former iz lien the FBI to greater public aides concerned recurrin charges that Hoover kept secret if w!v 'rtthj'ert to "-nttt" under Hoover, who riled Tries- flies with no direct tearing on law enforcement Just a day clay, Onthqii.*tlraflnfwhi'tierhe before Hoover's death, cohi will be hoover's permanent nlstJacic Anderson said Hoover provided former President t.ynsuccessor, Gray said Nixon told hIm in the White house Thurs. don B. Johnson with reports tiny that when the time comes about the sex lives of various public officials hi, "will be considered." Gray quoted FBI officials as Gray said, he will proceed as saying of such personal files: If L.e job were his for good. Senate, 'Ilwy are nonexistent." Gray In the Democrats WASHINGTON (All) - Act. . Susie Snyder, Janice Appel, Stephanie l'lcIri lyre. Wendy Hoiph, I':iaIn(' I farrell, and i'Lt)WERS blooming a row in South Side School AIk'rnoon Kifl(It'l'hiart('t%S production of ''Three Heart in the ihtp1y ',Vc,M,Lh' .ire P enny Morris, Debbie Standiler, Wanda flombard, - -- - - — -- .--- Mlchck' Ewr'n (Stall Photo -- - ---- ---- -- ---- -- - Union Threatens Farm Prod ucts Boycott must confirm a per- said he Intends to make sure for Manuel Chavez also blasted which y himself after he moves into the The United cities throughout the country if farm workers joining a union of MIAMI tA)') nutrien t appointment. say Farm Workers Union says op- th e Farm Bureau did not cease their choice, but we feel they Conner for a recent speech In are anxious to prevent the cavernous offices occupied by Florida all state and natIonal legislative ought to do it without fear of which the secretary called for a emergence of a personality as Hoover on the fifth floor of the from position Agriculture Secretary Doyle efforts to provide for secret coercion and do it by secret bal. prohibition if strikes by fieldpoierfuI as Hoover tx'caine in Juttice Department for 48 Conner and the Florida Farm ballot elections ill union lot" Chavez said his union was in hands at harvest time. Conner 48 years as director. The inter- years. Bureau is pushing the con- organizing of farm laborers Gray answered: "There may to a secrct.Eial- also called for outlawing sec- Ill) appointinentis not subject to troversial union to the brink of "and other legislation dclii- no way opposed pockets, groups eraleavnr-ing be lot election in Florida, adding, ondary boycotts and said unions confirmation, calling an International boycott mental to unions." orLanize. But networks, cenpay "ever Gray, 55, said he had no to forced growers to "that's what we had at the flood of Florida Form products. quarrel with the way lloover trolly controlled, l don't see that higher wages." Lynn muid his bureau "Is for n>'." Union chief Manuel Chavez said the bigotry displayed by Conner and the Farm Bureau to squelch union organizing efforts "are pushing this tan international boycott) sooner than it would normally come." Chavez said he had labor contacts In 27 foreign countries "who are ready at any time to help usin boycotting Florida products." The UFW, born In California's Ilillsborough County high needs and aspirations of your district office in Jacksonville. vineyards under the guidance of TAMPA, Fla. (Al') The evaluation of school editors, the Army said fellow students." military Chavez' brother, Cesar, recenttoday as Based on comes on the heels of an air It coms recoin- noncommissioned and cornamong Florida's Army meets the press endeavor, tile ly took hold agriculture workers. part of a pilot program to sound buildup In Vietnam and a wave mendatlons will be made missIoned officers would citrus and out high school newspaper edi. protests across the country to expand the program discuss "the many changes of In Florida so far, whether tors on how teen.agers feel has been recognized by Coca atxxit the Vietnam War and on a nationwide scale, Johnston taking place In today's Anr.y recalling the four student and what these changes may deaths at Kent State In 1969 and Cola's Minute Maid Corp., said. life. which employs some 1,200 cit. military In eztendin the Invitation Ii) mean in terms of the conviction, American lives sacrificed In the Anything goes, say the millAsian conflict rus grove and harvesting work- tory promoters. said bout i "No doubt at." en, and 11. P. flood and Sons, "We aren't sure what to Johnston, "growing antiwar major dairy Firm in Dunedin. pect," concedes Toni Johnston, feelings and demonstrations in John C. Lynn, vice president civilian Army consultant who given a diploma, part provoked the seminar. of the farm bureau, accused arranged the seminar. "We MABSIIAI.L, Mich. (Al') - they pass are "The national objective Is .-; ho has years field workers union of coercive Sister Ma ns the What's a nice girl like you that by the end of this year the e, was not ctics in gaining recognition, want to know what questio ta of teaching experienc if we're answering itolng in a place like his?" a jail, enlistment rate will have inteaching in "We intend to redouble our kids have, here Is a COmULU Sister Mary Kayatln, a Ito- hesitant about point that we'll to the creased the riay he te!ches VI(Uitã to issLat farrncra and them, ifgap, t and whether our man Catholic nun, hears that uggles nications 1973 If an all vol. know by July in the Battle s their tr workers s in adult education farm old line a great deal. She is a inuige Is effective." unteer Army will be feasible, against demagogues like Cesar R ecognizing the next 12 months teacher and spends three nights Creek school system. draft then." "I've learned to accept people There would be no Chavez and no threats or co- are crucial to a planned swit- a week Instructing inmates at The Army wants to know to one like as they arc," she said. ercion from him or chover from a mandatory draft. the Calhoun County JaIl, "Once they (the prisoners) what degree antiwar sentiment him Is about to stop us," Lynn Army brass want to take a hi "She looks at us for what we influenced potential solsaid. n tCCT%•O thinking about the are, not as criminals or In. are in the clasarooni, they are has diets. lie said a UFW delegation the Amer. war In general and military life mates," says 21-year-old Danny just like all students." "Thu we can't overtook," Sister Mary has been teachcalled on officiat.s of Charles, one of her students. particular. Jotinstin tft.it&91 the jail three nights a icon Farm Bureau In Chicago inTranscripts will be made of at Sister Mary teaches under a ing "mas- the panel discussion In which program designed to help In- week since September. The proLast week and threatenedboycott four prisonsire propaganda and the military says It will can- mates complete their high gram has enabled campaigns against Farm flu. didly supply answers to all but school education. They study (tS to receive diplomas and bereaus" beginning Monday. classified for the General Education Dc- twet'n 10 and 13 Inmates are exfie said the union represent- questions concerning relopmnent test, a high school pected to graduate In June. atives Informed them the camOne of her prime concerns Is This will be evaluated by the equivalency examination, and If pal gns would be conducted In 40 to show the inamtes that someone Is interested In them. Charles, as an example, '' dropped out of high school In the 11th grade because of problems I at hotirt.'. Now he Is planning to attend Kellogg Community College when released. lie A ir f !W r ; hopestoassistinteachingatthe 1,. 411. jail. 2 I $-j•1 ______________ No. Auxiliary Deputy James Parsons attends the classes as a "\----------------.-_-__-_,/ .*if i guard, although discipline has oi tywwriLer oraddingmschino*urdth.purcIaa.o(sbrThdlwW bet'na problem. not :1' ,..t.:' AitteAwl ROYAL. 739 Ek.'in AdJr'.. Machine. Nata'nuiIy Allie said the prisoners' attiVftIWd at 112995. t"c tucks gt'neriili>' have changed )our B.ankAmrrird -r1., "from belligerent to tolerable" or Ma,trr Chariie, cr pay a. little a. $5 .-r _ and attr ibutes this Improvemonth on * rrutar in mmml to Siste Mary's program. iultmentpisnwithui . tuart -z .I I .__ . . - '-- --- Army Quizzes Teenagers On War, Military Life - -___________________ _- - Nun Teaches Crim inals -' - - - _____ _ ______ - - - - - ' _______ - ______ ______________________ iii ___________ i' r'Tfl '. - ' - - __ ______ __ ~ r 9"T '7,' -- .. uil1ss ________ _________ ' _ I. - '' b'' - . 'jwy F '. '.j";',ry _ . "- ;': '' Representatives of the Florida Department of Tran. 5portatk5l are to be Invited toe meeting of the Altamonte of Springs City Council to inform on plans foe- modifications ion ofU8.h7425 next lOYears . 0 With somefivecri1im0te1it0bebltIn near Pb0huhhltyt0 the intersection All well as some elht gasoline service ,latbonI planned there the city wants to cmclafly know what the expect, members of Council said. ran the Fill, 't,'at I know I'm a different rt of guy. It> Silk F SIIPINAUAN Associated Press Writer Mayor Is Surprised . bear Lake. Fat-eel City 631 "59 It Isn't the Job, It's the Monotony the Wi about a national four-day work weei being around the corner just isn't true. So says one student of the matter, an)way. "Actually busineu and industry are moving more slowI7 In that direction than the headlines would mditate,' management consultant Roy W. Walters told an Amer-lean Management Association workshop in Chicago the other day. He points out that in the last 20 years the average 1 work week has been cut only 3.4 hours. The prospect Is that it will be cut by only two or three additional hours in the next 10 years. The whole idea of a four-day week seems to Indicate that we are giving up on work Itself as a source of en grossing Interest and creative growth in favor of more elsure time. This Is faulty reasoning, says Walters. Instead of trying to stretch the weekend, be believes management should be concerned with what motivates workers. The best thing a businessman can do to alleviate employe dissatisfaction or boredom is to take a long j hard look at the jobs his em ployes are being asked tot perform. "Asking people, especially youn; people, who are leading meaningless work lives for eight hours a day, five days a week to do the very same thing for 10 hours a day, four days a week, doesn't solve anything. What do you do for an Incore—go to a 12-hour, three-day work week" When workers are dissatisfied with their jobs, four days Instead of 11%-c won't help much, be says. Many, in fact, will take on n second job that is more rewarding. or to make up for lost overtime, thus adding to job shortages and creating new economic problems. $314073 Ann Riley An engineer- for a proposed new land development in the City of Longwood, while trying to sell the City Council on the superiority of homes his clent plans to build. Issued a rather stern Indictment of fedc,.elly subsidized "235" housing. Joseph Abrams, engineer for Trim-Tic Construction Comoanv de'.'1'tnin' 1fl1 orres no the Loniwood-Markham Road, first denied his client's homes will be In the 130,000 price range while 235, are generally In the $19,000 price range. "The 2.35s are generally built as cheaply as the builder can get by with," Abrams said. "They are expected to last five to 10 years and then, hopefully, will burn down." II what Abrams said Is true, it Is sad that the taxpayers' money is used In such a manner. If on the other hand the engineer Is wrong, It appears he owes someone an apology. By DON OAKLEY . GL,RY TAYLOR 'My Style' - - To Run FBI R' DONNA F.STES One Man's Opinion --- 1131 9993 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. WASHINGTON iNEM ordeal of presidential camrigorous Refterling on the paignIng, a close friend of Sen. Edmund Muskie's told me: has happened to him this year is unconstitu. tional It's cruel and inhuman punishment. utterances It From his behavior and from many has probably always senator battered cl'ar today that the felt a kind of Stevenohiafl distaste for the absurdities and brutalities of American campaigning The late AdIai Stevenson hazed every moment of it, In a curious way his new posture, withdrawal to the relatively relative quiet neiave of the U.S. Senate, may fit pretty closely Muskie's Ides of how campaigning ought to be done It may be reasonably accurate to say that he wants the presidency but does not want to fight for it In the accepted clawing American style. One of his aides said some %w11 ago 'He'd make a great presidcr.t, but he's a horror as a candidate" When his double defeat April 25 in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania brought matters to a critical point, Muskie's decision to opt. then, for the enclave strategy came rather easily. Actually, he weighed four possibilities: to do what he announced April ? he would do. to postpone such a dcciiion another week (until after the big Ohio primaryt. to in an £ L:: eth:. Ia p-i out i4 the 12 it tilt to the end People who were with him at his home In the aftei* math of him defeats t qv that setting out altogether was the first thing be re3ected. Too many of his key supporters, senators and governors he telephoned that day, told him to keep himself available as a candidate. Almost as quickly, he decided he could not go the full route through the New York primary June 20. The ke) reason advanced, a crippling shortage of money, w ar real enough But it is also evident that he faced hirther defeats In Ohio, Michigan. Oregon and California He checked people carefully In some of these places and got persistently gloomy report.s. Put together wi t his proved distaste for the whole process, these arg merits for abandonment of the primaries were compel. ling For awhile, a fair case seemed to exist for keeping his iond with Gov. John Gilligan of Ohm and going at it hard for one more week. But several telephone conversa• tions with Gilligan produced such dark forecasts for that primary that even hanging on that brief period seemed a fruitless course. Neither Muskw himself nor his principal strategists a have any illusion that the "retreat to the Senate" promising course for a presidential aspirant. Seldom do American politicians and voters look to the man wh$ Is standing In a circle of sandbags, waiting for the action to come to him. They tend Ic' pick the aggressive figure, the man with the political killer instinct, who is out there braving the fire and trying to slash his way to the top. Yet, both among Muskie's own Immediate entourage and in the circle of his endorsers and backers In the Democratic prtY, a notion persists that he is the best man, the rca choice of the voters, the one with the best chance to defeat President Nixon next November. An odd piece of supporting evidence turned up alter the Wisconsin disaster but before Massachusetts .Pennsvl vanla: A poll in a fairly liberal New York city congrissional district gave MuskIe 33 per cent, Hubert Humphrey George McGovern 13. But, whoever these people are, they don't seem to be the kind who vote in primaries. , TELEPHONE 3222611 statistics are misleading as they do not depict the efforts which either candidate did or did not make providing no informative result to guide the voter. As all of these primaries take place California in June is the Armageddon and the delegates named, Florida again takes the ranks. Thus the actors and the scenario were Deliberations By BRUCE BIOSSAT -. ivii-- 'l' Gray Plans Donna's 'Available' Fits Muskie's Taste I Florida's coming of age as a mature and important stage on which political events of deep drama and eye-filling spectacle are presented is taking place this presidential year of 1972. First there was the presidential preference primary which broke new ground in Florida's Friday, May b, The Sanford Herald Friday, Mays, 1972 MIKE CIIISM, Donna Sutties, larry Suttles, and San. dra Chism, represent all the children of Lake Mary Ele- OR F MORE mentary School who request support of the PrO aluminum can collection to raise funds for audio-visual aid stands for their clurooms. (Ann Sleczkowtki Photo) IS 17-92 FURNITURE SALES CASSELBERRY __________ r Exclusi'ely Asiatic, the tiger ranges from Siberia to Indoneslaandfromiap$fltoeastem Turkey. george _,, ' - S ' [- 233 East Rohinn ' • nWn Ot!anJ& • st-3t -.1f �.;-__.__ - - _-_ __-j-.-- .. -___- -_- - rJL. • :--- 6A-The Sant"d Herald Friday, Mays JiA .-7-~~ _ W--... t7-. 7 , . IV. _N I _~__ Is Found Increase Gull Poser & Ught Co. has an nounced that It wtu pan I I ~, -1. - !=-%i 14 FINI M a . I , 1 l .-1 - .! - . . ____I, k - 11 01% - -_ _. OVV -~ .- -~ I __1111~A' ._~~ __% ._ _ ; . \' __ -_ - .1 ____ l - T - -,-. ____ - ~ ~ . - _~ i - ~ I ' -___ _____ cent, - ' - - - - ____ ' _____ - .- .'- __ _______________ _______ ed ) . - u rn I'ffI('t Auto Accidents Point "T'Irawh"'T"J"m a"' *.)oi ier k,.reehK roi I Intersection Legal Not" raw hike In Miami Monday. FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS hereby p4ven that I en,20ged )vi dl IorI6a Sanford SemInole Count imoerme fiiiltIaiI name 01 GatpLa *10,1.15 sar.oc.. and mar i intano to tar saId name with The Clerk 01 the Circuit Court. S&MAIWO cow" section War, Violence, 113 oc F IaIl(.a Statutes tis IK.thttnMC1wTflBS'5 who has been granted approval may be a similar t*iikkipat the made by datr that Leonard jobs are being &.ne all the time 8 ANN SIECZKOWS11 to Intervene In the case. mouth cif the creek arid Lake Cnsselberry was ordered to stop all over the county, without charged Wednesday that vp&i. his operatlon on Lake Toney as permits of any kind. The small Land development in the Jessup. was promoting Its tAdair rtqutstt'd the Army It is In violation Of State and jobs are completed before in advertising l*ld for by jtj \ iflagc of North OrlandG trig in the city limits of Engineers to County regulations, He was anyone ever knows they have $ JANE CA2DIRY Florida Land Coqa e customers. He called this pert cirmed b' th the police between Jan. 1 Company. has in past months an investigation. The data alleged to have been dredging been started. "grossl) t'. t released heavily turbid waters obtained from the U. S. and hlling on the shore line. A ci.Biuty-ae than May I ci this , •, recommended that the i.e half of the vehicular accidents within one-half mu, of the SR the T'SC call a bali Creek, acecrdirig to Geological Survey office in report is to be to inirsectior. imrnediatei3. 43(4 S i; FPLL's power plants are a Langley Adair, pollution Winter Park sPictas a marked Internal Improvement .&gency. haulers be bonded and lined for violations he never found. Leo Notice Police Clue! GNrge a.i. This is a serious increase in now in t control dicer, Commissioner Sidney Vihien South reported today. was carried ternoorn and evenings ci April according to Adair, bCCUS 20 trucks Of V4 accidents Investigated, air pollution and the company Is downstream to Lake Jessup, 1 arid 20, showing that turbid result ci Casseiben"s actionssaid he knew of 1 and the w.umber alone FICTITIOUS ta 153 occurred In which hauling where, at times , the turbid area waters are still being placed will be a dead-end canaL NOT ICE _ NAME problems. precludes efficiency of in. comty ptinntic50 cui will present pollution Ore .'. aeextended at 1,000 yards fan-wise Into Soldier Creek. bonding which also the to reduce emission Mobile Mater S1$tt.. Seminole Slgnufteent cause in Commissioner John KimA report on the ininto the lake. would require more Inspectors. movalcd sulphur from fuel oil County. Flotida under The fiClitiWa of a'eis Actair "id that based on his vestigation sill be made next trciught to the attention (t FI, ricIfiS tit u , prom A work session will be 1*1.1 on IS "cum of 4M t to 0jard County Commission the observations of sediment build- seek. itLiti brill tl%w pfl' ci a 'N ducirug 5p absence Road was the In other achon, a report was situation where small hauling this problem Thesday. me'cert name ,.n ' up in Soldier Creeir, there also ILT-o" anem Irardwr said bonb'I10'0 ° He revealed that he had ICS1IOJS Waffle Sil1i. To received a reply to his request F$D'I Lt.4Ø1 W S0C1i I4S for such I Z4fl frUTI * State Dep*TtTDenI of Trar.çtorati UbP Mwfl WIIII0is distrid angbicer's office in PubJiW May & 2. W 2t 1177 Del.and. The letter stated his DID 36 StMt bad been accepted SEMINOLE COUNTY WAND and the sign would be installed OF COUNTY COMMISItONES$ 13 SOflfl U possible. '' May S. .1. 1*.. - DEC43 , NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NiME STATUE TO WHOM IT MAY .3311Co1N: un.crrsigI'bed. -. . ----- on tlr ' CORPOR A T ION. 0 - L)PI1It corporation duly organized and ,isHn u1100f ai10 by vIrtue of me LOWS of The Stit Of Florida, by Ifs Pos,5ifl$ 0V Srofary. purw*M 10 me CTh,DUS Wat'. Sti?&fle. Chapter $ö$Y. Florida St.en,s. will rpISlPr with The Clert of The Circuit Court. Wi and tot Sertwie Cowity. l'iorida. Upton 'eceipt of proof of The publtcat* Of this No!'ct. the i*t4ous nam.. to wit SElWYN BUSINESS 5105E01 undot Which it is •flPOPaO In bins it U.S1 blvd Ie,,iInoIe tassel berT V . Wi flurida That bfsWIatt Itu-I1• Is at f*IIS: SEE WYW INDUSTRIES CORPORATION DEC 117 SAID AGAINST ESTATE: You, slId each l you. af hereby twilled and reQuit, to pPI$W1 any or CIbITh Ot OIlfl$nd y' ,ft?*t of you, trot have aElirts' the tats 01 AdsIlte L king deceased. we a, kmWI. County. Florida. Th filIng "at ctl $1.50. 'a The County PubIld' MOf S DID 30 IN THE CIRCUIT COVET. IN AND COUNTY. SEMINOLE 55 FI.ORDA. CIVIL ACTION 100. 71111 the Cain liaise a Sanford. FIW-Id$ withIn tip calendar moroha Prom the due of The f?T1 ou5llcallor of this llICa. SAID CLAIM 01 DEMAND MUST SE DULY SWORN ,O AND IN If THE MARRIAGE OF LINDA ANN .UGELE. PETITIONER. AND JOHN ARTHUR kUGELE. REIPON DENT. TO; JOHN ARTHUR KUGELI Of 1- GARFIELD AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLAND. NEW .1111EV NOTICE OF £CflO11 YOU ARE MERElY wOTIFIED ta' an action tot 011IOilflIOlt martiaoe 1155 been $ .1.0 by LIN DA AWN KUG.ELE and VOl. 5P5 DJPUCATE Frbeaa I'..wwiaro so 0MI1tI1I of me Estate 01 Adeilne 1. km. Deceawo A0Ors Rome I. 00% 46 F10IØ5 7l3 Q,i Law Offices of Robin * Wilson £1 Sou" LIncoln *..rs CbearwsIit. Florida fl$10 _, to serve a copy 01 oetenses. If any. to It on CAR ROLL PUBlISh AprI 14. 1. X. May S 1572 DEC .0 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND Ø5 SEMINOLE COUNTY , FLORIDA. CPVIL ACTION NO. 7145$ DiVISION C IN if THE MARRI&OE OF A MICHAEL .Vtt'*IfI. potit, --- McINTE J. , Respondent. NOTICE OF ACT ION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO PATRICIA j MEN1tF. WHOSE ADDRESS IS c M4.LIN& MILC..RE0 CONLEY. ROUTE a. x i EN SE L. I V ILL. I t%HCTSt RESiDEWCF IIJC' ' a IS UNKNOWN ,. Aka" 4" a VWulo ha.115 bean filed reqafda5 you? marridge Is MICHAEL A McI NILE. .n Circuit Caur' In and tot 5.snt*liO1. FlOridA. the short title of Which Is IN or MIP P ACE T .'E RE A Swotit A MICHAEL MCENIL(. Petit loller, md PATRICIA J. UcENTE 1. lesppnOent. theta aid SUe .iiW Ai 10 015*' pleCdW5 wilt. tiw Clerk The Circuit Court Wefica at Public $aar*u.5 1 board at County Con' ThSWf5 01 5.inffioie Coutty Will P1.10 a public hat Ing to cotwiata ciionge 01 PottInI from C 1 Retail Cotnvatclal to 13 MutPIs ''i w c PATRICIA F&-.A- in - UrThef ooscrlave as Worth Of Ptow,tI brone,i Road and Wesi f Lab. Mo,It Road Two, public hearIng will be held lit the Coutly ComvnIssidI' Chambers o nt Couti $Dilt.. Sanford. . ff72. at 750 Floa an May P.M.. d' SI $OWI t?1.ffIt $0IsIbIs Board 01 County CarnmtstIO11e1 %mlno3e County. 1 lot Ida 5y. C.r.c Drummond. to The Cavidy JWSgaS (.awrt t $omtavfe Cauofy. Slate 01 FisrOfi an O C PITATU Of: ADILIWE L KING Deceased TO ALt. CREDITORS S NO ALL P50115 HAVING CLAIMS OS FILED IN a-- fl--F '' proparty The (ad 711.1 ft V the Wed .01.3 PT of The Worth $014 Pt 01 the Sbtrnt of The 1* ' IM 1q Pt of me ed 01 the SW ii 01 SecIldI IS 311 301. Ud Ithat apr?ion prWntIy .101111 * Ross. SI.CTVWy Oiled at C-asu.ltwrr,, S••ThIf1.* Counp. F Ida. A.p'-II 71th. W'2 Publtd. Aprita, May S. it, 15 1177 Amelia% Court of P__ Leo Notice FICTITIOUS NAME - lee Sontedle lot Pet ttl15q. 113 BURkE. A! cu Sanford Atlantic boric PuIld ffi Sanford. Flotida 33I and file me otIgItSI With The CWrt at me ledcourtDnotbe4or.meIltoay sty Of iu. AD 1*72. otherwIse • .Iubgmetd fha tic indited yo. Pot The relict d.morided Wi the hwubrgvwttti.l I Ith b.JSInOSI 01 *31 1. NOTICE family on 11w 40411,1 O.tC?IbIO B, Cart W lurfit. DEMANDS __ of i Or linda Drive. Sanford. Fla.. simiwte County, Florida n.aw the of STEWART I4M. and that I to ragipot sae name tm me Ciert of me Circuit Court. 1emnle County Fiore* in aprdaica wit' , pro.issons 01 me Fir' TI sous Nime Statutes To WIT ?.ec1 ,or, us o reoso. statutes i57 wlIIam I Schrader WITNESS m,t..,ld and mebooI May. (5401 1 A,'thUfH bockwtth. Jr Clint 01 CIrcuit Court Seminole County, FbeIdP By tItan Scott CWP!J, Ciert CARROLL BURKE At!..' r#v for Petit. AiLtnr bahe BIiI " VM DEC 113 SEMINOLE COUNTY OASD OF couwTv COMMI SSIONERS c. ThIs public hitlng will bstwidIn me county COPtIVTtI%%IDfl Chambers Court House, Sanford, of f Florida. on May 30. 1172. at 750 as qida 375 $a,Wurd, PublISh May S. 11. 15. Ii 1577 DID V - SEMINOLE COUN TY BOARD OF COUNTY CCMMISSIOWERS Notice Of Public Hherffi5 n.t (ic.Iit LI LOufl't C..'' rnlnmoners Of Seininnt County .111 I%*lIc tiesi'Ing to me board of As a IciM .I In 1.I% III Al A$tIOl#lIvte Thea to e wVd' Mc.Me 11d We am a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FUR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 71 VS DIVISION; A 1i4( BRONX 5.AYINC5 o*.wr.. a cotporatlon. AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA 10 GARY 0 TATE, and tPie UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Gary 0 Pd Tatp. II married, arId UNKNOWN SP)tJ$L Of bather. L 'Ttt, It ,n'r,ed Ye. are kUnwyfl0tIfed Th01a son has be.'. filed •p inst you and entitled taut., aid that you 515 I1.r50 roouir$d to IllS yQu? amwor *tth me Clark of Thl5 Court, and to y ttw.#of upon me W. a partiit or psatntitvs atIOrTIPI Or: (lien Scolt Deputy Clerk CLEVELAND. MLZE & BERRY pa.'. pQ D,g.er a n$ord. Florida 57771 Ate #171 MOt S. 17. 1*, 1*77 C1Ie is Hospital Notes 0 436 Paving, Signals Work Starts Soon - - '.- Sw en to the .101 tidoof al r,totded In Pie! book I. Page 3 of me PUBlIC RpCtE$ at Seminole County. SERVICE O 111(53 my hard aid 15*510101 at !.r'fno riuro.. t.s Yc da CO Ma, , 1572 RUMLEY pTONTEITKINCO CLERK OF THE h rn ni $11555 INSURANCE fld'Mo tDwfl• Lot 17. block A. FeflowShlo Ad .-dig twillon 17-1 Get a wtw,pping $0 ail.,eaitcp fir tour nil tv,p.wnIe.' or adding machine tinia,rI t he pu,rhai. price o(a brand new Al'OLiA) In Elrclric Portabla Ti,pcwniter. Come. with a r- ful carrying I. liciuts. '.,,,.'. na-ads-il N:; __ $Ii9tl tt.euurI1artI Anneticatd or liteit. r ' - V Chirp, or pay U httii a.$5 per month, '' ; e orge r~,,-,~ '-' S ,tia.i' is CIRCUIT COURT (TWo p L PWIO may L PUblish O(DI of D 21 MOp L 12. 11. BOOTS! - NI the Giqt*1a llo. The sad tilt belS FOreclosure of Mortgage mefl :. 1. UTNUR H. IECK*ITH. .1* SeiciWiDIS Clty. F5,'16 Gy: C.r.c C.rw,wnord. $ - eavd .001-ore Is SMITI., ecr I'IUL-SIY. S,cP4W&LBE. IPRAKER S Sot B.rm,'ft tint Bildirip. .,aclLDn, I... P not l.ter than June 2nd. W73 It pal fall tO do IC. IIIdYI'aiI' W#IV be motored i55 mid yOU tot n.e feb01 WW*tIng 111. totlawirig descrMad on May X. 1*77. at 7 P.M. 11- 01 soon tPWt.0t!ef #' - ab('.t Pow tV sited' In Seminole Catty. ARTIIJR 14 SECKIIITH .1 C lint Of 'he Cit t-,id Court ____________ - Defendants b'oatoted .4.ro an Ma IeflOwel$ . - - C.AIY D TATE, del.. dusa015. .5.flv: Shored on PVIfbe*'5 TheNWaatMa11E%1.'$'No lapin L. Smrry. P 0 Draw a. Ca,nty . lefflInOli Sanford, Florida VhS. on or biters 26 IM 711, FlotId. Fut'Thin o*.cibaC at lying The 11Th gay at May. A 0... 1*73 Read id **tt North Of WIT NESSmy PI.S1I0*'Id Wall of 15* Raid it the Circu Court. In 5110 Pin The PubliC ha4tIn5 ili 4 P.010 Wi Seminole Casttv, Flelida, on this me Ceedv COIVI*)*A O .in.bsns 5th 01 AprIl. *0.. 5511 of the Court HOiSt. Sanford. c...,. F10S. arat - - PlaIntiff, so 111111 - - - DID 21 1it - _" Vegetable Report board 01 County CommissIoners Sewinole Count y. Florida rrg Drvmmon Of CIIoIrITI*n p,t,Itu, , S IM in. ' • &et 1, Blocs 0 , tIammngo&prW. in Loci lam 33 30 34. an L"to LuCerne . ATE - -- v slofico of Public PlaarIn Itt board of County Com of SemInole County tvli? ,,io a piusz heart" to cotweder an appeal aDams1 the board of Ad ustmeit1 In oonylng a r$0uSIt to in A I Agriculture described me .&R& 111,141, Trains Are Way To See The Country Politics Seminole Calendar Petiti on said Court on The 2nd day AD 1573 - ''' SURPLUS ARaoroagar tt.ceaftor -, '' - ARMY-NAVY Pub11J*C April 71. May 3 , 12. It, PM pefliblp r' -- 'News Of The Week ed UT N made FlOrida In acor0anrt with Th* 0 the 1-ectniomjs War,l trilil But conveniently Stay h'usit' for the first cloy it W111t11 repenting' forgotten 81)41 hut, wilell the typical cold It I t1lil"'t. ! K , I (;el idrisly If krp, It*t.I1I sir, most rontagirsis. In the spring, a )'ituig tItan's relaxation and regular Take a hot bath As muscles I' thoughts 1(1111 to swiimniflg, t)IIlRflCCd iticals. Wash your ICIIIS arni IOUIC arteries open tennis, water skiing or boating. IIIIIIdN frequently and well, up, you will probably feel ('t'rthiflly not to etittiting cold. Wear sufficient clothing and totter hut beware. don't take chances (Ifl getting (;ct to bed Tucking yourself In be as ('hille(i, ilie ipti8j sun can will help your boihi regulate its For If you catch cold, dangerous as the first winter the cure tt'rript'rnlure. Keep comfortably ruin. Eager for summer, you is still unknown. The cold has c'eretI. Avritd drafts throw oft your cont and put oil been defying scientists for over Eat a balaru cii ilipt, as much ur cottons, with no concern 3,000 YCOrS as you desire, lrink when you Ancient Chinese uihu'ut cailciting cold. _ ~.~ I Inruiera are thirsty. Don't forc:e liquids 'flint's when the sniffles start, tried to ease cold miseries by IloWn. i .101 I Though colds are more inhaling vapors of horsetail, a When you blow your now, conmton In winter, the season broorn.like plant containing blow gently and blow both slik's ai' a common ' for catching thetis is all year ephedrine. ingredient In modern nose (;oI.I)u.ii(;Ks, i')rwcti Eiodd, trss out Baby (11 1(1%, iN r(t,l(rl lit It I S l"u'tuch Avcuue 15 flOW OVI1 around. Which helps make cold Avoid getting too close to remedies a tnutlUttiUliiin1ohlar. sprayi Itcar's bed in 'Three Bears in the Happy Willi customers being greeted by left to right) Scott Sullivan. David others. Cover cough and P(lWlIeIC(I Egyptian munimny sneezes. one of the a.yenr business Wood.c" presented by South Side School Atuse pnperuuues arni Martin, partner and manager; Jerry Sullivan, owner and manager; biggest money-makers for one WII ti'cjItnlent in the I..)OI put them in a disposable paper ternoon Kindergarten and Mrs. lIt'len Sullivan. of the least understood Seventeenth Century iiitniit ha s. I''t rl ilankles In a (Stall Photo) had their patients put strands of pocket or tinulet a pillow, Use nilme'its. According Iii it chart i!.4tIc(i by hair between 5111.15 it bread and your own towel, hi,t;c t anil the National Instituite of Allergy tt'td to (1 dug, And years ago, l4ussmi.ti and lnf,ctlous f)iseases, it's UM' (I vaIx.riler wrapped their sore ttiroutit with normal for women to catch your doctor if your rout Call a cloth containing one salti,ci colts more often than men. lasts beyond a week, if you have physician herring. Why' One takes icatidriver three years to Today doctors recommend IllOre than one degree of fever fly JAY SIILIJR theorized that because chilitren to early or if you have more than four learn enough to pass the police Copley News Servire are the greatest cold catchers Immediate attention ccikts a year. COPI.EY NEWS SERVICE tin- addres.s to tile nation as a trick and spreaders, their mothers, signs: examination. Pity the poor "naked and its provoked. .Invasion" of South and (tented Communist troops nurses or teachers are read) If overcoming American tourist. LONDON War, talk of 't'(fl' renewed Vietnam. have invaded the south. it may well be that the hoped 'ictjji the instinct.s of a lifetime by violence on American college Inc rCflatssaflcE of passenger The new troop cut will leave Communist negotiators Children often do not covet driving on the wrong side of the campuses and surprise turn In 49,000 Americans in Vietnam poured scorn on Mr. Nixon's their noses or mouths when roach is your cup of tea, you may trains under the Amerlran PAX the U.S. presidential race two months from now, orSOO,000 charges the north was engaged coughing or sneezing They get along tine motivrinK in rail plan to return intercity service has its seeds here in *preempted global attention this below the level when the in a full-scale Invasion. Porter sometimes use their hands fit fl. week as three Apollo 16 President took office three replied that U.S. bombings Britain. Hera, 1,600 trains each If. on the other hand, you'd of instead of handkerchiefs. And day run at tpeectit averaging astronauts landed safely in the years ago. the north would scale down as breathing the saute air ISTI a cold safely, to travel swiftly and mt.re than 41) n'ie an hour, .ini Pacific with a treasure of moon Reflecting fierce combat in North Vietnamese troops began victim can bring on a cold for someone shouting, "Get ho'ut . - - . F ; rxks which might unlock more South Vietnam, the Saigon high withdrawing from the south. (,ver. you clot, before you crash rea'sonahiy prtced menu in .i cther people in the same room. lunar secrets. command said 1,149 governThe tone of the 14th Vietnam and kill us all," then try the genuine diner make eating .ini But many more women are In South Vietnam, Corn . merit troops were killed and peace session offered no more out of the house and working traveling a pleasure. inventive highly ____________________ I ___ After its national railway-; munist troops attacked in great another 3,315 wounded in hope than the first one. British Railways. these days. Does this keep them ______ force around Quang l'il, the fighting In the last week - the \ - , - __ -Campus unrest and violence from catching cold? Not if they ~- ~To be blunt about it. British had d1triy run in the red northernmost provincial highest South Vietnamese broke out across the nation In h.ave co-workers suffering cold motor traffic is a mess for )ti and 6(ttn lost over .1 capital, and cut highways to casultics In any week of the the last week as reaction to the symptoms or it they ride buses cents per million dollars a day, the Gasoline costs block escape routes to the south. war. Ten Americans were stepped-up U.S. bombing Of to work, attend functions where imperial gallon. The roads are British government in 19M took In the north, Hanoi Radio reported killed in action In the North Vietnam and was a number of people congregate congested - there are only • a hard look at the iitern4bves. Either muses of automobiles reported American planes third week of the North Viet- heightened by the President's or eat lunch in a restaurant. few of the freewaytyle roads in a congested small s,Iand or bombing within 35 miles of the namese offensive and 78 others nationally televised promise to other we know and the that vilo what to do? how can you North Vietnamese capital and wounded. continue the bombing until avoid what seems Inevitable? roads are often tricky and else a refurbished high-speed said six allied planes were shot The allies claimed killing Communist troops are pulled winding. If you want the speed a rail service at prices that were e is a old as the The advice down in two days. 4,80C Communist soldiers, a out of South Veitnam. jet makes possible, take a attractive See rTrtI tO be the The U.S. Navy reported the sharp drop from the 7,117 After the President spoke, comfortable BOAC flight to M= choices. destroyers Gurke and Anderson reported slain the previous about 400 Columbia University London and then British Rail sank three attacking North week. students smuhed window s In a Locally. The London rail service I Vietnamese PT boats and In Paris, the United Sta tes New York City bank and later alone fills a timetable the size of K damaged one as the alr..sea war returned to the Vietnam peace about 50 others occupied the the World Almanac. WELLINGTON heightened during the week. conference for the first time In mathematics and hall WESTERN Driving in London is a In Washington, President Bye weeks and immediately barricaded themselves Inside. HARNESS nightmare of one-way streets .. __ DINGOS Nixon told the nation and the threatened to suspend the In the wake of a series of and squares In which left-hand Lace 1, Slip Onworld he Is withdrawing negotiations again unless the primary setbacks, the Maine traffic is the rule. A rental car Fef Akwit, Dress another 20,000 American troops Communist side talks business. senator r'!eased the 1364 MAY 4, 1872 in the city is a liability and Ca sua l Wear. The warning came from U.S. delegate 'reviously pledged to from Vietnam by July 1. But he Admissions means a perpetual race with BUY EM ATVihien, COUNTY COMMISSIONER Sidney vowed to continue the U.S. negotiator William J. Porter him. Muskie said he simply Sanford: "traffic wardens," mostly member of board 'of directors of March of naval and air war against North after Hanoi arid the Viet Cong lacked the money to campaign Martha C. Caldwell female, who eye traffic meters Dimes, and Mrs. Bettye Fergerson, member of Vietnam until the enemy ends denounced President Nixon's in upcoming primaries. Jay R. Davis with the zeal of a hungry eagle executive committee, look over the Bell Ruth Williams waiting to POune London's 310 5 SOfOId A'e Mary Byrd Williams proclamation for Healthy Baby Week, May 14traffic is so complex that it Desma Louise Nolan 20. National Foundation-March of Dimes is Ella I. hielfeldi leading the fight to prevent birth defects, which Beverly J. Boyce have become the number one child health MY George E. Wells Mother-Daughter banquet, MJ)t 10.13 problem in the United States. The importance Cae!berry Fun Day, S.CTtt Redeemer Lutheran Church, Sunland pr prenatal care is being emphasized. of proper Mireles, Apopka Lake Park, 10 a.m. to 9 P. Manuel sale, 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m. Milton Virginia Faulkner, building D. West Livingston Street, fairgrounds, Orland o. Altamonte Springs ring carnival, May9 Hopper PTO sp Robert E. llolrttleri, league Middle School PTA, May 11 noon-5 p.m., school grounds; Caselberry games, rlctt's, refreshments; school fair, 7:30 p.m., election Willard Neider, DeBary Seminole County Democratic , and Installation, public invited, executive committee, 8 p.m., Robert W. Stoats, DeBary Stanley F. Thomas, Deltona -& sic. Suburban Republican room May Edward 1.. Cunningham, lie said that the resolution Sunland Parents, 2p.m., Park Womcn'aClub, 11:45a.m., Land 11Y ANN SIECZKOWSKI Enterprise Ca Seminole County mpers, lakes Country Club. which was adopted to allow the Lake Presbyterian Church, Anita G. Burnham, Lake 7:30 p.m., election of officers; Orlando; speaker, Sen. William The tentative proposed letting county to Install traffic signals Federal S&L, Altamonte Mary devices on Its own initiative has May 10 Gunter. Clarence Johnson, Titusville da te for the four-laning of iit Business and Springs. Sanford 436lsJuneorJuly,accordlngto merit and could be ImSystma Fred I., Deltona Lake Mary Fire Department plemented with a minimum of Women's Club a letter from C. A. Yarbrough, Jackie Auxuliary anniversary covered Professional installation banquet, SISTER installation lun7 pp district engineer for Benedict, the Sta te problems. He said the county dish dinner, S p. m., Fire Hall. Casselberry cheon, non, house of Steak. can charge tie cost to the Jim Department of Transportation, SPencer's. Discharges to Community welcome. to Arthur Beckwith, county preliminary engineering budget Sanford: May 13 Item for traffic signals In clerk. Susie Wilkerson Monroe-Wilson PTO spring Seminnt.' ('otinty section of the The signalization of ItIlyiflond T. King festival, noon-dark, at Monroe tersection at Douglas-Wymore ro.id budget. Gertrude Wclton School. The actual construction and Mrs. Thomas Curry and baby Roads and Sit 436 Is to be ac. installation of signals or ad. cotn1dlshed in conjunction with girl Chinese Cabbage Demand FEDERAL-STATE MARKET May 17 1-4 and vertising and awarding of bids the modification of the Edwin Waldow Exceeds supplies, Market NEWS SERVICE Touring Florida card party 436 Interchange. The contracts can be done with the use of the Itutti It. Cook Stronger. Wirebound crates SANFORD, FLORIDA county seven and eight cents sponsored by Use DeBary VFD on this work are to be let in Amos E. Jones wrapped, 24 count $3.00. VEGETABLE REPORT gasoline tax fund. 7 p.m., recreation October. Jack Banninga Endive Demand Exceeds Auxiliary, center. The Board of County CoinBenedict said he did not Joseph F. Smailbone Market Slightly Shipping point information supply, mls.sioners instructed County reconunend signalization of the Raymond l.evertt for Thursday, May 4th. All sales Stronger, 1 1-9 bushel crates Engineer WilIIim Bush to May 1$ Casselberry Wymore.Douglas intersection Cora A. Hughes, F.O.B for stock of generally $3.00. with Benedict and Sanford Garden Club, lunMrs. James White and baby as it would be expensive and of conhirils Escarole Demand Exceeds good quality, unless otherwise this proposal. accept a tetnixtrary nature. stated. Precooling charges supply, Market Stronger, 11.9 cheon.nieeting, at Garden boy, Casselberry Center; installation of officers. Lisa M. Middleton Dehiary bushel crates $3.00. extra. John W. Urban, Dellary Lettuce Bibb type, Cabbage - Demand Fairly Frank 13. Mitchell, Deltona Cood, Market About Steady. Offerings light, cartons, 24 May 27.21 Etisitia Vouts, Geneva Domestic Round type, medium- count, few $3.00. Leaf type, Annual spring flower show, Gordon Brown, Lake William $2.50Offerings light, 44 bushel Large, IN bushel crates Sanford Garden Club, i-s p.m., Mary 2.75, large $2.00.2.25, mostly crates $3.-3.50. Romaine type, at the Garden Center, Ella V. Rest, Orange City $2.. 50 lb mesh sacks $2.0 Demand Exceeds supply, bushel Market Steady, 3 1.9 bushel 1 4 2.50, mostly $2.50. crates, medium-large; Red crates $3.00. Demand Exceed Parsley type 12,75-3.00; Savoy type, few supply, Market Strongi': $400 Demand Good, Wirebound crates, bounched 5 Carrots Market Steady. Film bags, iozen, Curly type 16.00.4 so, mesh & paper master con- mostly $8.50, few $6.75. Plai:u amen, medium-large; 48.1 lb type, very few $9.00. Radishes Demand Exceeds 24-2 lb $3.40. 50 lb mesh $3, sacks, loose pick, large sire supply, Market Stronger. Lartons, I slits bags, [led type, $4.50. Fairly 30-6 at $3.00, some higher; Demand Celery Steady. White Icicle type, 244 ci $3.50. Market Good, Mike Pflueger Wirebound crates, Pascal type, Local B.prescntallve 3 2 & dozens 13* 6 2,4,& few Phone 3fl-8922 IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit dozens $3.75 ('(IIIIII)(lfl - . _ ift business at ROOM 3u Statute's. To *11 e a To Jessup fy Carried I I. I - Iarc . Friday, MnyS, 1977-1A The Sanford Herald iitu , j.n'.m Iii ia.I t 1173 soiW. First St. 9 Sanford 3224371 L ~T,~~, ~- bnin • )w,tn*n flrlansln Iffz -,;% --Zl~ • 241 i~.f L 1111 ~~i~xooiil Between Studdings and Rafters) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUNCAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING Pit Oattforb ,ratb 300 N. FRENCH AVE. PH. 322-2611 •-,.. -. :ii: F .._. i tt~ ~_ - z -_ .I, 1 .0a n iliJili TY(PN (ol'l.I:y ri:wn SERVWI: ti: ' - - old I - - Catch Anytime 1 Can , g C F t 111 t.:_ off for one year He was given B; M4RlO'EflW.A aedd for Itnie in carcerated violence to his person Adjudication of guilt was dodng air TuIflUtICII, from "AlOca1edecket was dllased since Feb, i Cecil Gerry ple.dsii guilty so withheld and the defendant tr_i It" we before CWcalt Judge '___ bWId The move I larctony cia motor vefücle. 'fle allowed to remain ann L j.d Clarencle.1pins?m it. W Uhs 7i 4 I ednesda folloted GusAshle wasconvictedby court withheld &dJiidicsOn ci I*dInPS1 4;-. 2 George Watkins, charged negouatlon of of attempted guilt and remanded the a new cuitract a stz4nan 3Ur3 purchase of fuel oiltow in treating and entering or Intent defendant to custody pending with amuft with intent to eumit a feictry, pleaded guilty sulphur content. It could add 12 rsi. iUionl breaking with intent Clarence Jordan, charged to the lesser cft'nse Of at iw'r or s.12 a month. to commit a misdemeanor. s of the fIrms 14 lnhwm Ashle) was remanded to with attempted Ithbd) aisd tempted amult With intent tO aggravated asaanit beard his comnait a felony Adjudic*thEt lody and placed on continued Defense ti guilt was withheld and PSI sentence investiption 5) case Customers already The defendant pay a He was initially charged with Attorney Gene Stephenson ordered In July, portion dd a , treating and entering With waived right of speedy trial remains on bond. lee Parker. charged With charge of 4 per cent $ bills to Tie cart ordered a psydtiattic _____ to commit ir.tent VETERANS OF WORLD WAR I, 1aTTaCkS 2898 O ffi cer Kenneth Green, Chaplain Ralph Petet'. examination for the defendant carrying a concealed firearm, misdemeanor. at Altamonte Springs, recently elected officers back row, Commander Otto J. Raumgartner, DigtULrNlA, charged Wlth pleaded p.iity to cazi'thg 1 regulations allow such Cliarkskettenng. charged 5. m' rr.rin year. -e guft row, left ICIL to right, Senior vice Commander Roger Miller, ,Junior to c'..ncea.ed weapon. A PSI nit'i.1 on to conagners. for the coming 1 with ing a entering I 11jtj Quartermaster O.. Bennett, SgL-at-Arms Al Vice Commander Clell Rice, and Judge Ad• dwelling with Intent touusu4ta of a motor vehicle, ordered and the defendant Allowed to remain on bCEui. was ' ss million ae 1 " an ra 1 misdemeanor, petty larceny. Adjudication of guilt English, outgoing Commander Rachel vocate Arth ur Wheatlev William Q*bbS, dI*TNI WiTh ci. withheid *10 the Mint highest ir (Ann Riley Photo) pleaded guilty to a l Ivberer. Adjutant D. Miller Evans, Service acgravaIe4 assault, pleaded It) anrita utility. fn'se of attempted breaking placed bond pending PSI, Aheri People, charged with guilty to tilt lesser by the Florida Public Service ir4 entering with intent to • 1 L'.-J' 'I with offense ci hare assault The ?e!'t4hr c! : crease the avera'ow Kettering was adjudicated violence to his person, pleaded defendant remains on user's tim anottier IS per cent. guilty and sentenced to county guilty to the letaer offense ci pending PSI. I II wPSCoensaweek-1oxw ____________________________ a 'Tha . Bills To a := III Electric Suspected Burglar __r.,_ _______- 1 t% i 1W j 'I ap1.carIng in The Sanford Herald are available to you In 0*10 reprint size for $3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831.9993 �- - SA-The SanfordHera$ci on ostv's Fr Fairway Friday, May S, 1972 - -'-= -_- _---- - .--- -. -','---.-----,-.-. _ _-=_ _,,,, V., tame LIUT o,u'irij UA . . Rip Into ,, Gulf Coast, I ,-, _ 16-2 . __.. ~~ C I I led the hitting ttsk fc*- the ''r' r' 0 0 Pt GARi' TAiLOR 2 appodar.Rhl single Cxumis M',-',-.1u4 hef.rel.in.lbeck s'cred winners 'ciith two hits each The nurwrL-nsan three hits lfl the t.,p Brink. on a single by at nanson walked again cit the first inning, me rw me WINTER RAVEN game was called after seven 2 $ 1 1 Daeio'%-%s Gulf Coast picked up another Seminoles Junior College three batters, Dock Brink, Mike tiring Parrish up with the bases 3 3 innings under the eight-run rule p5rTlS vs 1 0 0 1 Raiders kept their state Coombs and Roger Danison, loaded Its the second time in the uiw'àflied nor, in the bottom of k'*d. P005ev, H wore 1%. 1 I 1 championship hopes alive drew walks to load the bases. inning. He responded with a the second, making the Manatee surprised early 3 0 2. The Raiders then sent nine *u5*olb yesterday as they' blasted Gulf larry' PaZTISI) flew out to two-run single to left. Booker Miami-Dade North as CIcOl'o'LC$ I I favorite I I C-cast 16-2 They played Chipola shallow right field before Tim lined out to the shortstop for the men to the plate In the I I I three runs. Cacciatore they'jumpeddlutlflfront2.OIn Liot%4(5.Ib this rnrs'nlngalloa.mn.,needtng Booker drove in a run with a final out of the inning. but ltwu KtI!rl. The F*k'ona ..,,..fl_,kI.. Ito-St Inntn5. 'I -. W raiTun LJOUI DU UIPUUIV) in the a win U txosl them into sacrifice fly to center ftel& panj the hardest hit ball of the frame. and The crnnmock'res scored an the inning and Russo had a tied the wore at 22 with backTOTALS Russo then singieli na run and tonlglvs pm. game. is ii as COAST -back home runs by Warren 1 0 I C In oZher artuin yesterday, Frank Cacciatore walked, Steve unearned run in the tintiorn c, ,tingle. Four Cornmndore errors to Qomartie and Ales lustre. wc'.. u ' ' Undt*ck reached safely on a the first, but the Raiders helped the Raiders Polk eliminated St. Johns Manatee scued two runs In )0r4t.d 3 0 I th0UIS CTO by the Gulf boosted their lead to 11-1 with a Manatee surprised five hi 3 0 0 Si.mut. lb A lead-off double by Danscm the 515th and North .2 and Miami-Dade Coast third baseman that pair Ui the top of the secu'4 pier.c o Russo led off with a double and BRI singles by p Jotter U pltChti' Richard TOmIITI shut BiIy '1 0 0 0 • two runs to scc South °PP the Falcons out for the HarYLIO&C I 0 0 0 The Raiders wasted no time Thtelwr Mike Kelley drew a Cacciatore walked and LIXICI- Jack Pctitkowakl and g 1 0 3 At%.I. lb getting sarted against Gulf walk and Brink came up Inc the beck siitgled Russo home. elnatore accounted for the other 0 0 0 0 If Miami-Dade South had to Ui of 0 I Coast. They broke incise with second tlrnc' in the inning. He C'.mcctatore was picked off two P.aitis behind to top Puno'S f C fourth Russo iti tt ii' 1)-hft Oitpta. Chipoli led O at the 2 0 I C rom" 3b to" I 0 0 0 end of one, but Dade South PofterpPt attack with three safeties, eluding a double. Brink and scored three in the top of the Eori.i'. i I 0 0 Pla SCOFed 0* III Rk&prl ro p I 0 0 C Cacciatore each had a double C'sI a 33 the second and two In the third TOTALS and a single, a 4 lead. They in Mike Kelley hurled the win H t margin 1tn a §A__ - -M 513 -14 ii I for the Raiders, going the creased their kq'u%oII . lttally ln the tC'itth, but the GuISCOMI 110C, I A -dtaoeeaflscatteflflgsi5hitL W11 tv anO cuornbt. Ga??lI (1 I CIU1I K? with ' flC recC*iit'CI SiX Mriar tlrn*9 Fo ii). 5"Y i' •" Polk had no tiouble stopping In the fifth to tie the game at 55 P4arIw. •j' HC,IOd,Ir (4) a- SLJohnsasPltdierDonFssher and then scored single runs in •pq O.rion PIrtith. Ca 0 ¶h. .ith arwi ninth InninC& ,-.aior.. RijIiO. Wolfe; . acaiterea three ntis anti Ltfl4btC SCOREBOARD NISALO shutout the vikings. Ii(.OPf; LOS S.mflOIC 5. Ow" Coei? Turner. Earnest Gortralez, Gary . 5. AS : _ ___ : Thric anti F.iwnrd Jackson n, ___ __ 1-1 ____________ IILàI JAfr. ' _ M.yfá and noth 'st Sunday's singles, doubles. Forty t If athers trng-narnent was a h ered the r.'ant wnlc) resulted to plenty of action and a c lovely awards. 7'rctty hw sud prizes as T.V. tables, silver, glaw.. and eU The tournament is sponsored ntly by the man's and women's asocatian. With the ladies ending dOth a to of In getting to grandmothers portion of the tournament with an adjustod orwsrded her best round ever by shooting of U .l' Last week, George Bifliis was aol of made the "goar ir this article but this week, we can't make anything but a vimicr out of him. George fired a ser 5 to easily win the 91andfathen event. George and his wife Pejalso won the low "-ofl ton orize In the doubses division with the sum wore. ent - . .. .,. .. Prank said Ticis S*enstrozn captured third low grosi with a 1ntheIownetcategnt,LTyandJ*ne1. icwnpun)tlefleldIrlthaSitflaUiakhOfCarthoVerBflb and Sylvia Brown who captured second place. Ed and Mao-tam Andrews took third with a £3. Fourth place with a 64 went to Jim ond flcissir deGanaI] while fifth spot was von by Bob and Ada O'Neil. finished with an even par score of 72 to win first low gr. Three sbots back in second place were Lou LIwetdttl *id Minnie FM"-. Third PISM went to fletcher Cxicb-efl and MnrgrPswhof1flShedat77. In the low net categcry, lAb Robertson, despite the load $he was CaiTying, nearly single bandedly von the first prize. Honestly, I didn't play much golf but I had a marvelous time watcturig lAb as she played fantastic golf and turned In a 79The two of us finished with an adjusted score of £1. Second place went to Jack Mains and Francis Herr with a £3. in at 64 and picking up third prize s-err Bruce and Jane McKlbhin. Fourth spat went to Dwight Street and cimnie Brown with a match of ewds us of Ralph S1111111 jmd Marais Henry. In their regular weekly outing, the Mayfair women Played a low partner best-ball event. First place finished In a Minnie FlBey, Vivian tie at 56 between, Ub Robert= ______ , Conkhn and Marge Perasons, Margaret Butts, SteIla Brooks, Martha Henry and & r*nieis. The nine hole group played low putts In which Ann Batts was the winner. This past Tuesday, several of the gals traveled to The Royal Oak Golf and Country Cub in Titusville. Stella Brooks. Grace SayIes and Evelyn Antar all came hone rrzzs. The Mayfair Men's Golf Association Is apcmwring an °''' t1U Individual cards if you're going to play In the club thamonshlps May yycsrdshsvebeev rrturnedwh1IeoS'er 100 2114k 27. went out. 1 %, . S - , ' - - -,--- 'rt,'?' - -. - - - - -' Friday, May "heSantorciHernPd - - - 1, _______ . _________ . . I - I . 21 t. .l ..I,l1 5iI ti,.* fus &A aafl*r ft ,r.Si ' . ... '' '•.v "r''. 11 ''F Terwililger nnsI Ilennie huller all twit ii single For Sanforci .1010 Jones, Hill Mes'b, John defeats Oral Hello went three '' '"' " IJIl '"" " ' two singles hiennie Mills ansi two singles each. 'loon Iliekvn, singles Mike Vet-ecu and Rick Malsak, and John Farley Galloway each Ml * double and ulinls Fri,nks cacti had a single bopped in rifle single Psi it. For two inj1.s have f)relfuirst Winning piklwr, Iletinle Huller, l'ieculnn it was a triple by rappel a dceati4e and single loser, lthnily flrnwn Tutu llopklng, three singles by while Art,-e Fortier had three . ':_,., ' - -________________________________ i--• 'fl .' _.- i ' - .-- _119W_ .• - Baseball Says -_ - - .-' . j . - a" . - ',. L - -. 4 . - - :'~; - - - ."'- - • . -' -- - . • :'- ,, • - ' Is y hi _ ----'-----_ .-. .•_ '_ . -. , ' ' - - . - - . ' .. J - " l"or Its' Curly l.sirkq Cathy Griffith hail a home run while Star (tail) iunul Gall (tail) Pa iu.'i.I a iloulutr', 1k' ky iIrnpsutn iulu flail double, Siisiri l'rksl, l, Drown Wissloli and h)ennis. Ilennell hrnl a sloitili'. For the l'owukr I'ufls Karen Iauwsonii twit a homer, Patty Mergo and Regina Mergo two singles ouch. Sharon Morgan, Greta Pills and l)ennii Flomin hod singles. Winning pitcher Cathy Griffith and loqin PIt(tIcr Greta ut Trinity Prep Thinclads Qual "If y 3 AV Mike Austin saw his Trinity and the Saint double-atari journeyed wes*w*rl to Vat. Prep tttinrlads qualify for State in It i'vrnts In yesterday's (.14'irwater Central Catholic in Pony Talls tO district Class A track meet held a 3 p.m. game today In Clearwater. at Showalter Field. Tom Boys The Saints grabbed five firs For the Pony Tails Mary in yesterday iflatrict S meet but Alice Willlarrii boomed a home wasn't enough to capture the run. Mary McGovern also icaiui title as that went to John ? slnrniiied a tauine run. Marion Carroll. Carroll had learn total Ray a double and single and of 13$ compared to 127 for the l'errie Rawls two singles. Saints. Senator John Adair spearAction in the Oviedo baseball wi.s the only inning Merchant Vinson doubled to load oil the Fur the Orioles it was walk, an Rachel Clarke and Juanita leagues last night was as dif- displayed any wildness. lie was Orioles sixth and scoreul on error and Calvin Ward's clutch Hayes helped with one single headed the effort put forth by single that knotted the score at cacti. For the Tom [toys Gail the Saints yesterday whe-n he Irrunt as night and day .13 tile relieved by Larry Anderson flenson's secon(I double. Murry had two singles Muilanie captured the motile run In 4:37.5 -5 after seven frames. Both teams scored twice in Orioles rallied in the last of the who worked the final two inWither tw.i singles. Debra and placed second In the two ghth to nip the Pirates and the flings against the Braves anti the seventh setting the stage hr Wesley, Kin, Hever and Teresa mile run with a time of 10:4.14. with a saved the victory, run in the eighth. the Orioles thletic- broke loose Henson and Vinson hit batsman and three wild The Pirates tallied twice on Orioles with two hits each while Vizinen luid it single each. Adair, a sparkling rumier for A vengeance in whipping the pitches provided the Orioles singles by Nathaniel Broison, the Pirates Jackson led all Winning pitcher l'erne Rawls. Trinity Prep, is dosing out a Bravos losing pitcher KItti Beaver. fantastic career. lie Is one of The senior league contest with a run in the last of the Terry Williams and Jackson. hitters witti thi-ectills, the few good team members wnsn't much of a game as the eighth as they edged the Pirates Coach Austin will lose from this Athletics won by a lopsided ls- 66 in an Oviedo major league year's youth-dominated team game last night. count. Mike Henson, who delivered The heir-apparent to the The A's scored In every inning leadership reins of the Trinity but the sixth In putting their two clutch hits prior to the track learn is Freshman Greg second half record at 1-1. They eighth was struck by a pitch to Chandler who continued to ,buiIt up a 12-0 lead before the lead off the Oriole eighth. lie draw the attention of fans and moved around the sacks on 'Tasers could hit )3 fla sh y alike, Ray lyre had two singles In three wild pitches to score the Chandler captured the 120 high the second inning when the tie-breaking run. It was a nip and tuck battle If there are no scratches, the hurdles with a time of 16.2 and Athletics broke loose for six By ED SCIIUYI.ER Jr. Others entered were Joseph by will gross $1$2,00, mnak- the low hurdles in 22.2. The guns and a 9.0 lead. Lee Ward from the outset with the Pirates Associated Press Sports Writer and William St-avola's Middlealso contributed a single to the never behind until the finish. town Stable's Freetex, Forrest ing It 'cecond only to last year's highly touted Chandler also LOUISVII.l.E, Ky. (AP) and Alonzo Vinson's double with Andy Penn, Mike its-run outburst of the A's Riva Ridge, a winner of many if. Lindsay's Sensitive Music; $lM,QO renewal as the richest trained Winning pitcher Bill Mer- two errors have the Pirates a important stakes and over Corbin J. Robertson's In. Derby ever. Saturday's win- Austin and Greg Miles to finish relay, second In the ShIITC will be $140,Su)0. chant helped his own cause with run in the second inning. Steve will oppose 15 other 3- troductivo, Robert Micheli's Mark Hanna, who just might singles in the late Winter's single and Ned Each starter will carry 120 pair of a yearold.s in the Kentucky Der- Our Trade Winds, Mr. and Mrs. for a bca busy mnomthis aft-ernoon the l's miles on ing. Merchant, War-ti and Golden's single made it 2by Saturday 1ncluding Dr. A. P. ReInhold's Big Brown PUnd.5 over 1. Pirates in the top of the third. Scale, a sore-heeled veteran of Bear, Preston Madden's Ken- track expected to be fast. The the Saints baseball team, was re all had two hits for fl The Orioles got on the board four races and earner of 16,3-47. tuckian hiruno Ferrari's Pa- Weather Bureau now predicts more than that yesterday as ht winners. long Jump, a The Braves outhit the In the third on Tom Brown's Riva Ridge, Meadow Stud's callo, Dr. Ilassi Shina's liassi's no rain In Louisville on Derby took a first in the and from the Derby second In the 220 dash and Missing Day. Athletics 8-7 but could not get bunt single two wild pit. 171 2-year-old champion Is the Image, Robert Lehmann's enrelay medley helped the sprint other men on base via the walk ches. A non In the fourth by early favorite while Dr. Neale, try of Majestic Needle and Na. will be Mellon's Key to the Mint, and error as did the A's. For the 0's tied the score at 2-2. Henson owned and trained by Chuck poise and Max Gluck's Big winner of the Derby Trial team to a second place (Irish. In the tong jump Hanna. who Tuesday in his first start sins'. ru -cs It u'n Jerry Biddle 4 doubled to left, moved to third Nkl,ulas, was put lit 11w' imiuluel Sprui-e. is the leading pitcher an being Injured March 15. Ted Bowser both with a pair ci on a passed ball and scored on field after being entered Thurs. Don Jacobs sacrifice fly to left day for the 98th running of the Riva Ridge will start from the baseball team with a 8-2 mark, bits. Pirate moved In the fifth the No. 9 post under Ron Turcott; leaped 19 feet. four Inches to Merchant, while he allowed Derby at Churchill Down.s. hold Your Peace with go From capture his first place finish, He eight hits walked five and all of ahead 3-2 when Lance Bell Riva Ridge's toughest cornsingled and slot under Carlos had a time of 23.4 in the 220. And the third Ibicise passes came in the fifth scored on an error petition Is expected from Mrs. Marqucz; Phil liubbicco will teaming with him In the sprint inning when the Braves scored and a single by Sam Jackson. Maribel Ilium's Hold Your Your Mercury dealer ir.vites you to see and test akeNo he Race from the out- medley relay were Penn Miles three of their five runs. That Winning pitcher Lovonro Peace, the Flamingo and Step. post; tieadof the River will and Sam Snow. run the 'big water" outboard engines-the side ping Stone winner; J. it. Straus' Snow aLso brought a first leave the No. 14 gate under .maxi Mercs. Fast, powerful-but more than that. So i.e Ilace, first In the Another registration and Mike Hole, and Freetex will go place to the Saints when be dependable for family boating. Backed by quality Arkansas and Louisiana Oct. only a Mere can claim - - the excellence of bies, and Paul Mellon's head of tryout (lay has been scheduled from on the tail under Chuck raced the 440 dash In 54.2. Mike Geldner had the oilier by Bob Keane, manager of the hialtazar. Mercury engineering. To be convinced, the River. Bobby Kotenko was named on first for the Saints when he Sanford-Lyman American see your Mercury dealer. I legion team. The registr ation both Majestic Needle, who drew vaulted an even 10 feet in the :3 and tryouts of a week ago were the 12th post, anti Napoise, who pole vault. Second In the pole vault was Ray Parsons. ,3U?5O*-*O. .i.. washed out by rain. This week's got No. 13. c.."..... ..u..' so-ow 4. ?S.,•. Three sophomores and a Riva Ridge, who won the liiregistration Is set for the same 55. SO Iii. I 00 %W Fq, -S..,., s. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS park. .Seminole Little League biscus and Blue Grass In three frestunan made up the Saints b..'. ., S'S.S c.aD-.*', 2. field, starting at 10 am. Sun- starts this year. worked five tulle relay team which finished American League National League day, May 7. Those who can not furlongs in 1:01 2-5 Thursday to second and also qualified. The East Dhlslon East Division make it are asked to call the satisfaction of trainer Lu- foursome was Chuck Webb. W. i. Pet. 11.8. Randy Martin, John Kerbs and den Laurin. Manager Keane at 205-3027. nicks W. I. Pet. GB. New York Il 4 .733 Greg Gribble and they had a __________________ Detroit 8 5 .615 Philadelphia 11 6 .647 1 tIme of 4:06. Baltimore 9 0 .600 2 8 6 .571 ' Montreal NEW YORK (API Jerry Like Trinity I'rep, John Cleveland 7 10 .412 5 8 6 .571 L Chicago West glided through a relaxed ('arrol also has several T . -ji -_ New York 5 8 .385 3 8 9 .400 5 Pittsburgh practIce session, claimed that members of their track team loston 6 10 .375 S'i he had once more discovered 4 7 .364 3 St. Louis who do"ble as basebailers. Milwaukee 3 6 .273 4 West Division the whereabouts of the basket After the meet Last night the II 5 .688 Houston and immodestly announced tie , -. Carroll diamond stars headed West Dithslon Los Angeles 12 6 667 was ready for the fourth game for Key West and a date with 9 3 ,75 Minnesota 4 7 9 •4 Cincinnati of the National Basketball As, Mary Immaculate High School 7 4 636 3 Oakland 389 5 Atlanta sociation playoffs tonight. 8 6 .571 2 Chicago sitlon to win a half dozen tines By BOB GREEN 7 11 .389 5 "y shooting percentage 7 8 .i 312 San Diego Texas .. IN-WATER BOAT SHOW this year and ranked as the preAssociated Golf Writer 61i Press Francisco 6 13 .316 San went up in practice," the soft. 7 9 Kansas City Chuck t.ruucncy favorite here, was far HOUSTON (All) Results Thursdays spoken Los Angeles Laker The NEW \'OIIK IAII 5 9 357 5 California Miy 5(14 Io5 14141554 itS, A 105 SSII04 Cincinnati 9, St. Louis 5 guard said Thursday on the eve 'Thorpe, a rookie pro who once back in the pack at 74. NatIonal Association of Engine t.ISvSi.Qn S.ftSS. 'S•tst *,qiJ Su,s ut hard-hitting Thorpe The had a brief fling as a first base. 0 Chicago 8, Atlanta , a 6- and Ii.it Manufacturers will of the big game with the New Thursday's Results ,, •,,. It,on foot-3, 190-pound son of a green- spons.r the first lntn_itmon.il Only gazitu's scheduled York Knicks at Madison Square mmian with a Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago at Baltimore, wet farm team. held a one-stroke skeeper at Roxboro, S.C., Is in-Water 5rlitmii't (inmes ,,...m,,,, In-Water float Show in Atlantic 4n Oviedo Senior Life League Athletics Whip Braves, 18-5 Tigers' Scout THE MAXI N1rtRf!rA ______ - RivaRidge " Choice In Run For Roses - ' C ____ l.1I.ig Na 80 hp. 115 hp. 140 hp. Raise your power sights to the ultimate. Sanford-Lyman S Legion Tryouts Mailor League Stan ding s , 0 ' t , West Gives Bad News - l'o . " ' - - Chuck Thorpe Leads Houston Open Golf 4 - - ' ' . .i - • rss ,. F ' iJUJIU3 __-_-, - htoustumi 1)ierker I-I) at ('lii. cago 01wton 2-2i San Francisco (Mamichal 14) at Philadelphia (Chanip'0fl2'O). night San Diego (Arlin 1-3) at New York (KoOsnuIfl0-21, night ills Angeles (John 2')) at Montteal(Stiimmmuifl 2-2), night Pittsburgh (Moose 0-2) at Cincinnati (Nolan 3-0), night Atlanta iNlekro 2-2) at St. Louis i Gibson 0.3), night Saturday's (lames 4'.'. .• i_fl.,,,. iiuuauuui Saturday tiames San Francisco at PtolIaMinnesota at Boston fi~- Kansas City at Baltimore, delphia Soon Diego at New York Los Angeles at Montreal, Chicago at Clevi'land, night night Texas at Detroit Pittsburgh at Cincinnati r.I New York at Oakland Atlanta at St. Louis, night ., Milwaukee at California, Sunday's Games Üht Houston at Chicago Sunday's Gaines San Francisco at PtiIl.a" Minnesota at Boston delphia Kansas City at Ilaltimmiore San Diego at New York Chicago at Cleveland Los Angeles at Cinclnnati Texas at Detroit Pittsburgh at Cincinnati New York at Oakland t..,...-.t..... . r..!if.,-,,I Atlanta at St. Louis aziie scheduled Friday'. Games Minnesota tJ. Perry' 1-1) at Boston tCulp 1-2), night Kansas City- (hledluni 0-2) at Baltimore (Cuellar 1-1), night (Bradley 2-0) at Cleveland iTidrow 1.I j, night Texas (GogOleWshI 0-1) at .)etroIt (Coleman 3-1), night New York (Peterson 0-3) at bakiand (Holtzman 2-1) night Milwaukee (Brett 1-2) at Call. ornia tRyan 1.2), night - A' 0 1 0 Z '• K - Mays Must Make Decision Soon - =.,--_ -s. i ('unlylmrks It l'oisdrr l'uIls It - s the Al IiI'i ' i' IUISI lht'ii struint 11111f iet'iii (I I.E11I N1fl it .ill tiut on this psiwei'tul swing is 1.e Ward of th e Athletics in their 18-5 trouncing at 1-1. Catcher for Itraves Is Thi Itowser while of the liravi's in Oviedo Senior League action Jimmy Riddle umpires the f)l8k'. yesterday evening. Ward po(ln(Ie(I a pair of hits (hlerky Cash l'hoto . __ -. i - -: - ' _ .1 - . - lrdY,0u11 ~ - - -. -: - 0 - . 21 •"=''-"'. - , .,-.., . -- - - - ~.07 -- I ~ --I- - ____ _ - 4 TI 'OWr' -- -'. - i' - ___________ , : .!-' 0 -. .- - , ':=- w.. -. -. .,.~,__-t_:__Z~__~~,_-_._t*-" i_~~ .C*1_ - According to D'Annunzlcl. LI ithnutthciM,gysl'moutofa ThTER hAVEN- 'Baseball,s not a spoM not & game, )ob. Mom wouts should rczlL_~. one of his pirrapects is drafted. it's my llf&' That's the attitude that Too many scouts are only be has IS days to contact the$ ~ _4 -4 __ ---. ".. of Lou DAnnunsic. a baseball interested in signing a boy. player personally and make "a reasonable offer." If the offer is utdeix scout with the Detroit Tigers. They need a A scout's job consists of more turned down, then the scout Tiiers. ' , I first met D'MUmZIZiO three than just watching ball games. must negotiate with the , years ago In Dade City where he "There's research and behind Prospect The scout turns In a figure to was scouting a game between the scenes work. This is what . his front office on how much It Seminole Jumcr College and St. scouting Is all about" Scouts see prospects several vIfi take to sign the prospect 1". Sirim then he's been a sight around Central times during the aea.sott Ow He cao sign the player for less, Florida and at state tour- time you may just look at how but to go over the figure he naments iron Panama City to they throw, another time y-csi needs permission from his fronts Wth*erHaven. site cd this yw's check their batting stance. DICK BRINK (left) and Mare Coombs signed to play baseball for Scouting Is not an easy job, junior college state tournament Sometimes )'OU sc(Slt a player Florida Southern yesterday. The two SJC players were both named cuoTently going on at Chain o' two or three games just to especially In Florida. "There sond team AU-State. Looking on are Brink's parents. ire more good ball play-era In analyze his hitting." Lakes Park. (Gary Taylor Photo Florida than any other state," But the scv.at comes Most scouts look Icr faults in players. Not D'Annunsio "1 try state tournament to see how a ommented the Tiger scout who makes his home In Titusville. to look for good things. Faults player reacts a2ed," This Is his They must find out now the can be players do against good conphilosophy and it must be g He's been in the business since petition Moc Coach bmeitz y The gals over at Altamonte SprIngs way. grit together for Scouts look for a boy with a 19.3$. a for ptnel, best-ball tournament last Tuesday. fl* team D'nuo ran a baseball throwing arm and rurn1ng comprised ofShirley Coimor, Rosemary Willoughby, Pete school in Michigan for 3$ years. ¶ned. "These are the God. Bowen and Dottie Lucas. turned In the wuming -an scare of p Several major league ball given assets that must come winning first place. Second place finished In a Iie between players came cut of that school, naturaL" In addition to these, Maggie Thompson. Anita Wilke, Jane Montgomery, Pt.g _ Signs Coombs, Brink so one day the Detroit officials the boy must have the proper King, and Pinkie Mioduckl, Pat Walters, Millie Birch and VI and play' came around to visit D'AnnunnI attitude, desire to the Taylor. Both seams iinianisi with i. as a scout and ability to adjust to major league If Booker signs with Bit- 1J The)won't be among a group WINTER HAVE.' - When it get minghain-Southeri., he will t he was in the Tiger organization couçeUtiosL "many of these comes In signing junior college cd total strangers when they year. Two former the second baseball player an4 thTozgb I3 What happened players are physically ready to prospects, the college coaches there next In spite cit the nasty weather last Saturday, the men at R. are going at it harder than the Raiders will be entering their the fifth SJC athlete to do so. then" "if you want to know the step into the big leagues. Very I got fired-" So he went to few are mentally ready." H turned up for the regular monthly breakfast mixer. pro scouts at the 1972 Florida senior year at Southern. Greg Stone is a pitcher for the Scouts send In their reports on and was event is usually points tourney, however a low' partner Junior CtUege Conference state Shortstop Bill Danoy and pit- Alabama tram and will be in his work for Baltimore with the Orioles until 2961 woen each team they see. Many times he1-bali was played Tony Harvey, Kaye Taylor, Frank year next baseball tournament being diet Chip Glerke both played senior Harry Lee and Greg Robinsonhe went back to wok for they send in several reports on a Eaton Sr. and Frank Eaton Jr. a for the Raiders before going to Jlii played their junior year In Detroit "I came back to work train during the course ci a and won the low gross prize. First low net ended in a tie at 56 in Moe uniforms. Hal Smeltzly, head baseball between Bob Qewrt, Omck Evans, Bin Bower. Stz1y also signed David basketball this past season just in time to sign WiUle) y'ear. coach at Florida Southern. Before a player can be signed Fooraker. and Virgil Jatmscm, Ron Smith, Walt Derek arid two Seminole JUflIOF Lamley cit Manatee. although Lee was disqualified Horton arid (Bill) Freehan," commented D'Annunzio. It by team, they must select him George Heh Second apcd was captured by Bill Green, RudySigned due to pots' grades iatey College players would take a hook to bold the In the draft There are two Taylor, Frail aver Kearse will be entering following yesterday's game Tim Booker bit a booming junior year fldlt September. names ci all the players signed drafts each year and the team in The man aim campirtesi eir aecuiti roanti mat with Gulf Coast which the by D'Annumio, but Horton, has six months to sign a player ___ three-run hornet that Iii ressed Robinson and Kearir Raiders won 16-3. FTtehSn and Milt Pappas are after he Is drafted- if he Is not MDzathp flight, current club champion Billy Gordon defeated Ond baseman Dick Brink everyone present Wednesday Sanford athletes within that six month three f °51g Bill Herznaom 54, It was Fred Mitchell over' Jim Reynolds, - - and cattier Mike Coanta., both morn ing. Immediately Among his qualthcatiunstobe period, his came goes Into the Roy Gilbreath over Stan Williamson. Fred Harvey over Everyone at Chain O'Lakes second team AU-State selec- following the game he scout, D'Annunzio has con- pot on the secondary draft Eddie Miller 3-2. Jack Sheubert cover Bill Norman. Bob Park knew Larry Parrish hut a lions this year, received contacted by Birmingham- borne run Thurdsay morning sideratzc'n for the boys be is where he can be picked again by tv+msn over John laRciclie, Chuck Lytle won by default, Sr. iw. I a,b.4rvt.' i-i-r. with -iin1krtiiin I.flQWdT )ti1. aid John Niclirilson over Court Bradley. except umpire Jay 'anRber. SCOUUfll 5.1)0 uieir COUCre*. me same or ____________________________________ In first flight. Had Cart beat Jack Shannon, Kaye Taylor While it appeared the ball hut defeated Tony- Rarity, it was T 'nolan over T. Lang and the screen in left field, for same Fred Tarirder won over W. Cart. reason VanRbee called the shot Second flight saw R. Bennett win over V. Johnson, R. a ground rule double Ferguson over 0. Weinonan, Sam McWilliams over Frank Parrish had a unique op. Eaton. and W. Roil over T. Harvey. portunity in the first inning Third flight; Pete Klaus beat H. Egy- I up, It was W. Thursday as they sent 14 men to . . Wright over J. Bidw'ell, F. Weaver over K. Qipeland and D. and scored none rims. Lee over Lyle Nelson. Parrish was up two times in the Fourth fligid results were K. No-ton by default, Gerry inning and had the bases loaded Varni over Dan Welli, K. Brunt over A. McMillan and H. each time. He flew out one and has none so far this year. Tucker' over Rudy Taylor. singled the next time. Just B ERIC PREWITI "I've adjusted to the fact that imagine, two grand slam hone Next week will be the aerni4inals. Associated Press sports Writer Turning now to the ladies side, the second round of the SAN FRANCISCO (AP)- I'm not going to hit many' home runs Annual Spring Tournament was played yesterday. Low Speaking of umpires, three of '111 do anything I can to help rims new," he said. "But there medalist and first round leader June Dense] Is now sharing or younger players." said are still plenty of things I can the four working the state do" first place with Celia CaThoon as both ladles ba-ic a two round Wd1e Nays. tournament are from Central total of 167. Mary- Hendershot Is four shots off the pace at 172. Mays attributes his early sea- Florida. They are Fred Davis, And the day- is rearing when Another shot back at 173 Is Virginia Stockman. Mars, whose 41st bIrthday Is son troubles partly to the 13-day Aihine Batts and VanRhee. The In '- A' - Flight, Edith Galz'y- and Rose Hamzir share first Saturday., will make the ulto. strike by major league 'layers. other umpire is Jim Turner ilart with a total of 195. Second place belongs In Lou Scott at mate decision-in step aside As the Giants' player tepee- from down around Manatee. - -196 while Edna Gialand is at 197. and let a younger man become sentative. Mays had to go to Gloria Williamson leads "B" flight with a 96. Martha the regular center fielder for New York for the meetings Two of the Raider parents are which ended the strike- He r.al ding-a-bogs. In fact, Lily Franklin and IAse Lanigan are tied at 7.10, 12 strokes off the the San Francisco Giants pace. Peg Johnson is holding down third spot with lii. "When we have wu*one w1 didn't touch a bail for more than Russo Is 1)thg-e-ling One" and In "C'" flight. Flonziye Limo in at 224 is three shah ahead is capable of going out there and a week. Jane Brink is 'Ding-a-line Mays flew from New York IL Too." The Raider fans are the olberntecrnpeuur Alice huitzshos two round total is doing my. jab better than I can, 227. Also at 227 is Gladys Bowers whUe Pat Hern,az'n is In I'll be the first one to admit it," Houston, there the Giants loudest and liwliest ones at the Mays added In an interview opened the season April 15. He tournament and these two third place n-ith 2. before a New Yak MetaGlants had a single and his 1,357th ca- women not only yell a lot, but reer RBI In the operer, but he they spat much of the time gaine this week. On Wednesday, Mays re- didn't bait two hits In a game ringing bells. turned to the starting lineup this season tnflhl Wednesday mat's right Esythra a iirt the Mets. after low' days c. The Giants Raid does something good, lost 1.8, WI Nays locked as fit Mays doesn't rule out the the bells sound. Oceasionally. ST. LCUIS (AP) - "Thank made his mave y ccr.tcr re&i o iiasa- paalb'.lity of rr'irement altar just la- a change of pace, Mrs. for R±hy Tulan," 5ao-ky A sbc4 rifT Matty AIs-n'c' ,j whistle instead of Anderson said, but the Concin- serirurigly headed for the right ball, singling twice and making this season. He's on the final R rati Reds also owed a debt of field corner was instead an over-the-*lxiulder' running year of a two-year contract ringing the bell. catch that earned bUn a stand- worth *bout $220,000. gratitude to Tony Ferex' g,love. speared by the Woat-2 Per "All I know is that It will be Tolan's iinedrfte triple co and Alou was held ca single, trig ovation. Herald Sports Editor Gary mented a 9-5 Reds' triuniph The bases were jammed as a May-i, in his 22nd tag league one of the toughest decisions of Taylor was charged with an Thursday over the troubled SL cosequcnce, but striker ball scason, is off to a sløw itart, my life Logo into that locker and o-a- during Timarsay ma'Louis Cardinals After Perez, a specialist Day Carroll came on along with many cit his team put that uniform In mothballs." rung's game. It came alter a iwmer ,fl..S&ar third hs...snsn In fan Joe Torre on far patches mates. He takes a .111 batting foul pop-up cleared the back stop and headed Its' the press play-trig first baa, iiId tieifl lii Only one oth er baseball game average Into tOnight's game in The nest three Gatos Bowl box. Needless to MY. the bill Philadelphia. the game. .. wax played Tiu-si games on Jacksc.os'ille will Lw' wasn't caught Taylor's only May tohit aniy II home SI.. Louis had battled to a 4-4 Chicago Cobs defeated the At. 1971. when be batted in He televised by ABC comment, -Too hot to handle." tie In the seventh wiien Perez lantz Br-ares 1-0 Thanks To Tolan - ingIe by Andy Hulas, Rick single., fm're Magde, C,teg Hilllriittiarn and Jack Kelly. lsrh and Fr1 Riack each Ml ,ngI" caine ft"ini lurk '1 .SinI1. F',r Strturnb#rg. lake Slonros. Inn It Manlnnl l'ntke • ( arls')nAisri Riky MIs double Merrell and ('at) Mitchv'r.an I.seculnne Mnnlnrd R'reistIon 4 won this Winning pitcher, John Iamh.rt, and Single, 0111 urouafl, tarry Mnnrr lake Inn One of the b.'st played lCtMtt. R'fru and David flfrk.nrneyer, iiltt*y(arinthenI(rlA'ngue, i'nine in the last Inningwhen loser, Alan Prriitoowsk; each Ml a single 17 Whiehe,ter Homes they sused eight runs. Ronnie Curt Mdeoil had a big tiru Winning pitcher, f*ee Magda. Rlrnmh.rg-(arlsmt .4 Hussi hail a double anil two tutu for arlfllriI l'olIt-e, ,j hones won its knee. tack Kenner. Winch e ster Hr4, anti ffo,l fn Hont.'ri, 1'nrd.lIe, I)unn, lThvkl sliigh's, a a Hom ers - - - MPN'R SorIflAt,f. i.F'A(llJP MINtOt LPAUIIP - - _ Police Edge Recreation A i Raiders --'---- Curt McLeod [ 000"`11~6~~ ' ""- - ---."-.-,=.- • It's just another piece of bad news for New York, already in hot water because of forward I)avc De'hlusschere's injury. The Laker-3 lead the Knicks 2-1 In this best-of-seven-game championship series. The lakers won the third gammie of the championship series by beating the Knicks 107-96 Wednesday night as West struggled through a 10.for'28 shooting night, an Illogically low percentage for the out. ----I,--. ....__.I uwiwniç guru. Usually deadly frormi 15 feet with a soft' juniper West has been missing dramatically all series long-hitting only 19 of 64 floor attempts. "I didn't feel like going to practice, players never do," said West. ''But amoco I got there, I had fun." Shooting has come naturally to West for years. lie's averaged 'iS point, a game in a starstudded career that includes most every' honor but an NBA ilci. kOHl golni( into today's second round in liii' $l2.,tXx) Houston Open Golf Tournament. "l'm just gonna goout and try play the samne," the big, rangy guy said. Thorpe, one of the few black players on the pro tour, domimiated the poor lives on the Westwood Country Club course Thursday en route to a six-un der-par 66 and a one stroke margin over Don Dies and Hale Irwin. rsane.r Veteran tin.i SAnd. --r,en, out of action with a wrist Injury for the last mmionth, Jack Essmg anti Jim For-nell follow' cii oil 66 with Australian Bruce Devlin, rookie Lanny Wadklns and Itoh Menne at 69. Frank Beard, one of the few big liumie phiy en to enter this event which replaced the old Iiouston'Ctiampions Invitatl. onal on the pro schedule, with, drew after six holes because of a hand injury. Bruce Cramupton, an Austral. ian veteran who has been In pci'"-' -'- -•-- . making his second (I)' On the pro tour. Ile played briefly in 1968, before running out of money, lie returned to the tour this year under the sponsorship of Walter Liurkemo, an old ( national champion. after spending a couple of seasons playing on the Negro tour anti lit Canada. "When I started hitting balls, I didn't have any clubs so I went off In the wocds and whittled me out a stick shaped like a club. I could hit it 230. 110 i-rtIi with words that. "When I finally got me some clubs. I fell like ii gorilla. I didn't know bow far I could hit it," Thorpe said. lIla long game--1 had ooe unto today about 320 yards"p,tkl off on the I&r (tie holes wi the 6,998-yard par 72 Westwood Country Club course. lie birdied all four of themii with the longest putt about four feet. He also made a pair of threes from about 12 feet and saved par. - ----.--- _- - hlighhinttt N J instead of the earlier anzoounced site at Flush ma, N.Y It will run (rum Oct • through Oct 9 "This itties us a much better facility in which to %.h ow boats.' svs Peter M Wilson, managing director of the show We will h. 'a sheltered ilLili na with slips for user 50 boats in the water, with sufficient land area for ntamuv more snailer boats, plus engines, outboard motors and accessories under canvas" -- - , �Tr L.J!aUi iiTTTiI L i±tI$$f Ti i iTiii TTT' T TJJI au. T - t N P..s*,s Paul, Rooks and Writers ~ _,~ 1OA—The Sanford Herald Friday, May 5, 1972 - I _T* =__ _ D. Colbert Janet Brotwell And In Double Ring Rites Exchange Michilirit Brownell and Mark flnugla. C!bert exchanged wedding vows on April = 1972 at 7:00 p. at St. Luk&i Lutheran Church of Stavia in a candlelight double ring ceremony. Re. John JUcharik. pastor of the church, was the officiating .iergyman. Miss Brownell is the daughtrr Mr. and Mrs.. Clarence r)C% PrnwndU, 1003 Appleton Ave., Orlando. and Mr. Colbert Is the n of Mr. and Mrs.. James D. olbert of MikIer Road, 'flit altar was adorned with n white and yellow daisy p I '. t V11I4 IM I r: -/ attend Auburn - IT 7 . '• - sel1McConne1 Stuart, and Mr. Royal is the grandson rs. Gertrude Royal. Winter Park. He is a graduate of Marquette High School has served tour duty with 135 av and Is currently employed b Madeo Industries Inc., Orlando. - .. University Has - a - - ' - -. .- . Tirnphany and Tommy lddlrngs ;nd Kevin Day, truinpeteers j ..c r _____ _____ r:~_ !1__1';_Z_. _:~~__ --, - - The wedding 11 be an event of June 17 at 2 p m at t.irace Methodist Church. _____ -----_--_ -- - • - Liza s L ,r• "/ ire ive %f-uliert and Linda TT '1' -~__ The picturesque bride w1i --. 10 riost • .Orlando general Hospital for Street on April 15 b) has. sister, Charles Anderson of 510 East escorted It' the altar on the arm . morethanaweekduetoafaUin Mrs. Ruth Yarbrough in her Third St. and the grand. ! ncr father. She chose a fo her home. Neighbors and Mount Dora home. Guests daughters of Mrs.. RethAf\ :aai JJI L.LIIL1I friends are washing you a enjoying a tasty dinner were, Anderson, 511 East Third St. Peau designed with an Empire W eedy recovery Mrs. Dorsey. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Jones of Missy is a fourth grade PF Tnt a high neel;ltne and full Sanford Orlando, Harry Fogg of Mount student at T.W. fl.awton in :slflps idN'Ve of 5Ifl'1 pmlrpublac'ain Club w•ll hold . Dora, the honored guest and his Onedo and Charlene attends N Mtther.DaI!hter Brunch tripc which were KccenteUWith I. wife Rnseb'n. kindergarten. Glad to report preceding their 11 a.m., May deep cuffs of appliqued Julie Ann Eickter, daughter rt' embroidered lace and ft' — meeting at the home of Mrs On April 16 another dinner both girls are progressing In' of Fedderion In Lake and M Ivan Icklet, was prepared In Oliver's honor fine condition m same lace MRS. MARK DOUGLAS COLBERT 450 East Second St. celebrated _. I . Man.. i1pplique was repeated on the . her sixth birthday Anvil 15 with at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Members , ' , t a1 pi.uiuung xlice and the neckline Her an embroidered floral trim- covered buttons. Her ana big colorful birthday part) at RiChard Wagenrnan of East . -- - - length train tdcti w Fourth SL ming. 71wtr headpieces were cesgovies we, bromirn and she an old-fashioned moonlight her home. The Women's Auxiliary to the ottached at the! waist and the halas of yellow and white completed her ensemble with & cruise on the Paddle Wheel 111 Games of musical th*tts., Chuluota Volunteer Fire' . full skirt of the gown were daisies and they carried CVTflbI d111Th orchid Queen, M tad corsage. drop the clothes pins and burst Department has changed the New and ;imilarlv scattered with prospective bouquets of Yellow and white Mrs Clarence Brownell, nons. were Is ed with WI the ball time of their Rubber Maid members are welcome and idcntw& applique, daisies and baby's breath paternal grandmother Sonya %inwtt Melynda Pentz Missy and Charlene 4e Party, May 9, at 10:30 A.M. CHL1A'OTA further information of the A camelot cap of sheer Richard L Hanas. was the brad — " k and Patty Love taking the prize both entered Florida Hospital, instead of 2 p.m. Mrs.. Mildred By UZA BAKER and an orchid cruise may be obtained by urganza, outlined with re- best man and ushers. were Ion in each name a ton- Orsey is chairman of the April :i. each . t-iathroidercd lace and accented Stephen Lukas, Jonathan cnmgt. Mrs,. il otean calling Mrs. Dorothy Meadors, tedrts of Cake P- John Richard kRiC3' silectomy. The sisters are the program to be held at the with dainty seed fICIWIS, lI Lakes Stanley Lukas and Nell hosehnt Ink dress bonded The April meeting of the club Croasdalc, son of Mr. and Mrs.. cream were served to Michele daughters of Mr. and Mrs.. Chuluota Civic Center. her multi-tiered floor-length SUinIo Groomsmen were knit and wore a white orchid was held at the Polynesian W.R. Croasdale Fifth street, Cox Debbie Bryant Melyrada veil. The bride wore the wed- ,. Limo,,',-. C lbert, Step er. cnrsal!e nsi enr, ,risr ii' nerseer., Hotel at Walt Disnes- World with has come a long way wtt ding veil of Mrs. Sue Colbert Colbert and Philiprnt •1following and the elaboralcly ornamented The bride'& mother wart it wedding a wedding reception . ~_Rickii, a gr&idubte from I-ane' and Sonya WLmetL lace garter which belonged to bonded knit A-Im dreu of w1a hr,ld in the school annex Rnbery Eagen as guest 0 O%iedo High School. went on to speaker ter mother along with the vdiftr and Navy which vius I,arge white bells with low the University of Florida I traditional blue garter. She accented with Navy printed doves and silver and white studying ROTC. gra ivating as carried an Edwardian bouquet braid Her accessories were =/~"~W&40000ishly lii' used ci dles werelaais New residents an Chiduota are Second Lieutenant. After his Ed hlte bridal roses, yellow white- and she wore a zag ion Terry Ferentin," md John 'wl*rC your tr*nds areS ' graduation from the Univer-sitdaisies and baby's breath. i (7 p5 e traditional £aour-tiereu dence On ruup, .11ng up he went to Mcxidv Air Fciree p Her attendants were idenigroom wedding cake which was The mother of Base In Georgia. hence, taking Sixth Street. Terry is a student tically drt!saed lii decorated with daisies was s 21 Hour Nursing Care For S 4U ii two .at VYU *tid John is. Cfliployed in two tours in Vietnam. towns of maize chiffon. High of ecru bonded knit hi a served along with nuts., m1rts.. Private Patients — VA — Medicaid At Warne r Robbins Air Orlando. tir -k E Out Patient Therapy geometric design worn with It punch, an assortment dainty Force Base, Georgia. he iind the cuffs of Lhe long M,irtal lung slt!rve uluna Jefsey finger snadwaches and Slavic i' L 2nd St Ph. 32247C1 C Sanlord Fla i-li sleeves were .in becanir First Lieutenant and . eventilouse that featured sell pastries were served to all in later earning the rank of cn' M ULLCHWZfl. A birthday dinner was given A silver and white reruem- Garden Club will have their Captain in honor of OL'ver Jones of Sixth Capt. Croiasdale has now rance candle was usedat the annual general business earned A. C. Aircraft Cornmeeting and luncheon t P t ~. 0 0 Garden Center with Mimosa mander. pilotuw ins. own Tanker, having his own -ew. F) (..ir-CIC .rnlng the hmciton Soeietv I)ruclline Congratulations to a home AD Circles wdl give a report fi C&nd .0 eg townboywhohas. worked hard Bequests for women's ontheiryt and earned has due title. We are I with a written report A W.id W.ed.44 P4. news. and h d program icr the all proud at you Capi 'Ricky" par-ti clubs, etc.) Installation of affirm br, CrOu"t. [ 7 Iw made at least a week in Mrs- Larl W. Lau of Orlando phone ic acvancc. will folios luncheon. ___ E FIRST ST 323-2110 Among guests will be the 7th H) LIZ MATHIEUX ra c xindents EANK AMER ICARD MA.STERCI'4ARGE Mrs M.E. Dorsey of Third listed daily on the editorial Distract j.4j' 7tj j STORE HOURS: 9 TO 5:30 EACH DAY Street hat been confined to the F. Hussey. Mrs.. Julia Braddy Russet page. __________ was recently honored with a ; 77 11 I - - t - she [ ____ DEAR LOST: Five will gel you tea, there use way you can spoil the "tz'ka.dsMp" betwees you and Betty. 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PolIy's Problem IC ('Ut 'if m..t 47 ri.,ia'Ionvm of Chart.-, fami, IA Pause Sn('oi.,i. am a ha. aE JNNIUUI ivaam Ja. JhIUU auu l aa - 610 MEN1 -- H1 iau i 0Lam iia.- WH I N .- _ iu•u _____________________ - - LL L i4iW(~5 ' , , 1 . - , * ~ - I rs I! -- i-- Dt:.tt I" uII.V.-I cannot wear *lastir.topped an kl.'t c 1i'-ciui t" (if rIrruilatory trouble sri have a for. n lb?, tim" hiuiv tog appropriate sticks I can get a foori grad.' In stretch nylon hut they work 'town my 113111 flu)' shoe' in are worse than nothing lisa an.rnr a remedy for tht' I buy the largest size wi It Is ni.it that they are' too short in the foot. The flohusltoit-hu kind are always a heavier weight and 1111,%v Iiht one's are firm unit II I walk I loping for a I tOhuitli,Ii MIlS I. II M 1. Dl:u i',I,%'-. -My Pet t'e'eve I having h pay a sales tax On - gifh' obtained with trading stamps. it they were really gift. there' should tic' no sales tax since I oay for thc'nn with stamps that are a rebate for paying cash at the 'Iir, rInd? I li-il the 5:1?.' tax has alrv'arty been p)i(i I .ihi t.i on tt• lull auizunot it the store whore I grit the slainhus uuiil I i.'et no rehat.. on that tax --fl('H(,TflS1 W I _ Ju.. ..I .II NO0661 I, I .""r , 11 "Things are happentng too fast for me! flu China -before or after Howard Hughes?" - - by Dick Turner CARNIVAL I)EAI( I'('I.I.Y--Tura should spray her carpet bag unirse with hair spray so it will not rid) off on her clothes 1'irI t,',I I.,it,,,n if t,.o -- WI I I II.' 7 I " 1 061a wy _ Anywh.6 in DEAR ABBY: I need help! My husband works the night shift and I am absolutely petrified from the moment he leaves the house until daylight the next morning. He calls me "foolish" and laughs at tee because I am such a '(raldy cat" but I just can't help It. I have been so afraid that I have actually cs-lad! I have close neighbors, guns, a telephone at my elbow and even a dog, but these things don't make me sleep any better. I also work Lduz-lng the day) and I can hardly keep my eyes open at work any more because I don't get any sleiepatnight. I am about to crack up. I don't have anyone I can ask to stay with me at night. Nobody understands why I am so afraid. My husband [whom I really lose very much] rofuses to understand bow frightened I am when I are alone and It's dark outside, Even I can't understandIt. Please, piease, help me. I am not crazy, I am just. - AFRAID OF THE DARK DEAR AFRAID; its prebably as overactive baagtaaLI.. combined with some aasrslved fears from your child' hind. U were you. I'd see a psychIatrist, ft's a lit cheaper baa a nervous breakd.wp,, I \~ " ,)I.:An t.IItl.i—.sly hirown sued.' purse rubs off on light. colored clothes and whie'n I complained to the shop where It was purchased they suggested spraying It with the wellknown fabric proterllar spray that is on the market and sit isIlabi,- In '.zirle(y, department and hardware store.. Do read the direction, before buIng a can so as to be sure' ',on are bin ing the correct spray for th e material used br making *our bag.—I'Oi.I, 111 1 [___~r_;;1_ 0A o , -11 •1 ; I 1~i s:'4 horoseope SATURDAY GENERAL TENDENCIES: You are under adverse aspects early in the morning, devoid of any changes, but later In the day you find that every thing starts working In your favor. Then you can enjoy the company of others, es pecially with good friends who are in a posi tion to help you attain personal goals that mean to much to you. ARIES (Mar. 2110 Apr. 19) Sociability Is the keynote now. Showing others your affection (or them brings excellent results. Accepting in vitations at this time can le ad to making interesting, new contacts., TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) The morning starts slowly but then all speeds up and you see your way clear to gaintig goats where career is concerned Know what a higher-up expects of you and do your utmost to please GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) A good day to seek new activities that are Inte re sting and worthwhile. Obtain periodicals that have the data you are looking for. Avoid the limelight this evening and relax, MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) There are blgwlgs who can help put obligations behind you quickly now inste ad of laboring over them. The evening can be a happy time In the company of the one you love LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Instead of toying with the idea of change, be sure you go along with the expertise of an associate and get the best results. Put your pride In your pocket, where It belongs. Be wise VIRGO (Aug. 2210 Sept 22) Carry through with work you could not finish during the work week. Do to enthusiastically and reap the benefits T ak e time for healthy exercise to restore your energy. Have fun tonight. CwuaI Sietide154 :1' I J EulkemuckyAv,.,t,,UfldFla - - m - W -ea @a m 0 CLIPAND SAVE 0 - m RP not - - I I' good IF YOUR (11111) IS BORN TODAY he or the may appear to be out of the norm curb' in life, lak e this in your stride, since upon reaching a more mature age, your progeny could conic up with something new and interesting that he or she coud have success in whatcier is of the modern era. Give enough leeway for self'expression arid discipli ne is wise for developing true character II . . wh.-s.t kind of weed would a Jill wear with "Yes, it's for th e prom -. A ',~~ I] ". .' 4 T'401i1 WORRY CLINIC By George W. Critic, Ph.D., MD. Husbands can quickly be vasectomy. sterilized by An estimated one million American males have already submitted to that simple surgical operation. It proves very successful in most cases, but notice the a sexual side effects Thelins beme3ns! that Case T-371: Thebnaa thoughtful for those who have shown you much loyally in the GENERAL TENDENCIES: You need spiritual past. A lighter diet and more rest is needed if you an to assistance today in order to keep from being improve your health depressed and ovcrcomL-g adverse aspects in effect. Seek the SCORI'IO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Engaging in quiet pleasure, right philosophy of life that builds your spirit and helps gain is best now, so avoid those who Like to take inks You have the things you desire Don't be upset by obstacles. been too matter-of-fact with mate, so undo that now. Spend a ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You may (eel hemmed In by happy evening at home situations you do not care for. Seek the company of amusing SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec 21) An ideal day to p."'ns and :hen go ahead with plan s you have made. You can dliminste the source of trouble that Is causing friction at help one who is in real trouble. home. Do it quietly and intelligently The ideas you have for TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Engage in outside activities CONFIDENTIAL TO HELPLESS IN COVINA: Deal starting a definite uptrend are good il y or friends ______ instead of fam of contend in g with the UI hum or Wit! the father anyiblag. You could be mistaken about lbs CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Study duties ahead of meone is who may be feeling depressed. Avoid that a trick so seas aad ceadsalsus yea drew concerning his daughter you well, and then plan s clever way of handling them. Don't tr ying to p la y on you. rthiLIeas5ip is any case, they are living in another coustry, neglect to attend the services which are beneficial to you. GEMI?tt (May 2110 June 21) The outside world is not your far tram hime. are both "of age." so the father coulda'l do Show that you have wisdom. best bet now, but home and family is, so concentrate on that sayiblag about It anyway. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Monetary matters an, not important realm of your existence. Avoid taking chances as you want them to he, but this in no day to make radical where your good name Is concerned. changes Quietly study and make plani for the future Be sure MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Tone down your to get good night's rest WIN ATBRIDGE emotions or you could really run around In circles today and PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) You hue to improve your get nowhere fast. Work on a new plan for greater abundance health and charm before you step out tothe social or other and iron out the bugs. recreational activity. Don't rely on too many friends to go LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Although you are not In the along with your id eas. Be alert mood to work, a good breakfast will easily change your mind IF YOUR ('11111) IS HORN iOt)AY - he cc the will be and you can accomplish much that Is Important. Support one of thoSe individuals with a desire to have order and two tricks In each other suit, mate's id eas and get ahead (aster. neatness. Do the best you can so that this alert mind can be game and rubber. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Avoid an argument with Put to firest i6e Any career tl.dL has to do with If East Is a really good associate for not doin g part of the work you expected him or player, he lets the Jack of he: to do. Plan how to improve your lmsge In the future. Dress troubleshooting is best for your progeny, so direct education diamonds hold use trick. more conse rvatively. along such lines (',ivc :etag.o'is training early so that the South returns to his O,Wfl tendency to become despondent at tunes will be eliminated LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) A good day to do so mething mino and repeats me dinmond finesse. This time, East produces the king and MO1U)AY later on South finds that he er urt to dummy to can't e v GENERAL TENDENCIES: Day favors co-workers, or wtaucsez else is innptutant in your tile lake a Ikvt that third judgment and gaining assistance of one little time for fun later in the day. Nothing strenuous, Important diamond trick, though. If South is in the contract. Influential In business or autistic maticri. Arguments and NiL II(l'l(I (Oct 23 to Nov 2?) Sparc tame during the day insurance business, he disagreements In p.m , unless you male a special point to tie is I'cit for the recreation )vu want, ciii the p.m is fin* for doesn't play the jack of dia- gentle and considerate. ruonda on the first lead of resting ant rebuilding your energies On. you Like kiks ARMS (Mar, 21 to Apr. 19)Get that new plan working the suit lie Just sticks in the catty and efficiently so you can take it easy tonight when ul)4)11 you with favor Let on the goe.-d side of this person eight Now It doesn't matter aspe cts us apt to be rather difficult. Follow Intuitions SAGI'llAItlUS (Nov. 21 to Dec. II) You k n ow what it what East does, South is during day, since they are working more than accurately. Is that will make kin happy now, a') get it done without going to wind UP with that Read some In p.m, further atm. Let your talents better u- ognizoJby the puic bl third diamond trick TA ItO IIC iA .Sti 10Ill ,. U... lOt ('.-....., ...'..4 n.I. ...hn VT, C7 4%',' t. Sn. a4 •SW i' in general liming is fine for radio 'u 'IV -- hate (in and yi • HiwisArts INTlItsISI SlIM i can help you gain your highest goals during the day, but learn, __________ By Oswald & James Jacob, take care you do not argue with others tonight. Plan social CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 10) Keep appointments fun now for the days arid weeks ahead Then you get good Somnactimnes ar.y line of play that arc important arid then he state to Jo those errands that are vital, Go after that inLimusation you has, long wanted, results. will bring home a contract .r- b,dding has ,5fl GEMINI June 21) You're able to handle (May but did not have the time to get Rest an your laurels 21 to On the other occasions, it Sou th North . will pay well to stop and Important buathsu matters in am., but take can to avoid tonIght p5 10 141 select the one that is most 2 NT those who like to argue later In the day. Do not neglect AQUARIUS (Jan. II to Feb $9) Plan how to add to PANA zv , to succeed, CVCfl P.s. likely 1 Pass matters of credit that an so Important now. Pleass those 34 present prosperity during the daytime, and do not neglect to though It looks as If you may You. Soudi hold: who count, gel advice maui bankers and ether esgsnls who have the be giving up a lot of over- 4*114 VI(12? •qi.1 411 MOON CHILDREN (Jun. 2210 July 21) Contact persons knowt.dg and sic Ill you need, Do not rush through mraals What do You do neW' tricks. with valuable .zp.rlanci who can be of great assistance to Pee$ b.Hei In pm. A—Bid three no-trump. You PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mu. 20) A day (or delving Into 11 South Is the ordinary raped iu have , you In your business . Plan some trip or change that is av. a play fo go od player, he wins the contract. Important after lunch. Show you have wisdom. whatever pleases you the most, whether it is of a personal or heart lead, plays a diamond LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Get Into the night activities a business or a crestive nature. I'lan the future mu:e wisely, TODAY'S QU'I'ION AM finest-es dummy'sjack, that will lessen your work load and Increase your profits too Lvening is itleai for studying Your pa r t tie r conhlouse to If East is a kindly soul, he Then do what.ves will make you feel stronger, better. IF VOl.111 ('HILL) IN HORN TODAY do you he cc she will be diamonds. What four plunks on 'Is king, returns a Follow hunches during day. Take It easy tonight one of thos. People who is highly capable In either autistic which is just as good heart, A.sser tuow,ruw VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) Find the right way to Of business fIelds, He sunc to give the finest education as any other lead ,..4juth wills conic to a teller meeting of minds with associates during Possible to enable bins or tier to avoid needless stnuggles said starts diarniorvms again, day hours, and be suns to follow through on prornissa you through life. Then your chIld can occupy the rightful place )'e has to give East a second ,U,4 St for JACOIV MODf*N SisI have made. Evening can be a little difficult. Control temper under the Sun. leach to use the Intuitive faiultisa wisely. A diamond trick, but the fifth wS. of 114pe7 We IWO MWI . and you win out. picking ant choosing of friends atsotilal be taught from 44, diamond is esta blis hed Rod* City p..r), P.O lea LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Use you, ingenuity in order earliest days so that many a pitfall can be avoided. Find the Evertualiy . South winds up Yee b , p4 V. gog,, to Uipatlate yourself Into ths good graces of labor bosses, forte hits surly. with three diamond tricks, , MEDICARE SUPPLY Co. impression on other; He poised SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 2 1 ) Don't step out too early for shopping on running errands, sinLe the mid-morning is best and you can also meet lntresting people Don't neglect important correspondence later in day CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) Study financial affairs more accurately now and know how to proceed in the future Be more modern In your dealings A busin ess expert can give you fine monetary advice. AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) Anything of a personal nature can be handled accurately now You are able to gain your fo nd est desires easily Attend the social tonight and show your finest attributes PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) You need to prepare yourself if you are to let new situations that have cropped up bring you more success Assisting those who are In trouble is wise and ;_~~ I ~ __" congenials at mutual enjoyment. Engage In a hobby you enjoy Don't neglect to handle an Important chore at home for mate anti increase harmony there S('ORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) An excellent day for fixing things up at home Be wise and get an early start The evening is then fine ter entertaining arid making an excellent SUNDAY DEAR ABBY: I have read so many letters In your nohume from young daughters in Law who were critical of 4 their mothers In law. Please. Abby. tell these young women not to judge their mothers In law until they themselves have been a mother In &J law. I have been a mother In law for three years now said believe tee, It has made me a much better daughter in lawl U only a young woman could realize that a man d_not have to stop being a son in order to be a good tauan1 WISER NOW JA :-\ i % I I 1.I1IRA (Sept 2lto Oct 22) Ideal day for hiving fun with F-4 11 -s. '1 .-., - I IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN— Reg. 52.79Yd. _________ J.C. - Between Sluddln;s and Rafters) r __ Eagerness Lets Game Make Yd. Agthout-ofwwnguestsI nde' tnit'ui grandmother, Mrs. sponsored 15 nuts and the-the-I-punch were to all CSCflL A dainty cake, baked in the form of a doll wasusedasthecent.ir piece of the refreshment table which was over laid with a deicnte blue cloth - - USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 73 INCHES 8Y36 INCHES EACH 91 to, "- - & - SHEETS . - - ~R li C& ALUMINUM ' 22 $ 45" Wide Machine Washable Refreshments of cake, pjj, . -t - - - -a & .. '. Iqr I 5C C - it . - - ' . . - -dO ' - SPECIAL CrepeDe Chine pastel color scheme Was used throughout the party area and Mrs.. Russet was presented with an orchid corsage by the hostesses along with a personal gift in remembrance of the occasion. Mrs.. Mary Lee Nichols enteredtheglftsui the brides ,,s" . ________ k - f . SATURDAY at the harm of Mrs. V.M. Smith in Geneva. AssisUng Mrs. Smith as hostesses were Mrs. Gordon Gibson and Mrs. Raymond G. - - -_ - - 1ioit'er Sim - : - -. 4 - -. -: - ,, - . - !. i - ,.,t . _- - - , dia iiosser -- -- ---I— j uncneon. ,ets Every "Ring of Life" is a family gathering -L Garden Clii b , DEAR ABBY We are Jrwi3h. Our son has recent!) become engaged to a lovely girl who is converting to the Jewish faith. For an engagement gilt, I was planning on sending her a gold necklace with the Hebrew word for "LIFE" on It. My husband dtugrres with my choice of gin,. He feels DEAR IN: Wben In doubt. doa'I, - '9 " NN 1111 SIDE GLANCES WII1IIowM 11iiI.rh' Softener Ci - 40 Put.I ii. hand tiThiy te SefltOfO I'1fdIU CARROLL. RIGiITEIt'S that we should not emphasize the religious aspect. What do you think, Abby' We have never met the girl. Du you thirk that this would be an appropriate gift for her or not? INDOUWI' ___ _ v POLLY'S POINTERS , . .o Iketknd S"Vanity - (;t )9 T.hte a, 1 16 ' ________ Buren cc ii's Si cue" ""ON-01k. V. "M 1iI. Sill DEAR ARR'v': Five months ago a gal t1'Il call her Beltyl, age 77, moved in with my next door neighbor. Belly came here to gel a divorce, Since my neighbor has no telephone, asked it Betty could use mine to keep In touch with her lawyer. I said, . F "Sire" Well, in these last five months, Betty has given my : phone number to just about every guy In Las Vegas and out. She comes In, without knocking, and starts making these collect calls all over the United States, and she tas for hours. Also. I am expected to go next door and gel her at all hours It her boyfriends call. Guys have called me In the middle of the night direct from California, and they get mad at me if I say it's too late to run next door to get Betty. .i..iL, , I t... lu.*-a iniulied by phone a number of times W but I kept my cool because I like the neighbors Betty is living with. Well, last Friday, when some drunk from Texas I - - e!!ed frr !rtty ;t : . ., ,i my cool, and I really let her have it. Now she wants to make up. She says friends don't let a little thing like that come between them. Abby. Is this what You call "a little thing" I'd like your unbiased opinion. MST MY COOL IN vl:GAS 0 of M1S JACALYN ANN JONES - Liii!) t 4L_,.. - W~~ ,__-. ! '-" - ______ U Draper l9 graduate of Born in Sanford, the tridedect Seminole High School where she was a majorette and head majorette during her senior year. She was graduated from Sejdnolc Junior College In 1971 and is presiiit1y attendilig t Florida Technological Prth'crzfty, majoring in Elementary F4ueatlofl, .. become a medical technician lIe is currently a student Valencia Junior College. Out-of-town guests. were from Miami and Atlanta . i By Ab gail Van Is a •\- -. 31 P1.14 ihawi In uth I)1151W iutfsr II r.i, tat. Hot telephone line has cooled their friendship ti Jack Hickson Sr. and Mrs Edith Jones, all of Sanford. - AI'OO I il*i--" I sw).y i MISS J(5'gI$ Ia the granddaughter of Mr. And Mrs. - - Z 10. , 4 Mr. and Mrs. Ctl R. Jones &. of Sanford, are annowwtng the engagement And forthcoming mIlyTlAge of their daughter, Miss JacMyn (Jackie) Ann Jones to Thomas Everitte Royal 111, son of Mrs.. James Wcsterberg, Belmar. - ;" . --. : ----.... Aerwier Ma i'i'y . I III Royal ww - - where Mrs Colbert wall s.tud to - T. E. .-,i _____ L , - I- - orar l j u1. - . __- ve - ,,.- an angements and two floor arrangements irnilar flowers Twin seer ranched candelabra coni :t-ted the wedthnt: deeoratlon.s Mr,1. Jud) Duda, church I,amst. percided ait the organ ;nd accompanied Richard -I' -____ I . . "O. * N* . I ,#--* i :-A : Jacal yn Ann , ones, & it) . _. 1 . bride's book table which was kept b Mrs. Betty rmpe). Ilie bridal cake was cut and served b) Mrs. Eleanor Hrnclr who was assisted by Mrs.. Anna Duda. Mrs Virginia Miklor and Miss Katherine MikIer poured the punch. Mrs.. Colbert chime an A-line bonded knit dress with a yellow bodice and floral printed skirt as her going away ensemble. She wore yellow and green sandal-type shoe.s and a clung shoulder bag. Her . uge was of while roses and yellow ribbons. After a wedding trip to Atlanta the new1' weds. will li temp i y in Oviedo and then __________________ i - I~_ -- --'- Vows Janet ~- _ 1. i1 Mark I 1.12 AmiEU I 7 _ 4 - - - 'Alt k:dtiies wall n,'ver 'snow an thing .abo,it it But I heeitute to ic -ii. vet I suppose ri-tat is n-h.,' !:,,- it WSV 10 restnr' '.u" 110 f.uuR'. -arn- ;t VASECTOMY PROBLEMS .. uk.. sa.'sr"crtnnv ansol'-r'iIit,4,,,'c,t tb,. .",r'-u rk.. his.,' fl, speri% cells of the rujak'. J.. aged 34 is a sea casualty. Dr. Crane.- she moaned. 1hate been nurried for 12 years and have 4 kite-tv children. "But I felt that wa-a enough. so I penutded in husband to have a tomv operation. which he did. 'hereafter. he seemed to be less interested in me and began to run around with other wt*nen. And I found that when new uut'tithbors ma',rd next door, the husband was a young executive of my busuzad's anit While his wife was visiting her parents fur two weeks, I invited her hus' band to have coee at our And because my husband left me akino a grout 'lead to run w.*md with other gizb. I dc's-eloped an alf4r with this neighbor. Alas. I gut pregnant! "And since mv Lucibaud was now sterile. I pa )hf the new baby as being his. 'So my husband stunned and beciiti'd nut, for he siaid Is ww.s at mY iii. simple, It is a inespensiiie and safe -away In sterilize a husband. And can be per-fanned in about 13 minutes in the ph'#relatively saciau'i odice. At present. it is estnn.ited that 1.01)0,001) Am*r'can husbands have resorted to cs.tcmks as a oseans of limiting their families and reducing the re-au of their waves rrw,Iing ea pre-gnanirs. Fur many wivirs then show far more enthusiastic cuu,eraIion In the mg,rita! rrL*ticus.%hi1. But several p'svvholicguc,ai 'side effects nnav also cuiri1,hivaLe suds th marn.age. "Dr. Crane,," Souse WIN c, have explained, -t suppose it v's due to the penemitv of beat I It,kil, g". 'a' .u.s much thr,! 'ut 'i :ri' wutrwn_ rri 1'i"v iou. 'vor rv- about gettuig pr'ujna;lt raises! Inc to a higher rnivtiechal puts.-h .uctl thus ingais' our i.e-tt,i.i! r':.r1'. -1',:;1, ::i,- j', t-'.'svitug L.ikv the - i.'Vc 19T to the i-L0. I ft'jls UI ti Las with usother nude who .ait ui_tkt. 'it' prv-gmc.ust. i-sen t1wuh, I wash Ii' .ai,oiJ 'such an eve-itt." alias, souse tue-is ,L ' '\ \. sIitt'nce that hj' h.ust subnsitte-d Iii the' t 43c!t'tssass' tjrr'itjoii. "\ly -hiLhis ,urs' all syhe'sl' tu It'd for ttliIt$lit's- tiiiilt't ailniut the ttuii' I 'ins cliii' to dehivi'c thIs nse'vt' baby. "Consequratit', siuv hutsbaud lusslsts that I give tsp for 'iuii1it liiui 1111111M LAO)., II lcd k8utvd in the eses ci the-sr wives, sO the's 'stut chasuig around roth uthet oua.'u_ s'aht. 'Joait kIR.' inca .ue, ste-rile, So tb&ssc oilier vsoinen test about pswsabie psegita*tcv and this couths.t whets the easthutiasm of the presLa. ton' stenhaed usale. Fur part of a nun's eavite-luicilt lit ttt it that the cvza ituc, theta the aulue'st the fesnak. Put 'sv4wthcc stesdised us taut, a husb.auud u-au keep his t% tic faithful .utet -a_tttsfirtt lit rliilI' It *tI booklet '5*-s hublenu in sIarniage'." endsising s king .&*uiprii. ne-hunt a-so Pills 25 vent's- �12A-The Sent ord Herald Friday, My 5.1972 i ) Li ---- it zw ' ..-.'. Want by V. T. H.inh. AU"OOP T4 & • s.&i p jr,cu ci&ur r' ix'a 'A/ 1JibT M. L' ! --•c-' i'.". t I u '' - a / * / . I . ; - Train -- Sanwa A" dO '.. l pacro wil " , Cailbart Neal Estate A lk A All AN1'1h1S !rIS?rI k CLATTER CAMPUS by LSi?y stsrnr.g limo Burns - - ft iq $ ' - LETS SEE_ TS FI)AV VIU MUST 96 AT AT TwE __j) ,-----------... ' " rM I I I "p ' _ free, TS\ 1 P41 L'f¼ at.-Is ev A -- - $45 Feint' Help 14 lt Nortl t Plnecrest. I bedroom, I balls livingroom, air OfldiliCvled lle-,N(ed yard with tree hOu50. i•0 r %%j40CANQUALIyV UNDER NFW 0 14A ;)S plitoonAllit'l' - ,.,• Dating By Computerwill train sharp r I for es and buvl't pO%1 ion Co,,sn las i00t 'P. 04 (l%*'ta9. Of iVfl • 3.00Yr (3)1730 Singto adults 090, 01-4 phone hVIT-be'r OFFICE GIRL. answer , o. 111011 Mobile hemill %at*%. 50)5. Cocoa Florida. 32M 191ophone, ber"It typing. 0004 i..nawtitlnp, personality and WILL NOT $1 RESPONSISLE undentarldIng SSIWV OWN 3 day root DEBT$ INCLIRRED By AE -1A I '"t•1 N ______________________ You o's Auto Salim. Sant rrVl CIII TO' act scqv'cv ru S Adults ruporlioncod man to Befall used rib 14 1404R %IiW Al COA "tic or-d, by Owner, III South Bay e. Pay $050 AIlum $lI. lance at 4. per cl. $00 pays Block. I bedroomS, family IIIi, ,t,e Illalit --------- Rent FurnIshed Mj*KtTpi.aaT:M MAN OQ'Il lfl t'1I A% *•P rg% 01 3) U04 - D**I NI $W - Houses - Furnished ' . i no m . air n O I on. 1080 t 1 '' "c or 775 330 Six- roorm fullIvishod house. 9100 menth, list and last 3214341 ae* & ii hIaI I$ See I lL (An O develop Sauls Agency by 3 lldrom, 3 balls Quality hump, rntral heal air - estral Lot ''.3* ISO' --$70,530 Conv entional TI-lA financing PALL ii~E 4 INSUQANCIE lot C West 1161 lit i 2; Still OPENING lmo$ WEEK Ill Lake Jexlup 1).. 01 U jlPi ,.. -- - •- -.. . - ..c-.ES \ -. - J / 4- - ' - I ' c The Sanbord l.a -) • l__•, ) . - lk I .. THE Schw.rz by Bow,n & - Guys BADGE - 1. L.€M4EN UhIFOR /'N *IOUR _-.-_- Mate Help Wanted - SIMINOI,.E COJ' S D(PARTUL'T CIVIL SERviCE EAM,h&TION BOARD POSITION DEPUTY SHERIFF £.ppI.CaIlOifl are fl0* being accepted from Qualified mOl, peftonfil folwe,n2l and 4.3Years Dfaleand meeting prescribed PPV$ Cat requirements, A ouaIlfclt*On esarninatlon Will b adm,n,It,red to Qualified CR pl.tantI alO 30 AM Malidly May 1 1073 ,ri the Couri' y Cam m%soners con?ereriCe room, County Court Nov54. Sanford. Florida Interest"pc-win., ore G ' 14EMLNE E iIL RFTH KIE t~ , rAPTAIW- EASY --. 0.10 " Toe 0Aj6xTrItO -F P $4f - •FATtelt '41.1li OFF*4t- - . f+511%ji~ HIM WAIAE t4 LE HER - OWE WT4L - - ______ - ___________ . '.J., - • I rjrfd 'o ,on prior to May 1. 1973 on 14 3 5115 Mechanic and all around man tr service itatien. Good salary, SOB'S STANDARD STATION RE •- •. s" ' • s ' - CiRT" - Cliff - Business Property RCIIIM Oviodo. F Is ... M,,aruI - b Bill Howrifl -- Mr't'e' Bellaire - Exclusive - new 3 - bedroom, Its bath $ILSX City - N ew ly renevated. 3 bedroom. - -- - - - - -- - -- - - 1 bath. si,.000. Poia - Almost new 3 bedroom. 2 Levely 2 bath, Pool $30000 SiC - Nice. 3 04 1 bedroom, dro _____- - ' ( V' reics S,IE .. l. r 'i WE...L ' 'tO.J REA,LV '1 Ri MEAN YOU v'A"Ir I ' °V' Y1J ----''10 r;4"- DE 1OEJ)Ai, I .7! Chic Young ' -.s.,jsr h- .-( - flTD3 IAE UPS QS) ' 4" 322 971114 RETIRE S9,C'Ov'$ 7 bedroom, 2 bar". extra l.sr;eQak shaded yard Central air 127.500 FIX UP Three bedroom. 1 bath. Pn,crIjI ;.s.r• s!-.=.c Fenced yard 515.000 Terms COMMERCIAL 1*0 bedroom. I bath, Zoned for Small b,a%ne'st arid home Great potential 111.030 Terms LARGE FAMILY F 0.0 br1O0ar. I bath, ia?cJe ll, nrtn . , tia O1 Terms BEETLE BAILEY 'Ge have it REALTY SAPIIORD (C (C TRIC COMPANY Phone 312-1301 1377 Park Dv..,. 273 l343 )its Hiawatha Ave atl?.33 YOU ARE MIS.nt, SGML IHI?.ó 'I yOu havefil lied a Want Ad CO 60. IllS APPLIANCE SERVICE Repair. All makes I models Cattle in. 5pm .Mon Fri. 7 a rn -1pm. Sal. Rapid Service. 373 1555 ; °:, Bldg. Ul, & Sanford Airport, IS or 104$ for q winr LI AT SINGLE WIDE PRICES READY TO MOVE IN - Hours Lovely 2 Bedrcx,m, 7 Ijath home bv Hiltirit, Price includes 12' x 24' screen tia1y I uin*2id **th tv.diI'ona der. porth, set up charges, and landscaping on a beautiful lot in Hacienda MOP4 DAY IhrU FRIDAY V,IIe, 1:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. $999500 I. SATURDAY 5EAT :00 A.M. to 12 NOON .ALL UNTIL NOON TO STAR TOR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY. Piws a wide ss4iclion of Vindale, Hillcrest, Barrington and Winchniot hornet, Priced to will NUVY LtIbINU OR A LIMITED TIME ONLY - - . If you Own your own mofsl. horn, rid wig' to live in Hacienda Village, call Mr. Lawrence today at 831.4411 rid thick on our Seas plan. Hurry' make rasrvet*ons now! Want Ads and Sy Barry 9 A.M. WEEKDAYS SATURDAYS 9 A.M. 11 AM. SUNDAYS Bring Fast Results =r - Appliances 11111 line G.E AIancfl igda.rr 4100 klttrn Ad Ap plante C. If hlIGIl 1100W lit St 1'?'. 377 205) poinill - THE PHANTOM WHOA i - 311-.--_-- CAR fan- f thro* a*a useful. ifivi'it Sell Ihens QuiCkly eth a Heraald Want Ad by Calling 7377411. and asking for a frien dly Ad Visor -- Department - Central Air Con.1tion For free rsl,male, call Carl Harris. at I'ARS In Sanf or d 373 1771 Dodge, GMCDr F Ord tradlorsIen Applicants must $t2 rs Want Ad - C all 323 0515 till 9 till 6 till 6 P.M. P.M. P.M. , MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY BQ Len.00d Oviu Rood t$R44) -P404th Oclandp, Florida 32707 (30$) 8314411 4wheeI-drIve veMcle ever made. Winchester Homes of Fl - --fValt'ev. Potts tai#ICC '.i.d mactines MOONEY AP Pt 'APICES 3730451 flv it the *Iy you lIt Grin 100) iIiaS Color Schemes Low Mon. And r'ove ri at MILLERS ?CtIfl,i.ndoDv ' IN . GET DOUBLE VALUE trade in tars, boafl. furrtuVe Anything of value We Wheel and deal of Winchester Homes of Fla. V. A SPECIAL-] bedroom, fully furni sh ed Completely setup it fl.a.,llfi,i PatS 54,55500 Call ell LIII. Boats and Marine Equipment offer )7)317t ______________________ 7300'. l.pAr.' 111, 0714, Male, f.m.'..al.lh or . PlOviri N0&fdiA9lfI _________________________________ AAlAal$. S,.00l.es t, Pt*iP F....q 5f vO II) .413 1114 SANFORD S EWl PfG CEPIIER, 301 A st 1sf it . Downtown Sanford ----- Fa - Antiques PAUV I In' Pans s.'.' Corner & lue's . Thuet, 3 J. Sat 131 F ..-i by aPril 3770771 - __________________ Travel 70 Si Musical Upright Pianos - 62 -- .-._. Livestock And Poultry - 111yao 4r?. rad.o. . 1000? tiiscrftOO I "I Axis rm -1 4'e ,tr SANFORD MOTOR COMPANY 501 Soutti French Aye, 37)43*3 - 0 )4E II?) model, lest than 3.1)00 miles t.arge d;'lccunf Nov* v seii Cal 731 ii Molar fim. ______________________ ____ ____ SPEC AL 69 I uI ( OLET '71 C HEVR Aii?ern,ifi, C4r, S_______ MALIBU Air w".'r PS, R&H RENAULT, Lew Mileage. Automatic Trartvnss,on VAN, Vo, Real I1ICI Van 4$ VW SQUAREBACK, Blue. White In. 'U $3990 196% BUICK DODGE tenor. Air - mis .)udge n.af..', aut)maf ne'* it tO roacPuris;il, $II ys rfi 004 5Ie.ç.s Must 0 seen 150. ap-p,ec41.4 714 )50 0? ?".4 7$l O.La rd $125 1111, up "13151 befOreIp 1011 •.o I a - - _____________________ --' •-- -'-rplefefy Also rpfn.ttn..s; flRDG5%. 130 W ItISI 31 1 3501 Merchandise once. _____________________________ Jeep 44 , ord four.pro, Station. Its Nøon. A? P 5 *4. vtrs iPa" $415 ¶IIELLPI I us60 CA* ; . - Ani,quirit waned, buy Sell trade - - j.xft. Jsg gets We .ger at.. A os Simna. 0514. L0* Mileage lfi4'*i i'flrisir,,ti*e W1S 272 131 - . Se-nirqUacriin. equipped lo gig tag. butfonhoiCt. fancy deSign, in console ps.' balance of 120 or I pa.'menll of $4 Coil CtlManager at 171 tIll or girtIll - Sacr7f;ce. 7544 Ford r.i...wie •-Ih .vfras 1100 equIty, & taWl 0v pm-.'men?s 737)956 rh.' S.f 1 ... Ill 51)04 SYl?hilURl4ITUF COMPANY -Bicycles Øh. 05. 0.1' a, w4re A.',' FM. closet 11050 or -- female rnn.a?...r. Doodle, It wi5s. 140 3731772 aft..' 4. Ch.P",Ahvas , 56 3151 5. Or lando Ave. RI. 17-92, SANFORD .1 1 0331 Singer Touch and Sew - Ill 67'.4 Burl arranged firms Malta ('041"I'llf And Supplies Ill inche i sterHomes ofFla. AV,!. 3131 S. Orlando Av RI. iiv:. S# NFORD jfl . 1011 PanItiles' POIS - III. F5*IS1014 SE 15513 UP FURNISHEDUNFURNISHED - - , '" 7-4 NPS'e'" N*' t,111 ..t IA. Old Co.'.' #lrt'n'S leop 'Af t r o y -_____________________________ o'ses, Cott, loris. vw,fC9.d, Of nit SC ri" 173 4?) 'r 'iS' tNp$'ImPnf. 1730111 RI. 17.92, SANFORD 1$44J..pW.goneer.d19es. Fi -- ---Live stock And walnut flnItPm, under wafr.nl# pair repair charges of 1,14 '' Y of IF Call 3401 vltP C4mCni? Winchester Homes of Fla. 110 NICE FIvd bSdtOO. 3 bath, family room. tIr.olace, central air. larpef.PlCed yard. Near sChools. 5)1.000. Ter m -- 372 sa MONEY" ove n--ifs your5l 7 bed? ha King Site lhfoughO'vl Small pi mentt at - -- - Goods -, 13' Jan Boat - park Realty 313 2431 Nights. Sundavi A Nal*dayt Call Homes Y551 Trade cars, bolts, lets, homes, furniture, five tooth, airplanes. fY%OfO?CyClPt, furl. diarv,Ond$l 42 t.-Q't Su'cIi,i III P$ot'daPt FlI time Vegetable Farm Help Good Home Plus Salary 531 1073 - ---------- have conventional Chow MUSS by BLONDIE - REALTY. INC Reg Real Et'a'e 8,04 3541 Park 3224415 , Mobil. Homes --- - 377 o"s 55* Household Rolitasf lOOt Adams Ave., 373 3473 Stenstrom Payton 377 1190. .JlJiL Winchester Homes of FILl :,mOW Jim Hunt acfnIC- Wilson" Mobile New Gir l's DIll. 70", used Truck Drivers and Owner Operators 0 a to transport automobiles within 11.1 Stale of Florida Must 0 0 7. tO pasS able be reqir,menthflSOPefOrs - - - 34 Realty - - -P. rra a 41 Johnny Walker -__ WANTED • --- --- --- 351 S. Orlando Ave. RI. 17 92. SANFORD 11,417 IS,? OSSfl ED HOME) LOW DOA'4 PAYMENT (oyp. f IL 'V III (0(4017 iOtiED tgr52$,05O - 'rImS. Call Bud, GOst two bath Almost mote 130.500 Broker needed for new multiple line office tttractive offer with $t John's River - 4 bedrii, 3 0041110 YO Man. will bath, with 25 a SI' Florida Room. Company beOltiti. Age no Ins. Icar. M $44,000. '9, POt Write P. 0. lox $434. NO esPerlonc. necessary, Will DeLanO, immediately. All replies IOyli0*IIU• - Ezclullve - Extra train Apply in PSfI04I to HOlidaY nice 3 bedr00m. 3 bath, $AIM. ifidont at Call IFU3000 NOv50. 704 N" ttvg. DeLanO. Lake Mary - 7 bedroom. 1 baTh, EkpIr4riC*d help w04110. aISstari, n.onv trees. 513.57$. Young man, to be tidi fOod 011,11111181111, - (ISCIltIJv* - 4 menager train,, Chance for fast and do prep worst. No ox9 lIES Paid vacations. etc e merit ad w bedroom. I th executIve. pooi. necessary, will tralo Opportunity psoW itaIiio$.O't Life Osuranc, 14CE for adancern.nt Apply in fv*fl Food siore. Mayfair - Graciouso Apply Lii 3 .drOOm to Holiday HOuse. 104 Norm Blvd.. Distract Office. 3103 French Ave. 1'i Willis. 7 stories SA-SW DeLanO Santord or PCI up .00iicato'iI in Mayfair - Very likeable split 4 DeLano or Orange City atores bedroom. 3 bOth 127.700. Waffled cook's assistant, ms*t be Part Ridge - Exclusive - 3 neat. Clean, and depsndabiS F ull Earn w hilee y learn sales orooni.ttj bath $vht refurbished or part timi as desired. Excellent manao.munt. 170.1300 extra 1lA4. opportunity or advancement. EQff while lift retain Ravermna Part - Exclusive - 3 Apply in person Holiday HOulO. ii-ploymw'. Writs Boa pr bedroom, 2 bath. 110.050. bed, 704 North Blvd.. D'Ibnd 704 pL De,ary PIS. Raver Park - Exclusive - 2 Working foreman, experlef'ICCO. bedroom, i baTh. 15.000wgesopsen Also 4 spray painter. DRIVERS We Train Yet, 0.000 Sense Part -4 bedroom. 2 bath. Commas.on Yellow Cab Co. 701 basic experienc e Ill W ay pain near playground. 131430. SO.. tin;, wages open Excellent !P' - Sanian$o - Nice 3 broom, l's *045 1fl9 CO1It,Ofl$ will, 01,44125. a,I'I 3 1 Situations Wanled Apply in person to Castle Custom We Have Many Other Ltal.ngt rebmt. North Cv-'--1 W-v. i.snp A-, -k - ,n n--P-m. . . S very t•WIV1S .flnn.•y of whet e ler dl's? .0 322 1347 Caerrv A vaila ble Swildayt by Apeartment Real Pro Needed Auto Si es ld Care 11 Domestic-Mi - -- Looting for native Floridian Truck DrIver's. ppiy In person to Sc.??y is some Builders. RI. 431. Will care for your child days. Clean Altamorde Springs. 535 *311. home and good care. 3734311. OUR AD TA K ERS ARE HERE TO Idler need" with ftgf 0 HELP YOU. Call 3222111 fall 0 ppOgeOl the SfateOl Florida tow cost Went isa Call 322 104.4 for .ppoistmint. 'maflent Iraler 1011. eattilenl Me F rench person A AAR 9 0 Now 4 Remaining ( Winchester Homes of Fl 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17.92. SANFORD Equity in homes, land We pa off and finance Move in a It win,hesler Home at Oriano WP ML. ______ Frohlich - all childre" in my P THERE'S ROOM tar a garden on C a. .A-HDDoNSR BRCIa(I. th-vtra large lOt with fruit trees. Ill (4 Pa'. SanfOrd N.ghtl 373 III? Includes 2 bedroom, 3 ballS borne 5551 - with paneled Florida room, carpet, and other extras Included 'S,fords Sales k.dIr" for only 121.000 Summer's Almost Here! %31.5•. COMMERCIAL LOT W Only $3300 sTEMPrl AL,LPILY (hAtk Thew Homes Laborers. tic eipcfionc* riluifed Apply Water $Orv*t. Inc.. 100 North Lake Nowell Road, Cassrfbfr .y, Fla. 1st Road north ff 434 1 bloCk west Of 17-53. heme-Caayti.Y$1, Call 322 1373 5 1315 SaUIIIVIU nford Rea IUlty ba WT1"Q.iT T Marvna Sect-on, wooded corner lots Owner - With Central Heat-Air _______________ AYFAIR, 4", Ili lit $1 Ph IN 21111 ...... I Thit and still the "*'' an'( at VAF $'s V0 le ret,4jif, er'5A4 eIijtll, t?l'rt% Be forever $111 fl! available. all utilitlit tVf'ViithId, '$44 SO t?(P i.? arri bI parting Call DeLano, 30ØØ or 734 3351 -STEMPERSEZ 31 Houses For Sale LAW apartment is MOTHER Included n thIs 3 bedroom 2 bath PrIvate party bat CISPI to loan lIrt' SOlOS Im Mayfair section. or 2nd T%orP900. Call Old0. Beautiful shaded yard. Priced at 422-0537 577.500 Terms OrIS oArS Q.rb Appro.0 17) beitr00mi ill yOUrS. ma, o$onSf John sIlv,c,1S'*150' 10' t & re-j The - 3151 S. Orlando Ave. NO CASH NEUED Acreage Lots '_ Ji Sale Condition 1440 37) 5307 PSI Con-,.;,. foew OvArt-Dil' *0* aw p411*4 A.., 'arp'iIng. uif "s'.l JO i'll 5'l4 Auto% For Salle is _71 Winchester Homes of F14 ''I. P (IA 323 1520 1i.. new $12.150 $430 d0w1 buildirto Alto tot on Sanford A-.0 Eves 223,54113. ' I S f101C.l L!sA.F, fOr. Ali, 7"; 1$, PA, P5*4, Cia,n. 0.nod fri-I ( today III 4100 room. - -_• SGT. STRIPES ...FOREVER Wealtr r" H call offer 4 a in.. 374 1341 'Metal F Wft%M I nporlonictid and trainees). General Factory Male _prig Et-rnjj_$eieWajgf.. MQu *EçIP!._*s'-S5 - Jordan '5*UtiIL nuliLt) SALtS oct. tfttiOA 01 wide 1nni,i ii CA B-; -nvp'0'1 7 A.dfl LOiS and pa's ' I p 1,01 Able 0'n I!.. I "t*itd hAp Ill) Loog..-' all Ill) 3151 S. Orlando Ave. Rt. 17-92, SANFORD -- ------- - GEO. WILLMER SSOC. INC. SCIuSI$ County, beautiful Con y Ill DelanO Spa ce nw available Private and Of seflI private R.c.ionistIfidteIlPPO0e IecyiC wIThapptttudIfOfflgU?fl Our new otice locatiOn will be 3303 Si'moran PIvC 5*, irtfr Ppr 0.000 halting haIry, arid Iririge ben.irts Call Riecve Ifl%JrafICS An EQial Co.. 535-1511 Opportunity Employir. LIvein Companion winlir Haven, wages ne9oIIable ieonc.s cor ncessary. n , - eves -Mate.Femaie is Help Wanted Young girl or boy 18 or over, for counterandPPerattOlOft.full ftml arid part time. Apply in person DPtw-IvO Ca. in. On I p rn Ave.. Sanford. Further lritormatiof, and op pcationt may be fin00 by COrIOCIIn; L.Putffian? C W ,,.I I.. .em inle Coun' y S'prirt'$ Department, TeirphonC A(E ISIL' AN jpj rear . TYPIST, I.rp. insurance compa n has mm.dla!e vacancy for Ii PIANO LESSONS t2 week C0C0lI .. Harry_Wester. _'' •. 13111, * acres off Red Bug Road 177.300 rt4rigefat*4 Gaud se4ectkw, 00* 14* and VA inancing Ne* %',.1'e'' rn Sant04d AC Or'o' a C 2 Property 'or rer* Fenced sitter, ov#w it Eveirlimp 111091"r-mco's "it twlore soon or after S. 21111-11111174 13 F-,D_iZ.EWZiYAN PARKER, eir , Pt$ •n4 IraIlfI 1703 0.f S an lOf 0 .'0I, . *,I tri P__ ' e' Ct fa. 1:) OR RENT 2 Alsi0040r Instruction w For Rent baty Call U20cls n,r. ___________ Samford, 2$ phone 44y.?SSS Ask for MI. pportunities Mar OiS,rvce 51011041 'or ease tT - - Herald. pir ___ .. Lr. AnnouncementS VUV(if F&iII WITh a P$J?PCSS $1 12* Garden (,IidrCn'$ P Iwt.I7.4i one reading I,eruc1iO0, nips nova arid .lrts. .a? Call 1)5 5201 0057 1 30 p $ - - \ tr al tr eig,ttI'A(P0 SaIeII&dV. Y 0000 '0 ' 0000 C t.onl write. StatIng name. 001 :r 3 risoo", ,rne, aiu r'e'.c'a Ave 111mot 1 - jFASCAT MOVIE' I • -.J.I . 4! --1W 1 •. 1 E'.1QY R)c. I -'.. ..:D-..T Ca,.' E?4S bedroom, I' ba th born. Union Part area 113.300 FHA financing available 'I,. 3721614 Tax 5. Inturance moves YOU lit Ifi bg, bIlutfiji. 7 3 footer flurry, yOurs P4.i,r iived in Mo',. - if 311 Aufo's For -s And Scooters - Bedroom mobile hum. Canliete 5.150 down & assume paymen t $100.00 Open House Sunday 1.7 Better 235's i; lv: ldlo ;7 '"; II e 2 2'bii Homes • iroud to 01141' bigger A.ppy n EtAporidimced Rent bodroomi and cIoO.45. Ih.c0? --------------DIAL-A DEVOTION persami to G.'o.. RIa,ran' 01 (arl?t5 OnCIOO*d laundry and two bed . iiQt 5i, Tr,,(l. Termn$I. ISM Geneva, QUIO4 area. 323-5016 garage, pantry. Stove and ..- Al Veriwe.r Oviedo City Limits rTU Winter Park neat - - $700 R et irement Area Phone 11031 31 C'tiNTRY cUll'. 3 bdreom. I". ---t,alht, l•nc ed yard. kitchen eCuipPf.d $1000 down Bat $10,500 9 574 between 4 5. - MYSELF AS OV MAV IHarW Maegan, formerly of 1413 -- Assume - 14$ 1n'P 4) Vlndlle Ex pa ndihie 1lgance at Ill finl *ith a fu Cosonial decor, c en tral heal and too air condItions, [t,a large I CV ft lrl(lud,I tunic are tIe downt. On iednyv1 l"nr(P' f'nit,d ii iIl It wiel (all 13)0141 CASH TALKS-. 51.005 1 ltednoo' New Mnt,ll, tlome (ompIeti equipped and tel up In fleautil, 14 p-n cent %II.S00 on 113.100 Cal after n"rrtgaqe '77 0773 - Qj .. 0 08 It, 4 1.110461 ChIldroin or pet% in Lake Mary , MobIle Homes 34 - f.A: . ty rr oniom - Houses for Sale ________ .t.,,i-r.tlr,.sn N ight rl/d-IJM Doughnuts, You Can't Beat a Want Ad For R suits y St. Joh ns Rea ealty ----- Apartments to May 5, - Will COfi tO central ly 1a Person& is -" / 17 Domestic Child Care - -- 011ars 4 1 Houses Forale 31 - Willi ts, to Mr. Coidq. eOO Per ____ 'T- - Mate Help Wanted U -.. / - They D L igh t LOST C!u*PoL JJ in 5? 477 Idn't 5)5 North %ØflçØØ • - ç C-1 ; Lost Fouttd T14t4 i&'i V'l *115* p.iQR, 7I13cTtJIT 1 Ads Friday, nford H,rld Pay Lie Sabre a _____ _________ Conditioned. R&H 'U VW BUG. Red. Radio & Holster. Black Interior 'U OPEL KADET. Red. Radio & Heater CHRYSLER 3G0. PS, PS, Power Seats, S2695 $795 $J395 $1195 $995 $775 tnc �- - -. - -- - - - IV. 61 14A-The Sanford Herald Fri day. May 5. 1972 ou p of IL 'a .THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY Nit, all 19 VI - 0 - ___ -I- The c.ilurcI,..aI Th-DAY a For%tCfly S 30* fPt Se?ve,s-i3 00 't2 00 DF WWO LI 14 0010 Sb!urflayii - - - - j L ___,-1 " "':. -$• __, P '? -i. - t - ) - " 7 3r -- S - - -. -- -- -- - - - 5 30 *y (If (;d sij.i st ZWCUM qW 1100* rr. 7 COp . .~- - 3FF f- -v -- - nøa SchI Miirn.ngWorstip tvening Worship Payr-r StcviCt S in 1100* in 7 W in 7 30p in - _______ ______ - ' .. - - - - •.+ -- . - 4 - # :------ ' - '!tV a - - - -- - I, - I -- ' ari 7 flOp in 1P, I Sunai SchrI Or S 1p 7 30p in 7 30 in Rp5 0 Post Cu'h Scltaol ii s'rvic' s x. in *300 In Ww-ihiiiSef vice 11 Met in Evening Worship WWI Praypr Sir - tv"trig Sfwvtcir 7300 n 7 3op in Pi'ayrt Meeting Wed 7 Dcii in Lblot Monday 7 - COP in things he is actually quite obvious. But God created man in His image -a much greater asset. He was given a strong body and a mind with which to think. And He has given us a very special gift; the miracle 455P.IfliSpfDIgtDI Ines a,,ononl. Sprin LiaflOtliSt P dti* m James y4ee Itl Wes t First Strait t.tapn.ni to 00* in (tit j tilts 1100* In Sunday 7 X'P ' WIN brot 'j.: Sunday 7 30 .. Bible Study WELCOME** Morning WOrShIP ( inning Srrv,ri Wrdnttdai PiN(CEST BAPTIST CHURCH Onus load 6,'e- f,inneth Hot' --lip., Srhit v 45* ?? a ining Union -n.ng war Vied (wining Pr.ier Servic e Friday Jr-rrraial, 17:-14 tv-wi ma. *.wt... v.1.m r.p,nsw re s..w. k'a,. ueeced it lie aw.a. S Se ii, A Cop in 30p in C..n-vb Highely 44 Writ tvangr-t' 1 Morning Worst-c A iSp in 7 30o in I waning Worship wee Po or er Se'rwr (.hri',iiu,s PLOLA CHURCH Of Clip tT if. A IhT F ...n.it Ilbir (latt a it- Ia'-d (irag 1Jra, Sr,uol ?.5i'-nut.g Worship SCIE NTIST ID CO. 1.5cr ft ing Worst-p E ve'nung Worst if Ii,fuI, (f,ttrt Wi-p II we in A Co p in 7 rp rn u'iu-i- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST a 111041 East Second Street11 * ,t- Ii Xa it6 COP it7 301) I Sunp. y school Sr" 're Sunday E venrig War s. Pro or? Meeting Vir'jn..spi, II Ma it I IL - (p*Orth I cigar E w enric Wr % P if.r-d P!.,ri' Me'et 7 3Ft - j !gp Cl) 7 )Gp in - UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Mercer and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford t Ii- UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN Pastor aE tg DEBARY MANOR NURSING - CONVALESCENT Mt CELERY CITY PRINTING CO, INC. E Q- bAki 457 Anith Badisf Chur(h Ovijed iiat-y Papi' Church Crystal Lake 5. 3rd Lair '0 Seminole SfvG raitral Baptis' Church 1311 Oak Awp Baptist Pea Springi Pain-st Chur ch Old Ortoøo i- cl at itrs$ec Ave f.rst Baptist Cpus-cr SIC Pars. Ave i ,pfih' (twIll Church f AtTainOflti ngs Pt 134 AIIarna,t, Sprunpi rst hap jt Chur n!' 0' DrIta'u I ru Church of Gi-nii. I rP Bapt ist Chur ch H LaIr Mar, i utti B*p'itl Chur ch H Lake Monroe rut pss Church St Long*- Car CItur cn IGrant C rh Baptist Church of Oviedo V .rst Bay H Church o Ion Lanod f,rst $hith MiAtonary Baptist ChurCh. lID) W 13th 5* l,51 City BaptIst Cti&rrcti First Bsp!f$l Church H Osl,en (g1I.if' .'tr.c *.PI*1 Church. Jonda" Mi;,onary Bapt-s' Church 167! 5. Fmst $I siclormt-or Baptist Church. CTWIUOO Missuona'v Baptist Church. North Rd Enteeperle Macedon-a Mikior anst CfHrCI* Oak Hill Rd 3s$,-et-u ucr nr ('lot-p Paptus' Cncl &C Mt 0'wr M-*taDli.v B*P5' Church' Sau Linda $pringt Rd, LD.OwoOd W. %.oni M.I*ioiiarv Baptist SiPit Ate New P4ThH MisSions's BaptL' CPiutt.. S9i St I. M.Ckor, Avg New Ml. Calvary M,si,.pn.t-y BaptH. ii iv. tJTh St - he* SAtOf" Primitive saw-of Church. 1305 h7-lt. 1i P - i-.. f,a' s' . '' 5. :'-- CWt()i PP"P h- PIA-1 -C Like Pap -1 ChU'LI Pope Rd sisolbefti Isantrs' Church. t-uiuOIa Iirst Si :'- fr-fit 1'i' Proprits Muttona', Baptist Church. Midait, Second ShIan Mi1a,oeac, Paptis! C"ure". sSe? Sanford at Sun ano Pap;' Cn.4 n 2.2i Pa;mrto $11 Join" Mssianar Bap'tst C"urctt .i St Pau Papt's' C'wc" Ii) Ave 1' M Ihewi P*P1I1 ChurFh Canat. .holghi'I SiviriQt,,td Myitna', cee.'- lair - v .:2 - :'t' and Jofin'i Bapt is t Church, CX' Cygw.0 $ t emple Baptist Crw'cn , Palm Spr,nps Rd .3ltam wittud. Mull-brian PapIst CPi.rc?i. 116 1 HolIp Ave Witlm Chap.: Mtsonar , B6p's' Chur ch Maker I. WhIm 1' AItamnit Sp.npt ;or Plc-p. (tip' -t' Church 'I; Orange Ave CAIPIOIC Church of thi ha'i-', Like MR'-w Ali Scutt C#!hoizc Cluttt,, ?It Oak Ave 57 AtIVIS Catriofic Church, Parving Place OrPa', lu .-s"ne Ca'r-o' Chur-cis 'niet D' cwi' t1'lmr lid Cast. ,i"r . MIPOap4 Ca"-: land *i,-. a,',aripn'r Sun-nOt CHRISTiAN lit-st CPcHr. CP ur csi 7*0' 5 S,antod LvtSanford Cr.t-;'an Church. '7? Vi Dear. Rd Pearths,*p (H'-;! z.' nuc' Fl(,'Oa ftii.in - Dr Midland Lati-vure CIVH.aP Church - -- r. O'Ci B..' tat, Rd CCPrcC.-.. -- fhurh of G. o.a C'i-,cn' a CrO - i4fflqhi Las., Churctu of C,oc Mt.I.ar Fne'pse Churci' H Goo I) 5% 16"' 5' EPISCOPA.. All Saints (p-Sctipal ChurCh. £ Ottlary Ait En'r-orr Chr Esc.i Church. L*0 H015 Cross £p.scopai Pars Lvi • ' LUTHERAN Alini'q Lutheran Criurn' Ov,rb-ool Dr (aItegau,p Cin*o S",petd r- IPP ..'reti 7$X! 'O7 t.jnprr, Cnucn o Ptbid#t O,lton* 01wor, Church 04 the Peci 23'fu Pt*t Mett.e Lpthoeai Church it jy5 Del., L sgr., 17 *7 Cus.loarrp -. .,.r itØr C'-'- - - ii 4• 3 Si -a Ii#".r" Unui,v Mvnç,'..t Mi iioa's Church C OPen, Ave EntetW4C b. Late hinted M.i-tna.,. p..urcs' Behiel AM E CPwttt, Caii,*' P4e.pthi Ca..%etfr 1 Commvw', Un?rd Methods' Chtqch Play 17 i 5. Pm,1 ROpe Rd C*t SniDecy Com'npn.s,, oc- I' C'- rch Vi - . - 15125 PitS a., :1. at D,t'ons pat P--. CIlvi'Ct' of Crw's?. Gat*w* ChurCC of CP'.tt LQng*oOd Chuc,' l Christ. P*i* C 17th S' - Sanford of Cut-it Vi' P4pP-lruIOt CtwrCit Christ. F igr, Haven Or MtI.nd CHWRCM OF GOD c'-cn of C,oc .u!• - ---- - on - -- L A j flIiPYF7i1T Iffi a S. to 6. V 04 L j ? •; P •- %L - O - is' "$ 3fl t vi - &.c - •"tf WILSON-MAtER FURNITURE CO. W.r.andMrsAI Wilson - Fo, Dta NAZARENE (,r51 Church of . Mp&i Fci. par. C.iucIn of !ti. N.ta'rw. O'Brien Rd - Fe-n Par. ,.va- C "0 ?)i:.r't -Get-en C.....a "un-tv C,nl.. .,e•v Ma', Cr'c- p fcc I,*',n,. Lair Many Blvd .5*kS Ma', Lange-and Criurc,' of th e N.ta'nne. Wiyinan '- Sift-f' C 's Pc'cr -i Church of 0.Bar ,. E aoo comnant Cvu-ibyi1e.4n Church. 377$ $Ø,jfh linda Dr 5' 4riOri-w Preusy1at-ar Church. itU Pi-an Co,mnnl, Prespirtar-ar' Ch.jqc', it.ri'. ,-'"'.-' P'r'tt,u4 ,-' a.- - - "--- i- Hpe-,1' - , e. -- - ¶- . j " - - -. - U. "e4i - - j2' 44 II __ _ * I>> P. 64 1I' ! . i - iYL 1 --_- - - - - - - e . 'S ,J a ç -- . - - - a -- -- - - - -,* . P $II_ - Lit.. MOf84 Unit. t5e3 __ ___ SI " - 'V 00 UJ .- .01 . . - l - i . "C I C I < is, ef 93 • P -I lail 10. C - to H S IL 'V C., c $ 3 E 0 0 a Al 40 it. - ' l i.. : (1) • , :-' . - . J' - 4 Chopet, O'WRi Blvd - Lal, Hfl Moravian Church. AI?.InV(I$I Ce r 1J fl _et - - _. Street Rolling d - , rues w mwo Si. Fi rs? Bonn Owecti of the L'v-vl God. F-'deip I r5' Ptrilrit•I (hurc? (in LivigeoOd Ipil GOSPet l*nuch. V34 Country CIUC Mt Dliv, lØls'tt5 Cturc'.. ou Hill Fid. 051001, Fr;t Apte-itti, of God 3?tfl 5, Lm AIlifl(- Crurci. tiC, S Park ** I.mn$ord CO'IOCPQ*IIOVI of JitiOvofiS Witnesses 100* Vi 4th SIc os, The 5.ulv.t.-on Ar m y. 214 Of2nd St - a)a - - 2 I iii Church H God M-t1.o. (rWerpv,e Chur ch H Jistis Christ of L•tiw Day $intl 2311 PifI Ave Lll.in1130 , Coininnity Chapat. UCC (51*1eV OrItiodgit Church, St Jofuti SOSIOm Chapel M*y '!3, let-i PetP F urti Church Dl Crst. Scments!. SCOt Ind La ,-) ' -' Church to Coca in chl"llif, C)V.N*o ChurchofGodofPrcph,(y,330!s Elm A,i C'(GOdPfOphey, 170*5 PPI'l-" mL) I-ri Chulvota Community Church Criur ch H God at ProHu.cy, 7507 (tin Avg - - . P4*0. Appfii. HOlineSS Chapel. Bearde!I u PR(SBYTEPIAN _____ - c - - Park Road 3' iainc-% A 1/ £ - Otri •I Cvpltst 51 a, C Ch rch 5!. It ItS sla,-'u 3• lttChjrct, Os!eon Rd LfiIe.p'si 5-tfØ V.etnOfji Church Motfi0*,t Church. Up-tel. . _' Cnurql .r .,i''v a*, AC.t'' '.1 ClurtP ?/*tiar'i Avg .Attarnc,eit, Spr ings San'cid 10ventP. day Adwintisi (P,prti-, Seventh I. Elm OTHER CHURCHES AII, -t N F CPiUcC1.. Olive I. All (a-ft Ct.pi, Camp Seminole, .,s,a G.r.s Mthodtt 'Ut-C?) Ginva Grace un-',-c M,tP'*dis' Church. Onca Rd Gran' Clap. A N E Church. Ovvda Oakrøve Me4sioe-v CPiiPC& 0v'.*c Otiran M,thad.if Cnurcn lit 14 . • Upteli Rd 1*6., Stvihd* Adventist Ha. 176 1c,r,t (, IV ELU ---- iflH t S =-- 1wtiTHDLYAD(flTifT - LIP Para Lai M#'r Uplid Pnesoytcean C' it-c'. Ft-SI P'ti,s'i'- C'- CPuvPi 0.6 Are 1. 3d a - I t-,. •.'.-'.u'j-' C'iuce' H I u'tut-r' Method t? Church Ssnfoqp Awe. cia, Mettt-tt Church. * - vi _ -P Oft-5 - c 0 0 Joe 5,- FLORIDA STATE BANK ANDSTAFF WILSONEICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. WIsonondStaff Cli c'-'. t-c T 0 __ -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DiRECTORY R4ivpflhi* Pit-k hip' A LL on z d Mel Dekle and E mployes A~511_ WFILY OF Got) - - SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and employes DEKLES' .ILFCF!VICE STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenrom and Staff "'a VSE1inWU N o • v CL VV I HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff 2a 75 ____ c72 cc Ici A-MART The Management and Employes WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes z ix Wet us- CHURCH S ISa nit to SO a in 7 Cop in C! tr,La SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. INC. and Employes iI Corner country Club A Upial*Roads I'50in - 5jnda y School 7 30 P in morning WOrSt P 7 lop twr.rn b5o?thp IIsi 4i Ills $ CO in II 00* ft p, Dare-n 5he* Til 115 . t-Pq Fit L D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kcntucky Jim & Emplcyes PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance :i2i - h The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff '- E ili THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CPo.r Prsi-1,, jj,,,1 Benne", Pastor sea , 43a f' Morning Wc,ttPup Sec-ce Mnittr Rev A r Stevens s., Chsrch School * s. m A COp - in Morn no Worship II 000 110b it YOi,'lh Group 7 7 30p in Wednesday 7445 Sanl.rd Lie w P SundavSchI Rev F. . FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH iai,or IC 371$ Salt Orlando Drive PCv William C S8tar Jr Pittor Vi or th,p It Xi in Ctturcti School 5 ISa in YOutl*1$I**'thp a Cop tn. Cho.r-1j4y 7 tp in 5 ISa in Ii 00* ,' .S',utli'rn ,%,j1 THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Drangt Blvd Lake Monroe I 310 a in 543. It xi COVINLNTPILSIYTLRIAN . SundsySiltoot Morning Worv.p United Methodist VOIh Eve Worship r I 5* in ,, 10 Ii 00* in 130pm '•' Satu day CHURCH OF CHRIST bbir Sc hool . . Morning Worship C'tUTPtSChoot MWn.? og WDrShp 11 00* in FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 115 Part Ave, Jul-usC even Pastor Psalms Ewangelit I.Ipt, pr*-,' if 11 000 in Morning Worship 2 1:1.6 ) and Minis ters (wining Worship wp in Wed Pb'tS'udp I Pr ayer Si-ncr ? lop in (1,rtf We-dr.rsdat FriIow%h,D Supper 6 30p fit Plains a . ___ . FIRST PUSSYTLRIAN CHURCH Sanford. FIa 0*1 Are. L 3rd SI New s'irgill Pry.,,, 30 * In *45* In UMVF - Thursday - Pubic cm P'or worsh i p SufidaY ktiObI Morning WOrV,ID 16:1.11 UI7PIrt.Aviet. .tr.da Schac Morning Worship Evening *orth.p WedneSday prover, I li'%II 3 lt'iuiSl Rev kenneffiW Mulit Morning P141111 Yes, Faith is a gift. It comes only through our seeking, and the quest is not an easy one. Strangely enough, you might not find Faith in church. But there you will discover where to begin to look for it. or tHRt$T PaII P METPtODISTCHURCN Hwy 17- 92 at Piney Ridge Rd CaiHb.rry PCi WilL.a?r PCitt Past or Wednesday of Faith. 000* in 1) a it. I COP" 7 3FF or 7 30P in OblrStudy bsst'vnbivWCi!SD h (vplHntiWD"U'iP JORDAN MISSIONARY wee (wining BAPTIST CHURCH 7 30o in II 00* in COMMUNITY UNITED TaiI4•idIt'-f lot, 14:10 .2 Nature neglected to give man such camouflage. In the scheme of CHURCH Of CHRIST Wi'cl f',aypr,e'rv.rr 13:1-16 t little bird peeping out.. (:h,,r-r-I, (If (;I,ris 0" Rea ch WTPR Sun I £3 a in 0 45a In JiySchl 11 Xi In Marns .ru,igWorship 7 30p In I .-.-nino Worship Pastor 10 00* m 1* 00* Wed lb1e5?udy CCI"O.Jtf Oft MeeWsO BbieSluay We'd jI, You could pass the tree a hundred times without seeing the bright Pastor itpv Tons Port vninQWfPtp Tuck., Drive 5vtsnd Ltlat.j Olf-, ftern.rØ I Harit, Pastor Scht e 15. 11 Xi in F MYI 6 Cop in (.i'nr.g WarV.p 7 JOp in Swoda, Jude 0 45 in - iIa 7 30p in 7 300 P in S4lOqano Street CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 7 30p rt- Training UnioO FOIST BAPTIST CHURCH pçAve, C3Fpm SANPOPDIHRILTILN CHURCH 137* Onara Road Phone 373 Ninth, James C Vaughn ' f" w Sun Ie orthp Il 00* in * 30 p N Rn I. RutbC,r*nt J'dh SchoOl i 15. , ''-'fC I%TthP I 00* 11 We rn Sunda ySchool Xi in Sun WOrth.p Sun NY PS Minister wee sat-vine $uiiOiyScPioOi Pattor 5 13* In GRACE UNITED S 45* in Morning Worship FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Mary O,rv, J H Chambers Min.stat' 5 Ihi METHODIST CHURCH $i,niiay SchoOl 37351110 Commvn.ty Centrr lb'IIludj.%I Of MarOida, 044 5rrt Night Broadcast T.mjior*r,G.nt.. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCHOF LOPIGW000 14075 Sanford Ave 0 a I a Devotional 71 heli p in cr'r.wn i Sriaa 5chil - lktIL=1111 - m lom' 9 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH CJIW-T 7 C OINEVACHURCFS OF THE NAZARENE Wp.i).p Svvlc? tO 30* -. i .npr par1ri and Nursery ' .. -% t 'e Rei t imtt A Rauschev 'i4 . I' -' III * 15th Place " i 'ner.n f1'tr - 111. . S't'i Lianaeist.c Sc.-cr V.i'd Prover I. THE REDEEMER •'- Pastor 5 13* rm ID 30* rm tra.se L 4t -- 1. ' LUTHERAN CHURCHESOF - - - - - t * -# 4 - - - - -- n.t .- S" r (hri.ii,,,, A ISO in Lni-e'lraning or a Scot nn Wrth, • 30* m I_,iiheran La~~ Fellowship S"u*r m? torl s mtvi II 00. " Mars PCi P*uI 0 Irstel 1 Xi - 411 - CHRISTIAN CHURCH 140 IS Part Avenue Rev Irrdl. tioal 5 45* in SmdaSchuioI 1100* in M&rimg Warship Pilgrim Youth Car 14Th St LOst Avg n4,e?1 Lay i- tv Postal' S ta in ..Iflfl*y SChtY.i 173 C11 '081 L ar or hI S Part. Ave IfrC 0 Pec'or ommun, i Sv'C# SA - 'S. CONGREGATIONAL CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH ko,to,n i nci W,,rIhp Thi - - pm LAKE MV CHURCH OF THE NA7ARCNE - - (,i''ugiunul 1 7 hurt.I M WI'-Ch Nir', I','ara I.,- at irtçj SChoot Lake Mairy fn*hir " HOLY cwo .' jvditIch a ip 7 000 tVlfi9*IIttC 3I1V'CC -&: b._ - F i*iT ASSEMBLY (:,zhilir 0 GOOCHURCH ST AUGUSTINE Car 2tTh.nd Elm CATs3.fC CHURCH Svhtit Or vi*r limo Ii .- r. .-ir-r.r, a, Tharr..s P*StW Ib.rry ci 5 30 . In r4a IF SC hool 10 30 * " Fr James MarIifz Mo'n,IiQ Worship Pr its? 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I. g i - 2 -- —I q - M I _ - PA c0 z .cT V Z mm q • RIO rx 69 W 8z !I '0 6 a, �County Commissioner Advises: 'GoSlowOn H ospital Sale ' 1 3. 00 E3 m trb irratb m CL Or (D (D Monday, May 8, 1972—Sanford, Florida37771 64th Year, No, 186 Price 10 Cents 3Q I -' Waitress Arrested m 100"04owaI rPill F%*,rfir _ , eow -Mn EMO,wit fill LNI) A .. r. file I.IIe l •,.,...,.. •1 HL I 1 j -- 97 - , proposal. Itte hospital sale, Kinibrouh A ttopital sale joint-study sbit('(I 'riip composed of county 'Hel auis" I £10 not possess t? uommmIissiommera and hospital rare ability of yourself and Mr trustees uilsi, was urged by the John i Kritler to make 1)111. SCOTT t18111l)Cr UOIIIII1IItCC. decision prior to the gather it A 40.year-old waitress is expected to be returned from Council Bluffs, I()WLI, In his letter of reply con- of all pertinent information. I to face kidnaping and robbery charges here, according to County Lt. L. J. Krlz, terning the above to Daehn, will make known my positiori Mrs. Delores Donna MeEvoy, according to Kriz, was arrested at her Council Kimiubroughi stated: alter the necessary relative Bluffs home by Iowa authorities armed with warrants forwarded from Sanford, "Until the receipt of your informnati'm i gathered and Mrs. McEvoy is charged along with Fulton letter, dated May 5. 1 had not evalw.teL" Relative to the nine-man Thayer Perkins and Michael Francis Whalen, both been fornm!iy approached by of Orlando, with robbing and kidnaping Walter your committee but I am aware committee voting not to sell the ' of the stand taken against the hospital. Kimnbrough said: "1 Barone, Orlando, manager of the ABC liquor store at SAlie of the hospital as reported would advise 'tour nine-member Casselberry. Thayer and Perkins were charged in in The Sanford tl.'rald S'ImnC c'utimiiittt'e not to sell th' ___________________ the same case on Feb. 26. weeks ago. hospital until all Information is gathereit. I would advise the The same pair also was accused of the Dec. 27 Hoard of County Corn. murder of Richard Franklin Day, 52, of Goldenrod. tmmissionvrs in a like manner " Day, assistant manager of the ABC Liquor Store, SIOyIrigReactIng to the chamber was found dead on the campus of Trinity committee urging that a group Preparatory School. be formed to make an In4epth Perkins entered a guilty plea May I to a first study into the proposed hospital degree murder charge and was sentenced to life 1 Suspect I sale, the commissioner said be LOG would encourage the chamber committee to form whatever At that time kidnaping and robbery charges IsH e I d By John A. Spohiki study group it desires to gather were dropped by the state against Perkins, who information restive to the sale. admitted his involvement with Whalen In the case. '• IA)UISI Mo. AI'-A . Commenting on his ideas Whew After spending theseWhalen is incarcerated in the county jail but is conerning (tic appointmimcnlof a 38-year-old Orlando man past three days, while attending expected to be tried in June for murder, kidnaping wanted In connection with committee to study the sale. the Florida Press Association's the slaying of an Orlando Kitirough wrote, "If at the Annual Convention at Disney and robbery. pawnbroker last February proper time during 11W process According to Kriz, Whalen and Mrs. McEvoy World, I don't know how many is being held In city jail of gathering Information the more of these visits) can take. were participants in the kidnaping and robbery of here on a charge of . Board of County Corn. Certainly one of the most Barone, along with Perkins. carrying a concealed inissioners feels it is advisable popular fellows I had the °c Barone was forced to leave his Orlando home, to form a study committee, I am casion to meet was Johnnie drive to Casselberry and open the liquor store, weapon. sure the board will do just that; Police said Joseph Walker. (We were "toasting' where almost $14,000 was removed. Barone was Spurting. wanted In eonhowever, it would seem irnhim you.)quite frequently, thank freed after the robbery but later identified police :- nection with the shooting of , proper to have a committee of Johnnie Gentile, was photos of Perkins-and Whalen as the men who kid. the Sanford Chamber of arrested Friday night. Commerce attempt to decide After adoring her (flOW,that'S naped and robbed him. Police said Spurting policy or procedure for the not the truth. John) in so many Mrs. McEvoy is being returned here to face trial Hoard of Commissioners would be held for F'lo:lda movies of "yesteryear," it was in the Barone kidnaping and robbery but, according representing the entire courtsomething to write-home-about to Kriz, she is not believed involved in the Day ' authorities. ty." June Powell serenaded yours killing. yours truly at the Top Of The World Restaurant. I'm not goingto — ' ., seated close to the performing area, but .. , I can clue you that those shiny, pearly whites are t her for real, and ' pleiion and voice do her proud for her 26-plus-years. l -J -. What the heck, If I can • remember all of her movies and -. songs and dances, slit' must be ', . ,J the same age as! ,. and I know I Cr 0 M 0 ..ii.i _.- - A .P0%05 I'l't Li I '(-a e i Ou6puLl [j] I I I I I I I I I I Il l l l i i i iI 101111111111 A County (utnrnlstnner John " mu oware also of the A, kittibrotigh. of Iingwtnwl, 11101100 I)) (;l'rirge (roie) In has retitled in it letter to the form a resolution of oppootillon Greater Sanford ( lounber of and a vmuiiiillee to twfy the Commerce rnnhtIllItt'L' On titietlun although it appeared legklflhve and national nIfolr I', inc ,t that tune it ,tslgt;t have regarding the study Initiated by been a more prudent approach the County (tiiiitiiti0fl ° to study the question and then prj iii to sell Seminole reflect on the firulirigs. lal Hospital arni give the In the smmie article was a proceed.s to the School IIonrt to quote trot,, Andrew Carraway. unnatruci new schools in South where he reportedly tulvised the Seminole. group the ( ounty is In a ilie chamber ('otuilIlittee, I 'lirecatbous position a far as chaired by Ilobert ,n.I ..nf)achn and indigent care Is concerned, if Crossley, George voted the hospital is sold to a private unanimously' Thursday in up. operator. position to the ltniipitnl sale Until "It would be of interest In me more Information relative to the to have Mr. ('arrsmwiiy give his sale IS 0tIti1ifII cszmut defi rut lot, of indigent care be cry exact in the Chamber cnti,tmiittcc tellers to cacti county conuniinner and spelling-out of the cnunlys to hospital trustees also were precarious position'' dispatched requesting a ftc ki ring to tho r;:;rt;' r "souindin" from each regar- ruirimtttee inquiry relative to 0 I A, tj, f1 ' - 10 E CD (0 —. U, [Mass C D o p s I I - • 4 Indian lore is demonstrated by Mike Newman of the' VM'A Indian Guides for Tamrny Combs, daughter of Cubmaster Cleo Combs at Cub Scout Pack 508's Indian display at the St. Johns District Boy Scouts Show held Saturday at the Sanford Civic Center. - - — - — -- Youth Hurt Killed, One " den Acci I,, careles.sLtnvtngfohiowrng a 30 SJturday. The accident acp rn accident on U.S. 1742 in curreit or' Lake Mary A 17-year-old Sanford youth Fenn Park t'rtday. His 1971 Boulevard. -- - - — -.-- i."-' --i --...— ........,.., motorbome struck a l% car a one-car acctcieit tiriren by Mary Rose, 39, of IJ Inti ' Friday night on I-as, six miles Sherry Avenue in ?'orth . west of St. Augustine. Tr'umsn Orlando. MI'S. Rose's car then Kenneth (Kenny) boa, lU west struck two parked vehicles. Damage to the motorhome Woodland Drive, was killed in the accident, lie was a was estimated at 12,300 while sophomore at Seminole High, the car was totaled. Mrs. Rose where he was captain of the and children, Steve. Carbon junior varsity football team Hose. 10, ansi Pa:r.eLi Frances Rose, 13, suffered minor inI Related photos on Page 2.) The driver of the car, a 1159 juries. _ two unoccupied cars we" in critical station wagon, We "rested" In the ConT\\" -. condition in an intensive care owned by Frank William I-sad'I' temporary hotel tand at 30 \\ urnt of a Jacksonville Hospital my of Maitland and a 1970 bucks a night, that's about all! -thomas V. Fitzpatrick, 17, of Cadillac by Mrs. Martha . could do to alleviate the strain st 405l.akevtewDrive,wuthe P,eschei,olOrisndo. -- REST), and didn't get too ' driver. A third occupant, M. of o \ excited about a mono-rail train . Michael Smith, 16, of 1417 Oak . .' Lincoln Road, Casselberry. was zipping by 20 feet overhead,,. , Avenue, escaped uninjured. -. Injured and his 1970 Dodge while we enjoyed our breakfast MI. Wayne Clause,grandAccording to Troopers P. A. totaled following an accident on in the open restaurant below. n ii %lrs. K4Uileen Claw-w. Shouldn't be butting-in with V tong ume restdtnt q7t Sanow car was travelini south on I U S- 11-92 South 1)' SAnford 5 when the driver lost control Saturday night- One of the city's the problems of Orlanda, but,,. ' ' ' - ' ' lord, has won a Presislential watcr pump houses was with the Disney World folks tnt to the Unik-t and left the east side of demolished Trooper Cooper telling us that they are going to States Air Force Academy it MANMADE SAND PILE roadway. The car overturned also investitnted ttu accident build three more hotels (as Colorudu Springs. Coin. He 11w i .etnn, ejecting all three and charged Miller with rapidly as possible — at a COSt rn' of Mrs. Diana Hata Tommy Ray Widener, 27, of Coleman escaped wreckage are deputy I'erry Thomas and (ccupants. careless dnvu'uim. another $0 million) . . . and vey. of Osteen. Hal 'trooper C.L. (Tommy) Tomlinson. 'Additional with only minor injuries after this lime rock In another accident, a Tampa with many, many conventions president of lu.s lucid aUon' titan Is twln sought on charges accident photos, page 2) hauler he was driving overturned on SR 434 just Cart Epps. 16. . going on at the same time as at Honor Society and Chitsof reckless driing, leaving the —. (Gary Taylor Photo) west of 1-4 this morning. Looking over the Slarco. escaped with tnin*YC ours, there just isn't any logic it ti.an Ath!ettc \ scene of an accident with in- injuries but his 1970 Ford was for those folks to even consider I'iriir, juries and failure to make an totaledutanhl:tp in. actilent putting up a major Convention unmueduite report by Trooper Center in Orlando. Richard Shaffer. Headlines Why would anyone schedule a According to Shalter. Edward County Attorney convention for Orlando when Thomas Burke, of Tampa, was we gave GRANNY a can stay right at the en. Inside THE HERALD turning onto SH 434 off tertainment capital of the Wesleyan Drive, when he WOrld' s(nNI)lN(; a bit like the vice presidential reached over and opened the __________________________________________________ good deal 11 lii those hopeful some Democrats say he should be. Pay On Agenda sl4r .intl then pushed his wife, a - - and we'll do the iamc for r A reminder Florida Gov. Reubin Askew says America is W,snda Johuis Burke, 43, out 't planning on making the annual JACK PROSSER can make that learning "that what is best In our country might the car. She was run over by the tour of Seminole Junior College, periiiit it> MARION IIETIIEA snecia I deal you want. and for the MattI,nd righit rear wheels stf a trailer not work so well elsewhere." it's set for tomorrow at ID am. County Attorney 'lhmoin sewage treatment plant area, being pulled by the truck Burke "Grandma Knows L.sti'1 4 in room V.104 coffee and hiumberger will discuss fees pits and hauling, fees for trailer was driving She was taken to goodies to be provided. Will be relative to his office at tie dawn inspection and road Florida ihspttat I1ENII't' "lUI(1)" IIfll)EST%' swims through (?' 1512 FORD LTD v9n FORD LTD4. 'S / HEAP BIG CHIEF --' I3 GARY TAYLOR - 4 and L I. Williams, I (j H y)D \ ___________ 0 0 0 whole family I As Granny knows 0 00 0 _ IIIby the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, VZ 9( V i Open Question - - are we heavy seas for eight miles to seek help after his 19-foot boat capsizes, but one of the two buddies hi' left behind is missing - ) fl told the ('nniiiiisilt'n that lie bud itein begins at 10 30 a in ,tnd not bothered to pick up hits pay terminates at the regular 2 mim envelope for three inonthi, p iii session of the Co- concerned with "Indigents" at CL tmmmrrow's work session of the problems confronting the county. County Commission . Discussion of the agenda Sonic' time ago, Iliminberger really isaset'vicenianagerwtmo Editorisilconirnent ..........4 Vege table market ----------14 lighting district, hiring an does his daintiest to see that the erseer for the catinty's park overseer 'I. Construction Memorial Seminole the mission. HERALD INDEX terming it a "pittance. Hospital, or with those who (to To Commence Regular meeting agenda The partitnic county at have the money, but refuse to 2 Entertainment .............II torney a paid 110.354 in items Include a report by pay their bills? Construction will commence Area deaths . .-........ 10 Horoscope . ..... ........ . 10 budgeted salary by the county County Engineer Wolharn Bush this suitutter on a water system There is a difference, ob- BrWge ... and receives other fees vloualy. ' regarding the Wymnore Road for the Mullet take area, ft was Calendar .................... Hospital notes nClassified ads ...,.,.-,. 1243 Public notices ............12 added legal duties, such as curve; reco,nmend.sttons by learned today with Commissioner John Kimbrough nouncement by the U.S. Far. .... 1041 Society .............court apParnnces. Cosiiics Thanks . . , to Dick Bohr, Crossword puzzles .. Other work session Items relative to purchase of the Day triers hlu'IHC Administration that 10-11 service manager at Jim Lash Dr, Crane -------------12 Sports ............6-7 include utility availability and orooertv for day removal. auto agency In Sanford, There Dear Abby ..............10 IV ' .......................II building permits, a special - - - BULLETIN it has approved a 8123,000 loan i.,, -' ' 13695 s. rn PINTO I ISIS I ")Dw' county supervisor, said 7510 Mo MI sites, cablevision, a Pollution Yesterday's high 79 low 57. Partly cloudy you others are interested, that Is. through Tuesday, highs in the mid 806. LOW tonight (15 to 70. agreement between the county AVON PARK, ES. (Al')- families will be served by the and state, Water Control and Two U S Air Force Fi Phantom system. Plans wsre submitted Co,rvation Advisory Corn- fighter-bombers collided In March 8 for approval to,) the mission, amendments to the midaIr and crashed south of State Department of Health, zoning reuiations, cooling Orlando this morning, Air Mc(ougts, said, and appro'-al IS tower treatment, release of Force spokenwn said. expected in about two weeks . ri. LS5S• lies. O'v N 111111,3011, 13595 04S S.4a Cc, ' Cvi.. 4I.4 'd',I,I A". *ffi %i. 1.31 nTORtNO 4 Dr. 4 & H. P&4%ev Air. 1511 PINTO a & se. 'orRi U '3695 IllS FORD Gall,.,, 115. . Semi StIR- i a 54. ,.cs to ., c.. o, 4. M . and l don't hair to mortgage my house, either, apprecia and It's mostappreciated and refreshing to know. . . us cue WEATHER Faciwy *,. wn Q,,, w.i to the Mullet Lake Water Association. Inc. I).Sit-Gough. Sit-Gough. FHA R buggy doesn't fall apart on me, , I t.,v.s,*t, Pt. P5. r as. as a • PU$554 MS, V 1. 1 Ow WiIIuaii M Powers, 21, of Winter Park, w as charged with ""' sests. CC-vt.. AT, N t"1795 1 '2695 Lw I D teas... a 5. at. Pt. Ps. a a H. PA%tv Air. at* W i th *5th VI*VI i5i, Q*I 5.155 %i'1I $3595 IC?) fORiPfO I Dr. HarSvI. us v I. AT PS PS. S & N. Pg hiy Air, hauhtt1 Oar O,vq& 0-' . IJ .?J $3595 s Jack Prm Ser FORD 3754 H*y, 17 92 South Sanford. Fta Sanf,.d -ph j22 liii Wlnte Parb.- Pit 444 59)6 � 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 05, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 05, 1972. 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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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 05, 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/d4631cdbbc15bf92dadce06261f28ab4.pdf 139fee09e234bc238f6f09ec1d26ca5d PDF Text Text O&-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, AprilIS. 1972 Benefits On 19F - flj - - V c.scT I - . _- I - es. pa t. "we tielpated In mint training esercises at Fert Hood. Tex. A I1 graduate of Crooms High School. Harris has completed Dye" - '.- . - wers.and gifix Thicrnonn' \ Z ___ _.Immmmmmmft- w, . - - • - - - . •- - . . ' . . ., - -...r----- - _. - --. .. ----,%.-___._-, - I- ~ --_~ i~_ *_~ __40w_ -1 - -_ --1 ____ _____ .-. 1 L . _ . V__ - --_. mw_ RiDE around Sanford will highlight Shipping point -rnun for Tuesdity, April 4th AM sWes the Just Us Club's camival Saturday. netured i th,. club I' Sm "' on wC "train" o.i M Robert Brourn, Michael Jones, Lisa Anderson - W II - - F_:. ~ 2~ good quality, unim othww1w stated. Preronling rharces extrit U - professor of mati-lematics, at Ni (%arehouse Callegt. Atlanta, In Aug= IM he w assume of ttairmaliship L depart men t. rnat.ernat1rs lk'niamm received his Ph.D. applied rnath .rnat University. Snu - Catihage - Demand Fair, Market Barely Strad~. - - - - . - - :- / . . Merritt, and her grandmoth&, sacks. loose pack, large size lriL Duwy Brmm, during the - -- CwII - Sninose Coun?y.• s ws" in accoramwe with The Slot,"Ps. 'ro *111 srcl,oh 965 IN F ,o,.da Slatutn 1TV S Louis R "&FOY Gary Q ary"olift r ' - - - I Terrell of Mrs Catherine Rochester, N.Y., Li apcnauq a . . ' 15. 6 h few A d fcw days with her daughter, Mrs JuanjLh Redding, and grandchddren. Mm. - Mium Cabbage -Demailld Steady. Sow Mark et Wirebound crates. wrapped_, 24 count V'.50. niiIt tI?1WICUe525,esmob. r-.s.i &.uwc es ___________________-- In the . ,•. in P.bet, N. 5443 II? r Etteteef HUGH BLAIR ana rnAwcles j SLAIlk hit wffo. E-. &~. rWVrdan?S NOTICE OF SUIT TO CARL 0 GAFFE. JR ifcC "W"" anar"IL I Le90I Notice IN as: 19slaft of O.c.as.' Claimi . Diøieedi A•effisI laid TO ALL CREDITORS AND PP' titet.: SONS I4AVINO CLAIMS OR of ,-.• are I4fvov 'PØ •fl AGAINST SAID MANDS notiftee and required to Pr@SWVI &MY ESTATE: claim% arse oomands WAIC14 you, or yc,~ iml raC4, of yov ary ftvrrt,~ ViThilf of you. "%&V havt against T"* Wit," arsd re-clu;red to prts*ftt &nv gslate at 04AROLD K. SEAPAAW, claims and d"naft" W"Kh You. or OK "d. lot# at said County. It I" Vilhe Of Vft, may havo against the County Judge of Seminole County. ntale of VILPHIA SHINE, Florida,, If? It'S court off oic- as, tat# a? said Coi.vitv. to Pt'S hou" of saka County at Santora, Cou,MTV iwof of S,aminclo, CoV"IV °"°°.Florida Leacutrie of _____ ____ _ - _______ I __ ! shave)I to fled ttII be void. _ -.-;, - io - - IF - -d . s - t"r . ~ :I - -- . Ii Longwood Saturday branch. Children will break the ground by diggft for ca& ...... -I aflg ~ - _~_ ~_ - r • ..-. - S I __ ~__ - __- ____ - - I .I__ __ ~ 7 - _ t I __ -..... -. - . . - er: ritien tco" DsçsSq Clerk . --- -'' - MR. ANI) MRS. B4XIAMID J. AUU-tin, ,%ith Marie and Ben~amin 11, from Atlanta, Ga., were housegueras of the;. -jother, Mrs. Katie B. Sandifes-, over the Easter holidays. (Ma.x-v&HakinsPhotos ¶P4OWA$ A ICIER *4 Si*'ef I ee' us' Office ba 1344 V13 mornilto Av"W SMATIord- Fiark" IVY) Altornry ftw VVIrlwim Mh' . . ApI-Ii s, .:- VE7B p ,. DEC ii i 's, WITNE$Smypflda,ld,,'S ,,,., ot tn's tour-? on March' I3tIt )PP2 1.i)M4' A ..PEER C ,' COURT SEAL) SPIEl? & SPUR aayi4UR H. BEC*(WITM p e. W44proolio Av~ . Wb4OA Dc-'l throw am*#, -jw4vi,. 11) Samorg, FIW40 3VII idif Items Wt Mom quickly Attwriolrli Our PlIpp"ttf 12 372 1"aaai.''Aoeicast,nv P cog Ad Vner "n ote IV . itS AS Cleft 91 ft* CgWI AV 1!14" $ccrp 09PLOW Cwk April 5 Pu*• MCØO 15, 72. Will DeBit _____________________________________ and acsomp,nIq Dy a antdt3ilar andeuch tibim . . - ' - ' " 77' .1: . Ilpqii I, - .-,. - . - 44at .• .- - _ .- - . k ____ - TH E END OF THE LINE community of Weathersfield, on SH 436, west of Florida Bureau of Law Enforcement agents, assisted by Seminole County narcotics 1-4. Those arrested are shown being escorted to authorities, this morning arrested 12 youths the cowity jail and in the interrogation room ranging from 17 to 23 years of age after a raid L. I •.A £ el. Soutti h S Seminol e on a nuUSC iQcai.-u i n usu So before being placed in a cell, (8111 Vincent Photos) ---------- were from Fallowtrig a change by [Avender. the new - W1I lights at near School will be 7:15 to 5:13 a.rn. and 2- to 3-15 pm. - citizen& sinco 10-Aly fatrid state Law were for highways. In ow tj-4se hours during witi& . -4 request from Ov' *& to Provide some Instances even in the nudrunance to a paMan *( SR is operating are not light highway annexatiotm charUr dy the hm"whIch 46 which was abandowd an of the new coL He CotUp Lite rt.nst prolfctlon for rather than the State law. said there are no county 5.1$. en. cuoi.0 thtt Granvilk Brown, mayor e uirements to maintain Davis reported he had con- rC.1 the North Lando BerAdict, district abarlidonied state rand . conversatinn following the tacted C. A. In other comments tm the meeUng of the CALNO Couwd engLrxer. Stato Department Of wid road situation in Seminole, with Longwood's Mayor Ken,, Transportation. DeLitnid. Chairman Greg Drummond q For Running Mate had asked for a survey. ft recommended a resolution March 10 conduc d informed Da commanding Ran Eugene the . vis Beriedct assistance in has no departmental Mooney DOT . .i .WOoiOfu, r and refused to answer a question campaign for the April 25 Mu- sachusett-s. Wallace didn't men- from the press concerning ' with a news Lion Mauachuaetta. h Its In whet Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, who City Camw to tam ft klm conference in HostOli. ran a disappointing foiurth be- tical action corntemplated in the CAwge - n flCssi Drown -. dent In 1972, although some his friends still any he could be of drafted should 11he primaries fail to produce a Democratic early choice at • wins the Democratic presiden- zuiton the City of Casselberry's s a Bar-BFor example, there' Que honoring John Polk Sheriff of Seminole. Ul nomination. top California Humphrey unite the party, and that, as a A Hwnphrcy reportedly feels where he told an airport crowd financial tiupporters and te - - Priest's Jury Deadlocked that Kennedy would help him of several hundred he would en- they had given him a vote of side it the county attempted to ter several more primaries, confidence.force Casselberry' s hand over a Muskie added he would wage dispute concerning Red Bug s the Minnesota vice presidential candidate, he possibly Including Pennsylva- senator mentioned Kennedy at would be somewhat Insulated nia, where the voting will be all-out eforta June- Davis Om contacted John Altamonte. here In Seminole. the Mid mpermtentlent i-'eoI ' tmm therr to !he -ib~actinn change. The former hours nf r4ww2tian use of a state law declared tin- Lavender and County WIULSIn Bush some weeki ago if constitutional tome years could be previously. -° the changes requewi u effect All the annexa tions Urider S an -i.L. rilgineer H-HH Woos- Kennedy ' Changed . ___________________________________ -----_-------------- not Con f e d era t e I By Al" the legality of returning road arid bridge funds to the cificit for Hours fr,r the Mv-hing light At territories the board considen Bear Lake Schoat will be to have been illegally annivied. ft wish" Of The problem stems from changed to med area. annexations accornplislieti by the residents of the County the cities nearly three yem J . C. B-n. ago, in some instances tiu-ough Davis asked , meetthe July national convention in runner-up in Wisconsin. new emerged from a two-twa However, some morithis ikgo home to Montgomery, Ala.. ing in Chicago with 60 of his top Nqrth Orlando agreed to jotn a Sliami Behch. .-wp K;wu%er. *low up aeoung timuls under feda,ml W"mp By LEE UNDER Associated Press, Wrftcr Road annexation. s ll Gov. SignB ng , Headlines Lo stripped the governor's pt-opus- in Development Corp with .• inember tioarx! of directors. of ii provision which would -------.--- ----------- ------------- More I "umise') voluntary public testimony, while the center's ilIiil.%tlfldad superintendent niAye. II 5. 1.11 recovers £5.%.UV5.S from suisi Co ty Zoo Operator ThankI'on"" thoseof i • ou who •• did have your nvaudgsisa Ott in a-rn. Ma>beU the slight fog this we tart to blink our lights at I" Al those maybe we can get them into the habit and maybe save a life ,.,. ,, II aiiiCIs&. SOUTH VIETNAMESE forces fight on the northern front In the central highlands and north of Saigon. U.S. planes make more strikes In North Vietnam. yours or mine? ____ . Never, never again will LOBBYIST Dita Beard told Rep. Bob Wilson that wvw I orchid . . or lavender .. or as s mauve Mr. Derby says it' (pronounced fflQlC) ii (t) she wrote a memo linking GOP wnvention . tevti antitruste suit, financing to settlement of the 4 According f of to , ,, it Wtiiiinis Its a rieoiulrupr plant with small frag.ant purple - -I I I S' JII kwks WrOAA W me, .houh If?7 CIE* in 'S the congressman sayis In a Baltimore Sun In- t.erview. L * A -Da Week s s • - remain, Meyer ) added. The commissioner P'as active in kee Ing the iou n DIII SCOTT . Willia Mae flood, Santud ,ttut*tcliicI too operator, 10' ever s high 53 low 60. PartlY WEATHER - -Yesterday' 78 to 85. Low through Friday. Highs cloudy J tonight in upper jOS and low fi'Js. Fair and dry the nation today, marred only by showery and . , since the City CormntssWn announced a year ago its totentlon to phase it out unless a s ex and operate the at- . trac .w 303 Ci't . Editorielconunent I 1511 .,.. . 4A Iuui ,wr 't.s Mrs Hooti ode concerned"about this decision I lorascops ........... - . - , 1B employed by the city. 1 Meyer said he hail Uiscuseed to leave the zoo after she tt Hospital notes ............IA IW(kfta IA the ji..ettet sitli Jeitug&iit dod it deotctt Ii )ears Li I UIC ositiiii . I'ULIIII. . - airs. ..... was dis&ioaeu that to gIo "1 told her I was sorry she botiey flow 1hv wftkgtvj ff wouki low 11 Sports _ . ... .. , IDA-IIA was leaving and i1e, told .., .... r SH require hiring simther a partshe could have Saturday anti TV - IA tone per-son Sunday etu:-h week she would Vege table market oll - .. s on the move again * Economical. Mazda' Gas - saving d get kind o a young bu'4 1600- cc overhead cam engine a Young, fast styling • Hi-back bucket seat's • I rnt.iis Orakos • Lvt disclust. Arnold PIUL*II4I ,,, - .--.-.. 4 animals which wvcv born then. & 5.1 a LI wur At present, a part of woflis 37-hour wetk but each day. City Slittwer W. E. I Knowles - -- -. - ' with __Ik k~4 Ub - : -.. .C,'...t lovi ng giv e 1?L'OflhIdCt her resignation end A rea Ce .. w care' to the wo as Mrs. Hood remain with the too If she could Bridge ....... Caleoda' ................3A has %,monats'ated In her many have a five-day work week i ui•.................years t at.lua 11A-13A Mrs Hood submitted her Meyer stated he talked __ '. .ft Gordon Meyer today she would resignation W*dnesday to C311dcs - - - - - I ......... I 11A -I I 5fl James Jernigan dlv narks and .,rOUWOl'u PUUt. .......... P . . I ..... fit. Crane 12A recreation director, effective I .. - -I fina nce . . - ---- - -- -- ---- - -- lÀ i ,,j A .- - 6 5 k liII.IiL ......... windy conditIons In the Far W(iSt, movemle ft int. n HOPFJ.S to adjourn the extended 1972 leg gislative seslon on time focus on the nitty gritty issue f euiiiCSSiO,u. 8081111 a nervous collapse. 6 • New Ma a Youth ' ______- A PANEL Investipting alleged cWId abuse at Miami Suntand Training Center apptals for - ' ooi. .aos premier Wang Hang cut off all his whiskers and thereafter bCCIII1C shave Laotian. (O.K .....No or-are Estalt to Ur-ty L#s4w%ti, d4w,*sod g Swofford predicted the lungwood law suit is only a beginning to similar actions against an the Seminole muni-. ctpalitle-sIleaddedhehasbeen Informed the County CornmlsIon will file law suits questioning against sour . . ... Sis n a s 1111 be at draft board The wo rument:s att..rt Mayor Brown. of 1xingwood. Country Club on April Mh. a private session fast month in front possible antagonism re. held the sanie day as In hlas. jachmetts and Pennsylvania. Berrigun ritmam ui pnson = prm that antiwar p6"t Pbillp prior to adjoummtnt od Twenty-five bucks a head. Sacramento and has referred to suiting from his 1969 auto acci. ttr, Berrigan &W six oU*n form&J other cbargm while bad h" meeting of the CALO Council too .... and I'll betch* there'll be him by name at other fund.. dent on Chapaqulddick in which been plot to kidnsp pmidwatial aid# inig decuntimted for the remain. conspiracy that inchaiett a of Local GovernmIents. warned *nothing but Standing-Room- r*6i1IK mirttings arc,urrud tM a young woman secretary was fendarlb until the liuverni killed. representatives of the other Only w a country. Henry A. Kissinger has resulted merit With victory folce nt offter. South Seminole cities they are Meanwhile. the various r4w trtaL In a deadlockAKt jury. • a "all in the same hopper with Democratic contenders spread behind him, Sen. George The t: s Onct Ctu-tjury o found BETig The onsin to raise McGovern flaw to California out from WmWednesday 0 raise money 9 t3.su. i more money . guilty on seven cusats Involving .iddttd its guilty verdkt1i "Longwood s being used as 3 Gotta hand it 10 the BAP- fronts in the cxintinuing pre-con- his continuing drive as his wife, letters =w"W in and out of WildnamiaY to tk-c am it had rvTAliIIASIE. Fla. (A1' have allowed the state to Issue test case." Brown declared. Eleanor, and former Kennedy I think that they're ventlon rjjp5w battle . ,, rncd .misy, but said it cauki prtwm but failed to atree on Salinger launched - Gov. licubin Askew has $200 million in bonds for con. "But we 1"I our absolutely Kennedy has said .e will no not agree on th. other three ns 1,506-word co piracy count . sncd into law a bill scum" up structlon of public housing. ap. smarter than U.S. Navy for damages on run for president or vice preii. the South Dakota in this 10-count in. that was the key olement in it* counts ii state corporation on housing Its fl good start. There's no patently comparing City hetfofCm'fr.Ap' -ew Jensen, & dictm'r *at. iv'i-si IfOVttfltflCEh S CISC. w ld prepare a ck now," said one f Attorney S Jo that ou ba 12-year turning seph Davis Jr to * the chaplain who was acquitted -That plan to eliminate substitridard the governor's aides Wednes. Mack N. Cleveland Jr.. attornty NW100 U( the juvir-j ,v,,u,'u Iasi week in a cvurt-mArtial on wilfully seven dwellings. (in). L'TUUT*flL Un the ca.t&' for Mrs. June Lormana, who adultry charge. . ' ., and knowU14 Y. 4nt however, the Legislature The measure creates a )IOU.S. filed the court action against - not so ieo 1-,IiI be void K.Ien t. Anc)ftisry Adminialretrig of the - . political sicenie, don' t forget M. Kennedy high on the, Ust of pruspective running matcs if he t"WbAded in thia wition. De Atory*vs 'a' P(aiqpt,4f t hat aSSlStafl(-P be given to thi (Ity of l,ngwoc4 In the law suit conthe challenging . . . . Pbetng focused on the national ct-s he considers Sen. Edward nominee for .nrtgp. flv~ Marlho 1. V*&Wn - - was iii. statement ni xation, sri ' Ti.qo By CARL AP Political Writer I. .11 Sea. Hubert 11. Humphrey is Valle mitist of the attention is telling potential financial back. n mudef"moso ske"o *IEU310, Abovervamod rninws by their nwillild O*td 1W.Wrod It pro.sont 81,17 ou-iowing noin" Awns W"'ripw ,s east 11164r~qrrollifp StW017W, H"WY 6 Koningity, has claims and demands wfl,ch you, or pa"Pt W.0044 aTEM and Wolf it, 4,,-;*"C@ Carpeting ill Lv'ng Room. sjll 41313k. Nulan. E.,rauil en all. been Stud in ftu$ Court and vow are •"t' Of you. may Poa,e against to. 'I'll 1 0 coic, a Default Judpfnen' be e5r-sC apattat you. 4cr $* tWIIc? C WV5I Cty Of yo.j.' IltatS Of BARNEY LISIE*SKI. Comfwl Pat vs'nce PEF lit. Wan. Tfv' ,, Saoroeins written said Petitlol! I? CII!, to f on Said Sale is to toe made Pc saSs.,' Wail Cast.' csasae (ale of 5mb County. to ff4 WITNESS my hand and official m, hr-fyi) nt tAlc final WITNESS my hand and vfflcial psflhlonoq's atfortwy, ROBERT 5(, Co.m$y Juegs of Seminol. Of hole Court at Sa-$r ) Sanfd. SEGAL. of ROTH, SEGAt. 55I F l (SU' of This Court at i. orida, a? tois ø,k in D* court Sentinale Cmjfflr. Fier4a, this IV M LCVINE, 140 bw" co'" sirm. h*'"* 04 Sold COvntr of Sanford, 10mlr`046 County, "V06- this W" ARTHLIN HP fircl(WITH, JR - *tIIsl.p Sill CO V of Mar.'-. Ai- - twa Florid.. 1573 - Boa ' Clerk of Cir cuit dour? Iand*, Flo.14 day Cl March A Calendar noritM Moiso Samov-1t County, rwiap ($*all 320M O"'b~* ^Wit I?, 197L and from lhor I'mo, to the f"st Xv";C86W ARTHUR 14 DECKWiToq. jot Ipis r,of,c. of #11*M#*f#9wt81 with 1914 Chimilial this Of martfta T. V,tl-m ARTHUR H BECKIN1104, JR * 7-0 rovi*s of each rfAafi qilrw wo', ,,,v -co on CW0 of Crrcw" LWA of Ciflc;w,000%.ry Clam Court all PetI'oersanorIwvevim.i..a,,,y Cart stta ridsiva$t5f.t,,f4p1,,of,E,,4d,., OMisrv'%. Orin'v. 5• l I'E'tYOl.f' &opr-Semiris" • We$ h.?" *4 If , . ___. In - sued, "Don't be surprised if ym have -,.,Swofford night as he nnounced he win - ON ThIS DATE IN HISTORY IN RE ''LI Ob".b( IC, Prtigr,pr, I ti'.c, a' Ccu' Cctur' c# S,,'ncoe arturo. Ciri Ac,pt .n of KAREN EILEEN If' lass cai .5 the Cavaty aliC n1L,j$. .)WNBERG flu .0. Iris •a°ana c.wioao (sun'v Iior,m encumsisfing , 5 Re5pond.nt,anCyoa'.r5Qulr,dfo property, lying and b5iflg If' fOfbO*irç oascri S.mlnOf, County. F1w-4. pour-tv, lying 0071EN.a minor. JOHN BAXTER fle Ior- answer or DV'Sn Sen,nei. County, fiorire. and being in Seminol. COUSuP. 01.1hTEs a "o'. ant NANCY In eroa.te. ,.,, to hoe PItl. 1w D'sIuh.an ° LEE OUTTIW.aminof,bvHENRy Is,.. Estate . Lot IS. 510CC A. MALIBIE fbOflda. howl: S KENNEDY. The, 5?ep4tp,,q Mrrapr wIth' ft, Ciess *4 sad SvDRES FIRST ADDITION, •c BARNEY LISIEWSKI LU? 2$. Block S. s.Dnt Secl. Coufl.ancs.'veac.opyttisrouf upon NOTICE OF ACTION D..'nwold. according to tn ias .-oing to pill thereof as r.cuco.o Deceased laid 1114"I'laww. of his 8"Orywy- 4#% Plot 5"* U ~ A co ft* "I,c "WWI. as recordod in Plot DO" 4. 10~ FURMAN MARTIN OUTTI!N, To AM Ctodi,Wii and p"Wes l4svivip THOMAS A SPEER- CPO SPEER 9 ft-colds of Seminole County. Pago 30. of Mo PuVic Records of JR- *11064I Residence is Uf*",)", C161MIS Of Otmeals Agolarst Said SPuR , wtb.)5. adOrns 1 Poe! YOU ARE NQIrIED theq • Eua. Samino; Coun',, Fior .oa . ..L77 money, either!) Av"Vt. 52wor . Irwhu .. wn, and it you or b"OTT Apr V 30M - -- _- - titis ground-breaking ceremony Notice BY (lIi Scot? SemInole County. 1'( AS5OCiAIIOf.4. • car- WPI*5S a5ffl if P0 10. *344. 113 F la Ida Depis p Class per i!&of orp,n.zpd and ci sting MCVnOI,e Avet'e. Sanford. F lace pursuant to the (awe of the Unilof 37111. on or Dclv. April II. 1173 and Publish, Mar-ct' 25 April i. *2. Ii. SIENSTROM. DAVIS 34 Well S"ort 4, MCINTOSH Vein of A"Wito. is Plamir" end it y- to" to 00 lia a ortaut, Im Von! Long Wanct,. 110"t"", kvIll I* Omer" agawal DEB 121 Pmf 0"'Co box I= FLIGENIA COLTER, & single %*,* Jor"Y rwida State Bank women, Is Ortandaril, In* " yft and O*Ch of rou. W "* I~ You re Pwr-vop, PIOtFIIed 't011 a stiff dr-siOn.d. as dee Of the sbOvS di'mafldad II' said Complain? - Suite 73 Pi0. Our- DrovWIt Cp,if'SI VO in fIt. styled Court. will at 11 The rature of this Suit i to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. *1114 Sanford. Fl I,7tJ7I JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA A? .ruty% for PshltIG-,,, CcuI' Court, E.g''ee ntt' Judicial £5/ ,.. fpl.t. a t.rtCln tp p.. itr. c,. •' PD i.m rwIt Coun p j,, a r and Iliad Jvlv Is, 1571 IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY P u ti' M.rc'. Ii 22 31 *0' I ,c ttr, CIVIL ACTION NO ?; X3 0roca. it, Civil Actom AID 72 33 11r. be"- 1W cfth. of the fro" (wev) and F-Dro" In O"iCA&I now -. , . -- . btroin 9 a.m. until 12 noon 'Sic Agw a-ee -. I t have to check that birth NOTICE 05 *i.TIC),, iT At ( Of FL OR IDA I PIILDA 0 ORWBLSc1 . ____ certificate and see if I can't . pemade Gib Edmiords, of First ~ -' Federal to let me bring my my ~ m.i - -- - . Jeoparity .-. __________ _______ _____ - T m(.rilC ' ,- I, - -; .;•___ 2118I=IwiiiiiiIi ____j them. cli?) ,-WH W BLAIR and a a NC s J. BLAIR - Let 12 Block B LI1ILE Wik WA ESTATES. NUMBER t2- . C -- - attending this clam. I'm certain that Mrs- Jones would welcome your prestrice .... and your rebuttals to some of my cha:Vs. t Might have to use two lass rooms now that the urrip has bftn made to City tflblite to slaii polar bw Le 1~' . these students were interested In the goings-on of our locally•lected officials. n view of the fact that I do I use many of them as classic examples, I believe it's only fair that if any of these politicianS sfl 8 would be (nteresk THE IN THE cLIl JUDGE. SEMINOLe COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN pPO$ATI. , -- - t-'o(-lc fl the toor vw. Brown int,rptmtlIfl U-.. t not are handedi pers"I matter but titer m,wning a,wi ' -........-'. Never realized how much .' I - - First go around was this past Monday at 8 a m and we'll kI( with ttagaln tomorrow at 1pm ______________________ MARC.ARC1 COWPSELLY. whose Estate of . c viaS'SO' as'd As aOmnis?ra'of 'I rCofOd in Porn? act* 0. Pap, $2, Wlrderwedit. H$IF*5. WI?'O New volt. 11TI the Estate of 4. Pu`blIC AVCVC 00 &III'Mir-Olt CVJMTV, and Woodman. P.A ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 'YOU Robtrion, Altan. N.Y., and Mrs. decoasod SHINE, VILPHIA ~ / .Endive Excarisir - Demand that AR'TmUR A CONNELLY has Flo"Ica X4 Eat,i New England Avrnut T Hulon Ray .1ranie Cuevas. of E"', Slow, Martel About Steady. timo s t,rr.iw it%tt*cit,--Lit-cotwtof Nn bef- qio"c itoame Yov and you P 0 beli am Attornoy of Law we required to s4rve a ropv of Your Wirlier Pars.. artim, 24 count 112.00. Ikaf semirale County. Florida. for P 0. beit 2251 MofV49*.aOub?e wrinPit OI4P?TI5, It ally, t It on Flor ida wit ' joyuitile stay It. you in our fair DI FirIda Demand Fali- MIIIkeI PSA!PiLPS LCOEB, Attorney 'or Ilie M.arch 2. 25, April S. 12. P,'t,Uth Mar-ct' • r,n-SC to serve a copy of your 73 75 % ri" "-, "' Stead, 4-5 bushel crates, few foantoft. whoi. .cdr.n.s $uflr O5. .. on S i? pt., One Norm Once Avenue. Of 10ndo. DEB 151 sales $2.00. Romaine tie. JOSEPH DA V IS, JR.. of STEPS DES 71 DR. GEORGE H. STARKE Florida, arid fiN ?*ofigtt'&wIth PP.5 D*vos a MCINTOSH. At Demand Fair, Market About cWft of the above Styled C040M on or NOTICIN OF SHERIFF'S SALE 10#'IW, 10? Pt*"Wppw, w*ft3w so too THE CIRCUIT COUNT. IN AND SWA0. I 1-9 bushel crates 91.25. or.,11 PCO? Office Boa 12M. Lon brtw* A,prll "M, 1972; oMvrw*o a Johnson and Chairyk. of Miami, COUNTY. SEMINOLE wa riorias, 3mi, and file the lum"W"T may 1W @n?evvd against NOTICE it HEREBY GIVEN that FOR I were in tile cit% city during Pwslry - Demand Gtoold. ar to'trial with " CW,k of tht isbi)" you, for Thr ~*Iwl ownanded tn the " %f irlue ot that ca.M41" Wf tj & FLORIDA Easter week to visit with ConptanI or P,tfl.on. £s,ctjt,o5p 51uSd out of and UndIr IN CHANCERY NO. 73-335 Market Steady, Wirebound $v10d Cutt oi,o, wior-. April t me b"t of the civil Court oi a @card I m at ~ tho, marru" of Mrs. Arlala Johnsori traveled Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester 1"2. othrrwitr & gef&ull &no WITNESS mt, "na and the "&I of mother. Mrs, Irene Blarkshare. t,-a tes dozens. Cou" co D&av County. F lor ids, wpm NATHAN FOORIE. Husband too court on mafcq-, 3m,%, ir2 %. I 1-I rr Randall Jr. relebrated the- ria train to vWt with her ut,^&?e luda"wn. w11! tw entered * tnr riH D.nand.d moth wedding anniversary tius children for the Easter week in i' 4.R1$UR II BECKWITH. JR. 53a10 tCojrl ll the t' day o MARGIE K FOORI. wt. ion tawk. Many more hapM ytun Washington, D.C. She will NOTICE TO DEFEND Radishes - Demand Fairly ... W " Clore, of "I* court NVvernbot, A D 1971, in that Cwlaln IlImpE rILIS, my hand and VHIC,al to the Randall& By Elim 5m" cabit trittlied. Diner's CILM Plaintiff. THE STATE OF FLORIDA M reuirn awn to the city. __ Gcxld. MarLet SWady. Cartons, ilow ot said coo" or, the "" as I, of MARGIE K. FOORIE, nft&W . Deptity Cleft , vs Clarence L. CGOW and Alba film bags, Red type, 3D.6 oz mfr m A 0-1 Ill". Mrs. Mar), Hawkins was s $1.00. While icicle type, 24.5 WrIt Ea,cvtlon was dIIIvsrsd , weekend guest of her sister-inARTHUR If BECKWITI4. JR.. otaw YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED me *6 Sheriff of UMIM014 CDVW,V. Clark of circull Court I low. Mrb, Bessir Hawkin&, wid FWjoa, &no I howl, Wvi" UW "W thol kATHAN FODRIE has III" a NOTICE Of ACTION $&MIM4 County. niem Marva- Mrs. Havitins. Lb "mu"' Still Black in prociss The cotl.Sanford. contem 82-50. STATE OF FLORIDA TO Flor4a to to-wv 0"Cr"d Poo" 1 Y owhod Plignion in the Clfcul, court of GS DISMICT StfnlfODIe CDvVdy. Florida, for returned In Barlow, where testarits we working. pr- ø4 RONALD KEOLA. R,slcanc. by Ctarancs L. BY Ellen koll Cab A Demand Fair Unknown. E AA MA WADENE CooW.said prop4"V toing w*,od DtaloWflam of Mart4go.&to VW Orr Dewy Cleft will benefit the new Good 1.3 a kindergarten teacher . Market Slightly pillar btar w" given remtly In SeminDif County, FW44. rhorg mvired to wwwo a COPY of YOU4 4 KEOLA- RV140"Ce Unknowil STENSIROM. DAVIS Samaritan Home. W on't You, and .cP of yDu. art hr-Sby p.rhcsltaftv ouiaeb.e as tolto.-s written Ufefflhl, If •n,y. on t*,Ici-e animals in Cisno Park Domestic Found type, medium- i. w.c INTOSM notifolid that 0 Sul? has bW b, W.V! I a~ girls wtxnl they large. The North 30 foill of the East 30 THOMAS G, FREEMAN. of " Zm at St. Paul. bushel crates & 50 Ib Pool Orl" b" I= feet elm, West SX feel of L05 e A ITENSTROM. DAVIS & McIN .p,.net VOU In "is Corcuil Court, rju',o. State Sane William Ta-Lar was tm* approach you for donauona Be cartons A h - , 11.50. occasiowil Etorif"nTri JL4,t.of C,,cull in Oro E Coftfir,'% Subwv-smr.. piat book 2. 70%m. AtIorneyl #or Pri,i.o~rr, 1~ultt :1, truni Florida ALM 11ruversity three ptliormallt,"In nwnlory is part of this worthwhile whow awrliss Is Post o"ice ban FWWO 2V71 off Sorh4va4f Counly, Fjwida. JM P&" 43 hightr. 50 lb mesh sac!ks 11.25. Sorito'd, for the Luster holidays. H CWII ACIIo, PlC 73 3s.0 Div B an and the undr-fled as SP*r-n of 1330. Sanford. flo'od.. 32171. ano flt A!to'tps If P,$ItlCWWf' White, tie ZIXI'S most Project. 14 bushel Crates, 11VIrt. FEDERAL NATICNAL Seminoig County. Florida, will &I tho Original with tho Clerk of Me Pubinh marn IS, M. ", April S, return umn tin Tallahaxwe, thtjt. Z%CU IYPC S2.bD300. MORTGAGE £.SSDCIATION. a II 00 A.M on the 205h day of Api-li, abose styled Court an or bofo, " k, dead while W,Iham'%,Wte was In ttr city mostly 93-00; Sartly type, 92.75. W73 alim 01,96"466 and raftling A,D IM. alter for salt and sell to April 17. IM. 0!h9?-*,1i* S 04406111 Or a 77 time intruder in the bears and ultimate lodg"ienl will be 1puv.nt to u's laws o* me ur,...c me higP*st biddes, iv C.*Ih , ,,, ,., 3 . 25 . 3 uslu Vales at Arnoor!m Plaintiff. v to anv " oil esiming iobns, at the torea o9aww you tor trw reort NOTICE OF PUSLIC SALE sii&V rooUCT, other members of his family, RONALD KEOLA and EMMA front (Wash Door a? the Seminole demanded in Pt'S Petition borne f or the Easter holidays WITNESS hand and OMitS wife. County CDuYIP,ov%, In %anfprd. Local Representative I41iCE IS HERECY GIVEN. NADENE KEOLA. tilt . lXUhinni will return to West from Paint College. She will be • DED 0040"*Snfl, land You and Wh Of Flof'". 9 ho above delIcribod Rvol S061 Of $Old court on the 101" do V I I Phone 3=-a9IftV9. Posuan! to Fine, Juopment at Ntm Beavh. wtverr he now returning 4uring tile week to Marck A 0, IM Forttlosure mnovrod con April 3,~d. V". owe required 10 IJ* ~ a aww Pr 000" V r.w U.S Navy was fmLnded Seal) That laid ernie it being mao, to Augu,iui. Ge 191 Iii U'SI Cr'tam Cave. priding in of wrItten d,$,f,.fl t this CofriPiCill! , Mt--h 11 1794 ARTHUR H. BECKWITI4. JR with the Clek of said Court. and satisfy th lr-rne Of $aid WI? ?toe Or-cult Court, in one tor 0,1 at C', cult Court sad Execution i.minole County. clo,,o, in C i v i l t.f'vC C Copy thit'f • '-. 11110, %W ft Mrs Ella Sims has as bet- - ernment Class. direct consumer prices. O.crnd To LII Crdhtn CIII PIIlaIP N1VU?S c4vziorattori, ... Mrs. Ltnore sho%;Twm specializing in sleep products and furniture at fl y ffl)'4A I'RTF.S 11. rorn 'trn. a? ftrsl joule of said County a' this ncice Two coo" * $ØfØ) wThiflhIIcalendar ?TOPttI$ ttinQ,1, oil p in •I,,' of of Pt's first pubi .ca? 1051 Pits .nvo.IIs1.t. the PLO" ofree10r'Ce a? notice Two cope of each RDU'S I. Bo Y2 and poet cit ca eGorfl$ ° ' oaitnof jef,icnd UicSI be In av flIng. MI F*nI. Nor" ctl."icn?. end P,tt be ern to wII thsII Eats m, place a? rnldanee IN Rk qi,r marr.A94 Of Carolina "124 me Claimant. his isgem. or his a, *no Past otitce &iulrots of thit YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED larnev One occompan4od try a t1l;nQ claim",. &"a shait to 11"W" to by A'R~"L'*L' & COUNULL,yr t",_-_-1a-X the art bowel to Itroclose a "%W. too at on* dollar and avelh CIO If" or thil Claimant, rm ovent, or attorney aftc MARQ&RE'T CONNELLY, Wife towe on Me tollowong PrWr IT in tw"nd nol to filed ilhall to v", dnd accorivanwd by a Ill" t" of NOTICE TO DEFEND SelniMte C&JfPv. Florida S~ Marjorie R SOVMGM orw"liar and such Claim or oornond 1t41 SATE Of FLORIDA TO 1. - - i - HAROLD Pi$IV?Iitf. Demand Fairly IN lIft CIRCUIT COUNT. IN AND Good, Market FIFflL V. ltciK)Ufld r o a s s ui PS OLE COUNTY. crates., Pascal type, 2 dozens FLOR I DA IN CHANCE RY NO 773-M L. dozens $225 3 7 -' DIVISION A - - ..- Legal Notice itti.i .wcnci&i. cia CLJi IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, rLORID& __ I. JJU_T . I k :.. . "_. - it it.....the charKv to Legal Notice rUlI rv. - '-PJF ciyw- ,-, irwak with the students at C THE OEST I NC -. C Mat$*CPu.a.?te - ; W "__ o 401 -- DE b 176 S3.25 - - - __________________ _______________ AAAE Large, 2' bushel crates.. $1.50. ,,, ,,,, , MLne $1.75, 50 lb mesh sacks 1pM&VOO bushel crates., u,.,- Ave.. L.aPe Mary SThi1i $1.-1.50. 1 medium-large; Red type $3.00.. Cwti'. haw . 40 LOILI! Mary G~Orb&Qt SW 3.50. mostly $3.00; SVOi 13.1* V. re eric ttaiwe m,ie to vegis$r ,, c p,fto..50, mostly S3.OG-&25. CanvU - T'lemand Good, Markrt Strad% Film hags, mesh or Julilet rimster c-orltainiers, miedlum-large; 4&1 3b $3.25; 24-2 lb S3.15. 50 lb mesh palrics MarriV, Hit- chman, of ops I,Axta, itusited with her father, Charles - - Legal Notice C. - . Domestic Round type. medium- worked bvfore going to Nlrf, ii~ . NATIONAL WAREHOUSE is located on U.S. 14 -92 at Longwood and is a warehouse and cA%FORn-o mDO 7.ELLWOOD DISTRICT holidn)s. Benjamin - ,• F.O.R. for stock of genri-afl and Ancth Bcihrnsnn. k1 : 1 l. *_ !6 , _ta . Starke VRAI I ~ -4 - . I - - 4In r --- __.- - 1 - .11 4 -_ ; - _. Pt IA (t Cit*tes Are L niting To Fight La _____ mm 711711~\ - .. iinr.Iui 'TAIl MARKET \FW -,.----i . r financial ones. j 4 Annexation Is Problem ~I _49?-~ ,ft.. __ ui - 5 - . ,T_.I ___ ___ 7 ~.-~.__ I __I- ~ - ~ I 1": ___ . __ UM IEFMr-4 _~_ ~__ __ ,~~ Q"&F.--_ -~_7_ X~D N19Q6_1__ - --C~ _~ . --Ia . __ - - hospitals There is, of course, the fiepttrtment of Health in most states, or the - E -,I "Af4Eh__U5r_ __ -'--- plete control o',e'r the Illness. Most communities have only _ _____ one hnpitaJ. you go there or nowhere. like a In (his regart, the hepital public utility It is in a monoty position prtivI(lin a service that is a necessity. Vet, believe it or not, there Is r.o government agency with corn- operating standard4i for heripitalq. nM _ - Controlled Be (-Imirot (if only one hospit a I to use for hi.q _-i--w. 1mvilil"T . ,- I Mr und Mrs. Benjwnin J. 4n-n and chllzlren, Mane anu Benjamin 11. wei houseguests Price 10 Cen . :-- iraietul for Dr. Starke. who contributes to the health happiness well-being and . Department of fnstitutunc and Agencies. These units usually address themselves to the problems of - us are big i)lIqifless. They But llos take in tin(1 slit,litl $20 Iflilloll a year. (if this $17 billion comes from private Thursday, April 6 1972--santord Florida 32771 - 64th Year, No. 164 - Report smirr rendffed to mankind in this community. We are 1% - - Vegetable I -, ~ Avenue, with the 516th Tactical Airlift -- .• his maro Doctm Day. He .. _ -'- Itirtt*rmore, each hospital has a Monopoly In its own commmity.When a patient geis sick, he usually has the r tile coil' mun -. us t - of directors. I'herr n C8t1 lo tI) exert ton ro tb _.111r cf Isaiah Davis. 2100 flay - tIWIT w'tlr, ? iviie'es lint lioqoitals I '1 ' public officials Y r r are run y np K)IfltNl boa rdq Hospitals T ' the new Good Samaritan Home. .'. gh i nsurance plans. The get from gLernnient ' anti I t - Any one desiring of donating th inc sale, please csU or send to Lie Good Samaritan Home, of the Just Us Club. 10a.m. until Home, 804 Mulberry Avenue __ 1 -- $ aource and the reel from government, Thl makes a hsltal htsine one of the biggest in the coun t ry. yet there I; absolutely no control by the public over how all that is spent. No one cheeks up on the hospital trustees or ad ministreitors. They are free to use all lt,cqc, dollars according to their own "011ie Funds "IPy (IijO ' I . . M t_. _ swutionc. %, R! not used to help finish and fig-rush ' 1 I1 1' w '' . p'.-..wr - . 6 - Spending We IIe(MI ROlt1(! 18w9 tIIJOIII hospitals, liopUnl are t$%IRRI.pnhlfr j. I to Fun for . zirjnd the city. Hot fish. cakes. pecan pies. potatoes and an 6Q Na tional sclout' Is lci'sted a mile north of n showroom samples and may Hospital e - I hAr wishm ~AL Sale .. ... ..A t i are available i WarehrAiv.- ilk KnowT ffrtr jj 1 nsrIIc. sivkt om in 440es t., suit customers select from every taste. Every e47e sod will pick up sour bedding and , R M&MAWKtNS Jug Us Club Invites you to come to an old fashioned car- Schedules f'CfURd I1t nwnev:' Merle Davenport, mawer of pick up the prchase Ion- IW1' 'RWOry Areirh'lu*d. NO (JISh Li needed to shop at Nationally fimeus brand Ntlonal Wa iouie on U.S. 17. nwdi*tcty it they wtsh. keeptng hr4iin is featured and imid Naionst Warehouse, where q2 Lnnçwood, has annowwt'd a cnts )or. A large selection of name under the NattohM guarantee, RtnkAmerlc*rd and M as ter sale starting Friday with many Charge at-c accepted or unusual bargains In sleep brands, such as Simmons. which iads' •' customers may use the e. at Basseti. SeMy -Arnerkiifl of bedding for 30 days and If the pruts and ?uturc. ,vg tended n63mcn1 plan. Saturday = -' 1! 0 Home - , - Z. National Carnival _ ..._ lw.. p . - abi IS • Si iams Bros. az aVi A . . Homr. oF THE ROTARY ENGINE 1 5.9610 S32-1 E. Colonial Dr_ Orlando, Tel. 2. �—------- - _- -A=--= ---- - -. -. - -— — - zzzrr1 -- —'------------------, -. -'- --- •--i- ---------- --- — _- -i - :----- _- - ----. - -. I n ) Ki^r+h r I Garbage, IVI III '9 Vigniflin nm Targets were antiaircraft which Is *1 miles north of the mid In the central highlands. a GEORGE the U.S. sourcea estimated 400 batteries and radar stations, demilitarized Associated Preas wrIter targets in airface.to.atr t, The United planes lad aUac SAIGON (AP) b -: Planes also attacked the Sta tes unleashed today the North Vk,tham, twit from 7th range artl)ery heaviest alt attach on North fleet carriers and half from thing acm'ea the dsmjlftarijd North Vietnamese on the na'thera front of South Vlethamn aiM Vietiwn since the bombing halt bases hi South Vietnam and saw, and storage areas. The Nor th Vietnanmese radio adjucent areas in Laos. tnlMl,tmylngtocutoffthebase Thailand. The swces said 11w North of Saigon, elements 01 of the growing North Viet. attacks were ordered b Presi- saId 10 US. jets were shot down ee North Vietnamese dlviover North Vietnam daring the namese offensive in South dent Nixon. 'flu-ee carriers were can- day. The U.S. Command sloiw were reported to have Vietnam. poured acrosa the Combodlan South Vlemamese heWed for a initted to the air camnpaign declined to say whether b.order and surrounded tie diidistrict town 75 miles north of Five destroyers offshore added planes were Sources said all the strikes hict town 01 Loc Ntnh, 75 miles Saigon. The enemy attack Unir S-inch guns to the bombwere south 01 the 30th parallel, north of Saigon and fIve miles rolled Into Its eighth day on the ardment nxurt rrnni Fighting oiu. By Longwood from the frontier. and An Lac, the provincial SInh Long Province capital of mileS 10 the ioiItK was 15 d unute. !_ By DONNA FSTES - __. . - . - . • _•_-J.•_ ,._1.- - b l%'OOl) — Fornuil consideration for granting a one. year franchise for garbage and trash service In the city Is icheduled for the April 13 meeting of the City ('innmcll, th e heard decided at a work shop session less ttutn a dozen citizens turned out to state opposition to franchising. On e of the number, Perry V,'1te, sAId he was representing some 200-plus residents who prefer to retain private enterprise rather than a franchise for the servk'e Mayor Kenneth Brown advised the city IIiA>' ('OliCt trash, Itself, as a service to the citizens within one year. To nw..iinnt from flniwn n.nwd to (itv Soot. ltalph Fisher, & negative rrpIIc'-s .sl ii,hplh.r given III U truck he plans to purchase In the new fiscal year could be used for trash collertion, Fisher said Instead that he Is hopeful a packer can be bought, instead, In addition to the planned pick-up t'tick purchase. Councilman Dick Qenshaw, who had suggested the work shop on the Issue, said franchising appeared the best method of providing trash pickup In the community. Under Crensluiw's plan, the franchised garbage company those wculo pick up trash once weekly for all residents paying for garbage service and those not — free of charge •• and would dispose of the burnable trash at the city's dump. Representatives v.1 three garbage companies were present. All had sutxnitted "proposals" to franchise the city business. The proposals were returned unopened to the companies. The owner of one company, smarting from newspaper reports challenging his statements that his recent hike In fees was attributable to Increase In county landfTh fees, said he In willing to open his books to County Commission Chairman Greg Drummond for perusal if Drummond will do the same. C another matter, Council Indicated, following a straw vote, that It will approve a conditional use on the Mcaaren professional building on SR 434 to permit operation of a print Shop. Public hearing on the variance was scheduled for April 20. !m' It - Senate THREE INJURIES resulted from a morning mishap on SR 46 near Geneva, when a rental car driven by Helen Scis)oki. 40, of North Merrick, N.Y. went out of control and overturned three times causing ochildren, pussengersin the ki an Mrs. Scisi multiple in auto The trio was removed to .lcss Parish Hcpital at Titusil)e for treatment of a broken arm and cuts and bruifes sistained by the driver and lacerations and contusions suffered by the children, names unavailable. Robert Levering. Florida Highway Patrol trooper worked the mishap and made no charges Bill Vincent Photo) Incorn 00 - e Would Up Of Elderly S f*yme'its varying wtdet3- be. per month in earned income without loaft any Well&" btween B) .E HALt. ite WASHINGTON IAP) — senair Finance Committee has taken a ma)Cr step in Its drive to irvM an adequate income fm the nation's elderly. Males The average cash payments efita. to aged welfare T.ee1PflI 3 Fifty Per entof any eamIng NOT HAPPY with H itk '°ii1d be t)UBCIed Per Tnonth ranging fro(n at°' S Febrnr i sharp rise In °' to $ th from P'Y° thing costs. lead b ooarofficials say few aged welfare lag food prices. But HerNew Hampsüre. recipients rave any earnings. bert Stein, chairman of the - -. President it Council of EcoThe Committee voted last ponal would guarantee et.t, th the nomle Ad isers sa $ ..so minimum So. $130 month In adments 11) aged, blind and dii. recWlent administration h a $ '°' CY abted welfare recipients. the wpresent IntentIons" of exCalled IL Social Security benefits and W IYMTL tural output me provision w estimated four million welfare IARMI:R AN(ER ii s- i criticism of yUur n temn Charges meat rripwnts. nriers hrnuht a demand i t'cI\A r.sits civicorganuatior in the elderly. above the poverty level &ireni Toa tkchant, presistate eaabltshed by the government and Brown IN(Wth O&$$ dent of the National Farm. statement Her substanit also would OW' ers Unions. for a wasmayor) whether the City of 'iespectfufly" pat down by Councils and proceed with meat Investigation into Uallytughermnci*fc*another Casselberry will remain a Swofford tmmedlately, who C'AiJo. 24 million welfare recipients chain stare feed prems. print, claiming that contents of the Interview had member of the CALNO Council insisted Instead that the who would remain below the By THE ASSOCIATFI) PR not previously been made public, the San Diego of Local Governments and CDerry amendment would Rep. Rth Wilson has said the rno published poverty level. per published y y containing approve funding for the not exclude anyone and tnd In the Interusti-al In addition, the committee s by columnist Jack And was material that It said was drawn from the In. organization on the basis of *0 he has no intention of ezrhvtit* proposal would more than Telephone & Telegraph Cap, pre tervlew. membership fee pins Z cents anyone from membership The double the number of welfare written by lobb1a* Dita Beard mm n ex a Efforts to reach Wilson, who was instrumental per capita will be cmiaidered by real isane at hand finally came recipients in the adult cite- from an fl7 executive who wanted to get her in in the Republicans' decision Ic, hold thew conthe City Council at a work oul This was method of funding gcrlea. from 2 million to 7.4 trouble. the Baltimore m said today. night. the argantiosticia, Monday ventlon hi his borne city this August, were not Mrs. Beard has ''1 d on session eath th.t Mw million. Formal action will be forN. Duerr contended the by. The Committee would raise wrote the Anderson.publlslmed mno, wtldi successful, the Sun reportet The Senate Judiciary Committee has been theonung the following week, laws called for equal memo- Topic At the federal costs of the adult linked an ITT cmitlihatlon to the R u l an Council Chairman Edith Duerr hership does rather Uaa the per welfare program to .7 billion. National Convention with a setthamd in en Investlpitlng charges concerning the memo as t its examination Into President Nixon's told fellow members of the capita hails approved by the compared with $2 billion at antitiust case that 117 bad____ pivifrg with w nomination of Richard Klethdienst to be attorney organIzatIon night. group Swofford countered that Justice Department. general. It his additional deliberations "Put up or shut up," was the an equal tee is charged to each me Sun said that in an interview March 3 The House has approved an - in addition to the rmage given to Dr. Duerr by cityMary_ Wilson attributed the memo in Anderson's cal- scheduled of today into whether Kicindienit acted increase to $4.1 billion. Ia 1i.erly in the irr case while be was deputy the three mayor represen- cents per capita. Both the Senate and House mini to Mrs. Beard and made other sta iicd that ascii attorney general tatives of the other cities 01 SwofIord ale have versions would establish a urn- that conflict with testimony fl5 proposed by-law and amend- GdOfl T. Meyer, SaflIOId the '1111tY of The Baltimore Sun said Wilson claimed that CALNO. form national level of pay- given to the Senate Jtvib4ry C.uumiDs. Y teL mime. Will idY FWI1 p&rad in 'We want to we If we are nient isis been The Sun said its stay wit haled atia 45-mbaite William R. Merriam, Mrs. Beards boas in the menta. with the costs paid en"A city just starting to tirety by the federal going to have a there-member Casselberry. North Orlando the Lake Mary Coamber of ITT office, instructed her to write a mnerno taperec*d lii-bw that the (lUornla Camui-t tonight at $ o'clock provide these vwrs will have m. uo Maya' Grsnvthe Brown, or f our-member CALNO lithing the antiust settlement with an ITT of at the Lake Mary fire ball on the a much greater per capita c Council," Lol4gwood Mayor quiet tiraigh fl pledje to underwrite $400,000 of San Diego's cash by federal office with Rthesl E. Cos, a spat to for San of wmtion of that than a city with already government and the states with Diego Union. After the story appeared Kenneth Brown. Council the meeting, questioned bid to get the Republican convention. established services." chairman, told the CaaielberTy Casselberry's reluctance Iii ommmitty by Sanford. Casselberry Hedges . 'Put. Up Or Shut Up Lawmaker Lobbyist V (in A - ------------- tion n Lake _ ____ ' _,• He will tell the citizens of Is the Lake Mary. who also are tnporat*on on plact of Mayor Curtis Blow. It one recommended by Dr. Paul was quite clear the cites 01 DougIas In the report prepared their own, that "speaking as ore Spending Must Be Controlled ____ Sanford city Umgwood, Altamonie Springs at the request of the cities have no desire to annex Lake and North Orlando will contInue year. "Ih.e?y 7' the orgunization with or without population and understood last Meyer believes annexation Cl1bemTy. May that It would pa" Altamonte Springs Mayor per capita fees than Longwood, would not be feasible from the (C—'--d fries Page 1 c itandpunmt It takes 14 Lawrence Swofford siunn up ze than North -y for the average borne to They regulate such ftth the feelings of the tlu'ee cities at "The city of North preparation through taxes the cost of of food. cleau1in conclusion of the meeting by cannot afford the 11.500 fee PY - stating to Dr. Duerr. "If you do suggested by Casielberry," sewer, water, streets and other of operating roam and location of fire extinguishers. But they 'xpendltures not want to be a member-If you Brown said, reminding the donvt concern treruseiveswith ---. )prO hevrnccurthdenee&nCALNO, organization would not -- tell us and our three cities will received approval of some must be given a reasonable building programs, salaries, timetable of when all city services or room rates New --g ahead without *16*) in The dispute between widu of the state official, "U services can be provided. Jersey, for example, has j;;;, F ---_-Otherwise that prij1y owner A "Manuam in moans for --- Calberry amid the other three North Orlando and Is not Interested In paying city Hospital Facilities" which is -. cities continued practically not Ciwmnuan Brown added that taxes without services," he will more than 50 pages long. It is soon as the gaeel was rapped to ' ' tell the chamber. aboutsiacb matters asfbrdi-Illa Open the meeting. Chairman Dr. Duerr is not Brown's first question, 'lie on the organization and He will mire the group that and food service, reads amid first order 01 bustheas" was to suggested she do her Sanford cannot annex any vehabWtatlon. But nowhere in opes Without the appeov.l the manual a there a single CkIhry find out what a was imamewat," banding t of it least 51 per cent of those word about how 1".pHal going to do, packet of papers to stady. going to do Hevir' already said that he properly owners to be annexed should be computed or charges Meyer says the only operty decided Dr. Duerr instated the by-Laws would not ask his City Caiw4l The result is chaos. of the group had to be amended for more money due to balking the City of Sanford has annexed part, has been vacant land, which Hospitals are free to do as they to provide that membership on casielierry's would cansiz at the cities 01 Limgwood's Brown told Duerr, Will be developed hi order to please with the funds which - Seminole and Senunolt County, "When you have a decision, let OOtAIfl city WatEr and WWes' tie)' get from providing setservice As they develop, they vices. No matter how they " Itself, 'u u install the water and sewer spend th blUlasi 01 dollars, - cane when the county cmuir . i'.-' lines. streets and Light& winch they never have to answvr to the a valuable member." 1he said then become the prerty of general public or to any elected THIS i Ford was totally demolished in an inver-tigating troopers G. C Thomas and K. M. current bylaws would permit Sanford at no Cp to the official Hospitals prov a membership by am other c1t 8:20 p.m. accident last night on Dirkson Drive McLedon of the Florida Highway Patrol, Roph present taxpayer public service over which they at Interstate 4 in Dltona. The driver, and only was east bound on DirksOn Drive when his car Meyer oilers a word of have a monopoly, in doing so, occupant, James Franklin Roph, 21, of 615 left the pavement and crashed in the Interstate caution to those who favor ti they spend inige of BARBS 4 overpass. Lane, Deltona, was dead on arrival at Hartley Ii portlnn for Lake Mar) that, money. But unlike other II PHIL I'ASTORET Seminole Memorial Hospital. According to (Rupert Chastain Photo) although most of the residents monopolistic public services, bought property In Lake Mary they are not rspuiiIble to any TIst'rt tin- a lot of pLict-i. for rural type living. more and electorate or elected public i'herr h'lIo can go, and more people will build and official. the bous has told us near)' all cii them move In, demanding more and Public schools offer an Inmore services He cites iii his terrsting comparison School Ut0t1Et111P ui at text problems the City of systems are organizations thr teller's wuidt'w pearmu Canelberry Is facing now with which provide public service in County Eced Supt .1 C. Commissioner Sidney Vthien machine was oii IIr'Ct 10' (3W tPr,I. county rigbt.of- In front of the mower as it goes a monopoly situation. They are Lavender reques ted and made an effort to end the ray and the answer was "yes.' down the right.o(.way" "No, It completely tazenpperled and received permission from the controversy regarding an "Wher, was the women" "Iii is not" by of canity Cm to scrap all alleged Injury to a woman who her yard," Lavender replied. talks Lavender said that he did not education elected by the tax- emergency road maintenance was staidingth her yard wheria "How far away!" .. id 200 feel that his operator was peyer. Each local board 01 mover belongin. to the County yards." ..Is It camunon practice negligent that it was just one education does the school In other reports. Lavender went bY- Uwvwft 8 Pelm at tile for thle men to check the 9 , 9und of thaw rare accidents. HOIIEid has invited all planning and budgeting for its told the board that Richard and striking the woman's arm. —. — rountrt to ii pollution Con coinnuiflit). Since the board is Pi&ttz). who resides on Sunland A b% at c d pot hiThai matte- has heat before ferrucv this I.- tc c'c--' ;ini; spring following a elected, there Is direct corn- Drive, had requested signs be Dzrtnan meeting which muxut control over each Local put up near ins hone to protect the commualon v1 weeks by dieting Apparently and the qiltitiCil 01 payment ia produced a of antipolhiristem Mrs Gertrude MrMI4jeg born in Riley, taa. and lived in his rell I$10 bill ha' Um agrumetits. ft s bad enough to hove Mrs. Gertrude B. Mcktli4 Sanford faa nusniar of years. for the Perhaps a sloiflar the child, who is aboat ba' ii' rut r'uu' over 5(flfl. bs n, of ) S. Laura Ave., She was a member of the 0WOM __ ___an was- arrangement Is needed Ia' yeas old. darts ad Into the :Iuug. ___ _ _____ ___ do they hove to op for disaasiom several tln 1 tonight Methodist Qirch. - g We Street at a Iviitk m414 get z P it on bread' bike without oh- VIblorI ad If the both by W 1 Wedn.day mornl1g. care for a mbaswe jaiving 511tt' Servivas are a sister, Mrs w '. any objectiaw to his paying Ile _______________ NNY ftLISSN(SS I' kr Islam tie ±e Kie Spurring of Sanford and cooling IOWUI II4of d°IIT5 If aScii tom. 15 taw fran ts own pocket simply water for roolLing. to avow aw irruntity bw" "we ran by a that sips would belp to prevent to no f 04C CZLZW hospital board elected in whole an accident Briasat Funeral Moere Is in danger of fwtlnir rise in p BL.%CI. ob)ecuom 1 A 2 me board, on a motion by or ui part by the corunuwlly. charge of arrangements. WSW bmwerature. cMC5AIL • County Assistant Attoriwy there would be greater (niinilUIO(eT Ed Yartioratgii, ,tu ri Ir føf that tO- Mn. c..1raa; M1' t. tt '-' put and ,s.iarest NO '7- co 5015- Laur* t1 board !tli1d b,oiv that It Is r p?UbICm of the c- wL"fl!flC *V nesi hi! frime jMLE. N M Ig_ ** see wa*.ee,iv of Uicwrdaent upon the !lm4 vanity r*ght.01-way. — Juan Gulirrrer u Socorro munity hospital. .. , cnwfty clerk and recent lv w Lavender was authorized to victim to gradara proof 01 Perhaps In this election svnr'a elected mayor of Magdalriia. a year, eanetbing will be d hire a supervisor at a salary 01 regbgnce s. the pert 01 the '''win a. .ilii C. Spri MIIitIJ vl- about I r-SdatIing control ov $411 per nxmtb for the rued coimty. C*m*tUI-V Brlssr F,iiittl lage tiitt 1 Lai department. He if the - - - have - - - - -' - ___ ____ - - - - -,, --- , - ' - - • ff _ questioned procedures of annexation whereby the city can Altamonte Springs-Mayor annex lands in the county ounty Lawrence Swofford rose to the without giving adjacent c a public hearing. residents ood, defense of the City 01 Longw branding perscns who opposed 1k' suggested all future an. recent annexation by that city nexatlons be referred to the A3 "sorehead-s." before action Is zoning board e mayor's remarks Th the Council. taken by made following statement by City Attorney S. Joseph Davis Councilman I A. Radloff that adjacent property owners in Jr. said the Council can set up wishes as long county areas should be notified 8fl procedure it with the not conflict does acas it are before annexations city charter. lie pointed out as complished. under an Radloff said the city's ad. well, however, that visor)' zoning board has alternative annexation procedure adopted during this past session by the Florida LegIslature, 30 IIiI published notice of intent to annex is all that is necessary. Referring to the recent law suit riled against the City of l.ongwood challenging an annexation, Swofford said he does April not Intend to waste time with Lake Mary Chamber of this type individual. He said Commerce, 8 p.m., fire ball. Altamonte does not and has not planned to hurt people. April 7 Of a request for annexation School Board, 3 p.m., budget under review by the currently summation, zoning board, Swofford said, "Just like Longwood, that April 74 Rt mmage sale, Ascension property Is commercial." lie Lutheran Church, Overbrook did not reveal location of the Drive, Casselberry, 9 am, 10 3 property in question. "I object to anyone except the people in P.M. the city telling me how to serApril v' the mayor continued. Knights of Columbus founders No action was taken on day dinner.dance.7:30P.m..K. Itadlof I s recommendation. of C hail Under provisions of the city Seminole Audubon Society, charter, Altamonte considers cruise on the St. Johns River. annexation by property owners petitioning for it. Petitions are Car wash and bake sale then ce rtified by the county tax sponsored by Junior MYF at as to ownership before SSC Community United Methodist tion by Council. Church, 9:30 am, to 3 pni., 17- ac 92 Cauelberry. April 9: Spaghetti supper, English Estates School cafeteria 4.7 p. via, sfonsor(-d hi> PTA. - - -i -/i -- - ,_ ml , uu. ,, tip '' EXCLUSIVE J. M. FIELDS DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE PRICE PROTECTION POLICY: WIthin 10 days of purchase and upon furnishing subtantsalion 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! 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A ''k from special la-ies at In police report from ('anneliman Charles Rowell, he Sømlnoleittfllnf colleg, and art' recommended alntmant of now futlpialifted Mrs Betty Rupp and Mrs n.fl as special polka Wsyr r,fflrer, to Insure proper coorlr t at the vhlYiI tins steeps ..wsl the naming of Jeffrry Ianjoo paritime patrolman at co-rnp.nsatinn of $1 annually. Roth recommendatiOns were apAPproved unanlrfl(*islyRowe'fl reported that four members 01 the olire departmeat, William Morris, E)minjn'a untce Fred Roesel and Quarkenbush graduated last ..... - - - rh,r'i-'t, I' r Seminole Calendar ia her city's represertative In He said The method fly DONNA F.TEN oul,ANU() -NORTH epiIe - tintenients from Attorney Thomas V I%lag reeman that the city stands Ina danger of Lecontlng tOe iiass iii r n tii n P l) ni ng IIauniripality, City Council pprnvctl. without opposition riot) titter the bonnl or the ' Miens, another planned unit devrinpment. ('rookod ('reek, to he built on I90 acres south of the trailer Ilark on SR 434, between Mns I(nail and hays lionel and north if lialuitna linal, was gii'n the le's t)'an eight units f"m' the one half mile the road I'UU coning following public lan*l will is" botders tho developrr*nt must the ;ilnnnei said. ;*r acre, hearing. -.-----------------L •i.1 i,v .'J.IOr SHUrtI i '- y'..."I ...........r - -. reemnan p King Hello, planner for the business. (:mineil In her In ot of 11,11) develttI)tIfltt, said 5$ acres of Itirtlier aletlgflati"n heard from annual reports city's the cause the tract will be built in patio inning may pvmnt ('amns'Utn,in Uerte't Fo-* that in the to fall plan itiatter of hmnc's around the perimeter tniirt Ik'lfr ha)anu' In the gen.ral frind as of the ilevelupmnent while tsv, it wove baken the c.o It, Maim ii 31 t'tnIed 11,514 71, in lockilnit ee'i, llqrif i,flai'r sc' lion, of 311 antI 2 at tos the road a nil hrirlga fund will be used fur ,nulli-fnniily 19 it"r pot Pill) ,ittiing of the $1,2G5 11 and cost of the recent Mitre cities livid tiotisitiit l'tnnniol arm' 4313 patio %'iliThltP is p,"cl elections was $173 2-4. shoulilbe so Fortunate to have so hones antI 1,014 npartuevsth for Councilman Tray Plltind lie added that murti I'll!) a total of 1,45) units reported work on the northwest built mit to In addition n club house will vlevelnpment thni,lil ball field is irtrrrpleta and both yi'ars In fiv twilpy nn'ttwr three to four Only change insisted upon by hvirkst'ip* are up at the at-rs, llelle said, while r,n.s the (filfull to 11w plan as vip southeast field which will be acres will lie used fur open otnolated In a few days Itay" Road paios Overall density of the vnttk'l was that By DONNA ESTES govern- Council chairman, who acted as ariwtng funding of the group. - PUD Zoning Approved By No. Orlando Annex 'Soreheads' Hit By Swofford Pressured ______ ep b ic _ '.Uflrn..s7 S.. wrrv 1*ø__ — last Trash pick- up Studied — - -_- ______ Me Sesnforri l"rad 7 - - -i - - Heavy Attack Unleashed -. - * Thuraday, April 6. 1972 2A—The Santord Herald - —4 -s-- WINTER PARK ORLANDO 19 i6molFiELDS DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORES ,i, 1792 at L.. Rood 1000 Amb.c Rd. loitlund Shopping C.&es aE Vaik C044i"Whi v J. M, FIELDS CREDIT CARD. ORLANDO Po,h*ood Ptati 3201 Weal Culont& �- -------.---.------------ - .- __ - - __ - - __ - - - - __ - -i-- ___________ -.-------- .--.---., - - ~ - ~ - -, -- W~_ _WI ..___..____._r _ . ---:-- -- --- -.--- .___r% - -------- -I--.-. ------C --- -: Thursday, April 6, 1972 Editorial Comment Primary Results of the Wisconsin presidential preference primary are just one more witness to the fallibility of this means of selecting nominees by the party faithful.. emergence of Senator George The Resu Its Muddle President and '68 presidential nominee appear not to have been affected. It is In the execution of this design that the csrnpaigfl experience, the ability of this politician IC drive home his '72 stand on currant issues that the Humphrey hopes must restFor Senator Edmund MuskieofMaine, his I 0 per cent total is more than unacceptable. It is almr,sL disastrous to the future of this former front-runner. Which is, in Itself, a factor which brands such primaries as fallible to the point of being dangerous when such good men and honest politicians as Senator Muskie can be so and Wisconsin still hovering over all. Two sx'Ji tests loom. On April mh the primaries in Massachusetts with its 102 Democratic delegates and Pennsylvania with its 1R2 will settle some more fates. Mayor John Lindsay of New York withdrew from the Democratic sweepstakes after his 7 per cent Wisconsin showing. Yearning For __.Ask f or a lot of money if you True To Form think tie likes you "Anyone I've ever seriously that the nted, I got" said Feld. He's Ja The Wall inc owner of ltmghng Bros. and 1get'z] Be'eiu S4ee, having eliminated 583 circus. the Barnum forms and farm letteti dining fiscal W1, now biggest in&the'iailoworld. 13745 varieties of f hU He Quit' seriously wanted lt&s. We therrneaendiug Observer Form Gunther-Gebel-WilliamL. It trtttr W to the IRS, tThrtg it: RIØIt ° took a $2 million deal to break QiaricUe (N.C.) Observer up the Circus Williams and get Its star and his tigers. Feld. his 21-year-old son, Kenneth. and an agent in Europe mci at every act that Is ifpi hired. lie sm 50 Europezin TELEPHONE every year. visits eight or nine 531 m.2611 arms schools and watches his o N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32711 own production maybe 100 times. WALTER A. GIELOW, Editor and Publisher Never gets 11mri of clowns and WAYNE D. DOYLE. Advertising Director S Aul.to Plisher trapezes, sawdust and horses, FRANK VOLTOLINE, Circulation- General Manager etc., he says "You can be awn) fox a week JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Associate Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW and then we new things hapFRED VAN PELT pening when you watch the perComptroller Managing Editor ig lop" Not Enough C$A1GNITC f) c tigers" Let It run. Otherwise, keep It under five minutes. N1 I -- . , .,~A -. CYAPG,Ø 0- f "ll ::4) ewl, __ _____ 0 o;~~_ VT~~_ \\ Ic lt~ 6 . - STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Editorial Page GARY TAYLOR Sports Editor DON W PETERSON JANE CASSELBERRY CHARLES HAYS County Editor Mechanical Supt. Classified Manager DORIS WILLIAMS RAY STEVENS Society Editor Press Room Foreman BILL. VINCENT. JR., Staff Ptxthgrapher 61_a~ %.C.01 _ $ Li C.$s' N"" Semler HOLLYWOOD - "1 had good tuck and I had good timing," said Joan Richman, and as a consequence she is pTUQUceT WVWVC WIUI network nWI. lhere are women producers who do duumentaries.' wiid 1lL 160thuS4."sand there are wunwn who produce our puhticai Lulh shown, such us 'Face the Nation '. but In the field of Live hard news. Fm the only one. One reason. I guess, U. that newi. has always been considered a mans world just as journalism has always been a romantic, man's profession.. Girls don't get encouraged An this field and they tend to give up But wc're seeing more and more women in new:;. whl: L:; f,ii thing' Miss Richman.. who is from St Louis, is a Wellesley College graduate. with a major in English and a minor in pohtic*I science. Shortly after her graduation in 1961, she joined CbS News Special Projects department as a newspaper rhpnrr. Pbllthsd do!!; except Saturday. sundry 3rId Czwlstmiss published Saturday precding Christmas The Herald is a member of the Associated Press Which Is an titled exclusively lv tho use for reproduction of all Itie local news printed In this newspaper. Herald Area Correspondents Fain Park - E. Estates Attamanle Springs Marilyn Gordon 931-4091. 15 Goldenrod. Eastbrook Marilyn Gordon 5314975 Sear Lake - Forest City Ann Riley take Mary Ann Ssec2,,.i, m.vo Casssibaiy Kathy NIbIACk Lake Monroe m.2411 Marilyn Cordon ____ Laawsal Ann Riley 1314075 chisimb Baker Worth Orlando, Mary Hyatt 5-5,W sa sass C111111101,111111111 Canrnw&ty 'I.J.. tJVt,I'.. DS.DeBary. IMorpris. 1 fin. 57 0111100111 sYlfi. yrj.-r Oan.va - Ov Slavi. Liz Mthiaus 340-320f industry, For while one repeatedly 'c-ads of Jams ' industrial giants. m ost business In Japan is sma fl and medium scale. That's not unusual, of course. But what is important is that these smaller industries foreign trade. As have become heavily dependent onincreased uvt'r the o9icr taw material costs wages and and ex. production up stepped past few yei.rs. the firms ports somewhat rashly to make up for the co-ct-price merely squeeze. They did not Improve produetMty: they increased output. This led to a manpower squeeze. to inflation and a recession. As In the past, these small and medium-sized corn. panics hoped that by a massive export drive the could drag themselves back UP. - provemeats. The board denied a request by Dean Oakley to rezone from A-I agriculture to ft-S multiple faintly at the northwest corner of Lake Howell and Howell Branch Road. He was told that he might apply again In six months. AL-to denied was a request by Robert Greene for rezoning from fl-IA residential to fl.3A multiple family located on Lerratne Drive, approximately one-half mile north of Semoran Boulevard and west of Douglas Road. Walter Hailer, of the Snow Hill community In Geneva, came before the board at public hearing to request rezoning his property from CN restricted commercial to C-2 general cunxnercial. The property is located on SR 13 facing Snow Hill Road. Hailer said he wanta to put In a convenience store and a laundrca'nat. Citizens of the area object, saying they moved to Snow HILL to get away from commercial districts and they wish the area to remain a quiet family area where they can brII%5 Up their Children. The request was denied S because, under C2 general commerdal!Onlng, the property owner or someone to whom he might sell the property later, could put In a number of different types of commercial entex-prises, including a "Juke-Joint". This was felt not to be In the best Interests of the area residents. Hailer told the board he plans to install a disposal plant which would be designed by an engineer, lie Said he had been told that water caning out of the plant would be pure and would not harm the area wale' system Then came the Nixon new economic plan. From what has been written above. It is clear that the big jolt will come to those small and medium firms which employ 77 per cent of all nonagricultural employes Already reported are an Increasing number of bankof ruptcus, heavy production cutbacks and theIs firing Increasing numbers of employes. The propect that the situation will gm we-use in the months ahead Japan's real economic growth rate, uhirh a'eraed 12 7 per cent a yrar from 1.6 through I469, slowed to 9.7 per cent In 1970 and probably to less than 4 per cent In 1971. The cost problems have been magnified by the rapid growth of real wages In Japan The Increase was 8 7 per cent In 2970 and 84 per cent In 19.71, This is con siderably greater than the rise in productivity. The Japanese government has voted a major series of public works programs to spur the lagging economy . But the direct benefits may go to a narrow range of industries-those in civil engineering and construction Mandatory Sewer Hookup Now It should be understood that what's being talked about Is relative. Japanese exports to the United States probably increased by 15 pet- cent or thereabouts in 1971 But 1971, which started out as a magnificent vear for Japanese exports, was more than half over on Auc. 15. And by that date, commitments had been made for months in advance. So the problem is actually the out look for 1072. • In this, likely the large Japanese producers may not be hurt too much. In fact, preliminary reports indicate that a number of these larger firms are going to do slderably better In 1972 than in 1971. They can cut costs. step up their promotion and cut back on uimrofitabie lines. But it appears that the small and medium-sized producers will be further caught this yes.- by rislnti labor costs and heavily increased competition in the American and other overseas markets. Mullet lake Water Association, Inc. Represented by attorney Ned Julian Jr., appeared at public hearing before the County Commission to request a certificate of public and necessity for wale' service in Seminole County. Julian told the board the utility would be limited to no One Man's Opinion "I suppose U was a menial job, c______ li pping out Items for the file, but 1 thought It was marvelous then," Millis Richman said. "I clipped and someone else filed.. Thet! was promoted to reieacber and I was the one who read the clips they filed." net major research men, in i, was cu-aieo on our apace flights, beginning with Gemini 4. "A few people left and these were changes," she recalled. 'and they locked around and I was the only one who knew enough about spate flight and live TV and they tapped me as a producer. Luck and timing." Accordingly, her first assignment as at producer was the launch coverage of Apollo A. in 1965. She has been on hand for every space shot since then and she'll be producing CBS's coverage of the lorthcoixung Apollo 16 flight She is just as solidly Involved in political coverage, as a producer of news programs ranging from the first primary in New Hampshire through the two conventions and an t."ougti claction night in November. "Politics is getting dawn to a fine art," she mused. "The media advisers make every effort to bold a colorful event, something visual. early In the day to get on the evening news. Then they'll have their candidate make a major s.a*Cb at night in tune to make the morning papers and the morning news shows Section 6.12(8) does appear to be mandatory In its language requiring the abandonment of septic tanks whenever a sanitary sewer Is constructed within 100 feet of an owner's property. Marsee reported on the question of mandatory sewer hookup pursuant to rules and regulations of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. The question of whether this mandate could be legally enforced by the county with a mlnlmwn of difficulty was posed. According to Marsee, it probably could be enforced but with a great deal of difficulty. The primary problem arises In relation to police power. If an existing septic tank meets all requirements of the Department of Health, "and these requirement are numerous," and If it poses no threat to the health, safety and welfare of the community, Mansee was of the opinion it may be dlmcWt to find a basis for the enforcement of the abandonme ntofu septic tank and hookuptoa nearby sewer. Water Service Approved i 1 Joan Richman: Gal Makes News Regulations provide that all malt wbcrlpIioin be paid In advance, No pail of any material, news or advertising of this i,dilion of The Sanford l'4aild may be reproduced In any manner without written permission at the publisher of The Herald Any in dlvliiu& or firm responsible tor iuh reprvthtlun will be considered as infringing on 11w Heralds cyrlgh1 and wits be held liable for damage under the law, Broken glass and other debris still Is scattered around Pine Crest Inn, which was destroyed by lire several weeks O. Mrs. Maxine Hancock, owner of the property, said she would like to tear down the building and rebuild but Is being held Up by the state fire marsh al. County Commission Chairman Greg Drummond said the place should be boarded up and the glass and debris should be cleared awn)- before someone Is hurt on the site. A resolution from the Commission was suggested to the state fire agency requesting that the area be sealed off. Drummond annouced there will be a meeting with the 46 officIals of Altamonte Springs and Al Davis, of the Sate Department of Transportation at Det.and, and the county regarding the cloverleaf at 14. The talks will be concentrated on resersirig space around the cloverleaf for road t i- As a result of the Nixon action at this critical juncture. # my sources estimate It will be difficult for apart to avoid a depression lasting for a considerable time. Re. co-very will require a major reorg*nization of Japanese more than 120 customers. He said the association Ii basically a group of Geneva residents ("and you know that Geneva is rlotaieta for poor water") who got together to put down one By DON OAKLEY &I ~ Her Uth, at CBS is producer for the networks special E'.enb Unit. which Includes such Items as the political cariirngii and the space r.11"I'llfir She was ulsu the producer of a well- remembered memorial tribute entitled "Louts Armstrun. 110-1971." Er1i,d an s.rnd vtmss tn.TIer October 27. 1910 at the Post Office of Sanford, Florida 32771. fly ANN SlEC7.Kt)SKI A 'Supermarket' Of School Tools SUBSCRIPTION RATES $1.50 Month HemsDelivery 35c Week $9.00 6 Months By Molt 25C w.ei $15.00 1 Year $1.50 I Month U.S Postal b Japan. it explains why President Nixon's devaluation of the . dollar and Increased restrictions on Imports have been a continuing shock to Japan. AM it suggests that the United .tates and Japan had 4 for close better, and quickly. set up some mechanism to protect our cooperation arid su tation c'on and re1,ular close mutual economic, political and national security nce i interests. For, in the way the world has developed dependent il y es are heav ri count two our Ii. World War on each other. The problem Is that President Nixon's new economic measures came just as the Japanese economy was show. ing signs of recovery from the recession which began in Ic 1970. I , Point Of View uAIIy Ior UTU% woman WASHINGTON tNE41 A mom distressing letter has arrived from friends ine . rraIb ROY GREEN Advertising Manager Liza CHAPG1 oo I 406, Florida McGovern as the current front-runner for the Dexnocaratic prize Illustrates this conclusion. For here was a candidate whose popular appeal had been at a very low ebb as his anti-war Of course, th is patchwork design of state stand was whittled away as Nixon's VietPrima ries will go on. But if they continue, as they nainizatlon troop withdrawal scheme flourished. have in Florida and Wisconsin, to produce But the current strong North Vietnamese vinnem whose credentials, records and peroffensive, throwing Into battle for the first time formance rest on a single, suthknly popular damaged Hanoi's prime divisions, made the McGovern issue, then the case for a national preferential Now, however, there are more primaries call for a dated and of the United States parprimary as proposed two of the stqtesmanand those in which Messrs. McGovern, Humticipatlon very lively and appealing, in the Senate will become even more leaders phrey. Muskie and Wallace will be top cornThis is not to minimize what the wellattractive. petitors with the shadow of New Hampshire, planned drive of the South Dakota Democrat -----accomplished. But itistopoint out that in this such a win as his 30 per cent primary at this time Offbeat Ruminations of the vote is not what it might well have been without the beating up of the war issue. Th en th ere is th e surprising arrival of .Alabama's Go'. George C. Wallace in the runnet-up spot with 22 per cent of the voters .' says Feld, * etrcus school; of Europe. the cutting down the aerage age, forruancr ansays fl3 KA BARTLE'I1 Writershort man of 3 with thick rest from existing acts. The from 46 when he started lUring choosing him. The school-bus issue on which he Itii AP recruitment really isn't diffi- thl9S9toZtnow. "Wheslcame glasses. rolled along to the overwhelming victory he w voiu here half the clowns were over In defending the three-ring cult. issue was not an en joyed in our state's primary want to run away and old vaudeville. 70." he says. in "It's like he says he's perhaps of any moment in Wisconsin. circus. And you're thinkln of concept, the only person who can be *11- Once you played the Palace you Feld, whose lifelong ambition But Wisconsin does allow cross-over voting, starting at the t. ting in frvnt of Ring 2 and were pretty well ae. Now you was to own the circus, has Herr's -rion't how. shoe- circus owner missing the action in the others. are in If you've played Ringling learned a few thin too, since Democrats can vote for Republicans and vice his first p11th as a snake-oil versa. The stand-off attitude of the "Rv.election lV1rWFCideV(' Feld hires ) per cent of his Brothers." says F'eld , Fold has been Instrumental in salesman at age 13. e lag om th aight fr are talent s tr of the President" workers was noticeable. learned Stick to the three or ____ Thus when a 40 to SO percent cross-over by four best ones, perhaps starting GOPsters to the Democratic side and the total off with the piece do resistance h0a POLLUTION wnlch Wallace achieved are considerea as a to get his attention. to one of the -Ii ywrr Vning many could be that factor, It single political _ 't cirru sclwL'.. irt him knoe - ________Wisconsin Republicans went for Wallace as a act you hope to per11w and means to further discomfort the Democrats thought tect the time you graduate. support the one presidential hopeful they He might take an option noe. would not be difficult to defeat in November. -Tell him you're not interBreathing down Wallace's back, however, ested in that old center ring Be enthusiastic about was that ever-embullient and ever-hopeful three rings Sayyou understand Humphrey of neighboring Senator Hubert H. that the best act sometimes vote, Minnesota with a 21 percent plays Ring 1 or Ring 3. Viceformer of this The long-range plans N f -A high wiTs act or bans or Ijp Devalued Dollar HitsJapanHard ' Wisconsin Crest vInn To Be *1 Re ui lt I Global View Now is the time of year when all good school adminlitrators and school board members make plans for spending their local share of America's annual outlay for eduat its present $70 bifliwi is Uit- nation's largest single expenditure, next to defense This aprlr. for the first time, they will have a trafly local national educational "supermar ket" where they - can can c.amnl. ------v- latest. . .,,_. au ICOT-UU55 C4Uip meat and materials, a recently opened Educational Fadiities Center in Chicago. The need for such a center to bridge the gap between the educational "hardware" business and the education profession has long been recognized by key educators. Among those instrumental In developing the Educational Facilities Center concept were Wilbur Cohen, farmer secretary of Health. Education and Welfare; the late 1)r James E Allen, commissioner of the U.S Office of Education and (h-urge D Fisher, past president of the National Education Association and now EFC chairman. The EFC is a perpetual exposition where new products are demonstrated in actual learning environments by Chicago-area students, who attend hall-day sessions in fish bowl-type classrooms in the center. in other words. the educators learn by watching the students doing. Chicago is famed for its gigantic Merchandise Marl Now it's go! ore for eduratinn water syskm to serve many families, rather than have 96 Individual wells. 'Tha Is a community project wherein 96 people are willing to Invest to initially fInance the project, which will be limited to 120 connections because the system Will handle no more than that." area Is broad but connections are limited. They ha ve made plans to install fire plugs In main areas of density which meets approval of the volunteer fire department chief. U __.._,S.__ . .___f__.._..__ __L - - - :-_--:.-. - Maitland Requests . . - ..,. I .1 Utilities Purchase .. / said he wanted to givo fair Johnston reported the State warning In the City of MaDland Health C*Varmwnt h" w9ped /. David Jnhnttnn, Maitiand that sewage and odors affect runner expaninn nr uwn d tall Mked l' a boned eonseit.I- as ni Rc-. appearNi before Seminole a nd Y . the County Commission to moratoriums so as not to to Maitland proceeding with 40 discuss the pirthase of I nd ian c-ncnpc*ind it We are aware that plans to p'u'ehase Indian Hills -, thus Utilities by the City of Orange County does not call "If yxi are not going to grint moratoriums It would appear permission, we may as well stop MaIlland. to the outright contempt to flOW without further expense." lie said the City of Maitland Seminole residents in that A mooting wii scheduled with Seminole Utility mthorltiei for l'-ate4 a water treatment plant MaItland conti nues In al 'onlinhie in. to in 1960 and agreed the plant tsiikiing and connections to an today ' -± . w ou ld treat a tria ngular area atrewly over c-specify plant." c'estigations ' Two private f irms presently -. ail 'EM -:--? % serve the area lie slated furthe ther thitt 4(1 per cent of sewage u.rntng to the Maitland .". plant cornet from South graduate, comprise LAB SESSION -Six FTU students, plus a recent Seminole. Maitland has sold study of the university th e steering committee for a student -originated rvue bontit In the amount of 1 The cash-for-cans mobile unit will continue Science Foundation. The ptnelanda area, funded by the National In improve and etrarid $700,000 . its regular stops here during April ot' a revised atudents at FTU rind the plant whieti operates flVPt ommIItee will screen applications from schedule of every oth er Wednesday beginning will be involved In the apactty now. The completion i' Apt-lI 12. elsewhere to staff the 15-mem ber group which tla1 Li scheduled for June 0-week study that starts June 19. Shown from the left are Connie The Reynolds unit will be stationed In the with oeriitIon to beGIn Aug. 1. Anderson, Bette Shai'dien, Project Director Jim Ohiman, Bruce Grea ter Sanford Chamber of Commerce parking Ile titti the Maitland City ' Poppleton, Bob Pohlad, Debbie Vatin, and Lorraine Brunk, who now : lot t'n Wednesdays, April 12 and 2& from 11 - 30 Council has autttnri:e4 the at Apopka High 1:31) p.m. (L"TU Photo by Chuck Seithel) putchnse of Indian ihills " a.m. to Traveling more than 4,1)00 miles a month, th e Com pa ny which in interesteti in selling. F'rnpoaed capacity for ;' unit driver is pa yin g 10 cents a pound for more th an 71$').(i%) cans a month gathered by ecology the unit is 2..500 connections. minded individuals and groups. . Johnson said he came before In less than nine month,s more than 10 1 the Commission for two basic miHion all-aluminum cans have been collected reasons - It keep the Corn- .' by the three mobile units, according to Paul S. mnLuion informed and there in a : : Hayden, regional recycling manager for legal requirement which stsite Reynolds. The question of whether the a new 400 machine would cost work on the data processing the city has authority to acquire The Northeast Florida unit delivers the county will go into data between $16,000 and $18,000 and project. The question would be, Indian HilLs Company but must before an operator, $5,000, amounting how much time would the have County Commission apj waste auminum to a Reynolds recycling center l processing was brought the County Commission by to about $30,000 annually. "For School Hoard have and how proval as the governing bOdy. in Jacksonville where it is shredded and shipped : Administrative Assistant 800fl r $,000 we could goInto mnurh would Ite County have? 'Our purpose Is to protect our in bulk to Reynolds smelters. It is then cast in : 'Real prnrans will require revenue We can provide helter Rodney Layer. dutsi processing." ingots ready for reuse. Additional recycling Layer is of the opinion that Beckwith rctor'ed, "you can't study isrid transition. No one has management and continuity of 3 centers are located in Miami and Tampa. time is running out and that do it for $50,000. The county iinnlyied how much work to be ser%'Ice wi th the purchase of decision must be mimade SOOfl. elections office can't use it, the tione in how touch tlrrw And a Indian Hill.,." He stated that an Mm's. Eloise PfeIfauf, secretary sheriff can't use it. Their systems analyst would need to aireement with Indian 111113 be hired to determine programs was signed on March 15. to circuit Clerk Arthur Beck- records won't go on it." with, told the board that all Layer replied, "You are a and needs before a purchase is Corrunl.sgioner Sidney Vihieri programs on the NCR 400 are circuit clerk. I came up on data ever made." said he welcomed the sale but less than two years old. "I processing and computers. And ComnmLcsioner Sidney Vihien that it should come under disagree that there is a need for I say you can do IL" said Walter Teague, of the felt county utility department computers if this Is the boils for Gilbert Blake, of the clerk's School Board, has requested a requirements. requesting. The process is too office, said he agreed that steps meeting with the county next expensive and there are other should be taken to merge the week to discuss the matter Chairman Greg t)runmmond county needs which zire county and the School Hoard to more thoroughly. _____ greater." she said. ___ Beckwi th concurr ed, sa ying that It would be far less exto acquire another 400 machine. It was his opinion also that "as for data processing there are many projects more He said most of the training Frank Jails, county extension urgent" the director, appeared before the supplies are bought by the For some weeks now, be-a In response to CommLMi01t County Commission has Commission and said the facts "students," "It is impossible to Al Davis' query as to discussing the question of and circumstances are not determine needs until the class relationship between population gasoline allowance for home evident by simply reviewing a actually starts and waiting until and work load. Beckwith said extension agent, Louise Gill the registration Is complete voucher and submitted bills, Orange County had a population There seems to be some alleviates the 'over-buying' ),000 and Hillsborough misunderstanding .. c of which would result In wasted County, 453,(X before going need for her trips around the money and crowding the Limited B A R B S Into data processing. county and out of the county to storage space at the agri"We should be unequivocally pick up supplies or to seek the P1111. PASTORET center. Gentlemen. I find her sure thatwearewilllngtospend best prices on items needed in claims to be justified." The movement against the money required to go into the different programs she Conunission Chairman Greg women wearing natural fun data processing," Beckwith conducts for the home extension may also help to keep the Drummond said it was evident said. Continuing, Beckwith clubs and the 4-11 clubs husband species from van that "her lingers do not do the remarked,"Itls not true that a3 throughout the county. ishing through bankruptcy. walking through the yellow the population goes, so goes the Some of the programs Include pages." Ile said his wife uses It load. work goes sewing classes, from beginners the tele phone to call and check geometrically rather than through dress-makIng and prices arid availabili ty of Items arlthemaflcally." commercial sewing; inte rior ____ in which she was in terested. "Of Layer explained that his list decorating workshops; cooking course," he continued, "It Is ______ was not to be regarded as a schools; gardening projects; nice to take the taxpayers' priority list, that priorities for leadership training. These 'Ll money and go driving around the computer unit would not be program ms and others provide ce h checking out pris." old-timer recalls when as.signed until Phase 3 of the hobbles and worthwhile theAn jIreslOne 'Ires1one whee.necked dress was The vouchers for strs.. GUI operation. pastimes for women and considered darin ThrlftI-Cut were approved (etc payment Thrlfti-Cut In an exchange which became children throughout the county. Mower 20" Rotary Rotary Mower 18' _______ _________ ________ rather strained. Layer said that *31t ? e'u't st,'ka o .3 K?. 1..,-Tws 2' - . - - ANN 5IL7kOWSkl 4 "- - - . -...-. Cas h-F or Can s . - - On Data Processing County Is At Odds ,' . - pensive - - -- - - . -- - . - 'Her Fingers Do Not Walk' - - - - remal - stnefto mom .5WNW .Xnvm ibgtM t0 .4L'4t24 IM 3t 6 d. $ 5995 We Have The Cash For Your Income Tax I', 1. $6995 nsa isis 11A111 5,55 Liii .T. t1555 fl re sto lie I I BERRY'S WORLD -_ FAIR LAWN' Rotary Mower 20 - & pa -Vi.4 *i I $5 I4 L'h5 befile WASHINGTON - Sen. Alan Crnnstor., one of California's tiusiesi puliticul wunusl, is continuing in maintain a Very tow prof lie on the national presidential scene. With the windup presidential preference primary In his awn state looming ever clones' An June. Cranston still Is not ready In indot-si' any of the candidates in a big Democratic field, Cranston says ins decision not to indorse until after the primary, perhaps not even mdii Ow Murnis ReMch convention ii .1u) 1it1'. s.it.th It is known that all of the major candislatc have sought Cranston's indursement. hoping II would trIp galvanize support within the state's liberal Tk'ntrntic bloc. Republican convention Incident A central have in that controversy - whether the Senate ithould confirm Richard Kleinthenst as attorney general also finds Cranston onconutUttet "I'll watt until the hearings are closed to snake my decision," he suit The new low profile Look of the Cranston office Is apparent in other ways. 71* outflow of releases from press aea'dary Murray Flandet- haii slowed to a trickle in recent wtek with the office now adapting a polity of responding primarily to Int'ividual reporter queries. ?'atsdtt L.i%5 i Ae,s procedures in all Senate offives change from time to time and that Cranston Is now going through "his awn Phase II" There Is evidence, however, that Cranston has lost none of - S .irnm Cranston Keeps Out Of Primaries Cranston told his column he would retain his frequently stated position of avoiding an open indorsement before the primary while holding an option to back any candidate who emerges to suit his requirements before the June 6 runoff. Casatroti holds strong party cards In California and seems far from muffled over the efforts of his Senate colleague, John Tunney. to plunge Into the fray early with an indotseunent of Sen. Edmund Musbe. It is clear that any grunary winner .elected In Calikrnia will eventually ask Cranston to be u t orlegatsIft. ..runs.cm will onk say that he expects to be in Miami beach and to pailieipatr in the convention. He also is keeping hands off the awresd cadru'essy within California over the ITT. -10 , ; ft.J ,4 k Pennsylvania Avenue i MICHAEL O'CONNOR Cupk') News Service tø -1 4 a.1 .&'b,.pijli tis sCUa, '7 his gut political instincts and is kicking far beyond the 1972 campaign to Pus own reelection effort in 1974. it Is becoming wreasinj',ly clear that Cnnstans opponent then wit! be Gov. Ronald Reagan. Privately, Cranston has told Pus staff and stale Deuootala that be expects Reagan to op. pose him. He c'edas no stratel_y on what type of anslgn that might be "I sin doing nothing diffeninily to prepare for a Senate campaign in 1574," be said. "Myzecord is there and! will run on it." Two highly placed ReAit {& that Reagan is certain to make the race. Q'atatcii, according to the sources, will ties prime target for the crvativ, &mud two years from now. 'iU'ii 5..i .Sid ssat .('ha'pii. • - Thursday, April 6, 1972-5A The Snnford Herald '.:-t4- i -. - - - - 4A-ThSanford Herald - -_.- - ls . 7 -1- -__, Z(r -- Th"IsYeara Personal Loan.. Next Year, Savings 'I . -1121,010-5 [AWN F000 our countdown toward i 16~& healthier, thicker, greener grass 5.000 SQ. FT. COVERAGE - - ' I __ - i. INK For Tax Money right now, slop In and arrange for a Personal Loon. It takes only minutes to get the cash needed to settle up with Uncle Sum...A Savings Account could assist you next yeor...A Checking Account could be of groat help as well for recording accurate deduct lons..,Yes, we can h.lp you In many 1 rw . %0rJJ2. - (e , s0rvJr, SeftalQv the P;s rm Unfilled. HrM you hare something to soy to him, I 1099"t you 1*11 a to , spi to pass It a wv e-"i' 'w,4 I W Ii $7095 .I,tU M1111111 S.--- - T, ,,dwnI ... kwpe I4 $tVSIWS tnsg.i- Puiasiaiuu. ('an pleat 'ssue and nenianc. te d&aaei., iron, he a healthy i..p xens Ø B NET 7 -' I *'$ I" Pko.posui, le duwetop .0 _1 =1 "'ho S 4-1 , VHilt Ilil*C lfWZ111AA1 , WT. s. I e Limit 2 Bags Additional bags 12.99 each stunly io,it iyaiain. , a. XI I A YOUR LOCAL 0 ~_ ~Jl Il't I9 iM llia Out]" 3 1 4a MaMiska lilt ATLANTIC GROUP OF 8AP41(S IN PLONIDA MEMB E R P.0.1 C FIRESTONE STORE Cor, lst& French ' 3220244 �-- - flier •. •.-,'----- - ,,. Thursday, April 4 1972 6A-Th. Sanford Herald Water Level r41 Defendants t Plead, Charges A Problem Dropped ~ .1__~ _~~:___ ,_;. _~ ___ '. I. 19-Case .. . I jill, t - - Trial Docket Cleared - ..' - 1' - •0 1. t . qd - -• 0, . , k= - - I lo - ..-. - - ____-. -. HERBERT PARRISH, &, was ho3rcd upon his retirement after 44 years with Chase & Co. as fertilizer mixer operator during which time it is estimated he weighed on billion, one hundred million pounds of fertilizer. In appreciation of his long service Mayor Lee P. Moore (right) presents him with a watch in behalf of the company. , i• Altamonte Readies ----------- Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Report \I geta Ut*i t I oL Warns an are Altamonte a the Drawer he - Legal Notice - ___ a t - for - , -. a ass igneis, - 4 t .. - the ay - pa"Ohomes"ch with ths Legal Notice the State is way: as as areas are the any, Legal Notice _ are notified "- ' mmnole thence -gr,fl, are an area are - , Studied By County Anchored Trail rl -- , ' " ., cause n _ YOUR . - GAS C01's SrV1NG SALE GAS ARR=RhrXS I Shrine Band Concert Scheduled At DeBary _ . OF - Clean-up -Planned By Scouts an - Exploding ashtray rns lab jalter - - at • at save save was S pr i ng F)1' agawet you, Ca • me ' " "' " '.." - - - "' SHOWERS rn - at INCOME TA)( re are Warn, has The ' - -. DEADLINE RUUD 20 Oat 5 Year Warranty. Save $6.50 off regular price. 5 RUUD 30 Gal. 5 Year Warranty Save $6.50 off r.çuiar price. HAROW1CK 36" (veAleen UKF 4632-330A Regularly $268.95 $23.00 You SALE '245 95 RUUD 40 Oil. S Year Werranty. Sat. $10.00 off regular price. save ' 'A wfttem 95 • AND - IvP,.,, • Regularly $102.95 You save $21.00 SALE•18$ HARDW1CK 30" Everkleen UKF 9632.333A $260.95 You save $23.00 SALE '237 a? - grills dryers ranges janitor wives en WbIfl -..-... . H 'B i n in l S may • a was an ____ a Legal Notice as He - feet sentences and ftner of area ' d and Sought btit all Afl"r,v rn IS the residents of (.asselberry. ti* authority. CommIssioners authority to do Ms any the City of ('asselberry and nobodY A large group of l.ake If the height of lake is to be remainder is under county prohibited from establishing necessary anything about it." residents at. will ta Kathryn County Assistant Attorney tended the Tuesday work jurisdiction. it Is generally tilt Improvement district all the controlled, have anitImprovement into around the lake because Marsee advised that to "ward that two districts needed II) way session of the County Corn. municipal stalled. It might be reqUired the the residents do have the right where A . ~_ tnlssion to pacticipote in the control the water ieiii In the Invades CSaedltafTY condemn property boundaries. be placed According to a civil suit on this matter If it efforts to find a solution to the lake. weir Li to beroTTuti necr's'nrj. Th city of Casselberry felt water level control problem. Ofie Of the problems Is that to CommIssion (haitmafl Greg j1 Drummond said that he that It had the authority the people in the unincorporated tro non, the cost siioukl ot thinks It mlllht be ,000 soinetinies The problem Is complicated outline the districts. However, r areas do not want to pay the be borne by the entire 103 Its attorney advised because part of the lake area OStOfthmpV57neflt,flotdO people of Seminole County, but good for there to be more It does f101 that res gov,rnmefltaldiclalotl*lPowet of within the municipal boundsfact, thmild be borne by theidents at a local level - "then we in the area tnv&"'i. "ii.. e could to to court for you," he Drumrnond suggested to th d "It has been a policy at th e residents that they make said. 11111 attempt to meet with the state Level this year to take V. an much authority from er away ey claim p..as r, .#. V developer whom th county as possible." caused all the problems they the Ron Itergrnan, Casselherr',' .ft now face with the water level in said that It is Ic.-' Di'-ummond said City manager lake Kathryn. bad one authority cannot __ that it might be better if the this situation, with th govern . e corn. 44 4 1__Zi__ developer and statement Drummonni Without which meet first plail7tRfltil , existing traIlers the judgment that tile trailer pars operators any governmental represefl- coneurr.4 By ANN SIF.CZKOWSKI He told those present that the .4.'}" If the matter cannot be' th e owners of the should require tation. he sho'kl e inspector th of the only entity t trailers to provide and apply the 5ettled amicably. then the developer *.s not A marathon, mninti.bendlng honcted. ti. '8v meeting could include responsible for the problems cf f urther recommended a required tie-downs and an- second work session for the County pollution in the fake, that which to chortn(. Also the park owners eomrnls*lflfleTS and attorneys, .4 CommissIon began at 10 a. rn 1$day period In ordinance, dumping has been going on for before th aring th no he a ther would be expected to notify e wi 4 Thestlay with the consideration comply with the sources. He advised in other ththwnuIdtake authoritlei about any failures tn full enmmls'1nn later if -.the trailer tie-down orfmmondsaId of dcsir. that the only 'say '1" . them through the Impensliog comply so theat the county itiruince. r!:"-'r cOuld Th ose resident,4 -..ere con- tt,tidflt.4 could pocee4 with actlon.s to ';onieweek,agotollowlngthe honican. season. through tnt. is WINNERS of the )t'llIng iwt' .it Mulirlu' \Vllsun School were first, damage! fused anti frustrated because tflt'flOIIJIIICC with the U'Clinton Westbrook, county tornado which stuck in Geneva, be no real provement districts or the rit-1 Ktliy Arbogast (left) and second, Linda Warren, shown with fif th to there seemed Attorney Thom civil defense director, said he dInance. .County , and he recommefli"i grade teacher Marilyn Meredith. number of recourse for (hem against the courts Because of a good or- felt the ordinance lturnbcrger presen'.ed that a pe(itinfl be prepared IV _______ ordinance developer "y is it7" one to the board Of corn- one and one designed to save amendments to residents In the area and sent the matter was continued for woman queried, " that one man mnlssloners designed to avoid a lives, St;t" P.oarl of Internal the considered two weeks and will be heard can come in with a project and the Commission Drummond Avers: It recurrence of the dlsast. rous fmtrov'mn'flt4 we judgment of the commissioners again on April 18 for adoption, disrupt so many people and elrecta of high winds. Greg Drummond Chairman adI g --remarked at the time that if the e o e C o. ern trailers trailers affected had been anchored and tied miles, which pace for several reasons," properly IS 321 square total of the damage probably ANN slECzxowsKt is only one-third of size of 1)rUliUnofld said, "one being down, would have been considerably that people are encouraged to less. aelrrn.'tn Greg Drummond Orange County. Seminole for greater profit g the period which Duri According to that document, Informed fellow county cornL acres of values to the developers all mobile hniies and-or travel mlssloncrs that Semtncle Semimle zoned 297 approved 3,752 apart- apartments, Orange County counted for by (tie lower trailers which are to be used as __ County acquisition costs. We are being acres it zoed only 550 acres. residences in Seminole County ment units on fli had,' gentlemen." a far faster "We are zoning at have 60 days after adoption of year. Seminole county has a In otter business - the ordinance to comply with - .' was authorized to attend a f our the minimum blocking, ground ___ tiny conference in Washington anchor and tie-down standards D.C. on April 9.12. This Is the required. annual convention of the Water Resources Commission. The board continued the Drummond was one of the of- consIderation of this ordinance from Florida until yesterday so that a public tidal delegates could be advertised on DSBary'-The Bahia Shrine such as Sunland Hospital in appointed by Gov. Reubin hearing the matter. similar Askew. and 'lfl*ple band from Orlando will Orlando The board recommended that County zoning director p1sent a public concert In the institutions. Drummond request a place on Robert Brown opined that the aBary Community Center at 8 The program, with Orlando conductor Arthur Bell, will the Water Resources Corn- 60.day require ment could cause p. m. Wednesday. The concert is sponsored by feature a saxophone quartet mittee to represent Seminole undue hardship on some because of overload of inthe Ikilary Women's Club. The and a German band as specialty County. ___-_--_- spectora' time. lie said many donation will be used for numbers. owners go north in the summer The program will open with statewide prolects and charities Opens Up the Mind and it might be difficult to _____ the Star Spangled Banner with Shriner Russell Butler on the THE INWARD SEA. By Mi- comply before the 60 days upon vocal. Butler will also vocalize chael Drury. Doubleday. $4.95. return to the area. on "I Left My Heart In San. In essence this book is a 9W- Bruwn said further that there acquisition costs. We are being et, rational pica for an opening were many existing trailers 'had,' gentlemen." up of the mind to Its full capa' present in the same locations March numbers will Inclutle bIiitles, so that the Individual for rom 10 to 12 years, which f "Bravura," enjoys expansion of the con- had survived with present "Salutation," "Grandioso" and Sousa's cepts and ideas that he finds in safety features, through "Stars and Stripes Forever." the world around him, Donna In 1960 and It comes, not from a P1111030- Dora By LIZA BAKER Dixieland r'imbers will include James "B-Flat Blues" and "Panama" pher, an educator or a psy' Dora in 1964. He felt that in master Scout from a profes- these instances of already chologist, but McEachern 410 East Third 'there will be polkas as well as more closely Sheet In Chuluota, of Chuluola selections from 'My Fair sional writer attuned to the sensibilities of a Boy Scout Troop 235 has Lady." poet or artist who has lived a A feature of the program will lull life and has teamed to obsiggested to the Girl Scout il be medley of "Dixie" and serve the realities. Otrus Counc camp located on . SMI bli BouthSR4lginchuluota,thata "BattleHmnof theftePuc." The thrust of the author's Pea mcs After the concert pa that consciousness A stubbed out a who band argument is dean up campaign along the CHAIMOIOW AMK-1 HAIDW1CK 20" MAYTAG DC 306 will Is a powerful element In the Cigarette In a laboratory road sides between Chuluota members and their Regularly $89.93 UF 1636-15R Standard Regularly $236.95 and Oviedo, a joint project with gather for a reception and indivldul's striving for sell-en' Bristol University in England You save $10.00 Regularly $129.95 $.IV $32.00 buffet at the home of Mr. and richment and life-enhancement received severe burns when the his Troop. SALE 179,95 '15 95 - "To ha ve a mind is the great' ashtray he was using exploded You save $14. SALE '184.95 Sharp, 253 Grande SALE his Mrs. Howard McEachei'n recently took Sharp Is librarian est possible adventure. The and caught fire. CHA1MOIOW AM-6 is HARDW1CK 30" MAYTAG DC 06 the V ta Street. troop on a camping trip road is open and it has no end' Investigatiolss later found Regularly S96.3 secretary-treasurer Standard UF 9636-8I Regularly $288.'5 Ing. Camp Howard Wilderness and that a staff member prepared You $10.00 y43 ,, band. yg Regularly $165.49 $3220 This is yeasty, stimulating an explosive material, a nilArea. This band recently performed SALE ' 8 .95 $16.49 You SALE '256.75 that deserves more than n* Tymp meets every two concerts with a total book due of which had been left In '149,O SA LE single reading. CHAIMOIOW HEJ-1 Monday night at 7:30 at the ashtray. The material MAYTAG DC 806 audience estimated at 10,000, lIIes A. Smith Regularly $116.95 Chuluota Community Church and isrehearsingforCOflcet'tsln HAIDWICK 36" Regularly $320.95 found to be highly unstable. Associated Press save $11.00 You JtipIfl trips Standard 'UF 463681R and Is f)laflflIfl You save $35 New Orleans in August. SALE 110595 1 28535 Regularly $170.49 SALE mi ng s umm er for the co CHARMOIOW HEJ-tl You save $16.54 SALE Regularly $122.95 ____________________________________ ______________________________________ You save $1200 HARDW1CK 30' SALE '110.95 Special UF9638-l1OR we con. a Solution was IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FICTITIOUS NAME bIe EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. e NOTICE IS hereby ifby FLORIDA. n t..'tInrii • 5O CIVIL ACTION NO 71467 Ip,IcCOUNTY. FLOIdDA. Ave. i Pu rchas Cartons, IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF I i es pping point information good, market steady. Couy. Florida i.mdaf The ICIItidJ$ CIVIL ACTION NO. nP) FOSSER LAUBSCHER. JOHN °type, film bags, THE MARRIAGE OF for Wedeesday. April 5. All Supply. IN I HUSBAND. AND JEAN A. and fbi? I Int,nd to rogiallet, saId ALTAMES! J. MARTIN. LAUBSCHER. WIFE. Valley utilities Company from Siilay, a resident at bprm sales F.O.B. for stock of $1.00. White Icicle type, 244 WIFE, By DONNA ESTES r,sm *lth hO CIIfk Of me Circuit NOTICE OF ACTION Cow", Florida Ni AND land developer Wick Knox has Valley, present at the meeting, generally good quality, unless $2.50. TO: JOHN ROSiER therwise stated. Precooling HASTINGS DISTRICT: o win fbi provisions of JOHN L. MARTIN, ic c d ALTAMONrE SPRINGS- been ordered by the City made It clear most vocal LAUBSCHER HUSBAND Cabbage - Demand fair, The FICtl?Ioul Stafulit, To. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN reaction among the plush char ges extra . Preparation of contracts far the Council. NOTICE OF SUIT Station 516 Florida Station market steady. Domestic SAFORD'OIEDO' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED At the same time, Adele development's resid,nts Is In possible purchase of the Spring RTIN ''MA TO: JOHN L. Round type, medium-large, IN ICIlOn 10? dliiOIutlOfl Of LLWOOO DISTRICT: that Sig Joseph U, Emoreon S?tH? ii opposition to annexation rna?iliOi has be.flfIIId by JANA. Cabbage - Demand fair, bushel crates & 50 lb. cartons 'f k or Middleton, New Publish Mar. 305 Air. 6. 13. 30. 1572. requIred LAUBSCHER and you occasional higher. 50 lb. DES-131 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to Serve copy of your !Iflen Mat aLl, the residents want market slightly weaker. $1.50, -- - mat a Pinion far Dissolution of defi4nn. If any, to lion CARROLL type, medium- mesh sacks $L. 1% bishel way of UI. they Domestic Round P IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Marrl,00 has bow filed agalfl5t you, 5URKE. Attorney for Petitioner, have chosen will continue with large,, l's bushel crates, $1.50, crates, medium-large; Red SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and you or* required to serve acopy wtosi •ress is 617 Sanford horse and stable areas o aslonal higher. 50 lb. mesh type p.50-3.00, mostly $300, CIVIL ACTION NO. 111414111 Of yOU? AF**O? Of Pit0ding 10 the Atlantic bank building. Sanford. on Alin me socks $l., occasiona! higher. Savoy type, few $2.00. Florida 37711, and I I• ?PiI ol4gln.I 41, are. U they Mayor remaining WILLIAM .1. AMOROSO. husband. torny. JOSEPH AL MURAIKO. with the Cleft of Mike pr above styled ates, mediumbushel cr Lawrence Swofford assured 1% Sewer Connections EM. P.O. 716. tern Part. and Court on before the 241h day Of Of Local Representative lar ge; Red type $3.00; Savoy F,orida 37730. and fIle lbs origInal ELINOR AMOROSO, WIFE. that the city has no interest AprIl. A . D. 1573; othitwl$O a Pone-M NOTICE OF SUIT Answer or Flooding In t Office Of connection to the system within taking over the horses and type $3.00.3.50, mostly $3.00ludament may be Intend against yOu ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ou fbi Clerk of the Circuit C rt. on or TO: far the relief dernandid In the 315. Strict enforcement tA city and 90 days of official notificatIon, stables. before the 2*iI day Of April, 1573. ELI NOR AMOROSO Pifti.jn mend good, The ordinance, the attorney by of , fall to do t'Id' state law requiring connection his anSwofford said WITNESS my hand and the see' of market steady. Film bags, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND to the municipality's sewer said, provrnes penalty of Brooklyn, New York dsfaufl will be taken "swat yufor sold Court on the 30fpl day ofmarch, dd1ng i that x relief demanded In the Pititlon. s.D t he 11301 1572. IySteZn has been ordered by the fine anj.or 30 day, in fail With offered the Spring VMUCy Civic mesh or paper master con- FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. OONE aridORDEREDal Sanford. (SEAL) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an FLORIDA medhun4arge 4$-I lb. each day considered separate Association first option to Sominallif County, Florida. th is City Council. Arthur H. Bickwlth. Jr. action for dtssolullon at marriage day Of March. lb. $2.15. 50 lb. mesh CIVIL ACTION NO 72 3N Mayor Lawrence Swofford offense, Clerk of Circuit Court purchase the utility and Id other rellif bat been filed DIVISION B (SEALs SeminoleCcurity. Florida Meanwhile, the Council Altamonte the second choice. sacks., loose pick, large size CHARLES 0. BABBITT and against you and you are rvqvlrsdto reported owners ci acme 117 Arthur H. BickwIfb. Jr. by:E lIen Scott servo a copy Of your written CAISIE AL BABBITT. his wHO. homes In the city which can be decided to forego action, for the The mayor added that he has SSM. Clerk of the CircuIl COU1I Deputy Curt PlaintiffS. delinsas t. it. If any. on Gordon V. Demand fairly Celery Seminole County. Florida told an civ on adding a per booked up to the sewer system time being, Carroll Butts ic associa tion Frederick. Attorney for PetItioner. VS. By: Ellen Scott Attorney for Petitioner have iot done so. Of this cent surcharge In water and not interested in purchasing the good, market 2 do2'tfll strolger. C. L. VAN V RAN KEN. t?uttH.iI whose addr ess Is P.O. boa Al Deputy Curt 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Sanford. Florida 32771. arid liii the number 81 have paid fees., but sewer rates to areas outside the utility. Knox would like the city other 51Ze5 study. Wirebound el. JOSEPH 16. NUIASKO, ESQ. y Florida 37171 O.fandf'7t$. original with Me Clerk Of fit. type, 2 & 24 ates, not connected and are taking city. NOTICE OF SUIT t take over the com pany by cr Publish Mar. 23.30 A Apr, 6. 73, 1577 styled Court on or befcre the am day P.O. Drawer 716 er Florida 32130 Swofford said other con- April 25 or May 21, Swoflord dozens 12.. 3114 dozens $2.75. TO QUIET TITLE DES-Ill neither city water nor sewer Of May. 1573. otberwIst a Judgment F n Park. Petitioner . Attorney Ill THE NAME OF THE STATE OF few 1 dosens $2.. you for ,, ,, sideratlons including the tact said. service. PubliSh Mar. 30, Apr. 6. II. 70. 1573 iDA: relief demanded In the POtI,IOI Demand €1411 NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE Chinese Cabl!ige Councilman Dan Dorfmnn the city Is seeking $1.7 million In Councilman T. A. Radial! 0 the Defendants: C. L. WITNESS my band and seal Of PART OF FLAT INCLUDING ALL fair marketsteady.Wlrebound VIANKEN, Trusted. H al". arid N said lnsisted that while the city Is not federal riuney for Its sewer the pardon appears to be Court this 31st day of March. LOTS. BLOCKS. STREETS. imkj,own heirs. diviSaeI. 1573. ad, no aincijil wudertg even crates. wr.ed, 24 count 13.50. de IN "trying to beat any om* over the system expansion outweigh the good fin THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ALLEYS, PARKS. AND UN. Illitors. (SEAL) SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. PLATTED AREAS Demand a'iditort. trusties, bwwfICIarl.s Eadh'..Eac.r.k head", the Council cannot possible $7,000 more in annual ii annexation is not included. or A,1P,U? H. aftitwith Jr.., 73101 In other business, Council slow, market dull.114thbushel any and all PerWn claiming by, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: knowingly circumvent the law revenues the city would receive IN II: THE MARRIAGE OF asClerkat said Court You will please lake notice that ' under against said or t?u'ouOfi, ROBINSON. Husband. ROBERt 'I. By: Ellen Scott. D.C. and does not have the from the surcharge. approved tentative site plan crates $l.. respectivenamed Defendants, and GORDON and DOLORES ROBINSON. Wife, MICHAEL J. PAULUCCI. by and V. FREDERICK types. t.ettnce- Bibb &Leaf prerogrative of withholding Davis pointed out the U.S.. for the 8.13 acre planned each Of thirn. and A R Y K. FREUD Attorney for Pet" through hi underilgr*d attorney, NOTICE OF iiCTION 10 QU0 Department of Housing and developmentof Builder Eugene supptes insufficient pursuant to the provisions of enforcement_ WIdJOSEPHFREUD.htrhusband, 110 East Commercial Street 70. POERT T. ROBINSON Chapter 177. Laws of Florida. 1571, Co E. Robinson 'fl'.e councilman added that in Urban Development desires the Cooper on the tangerine grove Romaine type, demand fair, It illvi, and if dead, the respective P.O. ion nss other IPPIICbII laws of FIOf Ida arid .mknown heirs. diviseet. graftiels. Sanford,Florida 32171 10 Log Haven Road truly special cases, special cities to furnish water service property on Palm Springs market dull. 1 14th bushel assignees. Ilanors. ciidltori, PubliSh Mar. 33.30& rules. riquiatlotil, resolutIons and Knoxville. Tennessee Apr. 6. 13, 1573 arrangements can be made for outside municipal limits. A Drive. Cooper said the crates $I.. fiijisbenefilarjesof any and all DES-Its Ordinances of Seminole County, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Demand good, paticns having or claiming by, Parsley Florida, intends to petition tN mat a petition for dissolution of your payment. City Attorney S. preralum of about 12 per cent Is development will have four through, undO' r aalnit laid FOR marriage to DOLORES ROBINSON Poard of County Commissioners of Joseph Davis Jr. said the city's already being charged to out.oI- crtyards each with entrance market steady. Wlrebound rSlpI(tIv5 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT darned Defendants. arid CircuitCourt Of Seminole County. Florida. to vacate crates, bunched S diwen, Curly each Of thorn, and against any am SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA has been filed in theCircuit sewer ordinance requires City users. to the ego off Orange Street pl a t PusreInatt.r Seminole County. Florida. and a part of 73-M Adios N. .w an persons having, or claiming dewIbid inCludIng all lass, blocks. pr er contained wlthlri ft., petit ion Surniding each courtyard 11 Plain $2.50. IRVING 16. FELDER. TRUSTEE Demand fairly howeanyrlght,tItleOr Intoreet In the Court to award that streets, alleys, parks, and unplatted Plaintiff riqustts Radishes will be three groups of f following d*cT Ibid land lying and certaIn property ewiiid by you arid areas, and disclaim and renounce _________ paling In S.f!ilfilh* County. Flor id Vs .y right of Seminole County. a DOLORES ROBINSON It tenants political subdivision of the and all others whom It may concerna.- JOHN W. PERKINS and GENEVA by of entIr.'y. described as: four pa tios rtyardi. Gardenlow 16. PERK.NS. HIS w:r Romania cuts of _______ TRACT 1: The sIv'i %j Of Lot 5. Block E. SUMMERSET Florida, and thi public In and to the will he wailed In the front and __________________________ NORTH SECTION A. according to described property. to-wit: $outhtèof$.ctidnfl. Township 71 NOTICE OF SUIT rear of each home and the IN THECIRCUIT COURT OF THE All of that part of the plat of the the p451 thereof In Pla t Bask at South, Range 30 Eaef, his road TO. JOHN W. PERKINS and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. Town of Island Lake lying North arid Pages 75 and 35 of the Public rig,.? Of development will have a wall on CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE . 5.10. saId Tract I GENEVA M. PERKINS Records of Seminole County. West Of Saboard Coastline Railroad for convenisewco in owa4ming title Grove. Citrus and Palm Springs COUNTY. FLORIDA. Route 1, Not 313 A foreign contacts right of way (formerly Orange Belt Florida and for purposes of identifying Sycamore OrIVO CIVIL ACTION NO. 13.104 Wreen th Drive to completely e 10 your wife DOLORES ROBINSON Railroad right of way) including all owners Is mere particularly UnIon, Kentucky 41051 IN II: THE Petition of homes from the streets. pc in sum alimony, and you lots, blocks, streets, ai1eys, parks. described follows: _____ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED as a lump FRED 0 McCLEMENT. the tu*e will be lit the $,0O0 Usd11 the nid-1961*, Romania 'hereIn conreoulred to serve a copy of your and ww4afted TRACT ).Az The SW '4, Of fitS SW that an action to Foreclose 1601 By ALAN DEAN NOTICE OF ADOPTION talnsd according to pill thereof 4 and the W lo Of the SE 'A Of the tgage pies been filed against you and answer or other pleading to under Gheorghe GheiwihIuDej pr'.ce range, he said. C.ptey New Servke TO: JOSEPH GA$U*A SW 'A Of Section 22. Township 21 you an, rsgulrW to serve a copy of petitionon the PetItIoner's attorney, recorded in Plat Boot 2, Page 33. 1W Duncan Road retained a powerful no poSouth. Rarie 30 East. LESS: your wrItten defenses. If Oakviue. Ontario. Canada to it on CHARL !S J. CULLOM. 26 Wall Public Records of Seminole County, BUCHAREST -A new vcu• lice apparatus and a uvn Florida. 5,ntg You that the abov* L. DANNER HIllS Of the 11w firm Street. Orlando. Flor ida 33501. and All lnf.rflh.d persons please be t,wnt corner Of the 5! 'a Of rity law has neon passed tare censorship. Young w rite rs nomed Petitioner. FRED 0 FELDER. BETTINGHAUS , to file the original of your answer In the Office of the governed accordingly. SW 14 of Sect ion 13. Township prohibiting Romanians from emerging In the postwar period HIllS. 150 South Knowtes Avenus. Other CLEMENT, fiat filed a petition in This Notice is to be Published In FICTITIOUS NAME 7* South, Range 30 East. run Wilt the above s?ylid Court $0? the Post Office Dra wer B. Winter Park. Clerk of the Circuit Court of were under the strict con trol of meeting foreigners without ofhorsey tha? lam adoption of ttie mIr NOTICE IS Piereb County. Flor ida. on or The Sanford Herald, a newspaper of 5755 feet. thence Soutit 300 F1uriO3 23755. attorney for Pla i ntiff, Id named In the Writers' Union, whose task fldal pennion. .,. bt.s . East 7171 (let, thence end f i le the original wIth the Cln*af before the 5th day of May. 1572. It general circulation In Seminole that Wilton and you judgment by Cnfy. In it.? Ion thari two weekly it was to create an army of prozn 0. Sanford. Fha. Seminole rrtandod to be and aop,a' In mat North 700 feat. thenci West 1355 the above Styled Court on or before you fail to do so. The law lays down hus' defatt will be taken agaifnt you for I5SUSI Of said paper. to Ph, point of beginning, and April 201PI, 1573 otherwise a penalties for any Romanian pagandista. It was only possible Cnty. Florida under liii fictitious Court on May $'t, 1573. n to name of CenrsI Erector's CornDated this flit. der Of March, s.D. lest road right of way; why the efltIOft ,lvdgrnent may be entered againat fbi relief demanded In the petition be in that period to write about tile Citizen meeting and discussing ar,* that lrtiv. to register ti, end the cause will proceed ran ,. 1572. TRACT 1.5 begirwilng 636.1 let you So' me roust Oernen OIh.fwis. a luda 01''ed ment government policies with any socialization of agriculture laid nerne .111. ma WTPfESS MY HAND AND SEAL Michael J. Paulucci South of the Northwestcorner of Complalaf. entered granting t,. the SE 'a of the SW 'oat Section 33. foreign visitor. Infringements Industry while praising the role Circuit Court, Seminole County, be adoption WITNESS my hand arid seal and of this Court on the 4th day of April, By: S. Joseph Davis Jr., (sq. ST EN ST ROM, DAVIS I. t'n. TOwnship 21 South. Rang. 30 East. are punishable by stiff prison of the Soviet Union In contern- Florida In accordanc, with the WITNESS my hand and the seal of E.e seal Of said Court on this 71st day MCINTOSH Previsions of the Fictitious Name the Court (COURT SEAL) tun West 571$ let. thence South r of Mirth, Sanford, Seminole 972 up to purary )'Istay. Stotules, TO WIt: Section 55505 ARTHURII, BECKWITH. JR. Florida State Bank-Sit, 22 300 h'ce East 3171 toil. (Cln'.u.l Court Se Seal) Can -sty. Florida, ,his 4th day Of 5,000 tel. The average monthly Florid a Statutes it Post Oftics Boa 1330 Clerk of the Circuit Court tt','ice North 300feit, thence Will AprIl, 1517. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., Sb. Jerry 0. Ptenegar Sanford, Florida 37711 pelfif of ,gu. By Ellen Scott MIStY In Romariti 13 1.200 lei. Us IS feet to Clerk Of At?Orriiy for Michael J. Pat,,Iutcl fling, Publish Mar. 30 5 Apr. 6. 13. 30, 1573 As Deputy Clerk worth around $100 In domestic Circuit Court ARTHUR H BECKWITH, JR. PubliSh: April 5. 13, 30, 21, 1572 Publish Mar. 30 & Apr. 6. 1573 East to of the -___________ I)B 130 IPie C: ITRACT Clerk of Circuit Court By Ellen S co tt purchasing power . DEB-141 DFC!? ?g W' Of Sr"n ..f.. bEuinw$l , res'wTv Cl. FICTITIOUS NAME Since the Rmniin dthni. -- ia , It lh.it$i Bane 30 East. , , .. 'a. nw,, w NOTICE IS he?eby given that I am lion ci a state secret takes in less read right Of way; P0* SEMINOLE COUNTY, DALE L. ANSTINE lIn 730 Hwy. in business FLORIDA TRACT): The NW Of the SW. ' any information an foreign f. engaged ANDERSON I ANSTINE DEBfl6 11p5. Longwood Seminole County, 01 Section 73, Township 71 South. 7? South MenriIia Avenue fairs, economic planning and Florida uftder the fictitious name of CIVIL ACTION NO. 13.351 lange 30 East. P 0 Ion 7547 Of Itvlvstrlal production, the new Arr owhead Motel, and that I blend 10 IN THP CIRCUIT COURT, ill AND The respictivs residences el all LEE EDWARD STERRIKEP and Orlando. Frl4' 33503 with the Clerk name ter Said SEMINOLE FOR COUNTY, law Is dearly intended to pr.. to regis Doratinti o'i Attorni'yi ho' Petitioner CRYSTAL DAWN STEPRIKER, FLORIDA. Of thi Circuit Court, itmirnhe M inors, 5y JOHN V. CIIA*RON Each Of You, notified ou and vent Romanlara from any %51 PvbIlsit. April Y 1, *3 30 71. . 913 County, Florida in CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.400 tfla,a%vittoou,eltltletotPieabove DEC is NOTICE TODEFEND official contact with Western proveStaria of the F,c1ut, NOTICE OF ACTION properly bean f;isd Ocii'ad THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: visitors IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF Staiwirl. T WI Serton 565 vs against in Circut Court. yOU EDWARD STERRIER 1N COUNTY J000EI COURT. A C K 0 L Y Pd 0 I A 0 N-, Foreign businessmen will be Florida $tatutes 1557. d for Seminole County. Florida, The Hotel Slavic LIEMINDLE COU NTY, FLORIDA PETITIONER. AND JAMES 510 Walter J lC?e Jf ,ntitiedCHARt.ESO BABBITTan4 obliged to obtain special dear. Pt,iihMa" HAVIE, MONTANA 55177 File No. 6156 23,30.&Apr 611, 1177 FREDERICK DIXON. RESPOP4 *:fs, BABBITT, (.1 M CASSIE ance ar,d wear distinctive DES III YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ESTATE OF DENT VAN L. PI3im'tiffl, vs. C. that JOHN V,CHAlROtihasfiled. ELIZABETH AGNES FAVATA badges when visiting pnTO:JAME$ FREDERICK DIXON Trustee. et al., V*APIKEN. Corrtptaint Itt 'he Circuit Court of FICTITIOUS HAMS tan industrial plants. Western *656 LiP me Drive each of Defendants, and YOU, Sir,InoIe County. Florida, for Mobile. Alaberiui NOTICE IS hifOby given that I am NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT embassies wishing to Invite Ro. vuu. are hereby requIred to serve a adoption of the minor children in businill at 545 TirYaci *340 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED copy Of your arawef or pleading, If manlans to rcvepticms ust required named thief .5, and you Fla.. SemHt.ie .bkvd Ma any. on the Plaintiffs' attorney, S. that action for dissolution of APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE slew cause why the same should to first stlmlt a list to the pr'cto Cown , .woir me fictitious not be JOSEPH DAVIS. JR., of STEW. mairlage has been filed by AX peri.e are hereby natifled grantee It any, by Sirvinga col office for setting. Supplies & Dark name CPO Fla X STROM.DAVISI MCINTOSH, Post JACKOLYN DIXON arid you are Copy of yourwritten d wriefenses upon that the undersigned as Ad$i.r .t. trial I intend ID Although the new measures Q$f.c. Boa t37. Sanford, FiO'4a. rtqred to copy Of rOUt KENNETH W. MCINTOSH, of miriistrator of or itten de4ert. if any, to It on 32111, aM file the original In the are aimed primirily protect. rag Isle said name wIth the Clerk Of E N ST 1016. DAVIS & MCI N. conwedid 'tie admirwlritlen the Circuit Court. Seminole County. CARROLL BURKE. Atl ney for TOSH, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Pit and Pies flied In laid court It final Off ice of the Clark Of the Circuit trg technical and industrial in in accordance with Pelitbonif. whose address 41 617 Court on or before April 15.1572. If repent Flor i da 'he Once Boa 1730. Sanford. tIoriøa, 80014:81111"•, and t formation, oaervers say the provisions of the Fictitious Name Sanford Atia Ic Bait Building. I. and by filing the original discharge OD.dleri ttiorsae, w v° fall to do so. Iudg"*nt by default will be taken t'gn' is also hit- Statutil, To-Wis: Section $65.05 "Woof with the Cleft of said Court ally. NOUN be u'i "bad. aa.r fIfing lanit.rd. Florida 32171. and tile fiti dar Statutes 199. Th is notice shall be publIshed sect original with the Cler k 01 Phi above en or before May S. 1572. aid herein mat lCatls$i Slowing at the Inteliectual strata. On Sig Rhitard 0. Upawl each week for four consecutive Styled Court on or before the 5th day fall net a a Default JvmeM will fidtce has been paedlohed Rernanian wTiters tan al- PUblIsh , 01 May, A. 0. 1513, Otherwise a be attend agaliet var Rravttlnl se we SW four ieiQIftVO rudy suffered from the ctvzç DES DATED thiS 13M day Of MOf'Ctl. luigmifti may be enteredpasinsl approval Of $l rg tiui relief demanded Ito thi AD. 1513. down last year In the field iii litWITNESS my band and official and The Ordering at dedv*.uflat Of Petttiott. (Seal FICTITIOUS HAMS seal of said Court this t'd erature and the SilL Of said eslate will come before tine WlTNtlirriyharloandthesillof Court , Circuit April. *0. 1573. Clerk. st't. NOTICFISh.rsoyuiven rnat III The new security 1.1W will Seminole County, FIclda Said Court on thq 4th d.t' of April, ISEAL ) THE COMMERCIAL BANK AT 'dagd in aisiniss *. .• 3003 dc*clitleuly be used to r*as s.D. 1572 BY; Ellen Scoff WINTER PARK Arthur ft Iockwflh. Jr. who have 435. Aitomorit. Springs, F. -, rep.'' mdc wr'tr"l .,. M Al*0f Cli.. 't., Circti '..ur$ & f A4. rr:loC.,ug. 'fhf' .n4O' II Arthur H. Bick.wttft, Jr. S JOSEPH DAVIS. JR.. ESQUIRE Trust 011101:011, SSfllInOlI County. Florida adtivatlngcuitacts in tie West fIct aIn#s name of 40A B. 5~ A. Clerk 01 circuit Court STENSTROM. CJVl$ By: Ellen Scott As Aillmlinsfrotor of said without sanctions from the A.ssociatso. and mat I intend to $t?r:r.tC C:t.?y. Florda PTDtJt & Deputy (t.ri estate r.gs",r said no"" Psi Clerk Of crnzcn'. The Romanian governFlorida State Ban. By Ellen Scott FELDEN, BEITINHAUS AND ??, Circuit Court, S,rnr., Cr y. STENSTROM. DAVIS I Deputy Clerk mont is still .naring from 33 MCINTOSH HuRl accordance Pet 054 ce 5.'. U14 Carroi Punks BY: H. Kim Iwlui.an,s publication in West Germany of arovisiva at the ,tit Name Florida Bank-tuft n Sanford, Florida 37771 Attorney for Petitioner ted S. knewiss Avenue a book by Paul Coma, vividly Statutel, To Wit: Section $ölpe Post Office Be. 1230 Attorneys for Plaintiffs 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank 549. Sanford, Florida 32111 wisEst Park. Florida 33255 Florida Statutes 1557. desa-Ibing the harsh life In a PubliSh: March II, 73, 30. April 5, Sanford, Florida 32171 Aftoftwy$ SW Phalntftf Attorneys fa hits EatasS 54g. Jet-sn Byron tons" Romnanian prison camp. PublIsh April 6. II. 20. 27, 1572. PubliSh Mar. *&A%. 5.73,30,1513 PVDI$.h 16.23.305 Apr-H 6. I). 1573 Pvbl Sh April 5, IL 311 V. 1577 DEC-14 011-9 DEC IS 011*75 . Kathryn P And finally, another case, Another defendant, whose and entering with intent to charged with breaking and Cy MARION RETHT.A week, M grand trial was ccnUnud from last continued from III entering A 1caie trial docket was commit a Mony . against Johi Beaulieu and Goodall, and w.ek, Richard larceny, clOaz'ed In on day this week, larceny. In which hey l The guilty pleas, however, Information against Forster In John fleaullee, pleaded guilty to were charged with buying, either by the stile dropping charged with • teaser offense, attenWle charges or by pleas by the were to lesser offenses of petty which he with grand larceny. The court receiving and concealing stolen larceny. Circuit Judge William breaking and enteri.ng defendants. sen- Intent to cm1t a felony and withheld adjudlesliul of guilt propert, was dropped by the Among the defendants In this Akrldge ordered * pre state. 4 and ordered a PSI (PSI) and grand larceny, tence investigation action were seven of the anspectilnalargeacaleccwdy allowed the defendants to taWlaI ring which was broken remain on bond. The state nolle prossed in January by sheriff's (dropped) charges in another Deputies Probing Rape deputies. "The bust" was the Information against John ITtIIt1On of several months Beaulieu in which he sherlfrs and police seachers In Hogan said the woman could of Investigation by Detectives charged with breaking and County Del William Hogan is George Abbgy and William entering with intent to commit a Investigating the rape of a 44- remer ber no details of the pursuit. Arrested by Sanford police house where she was taken and charged with grand tlwU Hogan. The ring had been in felony and grand Larceny. Two year-old Orlando woman operation for three years and other defendants In the Hogan said the woman had exceç*"lthadaraggedcouth.' auto, attempted breaking anL specialiZed In the burglary of burglary ring. Kenneth County investigators are entering and eluding police wa gone to a nightclub alone and homes, vehicles and business and Aubrey Taylor, plead guilty was approached by a man, going on the pfe4Tdse that the Otis Terry Williams, 22, establishments. Most of the to a teaser offense, unknown to her, who offered her incident happened In SemInc!e Orlando. Later sheriff's officers stolen property was sold. arrested Adolphus Holmes, ti, cen, and the state dropped a ride but Instead drove her to a County. ln one case, set for trial thla charges of breaking and en- hoUZeC1OSRSOWIVhe lnanoUher report,twoof(Our o( Fort l)avla,Ata.. near Elder week, John Beaulieu, Peter tering with Intent to commit a assaulted her. men wanted for the theft of a Springs. Beaulieu and Donald Goodall felony. Sgt. Edward Fagan, sheriff r, car from a Winter Park auto The court withheld adwere charged ma seven - count ten her deputy, said the recovered car in a wooded area with dealer were captured after information. Of these, the judicaUon of guilt and ordered i Cars chase that ended when the was taken from Cwnbee's defendants entered guilty pleas PSI V.'e defendant was a llowed instt COUld suspects l'ark. The f Winter quartet abandoned the car ,t o to charges of three counts of to re oath on bond. Find her way back to a math will be released to officers from Orlando Drive, Sanford, The a vehicle breaking and entering state nolle prossed highway, where help was comblr.ed that city. th fl ed on foot wi and the state dropped charges charges against John Beaulieu __----------------------of two counts of breaking and and Forster to another inentering a vehicle, breaking forma tion In which they were - Lake I HARDW1CK 30' Eye-level E',erkleen UKF843)700AT. Regularly $431.95 You Save $3400339795 .- . .. ..; ..'-. '- . - - .''; - it d1 -. • '- '' % Many Li mited Quantity Rang. special* Pr.m $24.00' $50.00 Off Regular Price --. -.. -. , . -., ,- -. -. ,-' -.. SXE gas lights CI4ARMOLOW 21CJI2125 Regularly $4795 $I0,00 You save SALE *37-95 AlICIA 1801 Regularly $52 95 You save $13.00 SALE - .-- . and iriQagid oft itaho. an Ray and said estate Serve a has at If you're one of the fortunate ones who has saved enough to cover against you. your Income tax, read no further. If you're not and tax day will be a "rainy day" for you. see Mr. Fiorida w-swlera PUOC UOTIS C!ANY Agee In our loan department. AND PLO-GAS CORPORATION at with 'I S o C, -Suite w',, Ji?Li\T?U IDnGM .'' SANFORD PLAZA thegósco. SANFORD . 322-5733, DILAND . 734.1951 State I saws 0115$ we A FULL SERVICE BANK MEMBER F.D.l.C. 39.95 All AspUanc.s Ma,liuii Ouwn Ai Laast % . tie m '137.49 CHARMOLOW 300/325 Regularly $50.95 Yc,,u save $1200 SALE '38.95 - . -. -. :' :'- CI4A*MGLOW Cc-I Regularly $164.95 You sAve $27 46 OPECIAI, OFFER LIMITED TO REGULAR AND NEW (LAS CUT0MEIS �--- - -- "iii .- Jtf1 - Thursday. April 6,1972-9A The Sanford Herald Thursday, April 6, 1972 IA—The Sanford Herald For 'Dependent Rehabilitation' Solons, Hoping To New Narcotic Program Urged By JANE CEL3RY TITUSVILLE - Brevard County Solicitor Jerry Dross told The Herali today he is proposing to the State a narcotics Legislature dependent rehabilitation program be hopes to have become law. A member of the Brevard County delegation, Jane Robinson, has indicated Interest in the new propaeed. he added. Dross said, "Narcotic addicts are a clear and present danger to the society and themselves because they are rendered incompetent on both mental and physical levels by the addiction, their disseminate They disease' to other people and , 1 4 commit major crimes to MPport their habit." al,Addict PC Under presenting immediate danger to self or society could be brought before the court for a hearing on an affidavit or sworn testimony arid hospitalized for diagnosis. If the court sees fit he could be institutionalized for up to five years as out-patient or inpatient. An indigent would be entitled to free counsel. If an addict is not an immediate danger to self or society, upon affidavit of a police officer or testimony of next of kin or three citizenL he ifl receive notice of hearing at which testimony would be taken. If the court finds probable cause he Is a narcotic depen&nt,bew Ube ordered b0 submit to testing for that put pose and ctuld be subject t the same institullofl$ltV.M10fl, the proposal continues. Bross pointed out the ad. vantage of this program is that it Could remove addicts from the street without having to them over to criminal court for rehabilitation and without giving them a Felony record. It would be treating addiction as a "disesse," as alcoholism is now recognined. If a person is convicted in court of an indirect drug related crime, such as robbery, this rehabilitation also could apply In iddition or instead of criminal penalty. The bill also Would provide for House to give the IkgiSIatute 1 The house also would put the position with little tratible. By JOHN VAN (MESON The lkrn..i plan is similar to The legislature approved Court which will check the re- George Firestone, I).Miarni. Repobuican Rep. lewis Fark say in riles that must be peeAssociated Press Writer Wednesday a bill apportioning a apportlomnent plans for their "May (lixi hav mercy on Its the Senate plan in major met.- Pucofhtmter1t,rnando area ropolltan and rural north Plot. in a new district with I'olk, of Orlando said the plan was 'a pared before July 1, 1973. The sixil." TALLAHASSEE, Pta. (AP)- 120-member House, one more constitutionality. In passing their own congru- Ida areas, but differs widely In while the Senate links Polk and piece of garbage," Rep. F.ugen. Senate was expected to concur. Hopes to adjourn the extended .eat, and a 40-member Senate, "We now commend it to the Manatee In a new district and Tubbs of Merritt Island called it IM legulauve session on time down eight seats The bill was courts," said House Legislative sional districting plan, the central Florida. Vr,co.Sumler an "1.50 plan." and Rep. Putting the state ir Control (P17 the focused tcidI.y on the nitty gritty sent to the Florida Supreme Ilea The Senate treated a new dl,- puts in Chairman house was told by its redistrictll 's Granville Crabtree of Sarasota development on hinds it wsnt.s Issue of congressional t'is.is. ing chairman, Rep. Jamii 1.0(rid in Volugla and flrevard Hernando awls In Chappe --said it was a 'Walker.rnsnder." to save and giving it a veto av'r tr,c ng. renno Walker, t).Nples, that counUrs, but the lIouie, put fire. corner, development with a regional house Its-publicans threw up The house refused Wedne,the Senate plan had an unac vc.rd in Rep. Lou Prey'. Orange The land management bill, impact, the bill has been hailed day to adopt the Senate plan for ceptable population deviance of County area and Vrlusia in Rep. every obstacle they could to LOS per Lent and would be re William Chappeli's multi. slop the House plan, but the which has now passed both as the major environmental bill creating 15 congressional Roberts rounty iliatrkt around Ocal.a. Drmnocrats rolled aver their op. houses was Amended by the of the W7') session districts, passing its own plan In jetted by the courts a 74-32 vote. Senate President Jerry Thornes. D4upiter, said the C rs SA Hmse version of congrmional redistricting would be sent to 37, State House of Repsii Committee WORM tatives Wednesday Approved . FJX'OS$ dated- This Is not a completely new Idea as California his u4 a similar SIVItS) )'efl. he said, The coat of additional rehabilitation facititLea that might be needed would not Must the cost 01 Addiction that Liwolvel loss to society of a potentially productive inditidUsi, deStruCtion of others, and arrest, conviction and LflWciIO1VUt, Dross insisted. Asked about the governexpanded new ment's Methadone treatment program for heroin addicts, Dross said, "They are giving them ouly a *hair of the dog that bit them' whenthey should be g0lng after the dog." h ai* divide Seminole Congo. placing Sheila Roberts was elected rhiiii-men In the entire State of the western half to the Fifth C4agressional District mid W chairman of the Seminole Florida. This is a rare occasion e astern hall In the Ninth County Salvation Army ad. and we are honored to hilive vlao elsional District, as board. Mrs. ttshas such ndynamk person as Mrs. been an active member. :. Roberts serving as our advisory In accepting the chair- board chairman during the FUtk all of Citrus, lierniAnship,Mrs. Roberts said: "I most Important period In the mando, rates and Sumter, and north PIMUSS, South Levy. am greatly honored to be history of our Salvation Army In north Orsuge and most of elected to this pcsition of st,1111110le County," resporuibility. I will dftlicate Captain Lyons said, "For 43 Seminole. No Incumbent. Far myself to the task that lies years we have operated under removed from the Senate M. befort, us as members of the hantlicapit. We have nevcr been IntlCh 12 Orange, south tAke, board 0* our local Salvation able to offer the people of west Seminole and Osreola. Army. I know of no organization Seminole County an adequate - Ninth most of I SOUTH SEMINOLE Scnior Citizen 's Club celebrated the filth birthday ol the organization Thursday at a luncheon at Holiday Inn, Sanford. Left to right three of newly installed officers, Mrs. Emily Long, secretary; Clarence Doebener, vice president; and Mrs. Frank Steudle, president. that has done more foe-Serntnok Salvation Army program The than the Army. because we have had nothing (ii Rep. Lou Frey, Orlando County -Through the building fund wont with. Now we know that as Republican. In the same area which drive in which we are now our building fund will be suethe Senate Sib District, the old building will be c'ttstul The people of Seminole Includes Voluita, Ilrevard engaged replaced with a new community Count) want this dri v e to Indian River and part of service center that will render succeed and they are going to great services to all ofSeminole see that It succeeds. This will conference committee by the County. Our Salvation Army mean that in a short time we Senate as a first order of has a great and wonderful will have a community service business. future before it and we will all center with which to serve this In other action, the House re. benefit as It renders greater community. We will .each turned an abortion bill to Its services to an ever Increasing iiutny times as many people and calendar after a long delay de- number of Seminole County we will do more good than tv signed to provide time to work people." have ever been able to do out a compromise on when a Capt. Billy Lyons, corn. before. Seminole County will be woman could get an abortion. manding officer of the Salvation proud of its Salvation Army." Meanwhile, two environmen- Army of Seminole County, Mrs. Roberts Indicated she 11 issues remained in the Sm stated that few women have would be appointing various ate Including a water manage. ever served as chairman of a committees to begin planning ment bill Salvation Army advisory board. toward a greatly expanded The congressional redistrict- He said, "Never before in the service program for the new ing battle, a proxy war for 12 history of the Salvation Army in center. incumbent congressmen fought Seminole County has a woman She said, "We must begin to on a central Florida battle- headed the advisory board. To develop our plans now so that ground was being conducted the best of my knowledge no when the new facilities have without concern for Legislative more than two or three women been completed we will be able have ever served as board to move forward. rapportlonmenL__ - Medical Examiner Needed As Seminole Associate County Assistant Attorney Seminole Memorial HospitaL Hnward Marwe told County Commissioners that accarduig to the state medical examiner act, the orange County examiner could use an associate in Seminole County. The Commission recommended Dr. G. V. Garay, pathologist at Chairman Greg Drummond remarked he thought "we were trying to break away bom Orange County." He asked if there should not be one medical examiner in each legislative district According to Rodney Layer, Hospital Notes Mar O'Grady, Deltona Theodore H. 1)atm. Longwood APRIL 6, ADMISSIONS Sanf ord. Marcia H. McLmulin Irene L. Llnck Robert D. Fields Samuel Levy Tim L Green Augusta B. F'7 Mary A. riner Grace C. Harringtcm Clifford Anderson Regina Vallot Mar' A. )le James R. Steffy. Deltona Gordon W. Sholar, Deltona DISCHARGES Sanford: David • C)WIStITie B. Walker Isaac M. Dymm Sr. Ernest Moody George O'Brien Lewis C. Ludlow Golda Lee Dais) Wynn Anita B. Flynt Ludwig Oberwalder, Deltona Eva B. Salisbury, Deltona Trera J. Rucker, Geneva am county administrator, at one time SuTlinole was in the 18th medical examiner district with Brevard but now the district is the renamed 4th medical cwnirier district and includes Orange, Osceola. Seminole and Rrevard Counties. The Brevard County Commission sent in a recommendation to the state for a medical examiner to work in association with Seminole County. The other pathologists to the in recommendation by the Commissioners and "more or less went on strike as far as that medical responsibility was concerned... Layer said that because of all the controversy in Brevard, be had written to the Governor and Seminole's that asked recommendation be held in abeyance. Drummond said it appears that "we will be a satellite of Orange county 'in their greater catchment area We'd prefer obtaining our own man under separate negotiations" The matter is still under study and a further report will be made later. if / ' PUUP FFR JACK PIIOSSER (second from right) and members of his Ford firm recently flew via Pan American Airways to Mexico City. The Sanford group flew out of Tampa. - Inrlir i •w • • w w 'NI 1$ ' l - £L (;) - Ford Pinto Runabout with Sprint Decor Option Group Ford Mustang SportsRoof with Sprint Decor Oplion Group t'i1 , ]L"7915 '€rn 'till 'I I F nre - - w - $3495 GROTJND -BREAKING CELEBRATION , / Come tothebig Dl(n T(DM Dojajaj mo D Prusser hosted the five-day trip fr his mantIger. ,u.d salesmen and their wives for meeting incentive goals. can't s a y no' rWa erta 's Prince Charles, under song training in the Royal Navy peers through a perIicp* f nuclear sib HMI Churchill of? the Scottish cosit. 14 wJ Another work session on the — purpose lighting district will be held on April 11. At the Tuesday session, It was determined that the actions taken In the matter of lighting district at English Estates was apparently invalid. According to Marsee, it will i.e necessary to acquire a petition signed by the residents in that district requesting a referendum to establish a special lighting district. Administrative Assistant Rodney Layer was Instructed to notify the residents of this procedural necessity. CHECKING U P — ourn, Push For Redistricting Adi,, ON S.R. 434 AT 17.92 IN LONGWOOD Dig for slips of paper which can be cashed in on the spot.. . amounts range from 25 cents to $50.00. . . and there's a total of $1,500.30 available. tGGING FOR DOLLARS IS LIMITED TO CHILDREN AGES 4 THROUGH 12. Come in and drive a brand-new Sprint. You get the mu iewcar look for a lot less loot. Hard hats for all diggers. Pepsi-Cola for EVERYONE I THERE'S ALWAYS ONE Coffee and doughnuts for adults. Clowns will entertain youngsters of all ages give free candy to the little ones. New special-value sporty editions... Red, White and Blue Pintos, Mavericks, Mustangs. . . . and Ford sprint specials are docked out with special hood treatments. accent stripes, color-keyed interiors, dual racing mirrors, wide-tread tires, deluxe 2-spoke steering wheels, trim rings, color-keyed hub caps. USA emblems, more! Entire ground-breaking ceremony and names of all money winners will be broadcast over Radio Station WTRR from 9 A.M. till 12 noon, Saturday, April 8. 1972. 1.. IN EVERY CROWDI to siir #too mos'r, If thrrr. some on tour Income tax, 1111 & H Block Mill knuis to do IL Itemized and standard deductions are nothing new. We's, been preparing re . turn. for iear uslwig both. Writ flurr out sour situation both %#%awitl then Prepare your return using the method — best for you.. You ser, for only a few dollar. DON'T LIT *N AMATeUlt DO more than It rusts to do it yourself Man •••j•• (with iidsier maybe from some other amateur), you ran bane your lax returnprepared with romplete a .perialhr trained member of the If A ft Block team. M ia lIAR Block's fee's start at $5 and the a' rrage tost was under flIt imm tax people. $12.50 for over 7 million fainillee ,t.L rv, , las' T ti.ar. hois LONGWOOD BRANCH OFFICE. &R Block. 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Sft..t, Santoid, Floulda OVIEDO OFFICE: Oviedo Shoppfrg Cools,. Oviodo, FIo,loa LONG WOOD OFFICE: On SR. 434 Al U.S. Hwy. 1792. Longwood. Fhirida JACK PROSSER FORD 3786 Hwy. 17-92 South Sanford Phone 322-1481 Sanford, Florida Winter Park Phone 644.8916 a---- �1± The Sanford Herald I :,.I. a1V„riia4care Cry ;#h Moral (gmc l,lI,lI iiJ'a' Thursday, April .1972 OAThe Sanford Hsr1d LiViY, TRACK TALK wis ,Q -- G.orq Croidsy NAtiONAL LEAGUE Fools Day Avtoaiiu Of local Interest in the Fools Day Autecrose sponared by the Martin Sportocar Club. The event will take place April 15 at B1. 10, Martin Marietta Carp. I attended an event of this type sponsored by the same club which lock place in Deltona and was favorably Impressed with the prafeadonal way In which the event was hanfled, information on this autocross can be obtzttned by calling event chairman Ralph Mazur at 4I00. Extension 3. There Is a itood thence that Owvy will offer tire Coawth Thlncam Head with the \'ega Engine In l73. how about a 40 Horsepower Vega! Team McLaren Is preparing for the upcoming Can-Am onslaught by the Factory Parch. of Mat Donahue and Roger Penske. A Turbocharged Alloy Orvy engine has been shipped from the McLaren Engine shop In Detroit to England tar testing. If this engine proves reliable its readlik We may see 1,000 horsepower road racing machines before the year is out. Railroaders iS Chase I Don Li vely pitched a no-hitter fnr the Railroaders. Greg Stafford gave up five bits, Mike Harbour bai a triple and a single, John Sierputoweki had a double and single and Sam Vanesi a single. First Federal 1$ Seminole Sporting Goods ii This game was called because of curfew. It will be rescheduled and played until completion AMUCAN LEAGUE Geedear It Sanford Atlantic National Bank I Chip Flanders pitched a onehitter for Goodyear giving up only one single to Scott Anderson. For Goodyear, Chip Flanders and Price Baker each had a double, Ned Stevens had a single, Losing pitcher, Scott Anderson. Florida Stale Bank 15 Seminole Petroleum 0 A hardy congratulatiniw goes to Bob Whittikar for his fine performance at Daytona in the 1MM races. Eye Witness Reports Joe Smith Jtthed a am tdtter striki out 14 for Florida State Bank, giving up a single to Erwk Knudsen. He helped his own cause at the plate getting a double and single, Owls Gardnor had a home run and triple, Larry VenBethulla and Bernie VonHerbulii each had a single. Losing pitcher, Paul Gaim Ct)NTINtNTAL lZ.AGtt Amerlcau Produce Esrbaage S Jack Posser Ford 2 Wes Spake had a double and single for American Produce Exchange. John Butler, Tim McIntyre, Paul Payne and Daunt Fogg each had a single. For Jack Prosier Ford, Jay Bergman and Jim Edmonds each had a single. Winning pitcher, Paul Payne. loser. Chuck McMullan. Hal Sprague Lincals Mercury United Trans. Union 7 Pot Shirard had a double and single for Hal Sjraglns Lincoln Mercury. Wayne Lively two singles. William Frederick a double and auiiiIe For Unitad Transportation Union, Anthony McI ntyre had two singles, Bubby Tincher had a double, Jeff Wade and Mike Larder each had a lngb. Whining pitcher. William Frederick, loser, Mike Larder. MK'4'S SOFIBAU. S and B R.ofthg S Lake MGaroe Inn C Brad Leon went tire. far three with a double for B and D Rooling, David RiCharde two for three with a double, Ron Sims had a triple and Ray Hodges a double. For Lake Monroe Inn, Rcmnle Basil went three for three, Bob Hood two for three and Don Harvey had a double. Wtnntcg pitcher. Ray Hodges. loser, John Lambert. Ezecuteae 8 Wlw8ester Homes fl Both teams Died to give this game to the other. Richie Billingham went five for r.t,. with e home run for Ezecutane, Carl M(tchman three for 'lye with a triple., Andy Rufus three with & double, Mart fty, Bin Stapleton and DSMW t Rupert Urre for five. For Farhon each UM fm five. Winchester Homes, David Burg includingtwo tnples.R.. Jarrell and Rob Robare each four for had two doubles. Jerry Herman L had two hits, one it triple. /'” pitcher. Winning Bnkenmtyer. 14)9(r, 8eT Stapleton I; . .t W11- __ ___ - 1 II !..r - - 1 4 1, . - - ~, ' '' -- O 4 . .. '. I - V-4 -M I 1 - - -7.~__ - - - . _~ - W 't $" -.%-' rc 10 II . 4 rinity Tbionc ads T $ Capture Short Meet . '' - Half-Mile Oval ti on S Frida y e - - ( • . A ___________ r- - ,"Ww-v'Wi&_?L.Wo=-1W_ _:_ - .4~-: 4- .v-- Weaver,Miller Make 'P"tch es .. -er . '- . - added that the ceremonies will I Tourney Is Successful _J - .,,, 4 . - beheld whenever opening day is rescheduled after the strike. BUT WILL IT FLY? -Jay Saucer of the Greater which attracted a great many entries and "I'm a little sad," he said, "I the 73 Oviedo Recreation Association examines kites proved to be another successful event, was think tie fans might be a little willing to play an exhibition gaurie List Saturday, during recent Kite Tournament held &t John second annual affair held by the Recreatlor b Ilk ILS(iIEI NLS.SFNSON discouraged and feel bad." the day the strike started. Associated Press Sports Writer Courier Field in Oviedo. The tournament, Association, If the fans were and, the mermet Wednesday with 11 membersof the Millet chants were miserable. Brooks Robinson's house In suburban at Orioles - The second day of the NEW YORK (AP) Charles Kramer, a research' Baltimore and accused Weaver of Illegal ater for the Greater Cincinnati season arrived today with no baseball yet but a tempts to break the walkout. rival pitchers strike and with one Area Chamber on Commerce, count of "There's a fine point in labor laws and he's warming up and John Gaherin Miller Marvin said the opener annually means gone way overboard." Miller said. "His at, $348,000 to the economy of Cm- again in the bullpen, tempts to break the strike have been as a began Saturday The players' walkout, which cinnati, counting the salaries at representative of management—which have training, end to spring caused an early and three who service the si, with being a field manager." nothing to do postporwrnen( of Wednesday's scheduled persons who hold tickets. The forced Robinson disputed Weaver'i menlo of the between the Reds and category it figure does not include the cost opener in Cincinnati In the best box kite balloting. along with the eight contests on Neither high winds nor cool ecanpetition in six different scene of a car on his kite. As'ros, off of tickets or money spent at the Houston "Actually," he said, "the vote vu IS-I that we temperatures were able to categories of the tournament. Kimberly Tortes flowered kite was Brenda Wallace making toddy's slate and two games listed for Friday— stadium. Jay first place ribbon. enough for a third with the Marc Dawsey received the was good would be willing to play, but only if the owners dampen the enthusiasm of the at the Chicago Cubs St. Louis and Philadelphia at Kramer said food, Including would agree to accept figures of the actuaries on youngsters and adults who first place ribbon in the best place ribbon. Shawn Brum- Saucer came insecond followed restaurants, normally brings in Montreal. the amount of surphis already existing in the took part in the Greater Oviedo decorated kite category Young baugh was given the fourth by Craig Wheeler, Audrey Duds so,000; another $178,000 goes With bitter feelings continuing to spew forth pension fund." Recreation Association Second Dawsey jecorated his kite in place ribbon for his original and Jenneter Adicks. took the for entertainment, shopping from both sides and with Paul IUchards, vice Shawn Brumbaugh the for-rn at an Easter Basket drawing on his kite. And Jeff The latest move came Tuesday night wien the that Braves, warning Annual Kite Tournament president of the Atlanta trans and bars; $52,000 for not be any baseball "for a Long, long owners met in Chicago and reaffirmed their Over 35 youngsters and a like and drew the attention of the Harman had a confetti first place ribbon In the moat might tour- portatlon, not counting airlines, there of an offer by the players that a surplus number at adults were on hand judges. Second place went to decorated kite which was unique category of the was a meeting rejection sign only encouraging time," the went to $22,000 for lodging and s16,5 unknown— in the pension fund be used to meet their dsn'aarsl with nearly 50 kites to enter the Rusty Winters who had the awarded the fifth place ribbon. nament Second place and site scheduled here today—time Tray Anderson with USE Vick for pat king. per cent cost-at-living Increase in retire Major for a 17 director of the Miller, executive between Luncheons, dinners and p. ribbon, getting a third place fourth place ties to mark the opening were League Baseball Players Association, and ment benefIts. Casey Vick a The owners have offered to boost their yearly Gaherin, representing the 24 club owners. ribbon and Hhlliary Hynes a canceled all over downtown. pension contributions of $3.4 million by $490,000— Richards said the owners aren't against the But Jack Geardlng, owner of fifth place ribbon. with all of the increase earmarked for besith players butare "fed up" with Miller nhld"simply Erik Vick was awarded the the Stadium Club, a bar-reitnucare. Miller run over them Marvin going to 1.1 first place ribbon in the rant near the stadium, said he aren't While players from most teams practiced any more." steadiest Bow Kite category. In didn't do so badly. and wherever they could, 15 nwnbers wherever was Earl Weaver, meanwhile, Miller's target, C.eardlng admitted, however, this event the kites were of the Chicago White Sax worked out In White Sax of the Baltimore Orioles. Weaver had of for manager two stick variety with tails that he took reservations and the Pittsburgh Pirates announced that Park had been willing to 21 of his 26 players that or said permitted. Behind Vick in this every seat in the place "three ThreeftiversStadhunwooldbe available today defy the walkout and open the season on i event were Mike Brumbaugh, four times." farmer champion, "As a army players who wanted to do the Sam*. "It Is a wonderful tourna21 had been for 16 of those added that He By WILL GRIMSLEY "But it was it let-eating," be schedule. chain- Kimberly Tones, Denene Ward tournament Died to get other former favorite ment—a ai Spe-ial Correspondent said. "Some of th...'m came down join me In inviting Lee and Casaey Hynes. AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -Gary for me—but I hope soon the plans to was It In the Altitude category Player, from apartheid South rules areretaxedsothata black Elder. lien! discovered that this Invitation category, In f- Jeff Hartman who got his man may qualify," Africa, said far years, was abandoned production the highest All kites Player Is one ci IS of the fed Golf Tcan.ni world's top professional and with the rule permitting all lair 10 this event were single starfull stature until black face, two stick productions. I PIY." • along with whites are walking amateur golfers teeing off today winners Lauren Carbon finished second In addltln to various major In the 36th edition of the colorful Augusta National's fairways event that cane out of the head tournament champions at me- with Diana Winters third, David not just as caddies but and Hartman fourth and Terry of the late Robert Tyre (Bob) cent years, tour winners petitors. _____________________________________________________________ e Ryder and Groves, fifth. members of th "I don't want to estate a n- Jones "Our Last bastion of dudThe final event was the Masten as t Walker cup team ft In the star-spangled field are ti-overly and I am aware rules category. Tray pline," said Florida's most (afrom Asia, Latina Tournament automatically strongest puller are rules," added the rugged yellow men first with Jeff mous high school coach, "is the finished of Anderson train South America and Spain, qualifies the first 24 fInishers and, that baalittle pro tiCarison taking second, football field with the number of good foreigners train Canada, Bitt- the preceding Masters, o M "But Finishing third was Erik Vick, tion is rapidly disintegrating." Austra- 16 ci the last U.S. Open p4 Nick Kotys recently resigned black players Increasing on tie sin, New Zealand and top eight of the US. Ama teur. fourth was Kimberly Torres after 36 seasons In football, the tar I think It I a shame that !dtke Brumbaugh. BY HUBERT MIZELE The entrance door thus Is and fifth was But there are no black men— 19 at Coral Gables High. _______________________________________________ none has enjoyed t he final two first event the this In justutherehtvebeennoblack very narrow, although In. r The tough, old Ukrainian bossed penence others of us have ex- "1 enjoy li ving every ruinmen, except c eddies and locker vitatlons are tendered annually finishers used three-stick, f ou perienc'ed at the Masters. Erak Vick used a two the Cavaliers to a dazzling 156- had 17 kids nut for football ki s. fOOt te room waiters, since tire tour- to various overseas players, mythical no. there"—and bounced to pro- ute, 50 much so that I can't rise stick kite to get his third place 33-9 record, five early enou gh and can't sta y up which this year there are 17. nament was born in 1934. j th lionel titles arid six state chain- greasively better fif and e four th il e th finish wh la e chief reat P yer, 35, is th th Cliff ord Roberta, the burmaBloomaburg and Pottsville, Pa. la te eflaigtL There's too much e three- pionshipe. merit chairman and its cofound- of these Invaders, rated at 7-1 in pla cers also used th "Herman Hick-man was the to do." "I'll miss It," he said, "but it "Maybe I was successful cm, Insists there Is no ban the official odds just back of stick, four foot variety. head conch at Yale in those Next event being planned by was time to quit." I was crazier than most against black competitors, say. three-time winner, Jack NickKotys rubbed his tired eyes days. Ii'd heard about my good because tog. 'We will welcome a Negro lau.., 6-1. Three players are rig. the Greater Oviedo Recreation and began reflecting on almost record and asked me to bring coaches, willing to put myself Association is a jump rope "Our first tack when I per cent, along with my staff pla yer as soon as he meets our tired at 8-1—Lee Trevino, decades of winning the him some films. I slipped out of 100 players, into what we were cane Pete was to taka ft cit the year contest and a skush contest, The four controversial player rules of quliUcm early morning and the good times and bad and how Pottsville on an 'country club' out of Coral "I understand and appreciate in 1971; 42-year-old Arnold akiali contest Is one in which ac need train, not wanting to appear too doing." s generation " t current for plugs High SchooL We waited Gables school board County "Dade Palmer and putting whiz Bill contestants cast that," Player said. "I am more courage than ever to play eager, and wound up being members can't tell a kid to cut so hard at it that I went train a curacy. merely saying that it will be a Casper. hired." Those affairs will be held the game." 153 pounds. The defending champion. better tournament when there Three yearn at Yale, through his hair, but I didn't have to let 190-pound fat cat to soc iety changing "Sure, our Courier John this month at ked." e plan w or th keep But, I used to football outsider at later are better chances for black Charles Coody, Is an Nick's him play had its effect on me and my 1952, were the extent ofDuring Field Garry Chonuley, 37, a former a razor in me.' Locker. If a pla yer 304, UNIOtiDALE, N.Y. tAP 1 - into to make It. game," he admits. "Football college coaching career. Kotys assistant, is the new ll him to use a beard, I'd te .: The Kentucky Colonels look like heroes are no longer th e that time, though, the onetime grew not pla y." i 4TI Gables head coach. H. will fInd e,.. the Kentucky Colonels again. campus heroes. Coral Gables Villsnova halfback went along It or never cut a player train Nick a tough act to follow. "I ' Jb"4 For-a while, Lee Hunter wasn'I :wc * _4 once drew 233 boys for fall with Hickman to coach In a CalIt's like Lambe" Reed. coach squad. They could only cut awe. practice. lAst fall we had only kite All-Star game at Chicago my \ at rival Killian 111gb said: "Fel, ___________ they were willing If ____________ the way we "1 was concerned and three North-South Shrine themselves. , lowing Kotys Is the high school ce acti 4, ___________ pr and bleed In sweat to had been playing," Hunter said Even those 68 took verbal games in Miami. on my team. We equal to following Virice Leancould be after his club pulled out of a Kotys liked the Miami area on they abuse from fellow students. bardi with the Green Bay Packmen as many as l ed out dress th ___________ two-game spin by beating the 1 "Kids In flashy cars would his visits to the North-Sou ers." New York Nets l49 in lieu school coaching for a game," £' L. ride past the practice field and game. high , A-IAmerican Basketball Aisoci'a 'i'c ' ue ii yell. 'What are you bleeding for, was his business and Nick went atlon East semifinal playoff you suckers?' SomeUmes, those job-hunting In '52 Coral Gables I - _. 4- %4 aerlea Wednesday night Al nonathleles would be heading —"the No. 4 team in a four-I ______ The Nets take their 2-1 ad on dates with pretty girls , the school city"—hired him. -' __________ _______ We Have vantage in the best-of-seven "I missed the high schools kind football heroes used to get e series Into game No. 4 [we coaching a were where you :, - A automatically." Friday night ________ Suddenly, Kotys' face of mnorerecepti veperson... where i''f r p "Our cotiidence was -p er / your word was gospel with '3 softened. glowri 1 I-a terrd after losing th e first tw it was like molding kids "But, these things run in c"LET US FIT YOUz . - - games In the playoffs, said t of unused cla y." ou will return when players day ties. The 1 Hunter, who came off the bench Ktiys never got rich as a prep the values of good, stiff corn. -..: to ccu'e 19 points and help the shed turning oa - i:_________ peUdon are realIzed, life itself c ch, but he reli Colonels win their first game ses led by former t powerh ou ou __________ ______ football Li a heckuva fight - ______________ a5aI the underdog NetsGableagreietsLarrYflefltz,Bil' meet helps prepare you to jk.__d SHORT MINI i In the only other ABA playoff ly Williamson, Mitch urger challenges." the degame Wednesday righ t, ______________ __________________ Nick, who turned 59 last Mon. and Craig Curry. fending champion Utah Stars With the years. though, it beday, remains at Coral Gables thru size 66 Slacks I director and came harder. 111gb as athletic ru size th oa ts Sport C • andtooka3.OedgeinthelrWeat s, "I always had f ast leg " i _____ student counselor. Former _____ Stilts thru size 66 to be a set. That series resumes Friday "Every kid wants players, along with coaching said. ______ necks tofl Shirts. Dress night in Dallas. ce le brities Don Shula, Fran backfield man, to handle the ____ thru size XXXXL Shirts-Sports Todays pn include VIrto, I told 'em if they CurciandftayGraves,willgive ball old coach Like -' glrla at the Floridians in tie ou an trun could him a testimonial dinner A pril East ser-lfliaIs arid Ind1an meat5o yards, they could bea I$. ___ ________________ Ylalting Denver In the West. "It's a mistake for parents to back." Walt Simon, another reserve Kotys broke out in a laugh, force their kids to play foolin a hero's role for Kentucky, boll," he said, leaning back in addi ng, "As I got older, L'ie dii_____ ______ _____ scored points corning of f the his academic chair. "CI ten, Lance dropped to 40 yards, then t*nck He wasn't even put In f or and, we had more and boys hate had a bellyful of font- 30 that purpose, either. ___ ,reochhl'h mQrPkidlpiiUlritflhYhe$t to be' th beLIbythetlme _ _ . ,NA. 21*1At 02 'lime only reason I had Simon back s." mer y. come Regk icii Wit 11U1rLed }l hd 'iir'rUL ( e the gt 's Nick, appearing to already ens push unwilling kids into the for his standout performance in the recent Sanford Men's Bowling defense train him," said Joe the couching business, ratve to want it miss ha game. The kids Association Handicap Tournament. Sigrn3n is shown receiving singles Miillarwy, the Kentuck y ccecli. beliefs In his cubby hole tied off themselves." ills scoring was a bonus, The office at GAbles ri all-events trophies from SMBA President Ron Urban, Presenth e front " gan coaching at of Kotys be Idea WU 1*, get a taller guard 10 tatlona were made at the Trophy Lounge at the Jet LWICS Shkksldnny, Pa,, in 1936—We iiigh: stop John Bhe." 5 I .—'...".,r,' -. • 'rr r'v ""V . . r'-7-'--' ."".—I'T" 'a,- - -_L. ,,..' - -ol - . L. - 7 -,L it- _ ~~P - - - ±. i. ~ kA _ ... . ___ _&f - - - - - .'- - __ __ - - IV _________ ' - - , ... -• , i; ..:: - -. '. ft A . •:::.... I Finally W*1n I aFuina.s Lea ue Ov*iedo L al Awoclatlkon for Stock Car Auto Racing (NAaCAR) C. plan, will take over tie Glen Wood Mercury driven in time early races this year by A. J. Foyt. 'g first start far Wood Post also will be at rllngton Yarbrough we; '.nsctive in stt car racing much at 1921 after craiiihing a car ow by Gurney at Ii_'i'pai1s He returned to NASCAR this year, driving a Ford from the stable ci Bill Siffest - . - the pension fund which is CorDFor 52 regardless and had an opening increase In pe nsions, "The tans deserve to know mitled to be paid off In $ years. years the Findlay Market Asso- day party. They were deterwhat Is happening to thur Iii said an average increase of clittlon has paraded to the ball mined to colebrala opening day game," he said. "We ( the own- 11 per cent In the pension fund or not. park for the "opening day" at whether It happened "II hurt," he said, "but I era) want most at all to play the wou ld increase that by $ baseball, and for 33 years the season. We will attempt to solve million. show has been run by Chester A. guess we'll come back.' "We to" been told thet the flalen Reds pml. the problem and to achieve an Francis L . Lmth*up. pension." pension plan is the best In ThIs year Lathrop look (hi dent, said at a news conference agreement on the member at the owners America," he teid. "Ow d'tlIn halo Is a day oft anyway but spent it In the owlet a wtie adaIIleIit chision Is that a 17 per curt In Ills backyard planting to- their opposition to (he Major negotiating committee. cieaseontop ot that beltPlafltfl an unth was ere 1)iile said league Baseball I'Iayero Assomaloes. percent funded liability of 120 rniIIin fri Arrw'rks is unreasonable." Wednesday's ope ne r between ctaitiondernand for a Ii As(be Iteds and the Houston (ma was postponed because of a strike by the ball pla yers. * * * * * * * lathrop's crew planned to give Reds manager Sparky Anderson a basket of fruit and general manager Rob Ilowum a new flag to fly over Riverfront Stadium. "We've been prepared for months," said Lathrop. "it's just too beil it didn't come off. The weather was beautiful." lie CINCINNATI Ai') I V%q . 11 - — , _\ - Yarbrough Named To Replace Pearson -. - , '' -2_*T~-__ . - -• t I, fl GARY TA1011 Herald Sports Editor . --';1' -. 14 4 Raiders Blast Scots . . . or Division I I Win T - vrli,, . V.-'W.....00W. -44 4 ~4 . 0 shrdu1rd U pitch the twin-bill- singled to rr Brink. Da mon reports on recent tests Mike Kelley fired a two-hitter scared on a double steal and the This writer has received eye wiDens not yet f ir the Raiders as he went the Raiders took an early 3.0 lead. BERNARD MILLS swings, but just a little early as the balls has at bobby Unger In his Eagle at lndlanopolia. Recant prow to Florida er los The Seminole Junior College distance, giving SJC 22 wins releases had Bobby running 183 miles per hoer width Is four passed by. Mills plays for Seminole Petroleum, 10-0 Run-scoring singles by Raiders blasted the lYtons against only four setbacks. can I...eague action yterday. Joe Smith miles faster, then last years top qualifying speed W by Peter State Bank In Littl e Ameri Brink Beach Scala 12-2 in the opening win pushed the Raiders Coombs, Revsns. My eye witness, hera. has said that Bobby was fired a sparkling one-hitter for the winners three more runs for the Raiders game of a Division II twin-bill, Division II raark to 5.1 rocketing arourd the indy speedway In his Offenhaui& Don Vincent Photo) but rain forced suspension of Dick Br-Ink had the hot bat for in the fourth as they took a 64 Powered machine at 100 MILES PER HOUR far several the second game, with the the Raiders, going un-re for four lead. Daytona Beach cut the lops. This bobs like tIe year that Bobby shows his brother Al Raiders trailing l.0as the SeOts with a pair of RRIa,F'er margin to64tn the top o(the the tall section of that sleek looking Giwn.y.E.gle In USAG fifth, butth e Raiders came back . Dansan was two far tted in the four ba th competition. bottom of with six in Accoirding to the dion Lindbect one f or d frame to end the game under &rmtwe an rules, the game must be plrcl Prirrisia, Frank C Smy look .'l from the point of suiøii. Mike Coo.'nbs were each one for the 10-run lead rule. The two teams will play the two. Coombe, had two REIs and Everyone t still buzzing about that story book finish to the DarLcon and Parrish led off remainder of the game Ends) also scored two runs. Paul the fifth with singles before Atlanta 500. 11 you think ahead this could be the yea that at 3.30 pm. at the Seminole Russo and Kelley also had hits Undimeck, ctatai- Canbe auto racing may sceend to the worlds mad popular spat It g Little League field on SR 49 in the winning cause. 'a still amazing to me that auto racing isn't $ part of the and Randy Smith drew connear Five Points, Mitch Moyer Russo walked to lead Olympics secutive walks. That gave the and a Cordinal error, tying the the) hod to bottle for two runs in will be on the mound for &3C. first for SJC. Brink followed Raiders three rum.then a Drew Duda provided the the bottom of the final inning to Today the Raiders visit with a double and Dansan then fielder's choice, a balk and a game at 66. pitching and Darrell Ely Hfllsborough Junior College for walked to load the baw's. Rum Brink single am-minted for However, the Cardinals were salvage the deadlock. hitting as the Cardinals broke A walk to Ned Golden anda a 2 p.m. double-header. Dan scared an a sacrifice fly by Well friends, the laziest ward from Ferrari Is an economy tte notwbedenledthiavictoryas into the victarycolurnn for Nay and Dan Carban were Parrish and then Llndbeck model. Thus right friarrda, for ) 114,010 you to can own a NIIM.D 5ItBO&RD , first time In the major league they got a hit batsman, pass single by Issali Bridges gave tire ,, ciavvoaa sac • Fei.rl Dina. That's ecminyi a ground ou t and another Indians a 1.0 lead in the second _____________________________________ r't 3 0 1 • division of t he Oviedo Little ball, pass ball to scare the winning frame The A's tied it in the b "'°" League, downing the Pirates Heovr. lb 0 s. nan in the last of the fourth fourth on singles by lUcky 20 000 Duds scattered five hits and Johnny Wilson, who xd Eafl5 and Sam Horn.. l PeKoct. If 20 Another walk and a single by The winner of the opening around of the Formula 5000 0 0 0 survIved a bad first inning in time times, was hit by the pitch Golden led to the I ndians second 2 Ciwnphaiihtp aerbes In Europe was Brian Hathnan in a rally 1 0 C which the Pirates scored half of in start the winning 1 1 00 WOs*vr1t,3b McLa.en cvy after race winner Graham McRae had been their runs had had half their sped around to stare the nznanda2ilead. 2 00 1 But, the A's came up with disqualified for passing on a yellow flag. " ' " in and three runs in the top at the fifth 'rO'TeLS 1*22 1 hits Dwayre Golden's single deciding run M TA Coming up April 16 is the 400 Mile Grand National from and Clayton hlç' triple Duds struck out nine and on four straht walks and a Darlington. South Carolina. 1 04 II SENIWOLI their three Pirates to the walked live in gaining helped had a first In ow Sam Sn Trinity Prep Mike Austin 's single by Home, to take a 4-2 3 1 1 1 luno. lb i 3 , first inning track team was enjoying one of 440 yard run with a time of MI artni. lead. HeIez To l.euos ° The Cardinals came back to The senior league game Its best days of the season and John Gribble of Trinity took D,1V i Jim Palmer and Mark 8.11 l 1 the Athletics and indians cacti drew free passes to open the yesterday when rain cane and a second. 1211 acoie four thfl ill the Dave Hiera is on his way to making a gii.Tth.o of Grand Liflon.CLIf 1 tie first to overcome the 30 seen-trig in the final Inning 2 1 shortened the meet with Florida The foursome of Banns, Indians fifth inning,. Singles by Touring Claw in World Manufacturers competition In his 2 2 12 Coombic deficit. Delivering key hits far battling to a 4-4 lit after f Cleveland, Snow and Greg we Central Academy. The victory Corvette. With the car no tickted for a hip to I-m 2 1 the Cardinals were Duds and Innings In game halted because Ran WillisIn and Steve Ramsey still went to the Saints by a 43-2 Miles gave the Saints first In the brought the tying runs. may we same interesting developments In the famed 34 3 1 1 1 Ely. Ely came through with a at darkness with a time 13 1110 sprint medley relay TOTALS count first meeting between Darkness (creed the game to be Hours of Lainans. Intwo the teams the Indians won a called after the final at bat by two run double in the first In- the of 2:17. And in the 1 relay It John Adair had a nine outburst wee Andy Penn, Red Austin, Indisn. Osi 02-7 2 2 finish in the mile- run with a Greg Chandler and Miles Dayton. b..c?' in their half of the second the lopeuled 1-0 decision. This last theTop hatter in the game was time ci 4:56 and took second in to gin the Saints Dim, O'MaIey LS) and H000son. Cardinals got two runs on two time it was a different awry as Home with two hits in two trips. Lemans practice has already begun with Ferraris with the 050 yard rrn behind teaming and Cf1b$ 20 Ii?tnk SAC Pirate errors and Ely's another first, winning with a kathy radical tall sections traveling down the Mulsaime straight at kslhiy WP. booming triple. Pin', PP.Pfoovvt 2: by DP-DIYIOflS teammate John lertis time of 1:311. katty; PB.$ 103 miles per hours and French Matras being clocked at 110 The Pirates came up with a Thnhty'u flue eighth grader, m..cn 1 sa.inoa.c Unwirm in the 100 yard dash It was miles per bow. Practice has jiwt began for this 1m event pair In the top of the third to cut Mark Hamma giving the Saints Tied McNulty finished second Div)*. which is scheduled to take place In June of this your. the Cardinal lead to 6. Two first plsee with a time OflLl. la the mile run with a time of walks and Sam Jack,,a1's single second behind 6:14. tenth of a Just a a Whom SOO May l WO USGA me xi'S Open h accounted for the two Pirate Next action for the Saints will WAS Lawrence Cleveland. Both ' golf championstuv will be held Terry Williams singled Wednesday when Uiey Harms and Cleveland are be next Bobby Allison. fresh far an iriqlressive victory to the Atlanta 25 July 2 over Winged to lead off the Pirate fourth Ac at Mamaromembers of the mnity prep jowneyto Oviedo fora hi47)OOl June 500, and popular Dave Marcia are the first two drivers to sign Foot's east course inning and came around to baseball team as well as track slth Oviedo and Florida Ceir- rEW SMYRNA BEACH Lip for the Ma'i Winston 500 will tie on the lint Friday night acme on Alonzo Vinson's single tr al. team nenibers Allison will be one of the hometown' favorites in the Isarn washed out last Friday with a brand-new entry in the night's racing program at New late model clus. Based an past Alabama. Smyrns Speedway, but ti big performance. Sweet could be Bubby is the older o' the racing Allison heathen., and It was brother Dannie Allison who came home In first place in last bite models and limited stOCks the man to beat. Not only that, , will be back this Friday night but he has a second car, a new tprLngs Winston chase. Bobby was right on the bumper and Joining the stocke'i On the limI'ed stocker nearly ready to high-flying Buddy Baker was third, just Inches away from half -mile oval will be the super go. and will pose threat in both victory. Marcia won Me hearts of the tans during last years battle. sprint cars, lndy4vpe roadsters classes. 3 built strictly for racing and however. The young Wisconsin competitor toot over Bobby Rice time is 0:30 p.m. with Isaac's Dodge and was right with the Allhscms and Baker, capable of 160 mph speeds gates opening at 6:30. fighting far the lead when the engine blew seven laps from They'll race in a special match If Sweet can't do it, t' event designed to give Speedtnt finish lint. 5111 Collins of way tans a close look at this rich 500.ndler will start the 50 fastest qualifiers in the The 3JsToTp,yny Melb ourne class in action. second largest lineup in the apart. The event Is corthg the Funk will be able to get within There'll be loads of action in third richest purse of the season, over $150.000. range of the fast Heckle. the Qualifying trials !ar the Winston battled begin Wednesday. Limited stock action should Orlando's Wryne Hkk brings Mr 3, nod continue through Saturday morning, May 6. A 10lsl consolation race for drivers who tail tn make the Held will hack his late model Chevelle far result in a showdown between ns's Henry Pullen, wmrer of a try at three In-a-row. be held Saturday afternoon. at last Friday's feature, and Heckle has yet to be beaten The second annual Winston 5011 will get the starting signal the Speedway, having caured opening night winner Ray , mammoth over the Mat ?, Sundii aftk'rni'oti. at 1 pmi the first pelt of late model Snodgrass. Alobanu lot out With the new season now in features run in the new season. uV new cars are However, it appears that he'll II have a challenger this week. expected. and a larger race Well trieniia, conies the time for rue to hear yair thoughts ---; - . -. - - -. - Bob Sweet, tralck field should be on band in both u who you feel has the beet chance of winning the Winston ,. took the limit ed classes as new can are built honors and think will win and why. .ou. How about telling stw you - added to the lineup. ia!ishp lag -: -- DARUNCTON, Sr. (AP) Ace mochanic Bud Moore has naumi Lee,y Yartaough to replace David Pearson as drlver of his 1572 Ford In stock car races ib'ouh. who now lives Jzckzonvillf. Fir. Is to make j .i L .J,. ••a,f Rebel 40 at Darbngtan on April IL Moore said he plans 10 Uk an e.xpertment.sJ 351-cubit Inch engine for that T*e Peason. a ttuno-thne Nation- Everything Was Perfect P But There Was No Game . Pitching Highlights Little League Thursday, April 6,1972-1 1A Oviedo Kite Winners Named Player Feels Masters "La cking Full Stature - Says Florida 's Top Coach Football Breeds Discip ine iz ell ane us - ,.. . -- Colon els - Capture i st / — ... ,., — - - - - ' , - * __ -, - _______ " *A- - _____ KING SIZE CLOTHES '•'* .' ____ 1 ____ ' ___ ... :" ____ , _______ - _____ ' -I'- ' ,.. ________ . ______ ___ __________ ____ ________________ - 11, . -. -- "T..r Jh1 the - BIG MEN! TALL MEN! ____ ________ ___ _____ ________ _____ ; ,. : r . - - J;.- .-- - - ... --I.- --- ____ ___ _____ -. --- - .- ___ ______ __ ___ ____ . ,.t., - 1 -"t 1 ,. - '. - ,-,.. .. .- .- :7 Il - - CASEY MCFAD!)EN (13) runs past first, but McFadden plays for Florida State Bank, who not befom Setnh?rc'le Petroleum first baseman Wam the game 100 In Sanford Recreation Kevin Miles took a throw tc force him out. Department LALtle American Li'a!ue action. _ _____ ... ' -' S - - ' __ j —. - - -' 'v' ' r— " . ----- - - -- . __'._i..'_' -.-- - -------.- NOWIlil �- - - .-.__-- I . - - - •---- ,-• - - -_-_ -_ _-._ -_ - - *_--_-_ -_ - •--------. ____-_ -• .*iiii. vr- ------ Thursday, April 6, 12AThe Sanford Herald ALLIY & 972 by V. T. H.mlui oo Want Results Ad •_.a_. LsII&Foutd tC 3 PenRaIs PCOS1.tMt Perhaps Alc01'044(% Anonyrt%0il WT T9!*3 7 :c SUDKNLN WAD r, A H.jSE . I ,Ti.iE M ID DLE . E S'.M5R.A1iON 21 Apply in p~ to Lila Mined l,w%. Hwy I? Ii North, loofird POvl:$3ISM toIpIIt PPIS?!I 222-4711 WI LL ) .1 • ' _/I Ad 3 '. t Tii4E',1 CALL Business Opporlunitiu OIc'oc1 Uhl TyKNOCKS I deft yOu 10 00111 IPI, 5I0? to WC l ' 3U 7 •) Rates For Conscutfve Insertions-No Change Instruction Jackie's Swim School3333 PIANO LESSONS 2 Wosk Chord Cpu.rse MarTy W55t.4', 323. 1375 21 times a J -4. iii, t,iw.i L ,kw.ru r 4-11 11 10r Soc a little Uc I tine 22ca Do • -. - (11.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Unsi Minimum I INEW YJRK STOP MrLAm4IN4G. POLILE S€TME6 I'QL I. Announcements I-Lost & Found 7-Persona Is ON 3-Announcements 4-Cards of Thanks S-In Memoelams f I - ~4 , 6-Business TRACTOR TRAILER TRAINEES NEDEO We are currently olfermap tractor trailer training ?prou5Pl the facilitieS of the following truck Iir*5 Truck Lt.ts Otslriøution Systems. Inc.; £s.press Pitch Skyline Inc. OeIivrIss. Deliveries. Inc. Per application and 1nt01'vISw, call OO4355 4W. or portunitles Employment r.r rr-rr 13-Male Help Wanted 4-Female Kelp Wanted IS-Male-Female Kelp Wanted Iii--Situaftons Wanted 17-Oorntstec-chlld Care Rentals WINTHROP by Dick C.v.IIi (ESENG "WADED I&e GK4NTb ATYC 5c/.E I OP 7HEv4A tAOQF 7HAN R3WTY 3HGI.' TCIr-1 1HE (T 7HE FEELJN PG D 1ELL ê-'L WA442 I ' M THAT P€ BELIEVE ME. pREr: 21-Rooms For Rant 2t-Apartln.nt5 Rent Furnished 14-Houses Rent Unfurnished U-Houses Rent Furnished 26-Mobil. Homes Rant 27-Resort Property For Rent 21-Business Property For Rent s-Wanted To Rent Real Estate For Sale It-Houses For Sale 33-Farms 4 Creves 33-Lots & Acrsape 34-Mobile Homes P\ IS-Income & Investment OS, 24-Business Property 37-Real Estate Wanted LANCELOT Recreational * C$ 01 rix FT Marine Equipment 43-Campbng Equipment 44-psrts Equipment UPtL\ D&'?,tUtLHAVE Male Help Wanted Garoral workers. IS yet or Osage tar Mi ll Work Will train. not seasonal Apply in person only 1257 Char-tea St . Longwood. tutwiqnl)0&$p a' Handy Mon and Helper. Phone 6145343 bitwiin $ and S p. M. One man far morning eltIf?. 6 am. to I p a' Prefer retired or eve0ing coBegs st udent. Also nod men ter rvenlinif shift.loll. Also same as abe,, Frl'Rl bell ft $15 Al Oawson. imperial Station at 14 tmt *Win l and ip.m Nor-spilt, no dIenQes. lust gas and morO'.andisi SOWS. 1111p04iaI Florida Oil Co.. West 1Sf St. CM 1.4. Samford. -Plrmanaftt lob. Furniture ... warehouse and delIvery. cellerd fringe benefits. STEM. CHIL *100 Fr-mCi Ave.. 5snford ?lindtlaP 15(515020 1111151 0011t1 Of CiIands. Must be available to work on stsq5sr.d date sc'*duii LivO In sccomrn*dati. av$it$bll. Call Mr. Larson at 444 $111. Sanford cam aidiCIfO I. at N-jcslng ConIw, 2225214. LoQeer wanted 041111 squlpmwt. s. 7122 Man Iwidid for noarsary wont. SI .51 training pay. Call 223.454 alter 5 Experienced 1t1 wsrdeJ. aI$I$?IM 105i4 lvikt*. O'..ncs Is? tilt SivAnCim*f't. Paid yscetihal, Hospftailzatlort. Life lnlur50cS. Apply LII Gle*ril rood Store. Saitord Herald. P.O. ID' 1457. Sanford. Fl. I 32171Mats or female. Genteel 1110100 help. port time. 11.3 p.m. A pply in p.ci.n only *dk days i-I p Its. Holiday 1400*5. Sanford I Corninircisi. 50-Garage-Rummage, Sales 31 -AuctIons 2-Wanted To Buy byChic BLONDIE YOUfl ____ WELLO, CUTEST LITTLE r'ss I 1E (© _SAY \. A"OLUTELY 1S-Mhc.11an.ous For Sal. $$A-Household Goods So-Antiques 17-Musical Merchandise, i I JLji..1LJ5 S 5)-Swap And Trade $4-Equipment For Rent - 2$-Store k And Office Eevipm.nt -Macfthiwr And Tools 60--Building Materia ls el-Lawn And III If- Garden Equipment 62-Livestock And Poultry 43-Psts And Supplies 44 -ClothIng 14.4 Mort Walker BEETLEBAILEY 7 ME IM FO,.J4 C-VT P-CT .JE LICEt ' it .34 .r;, a DOG - \\ MAN LICE,* -. . Transportation I I i I - - 71-Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories 72-Import Autos 73-Motorcycles And Scetlers 74-Trucks And Trailers 75-Autos For Sale I ( 1 - - ----- --•--/ Want Ad b_ FF111 THE Wl?CKMII4 Ill! 1P 10 U. 1AM 1 *3 / tilL MOT IJIfk IOU CA$ f' _ 0I c--- INN Los Falk and Sy83i lIbEl' MW L*DAICJT UM*5 MI'CAt PEOPlE THEY Ant 041R1 70 lit LP YOU, sOT 70 '4' J !Cci. Tnf)e' - - I-_-_ - - Department Hours MONDAY thru FRIDAY $:30 AM. to 1:3* P.M. SATURDAY c:Oo AM. to NOON TO START OR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY. CALL UNTIL r;i 12 NOON located,Everything cetr.iI, offer 6p111. 1.04 a .inI ad tao happy new owners Icr no Iovgir asedad but use ful itCall Its 50 HIt 10 Piece t0' ad Call 1112611 .. ...I. MV Ci ECX BOCf ALL BALAWED IF YOU'LL JUST 60 1W ?.P-ID DePOSIT S28'!)8 'TQ'CJP4J -__ - Q looms For Rent 31 k, Apartments Rent Furnished 23 .3 - Rent a' _______ Call3fl-4513 AP T S. arid Traieqs 1753 across from M.0..iInd Samford Mobile rarl3331510 Children (3K Busi ne ss Property For Rent - Small commercial bulldi11g for rent on French Avg. Call 371-4$e7 after $ -- All adverUslag •,•ia 10 m. Sanford Herald on WeI.ssma, will aetsmatially be placid I. Thor. 544v5 FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS SUCTION that IS distributed Is FAMILY WIkt __________________________ WORRY CLINIC By George - • ALL BRICK HOMES • TWO FULL BATHS , 4 J91 L..S - f FHA-VA-FPIA 1(1 Us toe a MODULAR HOME Any-where Within City Limits *140 CAN QUALIFY UNDER NEW FHA 331 PROGRAM! We are ,uildng new homes now 01 • your ctio.ce.3 and lbedrooms. I'i baths,Not in housing develop ,sritS Set it you can Quality. irPuthar information •r poifl1m,01 At Ai'iyIImI. -- fSTIN REALTORS _ Boats and Marine 00 - 4I Iflh5OP$SPOiTtNl1u ,,,.- I f Equlpme ab,e,sitj,itpl top MsvCu? Motor, new lilt $500 Call 174 117$ •lter a is Oo't'I.n'wd )fløll Seminole Sport' Day 322 72*7 Call Stenstrom All Exclusives 1.1 Airs - New I bedroom, 2 bath, central heat I air. 111.400. city -Nics 3 bedroom. 21 bath with Florida room & den. $22,500 City - Older 3 bedroom, 2 bath. 2 story. S16.000. Country Club Manor - Extra nice 2 513.300. County - Lovely 4 bedroom, ItS batill on IS cleared acres. $01500. DEV CORP. 3227174-32)0415 Wills" Place - BeautIful 3 bedrooms, 2 bath with pool. S44,11011). im OPENING THIS WEEK Paola Shaded) bedroom, It's bath on lake. $15,730. Dre.mw.ld - Ideal 2 bedroom with Florida room, equipped kitchen. flv 31 Altamortte Springs, na - Better 235's We're proud to offer bigger bedrooms and closets, thicker Pretty I bedroom, 2 Idytiwlids I air. bath with central 132.300. IlyitwIlde- Executive 3 bedroom,) bath with central heal and air. 510400. Lakefront 3 bedroom, Lek4 Mary 2t5 baths. 545.000. Lake Mary -Mobile home on 125' If 1* lOb with tress and shrubs. - - tseat - - girige, pantry, stove and refrgsrator. Good SIISCIIOII now. PHA and VA financing. Now Woodmore on Sanford Ave. near - 20 Onora. Cliff Jordan - - - T - $31-lIft - Loch Arbor -Orvfl'Sl I 4 bedrooms, 255 baths on late. 557.300. Lick ArIse - Beautiful 1 bedroom with Florida room on cns of the prettiest corner lots In North WES - Rear Yard Enclosed • For Privacy j NEW HOMES Seminole. $31,000. "fair -Almost new 3 bedroom. ItS baths. Only 131.300. Mayfair -Outstanding 2 story with 3 bedrooms. It'. baths CII cormir 5 LEFT $30.,75. Plascreet Swing with this I Si .ntq'or. cjrpefvy. re,- air ReesCI'.Oil 233 oil' baths, 521.510- i OO - 5-sn Lanla - You will fall (or 11111 older 2 story with) bedrooms. 1½ - ONE OF SANFORD S FINEST 20 West is located in Irlendl SANFORD. 6 Blocks West Ol French Ave. on 20th St Only 3 to 3 mInutes to al Shopping. Churches 323 02Sf - W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. Schools. efl It would make whether my mother wore beads or kit them off. But she still to U)) an lmpressli-o looking ront which shows she is stlidall7orkn4d,t1iough she may orget names and misplace ce her glasses, as well Do you readers think men or wmen e more vain --Uabuut their appeara nce? at our summer home In In. rather Which ses pays mole at. diana, we often take her out But initial fondness tentlon to newspaper ads i to dw for green still persists, about clothing, cosmetics I thus }leUo, Mom, So she always praises my and the latest styles? phonul her recently. because It Ii 04 would you like to go to the automobile Which carries rouge, lip. green hue. stick and a p°t flhffl'Ot' restaurant with its or a bite %Vhen she couldn't get the to Which (except for the necklace faitened, she "Oh. you know me." she mht1zed hippie males) always asked me to help, replied. 'for i am beads and other Ill. Usually, I make no offer stresses reedy venile barbarian ornaments? to assist her, since It Is bethotiwl' wears many ring', ter for elderly people to do -Wefl. well be over about plus bracelets, jeweled pins. lL 6 o'clock to pick you tip.' i their etc.? This enhances their told her. Which more slavishly fol. An'! when we arrived. she and also Ireeps their Joints In lows bizarre fashions, even actinril was still not quite rcady. the extent ol looking doAs my firlother go out of to 'How dc ift my hair loo&r ine In hot pants or a a 96nt she anxiously inquired and I the cas. the wind was lock of her hair. it reassured her that Which SPends more mo She expressed chagrin. quite OX on a fancy hairdo, nail Do you think this dress 'Oh,! must look a slghtt W manicure, perf ume a nd she added. is all rlg)itr she added st.i ia iot Then she f'bkd around This may have been par Is it any wonder women In her jewel box for a neck- tlally a bid for a compliment abhor toothall and bueball lace of green beads and from me, for older folks of. TV shows? % - Stenstrom 3141 Park R,aity 322-3420 N15tits. Sundays Is Halidays Call 1774574. In "IS. 2376053 .c15 your ad. Plumbing- Ecfric TIE 14450Y 011i 100 small peflt-.i'4 A.. 'CR IC. '3.. .JMOI NO i*pmrs. .k.tor-aI-ons. C'asSom,5 !fl'a*l 3233tOa 171"7 a rypa.r 323 30-45 GUTTER SNIPE ifllrl. M.tc hoffli r-mpp.rs 1115r0v0-mefltt.3214S17 - Rego- r. ila irtdomi Ia'edei. P11104111q S Contract Frem.'s Trim out Licensed. No d It Paradise Ph 332 M12- root" Uni ted F,v,, *wn,45 S Ca!Pi4.1fud 3223.24 14q, r'_,tal 322 1411 OU ARE MISSIP,s. SOMLIHII ii yOu haven't tried a Ward I 77) )4'S773 I t) Icreto worl, s1aos, 1 Budroom.' Baths SPANISH - avid ctW'ng, u410041410- as. 55$ hoodso. C & S 00idms. 5311 pates, - rIvqsy5, 50rni. etc IS rm .pqrqnçq Frei eallosare, 50051511$. 322' VIP. 11105.. Punqut. dirt removed tremn bv.IdinJ 5y preesure yOv? Giv, your 'Ime hut new oua. tools, sa't, 'neltS ,tsr'Ort. reasor,**ie r 'e,. 'ressure 000150. 1. (inked. bu..dsd. 1* home or .l,u.ng PAUL S. PCI. OAR. 373- 2 VA s 5., CEO FHA $J7 60( from _____________ I'lL. )t .S...... TV_Ser&e Ia lial 'e54 % I I ) 10 t l' 'l'-sJ A : t''k'.0 MillS rst.yisiots sao'ice. s1 1. - - - ---- •- 0. M. Harrtsan a3 4C0', • 544 44 .pvu"iw' M(Xt& Opt"i 11am 101Pm e 5 toO 4.5 lb.&.- 'ur l.4nfV4-4 A.S, Inl1ru I I I Woll_Dv1111n9 %PRlMe,%..* SvS'OM.s 091..) 1 lI. 4.AIIIMAI Di Lee.' ,c hAul! ODHAN BUILDER.DEVEL0PEP SANFORD PHONE L 3234670 4 or call collect 95 4370 Orl e "ia ) A 41 '-cues I Mi 'lowe & Sin.... Jim Croamor. 534 )1 43) tSi'lij4 J LattndrySorvtces i '1155.1341417 U.HAUL TR.34tLS 5.4 , " .11' Sw'. 71005 'w','A.. Iii otsunal 'ted tax SockS CoB w - 14)1W SIcO, Trafl*r_Ion IjJi, sItting P4-gills e*perinced. reedoruab4e rates Call 7'.)- 3430. yAsT*3SAI4k'tA,, -FINANCING- I Sw,.elg A 4104 at-enS 1 4 It 404 plants Tile - I wored 534.1415 or AINTING Snout. *041W Srey. ResidentIal Comme at L'dsnO. a0114sdNatty Decerators Prank Mayers. -. i 44L COLONIAL - eTng -- CONTEMPORARY - 'ila liiner i,.i -a vine iwiuilic 5ay. lostures -d oil iOw4. mur.iS lids. Lc041$hi, *.'1 da- tase or AA liaCIa*mOiiI. Csotvac$o 1 7ei2 1 01 C West ISO $t Pools Quel.t,. Low Coil Scoot C. A WHI000N SO . BIOKEt, 11114 Park. Sanford Nights 37) lIst 177 loll 3 droom, I Bath, Kitchen Equip. Carpeting, Air 7. No Qualitying 1700 Down. to Yr. MorIgage, 1 - PoolSupplies_ AQUA POOL idly ICES 004 SEMi 501.1. INCr Phol Supplsei. Seqy,ces i*a. tinla(e. lii] S *r.ncn, 173 450 CASINEYS 0* ROOM *00 old or Ould is flew Pri .Inilte% 323 4015 7112 - ¶' throat. But the reason I has. DIffer 'C-.. ff en She is always partial to mentioned my mother's Con- and Women," enclosing a green beads ar4 green cern about her looks, Is P6. long stamped, return ens escads as well as dresses of manly to show that womtn lope, PIUS 2 cents. often retain tk* feminine that (1)10!. IAISS wINe to Dr. Cgs" in con For she had dark, mahog. sanity till death. if *64. .ewcpee, esshs,1 iisaped any red hair until recent At dr, age of 94 ,on .'.'a to 45d,...s "we, 11)114 $14. p1101114 0464U rIo sell V.. a.. years when It has become might wonder what di buulJ.04) C,55i 1,1*. . certain you qui'Ilfy we you in on a will rental basis while y our loan is being processed aged 94, is for u.y booldet "Sex city servIces We know the guidelines that you must mess to quality as a buyer under h, various financing - if we feel programs . Mi',, STORE it *ieU P00017 Sol 1 and '0,5.' 'I wit" a l..,t Ad. Call inS Of ow A4-VIrS tsr 11019 bedroom. 514,510. Children wanted for San Lanta this 3 bedroom. 3 bath, SI5,400. and pIwy 46 WeSt. 511. 11121013. In excellent neighborhood for IF you haven't seen them homes lately be sure you dc t.# before they are all soldl 553 pe. mont' It 5320 down Qualified. 3andibedroom models. Bitt in city. 700 Santa Barbara Dri we. ORMAN CONSTRUCTION CORP. £ Ill MA !'! 50Is m ailia sENNELS. lath,,,.. We. $40.500. Pinocrest- Furnlshid 3 bedroom, 2 bath for $34.100Pllwcresl -Trim 3 aidroorn, I bath 49 SOLD lake Jennie Highlands ie 42 bedroorn.kltthsn newly *quipped. Call Don Ely today 30$ $31 6)00 collect Sauls Agency ' it, foster .v'.n anori fr? 'f'.+' fOr pTttise. I "Sanlords' Sales Leader" .THREE I FOUR BEDROOMS •O.ARAOl OR CARPORT •**LL TO WALL CARPET .NTRAL HEATING •UAUTIFUL KITCHEN •I.A*OI UTILITY ROOM •PIOM 517.4011 20 West has all / 1r 1o3s used Schwl.v Sting P raar 011(5. *70 Phan* 331 11- 1 IS" So Frenc.tiAvs Houses For Sale Phone 1- Academy Manor as tatal,SIOi3MOntPllyPh 371135$ an I • I Sanford Realty 2OO Down I s'• Ow'? Fenced. EnClosed Carport 5l1,Sl ED EXWA 1 FA'jT BYk LLilI6 additional 14.511 Senses La 00 area. - he at i* 170 per month at an Onflual rate of 7 Vf cent for 340 myths t you qualify for FHA 231 . I bedroom Completelt .3 trocm. on tPln City limit a c dt.on.d Re,ceCantrbct,rs. Inc. Evenings 333lOOl 3331045 .. C SIDE GLANCES - -- SANFORD ProfeSsional office space available. Will build to suit tenant. 322 7010. THE TIME TESTED FIRM _______ -- STEMPER AULNLY Member, Orlando WP AILS l,IeFrench 333455* Suns 6. Evet 372 7314 - 13OPi PARK AVENUE 372 61?) Available ng0?s at 377 1410 04)32 33ti - ---- Over ' o REALTV PMIt. 311-1)01 7443 Hiawatha Ave aI I1-3 St. Johns Realty - Truck Driver. semI van, mslor DII company. ExcoOsot salary and benefits. Live Sanhord. Pla.. S days wrtwoekMuWbeb000able W qualify saidor department ,f Tranapori$lon. Contact D. Mks, 333-1510 ei$enslon ill. Case T-546: Jennie Crane. my mother. When my we and I a yto n • Rent QQ 10 - Bicycles by Gill Fox Tile ,a,,l,aI 11.51 tvtim. modern w i th tcPen equipped -l.4iltvlC.lt11l%. large p.nIItId .1111 t(y)ni (411 D.,n (ty for now born. ttiday AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT COIP no. 37. AltamontI Springs. Fla PIsoneill 4)5) ) Mobile Homes R..tter 31 . - r-.-Houses For $041 Down illoixt" 2 two 11IDROOM- Two baths, retirement dream ;,om. beautiful five mO4tIa1 111' ar-pc oak shaded yard. Spacious And a5IO*,a%I70 10 lOt 340 monthS it you qualify folmi, large built In kitchen, under r HA 731 control air 577, 100 TWO nIOROOM- One bath, zoned Pill all brick Mmcl with 3 tomm,rdal. nice section for small 20twdroOm%. l'i bSlli% Ion 117.45) bLjjireis arid Itoms GOod in Wall To Wail grp*t lH0jgPOu. e,tmrnt. $%%,30. 333.7, ExperIenced Only ago $4, YOU M" think a woman W11111111111 not be to vain about SOT matic appearance. But n tics how 1104,1811y conscious my moth er still is, despite the fact the forgets names and misplaces her eye ilasses and fatse toethi - Two bedr oo m ilOuSe, doss to XwtWc'tsfl Sanford 574 2153 ann- 31 -- I*EOROOM-Itt baths. wail ' wall carpet, central air. ntenicent location 5*1,7 00 --_-_------ 26 ..Wabli Eou4ty and jmell III )"AM 10*3 CII., PetAl" 1 Of 5n (cCCII1'l$ M.dPI Cand lie. i0-';.t 115% VIellrf S Used Carl _______________________ srinhrr 515.700 AVALONAPACYMENTS Adults -NO P,lI *4W. 7,d St Houses P50 Siie5 -aSaOrO, pa4 indi$Iei' PS. •R, All Muf sos to CO V5(II0 333-157') ),0 Plyinduffi Pood siumser. Pay THOFI WELAKA APARTMENTS *14W F,ril Stroll 24 $0 l.mitir Aa's?.ra"- 7 i3iW, 4 cli. 0040111a11c. 0100 law oe Soet Ott*? 317970 I - BEDROOM-Two bath, 1HIE kilth,n equipped, lcem.ker, cirp.'. entrai heal. tencsd yard, - AuSe Or; Sale 4W15t writ a" .0 154 1 SIrS. noise'. •,rce0.'e C04'0141in WOO riep -sf55 20Th 5' ) lit OROOM-Lar9e family IM. near 14. built i kitchen. cen tral air, fenced 5)4.100. T$*$F IIEDCOOM-IpaCiSus, I lvi bC at QvIth shade and tin range and ç-it trees ndlticr10d. SsCliItflt ever'. air By Owner Cl., 2 cc J Bedrooms completely remodeled. Central Hill arAlr. Excellent Location. Block L.ayor$wsi'iteS fIP?fr4 )UM carpets. inclosed laundry and the MILYAMS )i'nt. 4 () YouI 107) Mutanq More, I. *614. 11? Cen. es 1 PC. A'!'. F• a' m ,,is Ic , • S.ni C%AkIi" built secluded, but CIO" • Ni la'Q. oils, central air. 131.6 10 - -- ToH.Ip nEDROOM-Cttarmlna FOUR PuntlIffed. 311 1105 before noon or Salesman. 15002.75) per weed. 1103 dIsh. Not Insurance. not dair to OW. 323-01107 p11. At J core ., 'S SELECT YOURS IC? citildriO In my home. • • MI 5I5Tg'5 (;\ - Demist$CChIM Cars 2$ AAAEMPLUYMEPIT FEE-I Wk1Sa.LARY-TERMS Hop 434 •?9?11CY SO Coca' 1 Casse'v 531 3150 tire Merchandise -• n otdod for Ave. Terminal Bldg . 1714 McDuffDistrict Office. 7301 Pr-inch Sam ford04 pick up applications in A,inul, Jackso n ville, Florida. DeLand or Orange City Slates 32105. Placement aISII?aIICS i-vaIIbIe. Over 700 tranlporlatlon Hobbyist MOVIe companieS have hired Our To sislito S MM Movie film. Will tvrttt$h toils. son 445 car. of The -4 Advertisers 555010 0(1511 this lasethen I. cwnp,tbag their agreed gets. 4*-Bicycles 42-Boats and I I Help Wanted Property _ Will MIUi Art Our Ads à ir -Unfurnished Night w$thman for outside con5$rudlon 3)3.5 N ; United 5y5I1Tt$ 13 7-Instruction S-Financial CAPTAIN EASY _ - Cavssn write School Salty 01,1.151'. CLASSIFICATIONS assi st v In Placingyou? Want 110151 results possible Just dia l323 3411 CNI. Aides 5,10 OrderlIes Call Mrs. IL - It 'A fr lIly. COU??4'OUI Ad Visa? *111 cowk open NO" P4p4150 Of Copy. * ?twv 4 times S thru 30 times - cPlnl kiCk 1.perlancd 55*101 sporstors Apply PrattvUhi ma Of 1110 habIt Itti 14$y wey. Mestlal Linw50d. IS H15ItlIOi Drive prdt center at 5? Au$.AtlnO (West 43& Set?' it c.n.olidatod Hill. Casulibarry. Fti' In. The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. Now-Use by 'i j IJSTY _00 101 Ihamon Drive. 323 ______ -- JOWl IMOkEWATCHEIS and _ Housecleaning U my $150 will da,rwtin.lnnIy home. 3n Sill - iaQe I bedroom. I bath i*en.d perth, wtlllty room. work nice yard, fruit treed Air condlilinOd bedroom Meff only. III MyTtlO Avg. 1111229. -- Spring Houses For Sale fl ""a,. *IRE YOU ICOUSLIDI CII' Vol STENOGRAPHER trH 414 7037 hof ' We (are' pleelphomant pWJtlOO with 511111015 M&IrII' A07.191 or Teens C.nt', Utility CintTOI OffIce lIt SAl StilidItti, Sanford. Fl. Poritallin call 47%143S -= -' 74vrs11' Aide will take (PlO of swirly 0000ti In fwIvatl home. Child cars In my home by weed for citildrwt ever) y*ars old. 322 5*31 SMOKERS 831-9993 by Al V.rmeer - ,,,, in, Help wm fight IrOW.I I. .,yest and C1111011001011% it MuW*ort Pliens 3213 M person br ookIng L enWinit M H AlIens Piiuli It It 1 Sin MA. Mittnrs MtoIi. livO in. (WI Muss and j;;Jren. 1501011. Orlando PRISCILL&S POP - _ DUITAI. HYGIENIST- Put day week. pm*i vacSft04. salary pain *epy tai 644 to" do T. SanfOrd 1414010 eT$tai Apply Ill IspS?N COO '" I. 01100.' *ls,bv?04It at V*IIOO, Cpu rvk y5q,,inal 15$ French A,, $101 REWARD II? lntorm.tlon Seminole 322-2611 AUINCTURE TsE \... Your THERORNLOSIR Waflreosis *sMId Mull be Can He p write 0 iDi Ill) 5a'O,d lii by La rry Lewis S CLATTER starring Bimo Bumi go Situation FimsiiHelp Wanted 14 - FACED WITH A DRINKING Direct Phone Unes To Want Ads 7naz nvo - 1.051: ON tOOThS? bIlitorl. d'r- Friday. Pktdø p1501. ?ItW1t 10 M's L $f!r. 21$ Palmetto Av 222-3130 WANT AD INFORMATION Are • I ••d .#uii,u, LAj5DaiMA' ji •.,fo.t P',,ed - I ''"' -- 'I' 'L'. 04 L j- jig aig ioar'cs. Siw'nseos, *etw cmett.gn.vt. 22214)5 -'.".b �... - .•-- - • .- - - •I _t BIG - - - - -- - -. -e •. Jobs, Prices Tree 7O h Ir IVERSARY SALE! BIG DAYS! ANN SANFORD PLA7A Penneys open tnnlght UtII LAST 9p.m. Sale. 15% off fabric shoes for men, women. children. 2 4r4 argain Sect on $2 pgave S.??. Sale 6.??. Penrtcratt One Coat SAVE 15% Plus Exterior Latex ith $ year guarantee. steel, Great on wood, masonry galvanized Goes on and siding. aluminum gutters or roller. Guaranteed to brush smoothly with Dries to coat. 5one just in color cover any Pouch, in 20 minutes. Tough. durable finish defies blistering and peeling. Ready mixed AAIr Sale -a ra F nd custom mkedcQiors I , . . Reg. 3.9$. Fas r-s ot Dacror potyesler canc Perin-Prest tot na 'L " •:i .•. . f j Sale 39 3 Rag. 3.I9. Girls' and 214 £ Reg. 299. WORe'S ¶(!!•ifli$ ShOt machine W&Sh3blP cotion cluck. Crcoc aes,n rubber 1601C. Also in gIr S~ Znjr are machine wash able cotton duck. T,! Herringbone design 5- , lU ' Many other styles on sale not shown hiere, rubber sole. Popular colors. * .? ._r Sale •1 Sale 509 4or $5 Rag. 1.69 pr Ali I.tn.s 01 pan h;;t.*• to hi every sire leg, every site budget Sheer stretch nylon arid Agilon' niorl. With nude or remtorced heel In short, average, 1cm; and extra ion; Seie'ctioi also includes nylon subtle shape' hose with light control panty lop Several styles in queen short and queen tall. Reg. $2. now 4 for S6- Sale4 24 Rig. 599. Tr-stripe athletic shoe for the family They're machine washable cotton cluck Re;. 4.99. Deck shoe of Peay colton duck. Sam" tze', moch:ne Sale. Save $69 on this 4-piece Mediterranean style bedroom set! Reg. $299. Sale $230 cellence interior Latex with 10 year guarantee. Covers any color In just one ap. piicctlort. May be used in any room of the house. Dries to a tough finish that's fade and stain resistant. Flows easily. Available in o - IV vo New ceg. 211,9.95. Sale $269. 16" screen measured diagonally. Automatic fine tuning. 'Chroma Loc' control. Black and walnut 17" sawn measured dIa;onall. Chroma Loc" control to select proper balance of color and tint. automatic fine tuning. Walnut Vain finish. ' grain finish plastic. aL111 :--.- - L I ann k fiOfluO .i Ban First Florida Bancorporation, the Tampa-based re&tered member bank, the Orlando National BankVt'est, has opened Its doors. CoincIdentally, the new bank became the 24th member of the holding company. 7be officers of ft new bank are: J. C. Barfield, president; Stike B. Griffln, assistant vice president and cashier, and Jerry Houchins, assistant vice president. The directors are C. Howard McNulty. chairman of the board; T. E. Tucker, Robert G. Neel, W.M.Sandermth,John L. Russell and J. C. Buteld. The bank opened Its temporary quarters adjacent to the construction site for its permanent home. Capitalized at UW,000. the Orlando National Bank-West will serve the marketsreuo(PtflellIllsafld Parkwood Plaza. S Autcmatic fine tuning, built-in automatic color purifier. "Chroma-Loc" color balance. color purifier. Sale. Save on rider mowers, edgers and push-type rotary mowers. Montgomery Ward Is looking for a lost catalogue and offering $1,000 In rewards to the finders, according to an announcement today by Sully W. Fleming, manager of the company's store in Casselberry. The nation's pioneer catalogue merchandising firm is hunting for IU IUM FaU-Winter general catalogue. Ite Individual submitting the book judged by Ward's to be In the best condlUon will be awarded OW.The remisining OW will pies of the be divided eqUy aliiuig all othro who ,uhmit co 90-year old catalogue. If only one catalogue is received by Wards, the enta'antwlll getthe fell $1,000. fleming said entries abuuul be sent directly to this M. 60680. address: 1652 CatalQgUe, P.O. Box 6339, Chicago, 1. ends April contest The Sale 339. 19 screen measured diagonally. color arid tint. Built - in automatic Save 53'° on our best selling washer/dryer laundry pair! These and $ offer modal; reduced fhrouh Saturday. Big savings on frsszers.tosl Rag. .ets. Salt $42$. 21.3 cu. ft. side-byiódt rpf rigerilar. Say. 31" Completely frost free Features 236 lb freezer c.aoacity. 4 steel ca iiyr she vr% falls out for easy coppersCme, chaffing. White avocaido or harvest poid SAVE is on sale not shown two Se.ral ottw- in- $50. Reg. 2?.?S. Sale $231. . Sale $193 Publix Freezes Prices Motivated by a deep concern for the consumer and the inflatluinary trend of the cost of living, PUWIX Super Markets, Inc., a 172-store Florida chain, announced its own selfentire month of Imposed freeze on all price Increases for the April. Qajr ill Jenkins ',tu.prtsidtnt and gtnerul iuionaitr. Florida would Indicated that Publix Markets throughout during u,C items "-i nsed price freeze on all food n cc r ill f Il w the f ce tit month April nix self tmP0 August to idelines pri Wt year. Nov n deeply Jenkins indicated at the food Industry has bee Rig. na.?? Save 31$. IFeetures 6 washing programs iS cu. freezer or II cu. ff chest freeze-r. Venice ,eaes $41 lb. capecift. slideat stor.g. basket. Chest 'VP. zT has t7l lb capai'y r..ebIe for all popular fabrics In cluding permanent press i_-Three water level setflrti. soak setting. liquid bleach dispenser. Allover porcelain Ienamel finish. - -- r -- - . .........J. Sale $120 frr 1 Ri9 Rig. )If Pt 4'I.mpir.tVre sittings P,rwiicratl a 7 HP recoll start rldta for all fa'IcS Flvf-&Y sitting f or special ar cut. 3sct.d lransmlsulon. Geared 111.611111 maar. 44ycIe I rest a - gins, 2$" wIde North O,isth Ividhig Dv. steei'ing. Floating cutter deck. - a jCP'nr'Py service CPennetyl The values are here every day. charge it" at r SANFORD PLAZA Penney's. • Wiflneflndustrieiachleved record the year ended Dec. 25, 1971, William sales and earnings for C. W)llner, president, announced. Net income for the year climbed 40 percent to $97,397, or 20 cents per share from $8,330 or 15 cents for the prior year. Net sales rose 23 percent to $7,521,622 from 16,116,371 for the .. e,r'frr. ."rio ci)arJ ; Our Wilco Construction Company subsidiary is about to btgln construction on a 40-acre site which part of a 2,230a.re tract in the village of North Orlando being developed by Florida Land Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Florida Gas Company." WhIner continued. mvlNcToN, N.J. ' 132fl0* OUR CATA LOO SIRVICI [ root 1 ] - Is -: Open 10a.m. 'til 9p.m. Monday through Saturday. SANFORD PLAZA I I, or 0l e r -• home . ' , . .. - - - - I •- : . . . -, . - J, . I I . -.. - , . . 1e .. ' ..3 - - ' - •• • ••• .$I - - . . .; . - . ....: - w,4'c t. . - .1" - -, . -. - - -' . .., .•\ . - . . .- - . -. -. -.-. ... ,., j -. . .• • f' $ , I -, •-. . .i . -. - . i ' . - The Florida Depa rtment FLORIDA FOODS JAMBOREE Is being observed P • - (P - •• - 1 9 . .- - . 1' 1 - - • - . ' - -- . : - . .,... . . "- - HARI1 \( ipey ews. 5 ..'ar.'movIng iflt. •r 41 . .ur.' having tro,,bl" ..., :ling .vhul ''dnri t pdtnt and wonitweii'k in 44W tI'.m intl bedroom In the have hanis4 . r lid -azilpaper And paint in .. tandy ritajiter vi the . .The wondworit in the 3v .nit' nom is the natural riarti 'N. .tr' going tnwart .ioir4 '4.dutrrr.inean ityting in our 'urn1tur The -'nuift Intl .s hair ire a t1nrii print of ,uut a tarmthed brnnza aimnat r.en rt , white harligritinrt iother -hair is .1 LIVrIL'IhCti onz. as is our shag rug. (jr end tables intl corktail table tarkimsh. In our bedare room. Piith is IIn ranean, curtains and bed- ' , i to • . - 5ttY print, WthaVW4Dh1 anes fl the bedroom I wan thmking of putting a goki rug down md painting wails but I'm not ture what rotor 4 - . ,gout to use • . -i .. - -. . A. think the loipcal z'akw tosce in the l*u,'tng room is atute fur the walls. "Paving the rough, sandy plaster as it 'ii that is pumble and rietainim: : ' ' - of Agriculture and cimsumer r services division of marketing is coodinat1ng this ac tivity. during April. In this month virtually all Florida food chains are participating with special displays and for Florida-grown foods and foods processed In Florida. r - mr,&s like the perfect wtUm fl the berdrix,m. I am not thrtlle'd with the itj of 40ii1 .ei.ijLs nil carpetmg it >- tas ha." .uai black cui'ains. would teem to me that wriltv e;ub would be much inure at hunie is oldvr tiv . State r000s Are Featured On Florida Food Alcher that liolits ibout R ,:s ~hapefl w luuit.lk in urang" with iringe blo' mns and upturned leave-, 'Ric Division of MarkeUng. divLswn director. said. -The ~: 1194ptir by nults. La the wake ui Florida Springtime is bur- and lots of good Florida foods in forming tflt' 'pout. Colors at-" high prices, consumers ibould siz off Jamboree will empha e Department sting out all over and the your grocery store. Radio and Florida jr:111ge 4nd shati'm (if grtw.11 Florida food industry is doing TV tapes will Inform and Agriculture and Consumer abundance and quality o( foo& comider the budwri costs that snwwfliti fluwers with the consumer about Services, is coordinating the grown fresh orpcocrwd in the pyeto'be passed down to theft auth uj centers. vtiluw its part. The entire month of educate the Jamboree for Sunshine state." Florida foods torusequently. the fewer in of how to activities various products and the It Li translusmnt when heid A nrIl will be "Florida Foods miles and alsio miles fresh produce or the industry. John Stiles. can be fresher by tothetightandisit fine work 10 C-- use them---------------------pf3$eJ f an unatislup and good china. What can You tell meat its wigin jiki rununate 4ge' Do" it ftv,- ty "w"'IZ Meat Stretching ily stst i)Ei.l(.Irr ('opli') News Serutre -, ., A.' , . :. - '' ' ---- '•e -'. ' - '•• - ••. • - move - - s , ' "*ass.., f1 -'." - -. yO 1 '. - • ,' ;, i.' -.. . r- ',.' ' " - •---- • . - ' C. .....W. "' -. - - . ' . SWEET S . 1 . s K - tiC the ~i41aj , ... to prepare a deticious buffet The ca.e arni sesame eirnt*rs - a -' -. ' one Fruit Ft- ipj.'e • ., vaue'Qnthebutthm -ufthe the f'IEiU. pitcher ts a crest with wo 10.nd the pnnunga p ht bayrituth '.:rida foods' A spnngwnevarw. F et uffmitbeju A. Y" pitcher luUfld3 to get tvmoft us the #.-At of much Ruyal Salreut:i iixW for outdo" 11vult. The ~:tunj made after Ow I'MA ~orne economist3 with tho DePA-lin-ri. Florida and mfliUW other fruits and vi'ut,riculture and Consumer etabIir were *'iin nilnl Services have selected the fui:owtng menu fur just such au11 .ree4x.s ha-.a e Kitchen-tested in Tallaha.'eaee and feature "Goodness you can Fk*ida. tz U-FtuctdaBeefSa1ad Cuffled Corn & CoWn • . . . i) " liltr> ij one-third sliced onion t 4.U) butter Chopped canned pinuento or sauteed chopped fresh rt'dpepper :opttonah train k.raut well anti reserve 'at-up of the liquid, set aside. In large saucepan or Dutch •v,.r', it'te t'j1ry and onion in buttes wild trisp.teri'Ier. He.n. In with slutirti spei saune pan brown frankfurters; remove. Add l'a cups of water, ___________ '- sauerkraut pepper 2 - cornstarch I's tbsps _U __________ KRAUT ANI) IL't IRK ('()IJNTR' sryii: 3 cups undrained llb frankfurters cut ln'idncnilkes I cups water ' a cup white vinegar 34 cup sugar lbee bouillon cube 't tap. salt 4 tip. ginger - . much luglwr permntage of -meat stretchers." dishes iitat.stretctu' ?dan'' ot tiuet eway. ing dishes offer good nutrition. as well as flavor. And they also can lend interesting variety to daily menus. The recipes which follow will assist in stretching the meat iisr. - L-tittS Stir in Iran'..-,. and Ileat *u:.t== 4%r \t.ik" j ' ''' '.inciir, suiur, bouillon cuix', soIe tiring to tiiil. stir in cornstarch blended in re. '.'9h' liquid, Sirtuncr. 5tirring. until maining t4 cup water H ull; ...t sugar nut! t,,uiihd% cube' ilis. Hiinutt'. \tLfIflue, Ai!I k inghonwniakersmtoU.Itnga for management to step In And take a firm stand against price Increases. nO matter what the source d5' reason. Publix has taken Its stand. Saw. 21.95 Sal. 299" • . POfl Ancient Catalogue Sought Reg. 355. Sale $39. 1$ screen m.asur,d di agonally. Automatic fin, tuning. "Chroma Loc" selects proper balance of _.J olors . -, ATlANTA Delta Air Unes announced it has signed a purchase agreement to buy 14B..7V.200 aircraft wlt bodied In terior configuration from The Boeing Company at 6' Rag. 159.9$. Sale $229. - SAVE 71" .--.- - Abg .C .. Winter Park - Florida Gas Company had its most suecessful year in 1971, stockholders were told in the company's annual reoort. Pipeline and distribution revenues reached record highs in 1971. Operating revenues of Florida Gas and liii sub. aidlarles, some of which were subject to refund, were $110.5 million, an Increase of 14 per cent over the 1970 level, W. J. Bowen, president, reported. Consolidated net Income rose 27 per cent to $13.2 million, before giving effect to a non-recurring special charge of $710,000. This charge reflects the write-down of certain assets relating to the modular home subsidiary, whose manufacluring operations were discontinued In 1971. The Income Increase resulted In earnings of $2.02 per common share, before giving effect to the special charge, compared with earnings of $1.76 per share in 1970. cost of approximately $100 million. Deliveries of the aircraft will commence in Fetruary 1973. The agreement provides - that the purchase of the aircraft is contingent upon the iffl merger of Northeast Airlines Into Delta, with Delta being allowed to terminate the agreement no later than July 15, ' : "i . ''. Ii . .-. - I - . . - .- -- - IFM subject to certain penalties, In the event the merger has not taken place. Extra resilient cells and heavy In. sutatlon. Full or twin site mattress or box spring. each with 12 sIde or b -• . i-.- .. - assorted decorator colors. Rag. st.s ea. Sale $45 ia. x Full or twin size mattress spring. each with 12 side suppvft Foam. Quitted rayon coirer. Sole. Our biggest savings ever on refrigerators! . -. . Delta Buys 14 727s Save $15 Rag. S?.tS ia. Sale 49.95 ea. hardware. S Save s2 ncraft e Par Exleg. I.??. Sal. 6.??. Sale. Save 30' on any of these portable color Penncrest t TV's Big savings on twin and full size mattresses and box springs. Save $10 lnclud.s a triple dressir. thest, full slit headboa rd and mirror Features double engraved pecan vsnrs over seisci herd woed;. Spay . ....i' . . . .•- • .... . . .•. The Pay Board and the Price Covnmiasl*n and the (.ost of IAvng Council try to seed the InWrIeane into tUhI'fltSEnn bffl they haven't ftgureel how to the hurrican, from T Florida Gas Sets Record wacP.ahie S-M-L.)1. 1'• - - p3iefT5tt.r doubleru1 in jacquarcts or solids machine It f a share, upls per ceflt from $t3 million. orlt cents ashare, oil real estate and secwltlea for both yews, UWeil*1 revenues for 1971 from the motor inn and office building operatIon 04 the Gateway urban renewal project In Newark, N. J. Sale 6 ° Rag. 7.9$. I 1•..\ LVI For the flfthconsctutie year, tt Fair lroperUcs,ln, reported record net Income n 1971 0411.5 million, or 17 cents the ytar before. Cash flow, total Income snd rental Income were also at record highs, Norman N. Kranzdort. president of the real estate and shopping cen ter development company, said. Cash flow was iç 4 per cent to 162 milUxi, or 73 cents a share compared with $39 million, or 70 cents a share, the year before Cash flow is the combined total of net Income depreciation and deferred taxes on Income. Total Income Incre&sed 2$ per cent to $23.7 million from $11.3 million Total income figures include profit on the isle 44 iii F"i :114 :Sl children's deck shoes r' Sets ......... '•I . ----- Fa I cJ - 'r pri tie ,,t11 sure, that must be considercl n fryIng fat onderstatvl why tmr are slow to pi l've remilts in ttngIng gages and prees into a more stable relationship The international situation. for example, introdet into every industrial #w6rlomy on earth ( ountrici that import and ",r! 2v. vjef #,W%.i*nf in. th fluwrw'e of the oronomles whieb they deal. These and other factors r'.v roll the waters irwi dye aver,nne i n the etiwwWfly a itAtling tti'41 t(snv,flI('t'l* fond.q. They add to the price (A pfOt$tIffld arwlpackaglng. t4otonly dothey rd meal than evev. st b'if they drr.ard higher eitialify ruts Rut th' gn'd life to which afl Americans aspire is rymbnftv'd by more than IrM tln4rvilably, a tAgger house, Wler cat, ei pensIve vstatinn and a variety of hoPi wages and prices. Are Americans -milling to work hard for is gtM hfol Of tours. Are they willing to work as hard as thy once 414' Ar. t he offspring of Imitant4s willing to work as their fathers r141' cwrh questions pertain to whIte-a, well as blue-collar workers, to pxetutivs as well the johi Spending habits. both public and private, are an upk'etvr 4riitrllrtt In inflatiuuti And t* patterns Piloil fh,,ts .peri;llr nr evcr.rising aspirations, tiolti piI.lir SOd ftSeflSI. While the federal wrvernrnent attempts to Pill the IN fin pilt' , ills, Ironically. pumping tfl(P yruest Into the net Ipe thrr,'igh ikfkil spending, neceuit.iitrd sires for better erluratk'n, t. health, environment. security. (hkr the tt'ttti'i"1i Poor f'1lotion control. So far this new inlrNIient hasn't showfl tIP In lower corporate profita, but quite likely It has shmvn III) in higher prices The costa are qpreall lhnmgh society. All society pays While n-oasu:ners uirniplaln about Pugh prices, they demand he relieved instantly. Their Is, fOI' rumple, an Imbalance of Jobs versus applications whose rl.s ') bark 20 years At tkit tI,,,r ii lot of little Americans were brought Into the etinnuiy, and now they are looking for jolts, And so, while the number of jobs grows, the ,,,iriil*r of job seekers gu,ws luster. ilitri' is the matter tot proper truulriIrii hliuw does the nation sunlivipuete future Jobs with any " d"gt' h'WY' l'Iy years unto we had the answer triui'i ttwrii as engineers and teachers. Now they are JoIilrs.s 'lilt fart is that there are jobs iinfil!rul for week* ts'rsiusa, added .o the s&ectivity of irn. ployrrs who are trying to keep u,sts down is the uibsemn-c nf Inulividuals properly qualified for flEW VORK fAPI pocketbook Issues of Jobe and prices are unlikely i before the election or after It or tVtti perhnps In this ikeniIe. and wise c.oniiiiis(s know it. At'tlnit upon this kniiwiedge fit another thing. A political tandidole cannot acknowledge that the problems are without proe.. i 1w'11 for liuniiinte solution, wit at least until after Novem. her. JIM like the economists. Thursday, April 6, 1972 they know. PAGE lB THE SANFORD HERALD The issues that keep unemPlu,'lm'Iht and inflation sin 4 per i-tnt to ii pet cent rate are deeply rooted in our spending habits, our ticinantl.s for finer ItotMis, our aspirations, our POPO0 illation mix, our work ethic, The Iiresunt' (in the jot, vuarket nnd on prices have built Rfor runny years uinil they cannot Sale. Save $2 per gallon on interior or exterior paints. Sale. All styles and sizes. Gaymod& panty hose. Sale. All woven and knit men's sport shirts Pocketbook Issues To Hang On - The SANFORID PLAZA open tonight until Unlikely To Go Away Problems AND SOUR -- Swu'et i)lentts with sour in this kr4iiit and frank- furter combination f'avored with bouillon serve with butter mashed tat . , ' prepartd hwurs btivry U14: appointed wtie. The salad re41Y needs M3 chance to u,utnmteantibsat its best. Ju.st the fl4th3 celffy. AM servo It hot. Wb.y not uitn ttw lime appe over ba a male nuenibet of your house. t'ate the) uustly are well ittapteti at r.iaktn* tutie drink, These di-trik* are fm-sty. refreshing and easy because everythln(squkkly misedun a 1' tOW With )(*it patio bullet '.'uUIpICLC1 sit, sit b4it re ax an enjoy spring a Florida. tiblC �' 28-The Sanford Herald _____ -m ___ ' " ' -''' . ' ' ' ' - - Thursday, April 6, 1972 ' -' I, ,;-_~_- ' - ' ,. "- IT . - , UJ## 11k'ii _..__- - Thurtthsy1 April 6,11712-38 Her&d I" (1,5!1-tO,, ]V4i4q e L _ _1-t-__ - ' ' '' I The Snnford N wsi tamps I In'The J - ~L __ ~. - ..: ~ S ' ' ' . S IS SYD KOP4lSPI By IRVING DESIOR phorptographic lrTprflo tars wrver Esisna f' exhibit displays more than 200 and famed phoionumahst Rob photos of ('bIns from 1470 en Caps Their doeiimentar Recently through 1971. fratunng obser- photos have historical as well tog'aphy's role as a meats of of ci4ht perceptive as visual value. communication and under-vations ____ thaw in QUna visitors. The Peoples Republic of standii in the present Early China was $iotorsph- China. born In IN$. is seen relatkms between United ed in 1R70 by John mwm IhTT)UØI the leen camera eves Slates and Red Chna Pros, Fnglishrnsn "To convey an sethree European pbott))nUr dent Nixon's desirecurate impression of 11w coun nahcts Neon Cartier-Brcs'on. evidence of our try, he W1010, "I fllSdC the Rsboud and Bone Burn, to prrv,nL the hostility of the camera the constant companion each of whom made several put C years from hardening of m wanderings, and to It I visits to China since then into an Indissoluble harrier that Indcb!od for the faithful W. Some veart ago. ('artierwould prevent discussions and CHINESE CUSTOM. As oil wot-hrr Is Values, Is the Gobi production of the scene's I v1- Bresum explained a point negothutlons between the two desert, beats her drem as she leads a de'legsllo, to admisisited It was often a dangerous which undoubtedly LT$tlOS headqaanen to aasoac'e their prod.cfton qo*as. This task he added, because to some j rnan', Amtheansi "I have Ire. Mainland China has reFit a 1957. Is lacIdesi s o the 10tign deii quenhly bit that unspo&en ,e- Ph04. b' HOIUI ('ail.iirtso. he , 1W rnaln.d a land of mvsu'r tieGrist Wall exhibit. "Rehlsd the and the camera was a rnyst'ri sire of people to we a state____ _________ / ous instrument which might rob mont of approval or disapable to travel there It more twu r souls II is advent ui'rs protal when the's kio& at ms Americans are tieiru enlight °° published In 1873, 'Illus pt'tngraphs of Communis't rood about the Chinese people trations of Chinaand its Chins be wrote. "The nc py their way of I W past and under ow present People,— one of the first bnn&a China is composed of msny la, . rf-illustrated with exact f.es rn - cinaung Ingredients Asa wan Maoist regime, it's because iles 0! ph tgrsptu made b the dAring Photographer, I had the those few travelers brought cameras and focused on Ifte reeentI invented collotvpc pro- flIpflflrtufllty to savor a great mans of thorn through the br.'. -_ behind the $ In the 19.lOs and IP4')s, an of m camera. I present them At thus time IL us significant a(h'onturnus breed of ung-ho' lb you not as political cornthat the New York MotrnpnhChina hands documented some mrni.ars' but as visual obsorvatan Museum of Art. one of the / of the birth pangs of the emerg- Lion of a nation of over half)('ftC_ countrs most prestigious innew Communist China: a-billion people one-fourth of has extendedthe runini BECOMING experts in money handling are Greg Eichner, Suzzmnnc ourna1ist F.djsir Snow, Nm 11w world's pnpul,atuon - wh' of its current photographic Wales. his first wife. 1' S. milu art- in full evolution, with all u' Lthersiit, l*athicicn Haberlan and Anthony Kt'oher with teacher, Mrs, pub;tsnn. '- RehinJ the Great resutung Upheavals, Since ' Donald King. They are learning such things as cheek writing and Wall,' to mid-May me New 3 M Desk Top Copier can neither reverse this dirrspansa" of visitors. budgeting in a budget activity period at St. Mary Magdalen School. pla eChlnanutssdrthi CO1)t'CT1lR FOR METtin 2,00(5 daily and more than Takeanoly 32% by lnyourdeskWtighs (MarilynGordonPhotn) walls of the world, it is PttP' NEW YORK API double that on weekends. reonly 19 )be. Eas4y moved. Operates on rr'ular ---- suIted In a month's extension Metropolitan Opera will have Preferable to understand Lb currmLCopies lettem pages Knd in after which it will be circulated its first "principal conductor," facts of IL' existence truv printed material including colors. Cornpcto.Summing up the ethibuuor '.- dr-v world-wide by the International .i dexiptation that has not rio ltt,1s, orcbemg-als required. Cornell Capa said, Fund for Concerned Photogra- viounly existed, in James J ply, demonstrates in (lie Ne1r' 7900 ph - for continued global ex- vine, crttr Milian Museum of Art that it pflsUTl' I-ovine, who was born 1 MAr's CAMPIIILL Prices, wherever giver., in "j4t)5 Hackett Behind the Great Vali was ciflfliLu, ,An ,, on the conducting the one medium which has rd Al' Npwstealurps writel clu& postage and tax. Pit's Lakeside with Dave proposed and coordinated by staff ntthr Cleveland O,-c'hostra eatmoal, historic, social an: t Stuar Clark Terry Is thinking about MCKeoM, Piano, Er Jazz rv'cnrdmgs don't have a for six vearr, He has conducted aesthetic significance, No other fack 'guest director' Cornell an-enmmunwawjn medium cxgreat big market, like rock and recording his big band, and ci- (flobbt"s son), drums, and Tony head of the 1. F C P a famed 29 wrformancec at the Met His 113 East ulwm DtASO& ILKIM country, an big record corn- thr distribute It himself or via Elra, bass" and "Bobby Hack- photographer in Pus own right appointment begins with the tsU whichhas such Impact - Halcyon and which pames issue low jazz recordInforms as well as ell off Cape with the Hall and an incrrasIng! important 1973.74 season delights eve etogs Chuaroscurn Records Inc.. --------- _- --_ - -Charles St., Apt 2D,Ncw\'nrk But small rtsrzpin,es - - -___ sprun up to record jazz must- N. Y , 10014, has nine records esanc who wouldn't he recorded available at *5.99 each, with 14 otherwise, and some jazz must- more coming Among those cians are recording them- available are an Earl Hines selves These recordings are with Maxine Sullivan, a Mar'. sold through the mail Thr'r-t' Lou Willuirns, a Willie "11w publicized Largely b'. word of Lion' Smith, and one "oldie.' lk mouth Most of ow companies Eddie Condon at Town Hall in 4 4 ,111, don't make mime' Their also 1944. Stan an Records. Box are companies which sell yinHollywnod. Calif 99, will tape Jan records d you a catalog on request We thought we'd interview a S A ' S S kC1 man who started a small js This Is mostly Rod MoKueru record compans', ani tr did records, but there also is a that Bull Weilbacher of Mu- Chris Conner A Chris Cannot icr Jazz - and then add a few series is planned and at least 'ite bs' Blossom Deane. other listings ALUMINUM PRE-HUNG FERTILIZER Anita O'Day Records, flax Well. In turning up listings. SCREEN DOOR C we turned up so mans' that we'll 442 Heapena. Calif 945, has a SUPER TURF BUILDER is just rigi write about Weilbacher, a jazz a he's Ut's' bs' Anita O'Day, with KOC.-3 AIR CONDITIONERS for Florida 'as It releases nutr,ents Ian turned salesman, some nib- ihvthrn section. for at they are needed '(3.80108,0308Th Otbet %01 musicians who have er time capacltv (elJ1ar Pr,r- . ' i) CK, recorded themselves and sell First aIaft,Stanlensefts uui Aeuiarl',' ......... 74 Scotty's scon's sais pre 159.00 Stan Kenton, plus Bills' May. the records Include ''°' Scalt Pianist George Shearing, '(3-89108,000 BTU Glen C,rav, Johun'.' Richards 4(5 , 7500 sq ft bag SHAMROCK rwu.slir P'ri:a' t7iand lull Hotman, through Cii- Sheba Records Bin 21 North 7.95 5000 sq, ft . bag WHEELBARROW alive World, Box 2i6. li'a An. floftywa1id, Calif. 91902. He has Scotty's Sal Price 'lsf.00 :, 7500 ft. tug 10.95 Imar new ones available and P(S-3-175 geirs, (lalif 99(135. Kenton Ift -'F HAT AND COOL UNIT his old records back from (p. iflWflds 3 Cu ft capacitV BONUS TYPE B combines ml and he sells 39o1 those, plus, vintage playing. Reg. Pri nt. 74l '(4-1212 DH ¶2,000 BTU 102 1 030' tIOt 2 mesh feiiIszer and weed control C-arnpaser-p*anist Mars- Lou making no's records with his r Fle,,ia Pr*ca- ............. 2f*,Di 'ilIi ifl imwe' tiatu,: Clø*, for baltis, bermuda, centi present band Creative World Williams sells her "Mass for Scotty's Sal. Pious 265,00 Somy' and latch. Rot or left hand. will put you on a mailing lust to Peace" at *5- and two singles pOif, ZOyI4a, lescune or blue FOOD WASTE DISPOSER t'it' receive its brochure th gr ass iawnt. or "Credo" with "Willis" and "lA'Z's ti the F'roggy Bottom' lout times a year. " 2530 sq ft bag 4.95 scam's 4 r sr i r Pr -i. Master Jazz will send you a with "Jesus is the Heat." kr 5000 SQ ft. t*9 7.95 Sale Prim 11 each, on Mar'.' Records, PC), sheet of what's available 26.95 I0,iw.&c,rTt!Avd1 750Q sq. ft. bag 11.95 LPs at present, *55(5 each, In- Box 32 Hamilton Grange, New eluding a Johnns' Hodges, an Yøit. N Y. 10021 Earl Hines with Jimmy Rushtcnot1mo,et' Eddie BooPRE' INISHED ing. a Ray Eldridge Address us sterner has his "Misu LaetPANELING Box 579, Lenin Hill Station, & are of Lutheran lithe's York, N V 1L Weilba' urs', and "All Sing to the Lord 8000 18" SINGLE 1021 DELUXE duet records musirurns whore' \ BLADE ROTARY DUEL BLADE they are today and ass's, fur a new Song" with trumpeter \ ELECTRIC MOW. ECTRlC Instance, that Rushing has Joe Newman and the Re'.' John 8100 1.3" Single Edge Shrub iusis tran MOWER gained in mellowness and depth Gensel, available from Richard 81101?' Double Edge and Hodge Trimmer snvtlung lie has lost in vouthliai Clapper at Fortress Ret-aids GRASS BAG 2 ' Shrub Ii Mudge TrimmerNo, I ,V tun,dltfor right Queen Lane. Philadelphia, ¼ 37 RANDOM SHEAR exuberance Nine morr'Lla are sdusts frontSide Scatty's Wrap arou nd front handle. Pa 19139 --I .sSnd 12'x 15' widths, live colors coming , received in trade front to 3" Pirsce Sca'SPIICS ..... 17.99 Cornet player Boob' Hackett Sotty'; price 12,89 lnstalied with 49 an English c'nsnpans Also cushion SCatty' .9 49 9 . 11) soils two of his own on 11w ing "Earl Plays Duke" Sale Price,.., sq. yd. 5.79 ftyanrnspon label. Has 7, 8220 DELUXE 4mm *4i8 LAUAN No. 72 RAINDROPS 89.99 / BLACK 9 DECKER 7000 1/4" DRILL LAWN EDGER The Blue Angel .an ctati. Hyannisport. Mass- 02547 Light. Medium or Dark 8200 GRASS Carix,t with form back, in. Best value general purpose drill for all mstruais 20 Thnccrest Dr., AIt,adena. 9 TRIMMER cuts R'.-;ijiar lr,j' - I 2.79 TRIMMER does stalled Scatty's Price ..............................Slit Calif 9100t, has six records in Wide trench on Scatty's Sal. Price - - 2.59 the work 0f Price,... 599 sq. Its catalog now. cart In BLACK 9 DECKER 7510 JIG SAW p a hand trimmer ill" a 4*8 RUF-SAWN All. No 72 RAINDROPS vi.tmL, where Master Jazz's Scotty's Price Scatty's 9.11111; laster arid easier BARNBOARD Jute back installed with 48 plaVerzcarnrhyonuthetradgunn Price BLACK I DECKER 7301 7W' CIRCULAR SAW J 1 97 o: cusnoc of the black bands, the Blue ri..." .. 9ci 34,99 Scoti"s Price 12,88 Scatty's Price ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Lair Price - - - - 599 sq. yd. Scutty't Sale Price Angel musicians come from the 5,95 background of the while bands Pianist Marian MePartland one of the pioneers in selling SCOTTY'S BRAND her own records starting tour Ill % V ;-%, ,,0, the wo ow so PV SPRINKLERS " -'run agn. has a live album LEAF RAKE e_ 11 M is r,jis as sa saI s. w, I from a club in Rochester, Y LR2C) Hen, Was 5,. 1 ( N V. "Ambiance, - which is Amrs',a ; .-iili'., her trio, and A Delicate But "leen UI (..ld' 'tsuj doer, which is her trio and on u"-'- II5Si 1 Siutty's "Itattia' fláia" which the plays electric puoun si I We Puce 77c lbrflrsITImrEmI%..I .. . AM' iprorning is Mariars SPEE)ECK 5.r,'' Mr:r-t1.ni Trt; i'1 p ti LODR an DECK -_ "la The Itala," Zintesun I 9 ant duets ENAMEL 72H117D RANCHERO 7"" m,u10" a 6.10' '" ose are available from HAAS ALL WOOD Th ' I White and COlurt stile. '7' a G'6' a 6'S" inside with 56' a (4" dOor Nether Halcyon Hecni'd, flax 4255 KITCHEN CABINETS SHERMAN SPRINKLERS P'.t y'sSllePr. 99.95 LP'1AY Grzuid Nntrnl Station, T't".; '.'r Scotip's s?-' -ta -' Scatty's Price 19,1.) .,5,79 Jusgk 'e'.' The tb.tBr.s", Sg,r,kler 77t'4,1Ø RANHERO msues 0'2" (4'6" 610" York. N 's' 10017, at Sf99 each nut fly $ fret e'tiryile on 'Cjv U 170 Full Circle 319 side. 9'?" a 10' a 6'8" snide with 56' a 64" door, MC'PALOTE - "anyplace in Ow world -Scatty', U - I ITH - - I 1 V, .. I . ~ ~ijl 4it _. -7 - ' ' ' V~ ~= It I . ' I , 1 ' • '1 - Ili_ I 14N.A - ,, -- - ! IK'i1i/.4' 11111/4' at (1app A PIlt 'It lr"'r i,t"I h'niiitil Pinlionol Picks r,.'orcis,sI -' - V., l ,77N ,t ,-. '. I IV flip 11 9 I'llittal Service - V 7 510051 Seashoir anti ('Sty of Iti'f hw will hayc' ii lie IP1CTTC ii, hg. In hawaIi 'Ihe ! t enter hnflt,ii Wlf Salsiti' to Apollo'' llrprodiued imp F'arttt Park for the h'er- In lull t-iibnr on the rover of itu f"mniln Arts In the Virginia program ire' stamps of sIx fri "'thumbs if Washington, Ii C It pn natIons tnrnmni'mnrating se it newcsntc'pt in flit- National the 11 S spare effort 'The pith ii theatre in Oration will hear an Aprillo XV lark Rvsl"fli wiutwiril surr',iitu1ins 'she," a slump rnrilIe'd April 16. the 'side variety of insieft al cvi ole date of the planned launching of \ 4 1 tit- ) lo~ . -- ? _; I 1 r ;-_r -__-__ - - - ,- __-~~.~i _. I . - ~ '_ Em ' Are 4PV - _ ______ 11 I________ j,_ , -' - j-)0 catilti within the 1 1 S , Can. titters issued by the .'pu of I- azz R Sold by Ma il -. -- ,;,.. ,j__- - . ,. ,,",,., , ___N _, ---, ) 01 1letl1o(llsL Church, pott'.or milk cartons and shell macaroni were right. Joel Hankins, Michael Slot), Eric displayed by Cub Sotit Den Four at Pack 540's Bedsole, Uonnld Dyer and Craig ()'linrn. Murilyn Gordon Photo) Hobby sight at Casselberry ('onlmunity United of the ;iiu.k Left to FLOW ER arrangenu gil'. Ill cofllaiflits fl18(tC i gi ______ ______ -- - - - --- -- ., - . C oins County 16 : Scions. 1 . -$ :9 Black '. '::::::::,. CARPET Deckw" of the American Revolutionary IT=th subscription basis. 7be listed. wA fluctuations in value medals are available and are faithfully pi..,.c.d up luau War. The medals will be available further Information can be these wo popu catalogs, in sterling silver and in solid cured (scn the Ibstoric Mint of Every S. coin from 1793 to U . platinum or 24-karat gold finish long Island 9 date is listed and special seeat, sterling silver. The medals Blvd., Greenvale, Long Island, Lions cover gold, cornmemo..,ii .i.., in •i, r'" V. lly IL i caUses, proofs and modern a-ama of the awakening of the paper money. For easy iden• 0 fight for freedom in the Amertulication, retail columns are scan Colonies. printed In red, and wholesale In The events to be depicted on bank notes A new series of bLack the medals will be: the Boston released by the Central Bank of Eah coin type Is Illustrated Massacre; the Battle of Hunker the Republic of the Philippines with clear, full-size photoHill; the battle of Lexington recently appears destined to ofgraphs and Brown & Dunn let the 100-peso value In two va• ________________________ grading guides are placed nietles. This note is the high adjacent to each coin type. The she ii 'VORLD ALMANAC obligations. When the 100-peso notes, punted in England, were recmedin the Philippines, it was soon noted that they were quite similar In color to the 20-peso issue. This realization caused - - - ' - ,,,,. ,,.,., - i - ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, L ______ ' , "* ' it ft I - - - - STORAGE BUILDINGS I - The first federal corrii;I election practices la w passed in 1907. prohibiting corporations from contributing campaign fun-Is in national elections for ()tt'&' dent or congressmen. The World Almanac mu-calls, Art act passed in 1909 prohibtied national banks and LolOtios (torn g ivin g campaign funds to Ofl elective candidate the Central Bank to withdraw the higher value and return It to the security printers "for further coloration to make them more counterfeit-Woof and so they would not be mistaken for the 20-ocan notes." -100-pesO note features a portrait of the late Philippines President Manuel, Rosa's on the face side and a vignette of the Central Bank building on the back. The bills in the new series carry the signature of the former govfu(g of the Central flank, Al- / It's fun to be comfortable and in tathion too! The tleIs dress a' sport shirt is in, and it's great for our hot summ4r Heather. Topped by a double knit jacket, with it's stretch and ease of motion. yook. iI feel as cool as you l sth wide C.app's suggests a Cearisgafe. 'ared lapels. flap pockits and a belted back, the latest in fashion arid comfort In menus jackets. And remember. there Is never a cnare for expert alterations t Capps n rtt'tjnitructomS, - Gens'ruusdash pepper lean 116 oz. )horne-stylc pork and beans American cheese spread in nrrccusria.I can "' fliorooghi)' mix all Ingre, clients except beans and ctwt'se Divide Into 4 mounds on '' holds the " and Selling United States - - ---- --- --- - - ---- - ; r world Is available at your stamp store The lowe-leal al-rt(Ordingdan most accurate 1w s5stem for (.k burn with spareS for 45,) early The rojiml w stamps is $11 95 l9l The t works ere offered to Special features include a companies for a nominal dance uIIs1Jb'1 t StOl' I un world map In brilliant colors, worldwide stamp identifier and a collectors dictionary The at. burn contains 896 pages showing every stamp Issuing ccantry in mefft ( 205 W, First $,v..t Dial 3V-4511 $AJ4FORO ____________________________________________________________ the world ON E-OF-A-KIND A million dollar exhibit of FASHIONS die-proofs. of U- S. stamps from 1847 to 1967, furnished by the llS , Postal Service [philatelic Museum, will have Its lint pub' lie showing at Stamp Expo '72 JIRNEC O ORTREL ELANESEC in Anaheim, Calif April 1416 Sponsored by the lntcrnational Stamp Collectors Society, the . .' F t"f fl 'ec.tesi F }CIICS ic.' -' e YP YAM CRIED - 1 POLYESTER KNITS ,'i) , CLEARAN,CE ~ '.-,.,' ' e PRITtEL - toliIe -.- 13RIC SA ~ - OLYE'ER & corrom SPORTSWEA -, E IF IS \ ' I-iDR N., ,4V ,,!w ) $3.25. )',,eji. ' " '' • ",. moruLANK - I ________________________ 9 VICTORIAN PRINTS !/\,\ , I I I I objects-our rej. PMIV^MMSW 298%- - - '1' - A outataiding savings on a 50 / 50 blend of polyester & cation in 4501wide p.rmo-press spring sportswear. '-SNI - '. ' ..... . N .s '-' F'& tN5.a *. ," " N 77 WHIS____ PRINTS ,,,A .1.1 . '-' :::" $I YARD '*', - I -, I 0111'. 0 I n ,, _ - ' - e -'- -1- '-'. ' -- ----------- waxed paper; flatten each Into 5.lnch circle. Turn up edge of meat to form ''inch rim; re muse train paper, Place shallow baking dish Bake at 450 degrees for 10 minutes. Spoon off fat, Top 'sith beans recently struck Eisenhower bake 10 minutes more or until dollar Is included . t,tut.s are hut, Garnish with The third edition, "Buying t'hecs(' Makes tour servings funso Calalanig. rather than Gregnziolit'woi who - . ---__-_ - I# tsp. onion salt A . value Ins series which dude's 1, 5, 10, 20 and 53-peso FACTS 'I " , " ' ' - , FROM TIIV, ('()IN BOX The Boyd Mint of (;rc':st lInt sin Ii is hi'en C .i1fl I ith 1. ' \ ____ '' Park, Alaska fN75, with your years They are now being re of IS cents. placed by i{eclmal pieces HowIs available for $1 at all remittance office at the present time. The Coins," and Concord; Burgoyne's surBy PAUI,J. WEE ever, to serve collectors If'. and multi-colored 100-peso note, coin dealers, hobby render at Saratoga; the victory CopIr- News Serslee America. the Royal Mint is set to write ow Or, like the 20-peso Issue, was pry- bookstores, of the Boohonirne Richard, and tins a side 250,000 sets from a ( r al ii The Historic Mint of Long seven other important cs'enls. dominantly mauve or purple. publishers Western Publishing newly set up bureau in WashItocine, Wis. ' Co., Inc., Dept. M, The series Is a UITdIed, doucarried Spec iai covers Island has begun an issue that Inglon The postal address will . 53404. One dollar should be him 111 1111 cono cii.ring ntnelm and port be [lox 700, Benjamin Franklin include a series of 12 coni- bk-hatlmarked, double-struck, added for h,anlllng, 2)Ih V,ashington.I memorative medals depicting proof-quality and numbered ni.crcarv of Scott's birth a sets will coseach important events that occurred edition. Only 20 sets 'sill be The third edition of Whitfourhorse coach traveled from '" The during Ow American Bevolu- struck in platinum finish or , man *,% Buying and Selling Abbo(eford to floibur hihire sterling silver; 200 '.'. ,A ill tionary War period. NF'" l)A"sCKPILUJFCT United States ('urns," by Ken TIC'TAC'TIJE some 3 1/2 niiles away. .struck in24'.karat gold finish ofl Thc series was designed by NEW' YORK 'APP - The Rressett, has Just been ccnEANliulu;I:ls.s pIe-Ic with postman. driver 4 group of international mod- sterling silver I)ance Notation Bureau. aided leased. Geared to the beginning passengt'rs In costumes of those I lb ground beef alist,s led by noted sculptor sterling silver. , '.' be by a grant from the 'sational or casual collector, the book tittles (larry Rosin and verified for numbered and registered. lt.. beate Endowment for the Arts is itfl5tS the outstanding feahistorical accuracy b> Dr. F.achmedalwilltw3Qmmtndione thi rd cup tine, dry training 10 ' lures of th e "Guide, Book of Bruce W. Bugbee, eminent his. arneter or slightly larger than people with ability to rec reate bread crwsibs United States Colas' arid th e ' UUIii' ii , The latest itlition 119711 of and dire ct dance Col lege. Loria""IGe't"sb wares 'srittefl S SitS Cf tu. p. prepared nIiuSial'u• '.LlaJ.sAS,..,.,L- o., United • the H E. Harris Senior Slates is being struck in cvmmemo t,absnuI-ation i n The medals are offered in DU%H retali and whole- 2tbsps. prepared horseradish man Album for stamps of the Labanotation is said to be the ration ci the 200th anniversary seti oniy on a one modal e prices for each coin are III UP,salt ' - . ' t':'irwm'lljtis'n '.ts shuhil hi pistol irkesi n IS) &' - 1 ,f ('I .nr' ' -' _________ - ,i . - ' , ,- , . - . il Alaska, the highest on this con tinent and the In-al ixiint of the 3,030 square miles of v 111cr. ' " 28 L' " I :. - . ,,,,, .... ,' dressed to - Mt McKinley which are souvenirs of the coin i' _____ 7 ,,,.. niVtiit,eii)Or -' -' ., / ,,"# double cancellation fume ' ; - ,,•,, ! , i - CARDEN CART Dep cted i' . '- view I. irel R , money cc f,., ' lude your remittance of 6 ness evolut on I / .1/ I s tn-en rerpiesfrd by (on order for the gresenirn Mario Ihaggi if) I% In I'CCCI 'Ii i -' lint day rover Ii,, r .1 Au (' ,lo r liii' 15 cent ,iltsi iie di i, e -ti' fl ol MI McKinley. .,t.'d 1', 45 Ui'r a inc qu ' lUeArivirazartexr right corni'r tunp -- / tinnal clamp C ol l et tori So'irty I' (I (lox 4n, Ii's Angeles ('all( )Q4t The cii lute to Apollo Program wsIh (ant rIled st.imp is II and ti'" - , - t ullti u.n are reminded ihai i , ______ - - S'lf trip Farm . ". irons, Vii mw) - ithi pr per ,emIIt4nce :- I,,isike.I us liter than June pip, - 0 0 -4 - ___________________________________________ hissed Iii - -Pi~ - _. .....----------- - p sv, - - •' )-" bw 1140111 U ' ., 0 't. 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''. - _•_ :- ', '4 - - - !% (billy s DOUBLE KNIT is , 4itill 811 firp"It" $198 a 94 EV4we UYARD - '- appearing in The Santord Herald are available to you In 8x10 r°'rinf &i for $3 s,w 4.'d •'inr Iie.tt' .', l.,,rs 1. hot t .-% Iset r*'tar of A,gric'ufturr, was in RPprec*SLItifl of Winri flixirs rlTtart in assisting the Federal Gcn'rrnnwni in Its PientiTul Fnouh )'risgrum The prujrum was designed to give aearwnrr If, agr*rultnrul prudurts in turt'r -than .norl auppls .., DIAL 322-2611 or 831.9993 G - AIV'" fabri-fie" FABRIC CENTERS ¶-,LL LTX,' rRl,-OPN 5dt4, 1.6 Sanford-Pln.cr.sl Center Nail to Sears Maitland-Narlhof Underpass, 1441 III Orlando Ave. ET.i L,ONGWOO!) Hwy, 1791 and 04 OpOII ufl(i$1 bOa ot 7 p rn mutt lye'. Wed 9 4 lit Ip in n' Thur.. fri,Sat94 cii . , Vp SANFCR 4138. Sirs! St. Ope'ri Sunday hO a rn ) p ii'. Mlii Ivat WtJ. Th,,rt &5,41 vi "I p in-. Fri9a.n'., , . - �4B-Tho Sanford Herald Thursday, -t Experience Is I - -- A,,.,, so P.e,•,, the Best Teache 1 iorts of strtppEnS johs of the Roman times when the bindr. But then do pf tm&n tnu nt. called Ban dozing job is CtpeIY itv To klop they are oes eyed " By ViVIAN BROWN THOMAS A. REEDY pmudest perhaps of siorials eser tell when their own town was slUd LoMinium To naenLa SiPatrick as Some figures tiled by the 01 them bandthe Newstestvres Wtiter Associated Press PIa%ltig remodeled old wall panis e ROU%an Wa th ll 4t.WCT$te in NW ftan,uventa In 355 AD. archeologists: preser'stiaTi ed A * stnpçsng eftng bouØit from a New ott LONDON the queen. L 0 ? DC N societies. Is net as simple as It A survey for a75-mi)esireteh only to be nappNi To Ireland like shooting London all the way square feet of wide- building Ic disassembled, re From snatch of time The toborn and epros may wem in this hisiry-ridden of new motorway revealed 124 when be was 15 and thence to y Hr-icr plank. t3Oyea old ftonñng. mitered and reassetibled the i.e Crewe on co me whit * is to*s *11 that e past be border of Wales Is vision pen.otsahty Wi l l it'owii tetiriints .ii th tint moldings to fit a rcsn of his P*V$ 11* 5( marks. cropping up 1fl although m1 two areheologjr *tioIi saint of that lrou4 a htgllw*y the Romaru built. Is w exception. e icarneti the ring a1 large segmental Brititoa!ourmonthatodo PYAIIe. called Watling Street. Ht* BniIts , trtwdiurn used phosphate. hard way d been thought to be lint daiing urh disparate characters sins population Who W01T. vo1 Ofl FN%1% treasure projects few a as a art inriarts see II learned 'it is rood for all a Roman settleSt JtrwI >m about'e1rrd rithrr than tO- a Hadriar and involved. of I) But the ciperts say they Scrubbed waits and worked trove But motorists have other merits in Wiltshire. not more not sure if Steeles mnrro% That is about it tar apart 55 than in survive has been bit , it as a paper hanger. his Interest Giant motorways are under Ns--mes, views s. Liverpool anyone run 't Incorporated into major motor- whetted grow. The kind of things the hislo Steele wants to preserve construction Theyinfringe 1'ti has a team of ways because it could be The nans worry about often conflict slit' and turn at into a irw Tell City. kid., where Plots th Angles and Sasons archeologists working actwe OUTdO Romans built utraight and well Ih 30th 'building furniture was the m' thU.II would he once The ID £ttP In before the Fooling around with Watling main endleavor." ta ce landowner Di' Sh k esp eare' s Stratford on .;ans built sectors have to improve *.." 0~2~9~4~ lie went on to his own borne Pd vid Steele bought up some laud Avon as a tourist attraction and Street now, either .1onc sUe or si-thee- cecs, a nd have T 1)avvntrs- in the middle of a mecca for every Irishman in the road or dig up the Past. projects twit pa leaves. trar.tarit to unalltrtdmde logical dit' is mmmc Into Its known hiszginral slips but are per. sanding float-s. building R EARL ARONSON Britain's Department worried about those ibm mis' F.ngi,ano and hrouhl in bUli the world The venture still is s'udual pots that will be ready own and another a nd a hotel N.wt?.ot; AP create kitchens, carpeting staircases up in the air, It's anybody's guess in each to lot sinking Into the garden as of the Environment has been for tact of advance iorma dfl?CrS and Installing aluminum siding sports center learTmifl how involved this can win Iii ancient London, bufldo?ers case, which wins yesterday Because some flowers and tOOfl it 11W SOIl WiT1flS in while in the media business A bulldozer uncovered some The prime need. the unirersiget constanth turning up relics toMorrow turned to broadcasting as a vegetables need a kinget- grow spring He To stop a new highway or an ty says, is to "at least record Roman pots and coins The University Irig season than northern elmstudent at Indiana several was one of bull- an invcsvgate sites before ports said it airport ci- just a slmpl'. ___________ _________________________________________ and became weatherman for mate provides, your only Before plowing or rototilling chance to raise them is to start Lou station, The host of televisions them indoors early, then move the garden, broadcast two to "% . tt has them outside when the weather three pounds 0f complete lertil' My I" p I 4__e~jiter tb-b-b Is good) per t( . e show, permits IV , 7?,, another haf4mour 'rv H ft Smooth with rake after '"r Some of these Items art ;K 'any's Workshop' no which I e I A snapdragon, coleuS, petunia. plowing If you planted seed not he is assisted t- tñ wife switch off the siren before it IS taut. They show others how pepper. eggplant and melon Of treated with a protectant fungi. By ANDY LANG It fungicide. Use di,and that the durn- do it, and' sometimes how-not- course. you can buy seedlings tide, activated AP Newsfesturrs 4401. my book weighs only five to-do-It. They've made their started in greenhouses by oth- ease resistant seed varieties What's new on the• market' pounds and thus can be earned el-i. but half the fun is in atszng whenever ivaitab)e share of blunders, he says , , ._~ ft ~~~ A saw during travel f& motel or hotel ,_ them from seed - ~ _~__ CT ~ - I - a I .~-_f -N_ Ir ey Th furbished an la-room. - Z re THE PRODUCT room protection. lb-ve.r old house in WashIris and shrubs should be guide for use with hand-held ('OOtI$IWI-I Needed e lngtctiwifle. N V., arid are now fertilized after the frost is out power sws, A-!th drainage holes, a growing , ~ " A the I& home THE PRODOCT Sculp , I'vinAdellm It test , medium and a sunny W1TIÔMW of the ground, using two pounds I Manufacturer's claim s ,I k - _____ That, instead of attempting to tured three-dimensional brick 10-room C,enrg-ian Colonial on ft The container may be a plastic of a complete fertilizer such as 6 r " . four acres in Indianapoks. cut along an unguided pencil for decora ting indoor walls. IL dr-9 pan. aluminum pie plates. clay 1044 per lC) square feet of 1111, hasnt tweii redecorated Manufacturer's claim Urit, the guide enables the user a or pea pots or wooden fiats SUic-f to make a straight, perfect rut That toe brick can be put up I Later 'ou'll want small clay or On the show they are likely t that the guide is with self-stwk.ing tabs and thus every time peat pots into which to trans mounted easily and sec urely by C*ri be removed later if neces- cover such Tulip Tip f plant seedlings a cam acti on lock regardless of sary without damaging the Installing ceramic tile or room Reminder about your tulips that a special inter- dividers or they might tell how the trimmed width of the board walls The growing medium may be After they bloom this spring. ______ that it won't mar or mart lock-ing construction makes in- to antique furniture. Wally had sterilized soil ibaked for an don't cut the stems and leaves oven the wood . that, on boards up st.allatiO simple - - that each this advice for begtnncrs, based our except to remove the seed pod -wide, a so-degree brick package contains a tube on his own epenences: If) vermiculite or pcthle and peat. that remains on top if you have ... Measure everything s'errrucu1it or penile with not cut the flower)- The stems that achieves a of mortar cut s provi&rd - boards up to 6 inches wide, the do-it-yourselfer to complete an 1w-ice. milled sphagnum moss (any of arid lea ves provide food to pro- Find somebody who these on a 50-50 basis), or a dixe flowers next year. guide gives an accurate 15-dc- entire wall, there are both left grec cut on either side of the and right-hand outside corner know-s how to do whatever you react-tc-use mixture You may have the bulbs in want to do and then find out brink-s crosscut 10-degree set ting Wet. then drain the medium to do it from turn, and fill container almost to top. the ground and plant colorful ' that each of the three settings Never ask advice of a level and firm down Scatter annuals around the tulips- You A spark THE PRODUCT remains beked with lea d by hand - that the guide plug repair kit to save the cylin- commercial store unless seed or plant in a line made do not have to dig up the bulbs only when they a cirder heads in chain saws, outowner is past with a point ed stick or pencil each year works equally well with And he thinks tittle can be Cover seeds lightly with show inferior flowers or none at and board motors and other gascular or sabre-type saw learned from books on that Its rugged design assuresoboe-powered eqwpment earn moss and then label them all Then. when the foliage Is ject although there are some dying. dig up, store until Sep- ,. Manufacturer's claim That the kit contains sell-tap- good ones. • Water only when the growing ternber, October or November The trial and error system medium is dry on top Fertilize and plant An ultra- ping, self-threading inserts THE PRODUCT Don't plant tulips directly sonic burglar alarm disguised which make potsible easy re ma, be tedious, but it gives YOU once in 10 to 12 days and turn stripped threads in time to work out a problem, to agai pair of and nst a building since the frequently fairly #& ntainer as a book co warmth may make the bulbs spark plug ports Manufacturer's claim , that only You migtzt just COW up with an keep aeedlingsstraight. drill- innovation. But no ma tter howThat the unit uses high I requen'- two Installation sZs When the plants are about start growing earlier than nor. detect In- trig of hole and placement of good an amateur is. he can still two inches tall or have three triil. GIRL FINALISTS in the annual county Bicycle Rodeo were: first, Shirley Wilson; second, Linda Grisson; and third Jill Harper shown truders and scare them away insert - are r*c'tssai'y - that _____________ with a loud siren -. that the the self-tapping inserts can be with IA, Fred Kelley of Seminole County Sheriff's Department who was solid-sta te electronic sntern is installed in cast iron. aluminum in charge of the rodeo. concealed lnwhatappearstobe and magnesium c-ybnder heads WING DWARF (Ann Riley Photo) and that each kit contains a leather-bound dic tionary that the replica book is trim- an instruction booklet. med and lettered in gold and iFor advice on bms to handle fits mcmspwuously into any that the alarm Is 3$ borne repair problems. send 169 bookshelf ready for action when plugged $1 to this newspaper in care of tr*i outtet Box s: Teaneck. N J. 07566. for Into a lw-volt with artxnn lamp then plugged t'p - of Andy Lang's handBEAUTIFUL -EVERGREENS bo'*, 'Practical Home ReInto the outlet at the back of rL . BLUE VASE that any movement pairs') slant 8 1024" DWARF GOLD TIP 2 FOR ' * in the ëone-shaped 30(1-square1 & iThe saw guide is manuJUNIPER coves edb the oonnd foot waves automatically activates factured by (apco. inc., Den I theroar., light . . . that, lS sec. bar St., Chester, Cam ; the 2FOR PFITZER "SPREADING' 1 311.BuSHY BAKER'S onds later, a siren wails. that burglar alarm by the 3M Co., .thelS-.econddelaypernutsthe Box 33686. Si- Paul, Minn. JUNIPER 19 & 37-% _____________________________ ______________________________ homemaker the option of ng 55101, 11501. and the spark plug ' the book alarm Ior convenient repair but by GTOOV-J*II Carp, And 44' fighting when entering a dark. 1125 Hendricks Causeway. g juniper 495j SHORE JUNIPER =Tai ..IE thIstimeio Rzdgefield,N.J.,7.l since da. -----------ASSORTED - . - wr. ww,n By He : i,!- nlk w . - is 11 I -11;. II r ®- ~ -160 101-1 - - tess and 1$ A colossal j tltAIET13I IE1I hS,,ily 4 off ) 21 A'.' Isiir in*taI n.tIrs fet',, IT WnsWte i''t 4$ ltosiun lennir- 5 Within I ib) 22 lSl'lir".pt'i $*At,k.n ape l)alri'eustinal 31 Mo,l.m trill. rit'ik lethvI" non** 1 Wits, i.y$ni T.rI S Ant ,.nt Nip l t 11-40 nI of 11,1. in Nrw 51 ( comb (otto) S r,,il, I'S"' 31 I'ti*itti*i' 'p.lhutu '., the stir- Arguments - Its ' ning Bit by and sustained by peopled By Abi gail Van bulldozers For n s . a had 'orne sue-- do They _______ 0 N 'F H E . 'I OUSE . -" '' ' U Cr.0 bill 5$ Rand 11111.110 fl,o.I-irjpd 23 Rust ol bill 55 t).li,bift'l burden illorlian Claris 24 hdin',al toth t)UWf'I llAurIitoty $Ucn'net somallan 24 D1n94 I Fkallets tiny to tiulicbnt iii io N.OSI i n.t,. .OP.intjUiflt R.ovury bu1Ip,i.si pSa$Pt 3Thtu,Art 166i tli,ntnUnnsl 21 5.rnutfr ii Small child i.,tivag. (nnih (Mimi 15111. talk 4 Silv.t-'.hi(r 75 (toll ) , ' - . \ . -, __________________ - line DEAR ABBY: The best belly laugh I've had In years carne from timo of your letters The first from "Practically Untouched In Tulsa" complaining that her husband had made love to her only five times since Jan. I, 1V70. (You advised her to we a lawyer.) The second letter, signed "Anonymous Attorney" said that you would have earned the undying gratitude of the nation's judges had you advised her to sc'e a Judge Instead, as judges had fewer social contacts than lawyers. Your readers might like to know that In St. Louis County we had a case where the woman did exactly that. The resulting criminal trial of the judge was widely reported In daily installments that nearly destroyed the ratings of the soap operas on television. Eventually the whole affair acquired a name, taken from the town where the trial was Sincerely yours, held-"Clayton l'lace." EUGENE AUSTIN, CHAIRMAN MO. COUNCIL ON FAMILY LAW ______ -• ___ re se . ____ ________ - ... S - - - . - - _______________________________________________________________________ - ___ --'-- _____ . - - waves to w BLOOMING RED - S CONFIDENTIAL TO "ENRAGE!) AT THE SELFISHNESS OF SMOKERS:" You are not alone. But I'Ve oh served that the more one likes the smoker, the less lbw smoke bothers him. F A ... - ZALEAS What's year prohlem? Y.s'fl feel better It yes get It SI? 71st chest. Write to ABBY, Bsz NtiS, Las Angeles, Cal. $500. For a p.nssal reply teds.e stamped. adèisaed C-. -. - . - 449 ARBOR VITAE - - - ' - , or IS YOUR MATTRESS AN OLD OFTY? L49 NURON FOR SHRUBBERY AND TREES Lbs 1 ROSES .I Ill CONTAINER GROWN s)-_ P C -Q WORLD ALMANAC FACTS i ~-_ 1 T , cu / I i-,., ?flUi!tII P in the Winter Park Mill CONGRATULATIONS, f j )_1144S_" GRADUATE SAVE 1201 - , -- MULCH 1' BAG _____ Tht la&, wi ] ly hits wrsst,ie 19 Men Diag.t wteim. ftatutes fine jaItt 'o01 Ic a", roy'- a diurnal. trc,ut mouritto wntrols ON spe'r. complete Witt. tr'i.tij 5Ff. -11, 3 Ft. .17. .' i, -------- 115 - ARDESIA , In SALE. 6F?..24. PINK CAMELLIA ......l$ 6 FI..2t BOSTON TREE FERN CHINESE FAN PALM . 14.5 6 Ft. -S TRUNK DRACAENA ---- ,.' - 4% Ft.. 16.fl PALMETTO PALM I _t -. - ' 1i0 ~ l l2.S 4 FI..3 TRUNK DRAEHA -------- - - - INCLUDES 2 Fl. S.99KENTHIA PALM CLUMP STAND! 44, 4'1Ft. 4S - GREEN WAY once #001 .. S Ft. .$TRUNK YUCCA WITH. Ft. Two-Trunk BOSTON FERN .12.41 BLOOMS ......................... 3Ft.- Triple It.Sd BOSTON FERN .14 4 Ff. .37.SO MAGNOLIA TREE 2,,S 4F1..6JOSCHEFFLER* ........... 4,$ 7 Ft..29.PHILODENDR ------23S - - to. .-ia1, LIa.., , FOR 'flUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE CAP A-ND GO\ AVAILABLE. RED-GREEN TI PLANTT ----------- ls.s * NI'll, _m * b. .. FERTILIZERS am few pesw 30% OISAI)C : IRON CA 646 NISBI to OtUICT WUH lION 50 i"1 100% 64.6 MASP4*514 "'° % UWI.AU' IRON AltO fl 664 SIJUC lisa Ua&a.,. 5O, 1" 6.6.6flU,ITS I4ANI$t$ ,6.219 844mN 5.444 DiANtfl 3% 50241 50w239 dw Air ---- - • . 1 LirriIed Trnc Qry -- CALL PENNEY S PORTRAIT STUDIO FOR APPOINTMENT 644-293 at 647-4333 Est, 211 re- Full Bu. 1100 French Ave. OPEN930-5:30 SANFOR D 3227953 I - Grik ENWAY NURSE-RY OPEN SEVEN DAYJ £ WEEK MDO TO 5.30-NO MAit. OIDEIS 0.., 20 Y.i.. W,si. It, $0.9,. F.kb..ks & Li, Id. Wiew pot uuuuu G% I r - ~A , ' --- - ' -. . concerned. [1 ' -. - T'ape Cu ls uos'ii W are On Car Wiper ll1a(IPi4 lit I'()LLY CRAMER V DEAR JOHN-ThInk what you have been missIng by thinking this column is only for homemakers-it is a family column and we welcome (mind gel) letters from the men and teenager. as well as the ladles-POILY DEAR POLLY-I Just washed our 11-year-old black car but, it looked no better than before I started as I did not have time to wax it. While I was washing the windows with vinegar water, I took a big swipe across the trunk of the car and dried it with the newspaper I had been using to dry the windows. Wow! The result looked like a wax Job. It took only minutes to go over that big old black Job and it looked like the results of a morning of work-MRS. B. H. Polly's Problem - : -. DEAR POttY-Spring cleaning time is about here to I would like to know the best way of clean. log painted walls and stucco ceilings. I have tried many ways but none satisfies me.-MRS. K. J. U. DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve has to do with borrowing and returning. People are so quick to borrow but then never return 1he item until it is asked for. This often requires making tYp a lie as a reason to ask for its return. The biggest problem is when you ask for something back and the borrower is offended and gets mad at you. When people borrow, what they borrow should be returned as soon as they are finished with it-JANICE (HtWSPAPII INTEIPSISI ASSN I You will receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorite homemaking Idea Pet Peeve, Polly'. Problem or solution to a problem. Write Folly in care of this newspaper. WIN AT BRIDGE set the hand with three dia. niiond tricks. Lancelot saw all this in less time than It Would take hini to parry a sword thrust lie also saw a possible way to make the coot rat. It all depended on which club Agravair.c sitting East W o U I d play. Agravaine played the jack and Lancelot was ready. lie won the trick Witt) the ace, not the queen Then he drew trumps and led his king of hearts- Mord' red was on lead with the ace and fell right Into the trait anyone would. ClearJust I> Agravalne tumid the clii)' queen Clearly it was most iiiiportiint to put hiiiii iiji lead Mortirea icu a low C1UU and the peerless one had bun another rubber. 1 1411WSPAP11 i,israiu A%%N J ____ as fly EIINII 110(H) Stony of our readers have been w r it i n g regarding career opportunities in stenographic a n if 'ncretarial and lylilt oh of fhn In tiIilrlet is that from: Liiishi I'.. l'ou?ikeepsfr. N.Y. "l'lease provide me siiUi as much informa1n on :erretarinls(rnoraphfr enr r What's flit- differcc Dear Linda: Let's take tip thu molter of 'difference," Stenographer; take dictatiomi (ruin one or more persuns and then transcribe East S,uiiti 14 26 34 Pus iv pass 34 P.M l'asa 3 N'TPau P.s. You. South. hold4AR$54 VAt •J 4AKI$I - " - - ," -- Secretaries. in addition to stenographic work, rellCve their employers of numerous often routine duties handle a variety of business details on their own initialive. Duties vary, depending upon the nature of the em ployer's business, hut terre. tines often handle sth tasks a; scheduling appointmerits, arranging airline ticket and hotel reservalions, and t he y handle pnivat. or confidential records and files, There are upwards f 2 5 million people employed in Jobs requiring stenographic skills: more than u' per cent wm. -- EmpIo:/ment opportimnitio' 3l .-1'c-te1 to be etrem gnxt all through the lfl As modern businesses confinite to expand in size and complexity, the increased paperwork will lead to .' pans(on in the emrapid ployment of tccretav les and steno z rap hers. Thn increasmn use of dictating. duplicating and other offic" machines will utidtmbfr'Ii.' continue, but technological changes of this kind are not expected to greatly affect the growth of employment in thete r,ec-mgaf$.; - • it }'IiU would like. inrorma- lion on another career fIeld write to SO YOU WANT TO RE in care of NEA, S u it e 410. 2.10 Park Ave. New York, NY l(17 INIMPAPIQ iriauise ASIA _____- ' flr" ,7 _____ p p , - V , _. .. -. -- 4'\ - - ,,,. trump, ir um parlous has tnt four clubs over your threw spade; What do you do now' . - ' - - . HARM POD and MAUM ., , atiyat 2:30-7'30-l'5 fat - Sun. 1:IS-2:iO is: TV Time Previews to Marshall, now in private practice, pleading for him to reinvestigate. still claiming irttiocence. Marshall C0fl305 to belleYC in the man's lnflOctfl* and against obstacles and threats, including penpi. In high Place', he reopens the cane. Excellent tram.0 -_____ ____ 'fl r I I' iri - R :61tba 1%010 u,w it Iu*rss Pariut wowi, se ass, 1: is. T o: is Ea'!,' r ii**iO ..,. Maf,rOsV X. E-..r'egat2 50 l 1 I n=m NOW OPEN Baliain& , 00; 64 LOBSTER HOUSE Srvtc. From 11:31A.M. ft 10:10 P.M. Sunday Thna Thursday THURSDAY EVENING 7:00 (3) I Dream of Jeannie (6) Truth or 73Q w (C) Love of L ife (9) That Girl (a) FRIDAY MORNING a.iS 12) TV Classroom Almanac (6) Sunthini (9) Slim Minus 6:30 (6) SunrIi Semester Almana 6:45 (2) Sunshine Agri World 100 (1) Today (6) News ($1 fain's Big Top $00 it Captain Kangaroo 19) Mike Douglas (1) Phil Donahue (at Romper Room (5) Movies 930 (a) Lucy Show 10:00 12) Dinah's Place cu Friday and Saturday EXCELLENT SEAFCCO lrmezpensiyeiy Priced RAW OYSTER BAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE PH. 3fl.52$1 250$ S. French Sanford II 30 (2) Hollywood Squares Dfogrwt To lull the Truth (6) Hog.'s Heroes ( Primus 5:00 (2) Flip Wilson (6) Me and the Chimp (9) Alias Smith and Jones 1:30 (a) My I hree Sons 9:00 (1) Ironsid. Movies (9) Longttreet 10:00 (2) t*an Martin .49) Owen Marshall 11:00 (3) (5) (9) News 11:30 (2) Johnny Carson (6) (9) Movies ll:.'OA,MtulI 30 P.M. 10 - 30 Ii) Concentrat i on 11:00 (2) Sale of tpue Century (a) Family Attair (9) Bewitched Conssq wncvs (9) Florida 'our patio., have much, but ,nu ought a. tech let 111 , it) N# the nine' -lick T41041"S QIEMTION i,I".'I u iin, t, Answer T.'sumnr,ove iml;'t rio r,ther kinds of typing. answt'r telephone,, operate varinue types of nfffre machines and perform other clerical dur1is 8-9 NBC The Flip Wilson Show the comic) as the tong Iaianii (rerun) Ruth Gordon, who has psychiatrist with child sipped water from the fountain problems (a young cisughtmt. of eternal youth, Is aboard to In Hollywood's strange ways frolic with Flip and Raymond the role went to David Niven, Burr as they spoof opera lovers, who gave an entirely different Blind rhythm-and-blues singer concept to the role, making the Stevie Wonder renders "Lady psychiatrist more acphlsucated Love" and "Keep on Running." than required. As a conHe also plays the background sequence, the film version lost music to Flip's "sensi tive" much of the raw humor that recital of "Hiawatha." made the stage play far more 8-9 ABC Alias Smith and acceptable. ievertheku, it has Jones (Rerun) "21 tisys to ma_ny entertaining momenta. Tenstrike." Sounds Incredible, Chad Everett coatara. but little ole Dick Cit ett guest 9-10 NBC Ironaide (Rerun; stars as a sheriff. H.iyes the Line of Duty" A string. Curry get caught in the middle relationship turns up between a of some murders during a cattle widow (Vera Miles) and the drive. They begn t" suspect young man accused of muirthat one of the'r ctwboy dening her husband. Brandon ners has recognizel them and Is DeWlide is featured as the eliminating others to make a murder suspect The victim was sole claim for it reward. Walter an old friend of Irunside. Brennan, Steve Forrest, Pernell 1041 NBC Dean Martin Show. Roberts and Linda Marsh also Joey Bishop turns up and are featured. 8:304 CBS My Three Som decides to Improve Dine's Thu episode - has a familiar singing style. First be insists problem facing many yowig. Dean must get rid of the girls. musically talented people in an Then Joey tells Dean he can age of rock music. The lure of further Dean's career by doing fame and quick dollars draws Impressions, and Joey teaches Chip Into its net. He must decide him the gentle art of tmwhether to drop out of uillege owsonating stars. 1041 ABC Owen MarshalL and join a competent and promising rock group. The fly in Counselor at Law(Rerun) "18 the ointment is his wife's Years Next April." It was 1$ years earlier when Owen reluctance to approve. 941 CBS The CBS Thursday Marshall, a proaecuatcr, won a Night Movies "Th. Impossible coiwlcticn against a man acYears." On Broadway this Cusedoftnurder,StlllInprim movie starred Alan King (yei, he writes an impassioned letter What di you ,It, ,,. - C9 - ----- -----Skills Dictate Job Offerings Highlights The li'I,Ii,ti has l,'vn Nutib I1UII.!5 on a typewriter, and most record their notes In shorthand, although some use machints which print symbols rue different keys are pressed In addition to taking and transcribing dic tation. runny stenographers 1lJJ w. - visit Williamsburg and learn u Ion., N!"ry on the '.v,iy,' There was no answer. "O.K.! flow about a trip to Mobil." their father tog. geafed ''We could four the t;ss Alabama thtri' and id yoir becausebrother is in th. Na..... ! ',v 'ismld ho "You mean, go together7" they moaned can seo that the girls might not be interested," I said cheerfully "so perhaps we could spend a week n Canada a nd ,ri'ig back some English china and "You gotta be kidding!" "flow about a canoe trip" their father said. (I forgot to mention that I think he has been scratched and in' fec-ted somehow by an ecology button tt he's been wearing. The children groaned. We may not have a family vaesflnn After all I ,ln" kr.ow Which one of 114 thought of it firl. Why don't '-out stay at home," we said, "and leav" the traveling to us Television Tonite 'False' Ace Is the Fooler By Ossiuld & James Jacoby Sir Lancelot clii Lac, the best bridge player at King Arthur's square table as well as the best knight, felt that he hail fibre than enough to jun11) to game even though he knew' that his pam-tner, Galahad the Pure, was apt to have raised on nothing but faith In the ability of the peerless knight to play the dummy. Galahadput down the dummy and Lancelot saw that there really was no play for lilt contract The wily Mordred had opened a club right 'p lr l,nreJ.t'c ace. queen. That was certainly a pleasant start but it wasn't to hr c'nuuh Lancelot Wotild have to kok out the ice ail hearts and Mordred would surely attack the diamond stilt and I Tht,r;dsv. Arvrl 2:30 Mafl,W.Dilty I)EML POLLY-Iiomemaklng Is not exactly my line but I did notice the letter from Mary K. who complained about being blinded by the reflective glare of the sun from the chrome-plated wiper arms and blades on her car. if she will use black electrical tape or an oil-based flat black enamel on these shiny parts she will no longer be bothered by this. Also, to cure reflected glare from the flat surfaces of the dash against the windshield, cut a piece of velvet or similar dull fabric the proper shape cnd size and glue in place, Do not forget to cut holes for anything that might on It.-JOHN if. from the Carroll Righter Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: Now you have a very good day and evening to get at worldly and business matters which claim your attention. You can handle them In such a manner that you gain the goodwill of thoic In high position and make headway In adding to your 40 own prosperity. Think out repairs for your property. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Contact the most powerful people you know and state your ambitions to they will give you the support you want for them Find right mechanisms, etc that will make your regular job much more efficient. Derive more benefits thezefrom. 1AURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) If you InvestIgate new mdcii and methous, you can make big headway now. Some you the data you need at this letter you receive can time. Much care In driving Is important today and tonight. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) A good day to teaks those payments that are Important and improve your CN4II rating,. Mate is In a fine mood now and you can have much happiness together in p.m Buy that little gift that pleases, MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Sit down with associates and plan the future more intelligently, talk out problems quietly. You can re c oncile dificrences with those who have opposed you, clear up misunderstandings. The days ahead can be much brighter LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Analyze what your molt important work is and then go ahead and perform well, scheduling your time properly Come to a better agreement with a co-worker. Show you are right on the bill and gain the approval of others VIRGO (Aug. 2210 Sept 22) If you forget all those duli things you are doing and get into those activities for which you are best suited, you make this a fine day, pm. Get the Joy out of life now that you need and should have. Do some studying, too. LIUKA (Sept 13 to Oct 2') Why are you afraId 10 ItIl those at home how you want everything to be there? Wake up, or they will soon be telling you what to do, even the little ones Steer the ship well and straight and they will thank you. Be happy SCORPIO (Oct 13 to Nov 21) Listening to anoclates' gripes instead of pretending i, be burl can now make your partnerships n-hat the), yeah> thc'utJ bc Cooperate and riIicve frustrations. bec ome r.iore s,jcess(ul Dad you take sre of that minor physical ailment yet' t I)e .'II ('lever people in SA(41 IRK IUS (Novbusiness will now lend a nerdcd hard so that you can straighten out those rnontary alfilis that have been bugging you for some time Stretch your thoughts and become more productive. You are not living up to your big capabilities. CAPRICORN(Dec. 2210 Jan- 20) Why Just toy with the Idea of having people you really like as associates? Call them they will be just as happy as you up and tell tIern so become an intcg.zal put about it. Parties are fine tormm..ht of them AQUARIUS (Jan Zl to Fct' 19) You can best arrange your practical affairs by quietly and confidentially conferring with others, not by broadcasting your alms to an unlistening woild Have that serious talk with mate and stop being so sacrificing- Wake up! PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) Congenlals are your best bet for evening enjoyment since you are too tired to enjoy needling the other kind However, you may meet a newcomer also who has good ideas Listen to this person instead of monopolizing the conversation. : cf fhe ',U' t IF YOUR CIIILu iS i.iR TODAY one of those very wise youngsters who is so practical that even friendship ii put on a practical basis, so give ths spiritual training early that will hell, your cht.ld un4ersanI thcrc arc certain things in this world money cannot buy. Thin this becomes a successful chart, especially whets property management, government Work, politics, SIC, its Steno, Secretarial inch POINTERS ' ADDITIONAL B&V AND COLOR PORTRAITS MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE SPECIAL PACKAGE PRICES 'I'tw first elrvaiur to incorporate an adequate stilt-i d e s Ire automntivul presenting the car lrenn faltirr. was mrenl-d b hIt ktittia Otis an 1$o World Almanac- recalls The building of skt. l'(rIt'll f s i', 1 tors. taid the Equitable Lilt' Assurance Socw1 built in Ntis' York City the first office building with hi elevator in 1S. WORM1 39 SOIL I ____ BAMBOO .... ....... 7 Ff. -24SOBAMBOO Mtorotas for only $1.49 "1 1 1 GUAVA TREESO - SALE •3n.zo7FT.A ,U,Arfjfjcjal Plants $IAfl I It, J D 3 cu. ft.CYPRESS SWEETRED - Motorola 19" Portable TV l ONE SEAUTIFUL. BalD BSW PORTRAIT IN CAP AND GOWN -- I DOZ. of ECT1ATHICK.IUSHY - BULBS 69" 5Q GARDENIAS 2 LIGUSTRUM 60R GLADIOLUS DetigtI.Ø ftv comfortably fir," Su000.1 No mw'nit tri "q o." a i soft ma' 63 ',w Iioi it aroi urn, ,yov maO. M sm oui f brnei' steer' - e 32f THICK, BUSHY READYTOBLOOM TREES Try a firm night's sleep on Sealy Woodward s?i1 ~ '-%'j\ 1k -L give PALMS_ EUCALYPTUS WINNERS in the buys' division in the county finals the annual Bicycle Rodeo were (left to right) with IL Fred Kelley of the Seminole Counts' Sheriff's Department, third, Keith West: second. Tommy Kefley; and first, Arthur Woodruff. Ann Riley Photo i PIGMY DATE FAST GROW1Nti lfV SLks I Kills BLOOMING - ,i,, 4m6" I 1 ALALLAS uu uuuui Julia - -, ) loiaA6016 1" PsliSN K hiS Cricket Moles in Lawns KEP0NE" I . ... 4 I-,,_11 *4 -, . I I k. -A,I/ , f ..I, ONWOARROLL ) C RIOHTIR'B 4 5 .8W din Hetzi"s I - 3'•6" IARBOR VITAE - . • ui .-_____ . S uu DEAR WIFE: Don't be too hopeful. ______ fly BETTY CANARY 'flue Is the time of vollif when most families valher isround the dIning room table and lan summer vacation. Personally, I don't find this fh niost interesting of family di;c'i,,;ione First, because, while my husband refers to It as 'art exchange of ideas," I see it distinctly it n uncontrolled argument , Second, I tliillke the very Idea of packing tip te.nIs shoes and beach halls for summer vacations, (Mainly be-cause I stiffer from a chronic disease diagnosed as Advanced menu, and am prone to violent attacks of inslolerice on the subject of outdoor sport,.; however, as do mor'll families, we Rathowl sh'il the d dining room table, spread out the travel folder,, cried it few tears over the bank balance, and asked the chil. (lien for siiggelion; TheIr efllhuusla;rn certainly had bounds. Rounded on one side by moody, the other side, moros', "Well," I said briskly, "it might be a good year to .. win: . - .auu -I hi Nuiu Juu• Iiuj I Ju. ii. wool DEAR ABBY: I am the wile of the ex-Marine whose old girl friend, 'Semper Fidells," wrote, asking you If she should try to get in touch with him after all these years. She said altho she hadn't seen him since 1944, she still felt the same about him, and If he happened to be single as she was), maybe they could pick up where they left off. Please tell her she would be doing me a big favor if she would take this ex-Marine back, lie hasn't changed much. He's lost a few teeth, a lot of hair, and most of his sip. But to make up for his losses, I'll throw In the 30 pounds he's HIS gained, all his debts, and his mother. __________________ a i ' - :1Ot ,i (poit i t 011ie* of 9 90101te !liVv,ui (Shi SO Ilium Si Ariduti to.; l.vrhaii uu - - -. .&I - run interference - 45W,t)'n'sI i ry i Hmui BONNaNT auIumuuuu iu. . ium iu l' Juj JuNN l)F.AR M(flhIER: Its done. flat don't be overproteefor the smaller the. You'll not be able to bay all di life little fellows often compensate by trying birder, and therefore make It big, In spite of their site. \ th.nlrelsn i grn.ii pathiet. Ii A,.l,kiigI'', $2 i1uti'tI mn'intsin Buren DEAR Aflfl': We have two fin. son;, 13 and 16 no ISyear-old is iCt)' large for his age, and unfortunately, the 16year-old Is extremely small for his age. When we Introduce them to friends, some will ask, "Ate they twins?" Others just assume that the smaller one i the younger one, and I know the older boy is hurt and embarras'ed When It's possible to do so, we tip off our friends In advance so they don't make that mistake when they meet the boys, but when we're not abbe to, I can see the hurt In the older boy's eyes. Will you please print this In your column so thoughtless people will not make that mistake. You'd rate a big thanks A MOTHER from a lot of little fellows. Thank you. apply - ~~ ' . 1_t& b" Fw 4 n is un situ.,. ,.,wwa, T. n,i t,,i. uti - U (-oi(n' Her problem is .carried to extremes - 'Leave the Traveling to (is' - Is 11111111 1#081193 - - -- - BETTY CANARY ~,,~ ,P_;-1~1, I... together In - - --- - .-. The Sanf ord 'fruId i i IIN0 an- - P,,,I. s 1 t iI S c'i j .. ii-Ll sr1x si z :.t' jr L i ' ti iIls1 w !tI ,io .i e4k A66 J people. ma W44 2TIo-64 1,111CI 1TITj4i II_1 - --- - I Here's How April 6, New Highways Threaten Historical Sites Writ" - AFTERNOON - 9 Itharni 12:00 (2) J.opsrdy (C) Wl'sre the Heart Is (9) Password 30 U) he-vs tel Search for Tumorrov (9) Password i(S) (1) Somerset (C) What s Mt Law (9) All My Children 7 - 00 (2) Days of Our Lives (C) Love Is a Many Spl.ndoeed Thing (9) Newlywed Game I 3 (2) Doc tes e) Guiding Light (9) Dating Cm.am 3:00 (2) Another World (6) Sects? Storm ($) General Hospital 3.30 (2) bright Promise (Cl Edge of Nigh? (0 ue Life to Live 1 00 (2) Muntl,rs IC) Corner Pyle (SI Movies 1')) i-i) I ..o't- k (C),Perry Mason , Van D-,kc S - On. ttI D:. I 30 (2) Nes '.-'- (C) Green Acres (9) Nistt 6:00 (C) N.'.-s I - • 1 ' ~__ -- . " MD. It NIGHTS LEFT SEASON ENDS APRIL $ W.atinee: Monday. Wido'idy & Sahjrd. Post lime, 1:4.5 p.m and 5 p.m. Play The Fib.jkejs 9-g Perfecta SORRY NO M' NORIt FIRST ROUND CENTRAL FLORIDA DERBY TONIGHT fRORD-ORLfflDO KEEL cLUb Moles north of Orlando between (tI) i �- 69—The Sanford Thursday, Aprii Herald - b, - I - -- - - - - - - Is A V . 61 _ , - never been talents and her greatly capadly for love. It was l9 when Mrs. Billie Moon, th en neighborhood chatman, called Nance and tier the positionof offered leader. Nance readily accepted and thus began her many years of devoted 'lo one to L ecture for - Marry - - -. - - fr4 johoan of SanfOid. 4 action Hats Headline the chorale. bought stuff Still in my otoform. I got the material and made the hat myself. '.-_____ . '' _____ ____ __ ' On the court or at the to club you're be queen of the racks? set in a cr110 ouHIt from our collectionSires rarip from to la Priced From , I 26 ____ " ' Fashioll Tips - Vi en was last t'i*m e ut t e ost pemoi'i FwM in the world: you? ) - ' ' •1 ..... - - - Rev, David ft, flurkelte was -.- -- here in print, officiating clergyman at the candlelight, double ring ceremony. Mrs. or solids the TwIn sites SM-I Rose Marie Reid flarwin -i-- . ctions and acn,mp.nled soloist, Mrs. L.L. (Bonnie) Wit, who sang 'Whither Thou (1st" and 'rn in1s sele ii. .' prayer.' The tirlite Is the daughter of Mrs. Lyle E. Parker and the late let. Col. Lyle I, Barker, 1433 lake Drive, Casselberry n'I lbe grn lit the i of Mr. and Mrs. Marion lingers Stover Sr., 106 Wood Lake Drive, Maitland. fl entrance to the Church wi flnnked by Inpinry trees decorated with white doves (*0(1 a white wrought iron arch with small floral arrangements on ea ch aide was plat at the alak - Is.* - • ___ .', -,-•. - - - PROM LIBERATION The Orlando Forge has the "Stuff to make your patio the pc* for MOVEMENT! JOIN! THE 'NOW THING IS FORMAL DRISS r-011 THE SPECIAL PROM AFFAIR. Sun 'N' Fun at Special Savings 0)1'. III! 55 IIUISATID is iL r _____ Patio Furniture In Mesh or Strap from Maaamwaff, Carolina FOr9d Woodard, 'Tritone and Medallion Barbecue nu oarnr - • SOS I'. CXt'SHID VILVU c* uoc*.Dt. 0* PATTISIdS - Oi&IAMDQ -_______ 1 Units Large slpC1iO'l in Eir'clr,c. Gas or Charcoal • But sometmes you don act like it. Such as when you're driving. If you thought about you, you'd take better core of yourself. You'd drive as if your life depended on it. And you'd take better care of your car. You'd check your tires regularly. Your brakes ,vouldnt reach down to the floor boards. The windshield wipers would wipe instead of smear. - I o. 5in.iof T T,rwI.O14O -',',: -- Jack & Jean s '• Michele and Tommy are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Har Cox' P - ley Buck and Ginny Chadwick spent the Easter weekend in with their son and daughter in Law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chadwick and their ter children, John, Tins and gingiss CENTER PnW2t4 711PI1,ORANGEAVE WINTER PARK. rLA _____ __________ __________________ tho small packges, . __ _____ flOW (ormaiwear renter ___ but ours nave a big guarantee* I* iii.. ,.et. JtMøJ I. ttw j ______ $...i IWm,1 a pi* fn5 lulls ,S.sw',& iSIi.O Sw 11w psii. wqhin *4 .i,i 1w,1, J-.', -4 pt IN SHAPE FOR '72 -look Grandpa and grandnia gave the children Easter ceramics thattheymade-aithalctof love and tender touch, ' •.• - FLOWERS f sirnple os having everyone especially you soy -1 om the most lAp Of So Nicely When you do, when you think of you, you1t I , The shape is the newest thing taking the men's tormatwaar Industry by storm. Gungiss Formal. wear Centers are setting the pace with the most nriete teleclicn if tuxedos and dinner Jack.ts featuring this look, Visit your Gingiss For. malwear Cover at 901 S. Orlando Avenue, Winter Park . Florida 32789 , an get in the shape. d ofpant -c We're wide-eyed over the wldsIigged look in pants by Dalton. ith a solid or thecksd blazer In regatta blue, sungiow or white d '' a,,i '- aii T,.L,1 iiili*" 145 4hi" $125 I 1,1 u''' $14' %t I Mhow5 jud PHONE 644•0331 THE ORLAN Do FORGE :: F ORNAL WE AR SALON Diamo ---' i.4epturw 4-'OO2O .-'1t.),fUORt'1AtS A,t) SIIS - JANIE Society __ _ Your hghts would point the way. And youd turn them on not only beeen sunset on d sunrIi se, but when it rained. Or when it woS foggy. it's Cis JERSEY 95 important person in the world:' T.i_ 422.3434 PH. rn.ise Hill PERMANENT . ' - WIR" UWUS AND FLARIA HIAWATHA Whuiers If you thought more about you, you wouldn't drive with people who obviously don't think much about themselves and certainly no about you. Nor would you even consider getting behind the wheel after you've hod a drink too many. o Aawr$'eard Mtem CMr1 26401 Bridge Club Names ''ou. A person. Someone's child, no matter your age. V A parent, perhaps. Probably a loved one. You — the most important person I'n the world. - ---y - ANNUL. - Reid All your favorite v:..- 14, ?V SOFT - 1*0?* /o SPECIAL ________________________________________________ - and Rose Marie WETLOOK _____ ___--- SWIMM i'i $222 __ •. --- #pr u o, Liza's Live Wil U __________________ .4\ Jack McConnell was discus.,ing hats — a natural topic put it on the bed at m for a millinery designer. And friend's house ann a friend SUbJCIi Li tAt- happici of hers came in and bought than it has been for man% a it for $3,N). She still bllvs NN soar. Far huts are back my h a I & but not at th'al a big fashion item now that it-ice On a recent visit to the costume look is out sind Antonio. hr sold R6 hats classic clothes in. tit $79 each. tie has a couture now," line, a boutique line and a 'Business is good expensive' line MI have McConnell said. "1 did a ) less - _____ look lie's also in per cent Increase this season a different — ---____ over last. And a great many the men's shirt business. young people sire wearing Jack has twin known for hats—some who had n"ver making flamboyant hats but worn one before NURSING • he does understated designs well "Rut I find the worn Jack travels across the ,,irstated CENTER rountr~ making personal ap. on who wears the ov adre'alls fun" is hat 1'aranees in the s t n r e are sold and mitted. "She has the ri's to where his ttzi1 have a presence' he believes hats are a per"wt'iere your friends are' 16. BANKAMERICARD sunal thing with women • McConnell says he alse inMASTER CHARGE Sometimes. he says, a sales- eludes what the buyers call girl will say accusing. "the nervous hat" In his line 4Ii HwtNursare "You didn't bring a hut for 'it has a tesithi't CIT trim 22$ E. FIRST ST. — VA — Medicaid Private Patients Mrs So-anti-Sc' that moves.And it's the ODIAL 322.3.124 Therapy Out Patient He says men like women surest sale on the floor ph,=4n? Sa nford, r- I&. IF 10 E ?ne St. Io look Aiessy and that even when a man kids about a F butt, he Ii k r e. it Men sire - . prima dunnas, ttiti, he main' tains, and when a husband complains about his wik' tint, it's t,ril hecsiu5c hi 'r afraid she 'll steul the hos "Everything happened It our industry," he said 'First ffi the Spring Simpiidty it was the changing mode 01 women's lives duringWorld Simplkit for spring is a War II. I h t' n the bouffant hairdo, then wigs and then sophisticated. r at)i er than kids and their mothers both innocent, toppers wrap'c'd around the in hippy clotheswaist, pleated flowing pants, 7 we did harm to our. backles4 drrs%m and cashselves, too. 1w went on mere sweatrr% will he part / ,jt-., ''Sc' 5tO)Nd doing CDIII ut-i huts and only madi' juniors Men in White huts should be more than 5' just a block shape White Linen isirkets, ii pet trim stuck on e'nnud fuivoriti iirC buckToday McConnell f e c I e. arain for men flesidet. the linen, there's a now trend in SANFORD RECREATION Department anthere is even a place for new lit business menswear for suits Traclibitt the people in nounces that John Saunders (above) is now the and that there's nothing like tional lines are matched with featured caller for the Starlight Promenaders competition to bring out the not-so-traditional I a hr I c-s The casual suit will he madebest in everyone Square Dance Club. John, a prominent caller of rordurni - denim and knit for several years, is now one of the top ca llers ci tie was in the Nav% whit-n fabrics modern Western Square Dancing in the lit inside his first hat MY ANIMAL PI'S gui friend worked in a ew Promenadert dance each A iii m a 1 pins that once th Sou east. Starlight \ork store' in the hat de- were so popular in plastic r. WWne%dav night at the Sanfw'd Civic are now fine1 sculptured in • — make a hut for n mother veruicil, a gold wash an all----won initI slit' wouldn't c. I ____________________________ veT for at Ii•' ct'.tunwy look, -. t'tfl swsy, Drcorations in the sanctuary brass basket Included rn-nngenwnls of white stock, __________________ ____________ carnations and solol foliage; two seven branched and one 15 S branched candelabra with 100 Per Cent Acrylic white Cathedral tapers; potted palins and a profile kneeling bench. Family pews were HAWAIIAN PRINTS her first flighL markedwithwhiteutinribhon, Norman and Catherine Jones Canton, Ohio, had a beautiful Faster Mrs. Finley's aunt Miss Hilda carnations and purple violets. 45" Wide Machine 'fO. The bride, given In omniage weekend, with all four of their Wet-net froni Cleveland, Ohio; ) Washable In Bright Prints, children and families being and Mrs. Finley's sistet and by Charles P. Patterson, a close Solids ..... Rig. $2. . family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert friend of the family, wore a together for the first time Wrigand and daughter from formal length gown of antique years Includes North Canton. Ohio, with all white bridal satin, with high The family 100 Per Can? Acetate MRS. MARION ROGERSSTOVERJIt. Areographera Mate, John eturningtotheirhomesaweek Ineckline, A-Line shirt and long Wayne Jones from the before Easter, Mrs. Finley Ml Bishop sleeves,. Crystals Officer's Club. All white cloths (Margie) Cutter, alMa of the Mediteranean; Staff Sgt. prepated Faster dinner with and wed pearls covered the lace AM silver appointnents were bridegroom and Miss Cheryl Lawrence L who is with Marine their daughter, Michele Finley, bodice and Aleneon lace border used on the serving tables. The Clark. Rice bags of lavender Air Wing, and his wife Patsy spending the day. coining from around the skirt. A watt.eau cakt table held the all white tulle and ribbon were Entire Stock Of satin and lace train cascaded four-tiered wedding cake distributed by Jack Cutter Jr., and two children, Carl and Merritt Island. 88 YD. Bright 4.5" Wide Prints from the shoulder length, four separated by Grecian columns nephew of the groom. Bruce Jones, from Beaufort, Rig. $1.29 Yd. The Chuluota Volunteer Fire tiered veil of French illusion and decorated with white South Carolina; the Jones' For traveling Mrs. Stover daughter and family, Vernon Department has responded 10 attanhed to a Camelot cap of swcetpcas. chose a multicolor print jersey -and Charlotte Blackstone ,j,4 two fires in the pasi week the satin and Alencon lace with The traditional bride nod dress with black accessories SANFORD PLAZ* fire bttr%IL *CI'CU the S.R. pearl beading, Phone 373-4520 children, Rodney, Mark, f groom topped cake was served and the white orchid corsage Open 16 lo & Daily Timmle And Julie from 419 fromi second Stlrftt and the She cai-ded an Edwardian along with champagne And fruit from her wedding bouquet. The Orlando; another daughter, Jim second fire in the same area bouquet of white miniature punch from two silver punch couple left for a wedding trip at open lii? p.m. and Sue McEarchen and which eight other fires orchids, stephanotla, miniature bowls. The buffet table was the Polynesian Hotel, Walt Friday M..ay Chuluota trailing ivy and had her great centered with an arrangement Disney World. — children, Danny, Kelly, Dcii and 0rigma A Closed Sunday Mike of Chuluota; and a friend Civic Center. grandmother's wedding band of white snapdragons and Their new residence will be CUUUJOTA Both fir were extingulibed tied to one of the ivory satin purple asters, flanked by two St. John's Village Apartments of the family, Airman 3rd clii By UZA RAKER RalphFulk*fromjaekionviUe. Within a period of 25 mInutes, stzeainers. silver three branched can. 2400xfordftd.,Fern Park. Both J delabra. During the weekend the Both trucks responded to the will resume their studies at g The bride's twin sister, Miss Easter has come and Technological yone family went boating, enjoying call with pumper No. 1 bein Greeting the guests and Florida goeie and-i do wish uaedar?dpumpeeNo.lItandlng Karen Barker, was maid of every fun-packed minute, esIdIng at the bride's book University where , Ulie bride is a has how. she wore a formal length. Pr had the btst and worshipped In on Sunday morning the family by. The fire department Miss Valorie junior In elementary rnajorir.i their own faith. It was a attended church services at the been called to extinguish ten gown of ivory and Lilac chiffon table was g ring Wymore. The table was education and the groom is a with a weddin •- beautiful day for just about Chuluota Community Church. fires in the past five weeks with over satin, with a tall white senior majoring in business anything a p on want o the aide of Forestry Of on neckline and long sheer BishOP adorned fire that could have been a sleeves. The bodice featured memory candlv', Serving the management. do ,elf.-ruching down the front with cakeancouringwereMrs.Jack Out-of-town guests came from of Second dlssster. Mrs E. K. Do New Titusville, Fort Meyers, ____ 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. L Johnson _______ - tiny chiffon covered buttons and law, Street prepared a delicious • Port Richey, Tampa and !Iand the Johnscea son in Easter dinner for her son and The His and Her Garden Club Lilac and ivory embroidery at Youngstown, Ohio. Wayne MIXISheW, an Aime the waist. She wore family, Earl and Leona Brown held their monthly meeting at and Roselyn Jones of Chuluota and their children, Steven, the Chuluota CivirCenter,April Boleyn headpiece of lilac and - lnohnson Orlando for dinner. Mrs. is a sister of Mrs. Barbara and Stuart from Boca 3, wIth ten members attending. ivor y orange blossoms and Mrs. Jean Hammond en- carried an Edwardian bouquet ones. violets and purple of deep j During the evening a large tertained with her Mr. arid Mrs. Sam Weisman family gathering was held at Laulu1 performing tricks which stephanotis with purple velvet ribbon streamers and miniature Dayton& Beack celebrated the Boone home with family all. members enjoyed. -Mr. Welsman's 73rd birthday at members from New Jersey, Mrs. Ruth Stpoyra was in trailing ivy. Mrs. Craig Orseno was The Deflary Bridge Club met 'l the home of their daughter and New York, Oviedo and charge of refreshments, serving RequesU for women's bridesmatron and junior March 28 with 14 Lables directed son in law, Oliver and Roselyn awluota. cake, coffee, nuts and mint& news and photo coverage The next meeting will be held bridesmaid was Miss Shannon by Ocar Crosby. Jones. The most precious gift Winners were: north-south, (partics, clubs, etc.) should May 1. The program will Cutter, niece of the bridegroom. for Mr. Weisman was a IIslAng Produces the luscious soft waves - - - the be made at least a week in Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Finley featun Mr. and Mrs. Charles Their gowns and flowers were 'first, Miss Ethel Johnson and trip, when he caught firm d', IPie bqauftfuIty ccr,dIttwd Nicholls; second, Mrs. advance, Mrs. R. his 73 who reside at the former Lake honor of the Miller showing pictures of Identical to those water bass in all f rTsana9..biIIty your hair weds for our Gloria Accardi and Mrs. D. Catherine Inn have been a very Disney World. attendant Engagement and wedding hairstyles. And this foundation -_________ busy couple, At the present they Best man was Airman Dairell Driver; third, Mr. and Mrs. F. wave is permanently Long lasting too, 11 forms, available at The are entertaining Mr. Finley's Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. abupe Reese Griffin (USAF) and, Pietrow; fourth, Mrs. G. Parr Contains olive oil. lanolin and special Herald office, should be 0.0 and Mrs. Virginia Kolsan; ther, for superb hair care Norris Finley from emoli.nts rn have retu Chuck were ed fn serving as ushers -, Jensen accompanied by a black Michele and Tommy C 110,11. filth, birthdays with Massillon. Ohio who Is on a Mrs. Beach, Lake Worth and Grile and Joe Pauline, F. Austin and Mrs. white glossy studio photo at -celebrated their _____ three5.week vacation. On Nokomis. The bride's mother wore a Elsa Unities; ssxm Mrs. D. least rive days before a double bir4J'iday party March 25 at their home on Sixth February 19 their daughter, The Shupes, and adventurous two-tone pink polyester knit Johnston, and Mrs. Virgil Mots, desired publication date. BEAUTY Diane was united In marriage to couple, spent a week traveling dress and coat ensemble, white East-west, first, Mr. and Mrs. tris Williams, Larry Tucker in the St. Teresa's in their camper, visiting friends accessories and a pink orchid W. G. Wakeman; second, Society Editor Two gaines of drop the clothes Church Sanford Plaza 322.204* pins and musical chairs WfT 3 their son, Jeffry, was United In Jer1son Beach ,, OMPO4d'idP4 they visited with wore a blue and white knit third, Mrs. Ruth Gallagher and played, with Phillip Black marriage to Jana Threlkeld in a friend, Mrs. Myrtle Provts, dress, matching coat, white C. Daglin; fourth, Mrs. A. G. walking off with both the First Presbyterian Church whom they haven't seen for 32 accessories and a lightly tinted Bosom and F. J. Shoemaker; a After opening their gifts, in rttuzriu joel are making years, tie for fifth, Mrs. W. Woodlock blue orchid corsage. refreshments of cake, ice thew home In Chuluota, In their travels the Shupes Following the ceremony, a and C. Schmidt, and Mrs. ic-ream and cold drinks were ccinin for the we4dtng, have visited every etste In the rtcepticn was held at the Mlriau ncs iiad Miss Ruth &rried to Phillip And Geffi were hirs. Finley's mother, Union except Alabama and Orlando Naval Training Center Poletti. Black, Julie Eickler, Cheryll Mrs. Lucille Wernet from Louisiana. 'v fl5 Rrcem.Melynd.s Pentz, Debbie andCindv8ryant.lAe Fox and come in Michael Boyle. - dawn to tPu' mtIIin.'r.. dii hid where I knew clu L - - I Classic Look - - by the Iwini rn In the Rolling lifts. Moravian Church , at 2 p. appnipriate nuptial w- /') NEAl 1$, 1972 presented LI - - Jr., _____ set f(D r NEW YORK ver Sto Shea, nrganiI, a TA Women's Editor - - Ma, Parker (Jeanne) I ii- HEE'c j}55Y Kathryn _____ - 1. - swim styles are talk about themselves. "Every an often I get a letter in the mail or a phone call from P- - ingwmxI. - She opened her home and her heart to the girls- Many times 1 - * Inbs. -- united in Holy Matrimony Msrth . - .' In addition to her leadership of two troops simultaneously, %he served as neighbood IL;Jlrmnn for three terms, troop consultant. neighborhood ,Ade chairman and many spot - Double Ring Nuptials Unite Kathtyn Barker, Mr. Stove,' were '. responded with her many : - Miss $flflOe the of her daughter, maril*ge engagement and approachtn& Uui,eoSamuelL.Nerk,b0fbMr. htMr5 . nda one of my girls just to Ga. - Thanks. Mrs. Jotmole Neirkirk Se. of Thomalvili', i a 1N7 graduate you know Is Born ..................... - Seminole Coonts ,Our troop traveled all over. ) ¶ Croarris • r We went to Savannah, Naples. ---. Tallahassee. and : W SCAI as Head Start secretary. y many -at p education -other places 1 -tn.be received \ As though that WC 001 -Magnolia High School, Thomasville. He Is Army veteran . - -Inc. -enough scvfly, Nance wrote a .. A p South by emo Girl Scout news column for a June 24. t Si. John wedding will be an event of The Fl Or local paper. She knew MtUkmy I everything going on throughout entire county and hr iht colunid never missed a thing. 4 ___________________________________ r i She even served as day camp ________________________________ - - -____ __________________________________________________ director for several years. _Tfli- - —• — TOda, although I -. 1/ . . __ - grandchildren, she still FINE ARTS DEPARTM ENT of Sanford Women's (lith, tinder _________________________________________________ Interest to rnuInUuini an active chairmanship of Mrs. Kenne th Copeland, presented a concert March 29 ------------- • ----- - --- - girls and scouting. She is enMISS LINDA LOUISE JOHNSON MFS. ANUE Rl.FLL. iCVt WItfl ttri =f at the club house following a luncheon. Appearing were Charl es 'ruroti rt over her many scouts 19 yeairs, looks ' c o a 17 year-old pianist from Manatee Junior College and Central Florida and serves FathrnOk area books of Scout activities. Chorale. Photo sho%%,s the accomplished pianist with several members Citrus Council as an advisor Marilyn Gordon Photo) t county to lead a troop from Browmes to Seniors never had a Yet Nance She just daughter In th e troop. ...... heard about the need and -. end Marion Roger s u.togetthegLrlsto - and is 2k )ntY IiiII!IllhIIIiI Samuel Newkirk a lot. i am even to -- f r. neighbors saw tents pitched on Nance'& lawn or heard the pleasant nolm that come with Pajama parties "1 always have time for girls," Nance :- V When people in the south and the county think Girl of Scouting. they just naturafl' think of Nisnee Russell of Fern Thirk. She has diittd 19 years of her We to girls and girl scouting - Linda Johnson, ' Born Leader f _r ByMARILYNGORDON -- I ;i :nmouJ ierniu S Russell - - - _•; From Brownies To Seniors Nance . - J'vIGaAa4oQ. • taN ouwa'rvcos ' 11 I SANFORD FLOWER SHOP I I M Cu.tn,lciA'it 372 6437_I tfl 1472 3 STOP LIGHTS SOUTH OF WINTER PARK MALL mary/ Us. oneof a .Z.Lft / esther's 200 N. Park Ave., Sanford Open I_ M0nday,Thun*day, v.si*at k-'m(s'laM-,5 o*: con sapWord Plan thii, thav fuss nA4 is - - �Thursday, April 6, 1972 The Sanford Herald From Art Museums On Art To Robbery r- i iiouh i v.a treated crs at Paramount. ihe% well really magiesa ned me One day I'd be at the very center of power and seemingly in on all 'I L" ' MUSEUMS IN CRISIS ' 7 Edited by Brian O'Dcgsert% I Braziller 1695 Most of this book is a series, decisions Then suddent they could make me disappear. of uys on the Ithanetal, adThe best piece in n' c'onec. Twilight 7A)N fashion And the minlstratlie and other pt-nb — atwa's made me disappear lems of art museums that are tio. partly because it shows a r Revisi ted Godfathe nomas caught in a quceze over such ccnt of h'mor. is when they were doing some PATHE &ODFATHER qUestIflnc as what should be W Leaviti, who suggests try PERS and Other Confessions thing they felt I wouldn't like their aims and how thcs should "the bek'agurrd director" the fty Mario Piizn G. P. Putnam's 4 ' Do riot however, confuse this %all / II) Steer a course in which go about achieving them with the tinsel tattle-tales of s Unfortunately the first two museum dries not trs- to be all "ris other show his "confessionS" After was broke Mann Psuo items will put off the reader so things to all people. 30 years of writing, he had two This Is candor i" 'The God' Slilti A. Smith much that he ma never reach fatter' is my least favorite novnovels ptihlihN1 and c'riticail Associated Press rancor ("So the real meal of the book One acclaimed for the most part L ci'' i with Th.' idntrtT ou a study. as heavily footnoted wtcrsh not much profit He owed hell out of Unbelievable Caper , but % as a doctoral thesis, of past mones'. So he wrote ..The God- should just get the bright examples of how "radicals*' BANK SHOT By I')onald E fther" Whammo' Mammon the movie business"L hitter, and lifted have threatened the existence Westlake Simon and Schuster and the arch-Mafia Huge sue- wi thout being of museums, kes'ed to the histn• not s'erv by an pass. amiable slle. at c'ecs Finaneiall '' 'c.. rv of the Louvre The second is intimate and intriguing 100 Troubles" The world much critically Then came the the "con' There's more a plodding recital, consisting much with you Skip the ITi*t film: script b mostly of obscure names and lUllS tontØit. Dip into this WOO' 'Q'U. Now. Puzo tells everything fessions" than The God' dates, of how the Communists derfully funny little book in- you aiwas's wanted to know father" As kind of an autotflo' in Russia established the prinand escape for a f ew about 'The Godfather." as a graphical anthology, the book SIIOTI stones and ciple of "socialist realism" ste novel, as a hollywood movie, contains some book reviews t?'. Puzo pre The reader should skip these hours rime buffs probably V0fl I the show business nobody or vinusly published two like this novel It docsn t follow knows . ',/S — and his views on gambling. There are pieces about direrpurist line Forget them. Go Core of "The Godfather PaIs lib tot's, curators. trustees. the urn- the a long oonedtt wildes t bank pet's imarclous title) is the ~talians and women '.ersitiesandtheathaneecuard Goldstein '.,orm flC chapter on TheMakingof The 'cut robber) capers of this still museums most of them Associated Press ,, r&p which he sa Godfather. ear. oifl flortumuider. sober and uptight for cash in a w as written simpis tecuceso th. mrs crook who There are r ur'ng mant people wrote and asked credit card age ic'tor, the CX artand mu- FBI agent who let' the agency about the book and movie Also , in which some critics traditional I. liil isu- charge that — use of an argument about a there were so mantrequr'stc pt-cscums are but _________ secret handshake. and A choice for interviews. from* TV, radio In assortfrwflt of other oddballs serving relies of he A STITCH IN TIME saves nine and produces this beautiful work of art. and the press, that I thought it Pa:at;s( tare Joy Morris shows her finished article to fellow needle wielders at St. easier to refuse them all and they r ob a bank whether museums should tend just present the information Mary Magdalen School, Gina Smith, instructor Sister Mary Geralvn. t And what a hank toward art histor)- or the educa' here for anybody who is interwalk doesn't just Deborah Zierten and Barbara Corzo. Yarn Craft is one of the many This group lion of the increasing swarms into a bank with guns drawn and "led of visitors electives for activity - period. If •ou are indeed inierested T.fl. -i rob It Much trio normal Inthe museum 'flirbook depicts 1ari1ynsoruonz-'iioto) Go don bank houced in in what went on behind the book the stead the pick a man in ______________________________________________ director thecorner are the a mobile home, swipe a truck, cot-crc, behind the movie one middle Inas frames. this chapter alone is trustees, usually intei-con- hook it onto the bank and roar worth the price of the book It's nected members of the Estab- off with the entire bank. all there , all the studio manipuhshment. who expect him to be To tell more would be to t'c- tatinns. the wheeling and dealan administrator. In another veal too much of the plot. but ing and horm-trading, the esper are the stall members Who CX_ It's I a bo,juj% #,n d the ending is rialtv significant influence of pect him it, twan art -~rwecl;11151, Frank Sinatra. the casting a and in another are some minor- unbelievable IT)' it, you'll like it problems on the film. Puzo the Ity artis ts who agitate for exhiPhllTbomas writer as innocent outrider in the section can t'uil be re triip with a cliff brush and biIl(UlsthatWillShOWthe$T0w11 - MR move- d with an adjustable hot water Probe the open Associated Press the mental state of H(lilwosI Orzi np obiems are amuni, wit tait tttjiiuer the packing ends of Inc drain . -. the more common and an- wasrwrs wncn you put inc a wire wiiiie von have the noving it it n g ups occtirrin section hail. Sruh out the trap out around the house. Water go\ BOO J - SposTAIix 1 - . • Total Employment Is Up STOP LICKING STAMPS use . Food Prices Hike 1 % . . I I 1 '-., - ,.UaI1y li.à. Sni sppli.s up 1.40 t 5'.o,u*Hia 1. cotiS'EXILNT - hht an lb id- A,n,rut.I&au is ill falls (A Mo snd 100- -' c0OWCAL , - ma entj PP.AC7ICAt. - Ideal Pa bediv'a*. Otna maul that — L 1 ''ó C - -- Tt.'ust Mack with walnut T&t* trim. , " '...." '-' longs 111~ _ , _,,,_,,._ _____ _ r Rush me — t5.TAiiA s-atag.,ampafflDT st$145s*, Name ! I - YOURSELF Fix Clogged Drain? Here s ~.tarts to back tip Folkr, 1w- 1!4&( T Wilt S49 ) &" a/ ,----- ..'~ reiiair prablerns for van to - ENOUTSOEP TRY PLUNGER $17to $99 ~~~ ,7 To S169 11 - .., --- ~ - I . - iiwiiu•• A I % •• '' X. q Ill 1 a geo4e stuaxt 4 47' I IF ALL ELSE FAILS WORK A DRAIN AUG THROUGH DRIM OPE141146 REMOVE TRAP .I- '. .I"~ I t__-1 . - gathered in and around it g rI\ place permanentl%- tend ill gather slime. This in turn J_ - e - _~ -_ -.1 4 M___ 1 LYNDON B. JOHNSON !,:: * -0. X .!= I.- - _....0 I J I *11 B , - 1 vatu"°'" Reduced '° Q. __ .. -' ___ -- $ _______________ e cat-cf ulls and loosen or remove these fittings to fret' mos'c -- -, , — - 10 .1 I I p0011 Tti(' 1101 i tin- Tit'xt piiit'i to check The trap is hit' Ushaped pipe' below the sink P u r pose of the' trap is to h'ild water, which prevents sewer gas front hacking up the pipe and ('scuting into the house Since this is the p I a c where water stands still there' is a chance hi, tither things lii gather there If tin' trap is equipped will, a cht'z'n':it l'ig at the ticrid, Hearing it is rust. Itenieivtthe' plug with a wrench, first placing a pail under the' trap to c a I r Ii the it' ii tI r thuit d ,- a I n t. out A thin drain auger or a wire will do the' joti If the-re is no piul, reniovi the c-ill ire M'e'tiohi of pipe' It lit each end and is t hr I 11 -' ., - ,. Seams:: = New Furniture is on SOIAS Reg- - j Inventory—and DO IT FAST' -.-''- I I - - I I .. Palm -- - i ' - • - -. - , - - W 9k ~F,4 , w i - - -- - .-- _ - -_ __ ________ ' '' ~ -, - . - - -- C i. - - ' \l ' & %. (2\ : S - - - - 11 - ' - jj' ." l,Q - r'j' - Altamonte Mall "'-' ' - -- - — ' -- ' , - . P03~_ ", _.T~~IMII eIr ';--k_ _~_ 6'' M2110 - Springs Ru - - - -- __ i rt~~____.~g - IR- - .,,,' _____ ' - i - — - i - - - - - - ' - -, - - - - - - ' •-•, - '--- 1A"ii - - ;±* - ' 4 ,, . -- .'" -.A ~~ - . -- - - r. - ". - ' - '— '' . J;: i -~, : - - - NEXT IN LINE FOR TRAFFIC LIGHT INSTALLATION a pa rtment complexes on Palm Springs Road and the proposed Altamonte Mall shopping center. (Aerial Photo by Bill Vincent' A traffic signal has been approved by the county for SR 436 and Palm Springs Road junction in Altamonte Springs. The growing traffic problem there will be worsened with completion of Florida Hospital North and THE HERALD -- ' — - Downtown Meeting Attracts 7 Interest By BILL SCO'fl -- -- --- . -- . In 'Face Li ffing L I. t meeting, k.IA at u Greater trd Chamber of Corn- street arran"ements 1 Oc we Cii) zoning and Planning board,, DEMOCRATIC National Chairman Lawrence F. Onl a handful I Se I d John Mris cIt and missioner and a ;nemlr O'Brien reads the Wisconsin primary results as "a downtown merchants "With only a handful property owners turned out for Downtown Business Associa tion massive antiestablishment vote." Thursday night's meeting with (DRA), said he had 37 con- merchants out to worry about Don Knlht. DRA president, stated the Ideas proposed by ' Date, City planner, warned the gathering. "Seminole and Orange CountIes are the fastest rU t1:1:orId right now city zoning and planning of. firmations out of 64 possible the future of downtown Sanford, nu and t-)' °wt-' l92Ite have got tobe changed Or bricks and blocks front tunw- TlIF, SUIllwNIE COUHT may be asked to define how pretty 'participate " becomes in a (idols to discuss proposals to participants. However, only it doom " bling to the ground. government cm support church-run schools, but r"llovate the city's downtown four merchants and three discouraging." was the com- downtuwn area had app-aled to clooe tietl~e said the unprovements , President Nixon has indicated he may offer his own business establishments and property owners attended the ment trorri Arthur Harris- him. Seetru like there's a - could not come easdy and shortage ... so Mucil 50, ftt solution first. - --- --- - -s saedthe need bra prepared some of the smaller companies __ - __ plan to avoid conflict.. ra tioned _______ ______ ___________ ____ .--------• twho are already sold ons) won't even be able ti alloca to make deliveries today. I -_ . i CfltO.t1' ID contact all 6 Next week, they'll get some nd ulilt3 at ptyown rIm" of it from their wholesale Ferrell also made known YOU understand the money th water, et this ttwljf udotni(.' Dake a suppliers and then they'll ap' lit B DONNA VSI'ES i invested here" Los(;wool) - "Don't his concern that excessive use portion this precious cornFerrell answered by pointing said threaten us with 235 housing at of the lake by spe.dbnuitevs modity to their "preferred" the ctty'sftrstreSpOflSibllitY Fairy Lake," Zoning Corn- front the development would Out -accounts. ___ L5 to ctturns already h':iog in (,.IU54 hatoc, • inissionChairnian 11, II. Ferrell If you're just a "do-itthe city. He added by requiring Planner L. T. Engelke W.kS1ILNGTON (F) — Seti.t. coldly answered to a challenge yourself" homebody and want 4fj development of single faintly go to swered. "We could e from a land planner for th to doodle around on >-our own could homes around the lakefront Slike Stansfkld 0-Stool, and leave family homes. We property, it's unlikely that I developer-owner, C. A. hobbs single program only 14 new families would have Hugh Scott. K-Pa., will / go under the EllA tI fur a three-week tour of April Jr., Thursday night, you'll be able to get a cement 1 the type of families who access ra ther than $74and temper Jack Iflaiflisflil China. considerable short flurry of A delivery without / Board member Rev. Senate the Slauslield. showed after Ferrell stated his move into 235 homes have more calling around. / lAnthay answered this, "i can k-eider, said be and the concern that residents of 674 children for some reason," he — -I I ft-urn tt tnijurtI fursee more pollution multi-family units planned at Insisted. Senate Republican kiidtr will I at," Ferreil borne's along the lakefront could th "1 can not see accompanied by their elves -, the would overload the site To give you an Idea of bow / caused than (ruin this be ,ind a tfl 'II st or eight. relatively small Lake. With the shot back. "You cannot be many gallons of gasoline,' are a -.I •.'kil W,, -iih 'ii,. t'inn'i deiek'pmt'nt. puniped when ux',.e flitfcfiafll.3 Hobbs company owning sonic i . .j'iJ1,.___ 110001A T...i I 1 us with that." threaten : 1 / 1,4(X) feet frcntage on the lake, get into their "price wars" .L i I' disagreed with the Engelke I th & would 19 this ta Fetrehl pointed out / the Tenneco S tion at ( give slightly more than one foot use of the term "threat" and French Avenue in Sanford sold per per son if all residents of the said the remark was not meant 177,000 gallons of gas LU 1" . Must be everybody th '" planned development should i;w that way. The planner's mon decide to ,ise the facility at th e statements were followed by from Orange County also N — same time. (Related Story I'age one from an asso?Iate who coming here while recognizing insliteit Hobbs should he given ) a legitimate bargain, ett' In relation to this Fetrell as much consideration as other rs around the —— noted only 10-15 homes are built property owne , no reatlie We own A Starting TOMORROW at 10 a.m. Until Stock is Sufficiently Liquidated! I a Night I $9700 I ., \ I Save Nowl Mocwn 3 Pc. Suite, 171 Reg,S3 Hrcuion S _ Spanish 2 PC. E*rios.d safld your L'°' Rig. 53"," _\ OVER 1151000 in D ifl9 — I*mt*fitwt IV F am Booms to s,I for $ Modern 4 Pc. Jr. Dining Room Intl. China '297 SIZE BED CAMOUS BRAND ~ l 'g Country Pine 7 Pc. inch, Reg. China Spanish ? Pc, Formal 3PC lóXIO,, A Soturanu kirtzl 1 cla neetis a Saturai shoe one that's mane to take all the r'ttrt's in its stride A shoe like this nor and ', 18 L In White sod Multi citrus OPEN FRI. WIlES IlL, :oo igIt's 1x2 means column by 2 To smell for on ad to be 20$E.rIRST ST. SAWFORD S OFF, Room Rig mci. 5397 SAVEI All Floor Sample Chairs—While They Lastt Recliners, Rockers ti'atu;e li. ftt. t'stl a çuL'c'd Anti i 't' China Famous Natur&tzer Made with all those e* , COfl'lt)tetC Dining i.vt: r1 t!ITir1i5 6177 4 Pt, Early Arnie-scan Maple Set Rig. t3ot,S Sihd Country '197 ' 17 itiG 4 PC. Mediterranean Sit R".sucvs Brand and - ' Traditional 2 Pc. Suite. $ Skirt. Arm Cops 197 ill t -r 1IY. off Occasional In Chairs Dirtor Treated Fabrics $357 3 Pc, B.an.fl Tradition. al R".um's 3 Pc. Spanish Armoire SAVE 50% and Morel Walnut hookcas, Slid. ing Gla ss ' ,.. ' You Sit Rig. Conv.Bnds Sacrificed Regardless of Cost! Famous Make Sleep 7 5 167 Hid..A.Bed Rig - '197 —end '(".5 Net lIsi.d Coln* Pt. pered u.sAv1stol I --- And You Wonder 'e..-.".'. I ••• _'•• on an equal amount Of space on l4ikt' "I)on't . . the other side of the body of half the lake" he Asked. "Don't and you start to feel ill! Regarding the tragedy In Ireland ... a quote from the wire dispatch todayct one O( the IRA's leadei's as saying, "The light must continue, even thought nore lives will be lost.'' There really Isn't anything more important in life than "Well itself now, is there? Maple Bache lor , ' -' Walnut Student keg. $S?S Desk Custom Cov e d Her to re ionHid.A.Bad 3at, / - ' - - Desks, Chests, Bookcas. Chest Meet Boils -f $497 . 1,1 Zoning ' $20,000 in Living • OVER $25,000 in Bedroom Suites to go foi'$13,000 I Room Suites to go for Headb0 '- - Bulletin S OVER Stan ds . Vou'ri - _________________ 27 0377 \ effective? ' Mill TIlE LEGISLATURE enters a dawn-to-dark race with the clock to conclude th e already extended general entire state as well. And would for you believe that the reason li probabi ty this unfortuna te the lack of cement. That's right the stuff they use to keep I I . However. it redistricting and h state to a screeetting halt, not only in pending. this county, but tluroughout the got to reduce our Top Heavy - - r. That's the way! We've -' j ' . , -' ' FACTS P1dlnQ this one! area in these United States. '- j-irstFederal -_ - I I. ________ - ' -, - WORLD ALMANkC ncitkiid or R.'; _______ _ I . - ... - - - #11 - COMEDIAN Bob Hope raises $16,000 for Florida's mentally retarded, and raises laughs at the antics of Southern politicians. A•SPOhSki BY it SP,MPLE e ' utt 'd generators. C LO .' SemmoleCoun is the second fastest growing - Jammed-to-the-Katters and More ______________ 0. Inside £I - , -. e i:5t-it It' Mi't tii('t tir-i ci (.1ii' tutu er also jii'odtiit imI!LltaTrls. A source of ene:g which Is free of polio. titin lint little' used is ge-i' tuiid utlwv1 . The the'rni Almanac note's This power Ili lapped it-nm 11w earth s interior heat to product' steam which spitis electric "I ., - I ______________________________ iI -'-••' .1 the stopper Cleaning a w a y material that gathers around stoppers will prevent protili'nis at tit;! at - ,. '-- - '5 - . 4 HeadUlnes A ..~,!.. .!.-. — ,t"i t .., \ 29 . - - of 51thNI) out for t'asv ch'nrilng t..ae'ii- - — tars. citil. sto;ipers are usually held in place with either a e nut above or ii ('nujihing inlow. The coupling will be just atmt'c' liii' trap You will hate to examine your setup - !_- i am A rescue:qUad%8Ssummonedafldb0Ut4 3.1n., a mobile coronary care tinit from the University of Virginia Hospital was sent to the Robb home in the fashionable I'armnigton section outside Charlottesville, Johnson was brought to the hospital about 5:30 a.m., members of the family said. Johnson had planned to go from here to Washington Saturday to attend a wedding. He had arrived at the Rot)b home Thursday Robb, married to the former Lynda Bird Johnson, is a student at the University of Vir- ehest pains shorti) before r- 111 . university city and apparently began sufk't ing CPUS*R.OIIU 111111111111111111 -___ • Johnson had been visiting his daughter and iii i-in imiawu Viere Bulginn ' the ex-president had suffered a heart attack. ..Z. 10 P~ - _- .n" .', ' - -_ ' sa y specifically - that _ .' a cling and slop the (train Kitchen sink strainers lift jl ;. - _ r \ 0 sink or the trap right tu low the sink Check the drain opening in the sink first. Look at the stapper or strainer. Clean the I - I Ol'h)It't' tIIAIU Or! EVll I t, Va (AP) to was fldIflltted President Lyndon H, Johnson unit cardiac the Urns ersits of Virginia Hospital s earls today suffering from chest pains I)r. Richard S. Crampton, associate professor of internal medicine at the hospital here and Johnson's s phs sterno said the former president is comfortable, his condition stable, and lie Is b. Us. 700? Master Chirp or flankAm.rieard. Add 45 state .4c for postage sales tax, and 1 and handling. Seed order to: . - r'i I —• - \ Isitni!! -' - ~,T * - III ir liii Z1 , f, & l- .- -N LBJ H opitalized A I F' I .1. Pains Mity _______________________ . " i _,__• - D \- , I -_ _~_ NA~. I 7 I • i Mdrua_________________ State hiQ - ____ OEM I - tuna t'r ' - are Friday, April 7, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 PrIce 10 Cents 64th Year, No, 165 ' to , -. d.iwmieu.stJbS ij,tam , - ,ratb slamf* *t misuSe. wits By NEIl. (llLIlRhl)K tttt .* oaw . ' 21 December anti .Ianufiry unit Marrh to 53 57 Th is and that wholesale prices of number of jobless edged down above a 6.3 per cent 'ents or February. nine-tenths in ,n. 200,000 to 5.2 miiilllor. Al' Labor Writer fool and Industrial raw mate'said half year earlier. 'rho report on jobs The ,epirt on wPinIessl' WASIIIN(lTt)N (All) -- The ninis increased a modest cmethe employment i(itlfl that news 1i' rise in hourly earnings tent Indicated prices Inrindoel It,,' total niunber of Americans with tenth of one per was their Iarg- pins a small iflCtCRitd in the Jobs posted the largest gain in more favorable ilevelnpmenta (anti iroduuts and processed among men and more than length of th. average Work Mare); in nearly live )'enra anti for l'resldent Nixon to defend ft wwls t teeiinPtIfOhit'tenth,snbfbl est nnonthy gals) in per tent in March after several five years. Another one-third ° week bnnted average rankandthe rise In wholesale prices his ecnriwtilt' policies. the gain In jobs went to teen- file pay by $1.09 per week In slowed sharply, the government The reports hey the labor fle. months of sharp increases, said. one'-tenth of one agers and the rest to wewnen. 1131,13, the over-all The' re ported today. pantmenl'e 13'irra., of labor rt also said average leThe repo Wholesale prices are general- Statistics also said that the na- per cent in tense in the who Increases in employment, earnings of some 45 muty, indicators of later develop- lion's unemployment rate saic pr 1'i' fn4.'t was the smniti- pinsirly gs and hours of we-erS rank.and'file wrirkeri, earnin mcnt.a In retail 'onswner costs. edged up front 5.7 to 5.9 per tent lest in live months anti followed lion generally viewed as signs of •n"ro than h.ilb the ation'i total The report that total employ- last month, but this was due to three consecutive sharp in. fl orrIflI' 'rMth e r'c t -xo ri'r,' r for-, meni ross' 1120 000 t l 2 tiiilhinn apassutial fnt'tors anti th.' :ivtsini rrrlises of elgtht-tenthc each In futh 5 OrIfCa.hI$h__. CREDIy TEhM BE All — ; Herald Index ,' " Area,teatl'is ' S Calendar • National Warehouse Furniture LI ' HM 17.92 ( Ml. NO. 434) LONGWOOD PHONE ___ _________ 7 r . 11111 t'hurvhdtrectory 6 (')it-ch news -----------------2 l'utilic notices . ...... .1 0-11 Suitdty ....... 12-13 ..... Claulfled ads ....... I ....... Comics ..... ........ .- 12 Society ,,,, 9 Sports ............10.11 Crossword puzzle TV ...............Guide Dr. Crane Guide Dear Abby ..................9 Tablehopping 5A 4 Vegetable itiarkel , Ettitortalconunent , Word is the official open house and ribbon cutting for the Good Samaritan Home's new .'aclflty will be held April 16 a happy day for the patients, Mother Wilson and all those who -Y - --- hat the faith to Inipus1bie dream r ream "the W. have committed the Golden Rule to memory; let now commit it to life—Edwin Markham 322.02N ) ii ..... S I • i,.e me P4000 .,held •,4•,a. N... sold is dcteIire. u All listed Ii.,,s ewbi.,,,. p,i., ui.. (,uide 3 l'JlterthiflfltCIlt 9 I"ortn news CA Horoscope 14 llospitalnotes .' 1111111 -......-....'-"- - SEMINOLE COUNTY's State Troopers have received their supply of ATrivr AIIvf' pen's eni 2h th e'1 'U c padih 4Ld to miit&urLits as part 4 the Governor's Highway Safety Commission "Arrive Alive" piiiti Put don't stop them, they'll stop you. The pens are "fret" with each traffic citation. Trooper D. S. (Dan) Lawrence is shown with a handful, just waiting to "give" them away . (Gary Taylor Photo) ,,.... . ---- -. WEATIIFR-YflsterdfIY'B high 81' low 5. Generally t'aic today and partly cloudy Saturday. highs In low to mid 80's . Low tonight In 60 . Violent thunderstorms erupt ed along a cold front in the Midwest late Thursday, triggering tornadoes In Illinois, Iowa and Indiana and ending a brief spell of mild prIng weather. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 06, 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/33223cee7c50ae30ecc520f545c1d18a.pdf ede68658c6dede359135cf5792af9ff8 PDF Text Text li-The Sanford Herald + Sunshine Tuesday, April A. 1972 Campaign Past Halfway State Hope To iday Raise $89,000 By Fr 04P 1111111111i . w*htng to i.nd c ixld ild nn Otympic siPr nd cit t.brg tc bezivfl U* moty much has before this tion Army Fund flrlve r'w Salvatnn Army Cornpool that could be tribtios directly to The Salva dfl tth e s'mit'tg ow inunity Servk't Center no been subscribed to a Cmc before have we had such a good 'roup. The ('en °' Army Building lund Salvation gIC*IpS The Swithlne state" must be reaches $161,000 oniy Sn . all our Welfare Center, Kitchen and used %.y stands within P9,000 cd the Project. Never before has there opportunity to cspttu . enveloped in a mammoth trosn Campaign Goal. local rkninc Facilities, Emergency community." He satd:"We may do so by Matting their opportunity to çpzeelatlon to $250,000 Campaign Goal, been a good Letters of Support and checks to' (ipalgn Co.Qa1rrnan smoke ring as indicated by a faith. Sutply Rooms and other have the land, we have the are con- prove that the people of ration Army for the 4 an The Salvatkn Army, P.O. Boa disclosw by the stata Dlvistcm Vincent Roberta and Harold "Roberts said: "We Building Fwd Seminole County are willing to ful years of service that it has necey areas All facilities location, we have fident that that today of Beverage that there has been Kaitner atiftminced the U be available to the entire organization that knows how to l96 in Sanford. ic -t that will rendered to us" 1i achieveJC1. Never support a %+1Ce A $21% Million Increase In the BuDdtnt Fund Drive for ft's harold Kastner explain ed community. The Center will lx- operate a CommunitY cigarette tax"collec'tpd in How To Hold that eortswerebeininssde to open seven das+M wekandMt and cheaper than anyone etsJanuary for distribution cir,rnplete the Building Fund ntghL a week. le FALSE TEETH Dr. Vincent Roberts tait4 Now all we need Is a UtI more Dr ive and rch the $0.000 S.cur.ly of Aroordmg to the department Goal by Friday, April 7th. He that the support for the Fund money and we have have troth ,rnbitrsu you by fit., t'h g, this rrxesenta a 2S h. t h'.'.. when ou st, said: 'The Ume has now come Drive was gaining momentum the finest Community Sefllt'c iiIii A d.,dur, adM.tr. e.n Increase over th e nrevlous as more peoçile came to reslire Centers in all c'f Central ,v tct US to complete the task we i FASTETII IIY,. 4.ntuu. .,i ar3 and is based uon i .Janu_________ bold. Mike. '*1 began M'VeIaI lTt011ths ago. We that the FIUOd Drive would be Florida. We can have all of this ,, firmer. ,t.sdtt FcYflWiKUflh3 ;ti million additional packs sold successful. He said: "It is not If we will come forward right u me,omloet. u FASTEETH Deehave encowaged all of can /, throughout Florida as wU as Building Fund Team Members often that we In Seminole now and pledge our full tuti A4he.iv. Powder. D,utur.. / I the tare cent County can look forward to the financial support to this thatt ii. ,.ittil to health. S..e to complete the solicitation of f $12,14) "°1 total A of the prospects and make their success of a project such as this Building Fund Drive" collected for the month During final Reports to The Satiation and because of this fact, many Jariary the number of packs Army on or before Friday, April people are inclined to wait to so3d totaled 72,43,8flora6i3 we of a project has a chance of 11, 7th per cent Increase in conan New Community Service success. When they feel that sumption, indicating that y will Center will offer wide range of success is possible flc ri&ns have Just "Gotta port. services and artiv:ties to give their generous Electric Adding ?1'ac1iine tve anither cigarette." resideit. Now that time has come and we Semuvle unt,' i ____ will counties Distributicm to The new Salvation Army nerd $62,000 more to achieve $419,220.64 and to cities c-cimmumtY Service Center will $5,fl7,7t12.33. ~64 Roberts indicated that If ities and supervised ofer ' Area nmnlcipabties programs to children ranging lit add itior.al funds were raised arncamt of tax collectIons whit age from six years to 11 years of these would be used to expand ____ w ill be distrilaited the programs off ered at the age. There will be adult ac as I olsows: Altamonte Springs. Uvities available for all ages. Center. He said: "If we can $3,366.77; Casselberry, ___________________________ ii1 including the Senior Citizens- raise another $35.00(, to &'O,OOO $9,925; Lcmgwood. $7,615.76: -______ One of the most important N orth Orlando. $775.33; Oviedo, areas .f the new Center will be $3,225.56, and Sanford, the Gymnasium as well as the :1 ____ s27,97517. outdoor recreation areas. Al] . I V I Seminole County will receive such as types of spot VI r Basketball. Baseball, Football. Vofleybafi and other sports will 416 SU'FflSG tS LEGAL be available There will be several Activities Rooms where (API Classes will be held for Special a tax lawful for - It BREAK WATER now under construction in the Sanford marina west Cc*itscs for both young people iderrnlsl to work in Howard completed with all piling work expected to be cent per is 45 harbor adults. There will be a County. Chapel where religious services finished Thursday. Contractor is preparing to tie whalers (timbers) The cnty wiling board ap proved new zoning regulations will be held weekly for those of onto the pilings before treated wooden panels are finally bolted to wticb permit taxidermists to a ll fai ths as well as those who combat ware action, operate in th e county for (Bill Vincent Photo) lust time in its history. . -I-'.- .. .. *r.a 1&U 5*5Th S 1 *TI i YSOP COGNAC I.W. HARPER 12 YR. + ,&a m ,n+ PR. GIN In Moves Ahead cto V ry in In W i iscons McGovern .1 Mark 11111q,111 A& ~& Smoke 4 ~ 04J" 41f ZW/41* . . . T rt,41tb Wednesday, April 5, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 641h Year, No. 163 ,ft , All I'olItkaI Writer MIi.WAtIKEE, Wis. I AN Sen. George Mc(loverr, has established himself as a major contender for the tk'r,wcrativ presidential nomination by scoring a smashing victory In n Wisconsin primary (lint knocked New York Mayor John V. I4ndviy out of the race for the WhIt*. house. The South Dakota senator, making the, breakthrough he hiatt forecast here, ran strongly In both urban, blue-collnr areni -' Doctors, Hospital OLiVETTI . - $10 _____ _____ _________ - . - ______ ______ ______ _______ 9 . S',. S. - - -- - - is now ---- - - . j'. ROYAL DELUXE =:- M&E1OTL FII?GERAL01L - $C*TTI Hospital Notes APRIL 2,1972 ADMISSIO!fS Sanf ord: C&FTT*fl RWT1 Olga S. Palmer Mstu Hanson Dim C. Brown 113C7 ti ttt k Griffi th Rose M. Futrell Anita B. Flynt Virgil C. Jordan Jessie Benjamin Bertha Washington Usa Dawn Dugan Ebristina Ernestine J. Williams Gussle Mae Phillips Ruth Mae Hoffman Roosevelt White Hazel C. Smi th, DeBary Peterson, DeBary Myrtle M. Hill, DeBary Elizabeth Bwitham, Deltona Amane F erreira. Dull Clara M. Brown, Lake Mary Sanford: Jalu W. Kibler Elbert Gaines Shir ley Greirne Bernard Burke Vegetable Report FEDERAL-STATE MARKET Moderate, Market Steady, cartons. 24 count $1.00. Leaf NEWS SERVICE type, Demand Fairly Good, SA!*'ORD, FLORIDA Market Steady, 4.5 bushel VEGETABLE REPoRT crates, few sales $1.00. Romaine Shipping point inf or ma tion type. De mand Fair, Market for Monday . April 3rd. All sales About Steady. 1 1-9 bushel F.Q.B. for stock of generally crates $l. Demand Good. good quality, unless otherwise Parsley stated. Pre000ling charges Market Steady. Wirebound crates, bunched 5 dozen, Curly extra. & Plain types $2.50. S.ANFORD-OVIEDOZEILUOOD DISTRICT: Radishes - Demand Fairly Good, Market Steady'. Cartons. Cabbage Demand Fair. film bags, Red type, 30-6 uz Market About Steady. Domestic $1.00. Whitt Icicle type, 241 o Round type, medium-large, 3s *1.50. IIAS1'INGS L)1.STR1CI bu.sbt'l (TOtes 11.50-1+75, best nutiy *1.75. 50 lb mesh sacks Cabbage - Demand Faarh' 11.35-3.50, mostly' $1.50. 1. Good. Market About Stead)'. bushel crates, medium-1argi. Domestir Round type, mediumRed type, *3.00-3* mostly b.rge, 1. bushel crates & 50 lb *3.00; Savoy' type $3.O0-350, cartons $1i0-L75. 50 lb mesh sacks *1.25.3.50. 1% bushel mostly *3.00-3.25. Carrots - Demand Exceeds crates, medium-large Red type apply, Market Stronger. Film *2.50.300, mostly $35; Savoy bags, mesh or paper master type *1.50-3.25, mostly *3.00. Mike Pilueger container medium-large; 41-1 lb Local Representative $3.25; 34-2 lb $316.90 lb mesh Phone 325 IS fl Wks, loose pack, large size $3.25. Demand Falaly Celery Steady. Good, market Wirebound cntei. Pascal type, 2 dozens $1.75. 2 downs $2.25. 3 & 4 dozens *2.75. 4 & few $ dozens $3.26. t1.ese lWiage - Demand Market Steady. Fair, Wiret,ound c!btt), wrapped. 2 cowd $2.* tt-Eacar.le Demand rr.i.in 1 coI'rnn by 2 inches FaIrMai'ket About Steady. ll- Too small for an ad to be noticed or effective? You'rs S bushel crates $1.25. Lrtivlb type. Demand 'ending mis onet - Car wash and bake sale by Junior MIT at 5Pl Community U nited Methodist Church, 9:30 am. to 3 pin., 1792 Cauelberry. April 1$ Seminole County' Campers business meeting. 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L 320 West Semoran Boulevard, Altairnonte Springs i note change cii meet tfl place). All Souls )ieti'i Club parish haIL9p.m., parish hail. Tasting luncheon sponsored by Paper Dolls., benefit South Seminole Community Library. 11 am. to 2 pin., Altamonte pd educational building. LEAVING HOME IS NO LAUGHING MATTER... t - ir?. ' DUCK I ROYALDILUXE WHITE t am "It LEWiS "66" OLD FLORIDA , !' ___________wutu VIIST TOSS $IAVTIIIt w swt.s.w *.." "-,-- -.'a a - I a- a - CUCKENHEIMER W0L.FSCHMIDT 1 SP'tS 1151* - ~Mo + '.* 399a 47tt ALL DIII PSICL U' + I, a.,. a . ¶ . Lfl --. S. FI1+11 "us '. CERIinED IT fli CAOA) AM TW SAVING IS YOUUS ITT. PSISTISI *.A *1*IIi SAXON'! Citw!.II .L.1111EPLIJJ.1 " _____ w_' as ________ ' a a. a cr'. -a ' - • - £. - YR. ö1flMi BONDED AK 1 BOURBON CANADIAN COACH te TRADEWINDS GOLD ii TI. It. $15). VSOP BRANDY DANT 10 YR. * u / RUM PREMIUM '10' SCHENLEY 100 PR. VODKA____ ?5W*4I? sillS? U1*UI1 Iii). SOVEREIGN I ICISW s'UCtiS1 GRAND DAD STRIGA IT US 5* P1+ iTt -: Te. '.ini- ___ _________ --TANQUERA HAIG&HAIC QUEEN ANK is, PINCH BOTTLE 12 TL W.SCOTCH 62? McIY8YR. V.0. BARTON ' 7.49 '1.'. 5.29 15111 M' TIOPIC,M liii I). IL" Vac BAA U@w" ___GIN 86C SCOTCH CERTIFIED - II? tUTU is PSSOt P1115154 ABC 100 PR. ABCS YR. UISA isT YSSA CANADIAN eta-ull n. SPRINGS ITt. fT. s.I).*SU Pt Is - c*t.asa- '" .;L 3.99 + KAHLUA ' I ," SIKa- DRAMBWE.:'8?. *. BALLANTINE BEEFEATER , .D1.MIXtNl CACAD-ANUITTI )*I ,, al" Ii'. V. 1 * 01 liii! GEO. DICKEL $41 .UlLAII MASIlJiiiI ISis MARTIN'S vvo .n . ,+'c.,t, '.L1 4.99sm59i - rmsto I+i.+.+I11 .'I I". CERTIFIED PAISTI BROOKFORD II TUS 'i . + Hi_.$13 I .. "I. GORDON Is PeSOS I I I..&- 56" a'.. £ a.-. I, 1. '" £11361 (a. 1099 in 2" i - IC I HA '4 isCi a . ON, "000 .J' MJ I-';a 4, CERTIFIED UT •4. ,, 3 •IIII. 71 7+1 .s'iT!IxJ1T:.I!ii :'U,,.. to- _________________________ WEEK'S BUYI! GENESE! 49W? KENTUCKY IT • ?. BEAU - -' - I • -. -• • k'!i 41 I $I .6smcie •, .ai_ - I.e. CERTIFIED P1111144 51515 BOOTH'S NUllS? $4. Li ir-11 ____ _____ H4VN HILL Pa?.3-' Ill If IRS (ilINMORE Ito 41 or-41orle ' .L . . . ____ -11 1411:111 171-943P IM ____ of 11 " + .a.. ta. - - W ' . -- ' 10 e ' --.--.-- 'N 9&Q If,64 'i'____ .. . . ______ YsleINIA NT*OS*I P.O. 1.. *214 S..I..d. F.S. CowI1 LZWI 531.4717 Cei,,,.li*iy. Fl.. YIIGIWIA CON WILL 1)14311 At4..'..ei. $p4i*51, 14*. ssws CAS'tLk it tp''i'. Ft.. NU.DA kICHUOND 445 1*47 0.1,.... 11*. I. .9 4 -' ____________________ ABC PDt( CNIAJTI IU1WIVY 379 OF 1.*UTEPtf .'.uw. ADU 4Ippy POST. W14111 POST LAU 449 isri, Pin tawomst* CPL&N Cl OH titlIst icc; - API '., * Hi-Way 11.92 i W _ 41fl5 Park -. ' '54' eu,.P ' .i '4 iC.. S - 4' 1iII uwiwotcs 3.41-a 34$ 4' 2 9$ P P61IZMLS-IYUS CA1 3.15-a IN __ - as - Casseberry 4 c.... - * * H - ay 11.92 At 436 at P011 - Stflt. IIVSUTU 99 - ,.,,4 lftA,S #.}t.at.. u. _ ROSE =::- 2$ - -- 3495 ' -4--_;., 1'QUART WINDSOR QUART"'""". JIM BEAM QUART EARLY TIMES 1IQUART POPOV oflk CANADIAN CLUB .CA*ANA' 579 STLBT. •el 411 u VODKA369 '' .4. so es j IQUART GILBEY wi GIN .. sa.,, a.,.s'a QUASI ________ .. a--.-- J .a. .. -M- - demonium at the party's presidential lie said: "The support that we have received a real inspiration. These doctors already have subscribed more than 10 per cent of the total goal of our building fund drive. This is something that we In I the Salvation Army have never experienced before to the best of my knowledge, nothing like this and UI&A has ever happened to the Army in America before. to n. This is wonderful and represents a positive inhas medical profession faith that the dication of the '6 16 in the work and pur pose of our Salvation Army." McDowell said; "As long as I live, I shall remember what the doctors and physicians of 4 have done to help make it possible County Seminole C LOC for our Salvation Army to have an adequate facility, In which to work and from which to serve." By John A. Spoiski McDowell indicated that for the past 43 years Thls'll help you understand Army of Seminole County has been the Salvation where some of those hardthe same old building on East Second Street in using earned tax dollars of yours and "This facility Is the poorest that said: Sanford. He mine are going the State of Florida and one of the poorest Child we have !n called This one is Control. In the Senate It's in the entire Southern United States. But, the sue4 referzed to S-3010 and the house cess of our building fund drive will make it possible $ F Bill IS MO. for us to have one of the finest community service Next year, this government centers in the state. All of Seminole County will will budget $500 million., for its benefit from this new center. It will be built iind successAnd then to make sure that it operated for the betterment afld benefit of the people gets off the ground, the of Seminole County." have following year that's a marked $1 billion "B," buddy. Buys Included in these proposals is Sanford èsomethtng called National Legal Services which means lawyers will be provided free of charge for those who are not Meriwether capable of paying for same. Expansion plaits for Sanford Atlantic That leads me a couple of National Bank were revealed today with anwhat ever hap. questions pened to Public Defenders? nouncement of the acquisition of the Meriwether Secondly, does this mean that buildings on Magnolia Avenue and Second this government will provide Street. the legal minds for these people, President Howard H. Hodges said this ',f who in turn will go ahead and acquisition expands the bank property to a full this government? city block with the exception of that portion iAh, what the heck is the occupied by Touchton ...cause Drugs and McCrory'a. sense in worrying nuttins gonna turn out right The property, adjacent to the bank's existing anyhow!) parking lot and drive , in teller system, will be . car. - didate." Asked his opinion of Sanford, who has launched his own presidential campaign, Mansfield said, "Yes, he's another one I could support." The Montana senator said he considered both southerners to be "national-not regional" candidates. "Either Sanford or Askew could go a long :-.- 1. - the UfliOfl." Mansfield said he feared infighting in the Democratic primaries and at the convention could damage the party. The candidates, he said, are "scarning" each other when they should be saving their baths for Pr.'ildnt Nixon If a deadlocked convention tries to draft Sen. Edward NI. Ke'medy of Massachusetts, Mansfield said Kennedy would "fight with might and main to avoid the nomination. He doesn't want It at this time." + YOU BET HE'S ANXIOUS County Commission Chairman Greg Drummond waits patiently while maintenance crews try to replace fluorescent lamps in order that the regularily scheduled County Commission meeting could proceed. The $3.9 million'court house is scheduled for completion by May 1st, but more than likely will not be ready for occupancy until Sept. 1. So, -: Commissioner Drummond dreams on. . and on. and on. . I New Courthouse Addition Urged can ... as ... _______ UUTICANADIAN:'_stt, as....- -a flow many Wnes have you heard those corny jokes about golfers who pause as a funeral procession goes by? You know, important golf "the &'uy had date and just couldn't attend the ' funeral services for his wife, friend, etc?" Jj$I cnrnballs...... The compassion exhibited by the Mayfair these playIng Country Club cn thc 7th of last month, caused one of those in the procession to call in and publicly commended golfers, an at generally. This particular procession took ths back road, which borders along holes 13 thru 16 at the Mayfair rot'rae .......caualng each and every golfer In fact to pause from his game .... until the procession was out of view. It' s the little things In life that really rr.aan a lot, you know? Headlines Inside THE HERALD HEAVY FIGHTING is reported around a South Vietnamese base 10 miles southwest of Quang Tn. U.S. plancz attack antiaircraft miile sites inside North Vietnam. 3EN. GEORGE McGOVERN has established himself as a major contender for the Democratic presidential nomination with a smashing victory in a Wisconsin presidential primary that knocked New York Mayor John V. Lindsay out of tile race for the White House. ADAM CLAYTON POWELL, politician, preacher and playboy whose flamboyant love of wheeling and dealing led to his exclusion from Congress, dies in a Miami hospital of com- plications following prostate surgery. at once third noor to the south Bring of Layer =d he came .Away Julue Layer. According to the new 13.9 million courthouse Willia= Ind.kated that funding from the mettmg feeling almu3t has been proposed by the Arned that ludiciAr ' a handg-d would ' tell the the County CornMAIL This was proposed in lieu court OrCier could b* t1w funds would have millsiOn wh2t It wants and of spending S200,000 to renovate do" and the present courthouse building to be made availattle for the espect3 to got iL He said. however, that Judge Hall ildbU addition. * La Rodney , irman Greg seemed surprtsed by some of Commission Cha t5 (111(1(5 M tive porteci the demands and did not appear ission Drummond said that the to the County Comm . - - _____ - - relative toa meeting caUedby judicial - 0000 r oom - - -- - - - - - - - - - --- -_ _-. ng Robson Bu By Cit w F1 rob o--hd i ldi y A possibility that Sanford City Coniiiils,sion will begin con demnation proceedings against a fire-damaged First Street building owned by Harry Robson loomed after Baboon did not appear at the Coin' mission work session to explain what steps he is taking to repair the structure. W. K. Knowles, city nuinager, was instructed to advise Robson by letter to remove the building's canopy, which is considered dangerous. Lynn Risner, city building Inspector, said structural engineers have inspected the structure and called it haznr- tious. The city has Installed a barricistle, Winer told the Conunlssion he met with Robson, an arcliltect from E,oghan Kelley's office and a contractor earlier for an inspection of the daftuige. An adjacent business to Robson has written to the ('ouitnisIon, asking that bur*cades be removed simice they are hurting hk business Herald Index Areadeathe ................Vt Bridge ....................7* Calendar .................11* Classified ads ....... 10*-HA Comics .................10* Crossword puzzle 7A Dr. Crane 10* Dear Abby .........7* Edlturinlco,nment 4* -------7* Entertainment h lot oacope - - ---- - Ilospihil flutes ..........2* . + + ,.. - - + . l'ublic notices ............ IOU Society ................... IA Sports --- - --- --- - M-SA TV ------------7* Vegetable market ---- - -- lOB trying for perfection all , E xpenditur e oU4O0l0o for a used partly to expand and modernize the drive-In service. Only the building occupied by Sanford Dry Cleaners will be razed this year, with no ... 11 way toward unifying the Democratic party," Mansfield said. "We shouldn't leave the South out of our calculations. It's part of - + Bank if I'm Personal Opinion anywhere near a TV set and the plans for the other building on Magnolia Avenue Rev. Billy Graham is on , until 1976. that the SpoI.skl bet on it both family Is tuned-In Sanford Dry Cleaners announced It will figuratively and literally, move Its Second Street store to another site. Did it ever occur to YOU, It Hodges stated this expansion program is did myself In watching this necessary to provide the bank's customers with dramatic program, that not the ultimate in fast, convenient service. With the once have you ever seen any SUbSt+ilfltiftI growth In deposits the bank has kind of ii disturbance' No experienced in latter years, the existing drive-in demonstrations ... (for which we are indeed grateful.) system has become inadequate, resulting in Also, the many, many young some waiting for service and some traffic iq "hippies" who are Ito the congestion on Second Street. The new system to audience, and cia come forward be installed is believed to be the answer to both during the Invitational and problems. commit themselves ... (who set Future plans for the property will probably that they're only reported when result in modern banking quarters built over the On do something bad') We're proud of the youth of expanded drive-in teller system and parking today even when they area. stumble on occasion, for it does Architects for the project is the firm of nothing more than remind GutmannDragash & Matz and the contractor is older generation of our falls (if A. K. Shoemaker Construction Company, both we'll be honest with ourselves local firms. AIV .1 -' former North Carolina Gov. Tarry Sanford might grab the nomination. "Gov. Askew has the potential of becoming one of the great men of our time," Mansfield told the Miami Herald's Washington bureau chief, Robert S. Boyd. "I'd be delighted to support Askew. He would be a first-class presidential can- + from the physicians in Seminole County has become ITZ 99c ABC PREMIUM BEER oi ALE , 3.95 cba.sfiani " '"3" IMEIIALLILIILAUWLCI 1.71.... 1515 5•79 3' TOVtS Peswo 1.15... nis Is BEEN 399 MUNICH BAVARIAN TYPE wP? BEER D o $ .....,.., "05501 t'a'ti 1 ?1II .......... 4.19 1i BURGER BEER & "" '.on"a ' '" CuD' $i'iii 2.I. ZIA ""' flat Psi, SiI5, III? PU? 4.29 1.19 SCHAEFER BEEN ..0 sear S $Ise. 1151USD? 1.11.... 11.15 " ,a" Pist iu lutist 1.69. r'i'FciñiI 6-99t (2 ,r i.4.49 6 125 BUTZ BEER Ne. 1I n_IN ' £611 6(15515 £MI".1T is. 4 MILLER HI-LIFE BEER e...a. 1.69 .', 4' NIUR LI1ICIJS tui-aa$ S isa. a ujaoc sMI. DE*ARK 'rr. 8. jfl 179 P9111111 iL.. n_IN .=.tirir BUT . AIIOA £14 ,a.0 .1. ,, ': e. t&i . a. _________________________ 4' *51 PINUTII 57*555 2.IL. 31.15 B B - nominating convention and saya a "new face" like Florida Gov. Reubin Askew or .... -j tu...1,::,431 11. hgis ______________________ ______________________ 1 BEST BEER i' p114.1 U? lii JACQUIN -UPS 1.11* ROYAL DELUXE 'is" 4,49 THIS III - SCHINLEY IS? S _ a L'T) 5.99 ia;11I 11 TOM SIMS .zu H RONRICO RUM '.' tI 1 ciu ___ I TI- 4.29 ' ow- 4 GOLDITtCOA IT I$I 4$ II+ - __ WOOdS 551*1W? 1115. 2' ABC VODKA ,,,, 4SL B'L JACQUIN QUIN 100PR.f' MR. ID I('f'• s it s•,s.. CORBY 1 F GIN ABC SITU IS? + " ' fi 'jjj • SEAGRAM ABC RUM UlsIWSAIl ____ i ,'k' SILAS HOWE 1 us tOZ6 IMP. TEQUILA (SITU PisI SIXO ITS ,.r ______ 5.49w ABC 8 YR. - u,TtI IS$*IUU? -' YELLOWSTONE VIAGNUM'II? 'a..'. 61 *isS*.iI PSI MiSt 's,&u vs.,. 3u1O1 '' i 'c-'' .., + JACQUIN •, COtD Duci ir,. " "" " .4. a I - LONDON TOWER ATi HM MAEIIAIII ale b4.. OSASGI 11 .ucon.* B&L NIP 55T(I rv.-' fte 5.49 UN (MI P11P 4*14*5*5 ___ . 479 ___ ' ___ ) MCHENRY 12 Y K. 'sine. a,u*ua ASAVE OLD GOLD ,_.. SOUTHERN 1rrj1.1 10 YR. COMFORT CALVERI INPI 1151115 4WC.IfltAI.JlI 59 7$ t...., 65" ''' 1.1'ErT!+A& - WELLER'S - Salvation Army management counsel for the Southern United States, stated that never in his 17 years of service with the Army has he witnessed such an expression of support and concern on the part of the doctors of a comm4nity and county. - - - 4IE 3$... .M $$ 41PIUhI 3,_I 4141 3$... US ?*Z 1[SClT1 3.71-'. 5'.I.U.UIKY. 1' 1iYM 1(1111 YOIIA ill 34t US UL-.74.$ P (&SST CLE tWill' 3$ r aiTirn tmi s n. 3W a r F. sits 3.1S' .E1UUI*Li5" $7$ P E 4.41- u 1'1 TONSIKSIYLfl. 3..1? 11$ Ia.W 12-msahsTualLIas SIN$30 7'IT.IltOUJOIlOWt 3a.l1' am Gill 3-Il' 5L$ ?BOUUOIS1IP*$U. 3.1' 4th r mwcur= IllS 33a..IN1 111 1' IAtINflFS SLOE 9 lIDS 3..P an 1' lAtINIS no SAIL r 31 if *JIEIm ET. 4.11... a.$ 7' ltAOflS SCTt6 3..W' 51.15 P no YEInT JACN 'IUN CAIIAAJI 3...ir 51.75 P Cl. 5" OLD HICLDRY..3 11' 44.15 ir 12 Ti. tans Tl WOILILIN... 53.$ 19" 12 T 1. WWILACI 7iI...tU ?t S'*r'1Yr+ 35%IWm3+1I.'.3l15 4AtC YOUSAIU1UN = 3_ir 41.R eiElSflfl' I yr. 1y,4+1 ILli+l _______ HIGHLAND BREEZ1 + sue $OIl .. iyU!.'.lI114'II-I'l1L4 Ij1,iI'11I 1•I11:1 i'1i - . - . . .,. - roam ,s " IA - -' ,a.e. - - '--. Bldgs. -4 ABC 8scetcu YEAR li ". 'a.', is" a 15' __ _____ + ... IMP. TEOWLA $ CVTS 14*1 laP LCITCI KWI1SW15TIUILt$CVtI usaaiwt stvr,iIu(,i 6.99 . f+ ,. iliveicitci a -. • -. Itl!tiTiI...o$ JoNd ow, sc.,ciiJ.usis TAVERN U 10 YEAR fl. Askew Viewed.-;,~-, As Dark Horse .*r~~' Dto-?m Candidate*., ': - -- to *P $15.1 l•WS ITS. ""944 lIStS 15111 BENEDICTINE 7 .. .T Mc 151 is se 10 YL A uamnsm 1*151 51$ N Pt III Hss. °""" ST. tIGER F2 II a555 P C am w, sceeci ki$ H- COINTREAU 6t'. . 4 ________ 1 ,u puwes McHENRY 8 YR. JACQUIWS S. n n sass 16 utsmall . . :.' ... 3s79 LL ' - -- ... .n'u.wviis iT: ' 49 #as •A - .-- s.I. SEAGRAM BARCLAY'S as,.. ' VS0PBRANDY OLD GOLD j srcts,% WE CLANMcGREGOR tj CAJIADIAN CARLMAN - 41tC1 HARVETS 860 CANADIAN "-:iz ICITCI MIST s--C 58'. 4.99 ', its "a'" _______ behind Whi le Mr(','tern prepared in leave few twa days M m.e?in". In California, his wife headed 1I Masiiael'msetta whera Mtic. kio is his major rival Muskie meets In C)iicago' day with hits top financIal 'rIserS. and place by a narrow margin river Sen Hubert II. Humphrey of Mi llfpev,ta. I lurnphrey led In two districts with 13 convention votes. President Nixon easily won the state's 2A GOP convention delegates in the Rpublfrn petrunty Senate Democratic MIAMI (AP) leader Mike Mansfield predicts pan- we " UC USIA UT - mary victory three weeks ago, rode late rural returns into see- ... 11% 6 TL Kove ABC_COCKTAIL LOUNGE[ : -' + 1•' en - - sssa 5.99. £ But the Welcome Wagon hostess can make it easier to adjust to your new surroundings. and maybe put a smile on your face! GRANDIT. DAD_1 ssisu 00.KOTC11 ___ SAXONY TAAKA LIE Is To Is BELOW + 10 TEAR OLDT.. CHARTER . ST. tIGER .na 'is" 'ii B RARE .14 %I Calendar Nurses Visiting A;*fl 4 Disabled American Veterans Coun cil. 7:30 pin., Chamber of nere ,gjthn.g. Auxiliary, monthly and meeting. S p.m.., chapter home. Lake M Chamber of highway 1 792 South of Sardort Commerce. 5 p.m., fire hail. Sanford 'PUriSt wid ShUI April 7 fleboaz'd Club, 6 p.m., covered School Board, 3 p.m., budget business auiina tion, dish d inner; 7 meeting; at the ol*hotase on April 74 the laketront. Rtmmage sale, Ascension brook Lutheran Church, April S to 3 s.elbry.9 Women's Dr ive. Ca a.m. Altalnonte Spriltgs of p.m. tour am., 9:30 Club, Maitland Art Center . Knights of Columbus founders 'if ord Business and POt day dinner-dance, 7:33 p m.. K.. Ieulonal Womeu's Cl ub c, ball. business-d inner meeti ng, 7 $jp43 Audubon SocIety, pm., Trophy Lcautge. cruise on the St. Johns River. sac US TO LFFIA HEDGES-BUTLER WISERS 10 YR. James Howell Kimmie M. Adams Doris A. Greenstein Mthi' C. 8 ±' Mrs. Edward Adams and baby boy DISCHARGES Eve Mae Brcmwii Catherine MeGulie, Deltwia tenrie L. Godwin Marilyn C. Cites. Lake Margaret A. Me thvin Beverly J. Boyce Monroe Maude C. Klein. Delhi, N.Y. Jolat Gillon Seminole LARGEST W1NI & SPIR SSI$ ft. *54115*1 gave McC,ovrn V per Con! , Wallace22 per cent aol Itumphurey 21 per cent. The t''i'_ et nine Democrats trailed f..r The members of the Seminole County Medical Society and staff of Seminole Memorial Hospital have contributed in excess of $26,000 to the current building fund drive of the Salvation Army of Seminole County. Jack C. McDowell, _____ - - Push Building Drive _ + p. WsrnnIn's 3,24 precinti Gov George C Wallace e4 Alabama, in another strong showing after his Florida ;el- T-'t-: - _______________ - r.fsrr*s fi"w,s * ft ' RENT In the 1)m'ratic balloting. tonight that could take us al! the and rural, farm regions Tuesday to capture seven of Wis-unsins nine c-nngrrsstnna I tiis. ti'ict.i. Ile won 54 of the Mate's 67 votes at the t)eiriorratic national convention, increasing his total tn9t.Sof the 3,016 convention votes, one behind Sen. F.dmnund S. Muskie of Maine. "It clearly establishes me as a major contender in the public mind," McGovern told a reporter who asked what he thought that result; meant. "I really think we received a boost By ('AR!. P. l.EURSDUIIY 1117 lilt. thIs PEIIKZ will dis- cuss the "Generation (lap" ut the second annual c'.uiltiycr'vmmtploe banquet of the 1)Istribi'tive K'tucatlon Club of SemLncie high School at 7 tonight at the Sanford Garden Club. disc= 21udtciat building now under u: s with zes raing which will be necessitated to space. Layer reported that con provide space teqItited by J',idlftWlllima SAW f the space ngthe rti,Iyet il" he 'BOuki rt"" U* icportetJ, were Circait Judges this would apply to the Judicial violators arid cruuanaLs back to departznrit rone. Roger Jr. and Voile A. William-s thur tctrwt when the jail "as full. ai lie imLeves Small Claims Judge that for this fiml year. it would The boarl wtAditled a work Kenneth Monroe. Constable seem pm&nt for everywo to ft"Wn tu sDAIY & rtfri"1111tull and work for Additional hotmnA Chester Boyd. Sheriff John .W1 in their belts" s d liall, LtoLk, James Lee, probationparole officer, and Harold Johnson, county prosecutor, and architects' representatives. The county Indicated it would be a much more financially responsible move to renovate the old courthouse and use It as Grammar School Registers Sanford Grsnunar School wtl hold a roundup at to a ni Friday for kindergarten and first grade reKistratlon. It Is muot necessary for child to accompany parents, but proof of age Is requested. Those who should be registered include children who will be attending Sanford Grammar &'hool next year in kindergarten (nuist be five years old before Jan. 1, 1973) or first grade tfliUIt be six before Jan. 1, 19751. If chll.l is already nro1led in public school kindergarten in Seitunole County this year, he will be autonuitivally registered for first grade and it will not be to register at .iecesinry roundup. - - -- -- -- ----- - - - �I 2-.• .# ... - . .. . I -- . .. ... -- - - g - - - - .IZHfl7f Reds Lonawood Looks To Future Purchase We&,day. ApiiI 3 972 2A—Th. Sanford HaId Broaden Seven — Day p Offensive - - SAIGON (AP) - 'fl* North Vietnamese broadened their seven-day cifrealve below the demilitarized zone today and opened a new front 75 miles north at Saigon with tail, Infantay and artillery aesaulta. The dJTIY also inkTATwd attacks in the central highlands, & -v North VBetnanw were reported to have pushed to within fair miles 01 a pvrmmerit fire base. All these operations made up what amomts to a Field reports said the north of Saigon were directed at a C)n - n — - =e On Un - Two fighas erupted III miles .*ith and nbc miles southeast ci the town In the French Jochina War's St Without Joy" area along the coast and Highway One. Government reported 47 of the eiuy Its and two ci theIr own men killed and six South Vietnamese Tep, miles southwest 01 the jrcvm'r npIiaL Fire Rue Pedro was under heavy attack.. but a marine battalion was rebId1ik am Pedro was P Quang Th's last major defense pcItow In that dirrcth.m. South Vietnane bomb's colurnns on the cleared enough for massive, rebitatory aldi Iher* but they am still p'anned wtrn he c)xt$ Ift They mid tIhwtd ovv,,mm Is predicted for Tiesri day aol Friday over the North 't panhandle, but broViet ken to t%'eICs*t skies are promlard below the DM7.. The U.S. Command an. TKSIIWt'd that another URI hellcciptei U mflIsifttlZ and Mered In sUpCrt 01 to have the South Vieb$i$ troops a" Uw ncrtheii frt. The four crewmen were listed as mming. Seven American aircraft have been reported mt In the Nmul Vietnamese offensive. %anb and artW&y pcslt*Ofls , scaith Before the rains set In, U.S. flght,'r.bcwnhers flew natty 350 etisa scroes the m1hern tier i'uewiay tt the secom acressivr, day, and the B52 bomber fleet added another 44 strikaw More than a score 01 fighter attacked radar 1rKI surfae-tosir mnisslc sites thrratening al Lied planes from Inside North cietnaxn's half 01 the *t54fl110alJe DMZ and just to the north of It. The US. Command said Iur Installations were dc' eac offensive, ani today North Vietnamesewiipr ambu,hM $ South Vietnamesi armored c wnn on a 3unt road aSr miles southi'est f flue. The column was rttcrtect tlog to hght its way through with the help of U.S. helk'optcr gunships flying ttrough hoary antiaircraft fire. North Vietnamese gunners also kept lip rocket and mortar attacks en two firehases south. west of1ue. Meanwhile, a steady rain drenched the battlefront In Quang Th Province, curtailing U.S. and South Vietnamese air strikes on North VeZnamee move 12 miles northwest of the tlreatened town and 40 miles to the the southwest Just ov Laotian border. Pilots claimed they destroyed 11 of the tanks and billed 40 North Vietnamese ar4m Ground fighting also was re poled at points seven and 12 miles northwest 01 Quang Irt. and the Saigon command North Vietnamese claimed killed. It said four govertuncnt troops were killed nod 17 wounded. Allied officials believe that both Quang Th and Hue, 35 miles to the southeast, are ohJetves ci the NC ront 7 5i — Informants said the weather North Vietnam had not O%vr L~VA ir_ r~ -,., ..) __ s..~~_~ - -m_R ~ Kidnap-Robbery Trial Scheduled For May 8 staiki t, wlhhl to gu.y a fee f' that whether Woitliands l Markhatrn Road hi Council 'ins attended on in- annexation to the c.ty, will be itlfficutty the city's fire and pIiee there or annexed rates of 'Within the nt'*I five Albert fleutet called years vitiutton by resitlenla of areas while ,l,ut. iM city protection arqulrint( the utilities LONi.IWOOI) The PCI' cIOhS it the city limits to diacusa the privately-owned SaIIIJaIidO sooner the city will have to in the city LW, CVII Pvwn,' LI! at Laces on a 'l.nok y . adding th Utilities "phenomenal," utilIty compan negotiate to buy at anbility exis ts t'*t the city may possibilities of annexation and aai4. ,vouikl be too much to p he (2auselberry," sewer water and average company," Brown ui p- probability tiat the city s-rn thiut aw Amnianul MkretIesano, t)Y.'lOpc'tOfWoOliilnds, l,,tur inst p'ilke arid ftr. tion of 3arlando Utilities have to craw providing tire hilts are 125 monthly. ('rertihaw was r uesti by line mayor siulut that by July resident of woodlands. Manuel, is a prinrltiuul ;n another Co'npary arming the areas In protection to outlying areas. has Sanlnnult, Utilities soul the (. council I', attend a rmsrd will lie Wooutiand conhowever, uuuulul a ''lot of the talk'' to the moncipabty, (be Woodlands subtivislori on pulvate company currently in greetIng of the Woodlands Clvii' Msyo Kenneth Brown said resident said if the city cixibi ttguous In line city limits soul been hut'anl pro and con the water and sewer taisiness ri Acveiallon tonIght to discuss night. provide water to that area it wider lines will be extended to annexation In the city, the possibilities of annexation ttiw, Cawtin'rry. tongs-codpointed out, at line The work session of me might swing opinion toward I)evonstilrc and rounrhlunan Dick Crenshaw 'versus fnym.'d ri' tr5 fm cslk"i the meeting for tie continued fire purpose of explaining that 11w' irrent system wtw"eby city residents pay lames for fire protection while those in outlying areas are rN-dying the service grat is cannot a nt,nue. Green F lXnakl ilcutel saul, acv:ordhig to ti, DyDONNA ISTES •. Altamonte Correcting EError S C ity Drops - -— , G eneral I - 2. ,r - - * * * Kelley - . __ - .- Dropped Against ___ Two Suspects _ - -- _ ___ - --- - - . ___ _ - -- ___ . ____ amended previously ___ Irene Mrs. Irene BILOXI, Miss. K. Brown, corporate secretary, 4 Florida State Rank of Sanford, has been honored by the National Association of Bank. Women, Inc., with the presentation of the Florida region's 1972 scholarship. l'he nnoimcement of Mrs Brown's award was made today at the educational luncheon during NABW's conference here. The scholarship will enable Mrs. Brown to further studies in banking at the In. stitute of her choke. She ex. pacts to take her advanced banking courses at the School of Bank Marketing, University of - ' Program For ___ SJC Receives Three Grants s _ Peter Owens Meted 20 Years In r son - awaiting his wife's setur from __1 -. •.,7'I -, - - - - I •- -- - - - - - - I - , - - - - -, i - - - -- fibs-tier-, the State argued the ?ee - defendeint was negli,.erst " ,' rtwdW the pistol to r-° tf the chamber was empty and bluer at tine gin s-is only 12 mclxii from Mrs. Os-emma chin slain 11 was ia-ed ---V -- -'' = -7 - - -- J 11 11 f_-. .-- - -----..- - - - -----. .--- . ROLMi,tj R. RAMOS, 48, of 618 E. Second Street, Sanford, was charged with Wlure to yield right of way by Sanford Policeman Jack Petrunic after a Friday afttrnoon accident on 25th Street near Park Avenue. Carmen Ramos, 44, a passenger In the 1965 Mercedes, was injured. Damage to the car was placed at si.000. Ca-& Mohiham, 51, of 2N Palm Place, Sanford, was the drivu &'.L other vehicle, a 1967 Chrysler. Damage to that car was &i r,led at Carol W. Moliham Jr. was a g*uengrr In that c7" '/, £17 Taylor Photo) - N . Altamonte Springs pr . il-'ra £aiifuIe cw'd ritlwns of the dan'rr ci riarcutica in air local scuuoi - system will be gresenled at 7 psn. Thursday. at Rosenwald ll bi 11 .5 of them ,t, ad he remainder forvi4m the cs lot ,, The public is Invited. Charlene E. Moore, Orange city Herbert J. Hoover', Osteen Goldie Eari, Sbesida.n, Midi, -______________________ , '"' Elt May irs 1' III I I II fa'.- AA .e iva.L4I By JANE CA55EL.ktJIy CASSELBERR',' Seven Watson M. Red La I. Fc*zser Rudoi - Jr LoWtU V - Pike liecrise Miller James B. Smith George 0. Bauman, DeBary ' PFk!!. Ileitrtt. Ralph H. Geiger, Geneva Silly Arm ParTial, Cianera Steve Allen, )fr Ida M. Barr Orange City Ann M. Andrew,, Tanger'.ne DISCHARGES Sanford: lAss Dawn Daagan Wiley F. Moore i_.thCin It tLTfl441 J. Capehart Aaron Jr. Ethel Kinard youththe area in planning tine Notes IVtII up Tht*tCtt Johnson SchooL ie, the representing -. County Sheriff's Department. HOIJSTO'i 'API - 'corT sgais led afl foreign natlo*s Is s-'u speak, along with two 1ur addicts, simo wi e reenter ci a- Pun of Houston an mi with *r total of 440 ships, bibs-ed by The pr ogram for a&lta only hens with 404, West Germs- was arranged by Tnm Bam'.Ick with 2M. the United King' because of the entlajiastic l ot I with 217 and Greece with response to aepiarn talk on drugs to students .At the Oher , fcerr flag irar'v ,,, / ra: c .e Rosenwald PTA, Bannirk , t' responded as 9w.der 16 and Dernuark74. ' April 4. 1172 ussiowa hi Lacistara Lillie Mae Mniw'k , - - On Dr,ris . Hospital Seven Persons Injured Planned his wife fell forward. - V - - :;;idu: " -- - Owens mid he PW unloaded, and said, "lcl go '.am. a,,.. .i.4iU --- - 4 --- : -. -- a - - - - L__— V - - - c91k.ge jar 6W sbjd~n~ tier duties at me lx.pttai he was dean of InJep disturbed by i IW1'. struction, said SJC Las many Relating the Incident to *7. places an Aflict. the $22.10C Owens when she returmed. the __________ defendant testified his wife - A - so wriss as ne wuwo 00 Id • rogram if be encountered a prowler. per'ons were Injured, none critically a tla-te car cuiuision at 7:22 p.m. Monday on SR 4 at Red Bug Road. Five were taken to Winter Park Memorial Hospital by Hera Ambulance vhdle me o two sought medical att. (m on ' Delver 01 a 1962 vehicle, Mu. Bertha Walker Lawman of siffer,4 a °°'Wt driven by ('1 Jonathon Tanner Jr., of 74t Olin Way, Orlando, owe s JV haavlJy damaged. Tamer and son, Marshall Craig. did nut go hp'tiJ lii Ilk aifl bulince, as did oths, In (ha t, line 1171*7414 pregnant silt,, arsia Nn and vhf. ot driver, Mrs Theresa B. Tanner, Oviedo, was charged with (ailzreoykM the rIt.cj. She and her 16.yesr.oid d'vr) tv : 73' bi 'ti, . thet)Wn out of the tsr, with the latter going though Da wiud. d tions. The car InvestIgating officer s-az Ptlna. Robert C. Adam ,. I r-1 Ti, 1, MEMORIAL 77 • Mrs.Dth>'Mey0p of Apcgta, diver 41fs late model 1JOUNIky CLUB , her bank's annual teenage sewing contest and fashion show. She tsamemberof Good Shepherd bitheran Quart In In Sanford where she serves as organist arid choir director. Her other Interests Include the Seminole Mutual Co.'xert which she Association, presently serves as vice president, and the Seminole chapter ci me Society, of which she Is se(Te tary. On hand at me Biloxi c-on- ARMY 15 NAVY -. SURPLUS 1I ' ' -.4". '' zii ''i — - ______ — — __ — . .. I . __ __ __ II "N . 'y .. I I ,.,-, ~, D0 13 Of. X&O %way I"'.. I Fastast I''Ef]rrawir?-g is RN *I ,~~.r)_ VALUE $1 J ' 114 Ruth D. Harrison and Miss Barbara Pendleton, na tional president and vice president of NABW, respectively. Mrs. Harrison is assistant vice president at Irwin Union Bank and Tiui,t Culuspd1i, Cuiiibuã, md.; Miss Pendleton Is vice president, Grand Avenue Bank and Trust Company, Kansas City, Mo. Their terms in .,national office coincide with the organization's Golden Anniversary year. - GAL, ASST. FLAVORS ____ flT TjiI : 6I 1 I L 1 67 PLASTIC FENCING Pck.t sty e. A SECTION - .I - - ,\ — 87~ 43 -" - I ; I Morristown National Ibsturut' Park. New Jersey. had been ravaged by age and disasc when it tell under the assault of high wands Reinforced with cables and patched with concrete. the magnificent black oak soared 125 feet over Jockey hollow Iterause the patches obscured mriany annual rings. the tree's report ed agr f 230 >a'ars is only a close estimate. The great Ira-c already domin.itrci the Landuape ithcn Gen George Washington and his troops wintered at Morristown an 1777 and again an 1779*) Even then the tough oak nas so Large that soldiers desperate for firewood spared it in taiur Of cjsiu'r I) cut rriatIrr trees The tree was named after Capta in Adam BeHin, who was killed an a 1781 mutIny of Pennsylvania troops. ($ ' VALUE SINUS - tiY The Sanford Herald $21.99 VALUE \1gt Published Dilly, •ac.p' Si'urday, Sunday and Cl'.rlslmss, pvblishsd Sat urdoy proceeding Christmas by The Sanford Herald, 200 N. French Ave.. Sinford, Fl.,, 32711. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford Florida 37771- Veer $11.00 C MR 441-1161 0.1$..., If. 0 $099 c MGM su 14" CUT 1. \ ELECTRIC LAWN tc::!.1 1104 MOWER * CARMU sg Will!• %Woe %. am ~ 4 AUTO TOOLS ''tu'. ,.i, L vt)vl ;33 '-°• AlUS as SUPER PVHATII "" 156*00,16401" SUPPOSITORIES 59' PACK OP Ii $1 19 Lot . 129 1 1040 .10 ls%.*p.aI. ,, 91 ------------- '.-,---------- 4 1.11 10% CHLORDANE DUST '"""" me w 1WU 0 - '-•.—• IA%Y—CUTPI$Ci--(UAN %.- r,ij2i a..'.,s2%5 Ant. s6r"V.4. "' - __L . ''t'4!.'t'4 it-- t 1 -Oi j_ j. I CWW I Reprift I 11698 1 %4of W_& 'a,s. r'aets. - -• ---•-. -I •- P. , wo"I. -' . - --- 11I - 1 - r : L_,J ~ .- 6, "W* I," woo *a 94 , .,,,. AMOV441"W11401, asio"to tuft --- - SUPPOSITORKS .ussaa,iss TO 41posoo"b" $ 19 PREPARATION H ICIQIUT 299 I 21i OX. __ I KIT ' ------------- I,----- — PEARL DROPS - J WAX $109 0 _:,;', " - 7 e 37 in cC VALUC. 13 0? flu'ho 4. ?4 so." ILAC" — V ALU"------ LAUNDRY BASKET PAINT ROLLER & TRAY - ,I !~%("r ,~i I',.- S _L __ ,.t-.c, 't *L - -..- " 41ILM AduN 3 I.63VALUC ItIc - SAVER SKIN MEDICATION ,~,,I", "I - Ic I1 il olpiv STRI-DEX ./ DESITIN JAR OF iAtL v: - ~ ' 42 PADS - 2'. OX TOIl Hii.PA SICHUOND 01AX9 12c ui I IIUR P VIRGINIA CONWILL 1)1.4361 M$.ss.t. $a,Ias, ft., 1. '.'lI. CAI1LI 1)1.6310 Ai$.et.sit• ip'"'. II.. " ka" 1%0 - TUSSY C.,,.Ib.,ry, I-I. C FACE I ox JAN CONNII LUI1$ ONE N]n 16019, (HAM DEODORANT $ 1111111111111 CHARCOAL uasiu coc.wn IRIQVETS 4 %,!%ARSHMALLOW$ --- C— , , Z IOPOUNQSAG '\ Oi. AEROSOL 7 U000 ~ VISSINIA Ni1011i 9.0 S.. U14 $..t.rd, ft. A PLASTIC PAIL . rnMI'S of Qxon - RtLlU r PAIN FORMULA 9 I, $ 66 84 $117 LATEX PAINT SINE-AID ARmmfls - -PAK. c 24 TABLETS OTTLZ or 40 s -.- . acw Adi4VA13141 9f ti *'\I.IC $100 , SINW_ R~ 0_0~ CIO VALUE FUME BARS ICE MILK BAS TW14 POPS ' EN GAY . 1 - -- BAai"B"Q GRILL r' .'o, e..',,"o a' j7" .-C\ HISTORIc OAK FALLS .. . "M THIS WEEK O#L)'I y ji• v.oz war DOURJOIS WAShINGTON s,I't — A fierce snowstorm finally toppled historic Bettin Oak Bettna Oak. a Landmark at A' TT C Great way to keep ax • Information organized. 9 All sturdy metal. • AdlusOibte file' ?e, SuppirtS. • 14 30 S W(j4)fl• on black LI LUE LIP GLOSS TRIO PLATU I ° 14 1ICOMI TAX GUIDI IRENE K. BROWN Corporate Sec-vt tar> 1 FAMOUS FILE CABINET I COLD TAILETS - DRAWER, METAL 2 A7c CORICIDIN t ' I I' SOTTLEOF2S -- - - FOR HOME OR OFFICE! _ - PACE OF GO TOR1112. cuomet - AV BOTTLE THROW 'l ; CuI'l'at3r, no-all. tvat,splinlv. $110. 7Cc EACH you 5i& $110. ...dv $Joe ''gh o 6 Pak . from n•wbo. They charge everyone low Prices .vacyday. the same, to 99— U 47 GARDEN TOOLS 33' ucioss IA I PEPSI COLA . - PRESCRIPTION PRICES j E iJ ----' I ._ O 1 J - 99 , e,~: 1. L \i1 iT /' $88 .'I43 - & GARDEN HOSE USSETA,LO!ZZLE 'r $ 30 FOOT. MONSANTO - '1 i. V REQ. Ile. BRASS. -. 4-position - CREST I OW 1 ryj.1J4 I f1 OSCILLATING teed I ,I THE KEY b1TO , I CREAM ference to congratulate Mrs. Carrier. Week 3.1 ' ICE Bros-lu on the honor were Mrs. Colorado, in Boulder. The scholarship winner is active In the local American ;Institute of Banking Women's committee, as well as In NABW. She has completed seven /dB courses. Mrs. Brown is coordinator of Subscription Rates by was tot" vioeveh White Wilini Bump, Losugwood Cii', apparently brsken ze. Her car and a ne- K. Brown Captures Honor ___________________________ __ ___ )nImn F'crnsa Pres 1SUIEERX HAS AA ELSIE BPAPID Exists: The suit was filed by a oip oGecrgetown residents in U.S. District Court to enjoin the city I GenEal The automaker's ammamncefrom proceeding with a pin to .f A0116 DEThOIT (A?) pave the streets at an expected Motors is recalling apçx-cirl- meT Coincided with releut n I7.O00 cat, which would be m.ately 130,000 1972-mDdtl Washington ci Nader's letter tr • :; assessed to the owners' Chevrolet Vegas to correct a the National Highway Traffic ci a repr"c' property. cwburrur ddect which Cat). Safety Association detailing the rift between the SmInule Filed by Horace Hill, Daytona Cou chargeL said they mimer advocate N nty Industriil t)n'&oçvwot Beech attorney, the soil alleges based vu au" rqx*la charges could cause the Authority (SCiDA arm .ck'n SANFORD telepnone operator, Mrs. Carlene si aecijes to.Milam, was hon3red at a luncheon Tuesday lot city of charging property IrLder, Grate San d VogsL names. Chamber of Commerce owners for paving In the black her part In saving the life of John Bacon of GM said repsratloma for the In a statement lammed In 1was i Way uiwuw4ty Tuesday. GM said the recall were under way before it Deltona. Dec. 28, 1970. She was presented with a by David F. Kelley. SQDA I defect had been found only In le*rned 01 Nader's th rn Bellmonetarily In the street parings executive cash award and citation from Sciu made in the meetly while city cars with the optional $-bcrse- Vegas are being recalled at Telephone and Telegraph Co. by-J. L Dees, ixiwer engine. GM said It had company expense and make up "In regard to the ankle that general traffic manager. Mrs. Milam assisted the suit By MARION BETHEA about 40 per card of the 1972 developed a method to appeared Sunday April2, 1972, in locating respiratory equipment needed for . )7$ fl the problem unsel and f1!lav-isi aid an the may I strongly nay that there is co the polio victim in Georgia and it arrived just in The slate has dropped charges In the cases 01 two Required r re no rift between Chamber of pail 01 the plaintiffs, whc dden.anU charged An the Feb. 23, 2971. burning ci a marine tim', through the efforts of the Georgia and Nader said the fires start bein me hands Commerce executive John tiled a set ci Indealership owned by Eugene Meaden Florida State Patrols. She was ci dealers daring the latter pan cause ci the design ci the carKrider and SCIDA. 1wro ga tions ,which seemingl y the miles along Flames were visible ha- aeal baretor. ci the month. GM said. awarded a National American Legion citation. would Indicate a desire to malm lakefront frtvn the Intense norilagrattian which was fed by Into "Since I hove lived In the law suit flaimvab&e Materials. ay I per sonally have found various aecta or me city. akwW city was Mr. Krlder to be a meet VocTech In the gait the e buil bu( ding had fire degartmerd .i 1vvd pa train going ur—agin devoted, hard-working and coflapsed. with tie paving plans as long as energetic irallyldual working on One of the defendants, Tommy PusIl, tad filed a the sit was hanging. With behalf 01 the dtlzens of Sari cr1 motion for a speedy trial In the charges 01 second degree meve"w Tuesday ' s action, the Con- and Seminole County. arson and conspiracy to commit a felony. mission thins indicates it has no The case, which had received a continuance, had to be "Daring the !DA meetIn& vocational construction as construction grant money can intention 01 continuing the citried by April 4 under the speedy trial law. sie Junior C-lI.ge has President 1k. Earl Weldon at an auUuity member stated __ The state also chopped charges against Dewey Greene. .too in three state Tuesday night's received = trustee provided In the passage of be spent but said one priority fats to pave the streets °' that Mr. Krlder had recently will be to relocate the IAi'enrd any clrcwnitancea. acts. wlw also the sorne ctiarges as Russell. In addition to grants aimed at tie brought a prospect to his place An additional $00 has been practical raising school now City Manage the -. of the bUIlding. both were charged with the theft of 1k. Walden stal the cWkv college's vociattowl.tedmical r W. E. Knowles of business. The authority approved by the Florida adjacent to Seminole Memorial said the propsty owners tin several outboard motors from tIne deal the wanted to know if I program. This was disclosed by would receive pfl affected area were ceered a knew of this pr*ct. aid I __________________________________ 'ducmUan Department for Iital to the caingais site. A thud ddervt.r4. Eddie B. Williams, has lad his case projects aimed at senior Other possible priorities plan to pave the struts stat continued and has waived right to a speedy Vial ed met I did not, wall in the Include: Training ci child day whereby the city would pay one Aorta-ding to Aatiiasi State Luerrney Newman Broda realizing that them are otter g gram' received by a itcate care workers, Ioth1ng con- td iid F*WZtY the drgvs were dropped by state due to me fact that an owners pay Individuals working with prom" junior college for education ci struetion, which ii already two-thirds bat this _—. important material witness In Ce case has fled and rrnw be Unghout Semi'bIe the elderly. grant came underway In a temporary accepted. loca ted to testify. County that we Lra unaware 01 P i frvrii the Dnvisvm of Family campur Knowles said the rnajcrlty was issued and several quarterr; auto at the time," Kelley stated. "tips" given as to his whereabouts In Georgia and South Services division under the mechanics, coamotology, property owners who attended Peter Owens. 57, found guilty been sentenced by Circuit State Departmed of Heaftb agricu ltore machinery, food several Commission irwetIngi Carolina the witness has dSPPIITed. The SCIDA ditur conof second degree murder by a Judge Thomas Waddell Jr. to 30 Services. !. Weldon advined. services and ornamental indicated they ia-tier-red the It is a perplexing problem," said Brack. who added that cinlod, 'I s-add like to c Circuit Court on Oct. 5, 1971, has years In state praco. the state will not relinquish its pursuit in the matter. A $5,000 grant was awarded 40 horticulture for the ban- assessment route since it would phasize that the function 01 Owens was convicted Of sjc frurn the state vocational- dg.apped. ____ allow the os-tiers' stare to be SClLIA is to adv3rtlse and shooting his wife, Winifred educational at division 'When higher education repaid over a longer period of promote the county and to arak T)SO Oweini, . iallahassee for edmacitmon of the bonds are oual, we will know time with a ii taken on an with thdlv4uaI3 dealing with practical raise at Seminole def. Weldon added. more about what type ccci- property until the balance is prospective Indiastrlaliati and to it Memorial Hcs-inlal, on April 21. The trustees alter hearing of zlructitm we will have." White pant assist our already established 1971 the 00 grant approved hiring added. Hutchison said the mat the industrialists.-Owens contended the slaying an Interpreta to set up courses was ac"tia1 and said while an the oc-1ec± divzsuzi at the %A --.;.~ --,,,,: TANIPAX No R - Calls Back \ Arson Charges taut Crane's htuost, I.ake irurance agent, chanjt in fi'u ALTAMONTE SPRiNGS — Iorlhursttny's7pm. s-ork ,hc1' (Inn. the *iLiReferred to the zoning hoard Orients, lake Florida and lake rating from a 10 'Revocation of the occupational session umsideration of im ilvisbn currently 'm the city's B License for Capistrano Apart- plementatton of a limi'cd ,nrreview ,and recocmunendation Adelaide sections. Instnicteil the attorney to auntiki save owner (if a 130,000 merits was ordered by City moratorium on issuance ot the petition for annexation of Council Tuesday night on rpzartmncnt building permits for ttuebobtyCrrenu' property s-lu 'hilt a nwlnunlng pool or. hunn' !eia 'Nor. tin annul!y In recommendation of Co-inctlman 90 days or until City Planner rut ig &'siruth-n of it-), tnuIl- unince 11041 sun orcliuion -e o'i limo insuirunre pretwurrm In eras-er to a question from garbage elca tion requiring Harlan hanson's report on latrily tlwcllla, T. A. Radlo(f, lteçuiested the city attorney to juuttiuie9tii to lunuc' j'rnuam'nt a,uuraeiI Chiairuvuin Kuigenu' r,'lof!, who ha& teen i,n proper land use Is submitted. .Jsuup. MNrrp4cs,ri j,tal I,.' -- irv r.,nt of the city's iresent Heard report from City Supt, gather lit cI plain .olnnuuu!ion gflrlMlg(' ll'powul contict'u'j tee Donald llundy that cost o'.patouaI - license to he ru't.Lico'l i.h a c3tmuuutei of a metal building to — ,I W MPIA T . iv , A new orilnance iietung lighter house the planned tire s ta tion I 3. -. -----I 11 1 11 ' (1. (ron, 13-1,000 thi two range Intier, Instated to number ft — aport'nent buikmlng permit tic to $75,000. It was agreed the station will have to be located rv,oktd. Stating the present "hotel" west of the Intersection of SR I beued(M*eOf$IC'Oi$S 436 and Interstate 4. ( --.1 . !, I Appointed Logan Browning of , 7+ In tmr, the Councilman said the c-ample: should be .aytng the firm of Pierce. Welborn and , DIAL QrA instead a fee c($l,t75. "lam not Murphy as the city's (Lit-al pefoo"A61111 agent. Ui.c ch," In favor 01 chirgtnc, Approved payment ci 131,519 he declared, poI'tng out contractors, general smaller b' tnes'ws are having to to pay Large tees. lIe added the Sorenson and Fletcher for work 1t,!1 0$ThB0i4 $1.99 ii u ordinance has to be enforced on the civic center and engineers, since it remains on the books. $221t24 13 to cli> Vote on RadlofFs naotic'n vms Glace and 11 Izltfe its partial I p.iymncnt l,ir th. caglnet'ring UMfliiflOdS. ___ . I / ),-.~,-, I ,,I Capistrsn!m management was work on the nortIrvc.ut water 40, rellulfir of super, " . . instructed to re'apply for a supply. JI III V Annexed on second and final pro.'e: license. LIMIT r 4 fr other business, Council: reading lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, i_..pIuIlIL. . On request of Councilman Block 40 of Sanlando the Suburb Pan Dorf man placed on agenda Beautiful, Palm Springs see- pLiir.titfs could get would be a restraining order on the paving City of Sanford Tuesday but he added, there might be a acceded to demands of Carry over to tarve the city Into Georgetown property owi a capital Inrovtmeot protect. plam for the and paving 01 north-south streets In that area. City CanmIon's actlai followed advice t Attorney W. C. Hutchlsou to c-oritlrwe with a law soil flied by me property vnen would be - Revoked * B BILL SCOTT - WORK NTS __ Paving Plan - License ' Hotel' Georgetown Arr'r.mnent Is continued case of Cecil Gerty, charged L J. Km. Day was for-cad to By MARIAN BETRE.A until April 11 In the cases of with larceny 01 a motorcycle. In arraignments held hand over a large annCinxme yesterday before Cwcalt Judge to his killers before they drove Ronald 7airer and Ulysses Gerry — not guilty. Also continued for arraign. Ilorninick Salf't, trial was set for him to the Thrilty Preparatory Walker, both charged with rape May B in the can 01 Michael School campus and Stabbed him In separate cases In a grand mentuudil April hl are the cases of Gary Williams, charged wiL' Jun iad'rtrrmt ia.cX Friday. Whalen, charged uith kid. seu.'eral times an the chest and Rid Rev Boin appeared without r.ang. Theodant pleaded Whalen has stipula ted that he wn iwv.0 not guilty. Whalen in also is wining to consolidate the L'aiflPi. vnd we coon muicaien charged with first degree trials on the kidnaping and that is &JOCUII iublic defender entering with Intent to commit a felony. Both are continued for will be appointed Tuedsay. murder and a two.carrd In. roborv c*narges Thai Is set for May I In the appointment ofcounseL formation with robberj and mac A co-defendant In of a ffrurmn by a Convicted Fulton Perkins, also faang the man- charges, had his felon. The dv1In all ee ca arraignment continued until M stem from the stabbing murder April it. Judge Silfi said that for Caseelbomy trial probably will be set 01 Richard Day, ABC liquor store assistant Miy I, and that will be ii1vtt.d also if the ddu'niknt en Dec. V, 1971. ______ __ AccxrdtngtoariotbyU. agreea _ CO. - towns and bases near the border. Cambod Thls Is the 4eve battle," President Nguyen Van Tbieu declared In a nationwide tele. vision and radio addrraL I cal) on the army to defend Our COWy. I can on the people to do yaw best to support the t*Uie IFOOt While the Saigon governments n.xthcrn defense line held along the Cox VIet-Dcrig Ha River to miles below the DM2. QU$fl( 7K ft prmvicW capital now miles to the south. wasthreatened by f;bing on the mmurast. snub. sothwest and inoest. By GEORGE ESPER Ausetatrd Pates Writer Utilities It 1 1r_..,nmrniPs Of iM,. of 1"0141 LIIIII ! eyi',T AM/PM RADIO 'I' 'os' j e.4 - r I PIOM IQØ Q5 0*,Q* 10AT$'vSi COUPON T list I i all., 4.1 _ �----- ___________________________ The 4A- Sanford Wdnesday, April Herald 5, - -_ - Concentration Sanford are at least two great Improvements which remain only to actuated. They are the manna west harbor and the Sanford zoo. Of the former, the belated construction of the break water on the west is making the reCOflStfliCti(m of that harbor and its docks a matter of SPCedY realization. The Sanford Zoo, which has been a rz-attcr Of become tran controversy for sformed Into a project for a combined zoological park and botanical gardens, under the capable direction of Clifford Nelson, president of the Seminole Zoological Society which will add cultural lustre as well as economic gain to the new image of Greater Sanford. The city is extending its bounds by anbe quite obviously years, not As Greater Sanford faces the second quarter _______ ____ - new ____ has now - - ___ - Now that the right of 18-year-old-citizens to vote has been settled by an amendment to the United States Constitution, state legislatures need to turn their attention to making these new young voters full citizens In every sense of the Offbeat Ruminations corrected. The situation in this state -and others that 18 and 20-year-olds now have th e awesome responsibility of voting, while being denied the is opportunity to exercise many other rights of citizenship.They are deemed fit to make decisions on critical local and national issues, but they aren't allowed to enter into legal contracts, or to generally participate In the mainall of" ,, i. i.....--...n... I.4S 8IJ ,,._. .J.%...' £V - 0 - cubit an1nrb 0 :Wjtrdb TELEPHONE 131.9993 322-2611 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FL& FRANK VOLTOLINE. Circulation. General Manager JOHN A. SPOLSKI. AUOCII*e Editor FRED VAN PELT Managing Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Editorial Page ROY GREEN Advertising Manager GARY TAYLOR soorts Editor DON W PETERSON Classified MTfl9' JANE CASSELBERRY CHARLES HAYS Cv,w" Editor Mechanical Supl. ComØroDer Christmas Card 's Trip but some of it floated acs to held the mail for edee for was returned, although some Hy JAMES CARRIER New State before It was nuire than a year. Then the pele jtw got envelopes. Auoctited Press Writer faint We have to deliver It, no postmen had to put itall s. EAST HAMPTON. Conn UI eight were arrested, t hree gether, matching card with matter tx Late it is," the post. finally got Ed Bar served time, four got suspended ii-elope. I'm sure they had no man said. as he handed me Ed AP, 's Ion's OWISDUU sentences and the last case was trabe wfth Ed's handwriting. WW. Neither rain nor snow nor the dismissed for I CI back on ow Chrim. waters CI Iong Island Saud- Thoe Inspector said the court Card list. About 95 per cent CI the mail mu not even a band of mail thieves could stay this yule greeting. There was a slight delay. c,w uc 'T% SNPDED iTT M440 ' hc,we'er. it was postmare CONFETTI AT 7I 5AN P:E60 COiVfi77ON' FOR Dec15Th. Ed writes he's fine. The card ________ York it w , "- It looks like It was stomped hand I*- 7l5 3le7$ 1111314"I Third admitted "Madam" from Kentucky remarked to her TV interviewer in closing her Interview. Staff questioners. mildly shucked at the statement, reluclaiiiy rpil i'° trobably not even two years ago." The witness had cane beicre the panel to publicize what hopes will be a maiey.enaklng book. Her subject Is the life and times of "The Red Light Queen" In a mnedtiun-slud town. The woman tells it like It it. SWelY she has IW!Pt corr,m. But she speaks kindly CI all those who helped her turn the CaaT&th U her House udo a four4we higbway. j fr_jj; names Politidaw and their friends In Wedilngton who pulled the strings for her in WutungUm when the local tonsuecluckers look out after her. one gets the feeling that the majority of what the Kentuckv business woman tans us is the truth, The opening CITY, radio, n.'wera and movies to free and open discussion CI commercial prostitution aid any and all kinds of once so .hnrkln* and now open rjects has Oregon by PAUL CORWRAN w saw many Incumbent party PORTLAND, (At - Oregon Republicans are having an Intra-party family gii fain at a power struggie om who is to - t...4.'le.ad I Ow otau The mod,lffilae 00laUtguaW A,wi*Uey 131 Ø 0511110010 Marva Hw5 int S,-I Clarence Snydrr Ext. P Osneva OVAade . Slavia Lit Mathisux 34913D5 elected desulte a strong fYsi.rvatIvp t-empalgn which take Mary Calered - Leadership War On _____ in cwtroI fa a supporters [iou, a conservative, heads the CMmIuse for Izi F4ut-atlau, based heft. He Is no . ç.;. ;., It* current trend of education which be said leading society to a moral decline. i Oregon State lComrriltlet is Republican Floyd Han. who to kneeling, from left, Dr. J. C. ItIngling, Wayne Albert, Bill Horn and Ralph I'ezokl, Standing, from left, Dr. Earl Weldon, Allen Albers, Garnett White, W. A. Adams, Hill F'raasa, Margaret Powell, Jim Hunt and Sheriff John Polk. (Hill Scott Photo) It is not l.'ihlp to pipe balked arid finally tabirMi the bOSi'l i''1 Hilph J iiw,i t'i plan until neil Mont-lay's work ftWd 6f Adjnttrnent to ieplaee ditch nit the drainage ft1f il"d m.rnher'i ________________________ STOP Eiimw STAN" I OSTAFII 4, J fir . 0 1 IF . ' ' ---5. pr' - .nsed',rty 6.r& - -s' "d ey to at -) ravimmc? ,,, , - a go 1 w140 114 ' @lwe mail thai SIIwPS I.iim'e Facility Planned For So. Seminole AXO r*toi. ii.rk with OT Rnah me - PO1'A?IX ita damp ifflf S A1.TAMONTE SPRINGS Announcement Is scheduled to H it A USLU aan ,.,, -- ------------- s -- --- tit - - 4W %IA&4 ...,, tII&4IJ ' - -'- '-S - -- . -- -. b el Come to the big D I TQ 'L M -131:93136 G 03M CELEBRATION it D 197 u 1)"1 ' i11 - I .. British - q - ~_,, - _jp.[ IU 1x2 F hrW seminole j;, . ,j . oeiu. rankly, w ~ot htf and I don't CC1 what other people Oink. If yoo WANT to wear blur jeans and around WEAR b1a* jeans and GO aiuocf go i.Ioof I" wamat p4*. C " to i'rZ 5, ;ta, -- PAc'rrAI. - TM,Ifl',b,w4. i' d BERRY'S WORLD . ..t sit Jorva"imats"M 40arw I n Mille V VA atf Ion - - 111M :i 12*0%le IIflIS By DON OAKLEY i , , .10 S~~ - :: ,i,- Springs; James Byers, Sets To parlit'lpete In either activity. suts ________ Z19 _____ ford; Jay Herbert, Altamonte the V' may he contacted by be made around May I on the Spring.'; Dr. Michael Butler, calling 44600 or writing P() Mader CI%IT or location and type of building to Longwood; Donald Rudlinger, Box 3t, Altirnonte Springs. BankAirjra,d. MI 4'S stat. ty he Temporary adquarters are , be constructed for the per. Altamonte Springs; Kenneth &M handling. manent facilities of the South Patrick, Forest City; Earl ina mobile home Locatelon the Men's Downs, Longwood. Norman Florida Hospital North property Editor. Herald: gratitude to you and all the beginning July 1, 1972, a committee. Seminole Young Comes this year, an Inland Christian Association (YMCA), Iciiafr, Fern Park; Kenneth H. just off SR 43$ in Altamonte I read with Interest your other Herald Angels for their reduction of $100 million from the amount authorized, This State Senator, Kenneth Plante according to Max Clark, Brown, Longwool; Richard Springa editorial comment in the generous assistance. Tuesday, March 28th edition of This Is a great community reduction will slow cancer of Oveido and introduces executive director of the Copeland. Altamonte Sprttip; Young people throughout the and Nil.. Schwetzer, Maitland. county are elegibia to par. the Sanford herald regarding and you (as you do now) and the research from the rate planned another salt water fishing organization, many license bill, S1131049. A gymnastic program for ticipate in the venous gtwj.wi will be tragic for and the legislators' communication rest of us should make others Clark told The Herald it is I What the good &natordoesn't ex pected two or U ____ 'y'," middle and senior high school programs. Rugular sessions are Americans. gap. fully aware of Iii M no* ar Only the President of the realize is that a bill like thlaIn will eventually be built toserve studentalsto begin atLymanon hc'4nmostot the eIeme4'tt.ar7 Thanks again. lam tn agreement wtt" you go1PtaiIM S.,,• Vfl's h,. ,w,,h5 ITnIto,4 S tates ha ISo r"" ,,.r addition to helium unfair to Anrl11%a,vtvl..vr.,nrtistno'n schools and -at Lumen fflsh . the k .,,#I.. "r -r - -.-"H'J guilt)' of not communicating for Airport Authority order the OMB to request the fisherman, is completely Some 2,470 youngsters have at Sweetwater Oaks on June 10, School. Clark saict with your excellent newspaper Rotary Club full appropriation that was unenforceabl'. It would require participated In 'Y" activities In 3,000 Marine Seminole since Jan. I. as often asIsbou!die problem ShzjneClub authorized. Th. President will an additional I_ W i"i"i I use unas power u enough 1-111 is that we get so involved in our "'° Programs have I nc luded In ian like somebody it. Looks Eye-to-Eye Americans ask him to. legislative duties here In the In Guides for first, second, and Please send a short letter or Tallahassee is really trying to third grade boys 6.10 years old. capitol that we let slip the telegram to Preddent Nixon at build their empire UP. needed contact with the press Editor, Herald: Six hundred and thirty-two / 0 Mr. Douglas Stenstrom, it lets stop this nonsense right boys have taken part in this once! Ask him to order the there at home. Believe Chairman Office of Management and hcrc and r.c'w. Call your State activity, while 100 girls In the W" an errut of Um IUII1d, Irni Uf Roads Committee Budget to request the full $530 Representatives COLLECT at same age group have joined the the heart. 4 4 #,J d would like to comment on Greater Sanford Chamber of million for the cancer program area 904-224-1277. They will Indian Princtsws. Th-GrI-Y I for the fiscal year beginning refuse your call but will call you for third, though fifth grade legislative re-districting Conurierce Office lit Street July 1, 1572. Then ask your back on a WATS line. You might girls has had 200 members and regarding Seminole county. i 400 East friends and neighbors to do the also try calling Senator Plant. the Gre-V boys have numbered voted against the Senate re- SaiufOflI Florida 32771 DoUlIi same and pass this notice on. at area 904-2244221 and ex- M. districting bill because of the Dear On behalf of the Board of The lives you save may include pressing your opposition. treatment given to Seminole Another 390 students of County Commissioners I WOUld those you love the most! This bill is out of Conunittee middle school have par. County by putting It with like to thank your Committee and on the Calendar, so the tIITie tinipated in Pop Warner Eva Dutcher Osceola and Brevard In a two L?(DM Chamber for their atto act Is now. P.O. Box 295 J member Senate district, and the Football and 170 In basketball. tendance and recorded suPvort Please help us to retain one CI The excellence of the various Panama City, Fla. Seminole does not have stat todays presentation to the our most important rights: to basketball teams sponsored by 32401 ficient population to warrant a Department of Transportation fish in salt water free: After all, the "Y" could be seen recently Senate seat of its own but I do in DeLand, Florida. 9 2i [) () Blessings who ever heard of stocking the when the 15 and 17-year-olds feel that the committee could am especially appreciative ocean and lagoons with mullet, have broken the area into two I will were nutners.0 in the state support WI Editor, Herald: Next single member districts. On of your sincere contest, the 14 and 1$ year olds that basis, Seminole would have the road priorities established There are many blessings try to tax you on the number were YMCA state champions, of by the Commission ms that come from living In Central windows In your house, like they the Ilvell ruuiershad a better than even chance necessarily .be in full coo- Florida, but greater still Is the do In France. '-I electing a Senator of its own. formance with the preference of privilege of and the l2-year-olds took living in the city of up place. Delbert J. Euga As you know, there were 32 your dedicated commi ttee, In St. third Casselberry. 201 E. 10th co-signers Serving on t board of this tbeBosrdand our QU Sanford,Fla. directors for the South Seminole !havelivedthereforl3years proposed amendments were sld be most grateful. and have watched a little destined for defeat. I still hope organization are Joseph Board of County Co.. community with a few small that the conference committee missloners WiUinton, Longwood, chair. Commends Us stores blossom Into a real city on reapportionment will take man; Charles Moore, Chair- with ample shopping centers. another look at the unwieldy manGreg Drummond, Altamonte Springs, vice Along with this fast growing Editor, Herald: Senate district Including chairman; Mrs. J. M. Walter, city, I have watched our police I commend you f )fc)3 Seminole County. and come up L on gwood, secretary; Seeks Funds force and firemen keeping Immediate offer to assist with a more equitable ap. lawrence Deans, Altamonte abreast of our limes. I feel that DeLand Sun News in its time of Springs, treasurer; Thomas proach. Editor, Herald: ON S.R. 434 AT 1792 IN LONGW000 Bill Gunter Storey, Longwood; Richard TIM. CONQUEST OF we have the most efficient and trouble. facilities Senator, 18th District CANLER MAY DEPEND ON best trained men that any city Your offer to share in which our Paul, Lake Mary; James manner and the could have. They give of Dig for slips of oaper which can be cashed in on the E IF-il. Note - In addition to YR LTI'ER Prater, Fern Park; Allen staff are cooperating with the themselves above the call of spot.. amounts range from 25 cents to $50.00... and this letter, Senator Gunter In December, 19'i, Grant,Foster, Altamonte Springs; r 4o theies a total ot $1 500.00 available. DIGGING FOR called The Herald newsroom President signed the Cancer Act duty at any time, and they Morgan Welch and his staffo-lsln George Altamonte and told of the coordinated which had been passed always come th'ough In any the best spirit of the free DOLLARS IS LIMITED TO CHILDREN AGES 4 emergency and need, at any terprisu system. Even more efforts of all three of our unanimously by both the HSe OU THROUGH 12. A YOUNG POUTIL1AN senators, Plante, Ducker and of Representatives and the time. I would especially like to Important. It Is one of the finest quite policemen examples I have seen In all the LAS VEGAS. N St (AP) himself, and of their efforts to Senate, A key feature of this compliment Hard hats for all diggers. help Seminole County in regard compromise bill was the that were on duty early some time of truly "being my Leroy Sanchez, 26-year-old edo Pepsi -Cola to, EVERYONE' Saturday morning, also fireman brother's keeper." You are to cation major at highlands Uni' IQ to a senate amendment to authorization of funds for versity. is an elected member be praised. Joseph McCluan, Article V, getting another cancer research. Coffee and doughnuts for adults. kindest personal of the Las Vegas city council With I am always grateful to all of County Judge. It's most apFiscal year beginning July 1 and ____________________ Clowns will entertain youngsters uf ill age's prectisted, gentlemen.) 1971-4400 millIon + $20 million you who serve our city so well, regards, I am Sincerely yours, Anne C. (Wickliffe) ones. the give candy to tittle free for services. Wadsworth BlllChappell Fiscal year beginning July t, Plaudits I Congressman 1972-4500 million + $30 million Holding Back Editor, Herald: for services Entire ground-breaking ceemony and n,mines of all money winners airport The Sanford Fiscal year beginning July l American attempts Edi to r, Ileraki: will be broadcast over Radio Station WIHA Irvin A. M. 'all 12 noon. ded ication-and the airshow that 1973-W0 million + $30 million In 1971 Congress passed the Saturday, April 8, 1972. teamed with It In a gala day on for services bank rob Cance r Act which authorized 'i April 1 Is much better known These amounts are the spending 530 million dollars for ,n A,merlcan on holiday In than it ever has been for the fine nunlmuni needed to get the job the cancer program. This was London attempted to rob a facility that it Is. There are done. Unfortuna tely, the bU authori:alion legislation. West End bank wearing a big IT'S OUR WAY OF BREING GROUND FOR some 15.000 people ho at- was passed too late to affect th e Funding itiust come from op. black hunt arid a Charlie ChapClaptended the festivi ti es tint will appropriation for th e fiscal year BEAUTIFUL NEW PERMANENT FACILITIES FOR OUR lin4ype false moustache, but ginning July 1, 1971. proprlattons The Office of vouch for their fuller ap- be LONGW000 BRANCH OFFICE. rted Management and Budget Is he didn't make It. predation of h.w apiended the Therefore , the program sta his irish, the 5-year. trying to cut 1 00 million from cr'.ct's ,"i,''.'(', "ci,', ce on i\ tempc'rar, with 183 million less than airport really is. this amount. This will severely old New York offi ce accountant savings J"J c'J' The fans who came to see -- needs. We cannot afford curtail this vita l program at it admitted demanding $120,000 the anymore red uctions! and who left to pr aise ti on. Those who want this with menaces at the Na ti ona l To obtain funds, two bills incep a:rport and the show were made effort to have adequate funds Westzrdnister Ban k's leicester be passed, aw'e of the event In no small must an i.re urged to write the president. Squar e branch and was given a measure by the excellent authorization bill and then an Evidence of strong public two-year pr L'n sentence, sussupport given by The Herald. appropriation bill. It has support will assure necessary periled for three years and orFor this In all its phases many, become a custom In the funding now and in lii. future. dered devtwted. government for many thanks. There should be no holding back Especia lly helpf ul we,'e John Management and Budget In the fight to conquer this Spotski, Fred Van Pelt, Doris ( OMB) to recommend 10 dread disease. lii. battle must Williams, And I want to corn- appropriations subconunitt.es wont mend the women In the ad- lesser amnounta than have been Newton D. Gregg verilsing that did the out- authoru.t Perhaps 'liii has • they and the merit for som. expenditures. standing job Scores Solon merchants to whom they But In order to conquer cancer pointed out the value cii the without delay, the lull amojnta effort-in the double truck layout authorized are needed and must Editor, Herald: Well, last yea r an Inland U'l.i C.' t,' j': Os., .'tsl ,,t that was so color ful and at. be appropriated! I column by 2 inches gement Hepresentative tried to get a Fioic,a Tb. Office of Mana Ol'IEL}Q )-5iCé O-iiu 5ti.pp..i Cvotei, uatlou rn'crtl'lC l7. F.,,,.i LC.Ol,Ci FF1'. (In 1I While we all are grateful to and Budget has sued for an 4k), eater ti*hin5 k'enae bill Too 3rnai1 for an ad to be 4a 4. Ued, but with IOtfle judicious noticed or offudilve? You'ra the Almighty for th.glory of the appropriation of only $430 and bbying we ha d It killed in reading mu day Itself, we feel deeply a million for the fiscal year 1~~ Coun'S I s. nomination in 1966. Although Huss makes no claim that he is head of the drive against liberals and moderateL those 00 ft other side CI the fence believe that he Is. Th. Portland clergyman is the principal agitator for a change In stati party pobtic*. The party establishment won a major victory at the county leveL, but It was more a matter of attrition than organized tffort. The chairman for Miiltnomah County, of which 'urtL i '.L- "et hd N" Ben F. Doertsen. elected by Huts supporters. Doerksen, however, is resigning and being replaced by a vote of the mnodei'*te. ., pr rsrif(%oeri(J Attorney - tantern of Sens. ark Hatfield county committees. and Robert Packwood. Hatfield tni'y ponerts as 'liberals" who beat [iou for the U.S. Senate officials defeated in elections pretend to be trityitrates, S.Sid fat' precinct coswnitteemen. he has considerable Because the Huss-led forces from those who share his sews came so ckm to upsetting the In other parts of Oregon. '•wiat established GOP with It. we are trying to do is to obtain at the precinct lent, justice for the people who want Hart amid Pd' V'WP Er anto replace those who are P"' the Importance CI corrupt, ungodly Individual, getting the bed candidates Inside and outside the Possible for precinct corn- Republican Party," said floss, fltitleeflwi Huss' stated position runs The precinct water In the contrary In many respects to pad has been regarded as a the philosophy CI the Oregon minor Cog In the political wheel Republican Party, which Is one here: there has been difficulty of the most liberally oriented In finding sufttent caiiies stalt ttgantiatlons i ti* G ' to run reWdIeU of *ucUv't. qualifications. Huss, however, Oregon has elected and his followers, recognised a snodcrates repeatedly to key to party cccdrol Is coo- Congress and the Senate. in.. trolling the precincts and cludine the current See-ate - . 'Letters to the Editor __________________ - 131.6975 iii 511111116 As the iming damp between the 1nternatlomJ Telepboae and Telegraph ('x"pany, the U. S. Department of Justice and the White House continue to wdoh4 the story of a lady Ithbytst aid how she works may go on lcmg enwg'i to have a chance as a summer 'n Everything is there. The lady Is suspected CI playing politics with very large chipa. The U.S. Department of Justice, acting by ap. pointment of President Nixon, quashed a many thousand dollar Indictment CI her employer, ITT. ITT vent seot-free. About the same time contributed bur*eds af thousands CI dollars for flnaring the Republican National 0mventloo this summer. - given to the City Council broadly hinted that paving of is approved. Smith added the Monday right b Village sttt outside and not essential developers waiki maintain the Attorney ThomasFreeman. to the dev4'ipmentmlgMno(be swath in the Interim. Council Mowing the Florida Th. lawyer insisted Council done if Council Insisted on the C1wnpen request voted I and along the line In piping at the existing ditch. somewhere Freeman pointed out the unanimously ( inatrtwt the going to have tnmakeadeclslon have the proper advisory inning hoer4 riot to done village does not that things will be to Clean tho ditch recommend approval to arty equifnTH'nt Ninth Orlando. orrectly In which the company has assured de'ietnpmerit clan.; which inWith the admonition still will be fenced and enlarged etudes epen drainage ditches ringing, the Council first tip. Reed's answer was that sooner unless developer's are willing to proved the engineering plans or titer the village will have to pipe th. water. for sections 1 4. $ and $ of th@ assume its rightful reaponOn the Aleutos . Sobin Terraces to include 1 ,140 P,orres sibflitles. The ditch has n Jordan property pvpnsal built by th e Florida Land plattel for some years. he said. Freeman urged fitat Ciinneih ('otnptuiy. which includes an Whc'ri developers Michael take the same advice givrn to existing oven ditch and then Akiatos, Howard SatAn and the laning hoard. Smith said tabled request from a trio of Clifford Jordan asked for tip this swaul would also handlo a levekiers of Meadowlark unitproval CI rontinuatmon CI a large part CI existing village I which included a 'aay "grauyawail" about three f-set drainage as well. twaul, Just prior to adoumnment deep as It 'temporary" Noland Heed, manager CI measure for outfall from Council approved appointment Florida laid Company insisted Meadiwiarks tnit 1, Council CI Howard Atlm'd to the zoning BONE) WINNERS In the recently concluded Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce membership drive as well as other drive participants were treated to a chamber steak cook-out recently at the El-,s Club. Bonds were awarded for bringing In the most memberships - Marilyn Gordon M..ry Hyatt sex crait dsussons over the air by non. na.ls will fade, but think a moment. There will be subtle misdeeds Implied wherever there Is the faintest possibility of cstcdzg substantial dtlxeza with jam an their The Family Fight oldenrod. E.astbreak ____ co TV variety or "Educatinoal" hour, to be no the No.1 list, Is ctxnplete without sea., school busing. narcotica addicts here and In the armed forces overseas. ----------,.----, Walter Ps of Portland and his (.lrpflse 322.2611 ____ -- - Wisconsin Credit Reform Big Plus United States. Among numerous provisions to go into effect in March 1973. posterity will call down most blessings upon the lawmakers for two major reforms. One is a three-day cooling-off period for sales made in the home. This means that a housewife, for example, who is talked into signing a contract by a fast-talking salesman for something she really doesn't want or really can't afford, will be able to cancel the agreement by notifying the merchant within three working days. Not only that, but the merchant must reclaim any of his roperty within 3) days or it becomes the property of the consumer, with out any obligation to pay for it. Another major section of the law essentially abolishes the ancient and notorious doctri ne of ' holder In due course." Presently in Wisconsin, and most other states, a merchant may sell a note signed by the customer to a lending agency-the "holder lei the note) in due course." The 'nctumt'r is legally res ponsible to the lending agency for pa mt'nt of the installments on the note, but the lender is not rrs;xinslble for any defects in the merchandise-TV srI, refrigerator, or whatever. Tere have been cases where people-usually the poor and unsophisticated-have been required to pay for merchandise an unscrupulous vendor never even delkered. Legitimate businessmen, as well as consumer;, should champion similar reforms in every state. th iuwu open a myriad of ._minitiom of normal and abnormalan tatl. We have now reached the point wtieie -- - In one of the last acts before closing up shop until the next biennial session, the 1971 Wisconsin legislature presented that state's consumers with one of the most progressive credit reform laws ever introduced In the - Of Congress " Affairs _____ Pit ow am us this four or Bye years ago." the aging femur Fem Park. E. Estates Lake MOnf'Oe 3fl.36 62 - 1 perimeter of the rl.veksprnenl to session, NOftT1I OHIANIXI Attorney Iw,n*kI hi. smith, on .!onghy r"rr-'ii ;tai do rA that the ditch in question acres of behalf of the 4evelopet said iS engineering plans for already serves approve any development which in. village land which Is folly the Wall waM remain only until 311 acres aljarent to lutles open drainage ditches in developed, nriy way, manner, shap. or heed said it would not be fair Mea'kvwl.tk is de'e)ripad in to require his company to solve commercial and multi-family form." These words of advice were an existing Village problem and dwellings if a change in zoning i - Own Hy DONNA P.ATF.R One Mans Opinion _ By HELEN IL . marDi - Council Shuns Advice I Ic I House " Liza Baker Dftaea.D.BarY. Jd WASHINGTON-"YCm couldn't have had me no a fls'i1 / - Washington Insight serious challenge (ruin tie Rev, 3.17 Ull i _ - - Ig nores ___________________________________ 0. 0 '1j1 CtWfoOIa I" 5297 / - . Herald Area Correspondents Marilyn Gordon I Thanksgiving and New Year's. The mail started showing 'w along the banks Q.4jtj Dy. - Kathy Nibiack .1 , 43? ' A1tagetl. 50,000 pieces CI Month $1 $.00 6 Months $1100 1 Year An __________ d, got fnaLL Including my Urvwn In the river between held liable for damag. under the law. Published daily except Saturday. Sunday and CWIslmas published Saturday preceding Ch($•t -_ The k 4waid Is a member of the Associated Press wtth Is er titled ticlusively to the use for reproductIor of all the local rwni printed In this newspaper. Caseelberry .Tangl,wood r Sount No part of any material. news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Hev%Id may be reproduced In any manner without written psrmtnion of tiw publisher of The Herald. Any In dividual or form responsible for such reproduction will ba considered as infringing on The Heralds copyright and will be Am Riley iii v.ss is motley, credit cards, even firearms, be said, and threw the remains in the Qi'Inniplac River where they floated into the Entered as second class matter Ocf0W 37, isiD at the Post Office of Sanford. Florida 32771. 01-075 ..e it began In Ithaca, N.Y., andwas uneventful till It reached the New Haven, Cmn., post atde1IiT to Norwalk, where I lived at the time. It was los4t'd aboard a "star route" truck, a pri vate vehicle under contract with the Postal Service to carvy mafl-azxI alere It met Its fate. drivers Delmig said pe and one of the wives formed a gang and began rifling first- U.S Postal Re a t cxi pr ow ide that all mall ubcrlpfli t) paid In advance Marilyn Gordon a ran. right- abate the ad&e are the words: "This piece of nail, Moln whik in asupay at the Postal Service, Is being tiehm WI ',____ of Lima island Sound." at al 1pe Robert Doe-Imig relatod the SUISCaIPTION RATES Attamonle Springs and used as in pwple Ink PAY STEVENS Press, Roam Forrnaa BILL VINCENT. JR.. Stan Photographer 3k Week 35c Wee-i' 50 1 Month dir °'' The ink is anieared, the DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor Hans Delivery BY Mail - IIRUE But old Se21. FAtes Kelauver padded around that state and whomped Stevenson by 6O.Ol soles! It would have teen huria) rites for Adlai on TV's morning-after shows At it twned out. though Kefauvt'r won some others mostly i'.:ioppow i, Stevenson won the big ones he needed In Ficrida. Oregon and California. After that, the wise types said Stevenson was In, and the Keel pulled out. The year 1952 would have had the television boys In vertigo First General Eisenhower won New Hampshire and piled up a big Minnesota su rit-in that almost ttnle the thing from la,nte-son harold Stasseli Then Sen. Robert Taft snapped back and took Wisconsin and Illinois. In Round Three. Ike ran up blistering winning scores In New Jersey. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. Taft c'ounter.punched with victories in tThIo. West Virginia, Nebraska. F:hwcr rtruck again in Oregon. and Taft slipped past hum in a butter South tiakota primary . Toda 's television specialists would have buried those two so many times along the way they would hare run out of black and purple. They aren't equipped for drawn-out slugging matches. They like to put 'em up and put 'em down quick. Show bit. They couldn't have handled the fact that Taft beat Ike. 6 to 5. In primaries but lost the nomination on the first ballot: that Kefauver in 1956 won seven primaries to Stevenson's five but withdrew before convention time; tPiM Rnrr' Goldwater In 1964 went a weak 5-5 in primar. ics. looked bad in three of his vIctories, yet quickly swept the convention. Then there was that loveh1 moment In the Los Angeles John 1' Kennedy, 70 In the primar. sports arena in irs, was about to be nominated convincingly on the first ballot. But galleries packed and shouting for Stevenson per. suaded prestigious television commentators that a thunderous surf was about to wipe out Kennedy's castles of sand. It didn't. The tide went out and neve'r came back. Maybe that's when the television types really began to find their own marvelous world of apocalvptle'polltks It's quite something. 32fl1 cl5Umail OL They took WALTER A. OlE LW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE. Advertising DireCtorS. Azst.to Publisher - peril. Ed Barton's word. Todo any less will beto make amockery of the value of the ballot. South Carolina is one of the states where the legislature ratified the amendment to lower the voting age, but red to extend legal rights of adulthood to any citizen below the age of 21. The result is a form of disiminatbon that should be u. ' - Full Rights - . . _____ - _r. WASILINtITON NEA over near doomryIflg their television folks, with The mad 1w July II may welt have gone primary. t ly'voT ''' MiisktC -11 111 hubert Uum• somehow '.tt, Sens }dmunt1 for the L)enioj.tatlC presden. llhr,,% are still battling hard tial nomination The prospect is unhikc1s and I am not predktlng It. But It is not an lmposslhliIt Things like that base hop. It peneti before. Given television's emotional, aptwa'.%ptC apiro5rh to p1it1cs today, it's prohh1 just as wel it wasn t pros'id. ing the same lavish coverage in en r Ii e r nomination stnigglel some of its Thus far this s'ear. television. abetted byunderplayed 'print metled" irethren. has moderately rosl Muskie' prirnat% sictol in New hampshire, FiorI.la In triunirh ValIace's t',eoi ge twerp% is'c'd Gos possible nomi here and t"ere niain hun st.und like a s limited I.inds:iy John inflated New York Mayor nee', gains in some Arizona cnucises. anti put the sirong focus on the Illinois primary i the big thing was MuIsklc's better George McGovern. than 4'ot delegate sictory over Sen. Mc('atthy in a not Muskie's 63-37 wIn over Eugene ularity test). With its present penchant for plunging candidates to the depths or lining them to the clouds on the basis of single-shot performanceS, teheiifl would have had just a terrible time in the rears 1952 through 1964 done, for Think what the electronic fellows would have Stevens cn.Kefafls'er primary In Mtnne. instaflee, with the '.ota in !K,6 The late Adlal Stevenson had the $'Overnor h him No one smiled real and all the iher top p'oplc nexatlon. Bold and farsighted butloers are constructing such a variety of homes and such compexes of residential parks and commercial plazas that this influx of new thinking, dollars and new people merits wise Cfl with the sicleration by those now leadership in Sanford's municipal affairs. 7be city commissioners are wrestling with some very important matters - especially the new city charter which must have citizen attention if it is to be wisely considered. As yet., public bttendance at meetings when the charter revision is being debated has been minima). It should be maximum. Self interest, then, enlightened self. Interest is a policy which is not Just a play on words. It is a matter of action. It is a time when every resident of Greater Sanford should stand up straight, shoulders back and march briskly towards a future se bright, that only citizen a pa thy can dim. charged gwtii There long had, and properly, its eyes on the county:. a whole. Even when such attention seerd to be net appreciated, indeed, unwanted, iut those were the old times. They have been lost in the rapid and explosive growth which has become a key issue in every section. In and of it has posed problems which can only by by division, of the year its prospects and opportunities for improvement are so grand as to almost blind the vision of the more commonplace neeñ. Already the spotlight has shone with unusual brightness and clarity on the Sanford Airport, long relegated to a 'hlte elephant" status in the thatghts of entirely too manyr esidents. Now iti.zooiring into prominence asa positive factor with the eye-opening dedication day, the crowds and the unforgettable "Thunde." During the doldrums wepcsntedout that In this airport with its industrial complex there existed one of the two solid supports for the new Sanford economy. The latent strengthening of this economic Yet, - Greater Sanford. Thiscoiurity capital city has unification, - TV's 'Gee Whiz!' Politics Screen •• I I On Sanford base practice enlightened self - interest, to look sharply into one's own affairs and to be sure that they are being properly conductedWe believe that such a time Ku cane for solved Needed at the Port of Sanford remains somewhat somnolent as difficult questions of services remain to be answered and the canal block this, erected by President Nixon exists. too, will emerge as a major factor in the overall That ('0tflS a time In evezyones cx per)e)ce when it is the COIWS of tnie wisdom to Itself - political Notebook 1972 Editorial Comment he - ,. _________ 0 �W.dnday, April S. 1972 1 - ______ __ I ___ Lizzie Anna Wilson Finishing To aamm 1 Honored ( D .— A(a()sS t I S iii, A' — At Fete On 101st J Birthd"v Society 'Chere are - , . t - - b6t . btrthdayL . and (iii -are. and deve mere than - - last 'ear I was Invited to the rJ birthday celebration of lnnaWflsonThiswssa !iri"fcrmeawsrthere ith b ll t and shared the cj' oecaslnn with th e - : ... W. .' A ' -i - e husbands to iwi w cmw vsw-s. v. No" s,.a. MCI 34 Mettle 31(.,n.t'it9flct .14110(i1 - - ~ Vcfle, moi' .)i the hCflt'C; Miss Judy Lyn Posing beautifully appointed refreshment table are, Wyche, brid&elect; &nd Mrs. James N. Robson from left. Miss Marlene Wyc..he, Mrs. Robert Jr. - Shower Fetes Judy keal dlscothe'iues, fraternity part ies and so forth, The activities of the (ISO, I have attended are always chaperoned. When our local USO has a dancc, it is over by ii P. M. so the girls aren't out all night. Also no alcoholic -1. A .. -. - p Lots McDonough. Her shining highlighting the evenings. Dennis Crawford, James hair was styled in a Enart Miss, Judy Lyn. Wythe. April epergne arrangement of yellow Monroe troill ore and she was wearing a itride.elct of David Noefl. was and White caznattosiL 'P festivities wa the Wide-clect Koern e r. guest of hcmor at n txdah dragons and breath and opening her many lovely gifts. Scheunemann and Herbert captivating smile. shower on March 30. Hostess for cx blossoms. members and close MorelandFE crystiI apSilver and ptjj warci, J . K. Blum . en ds called bearing gifti ti4 Wade waj A im fri lly polntment.s comp)ed the Robert Frank Nc*hl. H. H. Grir, best wishes to the gracimis Mm James N Robson Jr. ni Smith. James Lipptn, norer. A yellow and white co1T picturesque table decor. f the Guests were served refreshGeorge Carver, William Yming. Although the birthday girl is sclame was used In the home ;ri ; .m ng Battm Dan Al le, Harry Lee Sr.. John ,ü4nvalid resulting from a roan was meids of fruit aibet punch. B U Gord on Sweeney tZ*Sted Ewli and OW '. Petite I Cmi, Susan Skinner and Phil broken leg, she is very alert and th ements of decorated wi C. an Stanley. graced the ii map dragons and ct"e. assorted mints in par ty colors Also the Misses Marlene inspiring peayer. Featured cm the serving table, Mm Marlene Wyche. sister ci Also Mmci 0. N. Harry Robson. Edward S Su.n McCall. Nell The beautifully embossed whirl was nverthid with an the lvmaree. and Mrs.. E. s hostess McCall Sr.. Bryan Bur). Willia ms and Elizabeth Ant tiered birthday cake. made by imparted while cutwork cloth, McCall Sr. asslSteO the William Wray, Dciii Angel, Sweeney. Cords Hunt, was shared with was a silver candriatra In wing. other read ents at the manor. —Mrs. Hunt made _____________ - • .. , 4., ____ di d . I w _______ - The - . - Once again. something new for Seminole County. Richard Bn, coordinator ci Social Stndl.tfartheSernlnoleCowity Distrid Sdiocil Board, ipae theAonitSfr*nglflmrve Extension Club about a new In educatm called the SultcaseLectw'eaerleL $er9al Studies, he are citeti baring, drib and dull to young pet'ple, The only esperience they get Is with the feI In the books. Children learn through their senses. They learn Uu'oub seeing as well U hewing. - - By MARU.YN GORDON -- '• - --. - . .. \ I - e • - __ - . . L.i j. - - . - .? . - - - -. .j - -.. - - - - — - ___ ___________ - . —14 - . - MRS. MARY VOPICKA, president of the A]tamonte Springs Home - todays yamgster. Be not (Marilyn Gordon Photo) touch In order to benefit the ca ke. by ANN EX 5ss Hey. gai& we you interested In learning how to mold a - — - . I - anu Planetarium. They would be transported by volunteers that would be trained Iii Lecturing IL) the I second and third grade. Plans have been made far 11 cases and one volunteer would become roficlent In live of the cases.' he The response from the Altamonte Springs Home Fxtenmon Chub was eiflrit. Members realized thevital need In the community f or such a service. and everything is all ready for you all you have to do . b Mrs. Patsy Agee. area . Home Mrs. Loree -corsted with yellow and mint IVl U aicu Comm or me trlde-eleft On one end ci the -' 11 4 - . I . Fns, Likens co- . . - - . ur, Instnwton, have begun an esrignewprogra tintungon. . This new program is a . clothing production class and n v.ui d is f, ded --.--, Education with Fcders] macwy. The program was September 1171 and met in ti'e at Seminole High sewing School. in Jarua' of 1971. the clan moved into the petierit location £iilI at .. 1 '2' - .. an tie course will be ofered under the C*PSbilIUt!2 fir UX*t Who wish id With a buddy, begin Pasting t4d dren farm or on s frame that vvjpl Ii1 on their training the strips of paper tightly over made at Ijrne. me of Ins adult division of In order to acquire pcgitJagi, the material. It is Important to" many i4s as alteratlonlatsI Cstoui that 11w paper be phacad ira drew form ftai Te will be $ usdor the so &C is acid Uasie ffw will be irs.. of the ze intereating side lines In the sewing 4es it the Ins1rution in making Societw Dearilinc, keas Ica-mi far borne use. A visit to the clan towel the and wildding firms, available sirw womm being wIawbd in long Herald office, should be Mrtpli of stick) paper wInch. black and when removed, would resemble accompanied by $ " ' .r .('xe I *a.IC $J517 cr' $aa,aaI s 1 requleed wane esplanaticm and Ins it,, days bthr, 7 Mm Liken s and Miss Shepçard zRi acuiwdaled. The first step Is to find a -A_t_Z___ _______ A__fl__A__ -- 1 42 — 13 — 4 - 53 - 56 i — — - - — I ______ I 9 - 54 I — I - _____ = - - - POINTER AIaI)aHter Figurillei4 I)on't 'Fake to W ater p radical changes, but you would do we ll to study conditions more before taking any action- A new contact can give goof advice about this, also. Take it easy tonight at home. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) 'iou want to go off on some tangent catty and leavc responsibilities that require immediate attention, so think twice and then do what Is right. Closest tie may be in a bad humor. Exercise patience 0) LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Don't permit all that work- 10:00 (8) Mannlx (9) Comedy Hour 10:30 (2) Night Gallery 11:00 (2) (8) (9) Nws \ - 6:43 (3) Sunshine - t'i'eiled 'l'ht'ui he led a heart dou't you trust your hunches instead of those of otheci? Get CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) You are probably so jaded with usual fine pleasures you want to exchange them for the worthless, so thank your lucky stars and do not change unless for the better Picking on go-ad friends because you are boed Is the first sign of foolish thinking. Refrain. AQUARIUS (Jan ii to 'ct, i"i Avuid gcuups and do "Ring of Life" - 4 2995 v, $ With 2 Iu..ulat,d b4(tj ta.)f f - dirty irav titoirot 114 )ow "U,,'., H SO ,# hesitation pro' to cash the queen moment's Oswald & Jatites Jacob' ' , t,outhi let %Vet tioki ti le first spade its a matter of Ii00dPjuCtI1. ,. lie bud to lose' . :",!! ,-, iliesi .. ELI R I I Tbv hidding has t*,,sopportunity to show appreciation- Do it or you will regret Ite could count fight tricks It. Avoid social matters and become acqua in ted with some In aces and kins. The bs West North Plait South 146 now or old author. Have fun chance for his ninth w h p115 he or she IS One Jack of didis and at first 1 a IF YOUR CHILD 15 BORN TODAY Piii 34 of those very sensitive young people who must hive a feeling glance a club ti!leasr site,iit',i Y,uti. tuut,1 iniilicute*I of security early If the great promise In this chart is to be to piovide well. When this 65$ VAS AK $3 4.5 K Iii ouriell seecinti 10(111 s told him that rtall.ud, so busy ) What do you do HOW' it West held the club queen youngster matures, you as parents will be most happy that A—Bid three you did. Slant the education along business lines Wico thishe would still be stir. of three slsih trIcks 1)5' lasltmg S*SI 6164i sour P611 1609 wIth youngster Is a born merchandiser, whether male or female flit- king. then the' act' anti hose .i*dts atusl the queen III Argumentati ve, but clever. finally lisasfinig toward the tluiai. "The Stars impel, they do not rnnnpel." What you make Jock arni that this play would 1011A Y' S QUESTION ., YOU! Of )LM. Lifts is laJ at..' I. r lit i .-aIt, ',t t' Csnoll Righter's ti.ividuiI FoiC3$t for Y0fl •V for Jus queen lust, IIO trump. What do )-ou do May is now ready. For your copy send your blithdats and and uric climb ,,,,. II to Carroll Righter Fosecast (name of new,pper), Box South played tIme king and AIiIwt, TI'ISILI,,IPII 90020 629, Hollywood, Calif MjbewisS,i&pa • L &4 ) TOOAY , - Mtc CP*rg, Tub $.i'4o, . i I011 MATINEE GAILY " DAt.VAt' p I SAT. - SUN. U i.II.,'s&a'Ia I AjOyi" I '-\., -- " 3: 13 - 7:25 no 5:35 - H l..r—_.. Sat. . Sun.) 75C '. _______ _______ psrctI sUengur and angoc. PI'U#OS L .vwws HAROLD and I'.fALJDE b, To,h'raioo, * ~*noa's "Oj Pits.. (Jt \ LOBSTER HOUSE :' Ab ----'- --_ _ ' _ S.rv ca From e' 11.30A. M. to WOO P.M. Sunday Thrsa Thursday II. 30 AM, to ii -00 P.M. Frida y and Saturday speak- oJ ,JI,'n editor. ,~7rP • - EXCELLENT SEAFOOD - Iflespensivety PricaLi . ~7 IF) - -., I i,,,, 11 ."*,*".%~~! i - IF RAW OYSTER BAR C 0%: K T A I L L 0U N I-- F . PH. 321-SIOI 2$04 S. French Sanford % 101011 .1. .. _.,-i. - - 7~ . '? .. -. — - r— - __ - - 1 1 I ." k ________________________________________________________ 1 f___ House 0 Sfeak —___ $j,J4 p i5u5 uin Iv p., ii Iot a Saul-a AW ,i • .4 NiGHTS LEF- T SKASON ENDS APRIL s MaII'wes. - We Still Hvs ()r LUNCHEON SPECIAL ks- ndav Wqsas34ui & Saturdav Pest Tim $130 • ' 4 i'a, I - ti P.M. aid S Pta TPiq Fabk.iv.,s Big !"erle,.to It .$A Al Iii) lOP Al OAtL— sci uDtito tu' WRR -f NO MiNoks f'W)EL CL,Lms , t ow i$R 730 IS Ca4u. , ,ih( , flist to pt ill We're spring training—didn t IU 115= out of bed all last wrickeniot j'e'ii C ', ' ti-nt,' letters to th e . a -- "' - OPENV - .. SMILL.IY*SNT*i$ iN COLOS ______________ j\TOJr/ 1' e 01' it' tu-hti hot',' ). "WILD IN T14 STREETS" ______ ______ - 111 A %FD ii t'ni,'oijittered, - IN CO1.0O ., Iir t apple polisher r UW - - kel. but he's the must $rSIIStlZ($ ft 8LLYJI( AT 10:41 liii' :r. .s . "\ " AT ,M,S.5I, 1t$. IS:IS E&r'v .rg No P5*501 S 12 X. tvw'atq*$O A (5) News 600 (1) New' _71-ii Soulti. who t'mi tIicordrti hearts (rum both hands on ppp Iht, last dlsinolldh ;irocct'ic(1 5' ..s.i r... •... ... , ._ well lose was stitietited out of cillit.r a other and might as ; \ 01111 or a ipilde and simill It right ilway. some ull thinking I)eforc you put that new plan to workI or you find you couW to&- your shat Others coml: to you I atsistance, Give only what you can esitily jkf(otd Teach them lead In thuniny and fheI% to Ptand on own two feet and do them is ttAl fAvOU PISCES (Feb. 20 10 Mat 20) You have had fine favo.-i ..,l ow can I mau) th' I' s Ima a pamn older than you Art And now Yuu hsys ths hand?" lit' COLO R Uatd.r 7 i.q,asrnFarot know river — % West wasn't at all happy :iLioiit this turn of .'vciit% Iii' discarded a heart on the fourth diamond but when we NO 1 "WILD ANGELS te Green Aizres papers" is one. .. !.i'. ii - . - - --- .01 Perry Mason -S 00 (2) DickVan D'. S 30 (2) News way to describe some of the Fellow - - Game •,'wt it I .'... S ,, vutiiketl .. THOU SAT. H ab Pyle 1 GO (% AAov • (6) Romper R oom liv PHIL PtSTORE1' er)0ne followed. Ills callt r act was ffll safe'. East took liisJack otdius monds anti without a Newlywed 77'j1!7flY'fTTi tII 3:30 (2) Bright PromIse (8) Edge of Nigh? (5) (e Life to Live 1:00 (2) MonsterS (6) News (9) Bozo's Big Top 5:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (b Mike Douglas 9: 00 (2) Phil Donahue " It angiiiii sallig U 1160 L*UGHLffi (a) Secret Storm (5) General Hospital BAftBS Se nd 31 t iacoar MODERN to "Wrn at lsidpa,' WO thu n•.sCO. hi 415, 1ofo Ci ty St.ftos. New Y..k, NY. POOlS. excellent for all that detailed work you love. Do some serious research and really have a ball, too ap = i - Ii 3 00 (2) AnOther Worid Almanac ace and sure enough the counterfeIt c a s h floatIng around these days. (itlecti dropped. South was sure of his contract and now decided to try If y ou duut know what for more, lie led out the ace a clutise ma con t rtwf and king of dianionds a nd bee it riever coritintsi'd the suit alter ev sdiaQQe(f by our dull life would be without them' the rest of the day is -' - ___________ (è) Guiding Light (5) Dating Game (9) Florida AgrI- World 7:00 (2) Today Avoids Finesse---Overtrick! and all will work out excellently. Do not argue at all UDRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Why complain about little annoyances? Handle them cleverly. Don't you sealiie how Tails" 2 30 (2) t)oc?oCS Almanac (8) Sunshine () Slim Mims 6:30 (8) Sunrise Semester DEAR POLLY—My Pet Peeve concerns those plastic dispensers for transparent cellophane tape. They pull apart and sometimes break. This always seems to happen when one is In a hurry. Why can't they find an easy way for us to tear off some tape when it is needed ?— activities now instead. Your mate Is worried, to keep silent ' (9) _____ _____ - (8) Love Is a Many Splendored Thing 6:15 (2) TV Classroom bottle—KATHERINE VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 21) Recreation could prove to be most expensive or worthless, so get busy with other ____ 16 2:00 (2) Days of Our Lives MORNING now over the top of the " '-i-.' _____ ______ I_i_' :2.30 (2) Pee-vs for (5) Tomorrow () Password 1:00 (2) Somers.? (8) Wnats Mv Line' 1') All My Children THURSDAY suds rise to the top and aso .*.- t (8) Where the htear? is (9) Password - (9) mow Its 5:20(2) Movies 9:00 (8) Medical Center - ''mt "1,eu , parents and other summer residents on a remote Island. Laurie Prang. stars as the 11year.oid 'l. 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (8) (9) MovIes DEAR POLLY—The best way I have found to get soap suds out of bottles and jars with thin necks is to simply keep the bottle right side up Instead of turn it upside down and trying to get those suds to drip out. Keep spraying running water Into it so that the much as you can, and all will he tine Build up yow physical ç '..,,.a,..... -- despite the protests of her AFTERNOON Acapulco - health sensibly. Don't waste time with unimportant things. 0. 10:30 (2) Concentration 11:00 (2) 5,,l. c, the Century (5) Family Affair (5) 1-20 (2) Hollywood Sqare (8) Love of Life 7:00 (2) I Dream of JeannIe (8) Truth or Consequences (9) Dragnet 7:20 (2) To Tell the Truth (0) Honn's Heroes (9) MJ$i Factory 1:00 (2) Adam 12 de at alabaster figurines, directions for their care and cleaning came with them. I am glud to send the pertinent parts of this along to help Ann Marie: "Do not expose to direct sunlight or water. It is recommended that a small amount of petroleum jelly or soft white wax be applied periodically In a brush manner. However, there are figures made In Italy that are molded from a synthetic composition and are washable. Be careful not to vuisfuát these with natural alabaster, which should be kept completely free of water. The application of a coat of glass wax will diminish the possibility of stains. A heavy coat of wax should be applied to alabaster ashtrays prior to using." be fine. EVELYN MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Cooperate more ________________________________________ 9 ..,.h _.1.I. -iieIlsb.,j n.t.ssl af ______________________________________________ n.e.. — en--'- -'- S-- ------ -----. - and all will S7 L ~ D monstEr, wtioni she b.f!endo 10:00 (2) Dina''s Place 11:30 (2) Johnny Carsas' TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You want to make some 'or.t"i rjqn :OS J re-experiencing a prevt'iva • encounter. In the other episode, Brda . roasts a strange • 9:30 (o) Lucy Show EVENING .•' NOW SHOWING the strangit feeling that fty are (5) Movies WEDNESDAY kind.— SIRS. R. E. M. a 7. Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY—How does one remove old, hard . putty from around windows?—KATIE GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day and evening when It is advisable that you take no chances where either your reputation or anything of a basic nature 15 concerned. Be sure to keep your foundational structure protected carefully even though you desire greatly to make some drastic changes which would .! be wrong for you. ARIES (Mu. 21 to Apr. 19) If you neglect doing tasks .n4 handling responsibilities, you can lose much and ruin your credit as well. A little more preparation is necessary before you can put that civic matter in motion, •'- - cRobert Lyons). This leads to Television Tonite -= _~ . '---:r-.'-.r from the Carroll Righter Institute '' '- r*o ciatr r!ATUCS I utwrg pic ks up a hitchhiking Marine —MRS. J. J. D. CARROLL RIOHTER'$ 4ii)16&01 F I a associates will respect you more. You are an idealist, so prove it especially where sex Is concerned. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 12 to Dcc. 21) You are not as bad off mor.etary-wis'e as you think. Count your blessings and they will multiply if you put that gray matter to work. Why — - I _____________ -- - .' rr.eit that featured 'orr - 0:30-10 in; -UiC M7sterj Movie (Iteruni 'Murder by the T,wker and his dw.*htir r'•' - IR his difficult Become more ptullosoptucal and all is fine, In order to register In this c°'.e leading to a degree In CLaSS, on should just call the fashion desigmung and fashion merdiandislng at the Junior Voraianal oua College. J unior College. 58 — SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. II) if you goon losing that Our 50 61 52 - tr. 'r.raii,,.. M 45 _ 4 -' Hnrrei",lt'smovtngdayfrir the as guest coatars Tiw-kur PIY's practicing "phye1an," who McMIlians and the police: that some Tony Randall. Filmed entirely commissioner and his wife lives In constant feat formal cargo. Sally da the fact he has no at the resort, It also features discover extra writer-director.covnedian Mel uncovers a barrel while on- 17ie4kal background will he Rrnnica returns in her Brooks, the comedy team of packing china and finds a body. recurring role as Nurse Stiller and Means and Ed l'hepklthickens woen the body McMahon in a series of skits dLsappeariwhhe5allyls calling 1011 CBS Mannhx 'Rerun surrounding the daring exploits her potice commissioner Jeremy State, once the darling of local talents the bold divers husband Rock Hudson) of the teeny-bopper music Off the jagged cliff edges, report her f ind. 8:30-9:30 ARC The Kopycats. enthusiasts. guest stars. Re comedy water acts and the plays a man condemned to Tony Curtis, who has had P synchronized water ballet 81:30 NBC Adarn-12 (Rerun) fling at a 'TV series this year, death for murder that another "The Dinosaur". A hero (guest t urns guest.hosttrnight, joining man confesses to on his death h LOWarren Steven,$) whose police regulars George Kirby, Frank bed Mannix a railed development new career was interrupted eight (lorshin, Marilyn Michaels and Vestlpta 12w in a ,Mm race against the years earlier by a robber's Rich little. Cur'tl.i spoofs including executioner. bullet returns to duty. He of his own o.11 NBC R43dSertingsNlght discovers that th ings are not ' The Defiant Ones," with Klrby GalLary Rerunt. In the fIrst , put.. what they used to be, and playing the Sidney Pattie at segment, "Midnight Never following procedures of the past Miss MkhacLi doesagr 41 — ____ .'-'- 8.9 CR5 Aquacade *1 Acapulco. The beauty, the excitement and the Informality blend into an exotic hour of viewing far this spec ial with - -. ; 36 — (1 i lead to s' numt'r of problems, £ake.I'i? on lena Hir'' 9-10 CBS Mmdlr.s lr,dudlni an errant arrest and the tangling on a robbery call. (Rerun,. This is a replay of WEt)NIKI)AY, APRIIS, im 3T] 30 - — - _ _____ - temper of yours everywhere, you can certainly make your 71w -law is also directed intio strips of different llonl7ft will re.senible )crir own foffn. diffilmh taA Of drTSETTIAking this can become an secredited course and a preliminary much toward future wage earning Place the cloth over tie tioriy This ma then tie aced ___ __ iii \\ - s CaWeIbVrry. Xrs,_ Flora Ch&grn&n will be 00f—til, MRS. ROBERT LIKENS, co-ordinator 01 the Geneva Owen and Mrs. Bessie Davis are shown Clothing Production Classes at SJC (CAHS Cutting the strips which are necessary to the classroom, assists modt, Mrs. W. J. Ethier, molding process and Mrs. Gordon Meyer is faculty secretary at SJC. and Mrs. Frances shown rutting out her wider garment which is Dines, student in the class to apply the mold on worn for the molding procedure. (Ann Sieczkowski Photo) Mrs. Ethier. Mrs. &*e Zuckerman, Mrs. - - ,r,. .. j r - ND 33 fl - Highlights - — — iT 24 25 26 - -- DEAR POLLY and Ann Marie—When I bought my Hate to write letters? Send II to Abby, ttov ire., s.. Aageles, Cal. 5010. fee Abby's b..klet. "How I. Writ. Let, ten for AU Oecasleas.' ___ d — — — — — DEAR 1101.1,Y—Ann Marie wanted to know how to ahead of you to put you in a frenzy, but dig in and do is _ Hgh -. t,, bAr, I ikpn if iacm W 1L jies'Ve4CU iSUfl pattern an vCWU4 ciaaae art (.. i "&&a WZt U11YW5 3UMUS c.'onlorniity with the planes of the body so that when the entbv un al each there is enough Interest shown 'making mururnies' ability levels from beginner f all will begin tu and throuirb the hotly skilled some soft materiaL Cut out the Sewing CIS, Of &X'ni Iand all the while the surface ci the material Ii other Friday, k.pril 7.1 am. to noon at pncdealunal methoda. (aJIi4P' we piet e. Aly shoulders open. Cut the heavy covered, and removed (by preparing the Invaluable deavor latid Cmmunit United am conducted both dutring the paper which is glued an me dimint up the bat* &W theto sewing aid which will Up. 72 ein Iled. attendinig at dil ccnttner), city aria at night. side. into narrow (about & pasting beet together again). It dInWIVdDY Iflase au ui1wi To Beirin j— - 19 clean her alabaster figurines. When we visited an a!abas. ter factory in Italy, th ey told us to use a small amount of hair oilon a soft cloth and then wipe clean with a soft dry cloth. Th is is for plain alabaster, not the painted nvokow ' —' lotli, 11 ti 371 79. wanting him to go off on some ta ngent with you. A problem WINATBRIDGE of a public nature crops up which needs careful handling. Relax in p.m. tablewas a large crystal punch bowl filled with mint green fruit pcaich and lilies-valley 4he-valley In a mold ci! Ice. A miniature bride and groom standing between two white doves was placed In front of the punch bowl. Nuts, mints, petit fows aid open faced sandsandwiche were served from ciital trays along with the punch. 4 . -. -- - supzr thrcivh the State Int. of — Classes 1 fl ' lii — - Sewing _______ i lititltio 511'1.4404 yet, to simply listen! 'What the world needs Is more good listeners—not tone deaf musicians. EAR-MUFFED IN BANGKOK ll feel better If yea get it f What's year problem? You' Yew chest. Write I. ASHY, flax 15710. Los Angeles, Cal. 9 "so. Fir a perssul reply earl.., stamped, Feted compliments of the bos*' and Edith Edwards. The refreshment table W5L - sor.',uaii can't sing or dance to try snapping their fingers? Or better Ib. some iaKenosbaasitisinBangkok. gadgets, a potato peeler, egg Al Case, Walter Abendidiefo, - ___ , iueUm ryn riven in the Clnvnmt Presbyterian Weber and Mrs. Arthur Church. Sanford. Deyoung. Langwood. The honoree greeted her guests wearing a lavender Also from Sanford, Mmes. pants $Wt complemerited with a Henry SUM, Vernon Hard=. I or. lit• 44 M olcu ll"tit 41 ô u. tusi.i ------ - 1441n.' By POLLY CRAMER EAR EAR-MUFFED: It's a comfort to know th at it's Walter Bohannon, Maitland; .1 tam. 43 Kitwi of sh,st $5 H.. --- For the next tO years, how about advising those who - iss - p.nttv.Ip' Wtlny 'i -- — no sense of meter, and couldn't carry a tune. ' - _. Rasp) — - — Perhaps that accounts for the fact that most of the pop music of the past decade sounds as the the musicians had WLhson'sP9th birthday and 100th two ,*Vlew Byron Fox She gave to the City of SanCharlotte, NC., bliIM*) $fld COTTUfleiited John Fox, and their families. all Bryan and Emmet Fox. In 1120, ford a pair of peacocks when the would travel 100 miles to mike of Sanford her sister, Catherine Fox, -- Sanford Zoo was first started. the cake f or the 101st biday. e donated land to the School on departing aOthCr nephew, John E. Fax, up sodsi, from Prominent In C*TTbe to live with them. Mr. Board upon which Is now the touching festivity, civic arid philauthrWic cur located the Wilson School. bade the family a fond adieu Wdson passed away In iw, tbrough the }Ws. MtL WIIIOCI and told them i wuiid , Mrs. W ilson Is an ac- Several years ago the school Is a morarment of a suctesuI lfshed p4anist and enioyed PTA hnnored her In epat Ube 'Am ctlebraticiin. and haii life. The following is a brief many openis during visits to predation for her dniaUon of Her only living relatives are biography cia truly great lady: New York City. She Is a charter the land. member of the Sanford Mrs. Wilson continued to live UUI Anna wtizcin -c Wornan'sClubandwas honored In her home until about two V • ..1. 4 1 1 in M leport, N. y on r nenus tiSKtNI 31.1171. the daughter of the Chub in recent years. She years ago when, as a result of A. Fox and wife Mary has long been a member of All fall and a broken leg. she went to f)i, Manx, DeBary. T fl,Harririglon Fox. Shewas the Soul's Catholic Onwch. iO i..ipfl OUSC eldci five children. The parents were early settlerscitheareaslzmlles 11 ir1-i 17 1 4 1 yi Fo wLqJL.. .i at,? et west of Saxderd. known then as M Sylvan Lake. came when Mr. and F. boniest at open will entertain their home. 2014 Ub in the Big Freeze ci '15. She P4 0 Bridal games were played by becamesecretary Miss Ka thryn Avenel. • honor Guests of Emmet Wilzm. a practicing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer the guests during the evening' Ed and prizes awarded to the attorn In the area. Avenel Sr., Sanford, Ausfeldey ' ftariee. Miss WLNIeil, Mrs. Vernon Harrison, mented wi ' a ta li th On July 9 1900 the married comp a kitchen from Atlanta, Ga. shower. Monday evening Mrs. B. W. Wallin and Mrs. Mr. Wilson and went to tils tgomery. Ali. The couple win Deyowig. hen ned In 'v hi Man- borne. She continued to assist Mardi 20, at the home of Mrs. Ar thur .M. Garrett. Hostesses were him in his law practice until his J tgomery . -. is IS r —. play aninstrument! Seamstvi-leasses Find Stitch Niche at SJC Classes -- - e Iartt IS ( h.ml.al nmp,umuI I Welk 011,11n ; 4)Ili pq 91 22 .hlh. 7 Wh,u. ftoit I,dq 3 l?fttS ol 24 POSItS 5I't$PSt lSFn,.Iob.n 74 q*11 the 4 Poor I 014'r 5 Pouch iAl t ai I ------• - - - DEAR ASHY: So, for the past tO years you have advising those who could not dance or sing to learn bow to Mosier Will bemarnled April s MtLB.W. Wallin, Mrs. PJ tz," Barnett told the coup. beautiful you "OorkIes*lto produce large Wefl,Sernlnole Junior College r suraua -_____ . L1LÜE ANNA %`Iii IL.su\, ho cti bra k'd hcr 101st birthday March 31, 1972. at DeBary Manor Nursing Home, poses with her two nephews, Byron Fox, left, and John Fox, and her beautifully embossed birthday 6411hritle counties in Floritla were given money through it Federal grant to implierneUt a inobile muwum. Much of this because of . money was misomot t!w Weed in which it had to be mezdet Now, at*ei tiwee yew's we are unable to • .. Thicee invitel:1 to Mn the death in jai. Them wM no Mm Gwret~ Miss IAUM 40 ,All friends we cordially Illhonom wM tiff mother. MM Gwretk and lkv. T. C. Collins vited to call doing the 8P. ctdkbvm Mmer Avenel Sr.. Mrs. & W. About 1915 t he y took Into their Sr. pointed bs, 25 pm, to Mat Avenel Jr., Orlando; Mrs. home to raise, two young w.iss Ausfel& Miss Avenel and Robert Eiden ion Club. thanked PJchard Barnett, coordinator of SocW Studies for the Seminole County District School Board. for presenting the ides, of "Suitcase Lectures" to the club. its anxianam Seeft and howt4g are not anovo for -...- 18 — goverameat fiaded project. Ike sest time we are called apes I. give to UNITED CRUSADE lee that one-big-rem. usually gift 1. we'll remember that the (ISO depends on that dona tion. . - r%atia1 Ii - _ - ' - At Bridal Kitchen Shower - .. - . - - DEAR VOLUNTEER: Thiaki for a most illuminating *letter. And uses you did s meollos that the USO Is not a r - - - - — Tf.—I'. - - . - --------- -- 'c 1 .. ___ - uitcase S - m -- S Lectures tu e _] , - . — a beverages are ever allowed in the i-tub, The girls must be bet sven IS and 7S years old, and must have three names for references, one of shlch ihoulti be a clergyman. The majori ty of girls already belonging to the club are looking for some good, cle an fun and this Is t he place to find It. If a girl doesn't meet the standards, she Is asked to leave. As for the men these daughters will meet, they are the same ones who left borne as ions and brothers. Maybe this letter won't help much, but it Is a way of s.iking these parents to come in and see for themselves before they condemn the (ISO because of storks that have been passed along thru the year's whe n somebody needed A JUNIOR VOLUNTEER mething to talk about. ptararwe attired in soft Wyche — - lunchem celebration &t DeBary Manor Nursing Home whe.e Mrs, Wilson.0 aresiàeni. laxIiai a& 0b0UTh a..t just stepped turn a band b.. the intl '' InU.t.sk.l ta,,, lltinit.rt f'?It1) T I '. - - - -.-,. ~ — "l r• - BRIDAL SHOW ER - I 1,ud,,.q ('u'nia Upon m y Ic _______ l thatt-t 1 ii Ii .,i( hub *1P:tiuts.. n r111441 k.,s. 52 lt',vnsn 1 . 1,r DEAR ABBY: This letter is In support of our country. (. "I lion's p, I.S'i b,,o'skilio 't lii 1,e U)s. I am a 2J-year-old working girl who has been active In the USO for a number of years. One of our problems 1 i 10 Ill 3 4 finding other girls to attend the dances and other activities. 1% ii such as skating, buffets, decorating, skiing, etc. One of 11w' li big reasons Is their parents' attitude toward the USO. They 11 IS — IS seem to have the Idea that it is an unfit and indecent place for their daughters; yet these girls are a llowed to visit the - - - .11th _____ ________ ru. .i..,, it"ttt' 791"Ornmallon / ;I:.; _____ II West's.' 73 (Jl*.tv. 24 T y po of I'tI'I' 71 liii or s 54 Iunpisulve display 'lit.r welt •'P !'IIIISM r. (anti 5,)9'12--IA Dear ("nash AlIce: Of eoursa We'd love having you and Hy IIFMY CANARY the children (or a VISIt! flow dear of JOSI (IS think of Letters I am going to write tomorrow if the latest: r vacation time with us t)o let u's kijow riding 11 Dear Mr. Flectrklan: We are thrilled to have flip re- the esact 7011 date soonest! wiritig Joti finished, The circuit breakers no longer 1,ar Shier: That crazy Alice is coming up here again. w hen I plug in the coffee pot. Now I have to plug As Soon as I know when. I'll call you, Plan on being here the coffee pot and the toaster. e1 1 tT 1id !?t !!" *!A, ?'t Ys!t' tt pidi The Director, (amp finteherwaflet: I reeeiveil your '/nsir h's'for grocery shopping After all, she Inquiry. Will our yin tur attending your camp again this book hanel'. t(,i,lfl Ifui year? (ver 'flIt dead body! Which is what I almost was Ihear Seont Leader: My daughter received nor bedge attem ccl your camp Inst summer. Any director after he for selling 1(i) hoves of cookies, hut, as nor (ither sold who allows an I I-year-old boy to tiring home arrows perhaps jiC &S of these at hi' office I am •siic1eiing whittled from poison sumac switches. . Attn Manager. RmIt(y'q Jewelry Shop: I received an shoo1dnt get a badge. a(so. Dear Mrs. (: I want yrni to know I heard that notify object gift-wrapped f rom your store, The item Is glass and stainless ileel, shaped somewhat like an overripe crack yot matte ohm,t having to buy (1r1 enut cnkies kumquat. What is It I' S. there Is a dark green string in order to keep your Job. Josvty ever said you hadto buy cookies After all, lots of people in the !nh and the attached to rune .01p I Accounting lip I.. Shore Store: This Is the third and office and the plant are happy to have the oppnr!uinity bit titne I'm telling you. I did not buy tL'ee lace table- to do a good turn for their employer and ________ _______ _____________ 7 lnrfta, that lgr-I,,nhi-, 21 - - - UI IIifl 32 F 3$ _______ .• is rsta By Abi gail Van Hui-ion 41 518110, 45 btIin 45 Sc,y.,.siniy 54 Misdo. - u II, , forgive and forget? ordinary commendaU. - 1% U..th at, Wedrmsdal', April ,, 53 huh 'mid 14 Spanish this, 1Soc To reach the centzry mark is -J . bwx ______ then there are mere brthdays - , 8 DOIUS WIUiA - S ft'iy anti -P P.11mg It's 7 (ntmnny Ii Op.rstIc solo 1 Correspondence File it jn'l.st, iii. lillil II P..,pIiIi 42 Uth5n f,nt*,tk The Sanford Herald CANARY IJETTY As,... Is Pt•*ai P.it, _____ _____ ME - —. W M.s noun of Orlando bstiv,.n - .'* - - ,) �BA-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 5, 3S72 Bowling Local Little Lea guersl I Sweeps Central Florida 9 ' ldell ' Ra* S double-header with for thece for TodaY haul for the Raiders, Tomorrow third on an error as the Central later scored on a single by Parrish went IWO By GAR TAYlOR Da1of1A1 will 'W count in ft the Raiders in the second S'C villa HllWiorugh fore 1 Florida pitcher attempted to Parrish. Herald Sports Editor i' ha'oI it open in I,indt,eek anti PydynkOw51. (III. 15100 The twin-bill Thr y4 vn4 nick him off. He then scored an ;u..'"' * * * The Seminole Junior CollegeMitch Moyer will pitchfor the a saciiftC'c fly by Roci'r Dan, the fourth with a three spot. who hothcisrfl(' tnt-be With one out, pinch-hitter Jack as pinch-hitters, had a pair of son. Raiders bounced Central local nine HE RALD bcoRI$0ARD 1.arr) Parrish had the Pydynknwski singled. Then hits each. Caccthtotl had a With Warns had only two hits Florida Junior College twice TRAL double and Russo and Brink yesterday's first game. Raider's other hit. He went one with two outs. Russo and Brink testerday in an important Cigioh, 3b st iocehuriedthetwo.bitler for three and Cacciatore went both reached on brie hts, each had a single. Division 11 outing. The Raiders C 000 win advanced the MC connon, The loading the bases. flansan drcr,'e with six strike nuts and no one for two. *1w 3 0 01 won the opener 2.0 behind to 21-4 ocerall and 4-2 10 P,"WSY.0 Ron Cook went the distance the ball to deep rer.I.er fk1& record pitching and hitting of Prank walks with a Division 11 competitlofl. 3 The Raiders had only two for the Patriots, striking out six ending up a third Cacciatore and then came back 010 Galioo. three-run trip. Cacciatore collected and walking two. but 5-1 victory in the hits, with an Att?OIIH * * * and walk to Steve Lindbcck was entirely A The second game the big one. He led off the fifth nightcap. 4 to TOTALS The Raiders host Daytona Inning with a Long blast over the different as the Raiders then it double and single HERALD SCORKSOAND As a M a Reach in a I p. mn. double. left field dence. The Raiders ,dammed 30 hits and backed the Cacciatore a.vt Pydynkowaki, CA. AS It H SI %EMIWOLI 0C0 header today at I p. in. Mike scored their other run in the nine-strike out pitching of Mike respectively, resulted in two ItIW. lb Kelle,' with a 54 record and a bottom of the sixth, without the Pulling. The Raiders scored the rims for the Raiders In the fifth. To 3 Danson was one tar two with " 1.32 ERA and Dan Corban. 3- 0, be nefIt of a base hit Dick Brink first run In the bottom of the 0 0 0 0 a o i C Myt.p5 201' the three ribbies and Larry cook, u way to third inning Russo walked and with a 109 ERA, are slated to wisiked and went all the 3 0 1 3 OsoI0f1.t 300 0 Over 1WriFL e - effLTII of 1 ($1100. lb . i- . _____________ ' - L~~,- - I--- ' - - t. ______ • ________h" -- .,,. -.-.-..--.,-...,- - ;:-' t - , .ztd . _____ , - . _._; rt tu'nr'l in DAY Bantams The Hot Shots have it five game lead on Krliy's Herues in the battle for second place with the first place Chicago Teddy Bears in front by nine full games. Sparklers for 11w Teddy Bears last week were Jim 453 and Trace) 455, Aaron Kaufman 170 Walker 162 Thwera 362- 409 For the Hot Shots it was Rickey Lawrence 133- 372.. Norman Platt 142- 361 and Mike Clark 118- 340 376 and Highs tar Kelly'sHeroes were Jack Doyle 133 Jerry KaIser 131 325, Other highs last week came from Jarwil Speiskl 133 35*, Kelly Daugherty 147-330, Beth Ilwkart 130- 333. Billy Burkart 197, Tracey Dixon ilL Ronnie Herald 100. Larry Jones 130- 369, Jimmy Miller 117 326, David Jones 150 353, Paul Harte 115, Mike Towers 113, Micah Bolts 104 s.nd Ray Waif 303, - - - - - 222 S H S coIrsItterk1$ 000 0000-0 2 2 011 i- 3 1 and Pftr*ay, C.CC1a?04 e c ' - . : '. p ' _________________ I -'-"- -' 20 - Sr" = - - - e n __ A~~ M _ ~ _ - , **,&. Z , 4-, 7 i - ;W;t ~ - ~~" . 4T .. OF 0~ ~ -- `~ - ` 41--ei __4-_%~ _ -- . - _.. ~__ --_-A/ =. -. ~ - -`- -- "I __ V ln _~4 - ~_ -_ . -I - _ "WIN W-w V L- - .- 1% 914F N I ff L - _, _ '- " ' ii '" . I el, 40 tit .r .1 4' . " . . - . " _ bank to their striking players on ' ,. %itere - ,L.. .- - ' 1. had reaffirmed the P°'111° of their I'lni r flu thtIon ( Ofl) . 's . .' hall earlier turned down 11w pl ayers'pro- , -. . • posal to end the strike, "There was. no sentiment to accept (he p10)-era' proposal." muatti Gaherin, looking grini and orn "The whole matter of a 17 • •. .- J- V!L~-____; -_g.-;1,___ w - ' runner got back in safe. The Seminoles blasted Ace as L o- i ---- d Recor ecOra Chunat NowHIts 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CC CC 1 0 0 0 1 C 0 0 34 11 0 10 as a N II 1 0 A 3 $a .P 11 Brooks. C 3 1 2 0 2 1 21 • 2 ' o ilmolo. 4 3 I 2 0 Panr'. lb i MM Gardner. lb 1 0 • 0 2000 0 1 T't 3 Allo v er, I4P 3000 suspe4i.on.N 1 31. : : . ;: Brady J ; er - . - * * * ... Farrell. C1 30 Drwm. II -- ' 3 311 1 - 4 . 2 3 o 1 t It s,.~ '. # MW- -T------ j , .. . .-.. - ..-. ..-.., - ... ,. - ______ F . • • V-w .. .. - Smilh. & iiit, - - - - / 5 o~ "__ , -i + __I li____ i - - 7_71 1_- - Co2rict.,fl Nil C :I :C :C : - II Mfd.nrf a a a IGIALS 10CC I • c CC In the girls meet Carol cat, . I - -gj - ? , wifeen 1. JV C - . . - . - BILLY WATTS of George's tries to hold up flis swing during the little league opener Monday. is umi,re so bail agk*.. Getwget. stun this ." * .. . . ':' .. ..,. . . . I I I • _--..-' ' . '. 1 -"j 1.1 11', 5' $ '= " , . ft ,- -' . -' - SEMINOLE SPORTING Goods is a rrembtr of the Sanford Recreation Department National League. Members of the team are (left to right) A ,A'1flt' twer t(s.tr t'I11dS T, 13-5. Six games are on tap for ti.tt v beginning 4 .••3) (Bill Vincen t Photo) )5) 1.II tatieo1 •' Cr wt11, Carol Cat, Karen Hawkins and •tinhof2j71 46 11,11 , 111011 hiI_ w . _________ r~ _______ .. I ' ..--. - - ~ _ .' - atiirt.ay 42. will corn.' -' i no'w At Harper Shophard neld at I p --4=-*r- -.: 3333 cir,.'aotcv . " a c a o 0 3 3 0 0 2 Zimmer, p9". 11 3 0060". All 2Cc-a PS. wIb 2 K"t".Cl - - 1. 2113 ' .. -. - ' , I , . xo 000 o-o u lr,.,?' 100 100 a-4 a I Ta.'orC . - Oviedo _. - p -' -- I..)eteats -= pliment, but it isn't true. I could Apopka learn wh ch PROUD sponsor of th e Motor Electric Service bowling i the Sanford Men's Bowling Association 12th Annual Bowling Neal, right, shown here with Jet Lanes tournament is Wayne O' manager, Pete Dtiggan and the sponsor's trophy. By MARION MERMFT Ileraid Spurts Writer Lions 'PO' Tb. dawned a strung Apopk.a team 1-3 in an Orange Belt Can. "'oplayed femme 08C game - 'Mr. Clutch' Paces LA To Sweep Of i here. The victory raised the Lions' record ro3-l for the season. The Lions, who have dropped Iv, games by margins Ch cago poverty. rumave now put "This Is ridiculous and sb consecutive vieWest's backruurt mate, Gall ka'I with 209 to go when Man- tort" and stem tobe picking up surd. Fortunately not all of By THE AS0C1ATEI) PRESS They don't call Jerry West Goodrich, led all scorers with 2.7 roe missed a breakaway layup. momentum as district playoff management is this way." points and Jim MeMillian Clark sank two free throws fur a time approaches on April 30, [low-min was not Immediate- "Mr. Clutch" for nothing, Vt's.t was held scoreless in the equalled West's 23 points for the 104-101 k.nJ, Storuue Nt J ly aVatlIltilL' for comment. He The Lions were led by the was at an owners meeting in first half Tuesday night- and lakers. Center Cliff (lay topped Jumper to cut It to 104-103 with pitching of Allen Daniels anti the Chicago Bulls took a 50-46 Chicago with 20 poInts and t7 1:77 to go, but neither team Robert Dame, who combined Chicago. Miller said he was convinced hulftimne lead oier the lakers. rebounds. could score their talents in allowing Apupka West erupted for 23 points In Los Angeles center Will; the owners are not Interested In Atlanta s'useti the last sa only two rims an six Puts. Davis reaching a settlement even the second half-and Los Ange- Chamberlain, who scored only points of the secoivi qwu'tir, went 4 14 innIngs, allowing two though it will cost them money les came on to beat the Bulls eight points, hauled in a whop. then c cored Boston 14-1 at rune an fIve hilts befor, tiring in if 11w strike continues, lie said 106-97 and sweep their Notional ping 31 rebound for the Laker-c the start of the ',hj'd period to the fifth. Daniels came an in The Bucks got only 26 puutts t'ini a 344d deftct Into a he believes they are more in- Basketball Association Western rtLief with easm out in the fifth after that. Karet-in Abdul Jabber and ols. the score three tinie-i late in the innings, blanking his opponents series, four gaines to none. of the players association." and Mike Wright. Second row, coach John Hendricks, Billy Spillman, Itebertian, but their "other game, but were never again In on one Putahule striking out four i The l nkers now advance to car Miller inet with 12 Cincinnati Mike Wagner, Dean Berrien, Mike Jones and David Stamm. Beds players. The Beds had the Western Conference finals, iwople" caine through in big front. ul the last seven bitten he faced been scheduled to meet the where they'll meet the winner of fashion. Boston guard Jo Jo White k'ti to save the victory. Forward Bob Dandridge led his Houston Aatros today In their the Golden Stale-Milwaukee Atthe plate Oviedo was lad by with 33 points. but 3111 se iiiltiniil. the Bucks in scoring with 31 Celu 11 season opener. _______________________ Cosch Turn Heinaohn thit trw of third baseman Greg #0 - 44-P.Milwaukee took as 3-1 lead in points, and reserves Washy hail one question tullowuig the Siubsid, who was two (or three Millet ltntifltillfled (he tiuiiiey ______ is already in the pension plan to that series by besting the War- Jones and John Block c'srIW oft game with a run scored and Davis and fund the players demand for. riot's 106-99 Tuesday night. TrW the bench to score three baskets "lkne in the world," he asked. Daniels, who were each two for 17 per cent Increase in benefi ts. Bucks will try to wra p it up at apiece as Milwaukee atutsv'red 11 i'ttt' Mj.rasvu,'h pu to the, to" iii the pla te. the Warriors 161 at the start of tree thr-,,w liii. 20 tUnes and Ju lie' suitui the actuary ,tin-y hotut' Thiurssiay night. Thu Lions, who appear to N, In Eastern Conference semi- (lie second quarter. Milwaukee Jo White nut a single time'" to belongs the players but the on the buund, will return t t. I . . F I~ fituil series, hbiltiinorr Lt'ok a 2.1 helil only a 33-32 lead before that i ,, iii riirs ititist agree' to release , .tLiriU ("..sh (lit-tue ;UfIZI, action April 7 at I ,.II .II I1ZbI r II I this fund and they won't do it, lead by edging tic New York spurt. twweier. was looking gd_ : Kiaslzwzwu in Oviedu. ' Jabber was held to 15 points "All we're saying Is the mon- KnIcks 104-103 behind Archie 'We're up," he said, "but not a is u -$2 O 100 3' cy in the plan Puss the capability Clark's 33 points, while Pete but did caine through with 20 y )zC than (4415108 iS. w. Q-,iq as 'u - 3 re bounds, while Robertson had kuw" we have to win vie Aaovs,a lit paying the increased health Marat.'ich tossed In 36 points La , 4k~rl I .. i'l, Des'.sis to) mit 'W) j~1 uinti pension benefits," he sa id. Power Atlanta past Boston 112- Il poin ts and the wue nwnber astllsaitunhfweexpee-ttuwuith. 1111k I 16 ft \-,i,,' of assists. -my WW "We h put our money llO,tylng that serIes 3-2. Da vis, 01. ioo-Q.i,Iot. A000I$ icrici" y. c1 i 1~1 IA.,., _., ! _ '1 __________ ___________ ______ l-"" i) Li ___ _____ ___ _ __ _______ __ ___________ ___ Hawkinilsth ' - ___________ Wrested In "breaking the back Conference seinifinal playoff fc.- their two best-known stars. le&& The CelU,.,s nuiniaged to tie mmng. He huried the lost i ~4 front row, Ligon Williams, Steve Causey, John Vezina, Jeff Itaybon ach ieved by Karleen Cruviefl In the 100 backxtrok - - two , uedley with a tine of 2:37J. -' - . I Players Association left for Baltimore today after branding Cincinnati Red General Manager 1101 liuwsarii "a liar". liowsam had charged earlier the (la y that without Miller there would be no players' strike and that baseball woul I be better off without him. -"Mr. hiowsam Is a tar," said Miller. "I appreciate the corn- "But these are not the same players as there were in ..'i giumie 20 years ago. Ilowsain and sonic of the other owners .10(1 general managers are LIVtog as it was 20 years ago. The today are more concerned, more sophisticated, more educated. They are aware how much money there Is In this game, despits the owners' cry of , eftlillsW it it ii tui cut 1:25.3 And the iksu"" . I=- I 98dem " . WlUia tine of 1121 and Kern - fir-it when they had r.inners on iecnnd and third but couldn't .'Ofl'&O up with the clutch h1t They oniy managed two hits off the slants of Adams. Next ieinn for the Saints, ______ I organization. fiftnished second. First places I the Hounds I -.=dowtiq - .. ic ti a* individual -AI A O -- - ___: _ ~a ..+-_ ______ " She had a time of 27.9 in Ua 50 r: . Mi, - go to Timbuctoo and it wouldn't make any difference, He assumes this Is a one-man - _______ 4 11 4 'S tree, both are new standards 411 It Is U s..i..,,,., it.. i ;.. , - . 1 1M C -- -i .-.- aa .. came mseecnid O Bishop MOOI'e bUtIetaflew,j3ool ,.,.dLn lb proes, Schueil1in, Brinker, Ruigling and }Iartrnan - , ,. . 200 AD ._.__ I - ------ ..1 TOTALS Cahill brought tile other first to thelIoUnds The fret relay team . 4 ,. ' I . -- ' S.. .. . I 0 C V . " _~FW -31 ' M"Irifit, ft I-. - • is remds in o 61-31 low in thitir -- , , d Lyman's boys swim team t. .iis 31rII(e -' i put, $141 a (I ess, i H(RALD SCOIEIOASD As a it II PLDa,DATICH 7 1 5 0111)111 4 lb 3 3. 11,7 I C 1 0 thetiS yesterday afternoon. 1 o a c Rick Hartman and Karl Ca$0.It. p lb jW,st,eIt,20 Mt runners home with the final runs earning in 3n.int errors. The biggest chance the Saints I 411 H • Scnetiflin spatted the boys fifth inning. Both players TOTALS victory over the Hornets. fnlf)3 $43 31-iS LI S N II contributed two hits apiece in OAK SIDOS DeLona 100 11- 2 7 o Hartman won U*50freq'aj o 3 a a duspIaof hitting at the tinies he Larsen was if 18 hit attack by the 10-run outburst that gave $s ark. " Broom Moan 14) arid itt stile events while McCandl was supposed to be just ph. the Goldsox who put on their Tech a 154 lead. SchoePfhn brought first places MCC$'Thp (3). CsidreII (3). A. ti* V.111 .1W TUle.. ? 3 C C 0 .)r3an. 5onflO1fltt. p ching Laic. nigh. he uttructr.. Ittrunge. hitting WMII'f'vf I? (I) Movs in the II) and 200 individual medley and s o c 3 attention with his pitching as be of the season. Tim Gillis led the bases jimmied and drove in four Clemens- ri the 100 backstroke. 3C Cr.nd&i.0 by 25--C rimmins served ups no-hitter in Florida Goidsos attack with five hits In lathes. Among In his 50 free win Hartman ei.3D Tech's 19.0 stomping of Lyndon seven trips and five runs Gillis was a booming double. sot'V A W.swv.ft. had. time at 23.6 while taking 3 • o Also socking extra base huts in c. ci State of Vermont at McCracken scored. oin 3. Sf01111 2. 51.5 in the 100 free. In the 1.M. 0 0 0 (76f 0 McCarty WItbOo.P Pat th e triumph were It was Gills and Allan Tuttle' Field. Schoep(hn took first In 2:15.7 0 0 Daum. Wail 3. Brady L _ The fernier 13t,chap Moon' that helped the (ntdso1 mush who rapped a double and Steve n 1 .mrB.iac. and covered the 100 backstroke w.m 1011) 113 still set down it. batters via the ten runs across the plate in the Railatsack with a long triple. LYThI In 1:95,3. strike out route and allowed The Lyman medley itt. uinhv four of the visit-Ws to rearli l'lilfl of (Them Ilrcssaler, Mike Three of thus' came on ) ccrAlls, John Bifitlisie and Rick tece passes issued b Larscn .- __ 11111 Larsen had turned quite 5 the other on an error Making things easy f or few heads thu season with the - came up with a 53-44 victory a over Bishop Moore and the 1 0 0 0 0 0 Lyman girls set several school T rrey. 22. Di 'i'. Tossel --'---'* -At Miller __ 00 0 . - FIRST FEDERAL is one of the teams in the Sanford Recreation Department National League. Members of the team are (left to right) Tommy Kelly, Scott Covington, Brian Fitzpatrick, Andy Tharpe and Mickey Brown. Second row, coach Brad Leon, Ricky Viars, Roger Herring,Wayne Mescure Jerry Smith n ass ,tant CO1CU i'X.OIL Scott ..,emxner. Lyman ' Ll Records Topple safre h,'% .. i L)Tmhantha4p.nLContestatthe Ihif101e High field. 1 1 0 3 2 3 ' 121 ~i~i~~~~~~~~~~NNMM6 !, I --.--7, - - - % - . - Ron Underhill brr,ught two ----------- - t I :'t rd The biggest Indication of the layoff by the Saints was the decision to Taylor l'leraon. showing of Saint pitrtwr Mark "We had too much vacation," lionrus who was really wild on said Coach: Steve Stevenson, "It the riioun'I Three of the 411 and wild pitch . - 1 4 "I''. fifth. The game was called after five innings under the 10-m 1 3 0 0 lead rule. 3 1 1 3 Friday the Seminoles host btast In the sixth inning. Radovic, Sam Parker. Randy stymied the Pioneers of Oak Idle Yesterday. The Greyhounds had to carat Brooks and reserve shortstop Well. 30 Ridge with a solid no-hit effort During his masterfW perup with a few changes In their Rick Nuss were the other two effort yesterday at the Lyman yesterday bpusual lineup when Larry Brown hit performers. 'Turni.i$ High field. raneers on but was struck In the nose during The Hou nds have a auclal Du5iar*.H of u PI the and never did he Paul, lb a infield warinur with a hard pair of contests coming up It was the ,sixth win sitsustlor, to contend bounding ground ball, week. On Friday afternoon they isculim for Chunat against one CTUCUII with. He struck out I our and sun shortstopSioo.o ford Bob lace erosscoun -ty rival Sanford am but more important kept walked one Ccatantine had to move to third Seminole in a game slated for No Ch. 21. the Greyhounds abreast with TOTALS The Hounds govt Ctui.iat 11w where he dsi!is'd the Pioneers the Seminoles home field. Then the Trojans of Evans as the two battle for top hiurt, in tnt only run he, neeJcd in the first with six flawless fielding comes the Saturday meeting at DeI.AND WflhsrvSn. Inning but later added single chances. 2p.m. with Evans at the Lyman Metro Conference. Field * * * Joiner, C 21. , as a H II The victory pushed the talk-es in the fourth and fifth Costantine was amof five Larry Churuit lived up to his 10-2, Innings and Metro record to Greyhound ,ust about iced the Greyhounds who came up with Deal. lb ace of reputation as the Lyman pitching staff as 1w 11w seine as Evans which was verdict with a 'tree run out- two hit, in the victory. Dan MCi..od Deum.cl Larsen s rvo-nIer Nets FTU E ghth Win •' In tie fnir'h Jim Martin aini1e4 wt?h re down ird moved to secrod when Ron Taylor Pierson aerirect a run Adams was safe .10 an error. in the first when Tam Roweil .lIfli Ingram tingled to oad the singled and eventually came ha' A pass bail brought arcsaund to wore on a patils ball Martin platewarl. A double by vch-iruge be'ween flsi*ra ri,frher Jack Z"i'r'wr ' enough." - :~, .' D ray,'.r rins earn. r.n an errant fhe I rinity Prep Mount was about a week between girries nn'h practice loin't bncrhuiil Ic ii Jui bitt b.r, touch (line (Al between games ansi it ahowNi yesterday at. ternoon when they dropped a 6-0 ,. A ecision Sa*nts Drop Second provemenUt. That proposal was •1' IIp - __J1 - bottom of the fourth. Both Delj&nd scored onceruninin the the a single Irams wored HERA 1DS* WRE B0ARD * * SEMINOLI MRALD SCOR11OOARD LYMAN llO,ç)$B At 1! I k I ''' 11 Idge,6=0. Oak FLU , ~ - -- -------- at --- •';;. t DeLand )'-3 last night In bcinster their record to ba.-K with tour more M the (Don Vincent P hoto)Seminoles as he WiTirried ft" secondto 105. lead 9-1.A double by hits in as many at bats~ in three runs and scoring two. Pat Crimmins sparked a two. Donald Brown, the 5115 starting run third and Brady's two-nun pitcher, also had a good day at triple was the big blast of a Ole plate, going two for four three-run fourth Inning. That gave the Tribe a 14-1 lead before - it / ,t __1 Brown's triple and a two-run Seminoles breezed past the Ru1Idos 15-3 to boost their double by McLeod were the season mark to 10.5 and also highlights of a five-run first. record another win In district inning outburst by the Seminoles. DeLand scored one competition. Nick Brady was the batting In the bottom of the opening star of tht game for the frame, but the Tribe bounced ' - --- -. with two RBIs.Roth Brady and Brown had a triple to their DeLA"D-The Fighting n had a party last n ::"-. ' ' ___ t S. - 0 , '' \1 ~__ ' SEMINOLE HIGH F!RST baseman Dickie Dens LuIw. a throw from the ptcbzr ot n it! tempted pickoff play at first base, but the • . Bulldogs --- - - ___.; -WYL-9 -4bI ____ -... ' . pe r cent raise In pension twncf Its Li vitally unreasonable, i'Pl1 in the hih( of the players' cost *'f hi"IIl)t nrgtitncnt, which Is not npplk'atd- in pension plan negotiations." The players had offered to return to work on Monday, accepting the owners' original $490,000 boost for their health care package provided they , I ~-;pit;&4 - e i.~r_,f-f ir .. P'I ihil. h lIlltttt C . '' John I I lij ., _________ Illc's'tIllg ft whli('h all of the clubs . . . i .-- ----------- -______ After on eniergency five- hour ' - 0 II I ,', wliall wait tip have been opening ' ,', I., r ~1. _- iiv~- .. Z - ~*__-~~=mj_ -- - , ._ . Z. - --_-~'~ _-, __~_~~_ -,---, __~. -_ !.., , ~_,_ ~.I --- ~ -~--__ __ -. __ o_ --,~ - I A&--W V~_Isw -- &_ - zAin I %------~m- - ~ __.- -, in -$i. I it at 4 _:. .L I~ t Jr _ - , ii.sC ... $ .: L)Ei'I.NI)lN(; CIi'\' Champions are (ooilvear I rt' of ford Recreation Department American Lea ue. n are ,d) rIi ,i 5Ere,, Harr1, Bruce stine1, Chad iOii, t.11hL) iOti (eat bo y ), I)aim Howells and David [loans. Second row, Price Baker, (hip F landers, Greg Brown, Ned Stevens, David Brown and Matt McDonald, Coach of the team (back center) is Chuck Flanders and assistant coach is Steve Morse (not pictured). 1SRUtI0 Psrrlth - . p;p5.rll - ' ,a g ri e 9 Bombards . _f ~ - _ - ~. I It '\ ' 19; _ - - r i - __ ii ... _____ . £ s,.. \ \.".' ' t, -- ... 1 - - - Reds players. F,arlier l'uesiay. unon1ntialy erwioru's) pesi Ikuuule salti flc club with Marvin Mik'r, exe"iitive' 'it would certainly he ar* ad- direttov of the players tuiqnel. one4 today's game agalnat the ileintinil for ii ii per cent by 11w 24 dubs In 'iu".4sy vantage to sifl conceited to get atlon, today. "lii cull him In the H . Inn which was to .,pen hike In pension belIef its 'tothlly nighutsi meeting, 'We are railing on the play. the season started," said Oahe,- morning, If I can fioti him," 197 1 .'5N'W1. unreniunnhle," iuiseh,ahi' 24 uuij'r letiue teams ;w.sited "No ers n'ustw-intlon In the Interest of tin. 'Tt'er's no reason why this (;aherIn said (,ahe..r' '$10 he Md no (;nine 1(111*)" signs at their (tie Isuhilir ansi the game of mailer can't be dealt wi th that prripsnsil to g'ng to the play 'udliler was in ( ineinneti Iunu's'InIll In have the way players it bouiporks sin I tnseuI the bail " 6 1141) if 27 Is'viny night to meet .rt th " ~_ , 1. - - --------- --- _ - i - Sarah Lee did not have any high gitnirs In the SEMINOLE PRINTERS LEAGUE but the keIer did tunic in with the 54 i$lt last week. The high games that circuit were by Rosalie Durkart 171, Prankle Kaiser 177, Phil 506... In the HI Varner 12 and Lathe MylotI 194, 171 NOONERS league It was Kay Sawnaui 199, Janet Bare 170 Sparklers. In the ansi Mliii. Rneers 190 with use iturlin SANDRA FASHION MIXED LEAGUE wee Earl Weaver The SANFORD PLAZA Z17 and H.nry Judktna 19 MERCHANTS loop hrvtht forth the efforts of Jim Carver 194, lAiTy flare 190, 193-569, Janet Bare 185, Dick Lewis 213. iraid Kaufman 111, Dottle Bretz 209.199-524 and flub Lb..rdl 199... Ray Mt.Id 213. 109-571 and Steve Pla ISO wee the nigh sa is the GOOD SHEPHARD loop Firm the ALL SO= WOM!N'S league came the 110 of Eve Rogea ond the 110. US of Glumy Gautheau Pinbostors In the BALI. AN!) CHAIN MIXEL' league wee Bob B.etallc 193, Bryant Hlckion 206, Bobbie Eetabc 18* and Andy BolIco 223 Leading the way In the SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL circuit we Jack DeMartlno lii and Bill Griffith 1* In the 1EGLERS league it was Johnny Jam 211. Jim I. Holithaw 191. Ed Lee 200. Carver 204, Nick Areel Vern Messersmith 21€. Duke Caukln 257, Eddie Adams 232W9, George arner 2i)2, Zis 62, Tom best 21& B. Reeder 1s. Dick hpenm 2Q. Miii 1Z Z. I.WIIL 20, B Frfeher 97. Jfm &ysnt 91 and Roger Larsen 343 DTh MLxeDleague 's heat came tram M. Saul, 201, C. Elbery 230. d &i EL.sic D. Jvhinen 16, %-N. Dii . - - .' ~ '- Gahorin n)4 e wr,*jlij tempt to ru'iirre negotiations IIODSCOUIIIIIIIRS! arwi that rejee. SOfl may COfe lWtW'e 55 500T1 t)'o -_ I - II Carvco ts* and P#tte.mmy. PuIIIo aol Coombs. Gs'tI (5); 5 CacC.a?OrP. )B Danton SAC 5'fliWa. BalkG$IIoO 2. WP SIC Oanton S - Local Pipourri J = - % - I - = that 1110 pronch" by Iii' Player Bela. Join their clut,i by IIM lftH'K Au'ot'Intrd l'rru'a Sparta Writer (lip .\1. Al' - Termini; - -;. - - - 5N 000 001 0- I I C.nlriiFIId$ 001 330 s-4 *0 .,,iooIi CIJnfl)f'O. ('5OO 14), Taylor (Si. 3000 300 0 lOYAL' - - i It çp,, . -. - "--. F. Stats Bank Mtxsd was a TanPw*)' In this league has What a an turned Into a three turn battle a a Merle Norman Cosmetics and State Farm insurance are challenging the front nmnlng Bronson Egg Farm. &ooson'l lost three last week while State Farm was winning four and Norman's was splitting its match. 503 and Kathy Coopers lit) Dottie Bagans 172,193 sparked the sweep of the State Farm. Rose Patrick had a 150 for Bronson and it helped avert a shutout. by Bonnie Link Other high games last week ou 162, Elaine Gethuldlg 201, Carol Mace 170 and Pearl Homman 168. •.. / 3 I 3 1 'b TOTALt 111 C ACC èst&* 0 - ' . 91,011111d" sun 4W" R. ':.c'..'' . - - Z. L. - - 00: W 11 - ydyfla.e*ib 1 010 $ II If " . -, - ! F. , I?' ss r Late Toyota up e StMIWOI.L lb ~77 '4,______ game =k hit picked rch 4 ith th an the second place Mutilators who lost three. Pacing the Claps was a 197- 509 by Kathie MUoy. Frankic Kaiser 216- 535 and Undon Heuer 212 539 led the Green Racks to three wins over the Mutilators. High for the Mutilators was 213.201-563 by Jack Kaiser. The Bank Drafts swept their match from the M I Wa thanks to the efforts of Charlie Plant 190,181- 545 and Bill Cravens 201 540. Other high games last week were turned In by Jack Hunt 191, Jack Homer 18*, Bob Bastard 1t' and Louise Coker who has a 3P7 average and came up with games of 188 and 176. . J 1 - L 77 - LIrlm*c'..0" AS It Pt SI Coombs c Gs?1I% C 3 00C ' 1 1 0 0 0 3 1 2 0 3 000 CCC iii 5ocsr.H 34 0 2 0 TOTALS .. -- The front nmr4ng Moticy Lenders had to settle for a split - - -- = ' ' 0 0 0 0 S'tfts0. 30 ''•' q%b \" "% .. II 1 , 0 00 3 30 ," f L . / '.. , r1,, : : , - 0 0 3 I "' -.•' 3 hrt,SpctWr.(f - Thrr'. Just no getting away from It. The rare in the Lisle Toyota Mixed league Is going to be a close one. Last week the Ileep Beeps were struck with three losses In their meeting with the FCW'a. Pacinç the rcws were Jo Ann Wright 19C and Marvin Wright 202. Quick Bakers 3(7 sparked the second place R.Sers to low wins over the Four Pistons. And coming up with a rare feat for the B.Ser team was Dot Mallon who fired three games ofl25 for atriplicate. The Sparkplugs kept In contention last night by taking three from the flat Tires. Rob Jones 213 led the Sprkp1ugs while Jack Rogers had a hot 203, 19* 567 for the Flat Tires. Also coming In with sparkling efforts last week were Roger Larsen 192. 192, 211 595, Merge Augusto 1*7, Ann Larsen 209,109-520, Pal Miller 1$. Arlene Jam 199. Toia Callia 192, John Kandas 192, Ed lee 109, l.arry McDonald 179 and Pat Sentell 110 In the Early Toyota Mixed league the effort of 0. Touchton was by far the standout performance as be fired games of 235 309, and 205 en route to 620 series. Also hitting the 200 mark last week were Jack Kaiser John Bryant 213, B. GUbO 21A F. Weston 209, D. E. German 222, Bill Varner 211 end K. Downey 206. Other high garrits in the circuit came from F. Williams 190, 38*, T. Powell 394, D. McWaters 191, F. Huhn 192, P. Penick 1$, Milt Pricker 190, F. KaIser 162, 1*5 and Vern Measersmlth with a pair of 191's. :: ' 11~~7_1 , 7 ,~ ,r ~ 2 lbO z The ma reached by two keglers In the City LearLw tag week and both were on the BettNstale Pro Shop u'arn. John Temple started big, throwing a 257 and finished %ith a 203 for his C2* series. Beg Sigman, the big money wmer In the recent Sanford Men's bowling tourney at the Jet Lanes came In with a steady 19*, 213, 210 621. Also on Jim Carver 191, that Natale team were the fine John Lamb 190, 193 and Kevin Spolaki 18*. Among the top ?110 game, In the league last week were C. Elw.a' 5, Junior Lewis, John Lewis 212, Ron Fortney 23G Harv Pentecost Z10and John Spolaki 224 5*5. Other high games were turned In by Bob Barbour 199. .1. Cook 190, R. Murpty 200, D. Richards 193, P. Roche 191. 21fl C2t*ck Baker 190, 194, Al Bowling 190, H. Brown 199, A Serraes2(l4. B. Thilback 203, fl Mvrr5 201. F Wenvrr 190 and I. F1 Th I I Th row' ,3 1' A v- II %i - - : 2 rf ItO - I It 0 in - Ball To Player s sac 583 By HERKY CUSH - Position, Holding 'P.Tflt. ni City 11 fitun are wwuuu . ' em - ic6 10 I Wedn-esdo', April 5, 1971-9A The San ford Herald Play Daytona Beach Today oF 'JflE Sanford ikucatiUii Ih-artnicijt'a \iJiC1iliiii 1A2OUL' entries is the Sanford Atlantic National Bank team. They are (left to right Pa O'Brien, Kenny ('Iiirirn $lodflQy lIuda.or' and 10hy Sawyer Second row, Ai Hudson, Greg Rape, Lenny Rivers and Don Partain. (Gary Taylor Photos) (sNkt ] is bt're our Itioutli is," he said, ave VCM hILl 1101 St'h)I'C Ull)' p011115 JIJIl -- [I4EIICII WsseU 01 '• ..... ... 'i Holing that it was ''strange' in the first tsahf, but did coitunit points and Nate Ttiunnond, the. that (1w owners did not a't'epI three personal fouls. So Coach veteran center Wtlt' rvporteilly the t'Oflt('mltilkfl 1)1St there was lii Stuirman decided to sit his received a $2 jitillion utter to 1.800,000 available in The fund. star backcow linen down alter Iwup to the C'arulin.a Cougars of "Tbd plan employs and at'. L tulnulci of first halt action, the ABA, adkd X. Forward John Treivant "We had some words, Jerry tuisrial firm, Retirement Plans Inc., Cleveland. 'they have been never w.t.i to leav, a game," blocked a shut by u'HulleI Earl doing this Job for 17 years 4 Shaman later esplained. "But Monroe with 2* soconib to ploy were Pitied by Jutizi (laltureuith, he hall three personals anti I and recovered the loose ball to all owner, In the mat ii years didn't want hbit stuck with four IlieserVe Ilahtttuore's tcIory, nu oil.' bus challenged Its or fl'C In the last half, whim the Monroe scored 26 points against ligure& Now we ask them to use going could have been rougher his former teaulunakss. Baltitnore Coach Gene Sbus these figures and they won't than it was." West' s fIr$t basket tame fit painted to thu 1'1 Y i4 center act ejit ili*'t,i. 'liii' bllIlItiIlil for thti ow n. 1 40 of IPso third quarter amid put Wes Iiuseld as a key to 11w vietory. Unseklsenknu.,r' II era to stop til e nwnerse' sit try. 11w takers ahead Th tog to break the isasoctatton anti lakers led 17.15 after tiu'- pta. jii lii Ultsl.I4Ua tit scoring 10 " da, lhA uutscurt'sI I-liicago pubiS, and also had 12 rebouni b I,, til 'i'p'n co-nj Ilrg'l'l . the'y ilni we'ii have if settIemmietit Jl-i2 in (he' foui lb quarter. West and nine asztsts The gauiso was close all the within ui. hour... rio. Within is hunt ala of his baskets In that (owl permtt is .. hialtu IILiti hicltt s 102. 101 / / C--.. / F" 7 I I =) , ____________ . X0 '. / - . / . �Wednesday, AprilI S, 11 0A-The Sanford Herald ALLEY OOP . Lla w. M W Results Are Amazi"o ------2 _____________X=*.=M=====- __-__.=_=_,__-W-n ' T H&MIM M.I" -1, rr4V Cx1r., 0 i LOST. R ed heatltn- bIllfold, down town Friday Finder puiase relic-f, PC Mrs. Spelt. 330$ palmetto A ve ".7)Iso- " 's , ,C~" A"" " ,' WANT ,_ 13 Lost & Found 1 J . AD er 11 N,- INFORMATION M Cirect Phone Lines To Want Ads ,- ____ `,~ ~ 12 1Y I i I -, CAMPUS FACED WITH A OIINK IPsO POODLE M' flPipi &tOPiol.ct Arv.nymNS Can Help 55'r,? ItO Iso's 3213 Sanford. ra I eqw CLATTER starring Birno -D FWGt, R .4• EiQ41Y ' MEANT & I .EFT . .0 E MP... ow WA D E PO SITS ,) Ahlen s hOuSe at 0'. 3 los 300*. Seminole i III P,D 7AP4T laneore 'YbU TROUBLED Call Tel Vr.-p 541 7072 ,or 'We Care 'Pso'h,ne Aduift or I.e's ARE 322-2611 .d - Ill I SMOKERS - L - im1~ '. 4 PRISCILLAS iIt I— The Longer Your Ad Runs The LoIs It Costs Per Line Per Day. by Al Verynier POP wr. t r,~_I -,L LXALI- ISA%-'lE ),4QRQQIP'J' -- - I' Lc'.".b iGE 'viE 't&-. IEL0 ko' 64 P,j D co L\ YOLJQ "lKiNCS 50607s I(I A-4D) EiC'' 1'.'!. -- lT"E-Y .,:, jp - ;: : ••'\' .• . r'--- rTTh i .,f'• -- ; ___ ' I -_- 19 .. ...2 ; Rates For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. jj 1 thru 4 tImes. Sft*uSOttm.s 23 times , - - - 1;~_~ ii~k t -i - l w - -* , :1,_ SECOND INCOME loCh opportunity for married woman to b.illl sorure business w4tl* contrtoullng to family Nt coin. Writs Rawiolet, Co. P 0 Boa 345?. MemphiS. T..ws 31100 Ins tr uction 34-c a line line 22c a line - 25C - JackIe's Swim School 3723333 Open NoOn plsa,po TRACTOR TRAILER TRAINEES NEEDED We are Curtsrtly offering tractor or aIler training through The CLASSIFICATIONS facilities ci the following Truck lines Truck Lute Olsti'ib's,iic.n Systemi, I nc Express Parcel • Inc Skyline Deliveries Inc. F or appl iCa?lon and interview, Ciii 1013* 4507. or wills School Solely DivIsion, Announcements _ )-Lost & Found .. ~ I - 3-Persona Is S-Announcements _ v ( _________________ 44 ?7 b. -. 6--Financial J by CAPTAIN EASY A. TNU I*U'IV L-..... oi'T 7)04 \ w cr Ar-'.,i': '.A'I. C1'*CTMIs.'T... AW k%WW - T - err 13-Male "tip Wanted I - He lp Wanted 14-Female 'S-Male--Female Help Wanted U-Situations Wanted 17-Domestic-Child Car. ~A, Furnished by bck C.v.Il1 WINTHROP ' n419 A40C?O4 *4Z 2 64E. 'T 24-Houses Rent UtWurnishid 21-Houses Rent Funiishsd N .fi 'a NC T 'T1Q SING FEFl IN NE 8DM.H AD? - 34-Mobile Homes Rant 27-Resort Property For M Rent 21-business Property For Rent 7$-Wanted To Rent FO'ELIM' Is - _______ Real Estate For Sale t3 A 31-Houses For Sale 32-Farms £ Grouws 33.-Lets IAcreage Property 34-business Property -. by Coker & Penn -- LANCELOT ________ Recreational ,WO!) ' 2j - - a40-11I 9 I AJ AU1t1 - - ., 1 L- I 1 4 ss . -. A '. .' - - '4. c - -,- C\ 7J 6 I - i ... - '.10 1 -'.si L - -- . • -. L ..) '- cu NEVER 2 - (A KN 'AI I '-' - . Irl \ tT4 I ),. -. -' would you $ SSA-Housetwld GOOdS 54-Antiques Office Equipment O St-Machinery And Toots 44-Ciotslng Mort Walker - - - ______ Transportation DO I WANT YOUR CHOCOL ATE CARE ! -11 71 -Auto liepairs Parts Accessories fl-Import Av1v 73-Motorcycles And Scott.rs 74-Trudis And Trailers 75-Autos For Sa le Want Ad VEI Lee talk mo iy Barry b __________________ V mop sk? root Department Hours ----I- - MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 1:30A.M. to 5:30 P.M. .-. - , SATURDAY l r r - 1'/1;r.; I'4 In psouaesg dev4O9 if you can quality. Agency P.1 PvtMf lhuformaticn or ADpetntwwtW At Anyt line... Call Don REALTORS 323 7111 -3330111 items Better Boa St All .monte 54Ws1W,' Cia, 235's . S.tL BOc IF M\' UI., C.sntry Club Matter t;ECu' 131 M4L7 LIE PC,Sii' 20 ; Realtor oil an -4 CS.. S or 3 B•ds-ooms Completely remodeled. Central MaO? and Air. EacellotW Location. Rear Yard Enclosed For Privacy Johns Realty St. NEW HOMES 7 ,41TIME TESTED FIRM I33 PI PARK AVENUE 322 5123 Ava,,abl, nights of 372 lIfe Of 372 7337 5 LEFT Lake Jennie F 11k'fr I,AM' A'1 IY'ILUP46 IF haven't seen these ti homes lately be sun you do be fore they are all sold! Highlands you %I3 Oc*fl Sf1 $03 pa. month if Q,CIled. 3 and I bedroom models b-e s? in city 700 Santa Barbara FM41iLY wtTAt-05 ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST Drive I ORMAN CONSTRUCT ION CORP, an cast Phone a4a I. 1&.. 1 SW 'U £1...SI.. II IV '51' 7 lv YVUSI U) U ___________________________________________ :,\t -, , , AM. to 13 NOON CALL UNTIL NOON ia START OR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY. know the guidelines that you must meet to qualify as a buyer under Then, by institutionalizing the obs'ioui fceblemi:xltxl or sterilizing them, Dr. Dunlap said we could soon rid man- - kind's -cuncci%ed and bore ions to their ownfl fa ther. Lot thus simultaneously beceme fa ther of his sans and grandsons! So why did this ancient taboo es-er arise against in. cestuous mating!? Well, our ancestors irs!. ariislns! Ized that by such Ilibreird. So my Nrc7'its feel I Ing, wc- can acv'ntuste (IIC should birak off our engage. brnibta,rv traits of the two SflU.t paxcots. 'What is your ads-ice, for They may both be normal, you are bodi a psychologist h's-altby speuimens. yet be -can yin g suc remsive alarINCEST TAdOO acters a.' fevblernindednt.i3, Es lcsu:s, this Bi- diabetes, deafness, ttc. bItt has vetoed malTLsgebeThus, maybe one out of tw those who are c Iy es-cry 4 of their offspring am be born deaf, diabetic, aldnYet venerable Abraham f leminded. etc. married his own half sister, B y the same token, bowAnd Jacob married his eser, the parental good traits first cousins. may also be just as firmly Moses himself was the 00. entrendsecl In the offspring wring of aunt and nephew. a nd thus produce a genius. And Lots two daughters, Dr. Dunlap. famous Johns focring they would be ,Jd Hopkins psyctiIogtst of a iyaids because of their generation ago, wrote a very cret dwelling Lu a case in fareizn country. thus con' thaus.kiiig paper UI) liii, lEt)' subject rthric ied He father. lnten-. So dwy got Lot dnauk a id us-c Inbreeding, as of mardm took umu th riage between fathcr and ngams certain ,rental - Icon is are laws, howe'i'vr, against even firs marriage n f t cousins. But when Anne and I went back os-er the direct nnst of herse'J iand her flance?or the t4 tions, we found no cs'klenr. of any defects. So I told her she need not tear hsnd1cippecJ off. spring by suds a union. It Is eugenically safer to marry close retatives of good stock than to , 0 cn - Swing with this 3 bedroom. 514.550. Sea Lacia - You will fall for OtIs older 3 story with 3 bedrooms. 13 baths. $34,530. Saw Laws - Children wanted for this 3 b.drocrn, I bath, $15400. PIascrest FHA uiiuv S6 6 Your Direct SANFORD PHONE Line to 323-4670 and Liquor Habits," enclos. Ing long stamped, return ensclooe.- nhit Os envelope - efl%a. collect 4370 Orlando CLASSIFIED or call e w -s A weekdays before Nuu'tio star t or cancel your ad for this following day and Saturdays before 12 noon. Call CHRYSLER Wither. parts. SeVviCC, On t'fw-y 17.42 you want the home-grown?" _ ___ 34 Houses For Sale GOVERNMCNT OWNED HOM3 LOWDOWN PAYMENT COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 34' .10' Barrington $00 French Ave . 123 3203 Boats and Marine Equipment 42 Ji m H I - 373(1732 ROISON SPORTING UuQO$ Downtown Sanford 213556' REALTY. INC. Peg. Reel Estate Broker 33251*1 7534 Park Nights Sundoysi. Holidays Call 3730441. 3fl 'r$4 333 0344 The following businesses are Iist.d for your Convenience. Permanent residents and newcomers will find this directory ' Y ou r Johnson Motor & Boston Whaler Dealer II HOUR SERVICE CALL 37') 7455 - 373 1352 75th I. Sanford Ave '5Vi.r' R E ALT Y 107W lit St Ph 372 2373 S HP Outboard Motor, good con dillon. I.M. 3227755. II' Runabout, $O HIS Johnson electric start, remote controls, tilt BALL REALTY INSURANCE 101 C West lit St trailer. 2 gas tanks Good con dillon Reduced to $450 for im mediate sale. 372-7545. 372 $411 33 Lots & Acreage Two acres at house on WekIva River, 535.000 Call for arnolntmont after Noon. 33) 1011. Now 5 Remaining Mobile Homes Garage Rummage Sales SO Carport Sale, hOuSe South of Lake Monroe post 0111cc. OIsPs,s. Clothes & MIsc. 322 4534. Auctions SI This NEWSPAPER doss not knowingly .cc,pt HELP. WANTED ADS that in. dlcatas a preference based on age from employers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENI ACT. More Informefic:' may be obt,ined front the Wcgc. Hour office at 219 Carlaine Building. 11.49 N.E. Seventh Avenue, North Miami, Florida 33161, 1e11phone: 330-5973. - PUBLIC AUCTION (very Monday night. 7 30 p n-s me most convenient c,m'd up-to-date way to -3i" The Shoppers Guide Air Conditioning $2 Wanted To Buy Anloqunt Iut nilr, Appi.an,S. I P-cc, or lil house Call 3)) 5130 WANTED - CASH 372 ill: I-ON uSed f u rnit ure apliiifr-t tools. etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry S Mint 213 SjnIord A v e $4 Equipment For Rent ADDING MACHINES. Real a new Utivettl tiectric to, liv a munin Apply venial toward purchase Ctt,5 suIt Geç. S.4a,t. Ill t Iloansen. Ovlaç.de Phone toll 1,5, UI 4434 OlIN AD IAKEMS AIdE HERE TO HELP YOU Call 3127413 foe a tow coSt want ad. DO NOT Glass.Mirràrs Appliances - FULL lie G.E Ac-ca..mrtes SANrONCEL(crNlcCOMPANY ZSJ: Pa's Ori.e. 373 Pr, Season Ar Conditioner (heel sjp Also washer and refrigerator UNLESS YOU WANT A NIWHOMI,ANIWCA! OR A SANK ACCOUNT P'-,IuntIaI of *13.00000 per year. No selling. Process paper woe-k. Waid ONE IacIusIv M',l'.r DIV - Lute I,. ..sis.e. investment Of 17,000.00 requIred Guaranteed return of your investment. Too and Twesty Caciawllc Carp.ratI.n 27465, Olonsfene. 1411*5 iss Springfield, Missouri U$64 417463.7$)'iiiiiiiiiiiiiij Home Improvements ________________________ flHY STORE Ir.',NOFOIGET 1' Sell t ssd forges -1 ,aith -iwent Ad Call one if our Ad Vs.rt for neip Oi.I( flQ bun -P41 Revnodelinq' Room Add . p.e,ntorsq. ,nter'o,. Cs calp.nmr4, '.co,RessonaoI. 223 iS1 - Pets And Supplies , -, Pool Supplies _____________________________ .5i311A "I2CL t'l'/"2, - CABIPIETS OR RCCM *00 S5UMLLL P4' Remooel old or buiIsi a new wrotePool I,*' S.'v,'u.p-s ',tj,r. .'sl ,m1q 123 10.1 a, ,-n ii i y 'en.sr,t e Cli - C000INSAPP%.IANCE SERVICE N model Roller Pigooew for Sal,, 3.6 ps', Phone 371 434s. Auto Repairs Pa rts-Accessories Auto 13 Volt Batteries. 5*1 55 1105 Sanford Ave Ford IS? Gears. 5. 1 $4 Gears. $33, Ring gear & pinion Perfect condition Call 377 2ts0 Ste.e Duffey I I h°lc)ifl lnti.ut1lir't SA'll-CRD AIR HEATING & CON OlT 10111140, 7$le S I-rends Ave. peq Cent oil Patio roof. Screen ,00,a United 'ence. Awning , Cup.! ,)fSjnfnrd 323 -16. 14 Nct.d.nt-.oi W.n.o.l.hing. uepa-rs - Auto Insurance i i i 145J,, 10, SiN %iUiI-1Eld h44fi. !.It,c', -tIt*.Ch'or", $9 rrni,h Ave Pn 177 34fl S lall Beauty Care Special Sertices i'-,f 'he JII?,. a.,5 1350. Tile. Highly sapefhenced, reasonable raf. Call 3234450. " fl-i sAi(hlitT3 OkAutY ?sO3s Ova" r en.ngt by appp,ntm.nl ii S 0-'s %.r I?? S'e -. TPLS (Pll( bEAUtY & -.Ioa - SALON Cua'iD,siy lie? '1) .3 Ih 55 slit l'57 & S,,rJ,i, 12.h Give jour home Pfll 'we!Doak. '.. t j fayertor,, moDal. hum--s 'CiSSOndOIC rates. Pr,it-, -, waanwa L-(,nled. banded. n lured $34 ?$.e or 5* fe? 4-43 t Se-nor-yr. ilsol AilImuIlI. t -,i,J5 - Ta x 4 t._, ._, 55 - , " '1 ,,,,• ' " ''" TV Service _________________ .". Income Rentals U HAUL TRAILER'-" .,....,..,Trpiler Ol " 40's&Ii.)' ttM. 5.1%; -1 0.1114 15.11 5n'ra,si,eI 172 '155 .' ': o.'M.T -'"a 'ti "ist. ' r 'it4:l TSLL'4ijlQtl Ll4li..l, 5 4 W. S Color hil) 3. Sanford Ave., 771.1734. Well Drilling ___________ 31 D,alt,i,.. Zal Ceramics ctu.sstil c 4 - -.'.l -. ." - - Panting. Interior. Eatwor, SettIng '.51w ,our .w-1,i'g ______________________ Agog". U4 ,aiiL - Cl -t'.u,,iJ,; ipre, !rsttr55 -3$ 1S1 - Mildew. funas, diet removed ln3en your tome or building by pt-slurs .54.5,, Ifl.U73 Bsshlooc'ng- 03, and Cleali'u. 343 leader, C & S ikisIding. 4)' **1h1171. PAUL S. PO1.GAR. 132' II cvii no lay II I fflyr an e' L Ow montisi, Payments Call 'or .5y5e tti.AIN AGENCY CO.fl' S Pit's PAINTING Slush, Roller. Spray. & iro )fl hIM )? Residential Commercial. ________________________ LIrensed, Bonded Hasty 0'ratrs Prank Meyers. Automotive Servicé C YiI "0045 " L.cwieu, 'uinjed. inured. 524 1 66 lit- $31-Pet? Did yOu ',?So' I?sJf i Ou Cm have 'YOUR business appear -as me Concrete wort, slabs. pahiqs, drt.pwayt. *'IIKI, etc. to SHOPPERS GUIDE her as 'ow at eaperlenc,. Free estImates, sit a month' Call 7231111 end sit for ' *ui-it lid t't)t RoasonaCle 3 3g, I,, ,',ps (ltiil.ty 4"v3'-4n AA McCtanMian. Ca&ractst rn 3510 171 Ifs? 373 4.710. - Paradise Pools Paneling Attic Insulations 'lOt FItP,. Birds. Animals, $upplies AKC Beagles $33 up PETFAIR Fairway Plaza. Sanford 373 44,141 Repair, Windows, 3uontrac7 Printing. Trim out L censed, bonded 373 4413 after I. Repair. All m.akas&models BIs30 $I. Alrpør?, ]13-11M - Male Pekingese AKC Registered. Sat Shots. $50, call alterS 10 M. 322 71 Al. "W. '. 'AlI '41. 1--u.s r !.-t SI .f'. 1 if ,5.,f S lii) Ifl -0.41 I 556 oh r.p,..irjr - Cr,sidi,ne and k.tchea Aid * pl.ancej G H S4IGPI,IIOC * 151 St P-ti 377 *5) Plumbing. Electric THE HANO'?**AN too mail p.o-nt-Pg. 'scm. -, SADbI.f EQUIPMENT care Hwy Servi'e GENEVA HEATING & GUTTER SNIPE AIR CONDITIONING o Gutters. .',t,, hot"s, repairs 0rl.ond Drive, 321 1-434 - improvenseqffs 37'? 4517 Livestock And Poultry Western Wear Save at the Old Corral We-stern Shop 14*, *757 irisI S of DeBar, 63 p .MiMAL P4.l'd'4 AR131'lG cEPIPIELS I,lhr.q 3p.ng aS'Yest "hi i27 till estimate. Call Cant HarriS at SEARS In Sanford 3221771 nt-,, 1" . ------- '.,son4sIted -., 1 421 Ta. Setv'ce Call lot .s1 ,,-.,i.,'linent j.t, c. '-.,, Rosa's Or's.. Swslu,o. ? Eating races MANvLAP4DI-RlEOCHlCkIN The Dlle,eace,sD,suc,.osiu 3110 I- reach', Ave 371 344) -_ READ is Here _To Serve You! SPI.AaIVi GLASS PAhiT CO 1'llM.iqno4 AV* 177 1672 Central Air Cond.t -on For free Consignments welcomed' Open daily 10 S Sanford Farmers' Auction, Hwy Il I) every probh'm SHOP THE EASY WAY! - Goods Cailbart Real Estate 1 - Musical Merchandise - Seminole Sporting --------. _ FOR EVERYONE! - HAMMONO CHORD ORGAN Perfect Condition, $310 00 313-4435 Upright Piano licellen! Condlion and Tone $200 PIt 372 2251 62 'r'.,r,rfn iA' 44C1 - ------------- Oio*7`~ --ir Antiques eint,, buy Sell trade Also relsn.tbiinq BRIDGES, 101 W lit. St 3312101 Mobile Homes - Antiques ____ 57 31 South S,snfnnl Sanford fl3- lOSS ( -, AP- by appt. 132 0773. ". . . PLYMOUTH JIM LASH ,: ?-11 - I PARK I ANTIQUES SW Corner Park A. lit Tues . Thurs. IS. sat 10 7 Eves "Sure, I can getcha a lock of my sister's hair . . ." B'q THE SHOP PERS _311~, _7N GUIDE - Downtown Sanford ODHAM BUILDER - DEVELOPER ' The Little Dn,jinr '4-lh rre -- Manager at 377 5111 or eves 031 1111 SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 301 A East Itt SI, MuUILE WORLD SALES ScsI HIerI,on of dOuble wide In Central Florida Big inventory of I) *ides LotS and parks a,aalat.li Open live hI I p ,n Located Hwy IfS?. Longwood 511 7)21 lIa.m.tolpm 501 South French Ave. PI'w',n. 171 43*3 $#*!ftg Mach,napnyppe, to :-g ia-c. buhionP,oie, lint, deign, in Console P., balance of 524 or 7 pamInfs of 11 Call Credit 31 Model Open MOTOR COfIPANY Singer Touch & Sew Large lot with citrus, swimming and fishing. 13.000. Terms S miles from Sanford. (504) 177 7321. fr -, Murphy Bed, fold in closet, good condition $31. Pt'orie 373 1304 32771. I om$17,600 Al SANFORD Ill 1131 MILLERS 7e1tOrlar100r Cemelery Lot. 4 spaces, Garden of Faith. Oekliwn. Reply Boa 441 Co The Sanford Herald. Sanford, rio REG. ..uijau 1 -ia.-'..,-',, -i TELEVISION SE 13533 UP Realty - ' ',' CHRYSLER AUTIIOmtflODIAtSllQ !i('i1Vp Se. Them Today used mactines MOONEY PLIANCE'S 3730417 dl 6.137 VA ri Jeep Radio, Kenmore Johnny Walker -FINANCING- We e,.iiti en gets. Jeep gets. iPtiicP Sf1 7551 72(03 French 3)) 073% Z 235 ' TURF Permanen' trailer lots, •'sCylttftt terms Call Bud - Our lowest-priced Chrysler SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY 15,1% Dy Seas,. U9 filet )331013 S Bedroom, 1 both, Kitchen Equip, Carpeting. Air 7, No Qualifying, 5700 Down, II Yr. Mortgage, $52 Month. Ph. 3332331. NEWPORT ROYAL SI per day rental to, Electric Carp-ct Shamponer w" purchulI of blue Luifre. CARROLLS FURPII 7(I;ktl. Sundays & Holidays Call C A WHI000NSR ,BROKEP 111W Park Sanford 37)355) Nights 371 115? Priced much tower than espnct of iChr-teur rr.n(r. 17) 7315 2341 Park 373 54)3, ever made. )7 '.4)7 30.000 Gal Storage Tank $113 See at .lpmny' Colonial Seret., 1301 3 Stenstrom Realty 173-2471 fl) 4111 flrowrlrsq tel. Den-sco rncdolator, Porte lab, C) 104 CLR II, Avant Quad control panel with watt meter, linear. 1410 373 4571 "Mom Is out spending your bonus check before it can be recalled for further consideration!" Idyilulidi - Prsl'y 3 bedroom, 2 bath with central heat & air. 133.300WyliwIlde- Executive 3 bedroom, S bath with central heat and air. $10000. Lake Mary -Lakefront 3 bedroom, 530.51$- r Sell Yrad, 1(7111 10 $45,500. Pasta -Shaded 3 bedroom, 3% bath on lake. 545,730. - c Usa 121 $40 4-wheel-drive vehicle Seminole Coin Center We nrt- &nii Inn, L sl P. 5 Extra nice S - 1C4)CPttv votarig Aillaich 1, RAH. Also toughest with v ,reism and fla?Sro,.w', rat,inots trn-c a l'", 5 ri •ap4n? i7)( £7 as ,_ COLONIAL f to wn,c,k the T3baej', S being processed. flji$s NPIILAS 5 F for 'd.a Rose-$W000RUFI'S61,NDt'NCEPITCR 0.11110 "IICplØqyAve CONTEMPORARY of ratulorn !!te EY where submerged rctcssiv' tniüts may still prvnt.0 Cigarettes and other drugs are probably produci ng far more defective offspring than would happen byW,de. spread intiage as. ow good stock. For 250,000 defcctive habier were reported born last yeiul Why? vie I Lovely 4 bedroom, 35y baths on IS cleared acres. 111.500. Wilson Place - Beautiful 3 bedrooms, S bath with pool. 171 4434. cats - SSA HouSehoti Goods Lack Ails, -OrrrrSl I 4 bedrooms. ISI baths on lake. $PJ00. Lock Arber - Beautiful S bedroom with Plot-Ida room on one 01 the prettiest corner lots In North Seminole. 131.100. Almost new 3 be-Groom, Mayfair l's baths. Only $21,100. Mayfair - Outstanding 2 story with 3 bedrooms. 335 baths on corner we. $43.310. Plaecrest Furnished 3 bedroom. 3 both foe $24.1001. Pliorrest -Trim 3 bedroom. 3 bath In eacelisat neighborhood for . - - S'allation 173 02%? SPANISH mates fAl r rite to Dr. Crites to Cal-, of ski. 8",p4pef. 'Selsolag a Sac ,rsw..4, sdlt,si.4 •s,, ft mu i. .ev ils printing 'ests .5.. pee wag I., ..• .4 oi. besUeta. Cc.isrl.tt 1)11. you qualify we you In on a bo.ls while your 3 Bedroom-1½ baths - -I - . - Ii we feel will move 4111those defective genes. In most of our states theu , IIow various financing the stream qL In fact, ( We the Pen. - city services. this, he argued, would tent revvss.i-.t traits out Into , him until they Schools. 20 West has all suddenly bring all those la , - -- brother and ii,. ter. ' For se Ann.? Case T-545: Anne aged 21. faces S sex taboo. Dr. Crane, she moaned, somethlng terrible has Just to m& am engageci to be mat. tied to a wonderful man wIsn I met last fall at a football game. We have dated ever since and are madly In lose, But now I has-c Just learned that we are cond ' SANFORD. 6 Blocks Wes t of French Ave. on 20th St. Only 3 to 5 minutes to all Shopping. Churches, - daughter or ,lA 33i baths. 543.010. Lake Mary -Mobile home on 135 a 110 lot with trees and IDW'IS. 49 SOLD ;;_ 0.;4f 3 I3eoom. 1 Barn. Fenced, Enclosed Carporl 511.300 tofal,53043Mo1lfhlv For Salo ______ yn'.jth Roa1iner. Pa- f R.aiovien?e rrfu;I`0 and Take O-'v Small Sat 371 45 P The first and still the M-si,ns.qi. Ca, and Tr uck Signs,) 6111010110. . Wet F-T.- Shopping carts for sqIe Call rleet Reserve, 373 5401 '$ Florida i-uon, .qui,.. "Itchen. WEST - 323 0307. C,tT _\~ Orson,,..,.4 - ideal 3 bedroom with By U%Lvwf () , CARRIty - Cliff Jordan Autos -. Id? Nordilao, P 1 , A;,'. New fires, I nwnav 727 1447 I$erotd Dugan ~ 113.500. FHA and VA financing. New Wuodmire on Sanford Ave. near Orlora. _..__ _r, IUI.1. Jill iJS - -'- '' Piir). 154?, mu ,acr,, O,hi 10 foe', Wap','ii 1,100 p IS, tO ply Imptemet-it Ti'' 041w Cost $330 each, make flpv Ph i ii OOiOot 373)730 asS for ? I (~ hedroom,kltthen newly equipped. refrigerator, Good s.lidbon now . BL,AMCE - I Florida room & den. 123.500. City - Older 2 bedroom. 3 bath,) story. 531.010. garage. pantry, stove and Miscellaneous For Sale sit iir its s! Iii Airs - New I bedroom, I bath, central heat & air. 111.410. city- Nice 3 bedroom. M bath with we're proud to offer bigger and CloSetS. thiCk c..art. .nClOWd laundry •r 1ILYAIAS I Of All EXCIUSIVeS AIIcTIN DEV CORP. OPEIIING THIS WEEK ss Buy Call Stenstrom "Sanlerds' Sales Leader" Ely today SOS 131 $SOOCOIIPCt AUPO%(,'% rIJOfIJILIOF 14 N itt St Ph 17) III, Pp'Jui e flu So French Ave Day 372 7333 rIPROM *17.400 CLINIC By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D ___ J., 7-MusicaI MerchandIse 56-Store And Poultry i a want ad find tsa pp v flOw owners sot no longer nimeded but u%54u1 1,5w rat, 'Cf Ad Call 37'? 2611 Life r. I Sanford Realty LARO. UTILITY ROOM '.r are bualdlr'Q new PCmfl rw Of coma. iS yOur ho.ce.3in0 Sauls , 611--building Materials 41-Lawn And Garden Equipment BEETLE BAILEY I CENTRAL HEATING •UAUTIPUL KITCHEN rIlA 733 PROGRAM' See ''°" For Sale 0-Pots Arid Supplies CAiE; area c.tlsje cud wis, faces a wi •sprsad sexual crisIs. N.tic. whit Dr. DwMap said ab.ut this tipe if sexual union! H. shocked p..pis by his II I X •$I but us what iu think if is. logic SS-Misc&lan.ous w.&&r O PA.JT5 ) 'rr TO YOs..J 33-Swap And Trade 14-Equipment For Rent 43-Llsstock And DO ,l w&r Atilt CX'_ATE additional ti.JH hesnes in the gOARAGI 0* CARPORT SWALI. TO WALL CARPET Any*Psefe Within Ci ty Lemits, WHO CAN QUAt.I UNDER NEW Not (inSv 13000 per errs jitntitil ERALIENL Y Member. Orlando WPMLS 322 49111 *$lFnench Suns &Eves 3737374 is : art, Oil [ SOP# MAlt P P tJPH If uu LI ACRES on paved road near town •TWO PULL BATHS A c" cIi@11 f 11lQlX, 4' 10SF WEIC,blV satrlp wlffi Des A Dl.?, II 55 at Q4 •ALI. BRICK HOMES Us for a MODULAR Situtiations Wanted '-'-- 52-WanSad To buy a'ER SEE eke IC Ways FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS SECTION that Is •strlbeted Ii an Ihn c?y limitS Revco COni,iCtIeS.lnC (ve.nnql 331 1001 322 1011 FHA-VA -FHA72S Men fveeOeG for nursery wor k 51.53 training pay. Call 337.4554 after I pm Dlsboaplior. l.an iter cembInatlon See Mr. Mct.bughikt Rolling HiltS Country Club. Altamoede Springs. WORRY 53-Auctions 1 1-EE S" çj sn.I -. *15111 Is III by Chic Young - - 4)-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment _________________ -- Movie Film Hobbyist To splice S MM Movie film. Will furnish reels Be. MS cats of The Sanford Herald P0 So's 14)7, Sa nford. Fla_ 37711 t And as I.iw as 570 per mont,, at an annual rate of 7 per cent toe 340 mcnt i SOy Qvai'iy for PHA 333 - - I te'(" I hcdr'O-m completely advancement. Paid vacations , -J) THREE BEDROOM air condItIoned, with fenced yard, assume 555 per read mertgags at 147.73 per month pays all with moderate down. Total price ., Houses For Sale 3 P$otpnaIlza?lcrI LIfe insurance Apply Lii General food Store, District Office, 33 Fr en ch Ave Sanford or pick up applications in D.Lartd or Orange Crty stor i1, TWO BEDROOM near town, newly pointed. assume $4) monthly payments with 12.400 down 200 Down __ Euperlenced help wanted, assistant manager train... Chance f or fast I AIlS? IN DEVELOPMENT CORP. 01 0 Be's 31, AltavnonteSpclngs. fl. ".n, 131 4)00 SANFORD Isnahl commercial building for rent on French Ave. Call UFUI7 ., S ________ oi...13amto$pmApplyitt person to Ranch Mouse. Sanford _______________________________________ 50-Garage-Rummage Sales ,.IOw,/ I4CE S 3I 4 1-Blcyc let Merchandise BLONDIE professional office space available. Wfll build to 5V1 1 tenant 372 70'O Hel Youl To 1541 Malrt'?y Cytlento f.t-inry' air, pit-war, aufbmafle, gond rovsdlf Ion $510 Can his soon t US BanS or n.h 171 lh)) Pa'l'Ist5 Walereer, 70 Now all bri(k homes with 3 he-droOmS. I, baths for 517.400 Wall To Wall arpet lheougltoul. I nnlr4l bleat system, mixfnn *ilh -quipped kitchiri tw*ut,tulCablniti, tiegs panelled ,jtilohy mom Call Don thy lo, your new home today .• Rfl'I455d, Pasterlc.', uttilif flu. 731 Phone )fi.IflI Hhawithi Ave. alit-fl )i Otlat ''' • Selling for Stm.rat so 1140 rh.v,otef (ov,vertir,ln Pa i r vceeftitjv, apt 1131, 7154 VNetm,Iposlengf, 5111 BOB lDtlPIG'S AUTO SALES. hwy It 97 2710041 )a5irnrnavss Pontiac, 4 door , rn, Al t, power steering & belles. vIlrfl fop 71.000 inlet 11.000 SemInal. Eq uipment For Rent I ..I....tat. .S Aufai For- .---- ,eIn r,woea, iiil REALTY , is -- - - Af FOX - - ----I-- --- ___.Z.~i.v0 _ - Ar,l as in-n iii SIO per month at P pt' s-nit for 350 months It yOu qulIIfy Payton Business Property For Rent IA,s.& T by Gill GLANCES I 1._I .4,a Autos For Sate - 75 Trucks And ___ Tr-allers OMC I whoif i drive lC1 up br,i5, $371 Call after lItp in. 33101%. r'- -- 2$ I 42-Mats ai*a Marine Equipment 4OOFJ Ivom 5s,Iard Sanford MobIC __ m I$51 CPi.Id,rfsO'( -- SIDE Houses For Sale 1200 Down While Homes Rent - It K4 40 li ( APYS and TrailerS 17 1112 across RP4a Aides and Orderlies Call Mrs Caisson at Sanford Co.wal,sc,-nt & Nursing Center. 372 itiM -New in cssnpvftag tbir earned Inset Late. WOOF! - Advertisers sheeld luau this :L -1=--, LORI! I L WOOF! (ä tr retIed far'cjl. ap Icca'ed 20 rules north of OriansJo Milml be availa ble to work on staggered date schedule Live in accommodations availi'lt. Call Mr. Larson at 144 1*5 Coo', with sgvlpinint. $31 1132. All •Evor-?lshft• appearleg In The Sanford Net-aid en Wednesday will .,toMat$Cally be Placed in They. 37-Rail Estate Wanted _____________ osrv' tnui.. close to cto*nfoun anf(,id $ic III) after' A p tv wo 14A I Academy Manor large oak sPsod.d yard. spacious rooms, large built-In kitchen, central air $17,300. SEDROOM- OtW bath. lotted commerclal, nice sectlen for small ijsrse avf hrn ('.f n yiitmiqst. $31,530 Unfrunished _______ 11AIIAP*l~ f TWO BEDROOM- Two baths retirement dream home beautiful 43Y Houses Rent Ma le -Female Help Wanted 35-Income & Investment ~* _-L Furniture and delivery. Eucetlend trl,.,• benef its STEP. CPu'S 1100 Frond, Ave., Sanford' _______________________ Lo5gef wonted soa1miIt. •t'U'S (iii 372 i'' 24 Night wet osman lar outside con ell'vdlsn. 337-40%. 34-Mobile Homes - - c lose lab Permanent warehouse -_ fvtlthVkid. I ft.sttC 322 5175 man for morning usitt, a am. to I p in. Prefer ret Wed or eventng college a$uoent. Also need man for evenIng dilft. Soil Also some as above Fringe benefits. See Al Dawson. Imperial Station at I-I izs;. irk. 1 ra.ar. r. tire thanges, lust gas and marcisaitCile sales imper ial Florida Oil Co.. West lit St. avv. I-I. Sanford. 71-Rooms For Rent p-Apartments Rent / __ A fr i endly, cOuftCOot Ad Voice wi! assist you lii placing your Wa-'i Ad, for lit, fastest rOlulti poSSible )utl 6.41 372 2611 - - W. 74 Sonsent * A,&,,5, 31 l.a -"' by Aft - YPirea room tUçItiUPd ipirtinef'u itaIfl-AdV111 S IAIIIIIII furni*htd $1$ Part Heady Ma', and Helper. Phone 6", 57U bet ween S and I p in, Rentals \" ________________ )l.4 Ai.ARTM(NTS Adults -No poll naW. lnd$t Will no iron" In my home C.e' er al waiterS, II yra or older tar Mill Work Will train, not seasonal Apply in person only 1757 CP,av 1,1 St LomsOwOOd. bet w.#n 3 30 a. p in Employment ,_~_~ -- `1i4ATI1!1Ii oiiclj~ !7 .~", - Mother's hoIf. live In. care Of hOull and children 3224010 Male Help Wanted 4141M A6 - WiLA1l.*M'*QtM'S new r vu Stie.I Pioutfw0'5 Phone 373 3*04 16 fr'-; ac': i MLL 'iLC;; - Apartment' Rent - Furnished wanted , Mutt be 23 Ap4.1y in person to Lake Monroo 61 1 O1• 'V IAT 1 AUR IEDROOM-Cftarmlng custom bui lockated, it close In, large cola central air. 53133, P'•• i. -' FOUR lEOROO-Largo family Pmi near IA. bjlli in hl$cken. central Sir. fittCed 114.300. THREG IIOROOM-Spaclous, beautiful location with lhade and fruit tim., Wilton range and oven, air CondItioned. •ucCtlfll nice. 120.S00 THREE BEDROOM-Two bath. kitchen equipped, Icemaker, carpet. central ht 01 . t.nad Tat d. trInkI.r ID 103 ThREE eFOROOM--I baths, wail to wall Carpqt central air. convenient location 511.700. $400 --,___ 23 We'rptIii _____ TA PROF? '*i yaduetfl. 13 - Crooks & Lawrence JVf j' us., ..e rp,T Co•"Y W LXK NPE IT.. w.4'.. t'.. 't ..': •\ 4-.r - United Systems. Inc cii-. of Terminal Bldg., *716 McDuft Avettue. JacsonvlIte, Florida, 32103 Piacamerst assistance tvaihabhi Over 700 transportation companies have hired our -. 4-Cards of Thanks S-in M.moriams 4--Business Opportuniti.s 7-Instruction CAR. OFFICEJZ9. * tsperiaitcett wa .trpis Apply in pet-sort o Glenda's Restaurant at Va.t)Qe Rest Truck Terminal, IWO F'ench Ave 1$ 'ntcJT.rl VU ,' 4. Ar rondit IOS'Wd Aid Myrtle Ave. Herald Room I C1t%ribcrrv Deliveries. _? 2iRoomiFOrRSflt AAA EMPLOYMENT FEE --i SiOSSALARY TERMS 100 C P4w- 436 QrQensy $Q PIANO LESSONS 13 W..S Chord Course Nan,, Wester. 333 1375 - 4E O1 WI1 6AFEL C.A* T'4E 91E C T I046 ' I4.G SO MUCH CRIME... OI'POqTLjNIT kNOCs$ I dIrP you lo linen tii5 one' to 5U( 7I. $4) $330 tess $31 3 Lines MinImum Bowen & Schwarz by P.EiGI490RI4OOt) Opportunities (S1.7SNINIMUM CHARGE) THE BADGE GUYS W6 Business 7 a ''' f---- -- - -- I & ruir Lu.'kmNc, Oier. P41w IPW* bedroom tvw Total •IectrkYuIly car 4d. Two balM Locoted outikie cIty limits, All sunS, Pay small iuIty. e appointment. only. A ds Housecle ning NowaiiiiiissUse Our THE BORN LOSER By - DENTAL HYGIENIST. Four day en w eek, paid tacalloms, solar-? loply Sot '11 care ci Its. Sanford Houses For Sili far" S boon j. I bath ,ct*.r*d rdu, us,llfly room. work room, sic. yard, fruit Iri. 119.51118. 30) IMtvton Drive. 372. .fterapm _____ Spring Nice WuU roe for_______ dIId'fl in________ my centrally t.ra?.d EvIrVttSIn• f$ed 337 0$ be$0r noon Baby Sitter to live In help with I'gPlt loin SMOKEWATCHERS and 04(5 the habit Ut• oIly way. Mesilfig center at Si. AugtAtKW Citurttt Hall, Casselberry, For In Prina'hen call 633-700 831-9993 - Ca rt 11 Female Help Your __________ Nurili' AGe Will uSe care Of pfdrly people In private fiofn*. fl7 fi4s Inn. Hwy 37$) Worth, Sanford Orlando I -- Do I& Sit iitlofls Tri.ck Driver, semi vast, maac oil company. Fucelle-nl salary a nd bemsef Its Live Sanford, na • I My's work week. Must be bottdabie alIfy under depart n-Hat Of and Transportation. Contact 0. RIte. 331 1510 estenslon 10$ Wanted lied lo to arrest and COtt*'id iOn i person br.atIn I. .ntecwq U H. riND kE 1 1O ' Mal. Help Wanted 34 $100 REWARD for lrtformStlOtt by Larry Lewis Burns lWl Want Ad by V. T. Hamlin ,~ TOT O1 X1^ _ t lo4d,cLw THM 5'r 1 '.. 92 i:. 4bi - Laundry Services 4 - t-. s 'tU'l.t 3. . vu., STIFlE - A I pofy Cu -71'. )C'S.E W5l,l. Dgha,LI'sc I PAIR*A't 05*74 L*IJNDVOMATJ 7 .$'d l,aiget Py.wpt. Sp.okfor- . Ort C',3"nsj it 5i,J,jel P,'çy w,sia. i.uncjst'On.rb, 177 46.4 of? it' 1.351, 3775171 111111 Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE NlLY ::tLLrc'y 5 t)ays 21 Dais 33 Wks. 3 line Ad-$5O-4 $16.0 $46.60 4 line Ad-$6.72 -$22.00 $62.40 5 line Ad-$8.40 $2500 $7800 sir . .. THE iERALOS duiN'SSRViCE. DIAL 322-2613 or 531.9'13 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHAR G E YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELL PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. �— ---- - - - - --- -_ - 4 - - - - -.- -- - ----- -. - - - — = --- •-t .j.__ -, -•- --- —•--• - - - •._ -- -. - . - .. -... - - •. - -_..• _' - - - 4t . - •.•-.- R- - --- -- ' '. -'- =- - ----- --- - -__- -_ .__ -- =---_-_--. - =- -------- —a Casselberry Facing ______ PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL S-1 1, 1972 --:' %Lila, Decision On Golf Course p - - - - --- t - The reascin ' for the proposal is %hat I call 'purgatory."' wrilman Many citlzer.s expressed their voting for realistic planning. opinions pro and con on the And there's no way to have matter at City Council's con. realistic rnntng unkas we decide th take the mone' nut of tinuedmeeting. Donald Wilson requested our own pockt"MayrCurt1s the cou"I to deny the idea of a Slow said, "l'moppose'3 toad rcterendvm, saying. "1 don't valatetntaxes.Rutatthlspoint game I we no other way." believe this board has a man-As the matter stands now, the date from the iple to call a peoile of Casselberry will be rr!errndum." k 1a vid M cCoy Ills(, ipo e out voting on three issues in this In opposition to the referendum, referendum I Whether they saying, "This deserves a lot want ad valorem taxes to pay more thought before a decision for a golf courie'green belt; is made. Table this until some Whether they want taxes to pay black and whitp figures' can be for other recreational taIltties; and 31 Whether thy want taxes bcught before the people." - - - 1- - -. - - - Via 4 - F Z. SJC CHORALE SPRING CONCERT THURSDAY Concert Slated Thursday Mrs. Margaret Driggers to pay for pa%t* and dratnage. spoke out in favor of ad valorem The people would %-ote yes or no trxes, say~, "To say that we for each of these three alware fi L free clt is a farce njtkrc because we are not. We have a utilities tax Weill have TRUMAN DOCTRINE concert exThe Seminole Junior Club, the Central Florida Bank concert and there will be no man. Additional On March 12, 1M7, anyy" College Chorale will present a Women's Association, the admission clarge. The Chorale penses are under the spon. the e Student th presented by th ti esSorShip of e humani Ed Vokely said, "You have Harry SDoctrine" Truman proposed spring concert Thursday In Sanf ord Pilot Club and the is work.Truman of D' m'rIcatIon$ division. ment Acinti.n of Seminole home School South SeminU- Rotary Club high ITT and military aid in a Seminole .hould tuive your figure;. not speech in Congress. Following the spring concert. Dorothy M MorrLsar,, chair- Junior ('AllC ( auditorium at 7:30 p.m. e chorus will have one final th program Featured on the will be the 40-member chorus, the performance at graduation, and Chamber Singers, soloists and Chamber Singers will present a program for the Altamonte ensembles. The first section of the con- Springs Garden Club. The cert will consist of sacred students have had an exciting classical selections followed by year and have gained great several numbers from operas school and community pride and operettas. Secular classical through the response to these pieces will complete the first programs. Accompanists lot the chorus half of the evening and, following intermission, popular are Audrey Hall and Robert songs and Broadway hits will be Joyner, pianists, and Robert Maguire, guitarist Additional perf ormed. The Chorale, under the instrumental accompaniments direction of Janis B. Ellis, is will be provided by Sharon completing a full year that Adams. flutist; Elaine Dempincluded two school ap- sey. Gail Guile and Pete Dell, pearances during activity trumpeters; Jeff Dell, drumperiod, two per mzmces of mer, and Jeff PatLishall, Menotti's Christmas opera. trombonist. Solos and duets will "Amahi and the Night be performed by Charlie Visitors," and three programs Meltan, 9eth MacGinnis, Elaine as part of the SJC Sight and Jones, Ray Eli), Debbie Williams, Audrey Hall, Joe Sound recruitment shows. Chamber Singers and soloists Smith, Dennis Lawson, Ruth have given additional com- Hardy, Patrice Shirer and Pat munity performances for the Cavanaugh. The public is invited to the Downtown Orlando Rota ry • — %NNW J13jUllilifllitit We SAVE 10c, DEL MONTE Catsup f ' if un I A pril S Knights of Columbus founders day dinner-dance. 7:30 p.m., K. of C. hail. Seminole Audubon Society, cruise on the St. Johns River. Car wash and bake sale 5p()fl5Øfr by Junior MYF at Community United Methodist Church, 9:31) urn to 3 p.m.. 1792 Casielberrv. Fed. Size 775-14 825'14 515-15 %% t!" "Al'. Tax 2 12 S i I I " -*cic ' ' 2.32 s: FAIRWAY C303 on, $' • MAITIAND 644-7000 I C. 9. . IX1RA TINDER . April 26 Tasting luncheon sponsored by Paper liolls, benefit South 7344311 FAIRWAy' LH SAVE 6c. Oil. MONTE 3 Ground Beef - Bologna PIl ,ii, $158 • Stewed Tom atoes SAVE 10c, KRAFT lb. B-B-Q Sauce -- CHOPPED SIRLOIN PATTIES 5. 3% 02. $!469 PUNCH, KING SIZE FAIRWAY FARMS U.S.D.A. CHOICE SIRLOIN TIP or RUMP $10! 990 Sliced Bacon FRF'H MISSOURI POi" Spare Ribs U.S.D.A. CHOICE Chuck Steak Health & Beauty Buys CHOICE CHOPPED SAVE 21c, DUNCAN HINES 69c 2 Onion Soup Mix 3 Layer Cckes 19 SAVE 60<. Steakettes . SAVE ICc. $1• 69c Family Tea Bags 2201.29c Lime Liquid gs 49 c 59c SAVE 26c, Ivory Liquid 3201. SAVE 20c, FAME 10cons79 Drinks rin s SAVE 34c, KRAFT Fits MAYONNAISE 0,49c PRODUCE FRESH Liq L uid Prell SAVE FRESH FROZEN WHOLE PORK LOIN POTATOES 10 4 c 9 White Rain Whole Lamb LoinJ SPICED 0Q VQ WLI(RE0 Cake Donuts 91$ Prices reduced! 2 1 U- w' i output. test complete air conditioner systeflI for leaks, lighten all hose connections and beltS a nd char ge the air conditioner with the correct arnou": t V' 12 tFren Price Fed. Tax 700-15-6 3040 2.84 Cioe.out Price 25.14 750-15'8 3.09 2*24 Tire Size 0.1g. 34 41 h.odl GOLDEN RIPE I une up special co. 21 p S cyl. Here s what we Øo nstalt new points, plugs, condense,, rotor and cap, adjust distributor points. engine liming and carburetor (Inclt..d's parts and labor) auto center The values are here every day. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Bananas lb SUNKISI Lemons 23 each ° 14" x 6" AF/X steel dish wheel complete with lug nuts. Sure to give your car the mean profile you're looking Ic dci FULL-CUT 9c ROUND STEAK 12c l b. 0 '40 SAVE 10<. SIEDSIFI Cool Whip 82V030C Shrimp Cocktail SAVE WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY 100Z. JAR OF Hamburger Buns W3TAiVt Swiss Cheese 10 OZ. JAR ONLY Mon. — Sat. •.. M COUPON PER FAMILY Of'FlJ UPIRIS • L IF SAVE Sc, SWEETHEART Deodorant Bars Cole Slaw ' 49c p. PLUS r,1 n WOO 39c ,49c 0 a Pak ALASKA KING Crab ChEWS 89c iuulO Frog Legs lb FLiPPtR Lobster Tails 49c FIU!. Cafts!ia - 2 ice 25c Halibut Fillet lb 4.1. 53 1 $ £29 16. $139 2 PIp. 43" KIIIUR CHOC, DROPS Pecan Sandles 49C 59 79C ' FAIRWAY TASTY C Nandi WIpe FAIRWAY MARKETS. LLJ 33 COUPOI lb. CASINO SAVE 110c MAXWELL HOUSE'COFFEE AT. 7c, FAIRWAY HOT t'O i Liver Cheese 5 Breakfasts 'SOc Hard Salami MOULLI. S 8 - 16 ox. Bottles SAVE Sc. SWANSON FROZEN U PATRICK CUDA$'V SAVE lOc. TSCASURI IS. 0 ny JCPennL Sanford Plaza b8C Lettuce 'IP' Orig. 23.45 Super Cargomaster small truck tire COFFEE all - COLA SAVE 11 c, MAXWELL HOUSE 2bunchni 39C CRISP ICEBERG ., '" 2 ijz 43 DELICATESSEN MORRE LI. 'S 59c lb. Chopped Him Mini Cookies AQc lb &ti Cabbage "(P 49c Garlic Bread ROYAL CROWN GREEN HEAD '. '• 1093 2 JA ti'd tall tilackwiU Celery 6 5UTT tRIO Cut Into Chops & Roasts Free, NEW CROP Check and charge 79 Date & Nut Loaf 1b89 5c 1b79 PASCAL 79c Banana Loaf Cake DELICIOUS . S •N'-- SCHOOLPOUSL MUSHROOMS ?, I1 UV11U1L1V1I1W 1 79c out Golden Asparagus 59c CHIQUiTA U.S. No. 1 All Purpose Ddflary Library Assucuitiun dessert-bridge, I p. m, Civic Center: annual benefit for Library 09 SIZE 50< HAIR SPRAY fl-;, 9 93c ' 49 99c n SAVE 22c. SHAMPOO 1111. $1311 Rib Chops lb. Loin Chops Shoulder Chops lb 88c Round Bone Chops ... 98C Breast of Lamb lb 39c 59C lb. Lamb Patties lb. slog Leg '0 iamb 11 0 Ibg ba Sal Crest Fresh Lamb Sale! SAVE 14c, SWEETHEART Window Cleaner SIZE SAVE 34<. TOOTHPASTE 24 ci- SAVE Sc. AJAX AFRO 79c AIka-Seltzer SAVE 24c. TETLEY p I 69 SIZE Maalox SAVE 24c. LIPTON Without trade-in, add $2 more per tire. SsIe prices effective through Saturday. Seminole Community Library, 11 am. to 2 p.m., Altamonte Chapel educational building. Baby Beef Liver 2939 Budweise It Bee r LA1rnLJUl LIKES lb 78c lb 88c Beef Liver ' 49C ,, Pudding Cups Country Sntosr i e -. Fresh Pork Hams 59c FANCY SLiCED SAVE lOc, OIL MONTE r 1103 ri ri C OP I LA N I) DEL MONTE SAVE an nk ing "The Home o............ Happy B a Dinner Franks 9. Tire Price 14.83 16.88 17.88 ((,PEL A PlO qAtr SAVE 3c, DfI. MONTL Size 229 CTAW Cut Gr. Beans 5 35c, 5 S wee. orn 5 Sweet Peas / Rag. Fed. Sate Price Tax Price F78-14 775-14 38.05 2.39 31.16 G78-14 825-14 40.95 2.503 32.76 H78-14 855-14 42.95 2.75 3436 J78-14 885-14 44.95 295 35,96 G78-15 825-15 41.95 2.63 33.56 H78-15 855-15 439 21 35.16 L78-15 915-15 4795 3 1t 3835 Reliant 4-ply nylon cord Tire STRIP SAVE 35c, DEL MONTE El Tigre 424 4-ply polyester cord and 2 fiber glass belts, wide profile 78 series wiillttw'i Y. USDA. CHOICE CHUCK Fruit Cocktail flØ flCe whitewall tubeless (Fits 735-14) ii'O ta 0,10 01:1 111v / 29C 20oi SAVE 6c, DII. MONTE plus 224 fed tax and old lire E78- 'i 4 i WT 1142011110110 lb 2956 -5 ' : Clot C0111MAY NO NOT '-- Sale pLn. PORK DPS 23011,111OCIIINAT11A OR . April 9: Apr01 Spaghetti supper, English Sanford Business and Parfeiaion*l Women'c Club Estates School cafeteria 4-7 p. business-dinner meeting, 7 m., sponsored by PTA. p.m., Trophy Lounge. Apri! 12 DeRary Garden Club "Tour of Visiting Nurses Council, 7.30 p.m., Chamber of EightHornes," 2-5 p. m; tickets and maps available at DeBary CtJTTUUeX't't building. Florist and post office. April Lake Mary Chamber of April 13 Commerce. 8 p.m., fire hail. Seminole County Campers April 7 business meeting, 7:30 p.m., School Board, 3 p.m., budget First Federal S&L 330 West awinnatlon. Semoran Boulevard, Altamonte Springs Incite change of April 1 Hi mmage sale, Ascension meeting place). Lutheran Church, Ovet-trook April!! Drive, Cus.sclberr, 9 am to 3 All Souls Men's Club parish P.111, hail, 9 p.m., parish hail. FRESH FROZEN CENTER CUT RIB - . Seminole Calendar s - citizens vrte for this., they'll be I 188 V. oke as a greenbelt and recreation 55 CC27O1e says III going to ;rea.Thbrt'quittipurchieby grow, WC'U have to eventually the city and that requires have d valorem taxes. If Center Cut Loin Pork Chops II -_----- __ - 9cver — - - as . With "realty") are facing an Cclbtrry" lie conUnuedby expected that this will be in the they are voting for. historic decision li the vo3A"1!4 saying, "If y don't hold the referendum onadloremtai min now and keep the golf course its going tago down to goes through - /_ OR LEG b.39 diligently seeking the other facilities In order to obtain citizens of C4SM'lbelTy coin inception as "the tax-free should be of an adequate millage rate. !t ill this referendrn kn1ng what town"—later quallIyln% this f a ct,; for the people - FRYER FRESH FROM MISSOURI PORK BREAST QUAVERS fli The teferendum will be held art f three mills. As soon as Don't your words but by By KATHY NIBLACK Informallon are keep anythitig frc.m the public. as soon as practicable. In the all fIgures and pt*ni an ceUeted, they will be pPwd city th e to 4_ meantiMe, CASSEI.BFRRV—Residenhs l.eI them tefl of Caaaclberry known 'torn Its don't tell them what to do. Yo'i appraisal of the golf course and before the people so thaigothe to - - t CAQ LIS PSIDI FRESH GEOUIAGSADIA WHOLE - Wednesday, April 5, 972-18 The Sanford Herald 2A—The Sanford Herald WednesdaY, April 5. 1972 - ==- Flounder Fillet = - _______ - 16 $ 398 çac 79c lb. $139 - �Wednndij, /r,riJ 5, 1712--3B The S1nf(wd HcraId A...11 Eggnog Snow Light r) //1 TT. ORI D1% F * Quantity Rights Reserved W'4!'d t04'I 513Vt5 COPlIC.PIt QIS!IIltIt/ PIqht Ri.ru(l ..,0401111 F T4I too (r,pI'.II I?/ PRICES GOOD THURS. APRIL 6 THRU WED. APRIL 12 PRICES GOOD THIJRS. APRIL 6 THRU WED. APRIL 12 MORTON ASSOTtD POT PIES IN 6. $ 0 I 0 SAVE SBc 6 pits$1 ., ,& 4 •. '' $ i .: Donuts ','s o O& cp..D. :;100 s( 49c Potatoes Cake . 2 ccc MORTON COCONUT LIMON, BANANA, CHOC. OR NIOPOLITAN CREAM PIES SAVE 56c zii R 1'1twn ,ML4 IN L MtI$ &&Z.! A'I .c.s 15 C? 't 0$ II I(en L Li 'e r . . . . COLA 1 . . . . . . Cleaner. ;'' Mop 8 c 1c . . . • . Pizza . 2 .'S C Ot I ') Rich n L • L ;: S100 B OTT LI S I Pizzas PAX 16-01. c"s Squares. . . • . • • 6 :; 89C Y'1 43 C Cherry Pie F I lii rig Salad Dressing I. ;: 47'c Grape Jelly • • 1 30 Sweetener •.I)0..' $ ..'f' $h • Sci u ces : 85C 'Viicj I1ax . i Spaghetti 53c Pork Roast . . . . . CI 49c Tea Bags . . . . . . ': 63C ; 65C Ziploc Bags Disinfectant 4. A'.$t'. 55C ircish (ciii Li tiers I-1'cI rox . Vanilla Lawn Bags . . . . • 'A'.I I •$(S. 4 ThIs', 5CSTC)'. 4?1 4,9c 35c 79c One Step Wax $ 00 78C Turkey . . . . • • • 3 .s 1 • 03 1 69 59C All Meat Franks ;' 59 Sliced Ham • • • • .. . 69C Pickles...... . : 89c $A'I $(*'. A Pf4A'. S. rU.c A4 I f4 $ 69 TASI C A Fish Sandwich • • . 99c Cheese Food... 1 lAS,!! SIA rI4c4 Cheese . . . . . . . . 59 99c Fish Fillets . . . . . IACI I'. s;Tn'i 5379 Pork Sausage • • tJP4IYIA( 'uO$I U 49c Pork Sausage . . Sn cir. Picnics. . tA rA$l •'tL;&ArI 0:1.. •,r'uARtIps • :&t A ;u FranKs . . . . • , • • 29 Turke)' . . . . . . . . • cF11 "n 1 UU ' CO0ItD ' 'OIt !A'.I $14 C. scuits IF 14A111$AI sUds ..4APPI() s • 'i;Uv S sA4D.IcI4,, As.-'AtII Cl Spread.........c 49c Swi ss Cheese Whole Ham • 4 . PRA. SU0$ ID r,c. 55C 4.1 5 ,. PIUMPOSt CO()4U 1Al.O : C 59 69 89 49 " ' .1 (IIA:() COTIAGI " 79c Yogurt.......5 79c Cheese......2 SAy! !f 4RIA'!OP4t AU!oaPIA 1 ) soo a • POLY BAG Shoestring Potatoes 0 SAVE 74c 6 $ Rr (erily Rr,i ,ito. 4$lWlIIed Prs' F')nd Editor lemon Snow whtwe b.aslr sngt#i1int4 are limflavesred j.latm. CU vPiit.i and lem6n juice has been with us for year, But now comes something now in the snow' rategory an eggnog variation 'litP, new variety. like the old, has a light and airy rrinsistencY thai makes it great to ;ar,e ,f'r i hoartv main course EGNO4'. SN(.'A nselope unflawr'i e''i /4 cups cold titer l/3 cup sugar l/ teaspoon ;ai' 1/4 cup light r iro 2 ?..-9pnon5 hr F''l. I teaspoon lemon III(" 2 0-4.1 whites Eggnog Custard Sauce In a 1-quart saicepi, prink$e the gelatin over 1/2 ip of the titer Stir over :04 ".at until gelatin dissolves shout 3 minutes Remove from neat Add sugar and salt .ir1 tsr until sugar dissolves, stir ;n r'rnaiing 3/4 cup water. rum hrandv md lemon juice (ThlI until mixture mounts thghtly when dropped from .1 spoon T&in into large bowl f .tei'W mixer with unbeaten gg whites and beat at high speed until very fltif('j and mistur' holds its shap. — 10 minut e's Turn into custard cups or a 5to 6-cup bowl Clis1I until fIrm Unmold and serve with Fggnog Custard Sauce (akei 9 to 10 servings; EGGNO( (1 iTkRr) SA I CE I table'spucn -rs?.ir-? 1/3 cup sugar 2 1/4 cups milk 4 PU yOIi t rim 2 tablespoons 1 t(4S)flOfl itrated lemon r:rl 2 teaspoons lemon juire I teaspoon vanilla In top of doamle bu1er thor ougtily stir together cnrnstarrh arid sugar Gradually star in milk, keeping smooth Cook over direct low heat. stirring -urutantly, until slightly thickened Remove from heat. In a small mixing bowl beat egg yolks slightly. stir a little of the hot milk mixture into yolks star back into mixture an double-boiler top Cool over boiling water, stirring con...u.• ....P —....... --; about minutes Remove from heat and hot water, coot, stir in remaining ingredients Cover and chill until ready to serve Makes 2 1/4 cups. BUFFET SUPPER Scandinavian Fish Salad Mustard Baked Ham Scalkped Potatoes Asparagus Soft Meringue with Strawberry Sauce SCANDINAVIAN FISH SALAD 2/3 cup commercial sour cream 1/3 cup mayonnais* I tablespoon prepared mustard I teaspoon sugar 1/3 cup finely chopped onion 1 cup finely diced dill pickles 1 pound flounder or similar fish fillets upoached. Jrainetl chilled and cut into fork-sue pieces I 1 pack.a ge ilo ounces frozen green peas cooked and cooled I can t 16 ogricet sliced red beets. drained and qu.artered Salt to taste 1/4 teaspoon pepper In a large inwog bowl mix together the sour cream. mayonflalle. tflUStJtiI and sugar addremaining ingredients and toss lightly Cover and chill our several hours Makes 112 petner servings. PKGS. MONDAY menu by jileen Peas tN Lrltuc' salad floinc-frkd chkkcri slashed potatut'. (reins rat Biscuits ii. :st'.i : S100 of I ai Greens 3 p Toastees 3 11 00 79c Roach Bomb . . . . Spinach. . . . . . • •• • • • 5 Sausage LRIDGFORD , DIMI 10*1 ,, $100 Fruit Drinks . . . 3 t ,- 1 $100 $100 Peanuts . . . . . . 5 3 BREAD Acre Peas . . . . l4•' P''Al-A AI 1'A A 1.4c. * pc cec 88c Fruit Punch . . . 3 '1°° • •.: 10c Charcoal . . . . . 20 Napkins ! '. • ' 'I ' S k'.' j' P 1 ' •a:I P $ ..Mf '' . . . . • • • 59c • 33c 1: CI 69c Bar-B-Q Sauce • Orange Honey. • $-Va. Guava Jelly . • LOAF '( y$ ,0.f.. $AP.5' Psiof I5O ¶MA o I . . • 4 $1°° Beans & Chili .............41c Brooms . . . . . . . . $119 Pole Beans ................... ' ............................. SlOG $100 4 t • loom 900 Squash 3 S&ev Cof 0011DO40C)IL 10.1 $100 ______________ of OP VALUE STAMPS $100 No I FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. TOP VALUE STAMPS Sto-Pull Cof f ee j,- . . _______________ .. . .....- TOP VALUE STAMPS Peanut Buffer TOP VALUE STAMP! TOP VALUE STAMPS c ' till, •j!.. ''l4.4II*' No I. ..j..s...s..we.................................£.. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. $415'' P9"'.• flZ'P.A menu by 'slid - iii hol. Litucculi UhuuIale milk .fl.P, Ii P1 W 0 Il*4t) r1 Pimento Lheese ..'w.....a ?$lO('A- 23c $100 Carrots .......2 55c Ice Chest . e * 9 9 e Preserves...... '.1' •h)'- A 5A4( ii, 1 't ,,( I- t,,4$T' ''AI, •4','.' .4A.(tJ • 4 4;;99C 9C1 Rutabagas . . . • $100 Sandwich Bread Fruit Drinks . . . 4 410 •$OU jA,,tuI U.J t)I1PI Si.i(l I 54 14'J4 UAITO'A 5(A!04 SA.! I (:tIi iA4I: . .;:i39C Citrus Punch . . 2 3 9 c Dressing . . . . . . Hot Dog Rolls . 2 IS' P P.. 4 5 Apt li U if (-Al'. I(P.5A(( A a •: 2 37c 39c Pop Corn . . . . . Hamburger Buns 2 AstroFROMTurf Mats. •,,t liP( IAI(jI JUVIO CtIAlAltl cOiDIPC, '.'5 . . . . . . 2 3 9 c................... Cantalopes . ................... . . 2 $100 Lawn Chairs . ............................. . . .$399 Celery. r ............... 0 ............. ......... r ru Tirr'T!.9P7 r irrrv TA 4% PS V4ILL AW UE S" I TOP VALUE STAMPSL TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS : : : Cal Liffet i'r.-. Cl.A'.0 4$ : Puffins No. 6.................. A Conned Ham • J. FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. No 7.. A$ •• tH1J APIIIII • • I 0141 1641 #i. I PACI .UPII!1A.0 Sandwiches J lHloA:t I: GOOD 1111k) APi , F -4 . 4 ••.•or .......1............... SANFORD •Silt : CoolWhip : LL) 1144V AML 1.1 NO $$U • u SPA PU 419 E. FIRST ST. ,' A menu by umlec" Stlr-tried s.ege(abks tIaked pout vhop, ltsirapplt thirhrt TIlL ltSt). menuby adittn (irspeiruft salad Meilcan nical loaf F;g uoodk taruntel cutarJ FlIIL). MeN ''ceo Sliced o1uinv'. llatk duughnul% threse urneirl ('anadluin bartiii ('tiller �4B—The Snford Herald Wednesday AprII S. 1972 )dest Price In New York TOM iioi: Writer A personable Frenchman who has presided as chef in some of New vs famous restaurants is running a place of his own wtitre the food Press icacies as soic mcunlere. frogs and smoked salmon The onion soup has an authen• legs provincsle. brook trout and is scam. t;c flavor and the There are some line seal deliCioUs *r.riude such del dishes such is Main madrilene escalopine berm dishes is a can achieve PJ4!, was brought up on Puol a form In a French village called Erce had a mother wh4 was an rzcrptionally good ci'ok, an Interest in food at an At the age of 21 he set out for America determncd to carve a name for hjmcdf in the rcstau rant field, After number of New York kitchen. he Ascended the ladder to the rank of chef, serving in such distinguished spots as Brussels. Ch arnbord and El Morocco lie also served as chef at the rd Nations back in the earv days when it was at Lake Su who so he acquired early age Pujol. Mrs MOt T L % '1 MUSTARD',,R MENTO ., S "CH E T O T POT 'CLEANE S _: SOUV~~* - s 's I z..' DISCOUNT PRICES DAYS A WEEK 7 ITEMS & PRICES GOOD THURS. APRIL 6 THRU *WED. APRIL U * CA N we 've f*r4inqrt ih. es ivN - NO GAMES! * NO STAMPS! * NO GIMMICKS! A. A L Z RTING th APRIL WILL BE OPEN HOURS ' P ££ A A a . a LAC;GTARTA . tSue.dish Pan Cake Torte' I can 116 ounces ' appkiai.re 1/4 cup firmly packed dati brown sugar • a CONVENIENCE . . . . 100 2 SALT • • • • • 20Z 6-01 PkG • "GERBER'S" STRAINED * BABY FOOD ... POTATOES to 0 100 PKGOF too 10 S INGLE TOILET TISSUE • ROLL STARCH . FACTS - ' I INSPECTED. LAZY AGED. FULL CUT I V • *AOD leek.,, r)'ipp.'I A I Istalk celery. diced cut in 1-inch pt'e' white p.ppr Soak peas in cold water right Drain Place in fr--th aut.f and salt RrLng to a \dd pig'; fret, le o kii, sod simmer slowly for 'I hoir f until pig's feet are tender md meat fails off twsnes 'A ham bone or ham shank; be SubStitUted for Pill I feet.i Stir occasionally Alit sausage and rook slowly for tOminutes longer. Remove from fire. Serve hot with toa.cted or punip.rnt$ckei Many t.ai1 fiut.h ru',nk,s made it the I.r i's'fore mrvir4q in order to obtain a richer flavor Ser,'es fair 'stsp _N_D Rou'I' ' R may B '1 Swiss I Spiced Red Cahl'js':' 1 eking '.rup chopped '-(I'fl boiler I medium red cabhimi-, finely shredded 'bsp. tbsp salt 2 ehoIelov.e 2 hay Leavei Dosh of cmnan-r , eip ,,hit, vice ..ir sugir 14 0 PINEAPPLE JUICE .. "SHURFINr 'JNSW'TD. FROZEN GRAPEFR'TI. J"ICE °' CAN 1O' 10' Je O 0 10 Jo "WYLIR'S BEEF (OR) CHICKEN P KG BOUILLON CUBES e S • • PKG "GOLD MEDAL' BLACK PEPPER oz • C AN ,fl0 WAFFLES . o ••. DRINKS 'PILLSBURY'S" • °- Joe PKG. RITZ ASST'D. FLAVORS USDA INSPECTED BEEF 0 S 100 •c . . . •• CAN ••• TALL CAN NEWYORK STRIP STEAK ROXEr to 0 I' FRESH PRODUCE 77 15.1 -KiSNtrS" cHOC.SYRLJP ..,.,...,I,CIN24C IT_V DINNERS IU,S. NO. 1WHITE "111% LOGO (FROZEN) 39c RA ... .. CO WISOILON LOAF 38 29 . ... . . tOtU$ .)NG GIAIW RICE • • • • 11 , • , • • , • • • • 3-LI PKG. 39c IAMA 'SEALD-SWEET GRAPE JELLY ... . .. ... IS-Cl iA2 45 I 'KRAF'T' I ORANGE JUICE 39c (FROZEN) BTL BE SAUCE . . . -. li-OL CATSUP •....... 0 ,-0, ,L23c 120Z, CAN VANILLA EXTRACT — . - "FLOCANE" SUGAR , FLA liNt Co 5 -LB. PKG. C 49 ... oaoz s28c rowir s,4..ao 11 OLIVES ............. 10-0? JAR43 "P(K-t.IA.UIL" SWEET PICKLES . •.a**•S••• • "MufLLta"s' IXTBA THIN SPAGHETTI MES H BAG LB YOUNG N' TENDER ric B 23 7C L, — URGE STALK 1 LEMONS MILWA UKEE iMYONNAISE LPJARK a) rs H____P 1B48 FLA. GRADE 'AI JUICY CALIFORNIA . a a a a a • . a. • (SOLID)17 BEEF LIVER FANCY WASH. ST. cccw pj' 77 DELMONICO STEAK I.S. 1 1-1 STRING BEANS CELERY 27 49c FRESH N' TENDER QT. JAR 58 . .. ...... oz,.PKG. 'ILUE UAL PURE VIO. IL PRO. MARGARINE r U 35cjI APPLES 'lOOO KING- TOMATO DOZ FAMILY PAK . BATHROOM s s -I . ny holds the atnwspheies fac' to •'n' r''' rr1 ?i,- 1 FRYERS tI t:' the weight prrs.iing upon en layer it; a 1w a)' s less than that pressing ip'm the layers beluia. The World Almanac says . I ID 830AM iiP,s SIOAM.IIPSS -F ORT SHOPPING CENTER ORANGE A GATUN AVE MON.SAT .... 9AM.9PM. SUNDAy.,, SANFORD S * 4th & SANFORD AVE 3-LBS. or C OVER - IL I IAM.PM •MON -SAT lAM - I PM •SUPIDAT * 2511' £ PARK AVE. •MON SAT .... BAM.-9PM StiNOAY havin plan SHOPPING (INTER AZALEA PARk *200S SEMORAN AVE 9AM.IOPM •MON-SAT 9AM-I0PM. .UN0AT. BEEF STEW wives I SMONSAT SUNDAY kave' with sick pay when their g babies if the are rnuzndaUuxia of a GovernCommittee are accepted. Ura1r the $lt3 irulliun women waujil have ii paid eight-month maternity leave sod beth p.il-enta auuld be granted the right to day home and cari for sick diikk-en while ment °PARK & SHOP" PLAZA PKG. Men in Sweden will be entItled to it LU-day "paternity L'I1if12k ORLANDO • - Swedish men to get Ieae for childbirth —11urr3- r $1 98 pressure as etl as it :::rctes tc- at seven o'dock we sat down to our meal conatstu( steaka of tea and coffee, and cheese, bread and batter. cakes of varwus kinds, milk and eggs. sweetmeats and peaches. ram and Madetra. A marketing list a few decades later included these items or the ingredients for them: soup, salmon, roast beef, ham. chickens, chops, dewed tongne, chick en pie, croquets, tomatoes, eggplant, beets, p0Litoe3, salad, coconut pie, sUabub, c',jiLwi. choctate, raspberries and pineapples. Researchers have come upon iuggesteel menus for a typical Dutch lamily dinner The cornmonest items were pea soup. him i baked, boiled or 'umked). Duech dressed cab. beige or rood kuol 'a spiced red cabbage ) , carrots and French bean,i, cold cheese, fruits and nt't,s, pwupt'rnickei and Holland rualu- One of the reasons why settlers on the river ate .s.-U was the abundance of food tu be had fur the taking Ventun, wild turkey. trout, crabs, ssters, wild goose, nuts. hune A nd salad greens were ,i.,'nunun before and after the Revolutionary War as imm flakes and hamburger are in LxfJy'i iupsr?arkiLi Wo ft 18, 127 T-BONE STEAK NO R"TN BTL • REFRIGERATED DOG FOOD ueens. writes ".., beef 100 . • •• BISCUITS saucepan until onions are very lightly browned and eift, Add cabbage and stir until it Iook.i inwilted, Combine ,creshents and &W to cabbage mixture. Blend well. Cover and simmer about one hour or until cabbage is tender. Stir occasicaially. Se rves four to tir, The Dutch and early English residents ate like king, and q A traveler in I74 remaining 17 'TOASTY TREAT I I 45c CNE cup wat"r Peel, ,'yitI! .irvt itt''' lt)fll"i Saute OfliOfl and apptt's in OLEO ...........i 6-02 CAN "DAWNFRESH" " 0 BONELESS of water 34 feet deep Gun- In -III 8-02 6-02. CAN pound dr:e 'i Eqis I * 1340W GORE AVE The at wj': jt- ts en the eatti sw fat-c' ith the wi'iglil t'uisaknt ba Laur •,.•, •?$&r P.,%IHtU'4%?J War , "COUNTRY PATTIES" 2.02 "DEL-MONTE" FROZEN 8-oz .•••••• PKG t •s VORLL) ALMANAC - -- us o ARGO' 0 CANS hA) SYRUP taste pie plates 2'OZ "NORTHERN" ASS TO. COLORS - whipped cream sweetened to and flavored with vanilla Makes I sets .rigs Note: Cake layers may be baked two at a time if only twe are available If des stor-d in the icingera (or. bring to room temperature before topping with whipped cream and serving -- NO ,4OiThw00Dr PANCAKE £ WAFFLE stir other Top with NAPKINS Joe • . . IS "ANGEL SOFT- $02 "WILLIAM'S" INSTANT ,,NESTEA,, In a I' or I 1/2 quart sauce remaining layer Shortly before serving spread top with - -- R000 Kfl4')t- SPUDFLAKES . INSTANT TEA per. one on topof th e GELATIN MUSHROOM SAUCE • 1/4 teaspoon ground cardamon 1 cup sifted cake flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 3 eggs 1 cup granulated su;ai 1/2 cup butter, melted Whipped cream Grease four S-inch pie plate and line bottoms with was pa consistency - ---------- ' MARINA WHITE' 'ROYAL" LSS'TO FLAVORS CORN CHIPS ONION RINGS r, together the applesauci brown sugar and cardamom I Bring to a boil and simmer stirring often, until sauce is i spreading abou 15 minutes I II will measurs about 1 1/3 cups 1 Set aside it cool On was paper sift togethel the flour and baking powder In small bowl of electric mix cc. at high speed. twat togriner the eggs and granulated sugar until thickened and lemon Mot Fold in flour mixture. then melted butter Turn batter into the prepared pie plates fLake in a preheated 425-degree cisen until lightly browned on top — 6 to $ nun utes Invert on wire ntis and remove paper Cool Spread applesauce mixture aver 3 of the layers. itarking --- 1111111111P "DIXIE" SNACK TREATS PORK RINDS • CHEESE TWISTS baked in I-inch e plates The filling for this torte use canned applesauce cooked siitl brown sugar and cardamom it a good spreadirg c'Dflsistrflc% great use of a favorite pan tiyshelf food because thish appit filling contrasts beautifully with the tight spongy and but tery layers of cake sent , __________________________________________________ from — W su Dessert pan I O I Swedish — I, S S ire Associated Press Food I..ditor West discovered a lovets dessert — an applesauce p: cake torte Swedish cui sine But taken a hbert wi th it. all In the Interest o making it easily In the original recipe thu cake Layers were baked in cast Iron skillets In the recipe tha - - islfrr now tsp SAUCE.- SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER" much of Cecil) Brossast -- from A R husband has B juncti , headquarters — OMA born pate mai - -- OR WSJ cooking, but - great AC RA whose lamik estraclion. as of in Greenfield. Mass She a insists that she is not excook, but her pressed a Iondness for hrr stuffed cabbage Pujol no longer does be perwnall penises the kitchen manned t two chefs he trained in te French cuisine. Appetizers include son. varied hors douvres. hc;1 cheese, marinated herrir mussels cooked in wine, o sters, shrimp, pn.sculto ham mus • In ft" rnl.s aion the Hudivm arid 20 Hous. tseh' ton River wit the ftwkson (:nrtlanO family for (:onrspet,cut Van to the of a milei inland It wa the ears vast faintly domain that it one border. Although the lan'Ls .-i 10 Wha t!-a " time ernt'r aced more than were clh'ided arvl parcels soW time to time, the Manor the Manor }fnsse an', some .f ,OOO acres, extending for lii -stiatuiliaryhuiktlflgatetlrn"l recnnstncted iii kink they 54 In the bite Ith Cen- k working in a cess capers water lQth centuries Otte such is fasdnatton for Americans who roof of a uittngc c need t gush In 11w hudson River Viii- orthe Van Cortiandt Manor twiwever, Icy. travel so distantly, mist travel tar to see theni ('uptey News nf;e three injinorhat house, gra ce fully sItti There are 1LUD*)N. ON And, depending on our hen , for a thate of life as many of our ,. liii lawns on a gentle sl here, furnished as particuiar. restorations It, lived \', .— European anuquitton tage, we see our ancestral past forefath looking the on of th e CFOcharm a nd In the shape of a column on the ly the thiuxital Dutch and En. they were in the 17th . INthi auii' 'itainIy hold fl ThE BASCOMI'S IL4 time. With family It And English Ate Like Royalty In Early US. LI Pierre Pujol has been oper. sting a smdll bistro with the quaint name Pierre Au Tunnel on New York' s west side for 21 the aid of his wife. years. Jane. and daughter, Jacqueline. that he has created a corv and unpretentious with warmth only a place _3 ornter chivcs, rece of lemon In the Cook about one pound of mu,- crator, leasing them in the spoons fi nely thnpped of a dais) appearance and the co au sin is good here creating twO tablespoons crushed broth Put sauce atop each mussel is Puo1s i rape for mussels In ads in white wine and a little catsup for coloring and SAL'CF RA%'ft3flTE about S ounces wine n $ wine Remove cooled mussels from Good with a white Grave well Use about $ ounces ma' ounces 'Titcri. Cook until with a chilled. "It open — ('001 In ref rig- nnriaise. adding two table broth. serve on half shell ES RAVfl;ori: WE GLADLY ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS..... Is surprisingls reasonable A ~1 ',Dut ch City French Fare At A Mc AIC$aIeJ - I hawing sick pay. British newsboys' image gets a boost The suggestion that a newabuy's Job is 'sociaUy im- acvepfabae" Is a myth, sars Britain's Nswsper PublishIn a report. The survey 3bOWSd that irs Assoc4 .atlon yuong people deliverü mews- tended to be more ac, lIve in the sociAl tile of school, jiat as go Iuwxks as their noitwurking friends. and were Lit no way i,it',d 'iy L'l' 1 iwr-tme sob, papers gut 4MEl41G&) VPt ('(1 Amerigo Veapucci, Italian nsvlgatt.r for wham the Amen- cu were named, was born on March 3. 14S1 �65--The Sanford Herald Stuffed Cabbage Delight I we a re FLORIDA FOODS JAMBOREE Prices in this NF.A Food Editor Ad art good Stuffed cabbage halls offer a change of pai'e meal that; is fllhng. The cabbage s; stuffed with either ground park, beef or lamb and rice and crooked with a tomato sauce The tangy combina trnn as just right to wak' u; the taste buds For thct who like it. serve a of dairy icur cream atnj !tIf rs.hluipe through 14 BUY FRE5HIESS %VU (An TOTE • • P Itat IS , . t brand? To me people, it is reu.k'' .wn brand Quality comes firm-. ____ _______ 'k _______ ___ _______ ______ z • ___ — - Orange Juice 24 Oz. Can Beef Stew icio Per Cent Brazilian Coffee S • fILM n 00 Boneless Roast II Lb. $108 5 9' Pork Roast lLb. Instant Grits "Super-Right" Western Beef Shoulder Lb. $118 Cans tu.rk taut, drained 'p410115 light bfIW11 Aupr /lrupdryred tine I in 'IS mrnes tomato sauce Jaflo Back Bone LI) /i teaspoon dried 59 69' . 'Beef Plate Stew A 49 Lb. 1U) Ph (J Sliced Bologna /1 up morel parsley iirsley .prls In a arje skillet melt 5 r'it?er. add chicken and hrown tsi'aly and ihnrouhIy Mn all 69 ,frs so that parts :re aImt r,ked thr'sih Remove rh$i'ic ' 4)tIi1kI# srn;y with 4.i ,.—• ONUS 29 3 PRODUCT OF FLORIDA ,ril pepper and set as4e I ' To 1rippini in ikillet .IsI4 nion. arhe and carrots (Wik ,r'.ruly. stirrin5 often. until ten' let M remainsn ingredient; ..rept chicken. mit wrIt urn mer until rnciiture .vapnrate' about .1 minutes qp2snn in I • BOz. Pkg. 89" 1 ¶.iitC 'atth salt md pepper Into a 1-luart obkinj jacs h.iklflg dish Ii 112 hy 4 .1/4 by 1 1/I inchei or simiUritenciI iutfl time kraut misture top ,with sthicken Rike in a pre 1Pit,41 4lijegree ran miii ibolit 20 ,rhicken is tender minutes Old Milwaukee Product of Florida - S Grade "A" Fresh Fla. or Ga. I BEER Fryer Parts _____ __ ____________ ____ _____________________________ CLOROX BLEACH • "Super-Right" Freshly W L Itibi, Drums ticks S PS i5P1 5 ½29c 69' Pork Sausage Swanson's Frozen 4? oz. Pancakes & Sausage, 5 oz. Fr. Toast & Sausage, 'H • Lb. 59, (Product of Florida) Copeland's Pure Pork -,: ____ ml. C.,,.. C.,,.. a... SI U_sli I w/C.wp.. & $100 .. f..d .,d.i ____ *Oct. d...n.e *, ApiS S. 572 ____ ______________________ ____________________________ ________________________________ CTN. 6 120z. ___________ OF BUs. Eoo & 'jLbs.& Over Lb. Ground Beef 65t -Super-Right" Beef Chuck • Fish & Cubed Steaks Chips lOOz. . Fish Sticks Lb. g. 59' Detergent 1ii 2 1 Lb. Perch Fiflets Pkq. Lb. Box ____ ____ 14 OZ. $119 Can 29 Chiffon Cake Briquets of 3c Off Label! A&P Instant Filbert's Product of Florida 0 2 1 Lb. $ 3 Eight O'Clock INST. COFFU 1 29 1. SAVE UP TO 1 4c Box 291 '1401. Hair Spray '130z. Can 99$ 5 Grain 101 A&P 1" A% 1 ________________________ Product of Florida ____________ 3 Crisco Lb. Can S 4 iooz.89C LOAVES Jane Parker Jelly Filled Product of Florida) $ 10 Oi Fkg 35 (Product of Florida) Jane Parker Delicious A&P Frozen Strawberries English Muffins 633Y lOOz. 29 Jane Parker Fresh A&P Frozen Bayer Aspirin loo.s. 89t With Free Denture Bath Trash Can Liners ahitei Sweet Rolls Reg. & Ex. Hod White Rain All Varieties • ly Dog Food 5 Bag Cane Sugar 49$ A AL Purina Gravy, Dairy, Sea Nip or A La King i Lb Can 3201.49$ Bti. Polish Dills •• ,t1 • uu55' Polident Tablets Handy=Whip 9$ Ctn. 40's 99' Ann Page QualIty Cz Frozen Cut OkraPkg. Kraft Req. , or (Product ofFlorida) Fresh • Fresh Red Corn Chips 14 Oz. 59C 1/2 cup sugar Pinch at salt 1/4 cup water I can about I unc' pineapple 3e U,11.1, , t srh ci uYi ii cup chopped tuaste"t wasnub In a small saucepan thur uugy stir together the oirnstarch. sugar and salt, gradually isfri water. starring anti VUOOth. Add U1draLflod prne apple Stir cvnsUntiv ]uer rueilium heat until mt.sture cumes 'to a bad uisl ii thiclt and clear. bud tmani&Lst Beet egg wtute until suit, gently fold tn :ovls,1 pineapple misture I't!w Iiti ISRV'CH SUNDAY Citrus Fruit Cup __________________________ Swt, Potatoes 3 Birdseye SATURDAY SUPPER Rice V*&l Marengo Salad Bowl Lemon Spinach Pineapple Fluff Pta Beverage PINEAPPLE FLUFF PIE • Lb Pure Vegetable Shortening Heinz _________ _________ JANE PARKER ROUND TOP • Only691 Heinz Pickles 2For ________ __________ Lb. 881 Bag A&P Pure 8oz. Krink.L.ChiPSOr16OZ.M1ld'flSt Cat Dinners 43 Apple Pies Flaky Biscuits 2Tubes 20'29 1/4 up butter 1/2 cup honey I tablerpoon prepared mustard I t"spolin curry powder 11/2 ui 3 pound broIler-fryer etucken. cut tap In a [3 by I by 2 inch baling Pon malt the butter add honey. (Product of Florida)mustard. salt and curr.w miX well. Coat both *14.. t ctusd%45 pieces with honey misturi as place them in the pan. skin i Oz. Size 4 9 side down Bake in a refleated 173-degree iven 1/2 .ur. t'arn slain side up and 1/2 hour Sari. with rice MakesIservUlD Merlco ButterMe Not or 1 Disinfectant ______ i" (Product of Florida) Jane Parker Orange • 69"_ __ or Assorted Colors ii'' sale ii Ipound .n rut up rruy e LIMP4 fl ?Lic0 if the I pounds broilerfrJer pieces In tither case have 4rumstscki separated trim ______ __________________ __________________________ FAMILY DINNER Rice , Hiney•bak.d Chicken Cbapc.d BroccaU Salad Bowl Beverage Nut CoZe HONEYBAXED CHICKEN Cap'n John's Frozen BONUS SPECI AL! Cinnamon ROIIS0 Tub Tube 49c 'Super.Rlght" Quick Frozen Chopped Merico Orange Danish or Giant 1 Lb. 69 Pkg. Cap'n John's Frozen French Fried Beef Steaks SAUSAGE Cap'n John's Quick Frozen Jane Pa -ker Sail Laundry riiiecl 'h eme "Super. Right" All Meat Sliced Pickle Loaf or Ann Page 79, Rice &Easy • .... 'dium ,re r.vC .Irie rvtnri irjø tlrrrts rat.4 k'1 itl 2 rups iijhtly Quaker 80z. Pkg. p uttr hr't." '. "Super Right" Country Style Pork 491 Green Cabbage Lbs. Lb Fresh Oranges 10 For Only 50 49$ Fertilizer Miracle French Beuerag &uth Wudcuck Pecan Cutive Cake il In Entiliriid thii is called 4 INSTANT FOLGER'S __________________________________ (Product of Florlda) Oxford Park 50 Per Cent Organic Juicy :> Lb. $229 Bag wit' lOOz. $ 1 29 ThS Jar Oup,Y1 I/I cup Ligflt iv4iI) Dash ol white peppe 2 tablespoons plus estra butter 4 slices teed. crusts rsmu.d Anchovy paste * rolled ancha tWit, (from a Reg s?aI s1 clgarsftes Itiru April _______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ 1 1) IJlI!]J1JIi — SAVE •— TOP 32c Can 85 Lyson Disinfectant SOz Boils 574 Lysol Disinfectant Cleaner Ilotti, 55 lIb 434 Lysol Disinfectant Spray ,1 !_ $' 6L11II CRISP a 4 _________ __ ' Nabisco Premium Saltine Pickle Patch Pickles kaepwac.ningfunfvom So. nOa Jar seat eggs slightly, add cream and p.PP.r and b*4tW combine In a Wtncfi skillet uter law heat melt the 2 tableapns butter. add c'gg mlturv Lu &ckeQ and 'at .,ur :,_,i'gsa!i 'a,' t like Meanfle toast bread, spread g.n.rusasls wi th PRODU CT OF A. —Ef--4I becoming WdfUIS! 59 END £ Smokey Says: 54 'I I,' Aar Cured S iced [.IlgZ oodSuq (Roasted in Florida) 29' Eight-O'Clock Arm Page With Noodles or With Rice Chicken Soup 5 butter. l'INNER FOR FOt l I trim Asparagus Sou; Lard Chops Mixed Chinese 't'gt'tktJt9 Rolls '?acc$ate Mci.isse Bet eragtFRESH ASPARAGUS Sot" It s a prrtt. pair green Color sri ran be served hat or cnI1 1/2 pounds fresh asiarapi 1 I exspoan minced onion I teaspoon salt c-an 132/4 OUTK'esI broth I I/2cups light cream [lash of whit, pepper Break oil asparagus stalks as far dossn as they snap cauh. discard tough ends Wash italk well Cut asparagus crosswise Into 3-inch pieces Into a mc djum s4uritlan turn the a' paragus, onion. salt and 1/4 cup ol the rucia'nmbn*)icvverand 1 boil r"11% until a"raps are tender - about IC) minutes Turn into an electric blender and blend until wscmth Stir in remaining chicken broth . cream and pepper Heat it 51'Ufs is to be sen-ed but. dull it soup to to be served cold. Makes abc'u14 1/2 c-ups Qt. Product of Florida) CASSEROLE SUPPER Taglianni Casserole French Bread Salad Bowl Canned Pears a Is mode with Qoeolatr Sauce An interesting combination a ingredients E 11/2 cups canned pitted ripe olives I ounces taglianna lent 1 quart boiling water 1 teaspoon sift 2 tablespoons butte cup chopped oman 1 can IlS cr.mc'es' tomato sauce I can 112 ccesi wt*olr-aerneI, cam. drained I 1 cup diced cheddar cheese Drain olives. saving liquid. ' chop olives coarsely Cook tag Iianru in the boiling water the salt for S minutes. drain and rinse with c-old water Melt acid onion and cook until Wit but not browned Add to- I mato "WV, ram, olives and , 13 cup cl:vetiowdtocmiosmand mills well. and cheese 'Turn into a ihallov 2 1/2-guart baking dulh Bake in a preheated 3&-degrre oven until thoroughly heated a minutes servnp 'Super IIqiiI'' Corn ed Western Beef Chuck -Super. "Supre.Rlqht" SuperRgh __._' wrr Origin Boneless Roast (Product of Florida) 4.1u1n4)sIV IV'tI r *t '.i KRM . _______________________________________________ ____________________________ The idea o quality prate brands i't't new at AL P. They'reon'ofminy - i Prices ln this Adareef lot ii,,throtiqh Stan., April 9, 191 In the Sanford A Mart Pinecrest Shoppinci Center Hwy. 179? at 7191 St ii I a ALP Private Rrandsagoodreassnn for shopping ALP' it is a little ftirtI5tfl • ' r , 491 and rhfrkfl are IIh A°'1 . - Tropicana Fresh and by golly. we're proud of it. rFAR Ct;Rlt;S (4'b(,K _ lb. literallymillionaofdoltnrs Asa matter of fart., it's one of our oldest policies- p'iusnI the two IOtI.dtn' 4 jh.i. but now I think th?r' ri;RV' S .4"fI1Ily tasty UP TO 8 ifthiswai'ttruehowfoolisbwe'dbetoin'est,aswehave, ,thout quality conoI,adycouldproducethetn for u.t r,th.? repe tn this P,irtafifM I hod never (11011111`11M sAy lAG 29c I.P•1 C.i.p.*... 5BAG & $S00.. r..w 4 u_sill cS luilI•i t5' ApI $, 1572 _____ — if sit we WLML"d were produrtawe could sell cheaply A __________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______ SIJNNYFIBID FLOUR _______ — —'— - U To us at ALP, it's the opposite. minutes Remove Gently sep arate leaves, drain on paper towels. Heat add diced bacon. Saute anion. Turn into a bowl with rice, ground meat, egg and e I I Ti seasonings. Mis make the balls, put a small leaf inside a large leaf qloan 2 or 3 tablespoons fal mg in center. Place the filled leases In center of a damp towel O1 napkin, bring leaf corners together and twill fu-ml, Repeat until filling is used up. Tie balls with a piece of soft string. P 1 a c c stewed toniatocs and toma1c sauce in pressure cooker Arrange the cabbage balls: in the sauce sI)o not till cooker over • full Ciwv cover secrurc'13 and cook minutes. C c o I irooker at once C,e hot cabbage balls of with sauce and tr1 dairy sour cs-earn, a desired Makes 4 to 6 servings n4 hired it v Mich 14 P. if y vi .vrrnld Øv' afl p ______ __________________________________________ with selling pnoe first in importar,,-e;,nd quality for the11asig is • S Coupon SPECIAL ______________________________________ -I ____________ ___________________________________ — • ' dit'i' MW1 • .-pani(ns I think you1t Ilk,* r' fotIowin recipe bea9v, the definition of 5tii%OfltI1 Salt and pepper I .an (I pound I tomatoes I can JA ounces) tomato sauce l)atr sour rrram. if drsltcd rt from lrwrrt head into a I.WC "Super-Right" Corn Fed luper-Right" Western Beef h.,swate4 .f:AR F ui April 8, 1972 . asponn poultry - Team Chicken & Kraut y (iEIty Rrw*it'ffi# By AILEEN CL%IRE STlrtTu CABRAGF BALLS I bead cabbage I slices bacon. diced cup chopped onion i ru cooked rice I pound ground pork. lamb ii bed 1 egg. beaten Wedr.4Sdfl1, AprIl 5, Wfl-1R The Sanlocd Her,ld Wednesday, April .S, butter and tightly with the halt 51' an- diovy " cut each slice in Place scrambled eggs on toast strips, garnish each with an anchovy . ales 4 sersIngs . 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Swiss Corne..7FromFloriida oThg ...i.. •. 0..... far sb.d a Longhorn Cirnoso ........ Fe-1- it~aesVou - . , S..*d..IIp-W.•pd P.......d tb..:. ..d . I __ . 69' HornojonodMilk ......59' ,. , • 's/3")J/ "j ') 154~ 3,/4 i - ' 79d , Shoulders S,t Delmore 0,01% so 10#001 19 Head & •., Pork Steaks PorkChops any style 6 •,,1h 2 at Soft 4 • üpt Nk Ro;J;itk(ly : Ilk \ filet II at JAMBORM EFAFOOD 41`6 - FLORIDA FOODS WHEN YOU CLIP AND REDEEM THE COUPONS ?UUA 49- Juice Sathroom CIe.n.r save - Wednesday, April S. 1912-9E3 The Sanford Herald ____ Cb.i S.,As-D.. Pisaus pigs* Wilk clilooliet 3I.S d.e...ceo 50.411 SlSs .• __ S eenSt ps feefools clialies Dip �O&-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, AprilIS. 1972 Benefits On 19F - flj - - V c.scT I - . _- I - es. pa t. "we tielpated In mint training esercises at Fert Hood. Tex. A I1 graduate of Crooms High School. Harris has completed Dye" - '.- . - wers.and gifix Thicrnonn' \ Z ___ _.Immmmmmmft- w, . - - • - - - . •- - . . ' . . ., - -...r----- - _. - --. .. ----,%.-___._-, - I- ~ --_~ i~_ *_~ __40w_ -1 - -_ --1 ____ _____ .-. 1 L . _ . V__ - --_. mw_ RiDE around Sanford will highlight Shipping point -rnun for Tuesdity, April 4th AM sWes the Just Us Club's camival Saturday. netured i th,. club I' Sm "' on wC "train" o.i M Robert Brourn, Michael Jones, Lisa Anderson - W II - - F_:. ~ 2~ good quality, unim othww1w stated. Preronling rharces extrit U - professor of mati-lematics, at Ni (%arehouse Callegt. Atlanta, In Aug= IM he w assume of ttairmaliship L depart men t. rnat.ernat1rs lk'niamm received his Ph.D. applied rnath .rnat University. Snu - Catihage - Demand Fair, Market Barely Strad~. - - - - . - - :- / . . Merritt, and her grandmoth&, sacks. loose pack, large size lriL Duwy Brmm, during the - -- CwII - Sninose Coun?y.• s ws" in accoramwe with The Slot,"Ps. 'ro *111 srcl,oh 965 IN F ,o,.da Slatutn 1TV S Louis R "&FOY Gary Q ary"olift r ' - - - I Terrell of Mrs Catherine Rochester, N.Y., Li apcnauq a . . ' 15. 6 h few A d fcw days with her daughter, Mrs JuanjLh Redding, and grandchddren. Mm. - Mium Cabbage -Demailld Steady. Sow Mark et Wirebound crates. wrapped_, 24 count V'.50. niiIt tI?1WICUe525,esmob. r-.s.i &.uwc es ___________________-- In the . ,•. in P.bet, N. 5443 II? r Etteteef HUGH BLAIR ana rnAwcles j SLAIlk hit wffo. E-. &~. rWVrdan?S NOTICE OF SUIT TO CARL 0 GAFFE. JR ifcC "W"" anar"IL I Le90I Notice IN as: 19slaft of O.c.as.' Claimi . Diøieedi A•effisI laid TO ALL CREDITORS AND PP' titet.: SONS I4AVINO CLAIMS OR of ,-.• are I4fvov 'PØ •fl AGAINST SAID MANDS notiftee and required to Pr@SWVI &MY ESTATE: claim% arse oomands WAIC14 you, or yc,~ iml raC4, of yov ary ftvrrt,~ ViThilf of you. "%&V havt against T"* Wit," arsd re-clu;red to prts*ftt &nv gslate at 04AROLD K. SEAPAAW, claims and d"naft" W"Kh You. or OK "d. lot# at said County. It I" Vilhe Of Vft, may havo against the County Judge of Seminole County. ntale of VILPHIA SHINE, Florida,, If? It'S court off oic- as, tat# a? said Coi.vitv. to Pt'S hou" of saka County at Santora, Cou,MTV iwof of S,aminclo, CoV"IV °"°°.Florida Leacutrie of _____ ____ _ - _______ I __ ! shave)I to fled ttII be void. _ -.-;, - io - - IF - -d . s - t"r . ~ :I - -- . Ii Longwood Saturday branch. Children will break the ground by diggft for ca& ...... -I aflg ~ - _~_ ~_ - r • ..-. - S I __ ~__ - __- ____ - - I .I__ __ ~ 7 - _ t I __ -..... -. - . . - er: ritien tco" DsçsSq Clerk . --- -'' - MR. ANI) MRS. B4XIAMID J. AUU-tin, ,%ith Marie and Ben~amin 11, from Atlanta, Ga., were housegueras of the;. -jother, Mrs. Katie B. Sandifes-, over the Easter holidays. (Ma.x-v&HakinsPhotos ¶P4OWA$ A ICIER *4 Si*'ef I ee' us' Office ba 1344 V13 mornilto Av"W SMATIord- Fiark" IVY) Altornry ftw VVIrlwim Mh' . . ApI-Ii s, .:- VE7B p ,. DEC ii i 's, WITNE$Smypflda,ld,,'S ,,,., ot tn's tour-? on March' I3tIt )PP2 1.i)M4' A ..PEER C ,' COURT SEAL) SPIEl? & SPUR aayi4UR H. BEC*(WITM p e. W44proolio Av~ . Wb4OA Dc-'l throw am*#, -jw4vi,. 11) Samorg, FIW40 3VII idif Items Wt Mom quickly Attwriolrli Our PlIpp"ttf 12 372 1"aaai.''Aoeicast,nv P cog Ad Vner "n ote IV . itS AS Cleft 91 ft* CgWI AV 1!14" $ccrp 09PLOW Cwk April 5 Pu*• MCØO 15, 72. Will DeBit _____________________________________ and acsomp,nIq Dy a antdt3ilar andeuch tibim . . - ' - ' " 77' .1: . Ilpqii I, - .-,. - . - 44at .• .- - _ .- - . k ____ - TH E END OF THE LINE community of Weathersfield, on SH 436, west of Florida Bureau of Law Enforcement agents, assisted by Seminole County narcotics 1-4. Those arrested are shown being escorted to authorities, this morning arrested 12 youths the cowity jail and in the interrogation room ranging from 17 to 23 years of age after a raid L. I •.A £ el. Soutti h S Seminol e on a nuUSC iQcai.-u i n usu So before being placed in a cell, (8111 Vincent Photos) ---------- were from Fallowtrig a change by [Avender. the new - W1I lights at near School will be 7:15 to 5:13 a.rn. and 2- to 3-15 pm. - citizen& sinco 10-Aly fatrid state Law were for highways. In ow tj-4se hours during witi& . -4 request from Ov' *& to Provide some Instances even in the nudrunance to a paMan *( SR is operating are not light highway annexatiotm charUr dy the hm"whIch 46 which was abandowd an of the new coL He CotUp Lite rt.nst prolfctlon for rather than the State law. said there are no county 5.1$. en. cuoi.0 thtt Granvilk Brown, mayor e uirements to maintain Davis reported he had con- rC.1 the North Lando BerAdict, district abarlidonied state rand . conversatinn following the tacted C. A. In other comments tm the meeUng of the CALNO Couwd engLrxer. Stato Department Of wid road situation in Seminole, with Longwood's Mayor Ken,, Transportation. DeLitnid. Chairman Greg Drummond q For Running Mate had asked for a survey. ft recommended a resolution March 10 conduc d informed Da commanding Ran Eugene the . vis Beriedct assistance in has no departmental Mooney DOT . .i .WOoiOfu, r and refused to answer a question campaign for the April 25 Mu- sachusett-s. Wallace didn't men- from the press concerning ' with a news Lion Mauachuaetta. h Its In whet Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, who City Camw to tam ft klm conference in HostOli. ran a disappointing foiurth be- tical action corntemplated in the CAwge - n flCssi Drown -. dent In 1972, although some his friends still any he could be of drafted should 11he primaries fail to produce a Democratic early choice at • wins the Democratic presiden- zuiton the City of Casselberry's s a Bar-BFor example, there' Que honoring John Polk Sheriff of Seminole. Ul nomination. top California Humphrey unite the party, and that, as a A Hwnphrcy reportedly feels where he told an airport crowd financial tiupporters and te - - Priest's Jury Deadlocked that Kennedy would help him of several hundred he would en- they had given him a vote of side it the county attempted to ter several more primaries, confidence.force Casselberry' s hand over a Muskie added he would wage dispute concerning Red Bug s the Minnesota vice presidential candidate, he possibly Including Pennsylva- senator mentioned Kennedy at would be somewhat Insulated nia, where the voting will be all-out eforta June- Davis Om contacted John Altamonte. here In Seminole. the Mid mpermtentlent i-'eoI ' tmm therr to !he -ib~actinn change. The former hours nf r4ww2tian use of a state law declared tin- Lavender and County WIULSIn Bush some weeki ago if constitutional tome years could be previously. -° the changes requewi u effect All the annexa tions Urider S an -i.L. rilgineer H-HH Woos- Kennedy ' Changed . ___________________________________ -----_-------------- not Con f e d era t e I By Al" the legality of returning road arid bridge funds to the cificit for Hours fr,r the Mv-hing light At territories the board considen Bear Lake Schoat will be to have been illegally annivied. ft wish" Of The problem stems from changed to med area. annexations accornplislieti by the residents of the County the cities nearly three yem J . C. B-n. ago, in some instances tiu-ough Davis asked , meetthe July national convention in runner-up in Wisconsin. new emerged from a two-twa However, some morithis ikgo home to Montgomery, Ala.. ing in Chicago with 60 of his top Nqrth Orlando agreed to jotn a Sliami Behch. .-wp K;wu%er. *low up aeoung timuls under feda,ml W"mp By LEE UNDER Associated Press, Wrftcr Road annexation. s ll Gov. SignB ng , Headlines Lo stripped the governor's pt-opus- in Development Corp with .• inember tioarx! of directors. of ii provision which would -------.--- ----------- ------------- More I "umise') voluntary public testimony, while the center's ilIiil.%tlfldad superintendent niAye. II 5. 1.11 recovers £5.%.UV5.S from suisi Co ty Zoo Operator ThankI'on"" thoseof i • ou who •• did have your nvaudgsisa Ott in a-rn. Ma>beU the slight fog this we tart to blink our lights at I" Al those maybe we can get them into the habit and maybe save a life ,.,. ,, II aiiiCIs&. SOUTH VIETNAMESE forces fight on the northern front In the central highlands and north of Saigon. U.S. planes make more strikes In North Vietnam. yours or mine? ____ . Never, never again will LOBBYIST Dita Beard told Rep. Bob Wilson that wvw I orchid . . or lavender .. or as s mauve Mr. Derby says it' (pronounced fflQlC) ii (t) she wrote a memo linking GOP wnvention . tevti antitruste suit, financing to settlement of the 4 According f of to , ,, it Wtiiiinis Its a rieoiulrupr plant with small frag.ant purple - -I I I S' JII kwks WrOAA W me, .houh If?7 CIE* in 'S the congressman sayis In a Baltimore Sun In- t.erview. L * A -Da Week s s • - remain, Meyer ) added. The commissioner P'as active in kee Ing the iou n DIII SCOTT . Willia Mae flood, Santud ,ttut*tcliicI too operator, 10' ever s high 53 low 60. PartlY WEATHER - -Yesterday' 78 to 85. Low through Friday. Highs cloudy J tonight in upper jOS and low fi'Js. Fair and dry the nation today, marred only by showery and . , since the City CormntssWn announced a year ago its totentlon to phase it out unless a s ex and operate the at- . trac .w 303 Ci't . Editorielconunent I 1511 .,.. . 4A Iuui ,wr 't.s Mrs Hooti ode concerned"about this decision I lorascops ........... - . - , 1B employed by the city. 1 Meyer said he hail Uiscuseed to leave the zoo after she tt Hospital notes ............IA IW(kfta IA the ji..ettet sitli Jeitug&iit dod it deotctt Ii )ears Li I UIC ositiiii . I'ULIIII. . - airs. ..... was dis&ioaeu that to gIo "1 told her I was sorry she botiey flow 1hv wftkgtvj ff wouki low 11 Sports _ . ... .. , IDA-IIA was leaving and i1e, told .., .... r SH require hiring simther a partshe could have Saturday anti TV - IA tone per-son Sunday etu:-h week she would Vege table market oll - .. s on the move again * Economical. Mazda' Gas - saving d get kind o a young bu'4 1600- cc overhead cam engine a Young, fast styling • Hi-back bucket seat's • I rnt.iis Orakos • Lvt disclust. Arnold PIUL*II4I ,,, - .--.-.. 4 animals which wvcv born then. & 5.1 a LI wur At present, a part of woflis 37-hour wetk but each day. City Slittwer W. E. I Knowles - -- -. - ' with __Ik k~4 Ub - : -.. .C,'...t lovi ng giv e 1?L'OflhIdCt her resignation end A rea Ce .. w care' to the wo as Mrs. Hood remain with the too If she could Bridge ....... Caleoda' ................3A has %,monats'ated In her many have a five-day work week i ui•.................years t at.lua 11A-13A Mrs Hood submitted her Meyer stated he talked __ '. .ft Gordon Meyer today she would resignation W*dnesday to C311dcs - - - - - I ......... I 11A -I I 5fl James Jernigan dlv narks and .,rOUWOl'u PUUt. .......... P . . I ..... fit. Crane 12A recreation director, effective I .. - -I fina nce . . - ---- - -- -- ---- - -- lÀ i ,,j A .- - 6 5 k liII.IiL ......... windy conditIons In the Far W(iSt, movemle ft int. n HOPFJ.S to adjourn the extended 1972 leg gislative seslon on time focus on the nitty gritty issue f euiiiCSSiO,u. 8081111 a nervous collapse. 6 • New Ma a Youth ' ______- A PANEL Investipting alleged cWId abuse at Miami Suntand Training Center apptals for - ' ooi. .aos premier Wang Hang cut off all his whiskers and thereafter bCCIII1C shave Laotian. (O.K .....No or-are Estalt to Ur-ty L#s4w%ti, d4w,*sod g Swofford predicted the lungwood law suit is only a beginning to similar actions against an the Seminole muni-. ctpalitle-sIleaddedhehasbeen Informed the County CornmlsIon will file law suits questioning against sour . . ... Sis n a s 1111 be at draft board The wo rument:s att..rt Mayor Brown. of 1xingwood. Country Club on April Mh. a private session fast month in front possible antagonism re. held the sanie day as In hlas. jachmetts and Pennsylvania. Berrigun ritmam ui pnson = prm that antiwar p6"t Pbillp prior to adjoummtnt od Twenty-five bucks a head. Sacramento and has referred to suiting from his 1969 auto acci. ttr, Berrigan &W six oU*n form&J other cbargm while bad h" meeting of the CALO Council too .... and I'll betch* there'll be him by name at other fund.. dent on Chapaqulddick in which been plot to kidnsp pmidwatial aid# inig decuntimted for the remain. conspiracy that inchaiett a of Local GovernmIents. warned *nothing but Standing-Room- r*6i1IK mirttings arc,urrud tM a young woman secretary was fendarlb until the liuverni killed. representatives of the other Only w a country. Henry A. Kissinger has resulted merit With victory folce nt offter. South Seminole cities they are Meanwhile. the various r4w trtaL In a deadlockAKt jury. • a "all in the same hopper with Democratic contenders spread behind him, Sen. George The t: s Onct Ctu-tjury o found BETig The onsin to raise McGovern flaw to California out from WmWednesday 0 raise money 9 t3.su. i more money . guilty on seven cusats Involving .iddttd its guilty verdkt1i "Longwood s being used as 3 Gotta hand it 10 the BAP- fronts in the cxintinuing pre-con- his continuing drive as his wife, letters =w"W in and out of WildnamiaY to tk-c am it had rvTAliIIASIE. Fla. (A1' have allowed the state to Issue test case." Brown declared. Eleanor, and former Kennedy I think that they're ventlon rjjp5w battle . ,, rncd .misy, but said it cauki prtwm but failed to atree on Salinger launched - Gov. licubin Askew has $200 million in bonds for con. "But we 1"I our absolutely Kennedy has said .e will no not agree on th. other three ns 1,506-word co piracy count . sncd into law a bill scum" up structlon of public housing. ap. smarter than U.S. Navy for damages on run for president or vice preii. the South Dakota in this 10-count in. that was the key olement in it* counts ii state corporation on housing Its fl good start. There's no patently comparing City hetfofCm'fr.Ap' -ew Jensen, & dictm'r *at. iv'i-si IfOVttfltflCEh S CISC. w ld prepare a ck now," said one f Attorney S Jo that ou ba 12-year turning seph Davis Jr to * the chaplain who was acquitted -That plan to eliminate substitridard the governor's aides Wednes. Mack N. Cleveland Jr.. attornty NW100 U( the juvir-j ,v,,u,'u Iasi week in a cvurt-mArtial on wilfully seven dwellings. (in). L'TUUT*flL Un the ca.t&' for Mrs. June Lormana, who adultry charge. . ' ., and knowU14 Y. 4nt however, the Legislature The measure creates a )IOU.S. filed the court action against - not so ieo 1-,IiI be void K.Ien t. Anc)ftisry Adminialretrig of the - . political sicenie, don' t forget M. Kennedy high on the, Ust of pruspective running matcs if he t"WbAded in thia wition. De Atory*vs 'a' P(aiqpt,4f t hat aSSlStafl(-P be given to thi (Ity of l,ngwoc4 In the law suit conthe challenging . . . . Pbetng focused on the national ct-s he considers Sen. Edward nominee for .nrtgp. flv~ Marlho 1. V*&Wn - - was iii. statement ni xation, sri ' Ti.qo By CARL AP Political Writer I. .11 Sea. Hubert 11. Humphrey is Valle mitist of the attention is telling potential financial back. n mudef"moso ske"o *IEU310, Abovervamod rninws by their nwillild O*td 1W.Wrod It pro.sont 81,17 ou-iowing noin" Awns W"'ripw ,s east 11164r~qrrollifp StW017W, H"WY 6 Koningity, has claims and demands wfl,ch you, or pa"Pt W.0044 aTEM and Wolf it, 4,,-;*"C@ Carpeting ill Lv'ng Room. sjll 41313k. Nulan. E.,rauil en all. been Stud in ftu$ Court and vow are •"t' Of you. may Poa,e against to. 'I'll 1 0 coic, a Default Judpfnen' be e5r-sC apattat you. 4cr $* tWIIc? C WV5I Cty Of yo.j.' IltatS Of BARNEY LISIE*SKI. Comfwl Pat vs'nce PEF lit. Wan. Tfv' ,, Saoroeins written said Petitlol! I? CII!, to f on Said Sale is to toe made Pc saSs.,' Wail Cast.' csasae (ale of 5mb County. to ff4 WITNESS my hand and official m, hr-fyi) nt tAlc final WITNESS my hand and vfflcial psflhlonoq's atfortwy, ROBERT 5(, Co.m$y Juegs of Seminol. Of hole Court at Sa-$r ) Sanfd. SEGAL. of ROTH, SEGAt. 55I F l (SU' of This Court at i. orida, a? tois ø,k in D* court Sentinale Cmjfflr. Fier4a, this IV M LCVINE, 140 bw" co'" sirm. h*'"* 04 Sold COvntr of Sanford, 10mlr`046 County, "V06- this W" ARTHLIN HP fircl(WITH, JR - *tIIsl.p Sill CO V of Mar.'-. Ai- - twa Florid.. 1573 - Boa ' Clerk of Cir cuit dour? Iand*, Flo.14 day Cl March A Calendar noritM Moiso Samov-1t County, rwiap ($*all 320M O"'b~* ^Wit I?, 197L and from lhor I'mo, to the f"st Xv";C86W ARTHUR 14 DECKWiToq. jot Ipis r,of,c. of #11*M#*f#9wt81 with 1914 Chimilial this Of martfta T. V,tl-m ARTHUR H BECKIN1104, JR * 7-0 rovi*s of each rfAafi qilrw wo', ,,,v -co on CW0 of Crrcw" LWA of Ciflc;w,000%.ry Clam Court all PetI'oersanorIwvevim.i..a,,,y Cart stta ridsiva$t5f.t,,f4p1,,of,E,,4d,., OMisrv'%. Orin'v. 5• l I'E'tYOl.f' &opr-Semiris" • We$ h.?" *4 If , . ___. In - sued, "Don't be surprised if ym have -,.,Swofford night as he nnounced he win - ON ThIS DATE IN HISTORY IN RE ''LI Ob".b( IC, Prtigr,pr, I ti'.c, a' Ccu' Cctur' c# S,,'ncoe arturo. Ciri Ac,pt .n of KAREN EILEEN If' lass cai .5 the Cavaty aliC n1L,j$. .)WNBERG flu .0. Iris •a°ana c.wioao (sun'v Iior,m encumsisfing , 5 Re5pond.nt,anCyoa'.r5Qulr,dfo property, lying and b5iflg If' fOfbO*irç oascri S.mlnOf, County. F1w-4. pour-tv, lying 0071EN.a minor. JOHN BAXTER fle Ior- answer or DV'Sn Sen,nei. County, fiorire. and being in Seminol. COUSuP. 01.1hTEs a "o'. ant NANCY In eroa.te. ,.,, to hoe PItl. 1w D'sIuh.an ° LEE OUTTIW.aminof,bvHENRy Is,.. Estate . Lot IS. 510CC A. MALIBIE fbOflda. howl: S KENNEDY. The, 5?ep4tp,,q Mrrapr wIth' ft, Ciess *4 sad SvDRES FIRST ADDITION, •c BARNEY LISIEWSKI LU? 2$. Block S. s.Dnt Secl. Coufl.ancs.'veac.opyttisrouf upon NOTICE OF ACTION D..'nwold. according to tn ias .-oing to pill thereof as r.cuco.o Deceased laid 1114"I'laww. of his 8"Orywy- 4#% Plot 5"* U ~ A co ft* "I,c "WWI. as recordod in Plot DO" 4. 10~ FURMAN MARTIN OUTTI!N, To AM Ctodi,Wii and p"Wes l4svivip THOMAS A SPEER- CPO SPEER 9 ft-colds of Seminole County. Pago 30. of Mo PuVic Records of JR- *11064I Residence is Uf*",)", C161MIS Of Otmeals Agolarst Said SPuR , wtb.)5. adOrns 1 Poe! YOU ARE NQIrIED theq • Eua. Samino; Coun',, Fior .oa . ..L77 money, either!) Av"Vt. 52wor . Irwhu .. wn, and it you or b"OTT Apr V 30M - -- _- - titis ground-breaking ceremony Notice BY (lIi Scot? SemInole County. 1'( AS5OCiAIIOf.4. • car- WPI*5S a5ffl if P0 10. *344. 113 F la Ida Depis p Class per i!&of orp,n.zpd and ci sting MCVnOI,e Avet'e. Sanford. F lace pursuant to the (awe of the Unilof 37111. on or Dclv. April II. 1173 and Publish, Mar-ct' 25 April i. *2. Ii. SIENSTROM. DAVIS 34 Well S"ort 4, MCINTOSH Vein of A"Wito. is Plamir" end it y- to" to 00 lia a ortaut, Im Von! Long Wanct,. 110"t"", kvIll I* Omer" agawal DEB 121 Pmf 0"'Co box I= FLIGENIA COLTER, & single %*,* Jor"Y rwida State Bank women, Is Ortandaril, In* " yft and O*Ch of rou. W "* I~ You re Pwr-vop, PIOtFIIed 't011 a stiff dr-siOn.d. as dee Of the sbOvS di'mafldad II' said Complain? - Suite 73 Pi0. Our- DrovWIt Cp,if'SI VO in fIt. styled Court. will at 11 The rature of this Suit i to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. *1114 Sanford. Fl I,7tJ7I JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA A? .ruty% for PshltIG-,,, CcuI' Court, E.g''ee ntt' Judicial £5/ ,.. fpl.t. a t.rtCln tp p.. itr. c,. •' PD i.m rwIt Coun p j,, a r and Iliad Jvlv Is, 1571 IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY P u ti' M.rc'. Ii 22 31 *0' I ,c ttr, CIVIL ACTION NO ?; X3 0roca. it, Civil Actom AID 72 33 11r. be"- 1W cfth. of the fro" (wev) and F-Dro" In O"iCA&I now -. , . -- . btroin 9 a.m. until 12 noon 'Sic Agw a-ee -. I t have to check that birth NOTICE 05 *i.TIC),, iT At ( Of FL OR IDA I PIILDA 0 ORWBLSc1 . ____ certificate and see if I can't . pemade Gib Edmiords, of First ~ -' Federal to let me bring my my ~ m.i - -- - . Jeoparity .-. __________ _______ _____ - T m(.rilC ' ,- I, - -; .;•___ 2118I=IwiiiiiiIi ____j them. cli?) ,-WH W BLAIR and a a NC s J. BLAIR - Let 12 Block B LI1ILE Wik WA ESTATES. NUMBER t2- . C -- - attending this clam. I'm certain that Mrs- Jones would welcome your prestrice .... and your rebuttals to some of my cha:Vs. t Might have to use two lass rooms now that the urrip has bftn made to City tflblite to slaii polar bw Le 1~' . these students were interested In the goings-on of our locally•lected officials. n view of the fact that I do I use many of them as classic examples, I believe it's only fair that if any of these politicianS sfl 8 would be (nteresk THE IN THE cLIl JUDGE. SEMINOLe COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN pPO$ATI. , -- - t-'o(-lc fl the toor vw. Brown int,rptmtlIfl U-.. t not are handedi pers"I matter but titer m,wning a,wi ' -........-'. Never realized how much .' I - - First go around was this past Monday at 8 a m and we'll kI( with ttagaln tomorrow at 1pm ______________________ MARC.ARC1 COWPSELLY. whose Estate of . c viaS'SO' as'd As aOmnis?ra'of 'I rCofOd in Porn? act* 0. Pap, $2, Wlrderwedit. H$IF*5. WI?'O New volt. 11TI the Estate of 4. Pu`blIC AVCVC 00 &III'Mir-Olt CVJMTV, and Woodman. P.A ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 'YOU Robtrion, Altan. N.Y., and Mrs. decoasod SHINE, VILPHIA ~ / .Endive Excarisir - Demand that AR'TmUR A CONNELLY has Flo"Ica X4 Eat,i New England Avrnut T Hulon Ray .1ranie Cuevas. of E"', Slow, Martel About Steady. timo s t,rr.iw it%tt*cit,--Lit-cotwtof Nn bef- qio"c itoame Yov and you P 0 beli am Attornoy of Law we required to s4rve a ropv of Your Wirlier Pars.. artim, 24 count 112.00. Ikaf semirale County. Florida. for P 0. beit 2251 MofV49*.aOub?e wrinPit OI4P?TI5, It ally, t It on Flor ida wit ' joyuitile stay It. you in our fair DI FirIda Demand Fali- MIIIkeI PSA!PiLPS LCOEB, Attorney 'or Ilie M.arch 2. 25, April S. 12. P,'t,Uth Mar-ct' • r,n-SC to serve a copy of your 73 75 % ri" "-, "' Stead, 4-5 bushel crates, few foantoft. whoi. .cdr.n.s $uflr O5. .. on S i? pt., One Norm Once Avenue. Of 10ndo. DEB 151 sales $2.00. Romaine tie. JOSEPH DA V IS, JR.. of STEPS DES 71 DR. GEORGE H. STARKE Florida, arid fiN ?*ofigtt'&wIth PP.5 D*vos a MCINTOSH. At Demand Fair, Market About cWft of the above Styled C040M on or NOTICIN OF SHERIFF'S SALE 10#'IW, 10? Pt*"Wppw, w*ft3w so too THE CIRCUIT COUNT. IN AND SWA0. I 1-9 bushel crates 91.25. or.,11 PCO? Office Boa 12M. Lon brtw* A,prll "M, 1972; oMvrw*o a Johnson and Chairyk. of Miami, COUNTY. SEMINOLE wa riorias, 3mi, and file the lum"W"T may 1W @n?evvd against NOTICE it HEREBY GIVEN that FOR I were in tile cit% city during Pwslry - Demand Gtoold. ar to'trial with " CW,k of tht isbi)" you, for Thr ~*Iwl ownanded tn the " %f irlue ot that ca.M41" Wf tj & FLORIDA Easter week to visit with ConptanI or P,tfl.on. £s,ctjt,o5p 51uSd out of and UndIr IN CHANCERY NO. 73-335 Market Steady, Wirebound $v10d Cutt oi,o, wior-. April t me b"t of the civil Court oi a @card I m at ~ tho, marru" of Mrs. Arlala Johnsori traveled Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester 1"2. othrrwitr & gef&ull &no WITNESS mt, "na and the "&I of mother. Mrs, Irene Blarkshare. t,-a tes dozens. Cou" co D&av County. F lor ids, wpm NATHAN FOORIE. Husband too court on mafcq-, 3m,%, ir2 %. I 1-I rr Randall Jr. relebrated the- ria train to vWt with her ut,^&?e luda"wn. w11! tw entered * tnr riH D.nand.d moth wedding anniversary tius children for the Easter week in i' 4.R1$UR II BECKWITH. JR. 53a10 tCojrl ll the t' day o MARGIE K FOORI. wt. ion tawk. Many more hapM ytun Washington, D.C. She will NOTICE TO DEFEND Radishes - Demand Fairly ... W " Clore, of "I* court NVvernbot, A D 1971, in that Cwlaln IlImpE rILIS, my hand and VHIC,al to the Randall& By Elim 5m" cabit trittlied. Diner's CILM Plaintiff. THE STATE OF FLORIDA M reuirn awn to the city. __ Gcxld. MarLet SWady. Cartons, ilow ot said coo" or, the "" as I, of MARGIE K. FOORIE, nft&W . Deptity Cleft , vs Clarence L. CGOW and Alba film bags, Red type, 3D.6 oz mfr m A 0-1 Ill". Mrs. Mar), Hawkins was s $1.00. While icicle type, 24.5 WrIt Ea,cvtlon was dIIIvsrsd , weekend guest of her sister-inARTHUR If BECKWITI4. JR.. otaw YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED me *6 Sheriff of UMIM014 CDVW,V. Clark of circull Court I low. Mrb, Bessir Hawkin&, wid FWjoa, &no I howl, Wvi" UW "W thol kATHAN FODRIE has III" a NOTICE Of ACTION $&MIM4 County. niem Marva- Mrs. Havitins. Lb "mu"' Still Black in prociss The cotl.Sanford. contem 82-50. STATE OF FLORIDA TO Flor4a to to-wv 0"Cr"d Poo" 1 Y owhod Plignion in the Clfcul, court of GS DISMICT StfnlfODIe CDvVdy. Florida, for returned In Barlow, where testarits we working. pr- ø4 RONALD KEOLA. R,slcanc. by Ctarancs L. BY Ellen koll Cab A Demand Fair Unknown. E AA MA WADENE CooW.said prop4"V toing w*,od DtaloWflam of Mart4go.&to VW Orr Dewy Cleft will benefit the new Good 1.3 a kindergarten teacher . Market Slightly pillar btar w" given remtly In SeminDif County, FW44. rhorg mvired to wwwo a COPY of YOU4 4 KEOLA- RV140"Ce Unknowil STENSIROM. DAVIS Samaritan Home. W on't You, and .cP of yDu. art hr-Sby p.rhcsltaftv ouiaeb.e as tolto.-s written Ufefflhl, If •n,y. on t*,Ici-e animals in Cisno Park Domestic Found type, medium- i. w.c INTOSM notifolid that 0 Sul? has bW b, W.V! I a~ girls wtxnl they large. The North 30 foill of the East 30 THOMAS G, FREEMAN. of " Zm at St. Paul. bushel crates & 50 Ib Pool Orl" b" I= feet elm, West SX feel of L05 e A ITENSTROM. DAVIS & McIN .p,.net VOU In "is Corcuil Court, rju',o. State Sane William Ta-Lar was tm* approach you for donauona Be cartons A h - , 11.50. occasiowil Etorif"nTri JL4,t.of C,,cull in Oro E Coftfir,'% Subwv-smr.. piat book 2. 70%m. AtIorneyl #or Pri,i.o~rr, 1~ultt :1, truni Florida ALM 11ruversity three ptliormallt,"In nwnlory is part of this worthwhile whow awrliss Is Post o"ice ban FWWO 2V71 off Sorh4va4f Counly, Fjwida. JM P&" 43 hightr. 50 lb mesh sac!ks 11.25. Sorito'd, for the Luster holidays. H CWII ACIIo, PlC 73 3s.0 Div B an and the undr-fled as SP*r-n of 1330. Sanford. flo'od.. 32171. ano flt A!to'tps If P,$ItlCWWf' White, tie ZIXI'S most Project. 14 bushel Crates, 11VIrt. FEDERAL NATICNAL Seminoig County. Florida, will &I tho Original with tho Clerk of Me Pubinh marn IS, M. ", April S, return umn tin Tallahaxwe, thtjt. Z%CU IYPC S2.bD300. MORTGAGE £.SSDCIATION. a II 00 A.M on the 205h day of Api-li, abose styled Court an or bofo, " k, dead while W,Iham'%,Wte was In ttr city mostly 93-00; Sartly type, 92.75. W73 alim 01,96"466 and raftling A,D IM. alter for salt and sell to April 17. IM. 0!h9?-*,1i* S 04406111 Or a 77 time intruder in the bears and ultimate lodg"ienl will be 1puv.nt to u's laws o* me ur,...c me higP*st biddes, iv C.*Ih , ,,, ,., 3 . 25 . 3 uslu Vales at Arnoor!m Plaintiff. v to anv " oil esiming iobns, at the torea o9aww you tor trw reort NOTICE OF PUSLIC SALE sii&V rooUCT, other members of his family, RONALD KEOLA and EMMA front (Wash Door a? the Seminole demanded in Pt'S Petition borne f or the Easter holidays WITNESS hand and OMitS wife. County CDuYIP,ov%, In %anfprd. Local Representative I41iCE IS HERECY GIVEN. NADENE KEOLA. tilt . lXUhinni will return to West from Paint College. She will be • DED 0040"*Snfl, land You and Wh Of Flof'". 9 ho above delIcribod Rvol S061 Of $Old court on the 101" do V I I Phone 3=-a9IftV9. Posuan! to Fine, Juopment at Ntm Beavh. wtverr he now returning 4uring tile week to Marck A 0, IM Forttlosure mnovrod con April 3,~d. V". owe required 10 IJ* ~ a aww Pr 000" V r.w U.S Navy was fmLnded Seal) That laid ernie it being mao, to Augu,iui. Ge 191 Iii U'SI Cr'tam Cave. priding in of wrItten d,$,f,.fl t this CofriPiCill! , Mt--h 11 1794 ARTHUR H. BECKWITI4. JR with the Clek of said Court. and satisfy th lr-rne Of $aid WI? ?toe Or-cult Court, in one tor 0,1 at C', cult Court sad Execution i.minole County. clo,,o, in C i v i l t.f'vC C Copy thit'f • '-. 11110, %W ft Mrs Ella Sims has as bet- - ernment Class. direct consumer prices. O.crnd To LII Crdhtn CIII PIIlaIP N1VU?S c4vziorattori, ... Mrs. Ltnore sho%;Twm specializing in sleep products and furniture at fl y ffl)'4A I'RTF.S 11. rorn 'trn. a? ftrsl joule of said County a' this ncice Two coo" * $ØfØ) wThiflhIIcalendar ?TOPttI$ ttinQ,1, oil p in •I,,' of of Pt's first pubi .ca? 1051 Pits .nvo.IIs1.t. the PLO" ofree10r'Ce a? notice Two cope of each RDU'S I. Bo Y2 and poet cit ca eGorfl$ ° ' oaitnof jef,icnd UicSI be In av flIng. MI F*nI. Nor" ctl."icn?. end P,tt be ern to wII thsII Eats m, place a? rnldanee IN Rk qi,r marr.A94 Of Carolina "124 me Claimant. his isgem. or his a, *no Past otitce &iulrots of thit YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED larnev One occompan4od try a t1l;nQ claim",. &"a shait to 11"W" to by A'R~"L'*L' & COUNULL,yr t",_-_-1a-X the art bowel to Itroclose a "%W. too at on* dollar and avelh CIO If" or thil Claimant, rm ovent, or attorney aftc MARQ&RE'T CONNELLY, Wife towe on Me tollowong PrWr IT in tw"nd nol to filed ilhall to v", dnd accorivanwd by a Ill" t" of NOTICE TO DEFEND SelniMte C&JfPv. Florida S~ Marjorie R SOVMGM orw"liar and such Claim or oornond 1t41 SATE Of FLORIDA TO 1. - - i - HAROLD Pi$IV?Iitf. Demand Fairly IN lIft CIRCUIT COUNT. IN AND Good, Market FIFflL V. ltciK)Ufld r o a s s ui PS OLE COUNTY. crates., Pascal type, 2 dozens FLOR I DA IN CHANCE RY NO 773-M L. dozens $225 3 7 -' DIVISION A - - ..- Legal Notice itti.i .wcnci&i. cia CLJi IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, rLORID& __ I. JJU_T . I k :.. . "_. - it it.....the charKv to Legal Notice rUlI rv. - '-PJF ciyw- ,-, irwak with the students at C THE OEST I NC -. C Mat$*CPu.a.?te - ; W "__ o 401 -- DE b 176 S3.25 - - - __________________ _______________ AAAE Large, 2' bushel crates.. $1.50. ,,, ,,,, , MLne $1.75, 50 lb mesh sacks 1pM&VOO bushel crates., u,.,- Ave.. L.aPe Mary SThi1i $1.-1.50. 1 medium-large; Red type $3.00.. Cwti'. haw . 40 LOILI! Mary G~Orb&Qt SW 3.50. mostly $3.00; SVOi 13.1* V. re eric ttaiwe m,ie to vegis$r ,, c p,fto..50, mostly S3.OG-&25. CanvU - T'lemand Good, Markrt Strad% Film hags, mesh or Julilet rimster c-orltainiers, miedlum-large; 4&1 3b $3.25; 24-2 lb S3.15. 50 lb mesh palrics MarriV, Hit- chman, of ops I,Axta, itusited with her father, Charles - - Legal Notice C. - . Domestic Round type. medium- worked bvfore going to Nlrf, ii~ . NATIONAL WAREHOUSE is located on U.S. 14 -92 at Longwood and is a warehouse and cA%FORn-o mDO 7.ELLWOOD DISTRICT holidn)s. Benjamin - ,• F.O.R. for stock of genri-afl and Ancth Bcihrnsnn. k1 : 1 l. *_ !6 , _ta . Starke VRAI I ~ -4 - . I - - 4In r --- __.- - 1 - .11 4 -_ ; - _. Pt IA (t Cit*tes Are L niting To Fight La _____ mm 711711~\ - .. iinr.Iui 'TAIl MARKET \FW -,.----i . r financial ones. j 4 Annexation Is Problem ~I _49?-~ ,ft.. __ ui - 5 - . ,T_.I ___ ___ 7 ~.-~.__ I __I- ~ - ~ I 1": ___ . __ UM IEFMr-4 _~_ ~__ __ ,~~ Q"&F.--_ -~_7_ X~D N19Q6_1__ - --C~ _~ . --Ia . __ - - hospitals There is, of course, the fiepttrtment of Health in most states, or the - E -,I "Af4Eh__U5r_ __ -'--- plete control o',e'r the Illness. Most communities have only _ _____ one hnpitaJ. you go there or nowhere. like a In (his regart, the hepital public utility It is in a monoty position prtivI(lin a service that is a necessity. Vet, believe it or not, there Is r.o government agency with corn- operating standard4i for heripitalq. nM _ - Controlled Be (-Imirot (if only one hospit a I to use for hi.q _-i--w. 1mvilil"T . ,- I Mr und Mrs. Benjwnin J. 4n-n and chllzlren, Mane anu Benjamin 11. wei houseguests Price 10 Cen . :-- iraietul for Dr. Starke. who contributes to the health happiness well-being and . Department of fnstitutunc and Agencies. These units usually address themselves to the problems of - us are big i)lIqifless. They But llos take in tin(1 slit,litl $20 Iflilloll a year. (if this $17 billion comes from private Thursday, April 6 1972--santord Florida 32771 - 64th Year, No. 164 - Report smirr rendffed to mankind in this community. We are 1% - - Vegetable I -, ~ Avenue, with the 516th Tactical Airlift -- .• his maro Doctm Day. He .. _ -'- Itirtt*rmore, each hospital has a Monopoly In its own commmity.When a patient geis sick, he usually has the r tile coil' mun -. us t - of directors. I'herr n C8t1 lo tI) exert ton ro tb _.111r cf Isaiah Davis. 2100 flay - tIWIT w'tlr, ? iviie'es lint lioqoitals I '1 ' public officials Y r r are run y np K)IfltNl boa rdq Hospitals T ' the new Good Samaritan Home. .'. gh i nsurance plans. The get from gLernnient ' anti I t - Any one desiring of donating th inc sale, please csU or send to Lie Good Samaritan Home, of the Just Us Club. 10a.m. until Home, 804 Mulberry Avenue __ 1 -- $ aource and the reel from government, Thl makes a hsltal htsine one of the biggest in the coun t ry. yet there I; absolutely no control by the public over how all that is spent. No one cheeks up on the hospital trustees or ad ministreitors. They are free to use all lt,cqc, dollars according to their own "011ie Funds "IPy (IijO ' I . . M t_. _ swutionc. %, R! not used to help finish and fig-rush ' 1 I1 1' w '' . p'.-..wr - . 6 - Spending We IIe(MI ROlt1(! 18w9 tIIJOIII hospitals, liopUnl are t$%IRRI.pnhlfr j. I to Fun for . zirjnd the city. Hot fish. cakes. pecan pies. potatoes and an 6Q Na tional sclout' Is lci'sted a mile north of n showroom samples and may Hospital e - I hAr wishm ~AL Sale .. ... ..A t i are available i WarehrAiv.- ilk KnowT ffrtr jj 1 nsrIIc. sivkt om in 440es t., suit customers select from every taste. Every e47e sod will pick up sour bedding and , R M&MAWKtNS Jug Us Club Invites you to come to an old fashioned car- Schedules f'CfURd I1t nwnev:' Merle Davenport, mawer of pick up the prchase Ion- IW1' 'RWOry Areirh'lu*d. NO (JISh Li needed to shop at Nationally fimeus brand Ntlonal Wa iouie on U.S. 17. nwdi*tcty it they wtsh. keeptng hr4iin is featured and imid Naionst Warehouse, where q2 Lnnçwood, has annowwt'd a cnts )or. A large selection of name under the NattohM guarantee, RtnkAmerlc*rd and M as ter sale starting Friday with many Charge at-c accepted or unusual bargains In sleep brands, such as Simmons. which iads' •' customers may use the e. at Basseti. SeMy -Arnerkiifl of bedding for 30 days and If the pruts and ?uturc. ,vg tended n63mcn1 plan. Saturday = -' 1! 0 Home - , - Z. National Carnival _ ..._ lw.. p . - abi IS • Si iams Bros. az aVi A . . Homr. oF THE ROTARY ENGINE 1 5.9610 S32-1 E. Colonial Dr_ Orlando, Tel. 2. � 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 05, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 05, 1972. 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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>, April 05, 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/7495fbac87650c01d68469da3b229588.pdf 5b874a63050322cd43fef818804e9c67 PDF Text Text - - -------' - - L'LL 4-Ther!ord Herald ---- -- -- - • --- - -•--- -- -' '- Monday, April 3, '1972 Woo Wisconsin im Demos I Presidential Candidates A . Battle For The Ballots - - L Aso r Iicla y alive, qought fortaek the upper ranks Mc{i.key dropVci out of the 1)en,nrratir .,harl of Mi-Govern, Humphrey presk1.ntiaI rare after the '4e'w winner. Hampshire primary. Ahhroo¼ or Mukle. A Wil,tivern vktrny tould In till. 13 f).moratq are on didn' t C5tfllfl here. thruat the Sr.u9, I)zikotan into The mno t debated iie In th. ti-i. pilmnary ballot. along with Ilia f , ttir HaIblfraM President primary campaign was ThI Afl(lidIiIPQ, while a All the leading fmmorratfr onoIt'iri k espetterl to p Si'mi Hulpert II. ll'iiritirey tenders called for reforms that winner In the (.OP race, Mirin.'vta f uuld help 11w! MliiWith no rpgktratlrm by party WOUkI inrr.ase (axes on the r)PMithlI tiverromp n •.er• wealthy and big epnratinns in Wluin*n, friany RepubII imnlip Mf Tuesday, AprIl 4, 1972-Sanford, Florida32771 whtleeasintb.montb.mMdl. wet e*pertecl to flits tvii'rnti' front-runner. 64th Year, No. 162 '' ovi - and vole in the b.mnivtatic Of Price 10 Cents b.5t pro erty taxes ifl the Sen. Fd,riunil S Mu.skle of c,nfrst Wallace eouI IS ti"n Milmie, conceding he needs a major beneficiary of those F'resklent Nixon's eeiwvwnte 'n f4m'i,.t S i'i.¼i. SPit li,-urr Ii(nrrn miracle" In win, hoped to avoid votes n repetition of his rmurthp1scc Sixty-i.'ven delegates to 9* programs were a major target. fly CAIII, 11. I,VI;1k%l)0lIF qh(rwInIt Initt month In Florlda, DprivirrAtir National Cron. Swtvif l tmqfng. the bfg ime in twirita. among the 6"W" lousy Florida three weeks ago, ws paigned at all, and he That slate's winner. Alabama ventir'n will be chosen staw1de hardly mcnlioned in Wisconsin, b,ekera to suppwt Rep. .tr'e', with II going tMII.wAUKP:F:, Wii. (Al))- (Joy. (Jeorge C. Waliaue, leader and the others allocied wbirh has only a small black Chishnim of New 'Fork or About 1.5 million Wisconsin for a strong abowing In to rest rin that would detnmLatraIe na, among the state's nine enegres. population and no school deg- My. voter, are elpeu'1e41 Other IPmoerats on the baum' regatton cwitroverey. sional districts. ballots today In the slate's wer ar'ke -t ')f the I, 1.morrstuc eaiwtI. the GOP bal!t. wi-i.r I)r*'Iimlitlul litifitliry il.vlIii ',n J ' candi- 1n'thia. ftepr. P*iy Mtn major tIekites are being elected, 'totes, on lb.' s (JOY. t'&itrlck J. LUCY• WashingtOn, third in lori4a, AM Wilhor l %ltls dates conducted full-fledged Hawaii Nixon was expected Democrat who hai remaIned unit New York Mayor John campaigns. Only fon-r#r Sen. Arkansas and Mo(Editor's note: Newspapers art- continually hnmbardrd by readers . and neutral, preulktvul Sen. GCOrgS' I.ir4say, fighting it, keep his Reps. John M. AthIAook, I Mrrarthy '.f Slr, t' f Los Ohio conservative, and Pa i d '-i by non-readers . for publishing only "bad ne ws." Questions pour in: "why don't you print only the 'good news? And the publishers and editors respond: Wf)Ulll be cQU I IO A the •• rrath - -- "Super-Right" Western Tender Beef Chuck CUBED STEAKS I - 'Good News'Paper 1 i? e cidciL)iii ty c: C' (S , .. . . "We have a duty to publish all the news, good or had. It only seems that hue bad news overshadows the good news." The following Associated Press dispatch - e Gri,i Pi r'eerIt1 brought her The' In from Sacramento substantiates the newspapers' s(and.) SACRAMENTO (AP) - A newspaper which printed only good news has folded after 16 months necause of creaiiors who cHUnt look on the bright - their classmates ------- - - - P hoto side of things. 1 YOUR _ t)iWt'ek ly tabloid. Product of Florida I Tropicana Fresh Qt. ORANGE JUICE Bit. C LO 29 By John A. Spolak.l Those of you who bug ,, and the other news media, about only "printing the bad news, etc., and not enough of the good stuff," I hope you've taken the ttime to read that story right above The Clock, O.K.? • However, to try and uttsfy all Bailey, a vice president for a china and crystal of our readers. I do have a firm before going Into th e good news business, said morsel of "good news" for you, he intends to pay off all bills-from his own future today, earnings-including the balance of subscription For that family who went Out payments from readers, and bought some rabbits for 11* , Bailey said his all-time favorite good news story kids for this pa-%t Easter then aomeM.v "lost" 'em along was the first edition's lead item which began: "In the area of the Oaklawn the United States last year, 196,459,483 citizens did Cemetery and the Mayfair not commit a criminal offense, 4,896,720 college Country Club.... students did not participate In a riot or student Well, you my have them demonstration an 201,489,710 citizens did not use back if you'll call the Smith illegal drugs." family at ____ (Ah dunno how many you lost KARDWICK 20' Stanrd UP 163f.-15R S12995 $14 SALE grills MCI CKA*MO&OW AMK- 1 Regularly 5.8995 MAYTAGDC 306 I Regularly $23695 '115.95 HM.DWICK 30" andard UI 983b-81R ilarl- $165.49 OLJ Sa ve! $1649 A1.E184.9S SAI.L'149.0O I I I KARDWICK 36 n$irr -(iF 4t-$1R Regularly $17049 Y01J save $1654 $ SALE 153.95 kAARDWICK 30" r:'& UF 963B-11C' $10295 save $21 00 $ SALE SALE CHARMOIOW AMK-8 __ ROUIIII $28895 MAYTAG ( I I I You save $32.20 WE Regularly $9695 YOU SIVO $1000 S256.75 SALE "86.95 CKA*MO1OW HEJ-1 MAYTAG DC 806 Regularly $1 16.95 YOU L$VO $11.00 Regularly $320.95 Y s,sc 53 s'ui'285.35 I SALE Regularly $17295 Ye,., save $12 00 SAlE a IUUD 30 GaL 5 Year Warranty Save $6 50 off regular price SALE '237.95 NAROWICK 36" £rktr L"(F 483230A PtJIJD 40 Oaf. egvarly 5268.95 You save $23 00 1 SALE ')fi regular puce. 5 Year Warranty. Save $1000 '24595 HAIDWICK 30' £e-LevcI Iverkleen UKF 843I703AT. Reguierly $431 Save 53403 SALE 397.95 Many t.tni.-d Q,jjntity Range Specials From $24.00- $50.00 . . . : • I I I . . . - . a aCaru . 75$Beer 6 Of Police Chief riding one of the Sheriff's cars' And. Isn't he getting indoctrinated to assume the responsibilities of being a Sail L.aimdrv Ann Page Mayonnaise Jar 49$ Detergent CHARMGLOW 300/325 i I - Fresh Western , • Lettuce Jane Parker Round Top . I .Hd. U Giant 591 , Pkg. deputy, too? And. .. Isn't be also the one who had Ida policemen so riled hat they "picketed" their City tHall? Just asking, mind you. . . just asking. 1 I believe that lightning does strike twice although in this case It might not n be the exact same location) . even though the sequence could be very, very I read where they had an tion In New Smyrna Beach . electhree new gents usumn'ng positions on the city council.., and where these same three men hv niitnritv ,, d,imn,'d the City Manager and the city Attorney, Look for another "bolt" over the Central Florida skies within the next 30 days, folks.. (product of Florida) Loaves Fresh Jane Parker Jelly Filled Green Beans . . - ARKtA 1801 Regularly $52.95 You eve $1300 Ad 39.95 All Appliances Marked Down . (Product of Fla.) 19"Sweet Rolls 2 Pkgs. 018 69 Fri-'h Green (Produci of Fla ) -, " ....... Jane Parker Orange It's almost inconceivable; Cabbage. . • • Lb. 8 Chiffon Cake but, unfortunately ills the truth' There was to much debate 1301 Pkg. . and consternation revolving around the Sanford Zoo . .. until It was finally placed onto a "straw Uallot".type of a query. At Least 5% Fresh, Crisp, Pascal Why then Is there so mucn "behind-the-scenes" opposition ALIJ1LIIL :E to one of the Greater Chamber i Cone . mftttes in making a proposal.. - proposal, mind you, that this issue of d1sVktN be placed before the public as a referendum, PL" uiimts COMPANY Z FLO-GAS CORPORATION 0 the gas co SANfORD. 322-5733. DF.LAND t 29'White Bread 4 20 Oz. 89 Fresh, Green AND ITEM ... isn't that a former 120z. BtIs. 89 SALE '38.95 - - -, $137.49 You save S12.00 . -. - . Ctn. . - Rt,oiy 1.4795 You save $10.00 13795 SALE ' - Off RequLir Price Regularly $184.95 You save $27.46 SALE I Regularly $53 95 - .. -, Crisco 3 Lb '11095 CHAIMGLOW 2100/2125 I - Old Milwaukee '105.95 gas lights I -. -.•. - I Shortening C&4AIMGLOW CC-i RUUD 20 Get. 5 Year Warranty Save $6 o oft regular price KARDWICK 30 .r, S'62 33A [,,. ;I1ar 5263 95 Yc-.. save $2303 but I'll belch there plenty morron hand now ....) CHA*MGLOW HEJ-B wWer 188.95 *79,95 YCLI IJV $1000 YOU ISYC $52.00 I sau eea 7341951 . SPECIAL OFFER LIMITED TO REGULAR AND PIEW GAS CUTOU1S Filled "it would be uncharacteristic of The Good News By IX)NNA ISTES Paper to print the story of its own demise," said publisher 13111 BaIley, a father of five who launched Coun. NORTh OIUANDO the venture With $100. Howell, Charlie cilman The decision to halt publication came while tile who holiLithe record for serving next issue was being put together, "so It's Just 08 the longest consecutive time on well we weren't able to print it," Bailey told an in- village Council In Its history at terviewer. Was first elected Th e paper was launched In 1970 "with a lot of by his fellow members of the optimism and very little money," Bailey said. board to the 1)051 of vice mayor "After 16 months of publication-sometimes and then removed over his spasmodically-and despite a circulation of 10,000 In vigorous objections from the police and fire department all 50 states and nine foreign countries, we were conuntuion Monday night at unable to attract the national advertisers we needed the reorgunizatlonal meeting. to pay our bills. We have simply run out of time and Mayor Granville Brown, of icr receiving the oath of office for a money' He said it would take about $75,000 to salvage the two-year term as chief executive, to which he was newspaper. , dryers 4 It - - ZEN MCX £ ("l' . And tvnlcnilv the had news of the demise nf The Good News wil l never be printed in - 11 ranges Lansing Resigns Position V illage Prices In this Ad are effectIve Mon., April 3 thru Wed,, April 5, wn. Pinecrest Canter tiwy. 17.92 a, 2flh Si, Wh 10 Theekctorate may be trusted tovoteonmonkaya,and 'gatos-a, and other sliamefully-treated species, but when It conies to ezrrctslng good judgment on electing someone to represent us in the government, then we're not smart enough,. .is that the problem? ________________ ___________________________-- - Longwood To Vote New CIty Charter LONG WOOD July is the target date for a special election in the city to consider a new municipal charter patterned for the most part on a model document from the Florida League o(Cit,Ies. city's charter revision commissIon Monday night turned over results of a twomonth work to city attorney S. Joseph Davis Jr. and asked that a preliminary draft of the charter be prepared by May 1 for further consideration by the group. - The the Following additional revision, the document is expected to be recommended to City Council. Charter Commission Chairman James Brown told The Herald today, the commission, composed of Rev. W. L. Holcombe, Donald Schreiner, Robert Duffey, Rod Cable and himself, is generally agreed on major points In the proposed charter and hopes to put the matter to a vote of the people under home rule provisions of the Florida Constitution well in advance of the city's December municipal election. - Headlines Inside THE HERALD PROMOTIONII go to two Air Force bomber squadron officers posthumously during memorial services sit McCoy Air Force Base, They were aboard last Friday's ill-fated B52 training flight that claimed the lives of seven crewman and a young boy. SENATORS face a full calendar of controversial bills ranging from a House water management proposal to a measure that would lilt the state's Immunity from Senate lawsuits. SOUTH VIETNAMESE forces make an end run amphibious landing as Saigon's commander in Qwng Tn claims the North Vietnamese invasion itas been halted. _____ - WEATHER-- Yesterday's high 79 low 50. Partly cloudy through Wednesday. Chance of showers or thundershowers Wednesday Wednesday night. Highs around 80 today and mainly In the 70s tomorrow, and elected unopposed, and before cGmmttGr1 ap. making pointed out the village has doubled its size 10 the past 12 months. Noting commissioners in charge of various departments have the resonsibilily of operating the departments efficiently, he said he changing the various committee heads to give all experience. Named were Councilmen James Sasser and Troy Piland, health and recreation; Councilmen Victor Miller and Herbert For, finance and elections; Fox and Howell, zoning and industrial; Rowell and Sasser, road and bridge, and Piland and Miller, poli and fire department. Fox was first to object, particularly to the police and fire commission appointment. He gave the opnion that Howell with more ex perience in post should continue. He said Rowell has more first hand knowledge of police and fire department functions, I 7 'c1:L_ I ,, - - - - -. - - .2'1 f - " - 1 , - '• - . - ________________________ - AwnK~t 'DO YOU PROMISE TO SERVE - Vil lage Attorney Thomas Freeman, left, administered the oa th of - office to North Orlando Mayor Granville Brown, Group 11 Councilman James Sasser, and Group IV Councilman Victor Miller Monday night. rms in March. ected f tt wo year term.s All three were el eceor (Donna Estes Photo) --- - - Charles lansing announeswl resigning from day minnte Memoral Hospi.*. t)oJsrll (51 tnsate*s. l,ansing. who served as -hatrman of the board (hrtng tfl1, said he a moving from sertur,ate romust to V'Iusia ror;1 with County and, •n Florida statutes that require .a trualtee reside the coun. he a submitting itis r esignation to be acted upon at the '.imtee'i April o t have ser"et its yeats on he hoarl md I am Proud of .vhat i.aa accomplished while I was a member." Lansing saidThe tsgZee'; four-year tern woWd have e'q>tred at the end i1 iiendat year Lansing was appointed to the VW by former G. Claude Krk. ApVointnlent of a SUCcesr will depend an whose "m* is vitertimad to Coy the! Askew b Reubin oemncrittc county patronage .nmnmittme sscuiaucn has cent -wt sn Joim Evans. of Oviedo, .1 fcr . who has precious board experience. having served until his *erm.'xpt-'t ti-ire's years agi -- Out Study F Schools'S Bulletin CINCTh4NATI IAPI-The Chsetauatl Reds today of. tidally canceled their opening \itlunal League bae same .ait.slaac the Houstia Istros scheduled for Wednesday The .suedsUoa was a result of the sit'lke by major league following Sanford area schooLsbumMill piayer,. This is an additional L Midway, Stnford Grammar. Seminole County sthools can student spaces that the board tonroe and South Side. all realize a $12 million savings In would have under the present elementary tacüities. capital outlay or the new school nine-month year and Hopper .a deaths and Wilson construction moneys by equivalent of having Added IS ekmcntaries would become Bridge adopting the 45.15 extended many as 10 schools Of $00 v"ters !cr e'ics'ni •'tschool plan. capacity each. ceptional children,, housing a CalendisHowell, at the same This was disclosed in a study The 4545 study committee. total ittee. totalof students. Insisted that one man (the cisini ab mayor) should not say what will of the 4$-15 concept by a group composed of W Ii. DeShazo. Croums High in Sanford, numinof county educators, wcrkmg assistant supinntendent for wtutti presently houses or will not be dont' lie 4 with officials of the Stale instruction; T. 0. Dagg, ninth grade, would temporarily Crussword puzzle tamed actions of the mayor are o,Cr's.ne to be subject to the pleasure of Education Department and set'iar-y education director; be removed from service and Dear Ahby fir a visit to Valley View, Ill. !ary Groome. eemetary t., ablea placed at Council. Howell said in the past by the educators to investigate education director. and Other Seminole High to enable Edlurw comment mayors have contacted various Earunent the workings of the board officials. including Sem1r' 1Jgi- to house grades Horoscope councilmen to learn what jobs they would prefer and that be revolutionary attendance plan principals and co-ordlnators. 3-12 through the W78 year. under actual conditions, was joined by consultants of ti-it scbool Fullhic notices All e!ementary was not contacted. The study, which was corn- Florida Education Dep anford flt students affected by the S Piland took exception to the , Cutwiuttee also Included Jean c tnigs would be slmAZtad into Spurts remarks, giving ma VIeW that pkted at the direction of the the Council should work as a School Board, showed the Bryant, board member, and ' Cont'd On IN 1,1. Cot 4 present 27.104 total spaces could Ruth Johnson. a lay person leans and rotating respon. ,-... k." ow reclAtuistinSAMMIS Were slbilitles wilt give all exclosing of AX schools and by nuide but proposals were made Motion perience. to deny aputilizing the 12-months at- in the study tz temporarily (Cont'd On Pg. 2A Cot 4) tendance expanded to total remei'e from service the By 1111.1 SC(YFT 32.032 spaces. - - Herald Index ' r..,i,,,i i.sSi """ /(rider " •" Answers Charges s'- - - - - - Industry Boards Feuding Allegations of noncooperation by David Kelley, executive director of the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority, were answered today by John Krider, manager of the Greater Sa.nfo,iI Ctw;iubcr of Cousunerce. Kelley Is alleged to have told SCIDA members that Krider refuses to cooperato with him on referrals of Industrial proipects and tries to take credit for prospects drawn into use county by SCIDA. In reply, Krider issued the following conunentary: "1 am rather amaed at the consplaiints raised by Mr. Kelley, since the chairman of the Greater Sanford '.'hcuihu'r Industrial Committee of 25 and I meet two or three times each week and thft particular ctiuiplatnt was cut tsroughttous b0ore it was publicl airttL" - . - - . . - '- Krider ct'ntuiuet', 'In fact to my knowledge, the Sanford Industrial Conunittee of 35 has coinreceived only one corn. mmustcatlon front Mr KcI and that was a request fur entertainment fw'ds "This is the fir-st time in serving on nwnrrous boards that I have ever been criticized for being successful." Krider stated, "It appears that Mr. Kelley has his facts twisted. The iiro'esiIure outlined to all parties wai St1i)A would deve10 the irsiiects for the various county eussuuwtltie. "Now, Krider said, "It apt-t'ars the SCIDA director rcqucLs the Sanford Industrial Comiunuttee of 25 to provide him with referrals to be located throughou the county at the exlwnse of Sanford taxpayers." �2--The 5-if t4w;&Id - a = -= - - - :ipnr iir r!rit - - • - - ---- - - _ - , amphibim& landing at the mouth of the Cus Viet River. nine miles northeast of the main enemy irinsrnn force at fang Ha and six miles south the demilitarxzd Saigon's commander on the northern front U Gen Hoaru Xuai Lam, said the North Viet\ tel namese invasion across the DMZ had -i - iYt-- ___ • , P . - - * • 26 -• -- ; -.. - - - -- - Ri'1iIflhtmtrc, huggi ng the ground and the ramesfOwtrthkho were gget)ian the vehicles. were crowd-tilensers. Acting Captain Date Spearman ril the turm ri (bell, _ capt. Bill cow) iett tile wav ror the 901d 11011da 500's in i serixtiline "dance" that drewapplause Tile a ce Motor Escort w ith Sflflfflrd's own t;n Carrick, A*iit. [)rill £tLSt\lTh OF - \ .- - ft!t_~- I, a - . - -- - - - .. '-- - - - -. - ' - - - -. ---- - - - ----' - - - - - -' - — CABLE LAYING ceremony for the afficiai Clanatuin, Gor&in Meyer. itod Juluin Stenstart of coitruction of Seminole Cablevision, strom. James A. Hudgens, general manager I .'s cable television system was held Orange Cablevision; John Krider, Greater Sanford Chamber of Can .merel mid 1riving r.ai Santord Avenue. Lending a hax, left to Moss, secretary-treasure; right, Mayor Moore Mack Cleveland, City Development. Ci*mm,an,nn.ee .!nhn Un,',. A £ )A,. Nlgr. Red Cleveland %%-its in the control to%ver for the dav -- a demanding assignment — and his assistant Nlary Greenstein was on tile ramp with tile "whirling dervish" liglit atoll his car, cit-m)rdinating the flightline action. That, — Woodmere s m To Pass On STARS OF THE SHOW - " L on . . . 1 - " / / - AND THERE THEY GO' - . _ , good for the following day's events. The "w interish" weather with which Saturday opened heightened anxiety. But before noon - • same site as commander of the renowned IIATWLNG ONE squadrons) the national colors were especially appropriate. - -- TI - - - - - ng - ADMIRAL MAYO ADDRESSES CROWDs MACK CLEVELAND (right) SERVED AS MC — were treat d to the spctacl of a half dozen a iiii ' urn orme un ts o Bahia Shrine Temple in th eir intricate patterns. Wheel-to-wheel parallels and crossweaving drew praise for the Comets on their white Harley-Davidson motorcycles with Bert Maxwell commanding ... The "darling li'l." The Ins pection party - - rKLOS101`4 in J im Ma yo, ' - President Pat Miller — were presented with preciation for hosting and sponsoring their appearance in Sanford ——— The Sanford show by the USAF precision ,as the l,fl.5thi of the world flying team renouned Thunderbirds. And they av ow ed. it - - : 'Y - - --- --- * . -- - - - =---. ç_ ji' - 1 4d'- • The enlisted men of the support crei, w ere 'lot to be outdone by their officers. After Admiral Mayo had returned to the s;wakers' platform, one of them came up to the navy officer, threw him a real snappy salute, received one in return, introducI himself. Then said that the men in the support Unit also wanted to present h with picture, bigger - "4:7 41 PLANES AND PEOPLE ALL OVER THE AIRPORT TI 00k .fl L V ( rn e) Jaco bs ox the atrol looks orida High of two vehicles involved in a Fridav afternoon accident on ' - E over - i - I Fl P Iii'erstate4 Just north of the Lake Mar cxii Five persons were injured in the accident and I.&roy Boone. 28 of Qrlar?lo. Lhil driver of duns car, sas charged with careless driving by Jacobs Asusung with traffic were tri P.C. (PtW) William ns and , Sgt llo-iii.c Miller of the shex-iffs department tjiir. ft... i - scores of ksul friends and admirers gree ted Itieiii and recalled happy days when the were residents of Sanford And to nmrt gracious 4,11(l personable people you'll not 1111(1 Ttw big pitch was "retire in Sai nford; we need you," even thmigh the Admiral's retirement is soint, years away. When Service Matters - - - g S"ard, Fle., 32771 f to4ntol FiarlkU 32771 a Sivibbicrlption Rain by -- e Will June (Mrs. Jainesi Mayo and daughter, Tracy, were having a real "old home wevit" aS (Continued 1. Pagr I I another trial it foauld be Chamber of Commerce. WV%.bj of the appointnients low liftvasary and emienti.&I fur the ritembler of Airport Board, a by a vote Of thrft-tal wdb ddendant w have the tmnedit of vetem of %VU, mW n=nber .' -- ___ hall the one he'd just received front Lt. C411 Swillili —this one It', x 24 inches. The smile of appreciation oil the admiral's face sAid lan S as "T its - Crisim, published Sat 0. y proceedin CPirlstm.sb , 11w Sanford cuppor t C1w * ruiea is r - as one of the best. Offices ". -* autographed them — an expression of ap- J deny this motion would he amd F iing Othi- appot violation of the due process ,i', .S•I. • ui tJ$ rsmsutut,on the mso* and approved by coincil ANDIR"GWDIRAPER Thoma at. r Andrea C, .d $ ni th Waller U&cbekt. p.i Treaty Cirgatutatiou clad and Ma. Ckri mu treasurer; James painjer. commander of U.S. furcies in bullthrw iisprctw and EC EooMartiU95s ( ILt,iI: vsUs;:e rrU;L'*-r Lrninitier. BE, huge color photos of Thunderbird Commander, - fl— FLYING AT ITS Lt. Col Tom Swam. The Thunderbird pilots had - - Pubi4had Zia;ly, a-%Lvp# Saivfday. Sunday oatid - r- - the appoinbusub jimed trf a thIlVD-W-two vok wft Rowell trial. C4tn= argued that tv - Chairman of the Airport Authority Ka) Shoemaker, Mayor Lee Moore, Rotary President Howard McNulty, Shrine club r as - Those avid fans who were on the scene at and there were thousands of them - , *1 - Meet Our Staff ----- - And for Rear Admiral James 0. Mayo's -. - - "homecoming" (he'd previously been at the -- - - * (A Homecoming - Ex-Editor Of Herald - - - uLi4Ji2 - - - - , Study Po*ints Outs Sc ool 'S vi s E -- conditions "near perfection" for the festivities. - -- - that famous Florida sunshine was making - - - - 4 fervent and sincere. Friday's weather boded no . - - - - - prayers 01 thanksgiving of many of the 'yfr, j nuance OKd - - Spiritual application has another allusion, the - a - - "Thank God Who givest us the victory" is a prayer identified with Easter. Though its 4 v - - V — - --- - - -- * * Saturday was swelled by incoming waves of cars that inundated the parking lots splashed over into other vacant s'aces liv the time the world famous USAF Thunderbir'ds took o the III I air an estiImatedI 15,000 thr ill ii-see seeic k era ers crc on hand All comments that were overheard were that it was a day of festivities that pleased even themost critical. I A. A.. Mflnkban and John was not accepted, police and fire drp&rtment Morris. Meyer said the manner by budgets ± Sanford city Coznzniuiov Cennüulusier Julian Sian- wtie the old charter. in efteci ham before uiey are tinaijy indicated by atbree-two "saw stern and Mayor Lee P. Moore since 19fl. outlines the brought to h s fin. vole" Monday afternoon a voted In oiposithai, wanting to responsibilities should not be study and .pg.ra1. desire to keep the Smdurd allow the city manager some changed as It relates to the two Lnowles saidhe English Estates, Forest I thiued f - I police and fire ctuth under the control over the two depart- departments McClanahan 2s to 3 munths reworking the P'P p, Jackson Heights facility wmild l..awton, Lai direct control of the Corn- nients. wanted to inrludr a section department Wdgetir blefort the), and Spi-ing Lake. one of the following facnitil be expanded nussion rat!Ser than approve a to a I= Capacity Stenztr= oboxwed: "I think miking tkir city manbper ure ever presented to the Middle schools for the south Goldsboro. id',Llwilde Lake middle w±cmt aectrnn in the city's pruposed we're letting personalities rss,nthic hr xrcjuirinj the Comnrnis.trn clitit C( °,' nry charter wiucti would place became imruhed in this and It _______________________________________________ Heights Mtlwe South u the city's on where attendance zones are would be temporarily r should not be' Seminole and Teague. 5Wfl tram 5tVI. mmits under the cft3 manager's The portly commisaioner had I • South Seminole high In South Seminole. the Ellementary schools swrim responsibility. offered a conipronuse from the committee proposed that the South Semiix&-Oviedo am& would consist of Lake Brantley, Voting tD delete that porl way the chal was written, Lyman and 0 OI Of the ne Charter outlining the winch would give the city Altamonte, it MA1UO!i BET1IEA William Akndge in the first Cannon stressed the order Rosenwald Elementary would Total costs for t first yew ake. Usimenwilry. Eutbrook. ftrue murder trial of Richard setting U-W is a vullay. 0-15 oWation Wert placed at police and firemen were fo and police chiefs with A motion for continuance was Gowir -44 rn li' c*' g:1n In .tpw'r ni i' er'it, $ nniofl tioraun Meyer 1.ommanaon con!umatirin. Ti ranted by Circuit Judge Gourley , charged in tir Cam i . .e tafl sz ni mi leaves a that 1111 slaymig of George DeGlovanni lull I xpi es attributable to 45-15 of $215,117 /pj] 3 lastSept. 17. was being retried, and said tie zitturmev fur each ;'n'tnj in ti. tu t u. caae tuning ended in a pan) was requested in infani mistrial lag week aUi a the iudie a secretary by k' deadlocked . of tile esUrnallied time of trial at Janws Wesley Smith. Jr., 46, of the United Methodist Frank Cannoan, argued in has trial conference. Obviously. Mount sterling SKy. Adv,cate. Sw-vtvcn include his wife, niotion tha t bethe order WU Cannn noted, this sea; U1i — died shortly before noon Mrs Lou Corbell Smith. and en on 3Oeetlang the possible. Also. 10 days prior Monday at a Mt. Sterling dauhtei. Miss Juraxne truiidatr fur Mcmda,acop of the trial thte, ti,unsd was illness Sn it tv'th " 141 Stei'lu the order was recesved b turn 1j-ucted bthe coat toflIeU hospitalfoliow a' was m5flgfg " jfl' of . nwitiom. wtuch Cannon said The Sanford Hemid fur & yew. Cannon contended that no itiso was u.-pusaitile and in coming tare in August, IM. notice. written or thel ass violation of but,rule&. given that the mute would mi Furmial aerivim win be at Ip Cannou said nis clind was appl iotitoUw am Wednesday at Herald and court jotizw deprived of his rights by icat an -" the case sut for trud and the order stating that twno could StMrt uneral Home, ML order setting the case for thai tie heard any time prior to Sterling. with burial was entered without noucr and pre-trial conf erence wi th llt'IIIC,Aja. in vitilation of Florida Rules of hearuip vrailaW Urough any A native of Alabama. he was a ('riminal Procedure. 71welfure, of the judget graduate of Ow Univerufty of Cannon wimi that Gfjur All end a inivnittir prerparie for trial and further fr0rrru1 % He worked on ttii t tn-t nunsel Ciurdun rjewspi ui Vu-ymia ka'ada A R ti 0 fifilltvn and Alidiama bi going to R rcil or man 0 R ,* r M,S1 tw1we on ttm tr.ut date set LF %j MtSterling. IncludIng two Cannon wirfe or to contend assistant that in the case tried on Me*rttt years puld''Of 7 f or three days winch ended r. '' , isutirun. in the 'ns'ru'l the tojrt = - - * The tide of earls arrivals at the RotaryShrine sponsored Air Show and Dedica lion last Tax Cunil,an .lc,hn 2ar't The dL-m w councl decided as later a',eijol t adi rc ma tter finafl has c'aiw before e on placing a referendwn for IEIR'Z — in ap the council, and the past two before the people to determine andother ri'c'reauon.al facilities expenses. 'We're only praximateb 45 cta. If Zfl w"-Ls have seen extensive their feelings about this rntter. asking the people If this Is what cIti,q as planned, the Of disccn flu the part of council Authorization t Sainbrook Camelbi will be e15' members and CtZenL dwn was i before the ccncLI Were n31 their feelings about the tmWhat na1b 'erned like last night, and mans . . pos1UnnodaIrnuxe course were on hand toisktheir City Council authnrtre'd a e4 t became a question feelings about It. referendum last night which . of p will seek out cltizenz tCe1iflS cern is not with the purtha of to feel strimgy in favor of,obana valorem tat which a gold course per se. The taining the golf rourse, but would go for the purchase of the contillem is with keeping a IW cqqtosed to an ad valorern tax. Land Olakes golf course but a'r green belt in the city. Council Chairman Edith which also wm-M be used for The cowwB and & grea:many Duelsajd *,I his, other reatonal purposes and cit nnrned with the oad the past. paving and drainage ex- tigi nwnter of a ruuents of ot-it perit1Itures .t already ni the area or a to be for an ad va)'teun tax, I believe Thepurchase of the golf sn the area The tbroaiOf having we should ha ve Llde not fa rmrw has boen a conuv%ilersud the goff _oLose propi twined an ad v&lcgrl tax, and I do not stb)ect for quar it long tine. into apartment houses and believe that aTrtt of t he bit the question ci people wiu%vte for it-b the c1t3 came to s head man• fed to be ti e imperative Councilman Barr" Sam. vi ti ,.Rn.$t iS •& .. . It, land. auttiorize a referend um. The question of ad valorem suggested that it include not taxes was brought up b several only the purchase of the golf ritbns at a lengthy WWL caur=. but the loving and DR. EDITH DITERR -. tar. sess'nn last week. After some drainage of 1J BIlL SCOTt - - Waves OfCars , o is lo Over Charter Provision • - W too as an exhausting detail, performed with the expertise that comes from having been Commander In Uncle Sam', , 'a id C . - - - this morning at the inU~m of 211th Sbilleiet - - 7 w' vot . I - - -=- b I" : - Demanding Assignment Casse!berry Referendum Voters 4 - , - - The snappy Legion oF Honor ( color guard) op('ne{I the dedication action with stirring P1 csehtntion of the colors. a real 'lump in the throat formality that properly brought hand Sfll(ltes from the nearby ground crew of the Thunderbirds, kind oer heart salute of moat of the Civilians and the "present, arms" In the color guard it Adni him Ma y o in his (tress Whiles completed the proudly patriotic picture. - - j'#j---j 1111116, Master, gave a demonstratloti that justified their being called "The Potentate's Own." They use H a rle y 74's The boise posse added to ill ' enjoyment by adding enterta inment at the chicken barbecue beer were spread Owen G)nHannssdnungaanouid 'ih eserc1a' when two Ford by Mountain Electric of Orlando, vans collidill in & Nortf;-bound hine. This overturned in the accidenL Trooper Robert truck. driven ky Leo Harry Dc o4ing of Daytona Lin%vring of the Florida Highway Paltriol and oumed bv S. R. Perrott. Inc., was 11oaded charged Hankim uith careless driving. Both %vith beer and much of the cargo was dearoyed. drivers were taken to Florida Hospital by Herindon Ambulance Helicopter. . — iuMfl, Apr it & "( - r l'ing lnterstate-4 - * TIT1TT TT . —'-.--- r - 'They Fly Through The Air With The.... '_ f , hut &e don' t kn..' it they uU attack more They have taken very he.a' casua]ties. Thc, have stopped for resupply and reorganization. I.zim estimat ed that allied air, ground aol had killied 2.(M North Vietnamesc naval troops in six da'scifth blcmdestf hUflS1TIC'C the South etzaTnese invaded 3 month, ago. He said 200 South Vietnamese troops : been killed and 600 wounded. The general said the nor thernm ost defense line set upb South V ietnamese meson the south bank of Ha River was holding. he '40400(K) to .50,000 enemy troops were believed between the river and the DMZ 10 miles to the nrth American fota ribed an air, ground and ea assault today w drive North Vietnames inva&'.'a back from South Vietnam's province . ' oveied by gunfire from five U.S. destroyers and by American bombers overhead, tDUSflfldS li-ffr Sou th VieMamese troops made an end-run - 'the Sanford Herald • ci o ITIT 1T Ttsesfty, April 4. IS,12 - ]GO\ _i. _ - I Allies Launch Drive Aga 1 n s t Red I n v3d er j.. _ I - BRISSON FUNERAL HOME . -. - - -. -- - - - --- Police Chief, Den Butlor, and Sheriff John Pollit'is Chief Deputy, thiane Harrell. kept the flow steady (though not. lwai,s swift because of - the volumii On the exit e the thousands of cars were channeled into several "eacilpe' ---------- - - -,. -- grim - --- - —--- ------------ _____ —-- routes Ol)cIW(I anti - - OL09 6 T F U111 fIt AL HOME Ill. - I - - - 0 11 ~ t - - z- _ -_- %1 li A - - 1 - - - .- - '---- a-.- - BAHA SHRINE TEMPLE . ......... LEGION OF HO tp- Photo Coverage By Bill Vincent nuo gate at the Airport wos bellied 'bleed off' one lout' of the river of vars it was p1jinne(i that (lie 1101-11, gate on Mellonville Avenue would b" o pened but planes "hetiding for home, too" made this iinpriu.tiuil -s bill Scolt John A. Spolskf - �--,=.--=- 4-The Sanford Tutay, April 4, 72 Herald Editorial Political Notebook Comment - Wisconsin Won'tI' Go for Wallace Campaign Fund Raising And April 7 There'$ust do't seem to be any end to the fd weatber which ___ the Nixon craft hoping far fair wüi and calm seas and an easy and side arrival at its haven of a second term for the ikipper This second term for incumbent president is reward which has rarely been denied an American President. But this isa rare poiltical year. It is alrw a time for the under-current of frustrations felt by the American voter for years to If the bad mance of Nixononucs were M enaugh, the resurgence of the Indochina war in terms of violence, Jives lct (not American. but lives just the same) and Its automatic raising of the question of the success of the Nixon policy a( Vietnamization, n large issue isat hand with an April 'M dlimtftine. This nas nothing to do with either economic policy or foreign affairs. t has to do with the very criticial matter of fund-raising for T9tical xrposez nd the a of the names thie Who unlatch their pocketbooks topa k bills f or can't reach him. We can see him but he can't hoar us. He Is always i w th us hut Owe Is no rs no-partisan Cwnmon Cause has b insisting dot campaign 00111tritlutirow ut be made pub& to restute the confidence of the voter In the system and give reasonable support to the bel ief that "every vote Thin be poses some hard questions for President Nixon to pander and aiwer: "When will we heir from the President of the United States' Should not he, above all others provide moral leadership In this "Isn't this ab',ve all else, one thing he should make perfectly clear? He can reach us but we Mr. um dialogue. "'Always visible but never reachable' has become his trademark and his strate." Mr. Gardner believes that BEFORE April 7th. the President Will have collected the biggest war Chest of political contributions in the history of the Country." How about some sail-trimming, skipper? Beller now than when the gales reach full force after Miami Bench and San Diego! - Offbeat Ruminations Actual 1' .JO't STILLEY NEW YORK IAP) U AU thO Pla MIU Autobiograph i cal Data? r a green eetcar• nd There are the ronarta he othe r th1n4t that h' to be his; drar.atic but lisping ranAttafl- habitually executnd with his valu&bl SWre ms1ial: Li) WTIZt %7CW)5P i*st, a ignIng to ) Saw 1,372 still 3*CtU1s, the 4IUoIi of 'I'hC Night Before authmtk his ghL3.d iollipç, i firut of who was tMn In the Christmas" at age 2 . travel" Wh) pay a re- trnaebali car* or eort servim hfta1 by proud father when What a wealth of background )It)C31 htyreftfls. arher Why 5!r, through the to the li-rent Store In (turnge the sib)ect was elttht nil; rntir for the lazy author' drudger drudger), ) at clippi,.'g and *I- l or e half hour at her viewing flW'M5 dating frn 1.1w ntir on serond thought. I think But, Fven wauwut W scary iuip.ications uiz the w-• from mid hospi tal, tape I'll write somebody's autofl .-Bepubucan arrangements for that party's ta&in Into a tape recorder In addltWm to the memo- recardinp that P1fft 101 blollraphy mnysell. Let's we, national convention in San Diego, the spectacle i have available extensive rablita stuffed into posterity Rrenn's first full now, what was the name of that of millions of dollars being raised and spent by autobiogritphiral matectal wv- book we have any number sentence. which hapiwmed to be publisher again candidates, some candidates dropping out just er before taised for a book. Inbecause they couldn't pay the obvious high bills chidingPersonal datn. p4ctwes and thus depriving the American voters of m ovies, le tters. drawings, chaces which they should be able to make, the matter of beating the April 7th deadline, when campaign financing legislation takes effect, has been seized by John W. Gardner, chairman of Common Cause, to belabor the Nixon re-election - handwriting specimens ant! tapm And I can vouch for their theubrity. Urn, since they all document the We and times of ow' ftrsthon. Brenn. Shortly alter we acquired a aon, who weighed in at 6 pounds, For the word has come into Washington 11 ouneet. we aLm acuL-rd it from big Cities where former Secretary Of huge leather-bound scrapbook, Cozrunerze Maurice H. Starts has been calling on which weighed in at aIightI - Since then GOP contributors, that the pressure of Mr. have it with am sollis of Stans, an old hand at this work, is being exerted Ilems filled of óW1uI hisiork*l to gel these crintributioris made before April 7th. value. but what they 1a& In Before then they can be anonymous under quality, they make up for In certain conditions, not afterwards. ?trst. there laaday.b-day, xuiwrirs auth1 the over-flowing GOP war almost hour-by..hour, aecotud of chest have been running wild. Those who would his PhYsical growth. Then there discredit the administration are taking every is a detailed record of the opporttuilty to Charge the alliance of the adfTm his ftrvt rexounding burp ministration with the "fat cats" is making policy moves favoring the blue-collar or middle-class ' fltflfl( r quite unlikely. he appearance of CVOi7 tooth. Already the major Democratic presidential Mementos of contenders have made their sources of funds include his first letter to Santa Public - under prsurt, to be sure but they've Claus, dictated to his mothera lengthy missive that closed on done It. , Z hr - OM* rb - I" ___ ( ) 131 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD,FLA. 32 WALTER A GIEL. Editor and Publisher WI.YP4E D DOYLF. Advertising Director I. Aul.ta 1 a's' -' , , - - . - .. .lw . - 5 - took lime an which he fu%l pnnled his name, his Junior Air 1 P10t &fl1e, ha Cub Szt raduation cerWicale and the clock face he ) S ¶1 ... 1rili STAFFORD DERSY ROY GREEN Editor of Editorial Page Advertising Manager Sp" Editor DON W. PETERSON Cumlfwd Manager :: . BILL VINCENT JP her &A—SUBSCRIPTION TM.#-',- . - - t.l, f-Tn1 - Ii Hmns DuIi*rp By Mail 3k Mornti $J0 6 Months StI.% 1 Year IN $1.50 3k Waca $1..W 1 Month U.S Postal Regulations provide paid In advance C Apollol that all mall suta.crlplons be as second cau maIler OcI1ie.i V. i;W ci I l. Post Office of Sanford. Florida 32771. Entered No part of any malarial, news or advertising of this edition at The Sanford H.vld may be reproduced In any manner without writtq permission of ttv, publisher at The Herald Any In dividual or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered as Infringing on The Heralds copyright and will be halo liable for damage under the law. Published dolly except Saturday, Sunday and Christmas published Saturday preceding Christmas. The Herald Is member of the Associated Press which Is en titled exclus i vely to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed In this newspaper. By FRANK MACOMBER Military-MrospaceWrfter Copley News a'ILe Apollo 1$ is coming up on the countdown. The na tion's z4b4.et fltkMl(Il ?fl -hP 1w411 hi,f a"t -- .w'.* —. mmbv, or some $410 per American taxpayer. There we two aI I rui.etne to this figure Foes of the U. S. space Mr.m My Ii's unwise to r.tlnue lunar exploration which colts to much per fibot, at a time when the cost of living Is taking such a belt at the average wage earner's paycheck. The other aide claims the taxpayer Is getting pricelen new scientific knowledge of the moon and the universe fur his ectxnt, 1w Ins money poer capita thai it wizild cost for two tickets to a movie. Take yaw choice. At any rate, three ubimauts will take of for the moon April 16 at 12:54 p.m. (EST), to conduct the mast thorough investigation of the moon's wanders so far In the Apollo series, then return to earth for a Central Pacific aplazhdewti at 3.30 P.M. (ES'l') April fl. Apollo I6cotnmande' is Navy Capt. Joist W. Young. a veteran of space exploration. Landing on the moon with him will be Air Force IL Cot. (latIn M. Duke, a spane rookie. Navy LA. Thomaf. Mattingly H. another rookie. The First Points ..; ,.sj 5TVfl L 'I MW still steer the rinmnd module around the maim as a loner, piloting his spacecraft In a strange, make.believe world while his budibes explore the lunar surface in a squat little toiirwhe&e.d vehicle resembling a golf cart. Young and Duke will visit crate rs named iook, Blocky, -Vt.z Rtt,hh ?In& Wirmth On. A D,,%i.., 4 .L• — )owieys to Storw Mountain and the knobles of the n17,terkriu, tes hmw regIn durmn a reccd encbn-anee stay on the m. These are some of the names given features suirromdblig Me Landing site in the picturesque and rugged highlands of Descartes Apollo 16 will be the next to last mission in the $25 billion Apollo program. Scientists hope It will fill in some of the gaps in man's knowledge of the moon which still exist utter I uur previous maimed lunar misslona. Young, a veteran of two Gemini missiona, and Duke will be the first utrcmauta to go to the central llighl'.tda. The crews of Apollo 11 and 12 Landed on and lunar seas, Apollo 34's pilots esplored fOOUtlUJ to the highlands and Apollo lbs astronauts probed the foot of a mountain chain. Except for a few clues from rocks splattered hundreds of miles apparently from peat volcanic uPheavals, scientists don't know how the highlands we abuctured, the makeup of their materials or their age. , - . . , M , ____-~__ T;-V - - _._ __` -1 0 F — "- Florida Power anti Light Compan's Sanford plant W" will be of such magnitude It will " plant will be capable of turn4w . t Springs Mat ilyn Gordon 5314175 Altamonte Bear Lake. Forest City Ann Riley Casslberry Tsnglewood Kathy Nalaclt 01117150 Mriiyn Gordon 1314175 Fern Pr - - , -; - 7"-- _.: m~ 1~_ ~. - Lake Mary Ann SieakOFWIIII 257od Lake Mon se m2611 Ls*pu.u.i.d Ann Riley $311155 Cbvbob Uza Baker 3" MI? colored Camae#y Marva Hawkins n-$d1S Deflna-DeBary. £Merprii =.2611 Eat-Si N15 arfamb Mary 'fyit' 06-90111 s_I A'-s Clarence Snycwq Genva - Ov..do Slavis tLi Mathidux 34535 HOLLYWOOD The chances of excitement during the Academy Awardsemmorly on April 311 appear to hr quite good, cot Is'Jering the lireup. But the ".year-old even: hasn't always been lavish with alispense and surprises. MW first Call erimm was held - flovelt Hotel In Hoflywoot About 310 atterdod, and It was considered so minor an orcasicin that It was totally ignored by the wire services. The acwisfny was Just o)'ear OW Members had i-old to Feb'uary and the winners alx-ead had been lidorrued. The banquet was both an anolversar petty aid a chance to officially pres1 the Oscars to the winners. l I Ji, ! . -T -k" - 14 ~_ -- _. -1 - - - . P As to dollArs qwnt in I# , - "It IA Ini"ibly to quote n ~ -*, spent speni We are buying materials and Wilding as we go along each year." The ot-Iginalan. nouncenxnt several years ago of the plant e"nsion quoted the figure' of $40 m il lion. - O . - 4 sf'' .- - - M- . !. " - _10 ~.1_Lr t. 1 4. 04~ ' - ' " ' -,i. - -- - - '- - - -----' - ' abw ~__ - - ~ -,.. • s,i ' ' '' J- I , -~ - ____ 41 Ji J'I - AAM , - , PIPES ARE connected to transfer luel oil from barges (lop left) to the huge storage tanks of the Florida Power and Light Company's plant on the St. Johns River, Cincrete retaining walls are wider construction (top right) surrounding the storage tanks to retain oil in event of a tank rupture. Intake canal (lower right) which now 1w-rushes water to cool the present power plant will be enlarged to permit oil barges to leave the St. Johns River for unloading oil within the company confines, aiding in the "recapture" of spilled oil, should this ever occur. (Photos by Liza Baker) came along 21 years later, In 1947, and produced 15000 M. me only generator presently producing power at the Sanford Plant was placed in service in IM, adding 165,000 KWs to the local system. In 1963 the first two units were retired from service, due will have sufficient height to enlarged with a ulix- king st,ution, canal, to prevent any oil spill primarily to their inefficiency retain the oil should a tank the sire big enough to handle n entering the St. Johns River. 165-foot barge. The new Another "oil slick boom" will In comparison to the larger rupture. A lake has been constructed unloading station, in connection remain at the front of the canal. modern units. They also will have other Two wilts now under con- of sufficient slzeto retain all the with the canal, will have sti-uction will produce 419, W hot outgoing water from the capacity to unload barges at the extensive equipment to control KW each. me first will be plant for cooling and re-use of rate of 8,000 barrels per hour. any oil spillage along with a The large retaining walls will "skimmer" to skim up any oil placed In operation In June and the water, This will eliminate pollution of the St. Johns River contain the intake, should any that should spill In the canal the second in January. The new "Intake" will Five storage tanks will retain and help to preserve the flab ae'ddenthl spill of oil occur. An "oJ slick boom" will go out as eliminate unloading the barges 2U.000 barrels of fuel oil each. A and other wildlife. dike surrounding the tank area The intake canal will be soon as a barge comes Into the in the St. Johns Ither entirely. Act To Preserve .. JI4' -th JIt ,fi.-' 111 IU-' JU f'4jI , ~~ — Is W t . The first power-production plant was opened by FPM. In Sanford In 1926, It produced )) Him -Z FM 1-. o (' ) - I - . 11 - - - - __~=__ - - - __--_ - ___ ~~_ ~ - 4 MI# ~_ 0-UaV - - - - - .. - - - . . :- - - '' ' '- - - - - - -; Water , ' I -- - -_ - -.I'-..-- Well , Pump Law Set Up ~ Labor Boss Eyes Nation Shutdown j, J . annA ,.I a..,.), •" W..awi '-"r'--"; In business as soon as possible, 11 Under Seminole County's new prefrrabiy not later than June 1. Anyone who was engaged In well drilling and pump installatlun policy, brought about the business of water well n. contractor or pump Insta lla tion by the enacting of 1, a well drilling and pump contractor. or both, tot' the past insta llation regulation board of two )-ears (prior to March 7), embers has been and, who can prove ownershlo stv.n e ven yn.,mh.r established. James E. Cousins of equipment necessary for this work upon application made is catrman Appointed by the Board ci within 12 months 01 March 7, Cointy Commissioners, the AccOmPanleg Dy MUIXJCIOry cegulatory board is charged proof and payment of $211, may with the Implementation of the be certified without fulf ulling the requirement of an ordinance, - - recently. This Is not to blame Bz-ltaln's fall from empire on organized labor. It is to suggest, however, that a monopoly on power b any one sector of society Is not necessarlly the healthiest thing for that society. At least one prom)nert American labor leader would like to see one union in this country big enough and pow. erful enough to be able to do what the striking Britlth miners did-paralyze the entire country. According to Forbes magazine. Harry Bridges hopes to merçe the 65,000 members of his International Longshoreman s and Warebouseman's Unkou (ILWU) with the giant two-million-plus strong Internati onal Teamsters Union, and later with the East Coast's International Longsboremen's Ann. (ILA). 'if we combine truckers, dockers and transportation workers," the maEazine quotes him as saying, "we would have the power tc make a strike extremely dangerous for business. It wouldn't want to risk one." This would be fine and dandy if along with great power came great wisdorfi and statesmanship. Unfortunately, as Lord Acton pointed out, what usually accompanies power Is corruption, and the greater the power the greater the corruption. There is no evidence that labor leaders are different from oth er men In this iege.i-,. It would seen that the ILWU already possesses a fair measure of strength . Last year's dock strike on the West Coast and in Alaska and Hawail cost the closed-dawn ports an estimated $2 billion In lost business. ')' . O O ' -- --. purpose of A meeting for new the discussing requirements, answering questions and hearing cornmeats will be held Monday at p.m. in the county cornmissioners' meeting room at the Court House. All well drillers, pump installers and otter Interested persons are inviteci After May 31, a permit wili be required fat' each and every will construction or abandonment, or pump installation. Every per-son who desires to engage such business as a water well contractor or pump tnztoiLa;ur, or both, must obtain from the regulatory board a certificate . - - eiamL'iatlon. There are five classifications for certificate of competency: Class A-I, both deep and shallow well contractor and pump Installation contractor; Class A.2, shallow well only and pump installation COflU'*CtoI' Class B-1, deep and shallow well contractor; Class 8-2, shallow well only; Class C, pump Installatlon contractor, only. A fee of $23 must accompany each application for certifica tion with ce rtificates not transferable and expiring Jan. 1 of each year. Certificates may 1* renewed 'ellhout examination by making APpilcatlon not later than N) days ctuuiid "teeventh Heaven" marked flying during World War 1. it the lu-at appearance together of was directed by William Miss Gaynor and Charles Weliman, whose skill at making Farrell. They became an pictures about fr combat has enormously popular team. going at to make 11 other films never be'm topped buddy Rogers and Richard in cd-starring roles. Miss Gaynor. who Is now in Arlen we the etara. Clara Bow was the leading lady. Gary the gourment frozen food Cooper had a small aupporths HvMUM said that de rushy didn't criddn the now very Other Oscar-nominated Important, but It bas cone to pictisas In M all were _IIe mean quite a lid to her ssnoe. They were 'lie Last Cern-- "Naturally I was tlrlflsd," mand," "The Racket," abe said recently, "but tho first "Seventh Heaven" and "The year the Academy Award had Way of All Flesh" no background or tradition, so II "Seventh Heaven" ilarrod lid not mcan what It does now. Janet Gaynor and the reidved Had I known then what it would the Oscar for that performance, cone to mean in the next few pilLs her Work in ••luee.' Angel- years, I in sure I'd have beer and "Si.nriue." riumicatioc more overwhelmed. At the vuere made on the tails of tin*,l think j was mnor,ti,jfl.'j several performances the frat aver meetlz,g Doug Fairbanks," Emil Jnning xiii' wu the; -fir. then the ruler were e " (ntintv (h opIa I Leads 4 . Eulogy ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Promotions went to two Air Form bomber squadron officers posthumously Monday during memortal services at McCoy Air Force Base, mey were aboard last Friday's Ill-fated 852 trainIng lPght that claimed the lives of seven crewmen and a young boy. Maj. William E. Kesler, year.ola electronics warfare offleer from Varian, NC., was elevated to the rank of licutenant colonel and 1st U. Robert Heatherly, 26, a navigator from Mount Vernon, N','., was promuted to captain. The promotions had been pending. Formal notification came from the Pentagon and . , iiTh; - - - --. - ,- , - 12- . '".' -- .( MLI - -• - / woo .1 u,,,Mu.0 hvmw TWO 1972 CARS were totaled in an accident early Friday morning on U.S. 17-92 just west of Sanford. Jerry P. Hunter, driving a 1972 ) Qievrolet ocmi,ned by Haney Chevrolet of Orlando, was charged with C lIfl N sea, "I'd Improper pauLg. Nancy Hundley Tucker was the driver of the seco'itl vehicle. She was taken to Seminole Memorial ilong with two passengers in her 1972 Ford. Trooper M. E, (Ernie) Legette of the Florida Highway Patrol investigated the accident, assisted by deputies Elijah Faulkner, Bobby Alberson and Sgt. Roy Hughey, cut my hair a I,ttlr beg., thea swy husbønefr Swa' a c' Itae yow to (Gary Taylor Photo) 4 I b z7 __.____.1~4 ______tk~ _== 'j .: • ' - '.L'4 , ' ' -' -. - ,"- ' " t:', ".- - - - - --,-.----- - _____ I F lled i W Ii (:on tr oe v r s aI t t I.tl.111.I:F:, Fl.i Senators today laced a full calcedar of controversial titus ranging from a House water management proposal to a n',aw-e that would lift the state's Immunity from Senate lawsuits, "We might as we ll over. burden the calendar," •)Cfl. Mallory Borne, fl-Tallahassee, told the Senate rules cununittee its It set today's calcnda"-. "I'd i ut]** have too iuiuch to do than toG little." The Senate gained the tatter experience after the only two bills scheduled for Monday acthin were postponed at the re quest of sponsors. 'All of a sudden, we didn't hat' a calendar," said Senate President Jerry Thomas. The House, meanwhile, was considering a bill to abolish mu' nkipal judges in its work to tinplement the recently adopted Judicial revision article. The amendment to the constitution mandates the abolition, ______________________ ,'. AL tj r lion were a number of bills in. volving appropriations in.. chiding one that would end funds to pay for separate airplanes for all Cabinet members and establish Instead a five plane executive aircraft pool. The bill already has passed the k' r.t&- - A bill to estabhsh a people's advocate to appear before the Public Service Commission In raLi snaking eses táiu ws slated for Senate acti*m And. the Senate was to tak. time out from its work o honor the family of the late Sen. Spesw'c Holland of Lakeand. Also a proposal to reduce the House from the IN membes suested In Its reappztiximeat plan to 10 members proposed by Senate President Thomas was up for eun.slderalion. tbate began Monday on the proposal, but tune ran out and It was postponed until a later time. On Monday, the House passed bills creating 41 circuit arid _____ -- PBX Clubs To Meet At Disney Ul(LANL)t)',tlt tisncy World will be the site of the 12th annual state convention of P1IX Clubs of Florida at the Con. temporary Hotel Friday, uurUia aaiuruay and Sunday. ecumenical services at the International officers ex. 4,000-member military In. pected to attend include Dully F a~_,.-Xz . . - __ _--_--____ _- . _-_-~_ ---. -I -_.r_-_a,. -- -"..- " naii Maca, - 'a t ,. -'"."-" BERRY'S WORLD attend the ceremonies. He had made two tUrns in Hollywood, and he was nominated for both, "The Last Cumman3" and "The' Way of All Flesh-" But talking pictures dc!uieiy were on the way in and Jannings believed his chances would be bettr back In Gem-many, his native lent He might have been letter of, however, bad he stayed bert. He becaw. a Had and ON prof*gai*fa fibno for Hitler. Janning was one of the greatest actc*i during the silent film era. In "The Last C'ininiaid' be ianngs was one of tie drills to Ht1v,4 xftcr !he revolution and bet-armies a $7,110a-day extra. A P-aisi.n director, played by William Powell, recognizes him as the gerweal ho ha d tu' flnijt.j 'n 114$ nace ana rroviue 101 the examination, payment of $25, certification and bonding of After applicant Is notified of water well contractors and-or his eligibility for certification, pwnp Installation contractors he must submit a surety bond Forbid, where the best in. tot- $3,000. terests of the public would be An application for permit served, the construction of new filed by any pe rson other than a diversion facilities or wells, the rnrIifig,,l inIti,iIinn nf n—,.I.. ------Seminol In water well contractor and-or the modification of existing pump installation contractor uses, diversion facilities or will not be accepted. Copy of storage facilities with in the permit must be prominently county. displayed by the contractor at Protect the health, safety, the site of well or pump during and welfare of the public. entire operation. It is valid for The regulatory board will 50 days unless time is extended hold public hearing,, with nt by the building department. A less than 30 days prior notnfee of $5 must accompany up- published in one or mor' pllcatlon for permit available at newspapers, in connection wit), building department. Permit proposed rules and regulations may be transferred to another and amendments thereto. At licensed contractor with written least 15 days prior to such approval of building depart- hearing, a copy of notice will be rnnL mailed to all water well conmi, purpose of the new policy tractors and pump installation is to: contractors certified under this Protect, control and conserve ordinance. the quality and availability of underground water supplies in e Seminole County. Prescribe m I n I ni u m fl requirements governing location, construction, an d repair of wells and pump InstaLtatlons. expiration In lirst Lsest-actz (.sscar, did not _t •___.------------------ iroru - Janet Gaynor Wasn't Overwhelmed Ctusrn twit f1l!v was "Wings," a silent picture about P V . - - - . Oscar by DAVE Mrfli,TRYE cy News Service Ill - Ill __ I _ . - - Jriz1' have slipped to second-class sta tus, but t here's one thing you can say about 'er: She's a great union town. Such is the power of labor there that striking coal miners were able to bring the country to a virtual stop - E. GQldsnrod. Eastbraá Prilyn Gordon $31 511$ Ill - — ! %,~z ' Herald Area Correspondents ' - . I cl~-_RWN, - - __. - 1. 1. ' ' Hi DON OAKLEY payer Cost $4.20 V. - RATES I - % RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman Staff Photograp - - ' .cz FP&L's Sanford Plant Expansion Nearing Completion Power r ' III I ,, Im-, ' _ -__ i.. Illv __ III For All - Space Age Report CHARLES MAYS HAYS Supi DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor . - ' - ' - - MILWAUKEE t NEA G. 'iu Walace. thou still busy sc;rtr.g the daylights out of- his rivals. 'robabt Isn't going to score very heavily in the April 4 Witc'onsin presidential primary. In fact, one report has It that he has told friends he doesn't evpe'ct to do well here. Wisconsin, then, would be a bridge, keeping him visible while he prepares for later primaries where be has a stronger chance to pick up somc national convention delegates. The consensus of Informed political judgments In this state Is that Waflce won't a-In a single one of Wia.,on. sin's 67 delegates and wil l pile up no more th an 7 to 10 per cent of the Democratic primary vote. Only occasionall y doec someone suggest he might go as high as 25 per rent-.hi standing In national poiis These figures are a far cr - from the 42 per cent he rolled ur March 24 in the Florida primary, and the. 4 per cent he got In th is st ate against a Lyndon Johnson stand.th cighi years ago. The difficulti es of success for Wallace became apparent the moment he s'-t foot in Wisconsin this time, with a crowded rally at Milwaukee's sizable auditorium The bantam Alabama governor was half his old 11am. funny r-elf and half a serious candidate, and the blend wasn't working. Veteran Wallace observers, indeed, were a little stunned to hear him promise at one point a sober "position paper" on agriculture and, at another, a "white pa. per, am they call It" on tax relief. He reed c(f farm tai4istic-s in an increlibls dull, IoaI,'ey recital, and sank Into a trough of dullness at other times when he seemed to be trying to stre ss his seriousness as a presidential candidate. His great, fiery speech from Florida was here, but In scattered fragments which onI - now and then stir red rheers and laughter. In one such moment he told his listeners any visitor to Washington will encounter the "assistant to the assistant to the assistant to the assistant's assistant" In the boiling flood of government bureaucrats seen In every corridor He got them to their feet, too, with his jibe against his ri vals for backlr.g the Senate's Gulf of Tonkin t'nabllng resolution on the Vietnam war, whose cost In men and money he stressed . Said Wallace: 'They now come and tell you they' re sorry, they made a mistake' Well, if the-v made that terrific a mistake. I don't think you ought to give th'm th e presidency." That moved 'em, but not much else did. The big busing issuc which Inflamed Fl orida doesn't exist here. A little forlornly, Wallace accept ed th at reality, calling It just a "philosophical" matter in Wisconsin, running through his old antibusIng ri tual wi thout zest. There's the heart of his Wisconsin dilemma. Unless It's taxes, be hasn't got a big one here. He's groping, and the stitching shoe's badly in his nee "I'm a serious candida te" speech. In 1964, he got benefit from the furor over civil rights. In 1968. w hen he cot less than 10 per cent as a th ird party nominee . Mil waukee was 4till turning over Father Groppi's housing marches, But even then, in 1964. Wallace got his biggest vote from Republican crossovers In the affl uent suburban 9th District, losing only SZIXK) to 45,0(K) to an unpopular governor (John Reynolds) whom voters wanted to hurt, He 'won't et such crossovers this time. Yet Wiw'tnsin's top labor leaders. like AFL-CIO Presi. dent John Schmitt, share the politicians' gut fear of Wallace and are pcepared to unleash an enormous propaganda attack an him If be gains here One Man's Opinion FRANK VOLTOLIP4E, CirculatIon General Manager of a paper plate. JOHN A SPOLSKI, Associate Editor FRED VAN PELT WINIFRED F. GIELOW Maf%aQ Editor COI11PtTDflI JANE CASELBERR County Editor // r (•', a now of C-vpuulle: I ts aynyononuzurugnwe,. Nettled In the pages of that tadk scrapbook we flremfs kIndergarten but tag, tie note.- T TELEPHONE XO N. 40 By BRUCE BIOSSAT k me something.' * m.2611 L; . - a Tuesday, April 4, 1972-5 The Sanford Herald . - -- stallatlon. Robertson, of St. touts, Mo., Cal, [toward J. Leach, a chap- president; Sara McClanahan, Lain for the 2nd Air Force head' ileealur, Ala., vice presi4ent, quartered at Barksdale, l,a., led Mid BUd-a CtwLtinsen of Los four ministers and priests In Angeles, regional dlrctor. services eulogizing the fliers. State officers attending will The "huiplatna read psalms be 'Thelma Evans, Orlando, and scriptural verses to family, president, Sybil Villeneuve, airmen and ranking officers Tallahassee, vie, president; who filled the NX)..eat chapel Alma Smith, Orlando, and spilled Into a sanctuary for secretary, and Betty Snyder, the solemn 4541W*Ut* services T*Uahsaee, treasurer. ' :. -:.p "-:t k' judges existed before or were ' created by the judicial reetiwn, but V of the circuit judges are new. The bill creating 147 county Judges, which guarantees at least one for every cuwity. fixes salaries at MW counties with more than 4,303 population and $24,t)OO in smaller counties. The House passed the W mg,nb,g' Senates 40-member reapportionment plan Monday. heeding Speaker Richard Pettigrew's advice to be "pcsgmnatic"and not pruvukaa fight by altering the plan. "The Senate can make som adjustments to make that plan mOrt mathematically p1'TCl3 and I urge the Senate to do that," Pettlgre'w sa.kL 'U we u--y to do it, toy frwnds in the House', we will have donw a serious Injustice to the House." Minority Lander Dun Heed, fl-Bore Baton, accused Ibsase Dsrmicrst.s of Irreepuriilbtllty w Senate sapBe offered his on plan . but it was itefeated In a *-tt vote. "U you hare seriously reap ortio you're not going to put your stamp of approval on an obviously gen'yntaralered, obviously uneunsti tuittunsl Reed said, Rep. I'm talIen, t".SrujeriGutst speaker at the tvt'ttiJl ton, warned members "we an dInner Saturday night will be hash fot'wsrd to being her, all Kirby Grant, be tter known as summer" is the House il1'hst "Sky King." Now living in ameo sen plan as is, Ovkdo, \ Bills STOP UC*1N STAMPS wee ___ FiSt - -,--- sutoet3cjJ? aftetwo aed appun a Z CON"VUtNt awy to siat. L.-----'&i Jown tne"aft at am p II - resla __ LOla !t.'ONOMlCA - $1 455, 4 '.n.Ms 111ThM1,I to '.p,sv. !eAc-r'cAz., - Weal %r -'JG'i, Ut,-.s pwiaaci ift __ =&a WW wl. _____ o Daluiss Weak mik wciss RUA we — PMAM — p s 1t'L96 es, Suft QV -- ---_-, Us* yser Master terg. or BeakAs,iepjtj Add 4'e state eel,. tx end 30C be puige sod h,sr,tihng. Seed erd.. UN *or& 1 Stuaxt 1331a175111111111111 �-- - -..---- - --',----- -- - -- _---;=r------ ---:-- __---..--.-:--. -'------ ----_--___. - ~ .. . _1____- __ --- ---.-. _-__.-- lumb _ _ _ Tuesday, April 4, W72 To Mrs. R. S. Mudge, 1950 Mohican Trail, Maitland, is aunnuncing the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Miss Mary An Mudge, to Thomas Hall Lineberry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thom,s Scott Lineberry, 1905 E. Setond St., Szanford. late Richard S. Mudge, the bride-elect was born in Santiago, Ch ile- South America. She is l%cl graduate of Winter Park High School where she was a member of Th-ILY, Pep Club and was also a Candy Striper. Shc is currently attending Seminole Junior College tkirn in Linngton. S.C., Mr. Lineberry was graudated from Edgewater High School, Orlando, in 1969, where he was on the Crew Team, which he is now coaching. He attended - i Seminole Junior College and is employed at Action Center Moving and Storage. The wedding will be an event of May 20, at 7 p.m., at Chapel of Aabur, United Methodist Church, Maitlirnd. - _ _~ 1~.. ~ - I .- - - - MISS MARY ANN MUDGE AOL b6t 9 S - 1 4, - Z K :11 s-k;.. . - L i 4. I - - - - - IIJ - - . ' ,. If - - h — - .. - — {---. - -. - — _., ttn - - - - - - - - - — - . - -.. . - — ~* tl - - _____ 44 Attiipir tit name IT flq'I'nar' i Miss A.(arn', tinn IN It I t1 Whet ii,@ It Rc-pWe t3',mn,, - ••' L& Ut LI PEO Sisterhood .an Luncheon For ConventionDay onaBeac By Abigail Van Buren im to cb ?,qw-a V. Wq 5,,I. iw.1 DEAR ABBY: 1 have a (mend who is about my age. b&. Adele hut her huthirnd last year, so she went to California for the doter to visit her sister. When A4,)t came back, nobody recognlu'd her. She looked like a 25-yrar-old girl. And beautiful' She had a whole new face and a new figure. It was unbelieahle' Adele admitted to having her face which as "binus, hut she said she also had her 41 twat bust and behind lifted' Now I have heard of silicone Implants to Lift and fill out sagging breasts, but I have never heard of anyone having is * 0 peace credited two-year liberal which Will be held at Daytona the Internilonul Plaza In Daytona Reach, April scholarship fund, welfare and curriculum. aoccordlng to Mrs. Mrs. Mason Wharton hosted a 27 through April 25. trust funds and the golden gW Wharton, PEO 13 the only like meeting of the local chapters, V The PEO Soad,- with grant. which.. ° " UWB COUO5C. am ",at the 17130 i1Junfl0OO chapters in the United States Also receiving Its sup,. Alumni of Cottey College wM and Canada. Is dedicated to part frorn within the PEO TOMMY. The purpose of the meeting educational and charitable organization Is Cottey Jr. be honored at the Friday was to complete plans and projects. College located In Nevada, Mo. lueheori, at which Sanford Chapwrs V and AX will be decorations for the Friday Some of the projects which This Is the college owned and luncheon at the Florida State receive assistance from PEO operated by the Sisterhood tvti and for which they are convention of PEO Sisterhood err their educational Loan fund. since 1927. It has a fully at, preparing the docoratnms. - 29 Japanese nam e 30 cmium ilon fill) La Leche 1Telconies bers at the tiwiw of Mrs Dovui Gocken. The narre. La Leche. Spanah and means "the A non-sectarian, non-profit organization, th e league's purpose is to help encourage "good mothering through breasifeeding The group will meet the first Thursday of each month. A series of four'meetings will discuss, Informally, different phases of W'eastfeeding. Topic for second meeting: The .irt of Itreastloedlug and Overcoming Difficulties. Dtscuasior. leader d1 be Mrs David C.acke t. All women who are Interested in nursing their bnbiei or, &nvlted...na are their tables. You need not be pTOgfl*flt or even have a turn!)) to attend if you are a wife and hope sornv day to have a grandmother. If you are Ink-rested.. you are welcome La Lactic League begun in a Cldcagt. suburb 14 years ago when one mother who had proseb, although the league Is now Interna tional in scope, wi th inure than 1.000 groupa he thousands of women in the United States, Canada mid 12 fwri,en countries _ ___ vvw. contAci Mrs. David Gacken, 1541 Gold Terrace I craw of Providen. or. Doflona, Florida, 3574. - - I - " - ' - - - ,A. - -- -- - - -- - -- - - - - - - - _- - :- -. '. - - z2zf - - - - --- -- - --- "' - . S was a an 1] - WmWOLD MY NAME AND TOWN CONFIDENTiAL TO "ASHAMED OF MY HUSBAND:" Tell him that a man nuuo dots not take care to sit in a woman who gentlemanly position can be as offensive deesai all to a ladylike posItion. Wbst's year problem? Y..0 feel better U yea get It itt year chest. WHO so ANDY. Box 557H, L.a Aigeles, Cal. SOW. For a personal reply ratios, stamped. addressed as a 01 • • -_ - - - ci— -c ..,IV • .Y .. _4 -ur - f, 'i ,.'. ' • .c 4 '& ar . 5% - -1 ,. ..'.' t, !ttJ .Au4:;!Lulv Al 1 iI - __L__ ';OUTGOING PRESIDENT Mrs. Donald LeFis em. 47 t)'n. 49 ('r'n'q 71 elevtswn FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY. APRIL S. 1972 ARROLL c'j - tgs and reels at their "wearing Altamonte Cluipel Educational Miller Evans officiated in burning of an old flag and gave of the green". Thea broke out building. II a.m. to 2p.m. It will a new flag as a replacement theirirish brogue and talk benefit South Seminole Coni. Five hundred øud.'ts, band about shenanigans you just mzmfty Library ii Altamonte and glee club attended this wouldnotbelievrthegrandttine Springs nat*rafl7. patriotic program. A most that the leprechauns planned See YOU flOw. .around and colorful day In fbi bright for Whirl and Twirl numbers about Seminole County. is no bIa. surishim. Post Z6 in action with and iálm -. Poor judgment not clearly, either TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You are not In a paitcuIar!y good mood so would do well to postpone any have to make Do something to important decisions you improve your health and attractiveness Be more sure of may Mrs. Carl G. Tutu, share. No report is neceary, president of 7te Garden Club two minute time allowed for give IfltorfliatAisl of Sanford, hosum club. Mrs. Waiter C. Neals, assistant and-or plans for coming year. District chairmen: Please director, and Mrs James F. ti In to secretary Huasey, director, cordially for in vite you attend !be sprrng written report the year. Presidents' rarderence ft'enie Directi°' IMPORTANT: La% white WHO; Incoming and and green forms and white outgoing club and circle cards will be given out of the presidents, program chairPresidents' Confere'"t. The men. State b'aarci menibers of white card Is to be filled out District 7, district chairman; that day and given to the state and an interested members. recording secretary. Mrs.. D. WHERE. The Garden Club R. Viliartal Jr. You will need of Sanford. Approximately to bring with you the following tree miles south of Sanford information: name and an HWY. 172. Watch for mailing address of 1572.73 Sunlazid Estates Sian. president (nclude Zip Code) total club members and WHEN: Wednesday, April number of National Life 12. Registration Members. These forms are f or 3:3(14-30 a in ii nomin l t' • n'e5ideflti only.- Pick registra tion ire includes them u before uterI of coffee hospitality , lunch, and tip Book of information. REGISTRATION DEAD LINE: April 7, said to Mrs. Joseph H. Fahey, P.O. Box 252, Lake Mary 32746. as $ result. GEMINI (May II to June 21) You are under same pressure, but can carry through very well and be the winner just the same. Try to help those who are having ntr rough sledding. You have the right to their problems MOON CHILDREN (June 2210 July 21) Your judgment is rather poor today so do not try to pus It along to others or you both get into trouble. Be clever even though the stacked auinst you. Then you win out cards answer 11 O may rme easily LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You are thinking yourself into all sorts of trouble, so time to compose yourself early in the a in Then you can carry of the day and p.m. Drive with through admirably the neptheiy and could - take get rest care VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) You at feeling discontented and can therefore come up with some fine new right which improve your future. Make ideas you know the changes necessary In a positive way. Stop stnsggli.ng so are 0 hard LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) Impress others with the fact tI it ycu can discharge obligations in a most way and gain their respect and approval. There is no need to argue so much sith assoctalea. Listen more to what they have to try and stop b-log so opinionated. SCUitPI$.) (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You have to study thoic plans more carefully before you talk them over with partners and come to 'the right agreement. Newcomers have fine ideas, so Listen and unjerstand them. Instead of just pretending to do so. Gain SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) That mood to do nothing while duties await you ii just mind, $ change it You one who can persevere and be thorough, and this is the time to do just that Your planets are testing you be equal to the test CAPR ICORN (Des 22 to Jun. 20) What makes you think you can important work and let others down just so you can have extracurricular fun? Get down to builneas, forget the tempter and by p.m you will have the last laugh, of vice versa. Stop being the goat, actually. to treat AQUARIUS (lan 21 to Feo. 19) You ate family most colitemptuou,Jy If you don't hold home. yourself and rralire that your loyalty belongs f-au!ts 'l;err arc small Flrmtnatc theic quietly arid I.indly PISCES iFeb. 10 to Mar 20) Control yourself and atop rushing siound, talking too fast, saying the wrong things. Show you have your feet squarely on the ground. An ounce of control can save the day, p in. for y'i, and others who depend on you as well. Wisdom. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY .. be or she coahd very well be one of those fortunate youngster, unfortunate enough to be born In actual need. From this temporary fortitude and the will to succeed background can come lacking in those with the silver spoon In the mouth who often fail to take it out on time and therefore do not know the ingredients for success, untess good fortune Is forcibly taken away. Look for fame In this chart. The Stats Impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for April is now ready. For your copy send your birthday and accurate a Ses'iiig MlL('IIiEl(' fly l'OLIX ('RAMEJI I)EAII lJl.iX—1 recently bought an uki sewing iiva. chine stand. The wood was dried and had knicks and scratches here and there. I washed and thoroughly dried it, then put on two applications of brown paste shoe imlish. rubbing well after each one. It looks great iintl I hart' since used the same treatment on wuxal picture frames and sometimes used black polish. People could not be. here the great improvement was mode with plain old shoe polish . —hl. H. DEAR M. 11.—My sister has long used this treat- a state of ment on pieces of antique Furniture and If I remember correctly antique dealer first told her about It.an 1101.111, right) of Sanford presents gavei to the newly elected president Mrs. Jackson Reed of Winter Haven at Spring Deanery meeting of Orlando Catholic Diocese held at All Souls Qi urch. (Ann Sieczkowski Photo) apt get of at the SI to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box 629, Hollywood, Calif. 90028. [-1 Splendored Thing (9) Newlywed Game 7:30 (2) Docto'. (4) Guiding Light (9) Almanac (a) Sunshine Slim Mimi 6:30 (4) Sunrise Semester Almanac 6:43 (2) Sunshine () Florida Agri World 700 (3) Today 1 00 (2) Monsters () Perry Mason 3:30 (2) News (4) Green Acres (9) NIWI AflO (4) Ne*"s movies 9:30 (4) Lucy Show 10:00 (3) Dinah's Place , 'X'ORRY CLINIC By George 'V. Crane, Ph.D., It I ,low a m I kd* tItd.rU Csc5ufves CI'tS? WOWIt as.e it' i s. 9 F 5 'i14.fj No ftl. !.,.e-o.', I) $4 ." 'I' føi• their own ulterior motives. 1:30-9:30 NBC Circus Town (Rerun) This thc'w s so well received when originally thern last year as part of the ___ R Dee , LNa n afternoo "Children'sTheater" "Children's series, Itls being nevuntnprime It Is InterestIng look the circus in preparation in time. an at 173-5 125 — Peru. Indiana, l,nme of many retired circus performers DOWNTOWN SANFORD (many circuses used to Winter In Peru). The city of Peru puts Coordfrms.00 are costarred. Miss Winters plays a grieving mother who wants revenge against the man who mistreated her daughter. She plots to get the man (Bradford Dillman) to her house by switching briefcases with him in an office. When he shows up for his briefcase, the revense-bent mother clobbers him over the head, then locks him in a cage in 3:00 (3) Dick Van Dyke (9) printing platei for counterfeit rrinr*y is being v-night hy the 11 STARTS TOMORROW ____________ cm tormances are 1:30 (3) I Love Lucy (') Mike DouglAs (2) P7th Donahue Romper Room - an 91 pi (9) Bolo's Big Top :00 (4) Captain Kangaroo ______ z dirty sp@N and pains. The becomes a suspect. young 1.30-9:30 CB.S Hawaii Five-f) (Rerun ) A grand -seal. grIm race Is launched In the first of a two,-partI story. A pair of on annual circus, arid the tryouts, training and per. incorporated into this special. 1:30-10 ARC Movie of the Week "Revenge." Shelley Winters and Stuart Whitman (4) Gomer Pyle () News 10 -_ as M.D _____ 7-- Cad r... .-..'. 40 1 Last tbewlna Tonight "Quadroion" (R) "Big Jake"(GP) ________________________ _____________________ HISTORIC Fit.!. A ASOT1N. Wash tAP' county road crew burled India n petroglyphs along the Snuke Univer sisy of Idaho an That kit the odds at 1 DEAR POLLY—Brenda wanted to know how to prevent 1. and finally even that fi na l baby's white shoe polish from rubbing off on people's attacker passevi away. clot tng. After cleaning and buffing t e shoes, simply rub them with a piece of waxed pap The shoes also So I outlived °P' seem to stay clean longer this way. —CAROL N. position DEAR POLLY—Brenda could keel) the white shoe And that is something all polish from rubbing off tier baby's shoes cleaning young people must keep vjv. htover wit and polishing them and let dry. Then spray, al Idly In mind. of hair anrnv and let it lrv .......' tni n' ' T a lit coat - lie --"-. ---------------------.---.-. Even though yooarebriI. .' DEAR POLLY-! baby. Ilant and well trained for sit with preschool children ess, if other similarly success. case T-544: Howard T., while their moms are at star performer's have had 10 aged 20, rocently dropped work. One day a mother c forgot to bring a bib for years head start, you may out of college. her girl, so I took one of "Dr. Crane$ he later con- need to bide your time. the plastic-backed diapers fessed, "1 think it is futile to This means, too, that Ion. now on the market, opened e;rit spend my time studying. for gevlty is a vital factor In It out flat, pinned the pbs. tic side to the child's dress what does the future hold, your reaching the op. (or it could be put around an)way? Smokers, who die of a the neck, depending on the -Me world Is In such furcoronary at the age of 45 or size of the child) and quick' mnnil that I figure I might as ly had ci w.iterproot bib. This would be a great idea for a 50 while they are still vice. well enjoy what few or when visiting. The "bib" can be used again presidents, obviously will For or its original purpose If necessary or Just thrown awa'. I may have ritheud of me. never become the head of I have since used this mans times for my own .month: "So I have Joined the hip- their firm! old grandchild—MRS. S. Pies and lire from day to . Astute Cardner Cowles — day, taking my pleasures gave us some shrewd advice where I can find them. WIN AT BRIDGE when he said: "Those fellows who strug'"fungi do not happen. gle to 'et ahead and bone fly are made to happen!" Finesses, Loses- ---No Need over coiege hooks till mid. "Which means It rt'tuires taken the right percentage night, are Just foollshl planning, adequate pr4ara. play in clubs, htit South tion, a lot of "elbow grease" HEED SIGMUND FREUD wasn't half as unluck as his and longevity' to be sure you The latlit'r of psychoanol' lartner, who watched South teach the throw away a sure game. vals brought forth his new So I have Uof.od Gardner If West had opened a din. Irandi of medicine back in iuitunud South would have had lSt)5. Cowki at the loot of Page ,,,-- .. u:umunu IIflSt' 00 lii Y college testbc, he But was attacked from 7 but the way the tic-tense Psychobot Applied." all sides, as are most limoSouth should make his con, tract by the simple expedi. vatoril Napoleon In a similar sein ent of no fInesses at all 11.' 4 leading world psy. said: Ile should draw trumps, chologisti opposed him rio"1 am not victim of cit. ruff dummns"s last heart and taking the short rang, view, hat's why Biblical Esau sold out his blrthnightl Nsvsr succumb to $ ort range fads, Ilk, th e hi ppie philosophy, atheism or Communism. God, Capitalism and 'elbow arias." ane sternal viii. Bell Howard '. Is to INALI just my But the aothrnmlogisLs add that the drawings' primary val esthetic and that most of ue the designs had been duplic4ted covered them before the was crew with crushed boulders The crew was providing fill for widening an area toad — . - .L. a , .o,. U', UIflI *5u'r,I Ut lUll' month It wouldn't matter w hich opponent look the trick. If he led a club he v. utild lit' taking the club g. nw su' (or South If lie led anything e Iwo hi flow IIH*I James Jacoby In ]topia finesses always work. In real life there Is no point Irving one when ',oii itt: Iv o f iidhun,g In gain West opens the king oil hearts liii suit was con. tinuused South rutted the third lead and played a couple of rounds of trumps. 'rs. .. 5... • .., •l. thU discaruin losing club Pt wDAIa (NTI5,5 Ill STASITS TWUN s- ape. a I I ASSN l,i.i,iutu, has hero %'.l'I 5811111 Vaal Siough IV 1''*• 4A 'isa I' ;is 2a ' cashed You. South. hold: AAK$$4 V.42 •J 4AK454 What do you do now? A—This Is on. of Ihos., probirnus ilimi deprud on sour part. nrr. 'Ike u'oward'a bid is pass. The bulidurers bid Is spades. The expert's Lid to (ise hearts. You, mun-Iruimup Is fbi against East. West's queen 10f)Ai' .S (t,..'tit)x hititeid of i.i.IIin tuur spats's. imvu IlL I*L i tilL UIMIIIUIIIJ II' nesce. East returned a diamond and South proceeded to play out all but one of his trumps. West discarded several diamonds and South deduced West short clubs. was Therefore in South dummy's king of clubs and finessed for the q ueen ,vemi.mcniled. becanur the setting trick. your pa mIner luas tht.clui.. Wsat tin y'u do now' Answer Tomorrow South was unlucky. lie had lost two finesses and hr had "HAROLDiad MAUDE" mom UNOS YOøsyIs tii e Islas LG ALL Dsffil'! .O4Rit "PINOCCHiO" *0 Car*aon Poniurs. si.us an as "WILD COUP4TRY"CsiOr sTain, TOaso* 4 81 Allnes No I In Color "WitOla the STRUTS" it s. iIN COU3S "BORN LOSERS s* 3 us cos,00 "WiLD ANQELS" lcntiv. csirnitan I make mv own circurmtaancrst Yet M. Freud won outl Winston Uiun'hiIl also ex. Wlueiu asked by a member of (,tic of his atuticunces how plalned England's long reign it 11p1wiied that tie was as a wor Id mois cc hi' "EngianJ wins flit able to survive the united assault of the world's lead- ISIS tog psychologists. Dr. Freud That wasn't quite true (as siniltal and said: at Yu,ktown) 'but l.a ba-si. 'Y11corTert. "I lust outlived , utlunt So set '.-i'ur itoal and don't "At the start.I faced those be districted iiy temporary 4 I)wc1ftil foes. fads, *uch as the indolent one hippie of But them died. philosophy, fur Rome for - J - - . -- _____________________________________________ DOG hACIF stating 4. always naniet my oppo. pass 75c .1 ----- ----I ---- went By Oswald & — a-a__S 1:3SMATIF4g( top. to instead ' (3) Johnny Carson (4) (9) Movies Oiling Game 3:00 (2) Another World (4) Secret Storm (9) General Noipit&i 3:30 (3) UrighI Promise (a) Edge of Night () One Life to Live same - 4 l) What5 My-line? All My- Childr•fl 7:00 (3) Days of Our Lives (a) Love Is a Manic ') Primary MORNING 6:13 (2) TV Classroom , age a -- GENERAL TENDENCIES: ) ourself Tomorrow () Passwo'cJ 100 (7) Somerse t WEDNESDAY r. \. i tine thropoiogist,s say caution Is (a) S.a,ch for 11:00 (3) (4) (9) News Up (1) Jsopard1r (4) Where the the Cattail Righist Institute easily .##v#mg*.s Old 1P T S. government, and Mc(arrett La pressed in to service when the search leads to Honolulu. At the time, three unfriendly countries, also aware of the missing plates, join the search 11)0 U) P4ev MD 11:30 'f'$d Square, Life ine of ,.rt is Heart U) Paiiword (4) Wisconsin - -., River. about financial matters along with upsetting conditions connected with everyday matters can bring you problems hard to sohe, so irlax and take life as quietly and as at possible. Avoid getting into arguments or discusuons. for no one would really win, ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You are not sure just how to handle some financial affairs you have to take care of, so use every to avoid making expensive enors. Don't interfere in the .ffai,i of others for they are thinking Doris Williams, Society Editor 12:00 (a) Cannon 10:00 (9) Marcus Welby. I'OINTEIIS Family Affair AFTERNOON Squad 9:30 (2) NIchols - .; ~~- - lady (C) TP11 Girl 10:30 (2) Decision '72 1'()IiIl S1liIl.' - same time. he starts to suffer (9) fls'witcft.d (4) (t) Hawaii FIve 0 (9) Movin ' loi,61666I from 11%. . that a It 30 MO? JMI,.. IMP rubber dolls s.ctt es m' daughter rcc1vrd for Christmas last i'ear. Her doll has cotton very dirty from playing out-of-doors undlhave deanIn it with several of the commercial cleaners but none of them get it realIr clean. Can someone tell me .. how to get this doll c eani'—NANCY IOHTRR' onite Does It "lIIU( ...t. ii - T (4) 5:30 (3) Clrcustcrwn it - _. -- at a 70 III Com*rlff Allon ii )0 (I) Sal, of the Iii Glen Campbell (9) Mod - . -- 1uscMj. florIl .1, 1712-7 I 11, 7:30 (3) 'The Admiral WIN 0 I.....Z-t. ******* Consequences (9) Dragnet II ---.---------.-=- . gets Jeannie (a) iruth or uui .~ _ u ;wt,,I rveP4INo 7:00 (1) I Dream of . _..r___. e'ariy 4) )1s'ped 43 tIiol'a P,nn'e -i-.w Poily's Problem DEAR POLIX—My Problem is with the new life . ft . ~ . ' t),ttch r 39 I)isi'nlvo 41 Jason'sh115' ('nub I TUESDAY Sly—. Club- Toeswere their best heirloom recipes and er, Past ttve days before Commanders Leon Le Maitre tapping and heels clicking as gourmet delights for a 'tasteti desired publication date and Jack Ravmon and Adj. members joined In the fun of Luncheon" April 36 at the STATE OFFICERS; ELECTION: At this conithdrrw A. Gurke, president; ference, club presidents will Mrs Sidney R Davis, first elect a nominating committee rice president; Mrs.. W. I. three members who will Chennell second vice Mitanit names at the Fall president; and Mrs. D. H. otstn'-t Meeting for district V illareal Jr.. recordingdirector, un'l fur state sccretary . nominating committee PRESIDENTS: Picnic member and alternate. Please tiring Ideas tit interesting read Article Eight. Section prugrama and projects to s, iteae, in the .-- — - IS l.)bsntelr i leave -- - - - - - - - 71 Iteri"is 75 Jt1A ih 1 an SY MARILYN GORDON another civic program.. Seminole Spokes Welcome This Is hard for me to understand but I have actually And thatIs not all f 5 Y. wagon will hold their monthly -had e trip where everything Magdalen.COflU)' 15 COn- luncheon at the Mid-Florida wrirked out perfrctly.We new th testhnt& freshly scrubbed and Country Club. Eugene Pht'lp tin' Bahamas for two days of nenti' dressed V%it4 lfl a will speak abou t spring planting i.-sun and fun and that is what we oratorical contest for the Legion in Florida and related Idems of got — sun and fun. gold, silver and bronze medals. interest to newcomers. Upon I unpacked First placr went to Wicklin 2. / only to Gerard;aecondplaretoCrete1 The Parka Board of Atlan ta . Beatrice tedrahita McNaney and n ir i pl1C to has thOSOfl their h* --and I drove up for the weekend. Jack Peizer. Tom Merritt and Cm tree which will represent " We had cocktails In the James Se uter 11j1 -. revolving room at the top of the fifth rui'ners.up, were awarded CiIIelbefl7. Hold your breath, the perfect tree Is the "Silver Regency Hyatt House. You certificates, Dollar Icalyptus' The trees could aee for miles around. Leon LeMatire, chairman whenpti&iflbegvenW From there we went to MARILYN G()RDO Underground Atlanta and saw ft was up to his Old Pat, making a residents at no cost to them f Se#u'#i'*u*l4 third and second awards, then planting In parkwas, space nil IL) on Cndr calling Yeager between c1t streets and The next day found shopping with Atlanta's largest make the gold presentation. By ___ vote, a his time was cirpartment store. m there it had by all, take a bow Leon. should have POOt Just received word that Dot but Instead we C*Ifl The Post also reports that Reynolds, president of the D IJea(lIlfle dline hOfflt Past Commander Richard League of Women Voters, is Requests for WOtT)eU'S . L.uak, is back on the fob and in moving to Ormond Beach. £) The American Legion the words of their reporter understand photo coverage at th th e libr ary's 35 Memorial Foil (parua. clubs, etc.) should alflW4 his U1d CTVUtY seU' Paper I)ofls are giving her a CasseTherry, has been very. be made tit least a week in t, missed Seems that Stovak Gardens luncheon. tot v busy. One of their out. advance. evervwa ' standing post activities was has taken on a new name. It Is Spea" ofthe Papff i)OM.. Engag and haid on ibe green at St. Mary a - - and helped another who wanted to breutfeed. This Is t1fl the back ap. . J I Le';' rIeni 2 35 t)ff, 34 first store, I called the store's protection office and tearfully appointment to bring my daughter In with the requested priced, and I paid for it. My clothes. The merchandise lecture and told what would daughter happen to her If she ever repeated this act In their store again. And 1, incidentally, was told by the young lady to the store's protection office that In the two years she had worked there I was the first mother eve. to do this, even tho she was cerialn that there were other mothers who had found strange merchandise in their honu's that the) knew their money did not buy. Abby, that was four years ago, and I thank God that I had the backbone to do what I did because from that day to this I have never had any reason to suspect my daughter of bitter taking a penny that does not belong to her. It effective one. lesson for both of us. but I would like to quote the words from a sign I saw tit the protection office on that eventful day; 'l'o watch a crime in silence Is to commit it." Sincerely, District VII Spring Conference T'Tg 15 20 fl,.,, til,', r.tme fnrih flflUN )) (1154t tt'tttIln' a letter I have ever written to your column, but your reply to the woman who wondered U she should make a report when she saw a pocketbook bring stolen really hit home. When I learned that my teen-age daughter land her (rlendsl were stealing clothes from the local department DEAR ABBY. This is the Garden Club Of Sanford To Host hold Its second Thursday. April C, at 73()pfl' -me can . forms. available at The pi epst to throw ymw djet to Herald office, should be supervision of Sister Theresa . month when the last clas, the winds! Those hndW(It±TIg a a black and The Four Muskateers. Camn- joined the Whirl and Twirl gals are getting toget a of ll whi te a udio photo at Yeag Square By AKIN SIE(2KOWSKI - Atm 1 be done, Some plastic surVuns DEAR LOW: 'its. It do Ii. Since Adele appears to speak so fraiikh aboet It. ask her bo lIfted her behind. Sh'il prchahh be glad In tell 'i unless the Intends to 'ft on It terrier. as the "Action Magdalen SchOol under the Pad." Ilia all starimll lag h t The newly organized fleltona Groun of Lo fl — Li'rhi ' ti'npti.. horns ! I efar%rq . ,I her behind lifted, have What kind of doctor does this work' I would really like to know because lift can be done I might want to have mine lifted. LOW hWNC. IN BROOKLYN now referred to . i\ew Jiern ' t'l'iny i}t4iblq titi ea TABLE DECORATIONS and Mrs. Robert Rosamond, and Mrs. D. M. Ladd. favors for the Friday Luncheon of PEO Con- Standing is hostess, Mrs. Mason Wharton. Ann vention In Daytona Beach in April are seated, Sieczkowski Photo) PREPARING left to righ t, Mrs To" M'-' Mrs R E E. b'" _________ __ _________ ________ 3 Pf.ttt' ii,p., itcIIr S - . ARC: Asithaqdonelnearller come up with this oldl 'fob while she plant to dispose of primaries, ARC will Interrupt Flops Theater" drama, him. Whitman, a psychic, is Vounq sod called in by the missing man's Marcus Welby" for 10 minutes costarring Robert " All three networks will be on at 10:20 for Howard K. Itobett Read. yng I, on Smith wife to locate hint (he scene for the Wisconsin 10-11 ARC Mmeto Welby, and Harry Reasoner to report, ambitious Navy career officer Primary results tonight, and M.D. "In My rather's House." The same team will come bark who has neglected his family, will have bulletins early in " I '" N..'" from 11:10 to midnIght foi' a a*ially tile ii, flcJ. "-1 night, including cony Nth" , With wrap-up. erupts when Yming is tfARMY wi bitterness prnjertinn' Special roverage his dying Whffl'fl he hasn't h.en Perto 7:30.8:30 CBS the (lien nunrnoned home also is scheduled' Cltqi Special hail-hour report Campbell Show (Rerun) Ante wife's bedside, but arrives too ticulSt')y close, collapse's at Ms rtkAsy party. cifferingfrnrna from 10:30 to II with Walter Johnat',i gets nit some funny late 1114 son, also a Navy of. hi nutsstve stroke 'Tho father, it tilts, especially as the turns on the father, Russian fleer, Cronkite its anchonnan. tuttlC tint. is a reformed NRC: Live coverage front here to explore American feeling he's failed his mother afrntuotle whose habits Mister athletics and report back to his again 10:30 to ii from the ua.uttiy. British 7:30.1'3OARC The Mod Squad tore the farily 5pM!. Now, singer Petula lIntel in Milwaukee, John fHerirnj "The Poisoned Mind." however, Di'. Elley k'.ts drawn (luincellar will anchorsmi Clark also iits (Hen. to his lather and goes into debt 7:501:30 NBC The Admiral (aptain (Ireer Is featured l)iivitl Brinkley, analyse flue the hesi of robbery to make sure he 'l shoots and kills a du'-"1 Of the shelves to returns Alan Hate -ft plays suspect and then becomes 'f depressed as tl'ic incident pr ey; "Y' 's" run his mind. ftc decides (di take resort he a vacation arid ..ta. young lady. At the i ;h.;:I . IUKSHAY,A1'I%1144,lPlt ________ I t 4f it and taflts, It Prrtttsi, I I t ti domp SI ('ermsn lilt i a 110korlmilti) 72 AuW " 32 clnM Ln* C uitan, 24 Jan ii,, 53 AIlotsi,n. tiert,,-, In, u-act, L)tttrh In litirhert $4 Ihtns.ts painlet i4i'ah' p 1 3', nc. 24 Tune Ii i t.';,' 'I Ittit , to her sagging dreams a Society - - - 39 Witticism 40 Lrdi,tr, Ii 0*,itk toin 4* N.sIitt n.ts 158h. Pr I 44 UrsItti the, IS Feminine Siiicone oirl's answer - - - II 1 . 4t;itim;i 37 Ms,sh ,*.s was given a stern I 4 -. 11;. 31tlt'n,ttIisI 1 It l'lte.t rattle Ii (ikin's biheat note - Ht"gh l igh cs ____ 17 Ynti tiye'l fitend was 4 , - 31rof Pltwct INch 5 Potential flits,, P )'rathp,r'i ''I s Marilyn's Alerrily—Go—Round Lt ArI%O%S Z . %,_~ --_ The lgTl-'72 Season of Seminole Mutual Concert Aoclat1on will have as Its final attraction Neil SImon'S hilarious comedy, ".Star Spangled Girl" at 1 p.m., April 14, at Sanford Cl,$c, Center. This should be one of the idghts of this stason. Bursting with witty llnft and brightly humorous situations, the play deals with two eariieat young men struggling to pifl out a 'prnt5t" magazine and the H.in,rlcan girl wh moves In next door and manages to aena 1)0th 01 thorn Into a romantic tail spin. Drew Tombrollo Is producer and director fix thc Sanford presentation. He is assisted by Jerry Sims, Karon Hudson. Norris Yarbrough and Jannie Justo. For a goxi laugh, don't miss "Star Spangler Girl." Accompanying photo shows an action scene from the play. Marry the [1 'Star Spangled Girl ' Coming 4 T homas Line- berry 1. _. - .__tt- The Sanford Herald ® Play To End Concert Season ' Mary Ann Mudge, i - Signs of Spring 6— The Sanfd Herald . - PV II. A.i..t t l...=.... Daughter of ----- -......... heaving me only saries. "SO I kept 3 advcr- defending my while they vigor. also had hippies, but Cato, Caesar and Cicero weren't among them! Send for my booklet "how to Improve Your Mrinory and Study More Eflhientiv enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 25 ---- position otisly tried to sabotage paychoanalysis. 'T)ioni a 21id Opponent passed away and the odds now were only 2 I against cents, Inc. htrsolulely, I kept on stat wil ts . n, cae. ... shu Mv.eaP.m. •sittP4 I hug my position and then a a.ip.4, a34u.es.ü seseOpS •wl II enemy droppsxl out of ...,u. i. s-u' I;pi.i sCI s.lsti. ,*1 (em •et .4 his .u. ek.. the coniIlIc-t, duo to death. 5i,t,, V.,Ii.5I liii. 11 NIGHTS LkPI SIASON INDS APRIL $ Matinees: Monday. Wwtku,day & SaPvrdav ,t Tim,. 1: a pm and $ pm Play The Fabulous Sig Perfects SOR m v ao MINORS to *i JRflFORD-ORLAflDO t(W1B. aJa Melio north - Od.nd bebeson �- 9—Th Sanford Herald 6- Tusiday, April 4, 1972 Wig*tfrsy,eaiIP*IrgIew: - F . . - . - .. - . IL I __ Ph. 1224924 a GET THF FACTS . ,, -' SELF FREE INSTRUCTIONS - .. of At A Carters Shop i-it _I r vie o Pt O ARY& CRAFT SUPPLIES-GIFTS-CARDS 100$ HWY.17-92 PH Isi.u77 CA5SELIERRY ractor d T __ 11111110 MONO" r TotheElGrouchoRoom - ~ ime of Awakening Saint. Management Same Good Sa r- B-Oue A Steaks a New and Radiant YOU I See our c olorful spring shaom I / .) Closed Mon. PH 323 2&31 DOWNTCWN SANGORD AVE, oy We remove old finish&&, We a ISO - r WF HAVE JUST CHANGEC$OUR NAME Car-ben Jewel we ers nc. . Inc. Phone 444-4424 formerly known as cash a Save Jewelers . - - . - - C. id ,, Llt r . - 7 O FLOWER Aiu.irJ% i\ URSER} GARDEN' f ri.4 1-8 Miles Post Rarnys FENCE INC. i - FREE ESTIMATES . PHONE 931-53" stamps %s$-. - WHERE THE ACTION IS Hwy. ii -Longwood IMI. South ofBijTroe kESIDENTIAL Tires.Wh..ls Etc. • parts Than You Pay Anywhere Else WOOD CYPRESS ""W Cpww WES-KAY WASHETERIAS - Iliam &~ I I I West 27th St. 2010 French Ave. -- RM012IM11111 Throughout The Svutheasll %~ / ~ 24HOUR JOHN SCHLENK WRECKERSERVICE - e mwv than two thousand oars and N o's dramatic castle. Im / ..4... ./ .• _ - , , / WE CARRY 1 HEALTH FOODS CRAVEN - WE chance to understand these words: C ontr•s$iar, crea and "A areal Take T irne for Health It Doeswt Cost opportunity _______ - LIU - We Don't NSVO nakwx. PA41TS Fole TRAISgS ... MUT WE Do t4AVj -' - - u 2619S. FRENCH AVE. = -- SANFORD - - -..- - - - - _-. - i-. - .! . - - - - - - ____ L_._ - sewing shears Al-mg AM get the nnual sharpening dore on :M too. Before too long. rters have a service available for home barbers in that he wflJ soon be sharpening electric Every Ume we talk to LhOse f0ll`S~ wmeUWlg new has been added- WIiy don't you join us in a visit to Carters Shoe Seminole iiaza &t.i Just browse and what I cuetions . . . ,atwaIA Cut Above Th.R.? to whoinalt 1114,1811 Duda Auto Parts and Auto Parts IAccessories 4 DAY SERVICE MITSUBISHI, with a 17- or 28-horsepowered engine, Is a new Japanesemade tractor ideal for estates, according to Fred Hall, salesman at Oviedo Tractor Company at Slavia. 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" L 2439 French A vt —a-- L YARN - J, BARN UP•11 T$ Sat IOom-5:)Opm Junior J 1 I - P011. 134 - 61113 L011 113111 11000 PLAZA - ____\ - 2IO N. Hwy. I? t2 Casselb.rry HWY. 17-92 - LONOWOOD PH #31-7252 - i "l ANSWOUNG SERVICE . OPEN SONDAY Op.nThur,nitIbApp, 201Y I French Sanford 1h re,oltjmon4ry and free*i1 dr4rN tire J*i!gn4i for o,,, G U AR A N T 11undiods of Depatiures April to Octobor. For FRE E 164 Page Tour Book Willis. Phone. Sea AQency f - 111111181 COMPLETE VALV6 WORK 11114101"s R11111011111111410 HNAO A %LOCK Sun Travel TIRES BRIDGESTONE '* Sclindins-ils; Aegean drulw 7ojr-, Fiance; Orand Alpine; Mediteir;nsan I MAgC, etc. -W Ph 531 1044 oLONGWOOOPLAZA sINWY ii.ei SPEED PARTS Spaln,Ponugal&Uo,or.co: Closed Monday SkAF000 BOXES 8 lo 14 counDies. amazingly compichenstva,Ijeoj for your fIrLt trip. I Y-55 days hom S859 LEISURELY TOURS: Visit levvef counities 113 to 7) moon limo;n eachl Alwdy* We Stock Import And R1QIOPdAkTOURS: Enjoy il By lit SE-GONI) PHONE 322-72$ 2317 Country Club Rd. PEARLIZED S Pt l - TRANSMISSION . Sa es PH%)NE 934-OU . antiques whiO may need repairs or refurbishing ... at Itis Bix FurWture Refinishing Service on U. S. 17-92 at Fern Park. r Send Doubt - HEDGE TRIMMER StUazt I.UUR . P Automa* "PSI When In () - - CAR WASH S39's .—•' is is DELIVERY .4;'i?:iL $1.23 Exterior Wash 'a ________________ ICfl PICK-UP IANIAMtIIC*a1 SOCWIThtIOf?!GeOI GAS The Dly Copier School. Office sm ' "We Are Experts In Our Field" Sanford CAR WASH 25 rf .- COI® ii - FULL SE RV ICE -'_ ALTAMONTE -- -. Ph. ".0490 . U - FIDELITY ENTERPRISES _______________________ r back tn good old Sunshine State will help you solve all 71w nm in charge is Richard of Florida to hve. He is now the reftnishiq problem. So Sch,il. He has had the Fern only Btz Franchise and rail Bix today. \ (across from Seminole Plaza) PH 131.1933 CASSELBERRY by ANN SIECZKOWSKI Park Bix Company for am Central Florida. Well, it's that Ume again. you Us" yt-ars now. Wx is a Now. he can do your w4 Ige You and will do a sk*y know wtwt we rrepn . the old nationwide chain of Job. but If after you see him il: Scrape. clean a.-W refu9sh gliflt professional furniture work and stm* of the alif is ldirf~ up again - does that reflnishing Shops. Them am 160 creative juices start perk4 every year about this ume. shops in the franchise and they What s that You'd rather deal exclusively In stripping and you decide maybe go home and take on one of go fishing' Instead of and renewing refinishing some pie" of fur. And Ll" man, &hffl,is a true otner jobs yourself. well, tia I; cm(u_m&n - highI7 Uj Ined. Schill. He is the kind of man 04, WeL. as lung as you are experiewed. You jut know you is happy to give advice to t., serious soout going fishing can trust him with those customers who want W f"A, instead of keeping up priceless antiques you are Job themselves but aren't,1sur' furniture. yOtltM,1I, you have to afraid to touch yourself, or how to go about He will advise you sbcu make other arrangements, you those more recent models which stains. varnishes and poUbm know- Ixt me tell you how to simply need a new face. He has his own antique and safety in handling wx make everybody happy while about Wning which is so im you get the job done and gull 'do refmwling &hop in New j~,gey your owri thing'. for 2D ytars before he tame to POrtant in reftnish1lig worL Before you get too frustrated There's a place caned lila Fktlda bra vacation. That did Refinishing Service, located On Juist UW*ing about ad] that hart it for the New Jersey op"-&U this wing? Nw Mt. Fu enqvf! , t11 Inkling fee housall. Polook Your rewvations now to hotels lstoleavs your shoes outside the done e1 night to The Shined before moening. ACIMM Automotive -_ ce Is Tops HELPFUL HINT - Lawn is Form Fiuipm.rI SLIPCOVERS- SEATCOVFPf 13, ISO, Hof". 411! intErwn'tJol, in rern Pwk. .FI.irc Ge Manual ILL Im 5PA-4' Duda,asssubsidtarydivlsion automatic inventory control TheyalsoseLlonatsiluaabto For iop quality equipment, of A. Duda and Sons, has a operation. Incredible customer individuals. You can find parts highly skilled service men, SeIYICC. unique advantage In that it for all makes and models of unquestionable Integrity of the a remarkable relationship with Duda Auto Parts has the automobiles as Dudd Is a company and its personnel, fair a major producing orga. largest parts shop in the entire supplier for over 50 different prices, and Just for the privilege nization. Hence, they have county with over a mile of well lines. of meeting some very coneniaI a constant, fast exhange of stocked shelves just brimming We are that if you folks like the Halls, go out to practical knowledge about over with agricultural and have a farm equipment DudainOviedoanddoyourself jarming and produce that can automotive parts, with an question or need, the best place a big favor, Don't forget Dad and Is invaluable to their addithnal warehouse full of foryoutocallLsoviedo Tractor his little Mitsubishi either. mnuflkrs and tall-pipes. cons and Duds Auto Parts. You can't What ou may not know, Is possibly go wrong cause those To Improve what was already a fantastic service Dud5 ha. selis stucs to the garages and personnel, service everything now tnstaUedain IBM computer, service stations in this area. they sell. For quahty repair Seni c*,IlX quick Service, for smice At ft right price and for in op rvwtnnit to n't some reafly nice folks, go down to Cartm Shoe Repair and meet A-G, enjoy It is " of the ctmevacation spots in the wiDr:d Come 10 CARIBBEAN CRUSES OF ORLANDO INC. 574 North Orlando Avenue 'Winter Pork -Have YOU ever Cifeamed of visiting 4nt7 Why ,o, 05 HP to I HIP ft HWY. 17-92&434 . Bx . , CASSELBERRY I'll umers. - REEMcCRORY'S NORTHGAT€ FURNITURE SALES and - PH. AND IS FREIGHT DAMAGED NOLL convinced .- - Call "52060 . -Open . do z 9:30 A_M_ - 5;30 P Salvrdoy 10:00 A- M. -2:00 P. Auto Parts Oviedo A IR CONDITIONING i - OR BETTER SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY 83&7431 PX I Y NOW CARRY— EARLY AMERICAN NATURAL BREADS HI PROTEIN -- VITAMINS — MINERALS TEAS — ETC. L307 E F I R ST ST. DOWN1 _N SANF Todales low cost instaliction provides mDre pleasure for your comfort dollail—Keeps your home Tofreshed and healthy gives you hours of .'tjoym.rd ,vsrytlay. CALL M4M FOR FR E E ESTIMATE - OE OFF - horsepower engine. all the same attachments foun on the other equipment atDuda, such as discs, rotary mowers, lowes and cultivators. it is lasy to operate and is built with - rra your four soon. It is :T ca nce to watch ay' 6r7r" _____ -. where Succulent steaks are broiled while voti watch NATURAL FWDS "-.'- INSTALL... Another cIvIllza$.n awaits you Shrine of ttie Greet Image of Buddha. Todaij I temple. the world's largest wooden strutture, which little has changed f or 12 centuries. Nira, Japan*% first ancient caVal, founded in 711) A-D. he snowcapped heI vispht of Mt Fugi Why not Japnn? You will find all IL e ,s'JL - $9" FREIGHT DAMAGED FURNITURE HWY. 17-92 - FRE t _______ CWRM ' Olt? —,' \ Fl. / '/2 CHAIP4LINK In Sanford, When You Wash At Parts Locating Service L- '. - i TOOLS 99c to 63197 4 Well, in addition to allot thow well known brands of (Arm and home equipment. such as the Allis-Chalmers, New Holland, Gehl. Deut7 diesel, Vemitile and Steiger. Uxw liall men. Ihirold, the manager, and Fred his son. eally have outdone therrselves flsec fl 0 C C%C5 Ofli best possible equipment fivailable an)-where. Just for Dad - Isn't that lust swell' 1 INDUSTRIXI. Engines. Transmissions FOR THE "DO IT YOURSELF" ---- ,. Furniture Refinishina YOU CAN WASH YOUR CLOTHES FOR PH.01-34" I —II . - - ..'. . You 0.10 In Sanford _ DISCOUNT PRICES CM CASE &%%GROCRRY ITEMS Fence CAMPffiQC1E1R ' r- LONGWOOD Dubuque Iowa Beef r denrod AcademyonDoddRd. _ In the Seminole Plaza. and tha t indudesctrucuf special g to meet a doctor's prescription. Ml fl 7 Wo __ A. G. AND ANNIE CARTER provide the best in shoe care at their shop Super Market_-Western Wear 77771fl "• - 4 -kc Country Quick WEEKLY —USDA CHOICE CUT AND FREE3E WR*,ppEc I I I C P I POUND ABOVE OUR INVOICE COST L' ' ate little woman's kitchen and Largest seledion of hand selected jurnbo root bushesc Latnt varieties a! patent art. , none patent varieties GrowersoI Roses a nd Shrubbery I', This new little gem'is called a hiltsubishl - made In Japan. It I.,, a small esL tractor and r -- zz -.i 'it - down and get 211 iin' blades stiarpenied make your job We Mleve in GOOD Patient Care &.ü*jw0OC _ r 4 offers those little accessory items such as polishes. clearer solutions, and shoe dyes Just to another stop in your busy schedule. Perhaps you reall4' thought about it, but Carter's Shoe repair offers a saw iling nervice. 'This is a handy haVtObetflflUTIed again. So go Seaford. ____ other awwwr now and those hedges and limbs Hwy. 17.92, 3eBary, Florida fl4) ft. 321-2710 -• --- IS better than good knowledge of the trade. would you not agree' for TIMEX REPAIR CENTER . ' - NAL save you CONVALESCENT REHABILITATION AND R E T I R EM EN 1 LIVING . 1+ F!lSl j~ Besides shoe repair and prescription work, Carters also D N U R SIN - - Of years behind you, It indicates a e — t - I Ph. S Frenth II. Iñd I I 'too See. thm Carters can do such fine *-ork bec&uw they have been in the shot repair business for 34 years and in their present location for seven - - i rs Serv All work handled accurately and confidentially Some Location Same Good Service e r NoithtoOVfl&I Month l y Rates AvhUbBonCled F.ri Part nnounc ng ta ial cre JOY will be happy to serve YL' in all of your business ompany - Se Joy Mcf-ariand t-.XeCL SOM A43 E. Sernoran Blvd I Hwy. AU .), ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FLORIDA32701 AF20111118 Ph. 131.3105 folks. In tMt shop, It Is get just about any kind of reiiatr or son Gar) miuld practically renuilke a shoe for ym And if qvcial shoe for )ou, take your prescripUon to Carters and let them construct your shoe according to the doctors' orders. is really good news tololka with orthopedic problems, originating with or MERLE nOR M TQ COSMETIC STUDIO CHUCK"'S BAR-R-QUI S4 Hwy 17-92 - _____ a"- enTues.ThruSun.11a.m.Tii1opm. C " - .. - 97 — o p , IntheFountalrLOunQe CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE 1401 2400 hewA Ave. this Annie CRrt" and thela, Pon, Gary, are on the job and that 0 WE HAVE MOVED Donler for TRAVEL - SKI - ANNS1ECZXO B) Oh. boy, do we have news for OU you week ',%e went out to Oviedo to Lilt those nice foIkt at t)uda Thictor and AutCompany. And we snw the perfect gth fc Jearddjd ()vu do have Father's Day plan A you could want to meet. A.(. - TIRES from with VALIJIS ON USED 4 7 litUe shop where the Absolute best shoe repair work is done, And by some of the nktstfolkc - ' TRAILERS , ---- 7 i TREMENDOUS O ered Do" in Seminole Mza is a in Ethical IS BS Be Sure — Be Safe n)AxNsIEcz.KOWSKI For information without obligation, phone 322-5759 Seminole Countvi only LIc'ni Consultant Hypnosis I 4,19729 ASTROSTAR • IMPROVEMENT SELF-HYPNOSIS Joy Lu"Frans #T A. Tuesday, Apr - 1 that you can achieve through OPEN MONL THLJRFR-:3OAMP.M SAT. 1C &M .4 P.M / 0111. ArldIf 7551 a? k Of ( corntr of Jrk L mIS.r4r#i 0 Wit F oil of It 97 ff H*. 17.92 IL S SHOP A F ull I In# - V, -----a- THIS tTEMS 1114111110 t1. UI ERVI%w EKLE S,Gnuis S. French Ave. The Sanford Haraid 1001111,101,11 VXHAUST Alit WITH T." RENTALS won .. AUTO PANTS Exwlenced Mechanics Wash. Wax & Polish Jobs Lan" Selection Wip a "air P O1*flMNL thruSsmth7prn ,r. t . •-•'. I A BEAUTY SALON ... ADAMS _________ Put VourCar.... WIG . Fast t'pendabls Srvlcs.. nr t*wm In for expert care, take them home for loft rmore wear. x. . ALL SIZES eminole M I X 0 N S AUTOPARTSAND PlioNti III am ... TelloOlione Answering Sorvice doesn't cost payst Don't 1"Ve ywjf business unattended — wt insure that your calls will be answered. 9AM 3PM. DAILY I A ML P.M. mMAGNOiIAAVg SANFORD FOR 40, I I CALL 323-2770 IOSW Fi.-st JOHN OICKEY INC Sanford l'sPikv �- -- ---- ---- 10-The Tuesday. April 4,1972 sr.ford Herald - - --- -- Will Join Greg Robinson 1 I 4 I 0 11 ' : c;. - a I ~. , - ift ' - - -- :-. - 2 - _,: I- ____ -- '- - -- _____ - / 1 - fN ' iA _, :-&- '' ' ' . :;•. -- ___ . -_ - - ------= --'-=--=,=----------- -F~pii ----- ----------- zzI _____________ - ureyt a - MAKING SURE contract is intact is Birmingham..Southern Coach Murray Arnold. The coach Is looking over th e agreement that has been signed by Semi Junior College ace parents, Mrs. Rachel Williams and Lincoln Williams. Kearse, a formcr Seminole High cage star, who signed the grant-in-aid at his home Monday night, will join another SJC star Greg LAM zcdrsL'. iiisu zuoturig on are i1T)' s "'iu" ___ . - L .- ____________ --_- __________ ___ ( _____ I S Nf• It; am~ . I - . . - IF 16- I, , \ ..- - 4 s: - , ( - - ____- - - ByHERKYCUSH Herald Sports Writer - F - Diamond - ___ - - __ - - - - -- - - - -- .. ' _k - - • -'-" :, '' '., - " -' '.r- '--' - -- ,.: -- - ' - - - -------'F - -. - for WR09TUNG -1 _______-- - -. - - " - - '' .. ', - ', %' ',,, , ' -- - - ...- -- .-- ,- L ,,- - - -' -.S -, - - - - ' .- ' , - ',, -- - - - . - ,' - . 4 ,' -- . - - ' '' -S - - -'I k •._ - , - S ---' .. .-' -, - - - 4- - ., ' . - Lassie League - - - - - -- - - -- .. . .' - " '. pp '' r -. ' ,. - '' - : - ''- ' _______ twice. .. -' To Walton HERALD SCOREBOARD Reynoldp is the speed demon gwne and visit Crooms, Friday wason and tonight have a take a early 4-0 lead. Lyndon of the kam with 15 stolen buM afternoon At 3:30 p.m. Saturday return game with the same ninie State came up with a pair U W146 T.ch AIR ii i A Slight ankle injury tiasslowed they host Seabreezetha 10a.m. at McCracken Field in Orlando.runsinthfothanderInGillis. him own recen y. team to knot the scar. 'fl,n he fi f th 1,jfld., ,b Hart)' Jacobs and Billy I I 1 I btned t halt the came the seventh' when Jacobs Strril, If Spillmen Mrc visitors from Vermont at Tinker again weakened and permitted Mored, : Field. Sptllmtn took oi.-ct for two more runs This was the Oo m o a a _ A Miti.. 0 signal for coach Jack Pantilias 3 I 0 0 Jacobs in the seventh after Lyndon State crew had over.' to bring on Splilmen who proved OmIc V f to be and excellent fireman. j., p 3 o o • nme 44 deficit and Larsen had the hit that ignited SHIm.n. p • 3-4 lead. . I .n I. I 7 3 Spiflmen came on In the the ri-u seventh and Shut down the which produced the tying and go LyaIa sasi as i . 91 1 • • Vermont crew w'Itlx*t * hit ahead runs. Gills and Jack L•tCI. is And the Goldiox rewarded the Ferrell also came up with : clutdrtoltslntheseventhlnnlng. Lucas efforts of Splilmen by 5 3 I 3 L.VIta. Cf 3 I 3 0 two runs in each of the se-enth The eighth Inning tallies were AT also the result of hits by Larsen and eighth Innings: Gillhi. Tim Gills and Bill Larsen aesn.rf In winning the Goidsox aog.,.p 3 0 3 3 provided the Goldacs with the s . 3 sl4Y pla y '' dutch hitting. Gulls had his best C game of the season in rapping (luji saw then' commit four Lyndom 310 ?- S I 7 o ix'uw, hits in trips scoring He also had' 0 &LvC135-*j00115. Rh ej.d,t,l ...,.. trin, • 1.015-11:1,J-7. ________ . Ist Ru Tops Lyndon State 8-5 sri _J -" - Play Them Again Tonigh" tow - -' '-' To Valdosta N*ine, 8 ' lII':lt.LI '.t''I'1)( U1( editor Bob ( )rrell it tln. photo last tt'I '.'.1'i he happened upon John Lake of Sanford whuglisdly dIspla yed his string of 10 iass he hauled in wi th top w..ter plugs while fishing In the St. S - Oviedo Blackhawks Bow $ a - . '.' a ' ' -'. - - - a °'' - ', _' - - .. -.,.'.- - \- , - ' 9 ' In ' S'• - - _________ FTU - es - ' team . ' '. in ______ .. ,. _____-- - ,. By __________ -- - - - - - - . &%i Most Of B1*9 Chance THE ASSOCIATFI) PRF seconds to go The teams fin- "We're both fast skating The Pittsburgh Penguins, ished with identical -3&h4 teams with plenty of balance -' _ having carried a National Hock, records, but Pittsburgh got the and strength at every position," -:4 4 , ey league playoff berth by the playoff spot because the Pen- ahovUch added. "I look for a skin of their teeth over the gums took the season series long series : a series where C ) vi edo • weekend, aim to make the most from Philadelphia 3-2-1. both tean1 play more con.' of their opportunity when they To do well, the Penguins will srrvativeiy a series that open their West Division semi. have to crack Chicago's goal might be decided by a break, a final series against the Black lending corps, stingiest In the mistake, or maybe an injury to Hawks at Chicago Wednesday NUT.. The Black Hawks' duo of a key guy one hell 4A 2 Gam night. Tony Esposito and Gary Smith whatever kind of play there is." "They'll know they've been In won the Vexlna Trophy, yielding Minnesota Coach Jack G-nrThe Twins have never won a the pla yoffs when we're fit,,- 2,12 goals per game-166 goals don, whose team dropped a 4.1 Winning pitcher Starrett gave title In the Oviedo Little League up three hits, struck out 11 and ished," predicted Pittsburgh in 78 games, : . decision to last place Vancouver : but Just might change all that walked 10. rookie Dave Burrows, unawed '%.'fl Boston Injury chart has in the regular season finale __ this year. Last night the Twins by the fact that the Black center Derek Sander'son as "un- Sunday night, said he is conIn the senior division contest edged the Orioles 3.2 for their the Braves scored five times in Hawks finished first in the West certain," defenseman Bobby sidering shuffling his lines for is fourth win without a loss and a the first and six more in the by a who ing 19 points. A n,', as ,,. .s. m m msia _______ ___ '.'fl -- - r two game lead over the rest of third en route to a 13-7 triumph The two East Division semimarginal" and center PIn! EsThe only unit that's sure to rr the pack. over the Angels. s-' final playoffs also ge under posits as ready for the Bruins' remain intact is the line of JP In winning their game last The Braves first saw Russ 'Y Wednesday night, First- Opener against Toronto. ParIs Jude Ornuin anti Bill a' , night the Twins handed the McBride, Retry Biddle, John place Boston hosts fosirth.place Sanderion, who scored Goldswnrthy, which took nine of :I. Oriole, Mike Henson his ft Grimsley, Joe Spikes and Ted j'', ____ Toronto and second-place New goals this season, entered Sins- Minnesota's 27 shots on goal loss In three years of little Bowser all come around to York hosts third-piece Moo- sachusetta General Hospital against Vancouver. Gordon league play. treal. score. The hits In the inning Monday night suffering from wouldn't comment on his plans But Henson had nothing to be went to Bowser and Jeff Lukas. Also on Wednesday, second- colitis. (or the other lines. SCOTT COVINGTON slides home with run Chase as Andy Tharpe ashamed of since he fired a oneplace Minnesota hosts No. 3 St. Three runs In their halt of the He will be let out of the his. Minnesota fell short of breakcovers the plate ready for a throw that came too late. With Tharpe on hitter, In which he struck out 12 first kept the Angels wluuin i.um,s In the opening game of the p'tal to practice and play, but ing two St. Louis records in the the mound, First Federal coasted to a 16-6 win over the Chase squaci in and walked five. The only hit striking distance In the early other West Division semifinal. stwWd the condition detertor. regularseason. The Bluesi hold National League play. cCmein the first inning and was going, Jay Saucer and Jim Of their last 11 games, the ate, he'll be forced to remain the marki for most wins. 38, and a slow roller that just got past Riddle reached base on errors Penguins lost only one, winning hospItalized, (Bill Vincent Ph(' most po'nta, M. for an exthe Infield. Kip Grant was the and Mike McCan drew a walk live and tying five. 0ev has been hampered by panaron team. Minnesota fin. owner of the hit. All of the and those three came around to Even so, It came down to the knee problems. Hodge bruised taired with 37 victories and M Twins' runs were unearned, score on three walks. final weekend between Pitts. an ankle-one Pie had broken points. Grant proved to be a big man In the third with burgh and Philadelphia for the earLier-on Sunday, and Espo. 6fourth and final playoff berth 15 sUn, missed Boston's final two ' for the Twins as he reached the Braves Just about Ices the base twice and In both cases game with six big tallies. Ted the West The Penguins stayed regular season games because ti came around to score. In the Dowser started the ruckus by alive by tying Mladelphia 44 of stretched knee ligament& i Saturday night on a goal by first with two outs Grant got his reaching base on an error. Two The Br-inns will be out to = Greg Polls with 47 accontis left make up for last year, when single and came around to score more Angel errors, two walks in the game on two base balls and anerror. and hits by lukas and Dullard they breezed thrnczjr the regisThe thirst time hr-eyed no The Orioles tied it in the Gould accounted for the six run VALDOSTA It may have batted and .cored three times. Blackhawk batters. Pittsburgh earned the berth lair season but were knocked out different the first for been a scenic trip to and from fourth when winning pitcher inning, the following night by beating of the playoffs by Montreal in than Valdosta took a 2.0 lead In the Four runs in the bottnm of Bei,rrsit Wright who failed in his Chuck Starrett walked four The Angels scored four times the game but the stay of the third frame. Squrr was walked fourth put the Rockets In a St. Louis 6-2 while Buffalo, after the first round. straight batters. Blackhawks In to open the inning, moved to commanding position they did tailing 2-0, came back to sink The Rangers mul Canadlens thu'sI straight bid to separate In the bottom of the fourth of the Oviedo Two runs In the Twins fourth phor-lened game but it was not Valdosta, Georgia on Sunday third on a double by Davis and not relinquish, Tom Price drew Philadelphia 3.2 on Gerry played six high scaring games .JzsCk Bnsco from his Florida Iced the game Grant was safe nearly enough. Singles by Scott wasn't whit the local semi-pro both runners scored on a single a wolk to Meehan's 30-foot shot with four in the regular season, tneludirtit Wrestling Title. Brisco defeated on an error and Dennis Abell Riddle, Saucer, .'Im Riddle and team had In mind as they by Torn Anderson. a 6-3 decision won by Montreal Wright In the feature event at moved to second on a single by drew a walk. Both came around John', Mobley accounted for the dropped a 6-1 decision to the The Blackhawks got on the Thompson and scored on night, whets the latter was Valdosta Rockets, to Score on a series of pass balls Angels' final runs. playoffs to be iiitier,nt. board in the top of the fourth. Squrr's single. DavU totlowW Valdosta's first three batters Dwight King rifled a single and with a fielder's choice on which and wild pitches. I expect you clubs Jeff Lukas picked up the see us both disqualified. 'both'll the spt)rt3 stadium last PP in another teotur" .rlfair the The Orioles had a chance to victory, working four innings, were the big trouble makers for moved to third o.i a single by the Hlackhawks tried unPUY more conservative, close ng hockey in the play- Cr-eat Maleniw was the victor Lie the game In the sixth when allowing six hits, striking out the Blackhawks as they per. Johnnie King. A i','o'rd ou' iuces.i!ully to get Thompson at C aoiraliy accounted for six of the brought Dwight King platcw..rd the plate. Anderson's second they grit twosen via alk.s six and walking seven. offs," said New York's Vie over the Great Mephiato In in. R. ian Death %tatch. eight runs themselves. and Henson drove a hard single themselves. but Johnnie Ki,ig was cut clown single of the game brought In Trophy tLadttehI, The lone tag team event found Jim Squrr reached base the trying to go to third. to center but the final batter Leading hitters in the game "This is going to be a hell of a Squrr and Davis. Infernos winning 'iver Lowe grounded out second to first to were the Angel's Saucer and first loul times he batted and playoff series," echoed McxiTwo walks The final two runs came In the put two riddle with two hits each and scored three Ito three of those Illacktuiwks on the sacks in the sixth when ringle by Squrr, end the game. tresil's Pete Mahovilch, "tnt it T'tllet and Ron Miller. Other esuIts haJ Tim Wuini beating Top hitter In the game was Lukas, the winning pitcher who instances. It. a Davis batted third frame but the Valdosta Davis, Anderson and Jim won't be as wide open as Us Henson who had two hits In four rapped two hits In as many behind Squrr and was on the hurler Jay Thompson disposed Scherr were strung together gaines we played this season Mike WebSter, Tony Garen LAJUISVILLE, Ky. (API trips, trip& basepaths the last four times he of the threat by fanning three You can't afford to play that WUiZUitIC over George Strickland Anderson and Squrr were the top hitters in the game, each [liii Walton of UCLA will be the wide open kind of hockey in the and Paul Jones beating Johnny I Gray . first recipient of the uidoiph VIL slaniniing Uue hits, For for basketball, ---------A A Blackhawks hvV it was Johnnie Rupp Trophy ./'.' Walton was chosen Monday in King with two hits In three trips. 5. . , balloting by sportscasters and ,., u Thompson, the winning hurler ,?c,'r,, 5, '' - ''' i/ .1 4, . n- , , -, , , , , , . had six strike outs and walked writers In iii 30 states. Re , , , , • lit I'''. ,,,,,,. I fi 1.• , I, , three men. lie allowed only received more than tour tunes • I k' Is '&'' ji -i -I. , I the number of votes received by I' ' '\\ three hits, ', I..' l 5et"Ofld'plact Dwight Lamar of . action Nest for the / 8 4 I is ..-, . 1, ' ., liiiickhawks will conic this SouthWestern Louisiana. The award will ire presented 'è2 -. " Suntlis)' afternoon w y le • s host the Apopka Blue Devlisat at a banquet Wednesday in / . Iin5ton. 4 '' the lhsrdo Field onSRS2Q, 'i . Walton will not be present to i'.', 15ff HINALOSCORISOAIO ret'tve the trophy, nor will " ,,'j ',b5 UCLA coach Johnny Wooden. Wooden said he and Walton had 0511500 n *5 1 H • 5" u ib 2 o o prior cenuiiltmcnts. _•,I •, .1 1 Gao lie added, "I feel it is an out. -n '.r'a.ss :---.',. $ft ., stiindutg honor to win this 0 1/ ,,J 4• --'Davis. lb . o award, a new award in hcnor of 39 .., '.-I'rar'c'Lcf 3 0 0 I one of the great figures in 42 2 0 0 0 college basketball." I. W 110619M rf • • H Boston. C Wooden said uslstant coach 2000 -motion , • a Gary Cunningham would attend ,w..s4iIe"1rø5'. TOfALS 33 I S I I the banquet to represent sent UCLA, VALDOSTA AS I H SI SQnnrr,If 5 3 3 I I OivILCf $3 4. 4 1'nJ'on,c 4 33S Jami%, to r ry-outs for gIns aisle 4 3 $O-nun- ?,3b 0 0 league Softball will be held at LItIIu,(f 4000 Ft Mellon softball field today, INYfli$,5$ 4 • • p, ,,• zu o Thursday and Friday. Try-outs i 3 I 1 0 for girLs ages nine through 10 0 11111110 --'1IC;,. t TOtALS 3* SIt wo will be- l.Sp in,, girl.s ii through (ieorge's topped UTU 13-5 behind an eight-i it H• lZ will be34p.m., and girls inge WESLEY CIIILI)EILS suiai'ks the bull for o visdo io o-s 3 3 13 will be 6-7 p. mu. All girls r'W United Transportation Union during opening first Inning. Action in the Sanford Recreation COX -.o 0-s II I need tote at Ft. Melon Park agues continues Wednesday with day In the Continental League yesterday. Department leagues each of the dates and times wsn-t., J. Siti I TIP5Qfl 1. A six games on tap. H C5S)On listed above. - - - -. -, " __ - - - - - . • The Fighting Seminoles trek has 34 stolen bases In 14 gamec to Delaid for-a 7:30 p.m. game Donald Brown and VraM , . -tonight with the Bulldogs In at' Sloan are setting the pace for i" important division tilt. The the -Seminoles on the mound. Seminoles, currently 9-5 on the Brown has a 4-1 record and had season, have a pair of games on hurled more than twice as many tap this week 'rith the rc'on! 4nnhigs .is ,illy other pitcher. lie ne set for Friday when they has 70 strike outs In 42 Innings. L' ,'r C IC Joe "WELCOME a ,cOai h J Sterling (right) tell JerryWright. host Lyman In a 4 p.m. tilt. Ills ERA Is 0.50. I LI( standout from Pendleton County High Falmouth, n), UU 19.5 Catcher Kurt McLeod Is the Sloan got a late start due to points per garre average last year as his posted 25-9 record. He leading hitter for the Seminoles basketball but has come on '$ received several honors including All-Region, All-Sta te and All-Sta te with &.436 average. He has hits strong. He has a 1-0 record, but ________________________ In 39 official at bats and also two of his best performances leads the team with a dozen came In reLief after the game lulls, was already lost. Hr has 3 I)rckle Deas, the kt-hancie strike outs In 16 innings and first baseman for the Thbe. Is carries an 0.39 ERA. carrying a .341 average with 15 Chris Dawn has a 3-2 record hits in 43 at bsts. He Is the top for- the Seminoles, but his ERA run scoreron the team with l2 Li2.44.HehaJIg strike outs In Housatonic College and has eight RBIs. Deas Is the Just under 30 Innings of pitIt was u Florida who usually woras on the a date wits. or the Goldsox, pounded of Connecticut tomorrow night only member of Lhe team with ching. Nick Brady is 1.2 but has f Tech Golidws are hoping to do it mounid two hits and w,cred twice in the at Tinker Field and have two home runs. Mcl,eoid, Bobby 25 strike otits in 14 1-3rd Innings ~, ga weekend games with Harvard Reynolds, Chris Daum and Rick in the hill. hits ERA Is 4.41. victory. sox The Baby Seminoles visit and Florida Southern College. Turner have one circuit clout ndon State & . 5 to M scored a run in the first dumped Ly ' jiu1jIr1 By ' ... - To Make .. DeLand Tonight , __ I - - a..-_____. __ 1- I - I. L - - ,'----ojrwm For 5th Masters Win Pens Hoping - - Unbeaten ~_ ; Z Z.0 -0 , CP . - .., I - Quarry Remains #)~4 0 ~ % ,;iu, T IVVi II L U A years - -'-.- , - THE FIRST PITCH of th e 1072 Sanford Recreation Department little league season is made by Andy ma rpe of First Federal, Tharpe hurled a one-hitter against Chase, winning 16-6, in National League action at Ft. Mellon Park. (Bill Vincent Photo) P%krSSS ni ti C - -. a 'onne run . _____ I-VIA i -i*.. l~ rI *. , Wednesday's Opener Doubtfulleague No- Hitter °' O hriIec -sort vmP 'agi It to in' a psYchological lrtilr,wn hind Ant,er and Aaron, with with a second por of ey"c ant AUGUSTA, Ga (Ah't - Ar Jack Prosier Ford 9 Greensboro I'm encouraged Iy the Maste 011111 l'zslttser has coniso sip for air for Hal Spraigins rs. Well, I can only Archer winning on the second what he hopes to be a new that. As for the triple bogey. I'm otter the nightmarish triple my that this way. In 1966, 1 hole of the sudden death play. seeing-eye putter. Lincoln Mercury I putting It nut of my mind. Su4'h i bogey that cost him tits first played at Wilmington (NC.) the off-in this ease, the same treaCAffl in Jim Edmonds Punt The extra for Jack l'russcr Ford, Ed tournament victory of the week before the Msteri. I tied d.eruus 14th train-I of the 5.4 form c( contact lenses, which things happen." There was a time that thl Miller trod a triple. Wayne Kelly year-insisting that the numn- Ilowic Johnson for first place gefleki Course where Aaron Palmer has been wearing for 12 SV15 Patnr'i fniirflnfliitdays two singles, Jay IIer,iissn, bind eijwrtencc will not blunt anil then shot hr;rriM" 75 In the aIsn hit into the water. (nor ictnries in 1966, VO. 1d2. "They help me a lot,' he said Tyrone Hayes and Brent his bid for a tUtU Masters golf playoff. '1 had a shot from the wa. "I canoe ov.'r to Augusta and let," he said. "1 thought 14 get "I believe I judge distance and 1954 are the most won!I',iv &'hurnnrtwr each had a hit. For title. lint Spragins lincoln Mercury, "I didn't feel like walking on won my first Masters No, I over the trap. The on. I blew much better. The only problem any rnsm-bul he is a dlnuiniHal William Fredrick had a triple, the muon-rn but I wasn't all that don't think what happened at was my third shot-I dead is when I address the ball on a underdog in this one "You have putt. I look down and get a kind to pick Jack Nicklaus," said l'nt Schirard, Marcus Kendrick unhappy," the 42-year-old vet- Greensboro will make any dl?. fluffed it" Charles Candy, the reser- "1. ference here." of hazy image said, adding that he'd like and John Kenkins each Punt a ('ran If Paltrier La discouraged, he The aging yet still popular didn't *how it when h. appeared "I'm not playing as well as I'd soft-spoken defending clusmsingle. Winning pitcher, thin to dispel any notion that he left the course in a huff Sunday at Palmer had it two-stroke lead at the Augusta National like. At the same time, I'm not ptnn "1 don't say he, could Will Wells, loser, Wayne Lively, over the leaders. George Archer (osirt"-his favorite-Monday playing all that badly. I had a it. I say he should win it (;r.nsborn, NC George's 13 "It wasn't a cast. that I was so and Tommy Aaron, with three United Transportation _____ -disappointed that I didn't want holes to play. At the narrow, par Union 5 Billy Griffith won his own troll to talk. I did talk-I talked to three 16th, Arnie hooked his tee game going three for four for several people, including a shot into a creek, played out of Georges. He had a double and newspaper columnist. But I was the water, dumped his third two singles. For United In a hurry to get home. It was shot Into a bunker and finished with a triple bogey six Transportation Union, Randy Easter Sunday. I'eotdeiisk mite if tints is going Ile tied for third moneyy in'Harvey and Arthur Knight got . _____ - - Shoots - . A Hurls Not - ______ Four of the top hitters on the club are bunched right around the 300 mark. Jim Keane has the most base hits on the club It's a ncr ball game in nother Meeting Tonight Metro Conference. At least for with 16 and leads the team In the Greyhounds of Lyman who hitting with a .333 average, now share the Metro lead with Stephenson Is in with 15 hits In Evans. Both have two losses in 47 trips for a .319 average. Thompson Is at .315 and competition. The Hounds return to Metro Costantine shows a ,305 competition this afternoon when average. And of course there xsos Griffith, owner of the Minnesota the rate has gone up to 9-9 per Griffith and August A. Busch they play host to the Pioneers of By IIF.RSCHEL the solid .250 average of Dan Associated Press Sports Writer Twins. "We're staying with sj cent, figuring out to an over-all Jr. of the St. Louis Cardinals- Oak Ridge. In the first go-round Radovic. average of 6 per cent, indicated the players' latest the hounds took a 3-1 An chance that the baseballoriginal offer." Keane, Radovic iJt and Marvin Miller, head of the proposal would ie money from the Pioneers with Kevin Stephenson are the "meat" of The owners rejected Monday season could open as scheduled night a proposal by the Major pla yers' group, said the differ- away from players already e- Stephenson getting the victory. the Lyman batting order, hit. Wednesday seemed as more charges and occusa. League Baseball Players so. ence between 4' and 6 per cent tired In today's game the 11ois Ling In the second, third and Lions flew back and forth be. ciation, whose members hive Is $660000 a year. The owners have offered will have their top hurler on the fourth spots. And when the However, both the players' $400,000 fcc the health Cite tween striking pla yers .xnd club been on strike since Saturday, mound. Larry Qunat In with a Hounds have done any damage to fund the proposed 17 per tnt association and the club owners merit of the pension package, owners following report card this season, will its been thiz trio that usually led rejection of a proposed settle- increase in retirement bentfits must agree to Its allocation and plus *90.000 to pay for work for the Greyhounds In his the way. ment by the players' associ. mostly from increased interest Dick O'Connell. general man- awed coverage cost fcc The number one man in the last start Chunat worked nine *h! the pe'." p!en a!ernftheRostnnRedSoxsald Uredplayers,whomustbuytr..lou.0 Lyman batting order Li BrLan transfet of f "J coverage themselves. Meanwhile, the heads of the earning. Brewer who is stationed at third a 4-4 tie with Boone. it The plan is designed to earn jeopardize the entire pension WO( 24 major league teams achedBoone that put the Hounds In the base defensively. Then comes annual contribution to the over- position they . 412 per cent annually from Its plan" sled a strategy session in Keane, the centerflelder- of the now have In O'Connell said two owners- all plan to cago tonight But even If the investments but in recent Metro loop as the Braves nipped Hounds, followed by rightpension dispute were settled, it _____ the Evans Trojans 2-1 on fielder R.adovlc and pitcher. was unlikely that Wednesday's our-fielder Stephenson. Friday. traditional Cincinnati opener The fifth spot Is not set since It Lyman coach Jim Payne Li between the Reds and Houston hoping Cbunat can duplicate the usually depends on who Is doing Astros could be played, effort of Stephenson In the first the pitching for the Hounds. Sixteen other teams are meeting with Oak Ridge. Today that fifth batter should ln slated to open Thursday, Stephenson held the Pioneers in all probability be Cost.antlne. rest on Friday. .. He'll be followed by first check with two hitS. "I doubt that we'll make Including their l to DeLand baseman Sam Parker, pitcher new proposals," said Calvin -over the weekend the Chunat, Thompson, Larry been Brown and either Tim Shea or Greyhounds have assaulting the opposition's Randy Brooks, Batting ninth hurlers with base hits but and catching. Lyman brings a 9-2 Metro l'.zi',en't been able to get the much needed n mark into today's l,!me and has 0 IV an overall chart of 1-4. / ul *s - - In Metro Tilt L' VcnHer o 4 o Y ouna 1. _- • 11i%. - - a - - Hosts Pioneers INGIEWOOD, Calif. (AP) No. 2 Light heavyweight boxer Mike Quarry ran his unbeaten ••..... .. Isi. i$.wy night. knocking out Quick Hamilton of San Francisco in the eighth round of their scheduled 10round Quarry's victory over the for. uer California light weight champion was his 11th knockout. Quarry, of Anaheim, trati Hamilton on the defensivefrom the outset and opened a t above the San Francisco's fighter's left rye In the filth round. There were no knock. downs. Victory came for Quarry 1:50 Into the eighth round when the referee slopped the match Tuesday, April 4.1972-1) The Sanford Herald the only hits, both singles, only one hit, a single by Bob for Seminole Sporting Goods. Merritt, Allen Sirkenmayer, and two doiibh's for Sanford Winning pitcher, Hilly (Iriffith. Wheanty. Winning pitcher, Winning pitcher, Tim Robbin, Andy Rufus and Rick Truckers Bob Cobean Waye inset, Handy harvey. r4 iitl h had Florida State flank 13 Andy Tharpe, loser, Greg k,aer, David tamn. rilcjham al had toutk;. ?.r Fak a triple and $vibl.', Mike Strntnb.rg-Car1vn, Ron Anq InUortI. Sanford Atlantic NATIONAl. IiAGtJI MNS FfltAIi. doubles. had a twnrun hornet, and Voitlin, had ta National n.nk Medical Venter II ....... . Meyer a ocuwe and (i-eoi'ge ungneon non a triple niernarn vonnieroutra pitencu NImInoI.Zfp0ImIng(nods5 Sporting KZeCn*One 7 First Federal 1$ . Homes. and single Winning pitcher, sln!. For Winchester a no-hitler for Florida Stale Each learn got two hits in tire StroibetCst1i0n1 Chase I Hank, striking out nine batters. Allen Rlrkenmeyer, loser, Jack Dav! Magda, D',n Keaeh game. Walks mrunle the di?. First Federal scored IS runs frence Tim Robbins had a (.*art Mlchmarr and Bill Stack Keener. Jerry Herman and Mike Jerrell Chris Gardner had the big blow Sanfor-d Truekers II each had a hit. Winning pitcher, for Florida Stale flank, a three. on only three hits, all singles by triple for Medical Center, Mike each had two hits and each had run homer, Winning pitcher, lucky Visits, Jerry SnoUts and Aikn'n a single. Jeff Itayhon and a double for Eaecutnne, Torn Winchester Hnnu', 3 JAk,' Jones, loser, 1)svid Glen Robinson had a trIple Magdn. Bernard Vonlierbulls, loser, Wayne Meseure. Chase had Mike Wright each had a single Duneumn had a triple, 1)kk --Scott Anderson. -' ________________________ ______ -United Stale flank 7 Seminole l'ctrofrum $ Discouraged In Least No details wcrc' available on this game. Winning pitcher, Jimmy Kennedy, loser, Pat Johnson. CONTINENTAL LEAGUE Palmer WaMil .. -'--4 Johns River. __ - AMERICAN L EAG UE - -. -- (. ~ - - - ..._. i.11 - . 0, 0 II - . •.:.,,.. S . ''" - ___ -- .1 - - ----- b Bernie - rrentton la ________ - - IF, - ____________ `11L *;iI -- * 1111- -' - It - - j - _____ ' - ______ I andalsoilrcwthetOUghcst narthothyeiir1. During his two years of defensive assignments Arnold called the former arslt) competition at Seminole High Kearseearrteda 2lpotnLs ('rOOtfl3 High player Our best all around player. His excellent per game average. tits honon ;biindieadcrs.hIPWflItthe includedAfl.Count) Florida, AU-Slate. hoonrable heart of our lt)1l-2 tram. High School AU- IlainiZ Larry and Greg together next year excites us "I'm looking forward to about the coming season.hough it was his first year at the ga ZI E° signing EErse selected as the train captain. Arnold feels t'.e has now MygoalLsIohelp out Birthe players he wanted sijictl nilngbam-SoutherTt basketball most for his team. He Li IU on the top." Kearsewon'tbealofleinthat looking at another Floridian effort to help Southern s and was siheduled to visit the basketball program ,.w ar cite stts'cthatboybctOre skyward Joining him will be rrturint! to 13'rmtngharn I ' . f!~_ _- _ ~ M1- - . a L - A ~_r_ - ".r ----- ' G forward ~] I - -- ri who'll be reg rcgRbinson o a consistent p1a Larry Kearse, a Seminole Tue &400t4 center scored 749 night. player who dedicates himself to second season In a the playing his f1 , 11 grd;tc who crt dcwn p"I'ts and gabbed €'l wuuC ,of Ucn In fl phc f th Cu.J 74r..3 Arnold. 'iu i,mnitharn.Southcrnunlfonfl to start for the Seminole Junior preparing for his second season game." Arnold has been rebounds in his two years at boaris Robinson, who played With e -Sterling's Udm Kear College Raiders in both his as bead coach at Thrmlnghaim recruiting Kearse for over a SJC. During that period of time coach at SJC during the 1910.71 a 40101 cocthz during freshman and sophomore Southern, was in town for the year and calls his signing "a he hit Si per cent of his field osting hAt1a fine junior Yt'%t Lhe teatil. vesrs.. signed a grant-tn-aid to iinini Liii night. Arnold rn11i vnkw ten f O1II% and Li rr rent ui hi. n.tt*nM,tt. our Teams Kearse's IL TS Rirnin-Sourn College __. C - Bl anks Sanford Atlantic, 13-0 K 4?C -- =-=----- -- ---- ---- - --- . 0 P, - _- 6 OOtRThSY in the operation of pk.srre boats is not only Li set of consideration for the rights of others, it is a *XSSI1Y to prevent accidents and allow others to enjoy their fishing trip or other outing. Unfortunately, there are a few people who do not reaped the rights of others enough to slow their craft down when passing an area in which boats are ancbierd and the occupants fishing. One such md vidual was observed speeding through congregation of bass fishermen Saturday afternoon. Not ore or twice, but X different times, this lndlsldual raced *u'ough one of the bass striking grounds, disturbing the fishing and once narrowly missing a smaller, slower boat in the congested area. His registration number was jotted dcsi by at least two different parties for future reference! According to The Florida Department of Natural Resources. this state ranb..fourth In the nation in boating fatafltlej, and this statistic is not helped any by unthinking acts such as the above. The Florida Boat Safety Law provides that persons cnvlcted of violating the law shall be guilty ci and liable to punishment of 90 days in jail andor t30 fine! School site bass have been striking in several different for the past week, with many good catches being rt-p1ed. Lemon Bluff, Snake Creek and the cut near SR 41 bridge are seemingly the best. Top water plugs accounted for £ limit catch for John Lake of Sanford Friday. The blue pastic worm, fished on the bottom, is taking a few, while the ot and Sonar plugs are always a good bet. Paul Johnsrt, operator of Osteen Bridge Fish Camp, reported bass slow in his part of the river, but catfish, bream and specks taking the bait in good fashion. Most of the speckled perch catches have been made In shallow water on Miiourl minnows with some limit strings being brought In recently. Bob and Shirley King at the Marina Isle Camp on SR 4$ toek the afternoon off Saturday and tyou guessed It) went fishing. Crickets were the bait and 40 bream was the catch In about two hours, with Shirley landing one bass also. Bank fishing Is still good here with bream, catfish and perch filling the stringers. Lake Jessup is coming back strong on the geckled perch angling. Lowell Riley, Hiley's Fish Camp on the south side of the lake had many nice strings brought in over the weekend. Bob Fog). along with his wife, Joyce, tori Jody and daughter Randy had 90 to show for their efforts. More than half of them were bragging size. Tour and Judy Van Heulen fished from 4 pin, until dark Sunday, landing a beautiful string of 37 large ones, Andy Wilson of radio station WHOO accourpanled David Riley car a Sunday outing which resulted In 43 while Ray Beal and son. Jody, located 42 perch the same afternoon. A string of 75 was landed by three fishermen who failed to leave their names. Riley us to come on out arid he EU show you just exactly where to go if you want to get in on the action. Wekiva River catfish are in a hungry mood says Geor ge Cheney, Wekiva River Haven Camp. A few bass, mostly small, are hitting in Blackwater Creek and bream hive 5iuwVi duii. Q.tr.c *r led i.e water as being two feel high In the river and expects fishing to Improve greatly as the water subsides In the next few days. Specks are showing In the shallow water In the St. Johns River near the mouth of the Weklva according to George, Dick Dove of Doves Taxidermy shop received several nice bass for mounting during the past week. Vernon Garlanger, Altamcarte Springs, had e 10 pounder, Walter Polaski, Ca.uleberry, landed a seven pound specimen. Another in the seven pound class fell to Paul Stroud plus a 2% pound sbellcracker! A Longwood resident, G. L. Miller, also came up with a largemouth which topped the seven pound mark. Dove reported sailfish striking in large numbers on the coast at Stuart with Dan Piper, Maltland, landing one which measured u.s fort, 10 inches, Sanford was represented In the recent Orlando Boat show by a beautiful display of mounted wildlife and fish furnished by this taxidermy shop. &naU Craft warnings aeared to be the rule of the day on the East Coast keeping the charter boat fleet confined to the docks. Two of the larger party boats made It outside one day last week but found the ocean too rough to allow much sport. River fishing in the Inlet area produced blues, aheepahead arid an abundance of jack crevafle. &l4e fishing slow •.. some aheepthead, trout and drum" was the word from Wayne Brady of the "Fishin Hole" tackle shop on Mal and Beach streets In Daytona Beach. Some tackle bustin' Snook are surprising "lers in the ai4iw.a DS3UI ana a nuge cuanuei nasa fell to Huh Rn.tø4 while fishing from a private boat just outside the Inlet, according to Brady. The monster w brat 67 pounds. The Onnond Bridge appeared to be the best bet for trout, Orange Avenue best for drum and -. sheepsiread, pompano hitting in the surf south of Sun-Glow Pier and bluefish everywhere in the river. Main Street Pier was the scene of some fast action cm truui Friday, with Earl Feath erman accounting for 52 of dirtil on a Sea Hawk plug. Merle Keller, pier manager, also noted that blues, drizrn and ubeepihead were hitting for the hilt fishermen, Further up the coast, Flagler Beach Pies manager, tkxiald AsIre, gave ou' the word that pompano are hitting on shrimp, along with whiting up to It Inches long, weakfish. Jack crevalle and blues moved In to range Saturday. In the Ltrastal Waterway, trout, channel bass, drum and croakers made up some pretty fair catches, while surf Oshermen were also landing some of the big whiting. LETS 00 FISIU)IG! - ' - - on action IF �j- . - Tuesday, April 4, 19n Herald 2-The Sanford ALLEY OOP Legal Notica FICTiTIOUS IN TIll CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND by V. T. Hamlin ;i iES R AV A CP b 09 "C39c"r-S, CIVIL ACTION NO 11-Ml Mairiogirmont Co. she 11111 I intend to reig's'llor sold nae win the Cloet MARY N SUGG. PETITIONER. 01 ,be Circu Court. Coiiñ?'. FUI43 !IA* PrOvIllims In SmInoIe ordAC* wITh 01 the 14 Statufi. TOW"' &action MSO1 FIot'da Statu' Sig I.'. A Ptl W'0 I M 21 7 I. Ape 4, it. 1517 DEB 110 NOTCl UNDER PICTITIOUS I CLATTER tarring xr [ .110-4 Jr i. "' WiTw IT . 1 ç -9 _;~ E ' T*4 Aiiii K~ S) Q, - __1 $ - I t ' $ØlI(p It Pierey given that The !naors lgrielit pur;4erit to ,he Fictitious N a n Statue" C!taci'ie I55, Florida Statute. will register tTh The CidI K of the C IrC'.'I Cc-in. in arid for $ImInoIC Cr-jtatv. 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SMIT H ~ 1< t 1 , 311 : .. - "4-, , I Iel". t - ., O 6-t , t 4 ~ _ , r .' ~ I , i 4 , . r3 . f, , ~ __ GUYS _ by Bows" & Schwen 1 Yc>;vt .1 ~.. . ,, I 1-9 `1~ .=,a, W, -- r~ -- . i -- 0 1.1 ~ R I - I- f-I a Claws of Citcut Court CAYU AIFI tAT - A' '-r '- 11 - D AAw'A '..". f !irk11 1 ?4y' Off- 41-0 , /PA( iF L,. IV--. / r ___ , !~ 9 \I WINTHROP by F [ j - •-. : 'r- içe i.~ LHflL 'THE CAR K. (Jr - -,~tl , - () ) 100 Ion : ; r P~ I~ _~ 1*~__ - I - - - LANCELOT by : ' ( I Coke, & Penn -'. # -" / I' d ________ - .. -. . - .. ' 4 11 1. S I I BLONDIE - - LkV AY 4 I t-a.i aa.ow LO'G Il Young by Chic r04S 1 jATE A..L GOGt JCB.JECT HAD LCSG M. woJ ' ç; ( • 1 71 'L MAI I• ' f. - - ..'4.-. k. 1. - . we.i LP Y ' ou I --- I . . A DEAL [ a i 'ou L I 1 d ' Q__ I - .1 I; . - . N* _ ! L BEETLE "- w ', Mert BAILEY / 6Og'. FOR / 'i'B I I 4sAA \ Wa.r A -I ari- I. Because LaWS Of Florida PpiIin Mar 71.81 Apr. A. 11.1172. IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF TNt EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL COI. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO.: 11.1214 NATIONAL HOMES AC. CEPTANCE CORPORATION, an India na corporat eon. Plaintiff, VV LEWIS 0 WADE and DIANNE I. WADE. his wife. Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pajrlaiant to a Final Judgment 01 forecic'wee dated March 30111, 1572. and entered in Case No. "e Circuit Crt of the Eghl.enth Judidial Circuit in arid for Seminole County. Florida. NATIONAL wherein HOMES AC CEPTANCE CORPORATIOis, P bridaina cor por ation LEWIS 0 WADE and DIANNE I. WADE. h, wife. are Defendants, I will SII to the h11esl and bell bidder fOr Cash it the Iromt 0 f the CCSH-* COUflIIOU,I Sanford. b.-5.nf5 Florida, during legal hOvel. ' ftc 17th day 04 trio fo'loc.ng d.,-scr•bed " r 1. 1172. -( THE PHANTOM by L A 64 #00 &4" , .cg ~ I[ E , i Falk and SV 4al$4f . -,-I ,-- -:~ , Pij 4 . // // - __ You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED "to, on action Poe 41111116101401 Of MARY U $0001 and you are ritiquIlirlid to i.rvs • copy 01 •j*ir .ffen dP$pnI.%. I' a.iy. to it on CAR ROf.L i III I K F Attnrv Wip Rae, FijIkJIri. 617 Sanford 71 ? • nd file Ia originalI1i Did C1e, Of fI above rynt Cow" on cr bOfree 9', lit day 0 Ua, A 0 1111172 otheir*ise a Pe,IT ion WITNESS my hand aria "seat t 5,4 CIn tIe 74th day 01 Allorck A. D. II?) saftil vd, Florid The Loss It Costs Per Lin 32771 Cecelia V . EIern Dewy Cleft Correll Ilurte AThrney f or ?eflticnie al l Sanford Atlantic B•nk Uog Sa,ifc-rd. Florida 37711 Pi.iiiP. Mar III. Alif I. It. it. 1572 DES 12S Per real estate located, situated being en Seminole Count y. Flor ida. Lot n, IAN LANTA. SECTION. 15 recorded in THIRD t Seek 13. Page 75. PiliC Records , Seminole Co"'fy. Florida, said pragerty being the same IorTh In the FW.eI ogment Of foreclosure. DATED this 31st Øay of March. 1172 (COURT SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. JR. Clerk of thq Circuit Court By Martha T. Vinier. Dputy Cull-i Mars, Wd, Muller. Boaougns arid Filter P.O. Ba see Who. Park.. Aftanf"wi. Mr. Leonard V. Weed Publish Wit A. 1177 Ad Runs Rites For , - 'I-Lost 7-Instruction General woe*rr%, ui yrs or older il-Rooms For Rent fi-Apartm.nts Null FownisfOad UMurntsh.d 2-Nouits Rent Furnished 35-Mobil. Homes Rent 27-Resort Property For Rent 21-Business Property For Rent By Owner, New three bedroom house. Total electric Fully car poled Two baths Located outside (it! limits. All eslras. Pay small - eq uity.see by appointment, only, 3230101. Help Wanted • Sauls I 14 4-Sports NEW HOMES . Merchandise 49 los. 12-Wanted To Buy 1)-Swap And Trade 4-Equipment For Rent IS I-Lawn And Gii*n Equipment 2-Uveitode And Poultry 20 West Is located In friendly SANFORD. 6 Blocks West of St. French Ave. on 20th Only 3 to S minutes to all Churches. Shopping, j I SChOOlS. 20 West has y 44I. t 17.13 per month pays all with acderate down. Total price 12.000. r .CRES on paved road rear to-nfl tily 17.000 per acre I'ib. .1 . , I.. at P.. 4.4 w STEMPER AOENCY Member. Orlando WP MIS it'll 11919 French Suns & Eves. 373 7374 CARNIVAL Sanford Realty by Dick Tunic 755410 French Ave Div 377 7217 Outsta nding 2 story with bedrooms, l%•, baths On corner I. %4111.500. Kresl -Furnished 3 bedroom, 2 lth for $21,100. ecrest - Trim 3 bedroom. 2 bath Stenstrom lights, Sundays $74. 377 MIS. AAA CMPi.Us'PIFNT & Academy Manor 2OO Down And as low as $70 per month at? per cenI Poe 340 monthS II you qualify under FHA 23$ New all brick hornet *Ith 3 bedrooms. Its baths •3r 117,400 Wall To Wall carpet lhroughout. 70 Central Heal system, modern eQuipped kitchen with brauhtulCabinets, large panelled util ity 'con Call Don Ely for your new horn, today lii Callbart Real Estate 772 4053 C A WHI000NIR llIP4 Park. Sanford 131 5111 149115 373 1147 3715714 on age from employers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. ?Aot-, lnlornletic:' may be obtained from the Wage Hour office at 29 Carlalne Building, 12490 N.E. Seventh Avenue, North Miami, Florida 33161, telephone: 3505973. 7)-Mc4orc-ycl,s And Scoftess 7 4-Trucks And Trailers For Sale 23$ woenenand Yen tota&a names from OW t door f the city directory, Car nice-nary Room III. Sanford Atlantic 511* Building 103 E. 15, SI. Saa'Wor. , from Situations Wanted 17 tw E11ILATh reii "] A')'T TIME 3 I..LiIi)[I) (;e Ti4l Ty'I'p ,VPaT!R * jAc) .%'C' WV ,:AM I' Afic-) t iC'T p.5,' M.)ciTil ,',A'.Ec' OUT WIT14 50AP1 733051$ ' 600 I I 1 C 23 UAILIV ODHAM WELAKP.APARTMENTS 114W F.rst %Ime-, AVALONAPAITMENTS Adults- No Pt 111W. 7.-id 5 Three iriwn f,rniw.ed apertmerl - upilaIrl-Adult,. 2 utilities Put. $15 Pork Ave. arihed YOU ARE MhISip,a,. SOMcrpiiP,r II you ha.en, tried a Want Ad lid Si NOTICE AMERICAN LEGION POST .13 U A I 'TAPt', FEW CP ,'iOPE. C iVQITE A 1(1SJLT Pc,.LLlkl FAMILY WASP-IT AP Your Direct L orcailcollect 295 370 ndo Line to AUSTIN UEV CORP. 323-4670 A Glass-Mirrors sax 3f Altamorste Springs, Fla By Owner CD. ! ;it 3 Bedrooms completely remodeled. Central Heat and Alt. Bicalleld Location. 373.307. OUR AD TAKERS ARE HERE TO HELP YOU, Call 3223111 for a low cost want ad Pet Care TN iMAL _HAvEI4"ThOAROFN'G ¶LNKARII C.LASS& PAINT CO 7)0 M..)nola A.e KENNELS Bathing. t WHY STORE IT AND coife3E y i' Still 1 .54 target 't with a Want Ad Call oi. of o ur Ad Veers for help Home Improvements Remodeling' Room Add. paanfnq. FULL l.neC,.E Appiunces SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY 1772 Puck Qr've3fl 1543 _. __.. nterlr. ra?p.ntr,. ltv.0f Ii 13 your es MeutOsabi. 773 454? - Season Ar Covidt,oraer check up no Also washer and refrigerator service GENEVA HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 3054 Orlando Drive. 323 5434 I Gutters, Misc Ren'saxleI Old of bsa'Id $ .%l,mutei 373 1040 ME E'rlNGs I P.M.-2nd and 41h Tuesday Each Month. BINGO Every Mon.-Early Bird at 7:13P.M.Reg ular at 7:43 P.M. pilijun lfl%iil.)$IOi, SANFORD l4(ATIMC. & AIR CON fllTIONlN. 7alIS Fr ench Ave. 77)4750 Li-d poe knew at&t ,ou can ia.. an th e SHOPPERS GUIDE f or as low as bui'rt,S% YOUR Appear a m on th' Call 1217611 and ass SIS be our want ad .tor Auto_Insurance_- Did you know that your club or organIzation can appear In this listing each week for only $3 per week? This is an Ideal way to in torm the public of your club activities. i ., S .iiw .Si.f ( 'i'"l' S I'iii 177 4417 5. ,-, ,:i t. 164 01 .Ii I Lt Ii 14)1 5 1 - - Beauty Care ill )i,. ':1's 0,14 .5.. - CLASSIFIED! I The Sanford Herald WANT ADS Call weekdays bet ore Nc-onto start cw cancel your ad for the following day and Saturdays before 12 noon. Seminole Phone i)) J LL Or lando Phone o1- 9993 ssi Meeting 12 '-JJ, - Ad, for Ea ting lull dli r aces Tuesday - BINGO EVERY Thursday 7:30 P.M. If your club or organization would like to be included in this listing Call: [HE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322.2611 'ii ''I '1',.. I4A5',IIL' 1 !i,j%l tsir5ni' 'I jt' .4.i.j4 U'.' 'lie IT I TV Service 14114117, TtLEyiIQN I., - AV*. 113-11M Harrison IS .5t5 (5 Well Drilling A071.,. V 1.7,-alone . 14 5i75 of 514 41* ALILS 74L.,lL Laundry Services I I ,, Ac 0, AIRWAY PLAZA IAUPIORI2MA1 of IviAji' P?'(et 's I Cf&' Dail 777075 1':V.iii a. * ;,- - , jpj r $71145 : J'A2no SI DICK JOYCe WLi. Open of t& 'n 54'yis,.l, S I W. & Color. 1113 $1 Sanford ' oil tO' 'ernJIied Tas S.a'sce , "e' .I._'c,i fl , ''' . '" C' 105$-a pr.. ya,iIonih 3,') j_%C) -- Ity C),llr,,n(e.%E5ci,c.oa,as I- reiCh Ave 3775447 5,11 0._c", 21' set v he's ?%W% C.5. • 3:1 Income Tax n i Vt .51401 NICOCHICKEN l- UHAUL TRAILER, tadesi r'5.jil5 putsiltIe 777 7411 the - 1:30 P.M. lit &3rd StAI4 4431 SernoqanSivd aarciun, jot-rigs. $14 frIendly, CQjrfeQajs Ad visor wilt assist you an piac an, ypur WI1111 241 ..0 I' "nq ,,_Trpiler_RentaI A 0. M. 's;l 'ou' soray , Pastures 01 ill kingS L ClISsod. bonded. insured $34 hI or 13$ lee? 7331! A? Decorator, Frank Meyi o 1) iv) ,., _..j,, C 315 O.ei A1(Dutic Apopa U1.4al3. I , ''.I'' & f'lyl .-'AIPItaPIG Brush. Roller. Spe a,. 0)i. i.i, Pi, 172 3773 A $,aildoiisg'- 0 S. - land clear-rag. work, slabs, patio5. or'iveways, walki. etc. 10 yr5. US lieder. C & S Building. III experience Free estimal.I, Vail *e.tanebie. 32.3p3*. Gave spur hOne that rse. look. rXlS Mildew. tungus, dart removed It'orn esterors. moQ.le homes, your honseor building by pf'iiiaIr, reasonable rates Pr,,,r, washing PAUL S PO%.GAR..222 wav,ed Lic ensed, banded. u' ?M la,r.d 534 16,W or $3&001 "i''. ', - Concrete 1121 1 14 larv'cet Man Special Services ' AA Mcluaiilsan. Contractor .sry NOOa. 4I700,nt'nenb l supplies. ;.o* Res.devil,al Rrc'sudw.riI. Rvj" 77) 3475 tC u -IlC7, PGL7L SEMINOLE. INC .5i' D,s..in Pu I ?1: 5112 of, Paradise Pools - alIce I 70 pet civil *14 Pat'* "vol. Scni room United Fence. Awnng pen Carpet of Sanford 37) 3434 V. .i UI 19414 'science III) S •nc r,t' 173 aIde $515 pill , P001 Free -vw ttcj., jut, A.e Ph 323 f-nun .,"" .um,, 77i . 4 AQUA Reld,ntial . Commerci al Licensed, Bonded Ha stv At71ri ', e,1's A.. .1 ,v'i Pool Suoplies & Windows. Pa.ng S.,,.ConIrW Framing. Trim t Licensed, bonded 32.3 AutomoliveServici ' ,'i4 repairs Remodel, Repair. all) Hwy. 17 92 I Mile South of Sanford home CABINETS OR ROOM ADO Bldg Ii, Airport, 323 ISIS Attic Insulations .4 'v.a ri. 777 ir - GUTTER SNIPE niJIda,re and Kitchen Ad Ad pl.ancq't C, H Sf1014 1700W 1,1 St Ph 322 3113 C000INSAPPLIAPICE SERVICE Repair, All makes & models 41 home r,pa'? 373344% Id Plumbing- Electric g. --pant.n----- too smCll job Dialling. H*', MHet Ph 372 17)3 122 1422 Appliances It to Business 205 III 6)Xcoilect SANFORD PHONE - o Condition For free estimate. coil Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 373 1171. Pro COUNCIL or - _ C nditioning S35 ,, Call Don Ely loday __ r ; V 1 WALL CARPET t.si.rmatlln Futhif AppeIBtfMlW At Anytime... BUILDER.DEVELOPER Apartments Rent Furnished - Ai Ceramics eALL BRICK HOMES TWO PULL BATHS Per . • The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! (ic,,, ci. *FROM $174011 .j noon or - SHOP THE EA9Y WAY' All's III iprtlsing appearing In The Sanford Herald en Wednesday will automatically be placed In Thor. Ways FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS SECTION that is distributed to an additional 16.104 heni.'s in the area. Advertisers should Include this inssrllon hi compallas, their earned sti / f 'I.: 1, gLARGE UTILITY ROOM 14 Li call 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 e'/1ry pro' 3. - ' Central Air Father Richard J Lyons ,OARAOE ON CARPORT Domesfic.ChIld Care % - SAL 0$ HEATING BEAUTIPUL KITCHEN Will C4W@ for Children In my horn., centrally l ocated. Everything . i Equipment For Rent And as low as 570 per month at an a',nual rate 01 7 per cent for 340 months it you Qualify for F14A 73% TO ICENTRAL I FOR EVERYONE! :. TIES CHIC BEAUTY & 5510 C%t.LL ,.y - 11/ THREI & POUR $EOIOOM$ Model Open '! 200 Down REG. FHA lam iolm p. ablsrlpTh, / I! 'i - Will do ironrvJ ______ _ !n "l"' Ss-rp I n'.S04 006af J Furniture, SANFORD FINANCING- Wvj'peri Havo 1117 I - ' Legal Notice NAME STATUTE 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that Pt,, idersl5n.d, pursuant to th e .,iFk$Itboue Name UVutV. Chapfx 111 $05. Florida If alules. will register wItt, the Clerk of the Crcutt Court, In or for Seminole County. Florida, an ion receipt 01 proof of the Publicatlon of 1*111 notice, the tic_ tioj name. GEORGE CON rIucTIoN COMPANY under pIct, t am engaged In business at 5 Brain Bones Line In 1h City of Lb inq*opd, FloriØ That the party Intefesfed In said 51(1055 enter,w iii Is as follo*-i Goore I. Davis Doled it La'weed. Seminole eamfy, Florida March $ttt, 1172. Mofi: April 4, ii, II, 35. P)), , co" -lla.mn,toup mApply In person to Ranch House, Sanfur d 14 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS , - 1957 Mercury Catlertt., factor',. Air Omiwef, ajfussmt,r. 74-ltd 'ri-it-tv' 1950 Can a teen it US 114A. ,-, fi I P Uf' i 7 Weal 5...,l s . -. fl%Jf jn,f 1 14,, I ow 11 0 04 fed i.,.i'si,t',) ,,-lS (jIlflc3.(tI 407W lit St Ph 372 731% - $ales And Bockkeeping help rie Apply Western Auto, 301Vi st. SI. #deiIc'i J' 35. dY? or hull house prce KULP REALTY REALTY. INC. Rig ReallslaleBrOke? Park 3222111 hISSundays & Holidays Call 0445. I This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP. WANTED ADS that In. dicates a preference based 31 HOUR SERVICE Jim Hunt COLONIAL Anl.c,i,pi 1 CALL 327 7151 CONTEMPORARY -. Poultry \-7t-- Wanted loBuy BALL MEALTYINSURAPICE 01 C West lit SO 122 Sell AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP P o øc' It. Altamonte Springs, 31,111 Park A Hilidayl Call I" list .A a THE HANDY MAN )VERNMENT OWNED 140M1 LOWDOWN PAYMENT IaIPLETELY RECONDITIONED SPAN 151-I (l ft in ., ,v-Y Houses For Sale '.1W Bus. a IIUSQ.,, 5755 S(I't YOL,'aC.- $ AUTO SALES. " 13 71100111 t'/ll L.enlan, Pontiac. I dr, ,' as. air. power steering & brakeS, vIny' top 73.001) mllet $?.= S.emlnola Coin Center, m-'ss iA ttai, I r Open AC)C)lNG MACHINES Pent a ri-n Olavttta Electric for 510 a rriomlls Apply rental l0,vard purchase Clack *illS George Stuarl 133 1 I400n50n Orlando Phone toll Inc 44 31 7731 i i.,ViS,OCn 'flu 62 In 01 3 B.droom.1½ Baths erIcorred' If C P1 7 A lIED Qc41a.a,ar. Dab, Beds CARROLLS FURNITURE 115W Ii' St Ph 377 $Ill Houses For Sale Ph ii eat, condition $31 ConvertIbie. - - '• 54 31 Selling Pot Sfovage'-i es Chevrolet . JN CAll-I 3221131 FOR used bvmn,ture. appIancet, it*j15. etc hum I ur 140 ISiS Larry's 4/i- 71% Safford Aye about my Alfred taking a prize for the funniest face aL the party, when he wasn't even playing?" . 10 In making . ___________ THE SHOPPERS GUIDE ..Y -. Appl.ancrt "What' s this - IF - WAN TI: 0 - excellent neighborhood for 0.973. ocred - Swing with ftIIS 3 ?dream. 511,550. anti - You will fall for this dec 2 story with 3 bedrooms, lV lths. $74,910 - .l.cr , s ColOnuul 5.ry', 1101 '1 )22 9116 GOODS Your pci's.'.' f,''(,' A. flosloc ilIac? Or ic' 75111 Sanford Ave 3)) 1512 12 A _. c W71 Mustang MatIi I, 141$. A.' Can ,Ps& PS. Al', Phone *ft,' S P in 177 Ws Oil :,' A New Tires 1 owner. 233-4W Upright Piano EccilleviP Cendittoas F,eri(h Call 327 11)0 1400 IArbor' - Orreili I 4 bedrooms. i baths on lake. $57,300. N Arbor - Beautiful 2 bedroom Ith Florida room on one 01 the ettiest corner lots In North tminole. 521.000 ptalr - Almost new 3 bedroom, leally 311 2424 FEE-I WK'S SALARY-- TERMS At Auction. Hwy 1792. L - aind Tone SIN duly hO I Sanlord Farmers' - - , SEMINOLE SPORTING Cvs5gnrnenIt V1 mi94o. Fury 1. 1947, Ide, haf$OO, FS 3114474 20 ttA) Gal '.lorag. Ti,, $41; '.*- r.rry Monday flight. 7 30 p Aire - New I bedroom. 7 bath. tntral heat & air. $11400. -Nice) bedroom. 25% bath with F yes For lef t Condon t . 137500 midolator, Part* lab, 0 $04 CLI II, Avant Ql&sd control pena l with watt meter, linear. 5130 373 4974 PUBLIC AUCTION All Exclusives ... - CR Radio. Browning set. Oemco mostONSPOr.fiNGuuOc) D0w,iows'tits Sanford In SI - 'Sanfsrds' Sales Lsadeq" ".5. 3i u.1rn, o,, 5r ,!V Bat. 2.3 does BelAir a Of ?,'llefll 7A.th. (orl Fm, Special $$ Shelley's Used Cars Musical Merchandise - Si 377 "?A S HP Outboard Motor, good con dIllon. $35 173 7751 Call Stenstrom - A.(Jf Autos For Sale IS ('ev Itt Ant ilull wanted buy sell trade Also refvusriiasq BRIDGES. be. At Is# St ,77 71111 'eminole Coin Center No Buy Gold Cons 1711W lit Sf 173 4151 __ this we put Bonny through college? He's joined a farm commune, and he's the proud father of a radish!" "For PARK I £h4tlQuS p'v & Corner fors 1?'vrs - I S i at 1 2 7 by aPP?. ]??or? I WAN! ADS oc Reawable EQuity, AM Take O.' 1IAMMONO CHORD ORGAN Marine Equipment 11 -4 ' 190 - an'rf flithirOOmn C.bIvta . is ----- SW S rior,da IIutC iiri()f,vUFr %GAROFPICFNTEI Boats and -- _i' .,', -. - AfltltIeS Frmra lops. sines, export In %laltlrin 771 1011 WlIt.l.q,A, MUIIILr WORLD SALES tlta seleCtion Of dOuble wide fl Central Florida ll'g inventory of 17 widiS lots and parks avalabi. Opin CIte III 9 p m Lomaled Hwy If I), Iong*ood _j)I 117 42 -- M.aOn.f;c Car and Yr*.k Sagirt, I da ;rei(a, 574 7954, Wtrh.q, Import 4 u p M.naq,r l 2775111cc eves Ill sEW iN, r SANrOD Ill CFNTEP. 707 A East lit St, flnwnawn Sanford St'-ip-q rants For sale Call PIe.' Reserve, 373 940%. \\)\) 11 PEE BEDROOM air con. honed, with fenced yard. ssume $14 per cent mortgage at -11 100 1 Moor 134, Regency So Room I Cas.sf-lb,rrv III 3100 out Two each. (setil 10 Ton Wagons of 11100 IS, Id ply lmplatnenl tire P14w cost $510 each, nave offer Ph 73) 0050 or 3712730 ask f, Herold OWen, Mobile Homes (,llEr.oRy MOBILE IIOYFS 71- • 40 lIar ringlOn 100 French Ave , 113 S100 .] :' Lalita - Children wanted for is 3 bedroom. 7 bath. 519,400. Order lies. Call M's. Cannon of Sanford Carrvaiescenf & Nursing Center. 3221314. 3-Pets And Supplies 44-Clothing 13 all city services. 4 RN'S, Aides a 4 C S ii. '0 BEDROOM near town, newly alnt.d, assume 84$ monthly Cyments wills $2,100 down. yfalr FINEST Cooi needed fgr handicap bocafed 70 miles north ci Qr:aaiøo. Must be available lo, on .'yyvr date I(F',O. schedule Live In accommodatIons 5V$il.Li.,. Cal N.e. Larson at 444 SHI. _______ 5-MachInery And Tools ili,-BuiIdin Materials S-Autos 34 6 3514 Hiawatha Ave at 17.13 'j baths. Only 531.500. Male.Femal, Hit? slanted Musicai Merchandise fishing 5IVJ) forms I miles horn Sanford hl'341 9? 7271 . 1) Phone 131 4300 Office Equipment 7 r Large lot with citruS, Swimming and Mobile home on 12$' It 10' lot will, trees and shrubs. ONE OF SANFORD'S M01h,r'i helper, live in, care of house and Children, Permanent. 4-Store And TranSportation '! REALTY Bibs sitter to live in Help with light houswork. Pne 322 3104 IS-MAscellaneous For Sale SA-Hosn,eho$d Goods P7 SOLD before they are all soldi i Must be It. In 110n , _avs Monroe Iran, Hwy. 17,) North, Sanford. 1*-Garag..tummag. Sale s ,, - Good in 10,000. a Mary - Lakefront 3 bedroom, ,s baths. $11000. IF you haven't seen this* homes lately be sure YOU do Female Help Waitresses wanted 51-Auctions S'\ - itt, with central heat and air. 5 LEFT ____________ E' par ier.Ce.d wa.t,ess. Apply in Person to 010"(544 Restaurant at Village Rest Truck Terminal, 1500 % French Avg - . (L( Phone 1)1.1311 is Mary Experienced machine operators. Apply Prattville 0$ Loflgwood, 700 Highline Drive (Den's Plumbing) 10 a. in. to 2 P. in. Equipment ,jt llwlida - Pretty 3 bedroom. 2 Itta with central heat & air. il.)00. llwllde- Executive 3 bedroom, 2 -: -. 52-Boats and Marine Equipment 1)-Camping Equipment 377 l.0110W000, 7 IDf$, Zoned P 7 Good løtjtiøri for hornet or duple 84 711' U' 1).000 Inch 343 tel Cernatery Id, I specie, Garden of Filth. Oflianri Reply now 4.41 r the Sanford Herald. Sanford. na 27771 .tpi,po.d to sq sag n lane ' d•iagn. Console PA bala nc e of 535 or Dari'fl.nts of 1$ Call Credit hutt0rahftle. - 19.500. A& -Spiadcd 3 bedroom, 2Ve bills lake. 149.750. aam,'ald - Ideal 3 beitoorn with lorida room, equipped kitchen. Rear Yard Enclosed For Privacy DENTAL HYGIEPIlSi Four day week, paid vacation, salary open Reply Sox all care of The Sanford Herald S 1-Bicycles Really '7 ItPa5 an IS cleared acres. $ILR. son Place - Beautiful 3 edrooms, 3 bath with poo.. Wanted Recreational Johnny Walker 811.000. Truck DrIver, semi van. major oil company. Excellent salary and benefits. Live Santora, Fla., S days war Ill week. Must be bondable and OUSINY under department of Trerssportafioa'i, Contact o. Rice. 24-Business Property 27-Real Estate Wanted ~J r.try Clvb Manor - Extra nice 7 pdroom,kitctsen newly equi.'tOd. 1300. ely - Lovely 1 bedroom, Si WEST 4.wfq MaeI'i,ni SON MAbEl FIIPI4IIUPF Sell tnadif III lIE IS' St 177 ta?) i/li lorida room & den. $27,500. - Older 3 bedroom. 3 bath, 7 •%e p.nI•nI ,_, Ford I P Gears. 1$. i-N 52$, Ing geir & D'niOVt Petter' Coed-! n's 'all 372 751, lIe',' - - - - Stnger Touch & Sew tmrns Call Bud I - I bath. .(ltcIen Equip., Carpeting, Air 7, No QualIfying, 5700 Down. 10 Yr. Mortgage, $52 Month. Ph. 3327331. , M r ii. Satle I •r"is, Orai'ipt, I a"ge'bs. arid Grapefruit 177 5414 Auto Pepairi PartsAcces,orle, 6"0 17 Vol, Batteres, 1' fs Sanford AV* 177 1"#I 7411Aff4f,'"I'lor For S*lai 5 Uemaining f.-,-ia,'sl tna.lp, lril, Miscellaneous Sc Lots & Acreage 31 Now Payton 2 Bedroom, Night watchman for outside con StructIon. 373 4030 3731910 estenslon Gill Fox - iii) 71 11OLPVISIC)P4511S15$1SUP -_ p.m. 31-Houses For Sa le 32-Farms & GroveS 33-Lots £ Acr,a, 14-Mobil. Homes IS-Income a Investment by SIDE GLANCES Beagles 1.1 a nSnt m I" P'apQy r, 0, rio ia,a'iQ,a aesded n'.' s4#tu 't•ant ft's II) C*iyfo *-,. p i Ca" )73741l ,qv,'' aenmore avail-er, part., vied machines MOONEY AP Ph lAfl(#4 7J 0451 raa Agency REALTORS 327hI71373Q53 01st-nastier. lanitor combination See Mr. McLaughlin Rolling Hill, Country Club. Altamrirde Springs. Real Estate For Sale !'- 1! Air-sill, SuODlal Atti $71 p PEtFAlO F.lrwa;Ple,a SIØ'WI 4415 22005 Franrn )fl73j I '0 BEDROOM- Two baths, ptitets.nl dream ionic beautiful irge oak shaded yard, Spacious cms, large built In kitchen, F HA 231 PROGRAM? We ate building new homes no vy of your (110CC, 3 and A bedrooms. I', balPis, P401 In houSing develop mntts See if you can qualify. AItC Bed'sbySealy,U5iSSot Dnvenlc.nI location $17,700 1400 ow's ird hone r,v,, II per day ,eriPal P' Electric Carpet TURF TUNE IRS If - SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY rice i0100 PEE BEDROOM-Two bath, itclien equipped, icemaker, NOW, cent ral heat, ft-ncsd yard. i,'InkIer $19,700 RIlE BEOROOM-It's baths. all to wall carpet, central aIr, SEE Us for a MODULAR HOME Anywhere Within City Limits WHO CAN QuALIrY UNDER NEW Men needed for nu says 1.55 training pay. Call 3334114 after I 25-Wanted To Rent Dl I SOIl, /I - oller .#igeor,, f air Snampooer *4th purchaSe of Brue Lustre CARROLL'S FURNI. dutiful location with shade and uit tress, built in range and vets, air ccndihloas.ed, excellent Realty AUTO SALESMAN VoIkanagei-i dealer needs one es perilsiced automobile salesman. Top pay. Excellent benefits. c,Ur 34:".1'.&A .,fl, espetlene In fine other than eulo. Apply Its person to BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN. 3219 S. 17 .92, Sin ford Rentals 7 2-Import Autos DEC 10 . To pick up eggs at area farms, and deliver to processing plant Oc Caslenal Saturday work. Bonus and Incentive plan, group Pv5ptalixatlon and Other benefits Apply Pinebreeze Farms. South Sanford Ave.. Sanford-_ - )-Av1 Kepairs Parti.Accesso'jes end asking for a friendly '1 TRUCK DRIVER 14-Female Help Wanted u-Male.FemaI. IttIp Wanted IS-Situations Wanted 17-Domestic-Child Car, Johns - 7.511 Work W i ll train, riot seasonal Apply In person only 1257 Chariel St . Lorignood betn,en 3 )0&$p m 13-Mat. help Wanted BEDROOM-SpacIous, t.oe -______ I \I ntmn't 111.110. St. Nice large 3 bedtooni, I bath screenod porch, uIlliff room, work room. nice yard. fruit trees 1119.500. 102 Iharvion Drive. 322 - Employment lEE %iflPj5 total, ISO 13 MOIII$iy P- 373 5315 PIANO LESSONS 13 Weak Chord Course Harry Waster, 373 1375 Male Ill 5772 tp Owner 3 rled'OOnt I Balls. Fenced. Enclosed Carport $11,500 - __________________ 13 antral air, fenced $74,750 T HE TIME TESTED FIRM lION PARK AVENUE 177 III) AaiIl.ble nighlt at 177 14% or 377 7352 Instruction )-Announcemints 4-Cards of Thanks $--In Mamoriams S-Business OF-portuniti.s sent In . . ________ £ 24-Houses 4 Ja ckie's Swim School l f1ralra 377 3333 5- F lisa nc Ia I In rc me Estate el: 277 7411. , I iiP 1 pntrat air. 577300. 0 BEDROOM- One batta, toned mmer.l, nice section (or imall JUFUdU liii ti.'( Oe'. Noon Found 2-Persona Is a the Csvrl at Ike Cevety ledge. Smmia.ie Ciiwty, Stale e4 FlorIda A Vitae 151:11 l_.J,.._ SECOND INCOME -Ideal opportunity for married woman to build secure busne'u willie contributing to famIy In come. Write RawlelgPi Co. P. 0. Boa 3447. Memphis. Torus. 31m Announcements - WI'QA . Dmt throw ace; Sef vi. ole "ants Sell them QuH'&Iy *4th a ileeaatd Want Ad by catting Car. OP'P0lltUNlTYKNOC KS I (tare yOu 10 OCt-n 11515 door ho SUC (Pet SIt 40$. $4.3 SISO 7 In bulinuls at 415 E Semoran Blvd • AIII,Tsente Springs. Sanford, Flor ida 32771 PsiatMar.2I.2i$Apr4. II , 1573 DEC 13 We Terrs Opportunities CLASSIFICATIONS engaged SPIEl & SPIE R Al-tOflityt for said Est at e ' BusIness 6 (11.71 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum TOW040MITMAYCUNCERN y *II take notice that the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida 17 5 Ql, on APIII 24. 19". In the City Corn. mission Room at the City Hill in the City of Sanford. Florida. will con. 5d•q and determine wtisitier or not the City will cIos. vacate •nd abandon any right 01 the City arid in and to that certain public easement lying east of French Avenue and btw-es-n Colonial Way avid Katherine Cowl. Said ease-nent being sore partIcularly dncribq'd In f0llo The South 7 feet of Lot 1; sOuth wettprly 7 feat 01 Lot 3i north 7 lest and the northeasterly 7 feel of Lot 3. B5Ø I. Highland Part, Plat Book 4, Deceased 7077 101A0u11% Or Jon SMOI.tWA1C04ER$ hid k;tk. I"# habit the easy wat Meet.ng cerittr at SO Augustine Church 1 thru 4 lImos. Mc a line Sfligulotim.s .... 7$ca line 71 tImes ....... 12c a line FOR VACATING AND CLOSING AN EASEMENT U!2)SRY S. LEVY garage pantry. Stove and r.trloeratOf'. Good selection now. FI'M and VA financing. Now Woodmire or, Sanford Ave near Onor A. Tel Caiseloerry. For formal-on (lii 471 7130. NOTICE OF PROCEEDING order disotarging ttveni as luck Executors. hg ROSE .Y SAM LEVY AleAecjorsofni, Estate of .14 Hall. .,,iu,tl. a.3377 ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONER Pubflsh. Match 21. 21 A pr Ii A. ii, 1172 015% html. then and there, nile op iCWi0vi to the said Judge fOr a final settlement of their admin$rit ion of said .atVe.an4for en proud 10 after bigger bedrooms and cleII, thicker carpets. enclosed laundry and We're SMOKERS COnIQCU?IVC insertions-No Change Of Copy. - lattice is barley given that this undersigned Will, en the 70111 day of April. A 0. 1172. present 10 ttie P401101' able County of Judge Sariik*lsCopa'dy. Ftri4a, their final re'i,rn, account and vOucherS, as Emsci,$c.rs of trio Estate f HENRY B. LEVY. 0C4&4ed. v.d it said Better 235 's - ARE 'Vi, TROUBLED! Call Ifee Fsen.ngi 777 1Q04 OPENING THIS WEEK - - I P 0 DranOr 1 FINAL NOTICE _, Inc. FHA VA F HA 231 I.,IIJJ DIVISION A Oic,sed 37 1041 Sanford Day. CIVIL ACTION NO. 77.32) HENRY B LEVY. peace Contractors. 1100 REWARD for Information leading t arrest an Conviction of Ifrsan breakIng A. entering N H. Aliens house at Pt I Sci 704*. P(lI:fl1' IN IWI CIRCUIT COURT. Ills JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY April 4, tiousesFor Sale bedroom bedroomtor,ipaelty Sit (cvtdtionhl. i,ithifl citylimits ,Lfl t4iO1 I Pets And Supplies MIIePOIsgss,.AI('P Oegl,fecaf.Pas Sante. $30. call art? S 20 P.M. ni Conditioner, 519, excellent ctndllion; 10 Jalousie wlvwlo-WS, I 77' I SO" aa'wf I do'..,bll, 134" 1 31", & I 17" w U" *3)_'.!. ,., ,,,,. Priginair. .0 of erc.a.'l eapvdtor t4 P hone 77I 411CW6 Wt)IT If ' You! 4) iT,rFon Alt IMAW COPISTIUC f 100 CORP 1730717 UI BEDROOM--Larg, family ome near I 1. built in kitchen. Help Household Good; - - ISA y. pro,,ss.oatal office space available Will build to suit ti'ninl. 377 7070 3 - ngcctroF' in Frlvp UN BEDROOM-Cp,ammlng ui'ons built secluded, but clots I. llrge oaks, central air. I1F,4911 31 777 To ---------------- --- ____ by Art SInsol .t 5700 down and ISO per month if ialltled. 3 Old 4 bedroom models lost In city 701) Santa Barbara If i I For Rent BILLY GRAHAM The Challenge Florida. lb. LonOer Your 75 & Business Property spapab1eto'MAq5MARS. RFD. New Smyrna teach. AI'ThUr N Jr. Clerk of Cire-jit Court 54rni,ioe County CourThouse PuOiasIi Mar. IL, 31, isn 01541 - 3 al0'hbOvfld fd,hlon for only 117% arid receiv ed free - How to Fla.i Peace With C.ci' Make heca or money or Orlando 83.99Y3 10,11f 4 Fla . 37701. Seminole Cnlv, Florida under the fictitiouS name of ALTAMONTE VILLAGE SQUARE. arid ?hat I n'efxJ to register sa id name with the Clera of the Circuit Court. Seminol County. Flor ida In bcvdjncu with Me provi..cns of Tow Fictitious Name Situhe,. To wit: Section 542.05 Florida Slatulet up. Sig Albert V Pope (Sol, owner) - BOOKS BY lIt.y L7 Lake Jennie IIighinlulA Ads _______ THE BORN LOSER I Istse traIler an private 101. Air ,ditIOraed, clean, nice furniture Adults. $115 3030 Ma.jnolla Ave Sanford. Now-UseOU r Housecleaning Houses For Sali - - -: APTS a nd Tiallors UI) across WrIePO Boa 171) S.ailord. rh Seminole 322-2611 Spring trofti Mahvialand Sanford Mobile Poll, 311 15)0 Children not P4rsonaS PACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? PrtPIali% AIOhoI.ci A nonpinOus -. Rent Can Pleip IuI'lrijt Mar be entered igalnse ,.r I Mobile Homes -= n Derlison Rd. answers to "Joker". $bstan!'at rtsrd 171 1107 LOST, Red le$ther billfold. Ø-n, tOwn Friday. FInder plea.. relut-rI Palmetto Avlt to Mrs. $isir. 31 322 3530. Oirect Phone Lines To Want Ads CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROliNA _, Old spayed fensa's EnteIp'Is o area on 3 hlorlda a3.po. as •. preSently CIhe$ In the for it. of an ordinance by virtue -01 Laws of Florida 71$. is no longer necessary due to the repeal Of Florida erus. 121 a. end becauSe Laws of Florida 04 00 has been, and continues to be, a esurce Of con. tusli,n and nas aeat.d uncertainty with rotation to The county, ability to pi'rct.oss rind ceritraci under home rule without the necessity for Page ceiipitflIve bidding. said Laws of Perstrin Interested may appear FO1-Id$ 63 lie IS pro,sently all tsfin eand be heard at the time and place In the form of an ordinance. is Move spe.IItNd, her eby repealed. City CDilimil*io,i 01 the 5Jlr. 2. This ordalance shall CITY 01 Sanford. tak effect edisi the Beard of Cc-mty FlorIda. Commissioners has received By: If. N. Tamm. Jr., ltlflCVloit from th W01Wy Of Clerk Rate that thIs ordnance has been April & 1577 filed win th Sia-efary Of DECI (SEAL) Arthur H. BeckwlTh. Jr. FICTITIOUS Clerk of the Board of NAME County Commissioners vi and for Seminole Covnl,. NOTICE IS hereby given ttsat I am 01555 O"JE WiJT(. AT • VALLEY OGE V, u c&' ir ) I1GQOIA'AS \J _JG AS 1011 I Florida; relating to Cam. pSI flivt binding on p.r.-chases end i-dracts; providing for the re.l of Laws of Florida £3 inthe farm of On ordnance by virtue Of Laws of FiCPlda 7175; letting b-th the rea son for repeal; arid providing an effectIve date be It Ordained by the Board of County Cornrnussters of lenikiole County. Florlo: ' .J ordcereI01Ifo$oreiw',ue County. 4E 5TMT6 BLIG t- VE' FC'QF L ~%, k Dick 'Y R -J LA'! W"O'E MAILING AD DRESS IS P0 50K 4 305 North Oak Notice Is hereby given that 1115 as Cuarnly Conwn,si-iorers SamN-ioIe County. Fildg.. shall. at 7.00 O'clock p.m., or as soon ?ter.wher as poesible, or. the Irh any of April. 1172. -foer the siadment of the following Or. An 04 St' MELF W'IT+3 A F.ET1V - RESIDENCE UNKNOWN MIZE I BERRY. on or before tts NOTICE 1 _ $W INFORMATION Seminole CounT p. 11Th day of April AD. %572 Other. F )or ids wtse a 001 lu It will be entered BY. (lIen SccIl a" 10101 111,11111 Deputy Clerk WITNESS ny hand aid the 04 $'E$.?ROM. DAviS tidal seal of Ire Clerk of The Circuit & MCINTOSH Cairt. en thIS 11111 day of Match. Post Office Boa 1330 A 0 1172 Florida State Bank (Seal) - Suite ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR Sanford. Florida 32771 t COuti Aflr.veyp for, I* BY Ellen Scott Putil vh April Al. IT. 1, is. 1977 Deputy Clerk DEC II CLEVELAND. MIlE Is, 5RRY by Crooks & Lawrence AgA4J A trstr Ar z WOOS ROe 171 Voles.. NO""Carolina -YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED GECIGE MOPINACKY, Respon ft's$ PHYLLIS I IMI fl-f hat Eled a Cent Petition in The C ircuit Court Of 11107ICR OF PROCEEDING Seminole COunty. Florida, for TO: GEORGE MOHNACKY. DItsc.Iofarriape.and Vew a rit RESPONDENT RESIDENCE £y0uira to serve a copy Of yowr UNKNOWN swIffen defenses. If any, On KEN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PIE Ill W. MCI PIT 05,1. 01 STEIN that a preceeamg POr the dlnø*ut Ion STern,. DAVIS & UCINT(%M. t mhrr;poe tiat been filed spouts? &?0?neyj for Inir. wIo,e yOu In the Crc.tt Court In and hor 5.l3riI is P01 Once h,t I3IC semr.o', Co..iri'y. Flora id the short Sar,tor-d . Flida. or 3377%. aM fie till, Of which Is Ill RE THE or.glneiw:tI the Clark oqm.abev, MARRIAGE OF MARIAN T. styled Court on or were may I, MOMPIACKY. PETITIONER and 15 72. oTherwise a default and GEORGE MOMNACKY. ultimate Judgment will be RESPONDENT; these presents 10$ ins? YOU for The relief demanded commAnd yQi to appear and tlI• In the Pet it your Answer or Other defense or '° WITNESS my Plarid and Official Pleading with I" CIVA of the Circuit sea 01 SA 10 Court on the 30111 day of ofCoLtri 54fflinØl, County. Florida. Pl%aIC'I. A 0.. 111) And serve a CWY thereof on P1I11loni,'5 attorney. Mack N. ARTHUR P4 BECKWITH. JR.. Cleveland, J. CLEVELAND. ____ _____ WANT AD Your o ) -. 1 yr Bassett. IN Of: THE MARRIAGE OF MARIAN T. MOHNACKY. Petitioner rrwm 0"4 I -. J j1. 4'-1 BADGE THE - ;I 1051 Tuesday, April 4, 1912-13 The Sanford Herald Buy Lost & Found NOTICI OP ACTION 1C TIll MARRIAGE OF .1 AND LARRY RESPONDENT T0i LARRY J. 10001 cins Name AA COUNTY. ISMINDI! FOR FLORIDA. NOTICE Is t*rs Pvt b, 1041 $O Orl*,' Ate.. Mat?Ist, FIl., Seminole Count%, rrisa . CAMPUS Look,Reads Legal Notice 7 3ri4 1u, 014111140 Sge'f.a.,ers. Witet t or.mli t 2offs )37 4414 qv. Ihymps. Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER'SCsUIDE. .. THE HERALD'S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. S bays 21 Ddys 13 Wks 3 line Ad-5.04 $16.50 $44.80 4 line Ad-$6.72 %22.00 $62.40 5 line Ad-$8.40 $23.00 $18.00 DIAL 322 241101 3J1.7'3 OF COUNSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A flLEPHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. �li-The Sanford Herald + Sunshine Tuesday, April A. 1972 Campaign Past Halfway State Hope To iday Raise $89,000 By Fr 04P 1111111111i . w*htng to i.nd c ixld ild nn Otympic siPr nd cit t.brg tc bezivfl U* moty much has before this tion Army Fund flrlve r'w Salvatnn Army Cornpool that could be tribtios directly to The Salva dfl tth e s'mit'tg ow inunity Servk't Center no been subscribed to a Cmc before have we had such a good 'roup. The ('en °' Army Building lund Salvation gIC*IpS The Swithlne state" must be reaches $161,000 oniy Sn . all our Welfare Center, Kitchen and used %.y stands within P9,000 cd the Project. Never before has there opportunity to cspttu . enveloped in a mammoth trosn Campaign Goal. local rkninc Facilities, Emergency community." He satd:"We may do so by Matting their opportunity to çpzeelatlon to $250,000 Campaign Goal, been a good Letters of Support and checks to' (ipalgn Co.Qa1rrnan smoke ring as indicated by a faith. Sutply Rooms and other have the land, we have the are con- prove that the people of ration Army for the 4 an The Salvatkn Army, P.O. Boa disclosw by the stata Dlvistcm Vincent Roberta and Harold "Roberts said: "We Building Fwd Seminole County are willing to ful years of service that it has necey areas All facilities location, we have fident that that today of Beverage that there has been Kaitner atiftminced the U be available to the entire organization that knows how to l96 in Sanford. ic -t that will rendered to us" 1i achieveJC1. Never support a %+1Ce A $21% Million Increase In the BuDdtnt Fund Drive for ft's harold Kastner explain ed community. The Center will lx- operate a CommunitY cigarette tax"collec'tpd in How To Hold that eortswerebeininssde to open seven das+M wekandMt and cheaper than anyone etsJanuary for distribution cir,rnplete the Building Fund ntghL a week. le FALSE TEETH Dr. Vincent Roberts tait4 Now all we need Is a UtI more Dr ive and rch the $0.000 S.cur.ly of Aroordmg to the department Goal by Friday, April 7th. He that the support for the Fund money and we have have troth ,rnbitrsu you by fit., t'h g, this rrxesenta a 2S h. t h'.'.. when ou st, said: 'The Ume has now come Drive was gaining momentum the finest Community Sefllt'c iiIii A d.,dur, adM.tr. e.n Increase over th e nrevlous as more peoçile came to reslire Centers in all c'f Central ,v tct US to complete the task we i FASTETII IIY,. 4.ntuu. .,i ar3 and is based uon i .Janu_________ bold. Mike. '*1 began M'VeIaI lTt011ths ago. We that the FIUOd Drive would be Florida. We can have all of this ,, firmer. ,t.sdtt FcYflWiKUflh3 ;ti million additional packs sold successful. He said: "It is not If we will come forward right u me,omloet. u FASTEETH Deehave encowaged all of can /, throughout Florida as wU as Building Fund Team Members often that we In Seminole now and pledge our full tuti A4he.iv. Powder. D,utur.. / I the tare cent County can look forward to the financial support to this thatt ii. ,.ittil to health. S..e to complete the solicitation of f $12,14) "°1 total A of the prospects and make their success of a project such as this Building Fund Drive" collected for the month During final Reports to The Satiation and because of this fact, many Jariary the number of packs Army on or before Friday, April people are inclined to wait to so3d totaled 72,43,8flora6i3 we of a project has a chance of 11, 7th per cent Increase in conan New Community Service success. When they feel that sumption, indicating that y will Center will offer wide range of success is possible flc ri&ns have Just "Gotta port. services and artiv:ties to give their generous Electric Adding ?1'ac1iine tve anither cigarette." resideit. Now that time has come and we Semuvle unt,' i ____ will counties Distributicm to The new Salvation Army nerd $62,000 more to achieve $419,220.64 and to cities c-cimmumtY Service Center will $5,fl7,7t12.33. ~64 Roberts indicated that If ities and supervised ofer ' Area nmnlcipabties programs to children ranging lit add itior.al funds were raised arncamt of tax collectIons whit age from six years to 11 years of these would be used to expand ____ w ill be distrilaited the programs off ered at the age. There will be adult ac as I olsows: Altamonte Springs. Uvities available for all ages. Center. He said: "If we can $3,366.77; Casselberry, ___________________________ ii1 including the Senior Citizens- raise another $35.00(, to &'O,OOO $9,925; Lcmgwood. $7,615.76: -______ One of the most important N orth Orlando. $775.33; Oviedo, areas .f the new Center will be $3,225.56, and Sanford, the Gymnasium as well as the :1 ____ s27,97517. outdoor recreation areas. Al] . I V I Seminole County will receive such as types of spot VI r Basketball. Baseball, Football. Vofleybafi and other sports will 416 SU'FflSG tS LEGAL be available There will be several Activities Rooms where (API Classes will be held for Special a tax lawful for - It BREAK WATER now under construction in the Sanford marina west Cc*itscs for both young people iderrnlsl to work in Howard completed with all piling work expected to be cent per is 45 harbor adults. There will be a County. Chapel where religious services finished Thursday. Contractor is preparing to tie whalers (timbers) The cnty wiling board ap proved new zoning regulations will be held weekly for those of onto the pilings before treated wooden panels are finally bolted to wticb permit taxidermists to a ll fai ths as well as those who combat ware action, operate in th e county for (Bill Vincent Photo) lust time in its history. . -I-'.- .. .. *r.a 1&U 5*5Th S 1 *TI i YSOP COGNAC I.W. HARPER 12 YR. + ,&a m ,n+ PR. GIN In Moves Ahead cto V ry in In W i iscons McGovern .1 Mark 11111q,111 A& ~& Smoke 4 ~ 04J" 41f ZW/41* . . . T rt,41tb Wednesday, April 5, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 641h Year, No. 163 ,ft , All I'olItkaI Writer MIi.WAtIKEE, Wis. I AN Sen. George Mc(loverr, has established himself as a major contender for the tk'r,wcrativ presidential nomination by scoring a smashing victory In n Wisconsin primary (lint knocked New York Mayor John V. I4ndviy out of the race for the WhIt*. house. The South Dakota senator, making the, breakthrough he hiatt forecast here, ran strongly In both urban, blue-collnr areni -' Doctors, Hospital OLiVETTI . - $10 _____ _____ _________ - . - ______ ______ ______ _______ 9 . S',. S. - - -- - - is now ---- - - . j'. ROYAL DELUXE =:- M&E1OTL FII?GERAL01L - $C*TTI Hospital Notes APRIL 2,1972 ADMISSIO!fS Sanf ord: C&FTT*fl RWT1 Olga S. Palmer Mstu Hanson Dim C. Brown 113C7 ti ttt k Griffi th Rose M. Futrell Anita B. Flynt Virgil C. Jordan Jessie Benjamin Bertha Washington Usa Dawn Dugan Ebristina Ernestine J. Williams Gussle Mae Phillips Ruth Mae Hoffman Roosevelt White Hazel C. Smi th, DeBary Peterson, DeBary Myrtle M. Hill, DeBary Elizabeth Bwitham, Deltona Amane F erreira. Dull Clara M. Brown, Lake Mary Sanford: Jalu W. Kibler Elbert Gaines Shir ley Greirne Bernard Burke Vegetable Report FEDERAL-STATE MARKET Moderate, Market Steady, cartons. 24 count $1.00. Leaf NEWS SERVICE type, Demand Fairly Good, SA!*'ORD, FLORIDA Market Steady, 4.5 bushel VEGETABLE REPoRT crates, few sales $1.00. Romaine Shipping point inf or ma tion type. De mand Fair, Market for Monday . April 3rd. All sales About Steady. 1 1-9 bushel F.Q.B. for stock of generally crates $l. Demand Good. good quality, unless otherwise Parsley stated. Pre000ling charges Market Steady. Wirebound crates, bunched 5 dozen, Curly extra. & Plain types $2.50. S.ANFORD-OVIEDOZEILUOOD DISTRICT: Radishes - Demand Fairly Good, Market Steady'. Cartons. Cabbage Demand Fair. film bags, Red type, 30-6 uz Market About Steady. Domestic $1.00. Whitt Icicle type, 241 o Round type, medium-large, 3s *1.50. IIAS1'INGS L)1.STR1CI bu.sbt'l (TOtes 11.50-1+75, best nutiy *1.75. 50 lb mesh sacks Cabbage - Demand Faarh' 11.35-3.50, mostly' $1.50. 1. Good. Market About Stead)'. bushel crates, medium-1argi. Domestir Round type, mediumRed type, *3.00-3* mostly b.rge, 1. bushel crates & 50 lb *3.00; Savoy' type $3.O0-350, cartons $1i0-L75. 50 lb mesh sacks *1.25.3.50. 1% bushel mostly *3.00-3.25. Carrots - Demand Exceeds crates, medium-large Red type apply, Market Stronger. Film *2.50.300, mostly $35; Savoy bags, mesh or paper master type *1.50-3.25, mostly *3.00. Mike Pilueger container medium-large; 41-1 lb Local Representative $3.25; 34-2 lb $316.90 lb mesh Phone 325 IS fl Wks, loose pack, large size $3.25. Demand Falaly Celery Steady. Good, market Wirebound cntei. Pascal type, 2 dozens $1.75. 2 downs $2.25. 3 & 4 dozens *2.75. 4 & few $ dozens $3.26. t1.ese lWiage - Demand Market Steady. Fair, Wiret,ound c!btt), wrapped. 2 cowd $2.* tt-Eacar.le Demand rr.i.in 1 coI'rnn by 2 inches FaIrMai'ket About Steady. ll- Too small for an ad to be noticed or effective? You'rs S bushel crates $1.25. Lrtivlb type. Demand 'ending mis onet - Car wash and bake sale by Junior MIT at 5Pl Community U nited Methodist Church, 9:30 am. to 3 pin., 1792 Cauelberry. April 1$ Seminole County' Campers business meeting. 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L 320 West Semoran Boulevard, Altairnonte Springs i note change cii meet tfl place). All Souls )ieti'i Club parish haIL9p.m., parish hail. Tasting luncheon sponsored by Paper Dolls., benefit South Seminole Community Library. 11 am. to 2 pin., Altamonte pd educational building. LEAVING HOME IS NO LAUGHING MATTER... t - ir?. ' DUCK I ROYALDILUXE WHITE t am "It LEWiS "66" OLD FLORIDA , !' ___________wutu VIIST TOSS $IAVTIIIt w swt.s.w *.." "-,-- -.'a a - I a- a - CUCKENHEIMER W0L.FSCHMIDT 1 SP'tS 1151* - ~Mo + '.* 399a 47tt ALL DIII PSICL U' + I, a.,. a . ¶ . Lfl --. S. FI1+11 "us '. CERIinED IT fli CAOA) AM TW SAVING IS YOUUS ITT. PSISTISI *.A *1*IIi SAXON'! 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I, 1. '" £11361 (a. 1099 in 2" i - IC I HA '4 isCi a . ON, "000 .J' MJ I-';a 4, CERTIFIED UT •4. ,, 3 •IIII. 71 7+1 .s'iT!IxJ1T:.I!ii :'U,,.. to- _________________________ WEEK'S BUYI! GENESE! 49W? KENTUCKY IT • ?. BEAU - -' - I • -. -• • k'!i 41 I $I .6smcie •, .ai_ - I.e. CERTIFIED P1111144 51515 BOOTH'S NUllS? $4. Li ir-11 ____ _____ H4VN HILL Pa?.3-' Ill If IRS (ilINMORE Ito 41 or-41orle ' .L . . . ____ -11 1411:111 171-943P IM ____ of 11 " + .a.. ta. - - W ' . -- ' 10 e ' --.--.-- 'N 9&Q If,64 'i'____ .. . . ______ YsleINIA NT*OS*I P.O. 1.. *214 S..I..d. F.S. CowI1 LZWI 531.4717 Cei,,,.li*iy. Fl.. YIIGIWIA CON WILL 1)14311 At4..'..ei. $p4i*51, 14*. ssws CAS'tLk it tp''i'. Ft.. NU.DA kICHUOND 445 1*47 0.1,.... 11*. I. .9 4 -' ____________________ ABC PDt( CNIAJTI IU1WIVY 379 OF 1.*UTEPtf .'.uw. ADU 4Ippy POST. W14111 POST LAU 449 isri, Pin tawomst* CPL&N Cl OH titlIst icc; - API '., * Hi-Way 11.92 i W _ 41fl5 Park -. ' '54' eu,.P ' .i '4 iC.. S - 4' 1iII uwiwotcs 3.41-a 34$ 4' 2 9$ P P61IZMLS-IYUS CA1 3.15-a IN __ - as - Casseberry 4 c.... - * * H - ay 11.92 At 436 at P011 - Stflt. IIVSUTU 99 - ,.,,4 lftA,S #.}t.at.. u. _ ROSE =::- 2$ - -- 3495 ' -4--_;., 1'QUART WINDSOR QUART"'""". JIM BEAM QUART EARLY TIMES 1IQUART POPOV oflk CANADIAN CLUB .CA*ANA' 579 STLBT. •el 411 u VODKA369 '' .4. so es j IQUART GILBEY wi GIN .. sa.,, a.,.s'a QUASI ________ .. a--.-- J .a. .. -M- - demonium at the party's presidential lie said: "The support that we have received a real inspiration. These doctors already have subscribed more than 10 per cent of the total goal of our building fund drive. This is something that we In I the Salvation Army have never experienced before to the best of my knowledge, nothing like this and UI&A has ever happened to the Army in America before. to n. This is wonderful and represents a positive inhas medical profession faith that the dication of the '6 16 in the work and pur pose of our Salvation Army." McDowell said; "As long as I live, I shall remember what the doctors and physicians of 4 have done to help make it possible County Seminole C LOC for our Salvation Army to have an adequate facility, In which to work and from which to serve." By John A. Spoiski McDowell indicated that for the past 43 years Thls'll help you understand Army of Seminole County has been the Salvation where some of those hardthe same old building on East Second Street in using earned tax dollars of yours and "This facility Is the poorest that said: Sanford. He mine are going the State of Florida and one of the poorest Child we have !n called This one is Control. In the Senate It's in the entire Southern United States. But, the sue4 referzed to S-3010 and the house cess of our building fund drive will make it possible $ F Bill IS MO. for us to have one of the finest community service Next year, this government centers in the state. All of Seminole County will will budget $500 million., for its benefit from this new center. It will be built iind successAnd then to make sure that it operated for the betterment afld benefit of the people gets off the ground, the of Seminole County." have following year that's a marked $1 billion "B," buddy. Buys Included in these proposals is Sanford èsomethtng called National Legal Services which means lawyers will be provided free of charge for those who are not Meriwether capable of paying for same. Expansion plaits for Sanford Atlantic That leads me a couple of National Bank were revealed today with anwhat ever hap. questions pened to Public Defenders? nouncement of the acquisition of the Meriwether Secondly, does this mean that buildings on Magnolia Avenue and Second this government will provide Street. the legal minds for these people, President Howard H. Hodges said this ',f who in turn will go ahead and acquisition expands the bank property to a full this government? city block with the exception of that portion iAh, what the heck is the occupied by Touchton ...cause Drugs and McCrory'a. sense in worrying nuttins gonna turn out right The property, adjacent to the bank's existing anyhow!) parking lot and drive , in teller system, will be . car. - didate." Asked his opinion of Sanford, who has launched his own presidential campaign, Mansfield said, "Yes, he's another one I could support." The Montana senator said he considered both southerners to be "national-not regional" candidates. "Either Sanford or Askew could go a long :-.- 1. - the UfliOfl." Mansfield said he feared infighting in the Democratic primaries and at the convention could damage the party. The candidates, he said, are "scarning" each other when they should be saving their baths for Pr.'ildnt Nixon If a deadlocked convention tries to draft Sen. Edward NI. Ke'medy of Massachusetts, Mansfield said Kennedy would "fight with might and main to avoid the nomination. He doesn't want It at this time." + YOU BET HE'S ANXIOUS County Commission Chairman Greg Drummond waits patiently while maintenance crews try to replace fluorescent lamps in order that the regularily scheduled County Commission meeting could proceed. The $3.9 million'court house is scheduled for completion by May 1st, but more than likely will not be ready for occupancy until Sept. 1. So, -: Commissioner Drummond dreams on. . and on. and on. . I New Courthouse Addition Urged can ... as ... _______ UUTICANADIAN:'_stt, as....- -a flow many Wnes have you heard those corny jokes about golfers who pause as a funeral procession goes by? You know, important golf "the &'uy had date and just couldn't attend the ' funeral services for his wife, friend, etc?" Jj$I cnrnballs...... The compassion exhibited by the Mayfair these playIng Country Club cn thc 7th of last month, caused one of those in the procession to call in and publicly commended golfers, an at generally. This particular procession took ths back road, which borders along holes 13 thru 16 at the Mayfair rot'rae .......caualng each and every golfer In fact to pause from his game .... until the procession was out of view. It' s the little things In life that really rr.aan a lot, you know? Headlines Inside THE HERALD HEAVY FIGHTING is reported around a South Vietnamese base 10 miles southwest of Quang Tn. U.S. plancz attack antiaircraft miile sites inside North Vietnam. 3EN. GEORGE McGOVERN has established himself as a major contender for the Democratic presidential nomination with a smashing victory in a Wisconsin presidential primary that knocked New York Mayor John V. Lindsay out of tile race for the White House. ADAM CLAYTON POWELL, politician, preacher and playboy whose flamboyant love of wheeling and dealing led to his exclusion from Congress, dies in a Miami hospital of com- plications following prostate surgery. at once third noor to the south Bring of Layer =d he came .Away Julue Layer. According to the new 13.9 million courthouse Willia= Ind.kated that funding from the mettmg feeling almu3t has been proposed by the Arned that ludiciAr ' a handg-d would ' tell the the County CornMAIL This was proposed in lieu court OrCier could b* t1w funds would have millsiOn wh2t It wants and of spending S200,000 to renovate do" and the present courthouse building to be made availattle for the espect3 to got iL He said. however, that Judge Hall ildbU addition. * La Rodney , irman Greg seemed surprtsed by some of Commission Cha t5 (111(1(5 M tive porteci the demands and did not appear ission Drummond said that the to the County Comm . - - _____ - - relative toa meeting caUedby judicial - 0000 r oom - - -- - - - - - - - - - --- -_ _-. ng Robson Bu By Cit w F1 rob o--hd i ldi y A possibility that Sanford City Coniiiils,sion will begin con demnation proceedings against a fire-damaged First Street building owned by Harry Robson loomed after Baboon did not appear at the Coin' mission work session to explain what steps he is taking to repair the structure. W. K. Knowles, city nuinager, was instructed to advise Robson by letter to remove the building's canopy, which is considered dangerous. Lynn Risner, city building Inspector, said structural engineers have inspected the structure and called it haznr- tious. The city has Installed a barricistle, Winer told the Conunlssion he met with Robson, an arcliltect from E,oghan Kelley's office and a contractor earlier for an inspection of the daftuige. An adjacent business to Robson has written to the ('ouitnisIon, asking that bur*cades be removed simice they are hurting hk business Herald Index Areadeathe ................Vt Bridge ....................7* Calendar .................11* Classified ads ....... 10*-HA Comics .................10* Crossword puzzle 7A Dr. Crane 10* Dear Abby .........7* Edlturinlco,nment 4* -------7* Entertainment h lot oacope - - ---- - Ilospihil flutes ..........2* . + + ,.. - - + . l'ublic notices ............ IOU Society ................... IA Sports --- - --- --- - M-SA TV ------------7* Vegetable market ---- - -- lOB trying for perfection all , E xpenditur e oU4O0l0o for a used partly to expand and modernize the drive-In service. Only the building occupied by Sanford Dry Cleaners will be razed this year, with no ... 11 way toward unifying the Democratic party," Mansfield said. "We shouldn't leave the South out of our calculations. It's part of - + Bank if I'm Personal Opinion anywhere near a TV set and the plans for the other building on Magnolia Avenue Rev. Billy Graham is on , until 1976. that the SpoI.skl bet on it both family Is tuned-In Sanford Dry Cleaners announced It will figuratively and literally, move Its Second Street store to another site. Did it ever occur to YOU, It Hodges stated this expansion program is did myself In watching this necessary to provide the bank's customers with dramatic program, that not the ultimate in fast, convenient service. With the once have you ever seen any SUbSt+ilfltiftI growth In deposits the bank has kind of ii disturbance' No experienced in latter years, the existing drive-in demonstrations ... (for which we are indeed grateful.) system has become inadequate, resulting in Also, the many, many young some waiting for service and some traffic iq "hippies" who are Ito the congestion on Second Street. The new system to audience, and cia come forward be installed is believed to be the answer to both during the Invitational and problems. commit themselves ... (who set Future plans for the property will probably that they're only reported when result in modern banking quarters built over the On do something bad') We're proud of the youth of expanded drive-in teller system and parking today even when they area. stumble on occasion, for it does Architects for the project is the firm of nothing more than remind GutmannDragash & Matz and the contractor is older generation of our falls (if A. K. Shoemaker Construction Company, both we'll be honest with ourselves local firms. AIV .1 -' former North Carolina Gov. Tarry Sanford might grab the nomination. "Gov. Askew has the potential of becoming one of the great men of our time," Mansfield told the Miami Herald's Washington bureau chief, Robert S. Boyd. "I'd be delighted to support Askew. He would be a first-class presidential can- + from the physicians in Seminole County has become ITZ 99c ABC PREMIUM BEER oi ALE , 3.95 cba.sfiani " '"3" IMEIIALLILIILAUWLCI 1.71.... 1515 5•79 3' TOVtS Peswo 1.15... nis Is BEEN 399 MUNICH BAVARIAN TYPE wP? BEER D o $ .....,.., "05501 t'a'ti 1 ?1II .......... 4.19 1i BURGER BEER & "" '.on"a ' '" CuD' $i'iii 2.I. ZIA ""' flat Psi, SiI5, III? 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TEQUILA (SITU PisI SIXO ITS ,.r ______ 5.49w ABC 8 YR. - u,TtI IS$*IUU? -' YELLOWSTONE VIAGNUM'II? 'a..'. 61 *isS*.iI PSI MiSt 's,&u vs.,. 3u1O1 '' i 'c-'' .., + JACQUIN •, COtD Duci ir,. " "" " .4. a I - LONDON TOWER ATi HM MAEIIAIII ale b4.. OSASGI 11 .ucon.* B&L NIP 55T(I rv.-' fte 5.49 UN (MI P11P 4*14*5*5 ___ . 479 ___ ' ___ ) MCHENRY 12 Y K. 'sine. a,u*ua ASAVE OLD GOLD ,_.. SOUTHERN 1rrj1.1 10 YR. COMFORT CALVERI INPI 1151115 4WC.IfltAI.JlI 59 7$ t...., 65" ''' 1.1'ErT!+A& - WELLER'S - Salvation Army management counsel for the Southern United States, stated that never in his 17 years of service with the Army has he witnessed such an expression of support and concern on the part of the doctors of a comm4nity and county. - - - 4IE 3$... .M $$ 41PIUhI 3,_I 4141 3$... US ?*Z 1[SClT1 3.71-'. 5'.I.U.UIKY. 1' 1iYM 1(1111 YOIIA ill 34t US UL-.74.$ P (&SST CLE tWill' 3$ r aiTirn tmi s n. 3W a r F. sits 3.1S' .E1UUI*Li5" $7$ P E 4.41- u 1'1 TONSIKSIYLfl. 3..1? 11$ Ia.W 12-msahsTualLIas SIN$30 7'IT.IltOUJOIlOWt 3a.l1' am Gill 3-Il' 5L$ ?BOUUOIS1IP*$U. 3.1' 4th r mwcur= IllS 33a..IN1 111 1' IAtINflFS SLOE 9 lIDS 3..P an 1' lAtINIS no SAIL r 31 if *JIEIm ET. 4.11... a.$ 7' ltAOflS SCTt6 3..W' 51.15 P no YEInT JACN 'IUN CAIIAAJI 3...ir 51.75 P Cl. 5" OLD HICLDRY..3 11' 44.15 ir 12 Ti. tans Tl WOILILIN... 53.$ 19" 12 T 1. WWILACI 7iI...tU ?t S'*r'1Yr+ 35%IWm3+1I.'.3l15 4AtC YOUSAIU1UN = 3_ir 41.R eiElSflfl' I yr. 1y,4+1 ILli+l _______ HIGHLAND BREEZ1 + sue $OIl .. iyU!.'.lI114'II-I'l1L4 Ij1,iI'11I 1•I11:1 i'1i - . - . . .,. - roam ,s " IA - -' ,a.e. - - '--. Bldgs. -4 ABC 8scetcu YEAR li ". 'a.', is" a 15' __ _____ + ... IMP. TEOWLA $ CVTS 14*1 laP LCITCI KWI1SW15TIUILt$CVtI usaaiwt stvr,iIu(,i 6.99 . f+ ,. iliveicitci a -. • -. Itl!tiTiI...o$ JoNd ow, sc.,ciiJ.usis TAVERN U 10 YEAR fl. Askew Viewed.-;,~-, As Dark Horse .*r~~' Dto-?m Candidate*., ': - -- to *P $15.1 l•WS ITS. ""944 lIStS 15111 BENEDICTINE 7 .. .T Mc 151 is se 10 YL A uamnsm 1*151 51$ N Pt III Hss. °""" ST. tIGER F2 II a555 P C am w, sceeci ki$ H- COINTREAU 6t'. . 4 ________ 1 ,u puwes McHENRY 8 YR. JACQUIWS S. n n sass 16 utsmall . . :.' ... 3s79 LL ' - -- ... .n'u.wviis iT: ' 49 #as •A - .-- s.I. SEAGRAM BARCLAY'S as,.. ' VS0PBRANDY OLD GOLD j srcts,% WE CLANMcGREGOR tj CAJIADIAN CARLMAN - 41tC1 HARVETS 860 CANADIAN "-:iz ICITCI MIST s--C 58'. 4.99 ', its "a'" _______ behind Whi le Mr(','tern prepared in leave few twa days M m.e?in". In California, his wife headed 1I Masiiael'msetta whera Mtic. kio is his major rival Muskie meets In C)iicago' day with hits top financIal 'rIserS. and place by a narrow margin river Sen Hubert II. Humphrey of Mi llfpev,ta. I lurnphrey led In two districts with 13 convention votes. President Nixon easily won the state's 2A GOP convention delegates in the Rpublfrn petrunty Senate Democratic MIAMI (AP) leader Mike Mansfield predicts pan- we " UC USIA UT - mary victory three weeks ago, rode late rural returns into see- ... 11% 6 TL Kove ABC_COCKTAIL LOUNGE[ : -' + 1•' en - - sssa 5.99. £ But the Welcome Wagon hostess can make it easier to adjust to your new surroundings. and maybe put a smile on your face! GRANDIT. DAD_1 ssisu 00.KOTC11 ___ SAXONY TAAKA LIE Is To Is BELOW + 10 TEAR OLDT.. CHARTER . ST. tIGER .na 'is" 'ii B RARE .14 %I Calendar Nurses Visiting A;*fl 4 Disabled American Veterans Coun cil. 7:30 pin., Chamber of nere ,gjthn.g. Auxiliary, monthly and meeting. S p.m.., chapter home. Lake M Chamber of highway 1 792 South of Sardort Commerce. 5 p.m., fire hail. Sanford 'PUriSt wid ShUI April 7 fleboaz'd Club, 6 p.m., covered School Board, 3 p.m., budget business auiina tion, dish d inner; 7 meeting; at the ol*hotase on April 74 the laketront. Rtmmage sale, Ascension brook Lutheran Church, April S to 3 s.elbry.9 Women's Dr ive. Ca a.m. Altalnonte Spriltgs of p.m. tour am., 9:30 Club, Maitland Art Center . Knights of Columbus founders 'if ord Business and POt day dinner-dance, 7:33 p m.. K.. Ieulonal Womeu's Cl ub c, ball. business-d inner meeti ng, 7 $jp43 Audubon SocIety, pm., Trophy Lcautge. cruise on the St. Johns River. sac US TO LFFIA HEDGES-BUTLER WISERS 10 YR. James Howell Kimmie M. Adams Doris A. Greenstein Mthi' C. 8 ±' Mrs. Edward Adams and baby boy DISCHARGES Eve Mae Brcmwii Catherine MeGulie, Deltwia tenrie L. Godwin Marilyn C. Cites. Lake Margaret A. Me thvin Beverly J. Boyce Monroe Maude C. Klein. Delhi, N.Y. Jolat Gillon Seminole LARGEST W1NI & SPIR SSI$ ft. *54115*1 gave McC,ovrn V per Con! , Wallace22 per cent aol Itumphurey 21 per cent. The t''i'_ et nine Democrats trailed f..r The members of the Seminole County Medical Society and staff of Seminole Memorial Hospital have contributed in excess of $26,000 to the current building fund drive of the Salvation Army of Seminole County. Jack C. McDowell, _____ - - Push Building Drive _ + p. WsrnnIn's 3,24 precinti Gov George C Wallace e4 Alabama, in another strong showing after his Florida ;el- T-'t-: - _______________ - r.fsrr*s fi"w,s * ft ' RENT In the 1)m'ratic balloting. tonight that could take us al! the and rural, farm regions Tuesday to capture seven of Wis-unsins nine c-nngrrsstnna I tiis. ti'ict.i. Ile won 54 of the Mate's 67 votes at the t)eiriorratic national convention, increasing his total tn9t.Sof the 3,016 convention votes, one behind Sen. F.dmnund S. Muskie of Maine. "It clearly establishes me as a major contender in the public mind," McGovern told a reporter who asked what he thought that result; meant. "I really think we received a boost By ('AR!. P. l.EURSDUIIY 1117 lilt. thIs PEIIKZ will dis- cuss the "Generation (lap" ut the second annual c'.uiltiycr'vmmtploe banquet of the 1)Istribi'tive K'tucatlon Club of SemLncie high School at 7 tonight at the Sanford Garden Club. disc= 21udtciat building now under u: s with zes raing which will be necessitated to space. Layer reported that con provide space teqItited by J',idlftWlllima SAW f the space ngthe rti,Iyet il" he 'BOuki rt"" U* icportetJ, were Circait Judges this would apply to the Judicial violators arid cruuanaLs back to departznrit rone. Roger Jr. and Voile A. William-s thur tctrwt when the jail "as full. ai lie imLeves Small Claims Judge that for this fiml year. it would The boarl wtAditled a work Kenneth Monroe. Constable seem pm&nt for everywo to ft"Wn tu sDAIY & rtfri"1111tull and work for Additional hotmnA Chester Boyd. Sheriff John .W1 in their belts" s d liall, LtoLk, James Lee, probationparole officer, and Harold Johnson, county prosecutor, and architects' representatives. The county Indicated it would be a much more financially responsible move to renovate the old courthouse and use It as Grammar School Registers Sanford Grsnunar School wtl hold a roundup at to a ni Friday for kindergarten and first grade reKistratlon. It Is muot necessary for child to accompany parents, but proof of age Is requested. Those who should be registered include children who will be attending Sanford Grammar &'hool next year in kindergarten (nuist be five years old before Jan. 1, 1973) or first grade tfliUIt be six before Jan. 1, 19751. If chll.l is already nro1led in public school kindergarten in Seitunole County this year, he will be autonuitivally registered for first grade and it will not be to register at .iecesinry roundup. - - -- -- -- ----- - - - � 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 04, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 04, 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 04, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a840adc3b019abd76ceaba606c0209b2.pdf adac72c9905e295222adecba15fdbc24 PDF Text Text It 20,000 Are Entertained By Top Rate Ater Show I clip 11 atxthth iiijrrath 11% lUll ( iIii 5 'I'n It';,t i '. ,, '.'' ,ii,i,u,'q It fill Stnl.un 11 Slit in. u 11111 of .1 s ll.I i i'l*vInuil n ;14t I ,,isuner, nfl çtl,iNl I4'I'tItI' tniniIcil IH(III'*'n 1R( ll'l .'iie*t the (nutier Nnvni Alt Stnllnn n lit it ttn iwu'n Ii c.eiI ,'i,t in illinn ui' 411114.0 ii.' 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I '! it,, en isiwl ic .,"e h,q,' , 5 044 that while will 'Boy Eighth Victim Of Bomber Crash ung. the Iii' in ihan and A 10yoarOld b. tet this ilI\Nt) AP (1\ the ghth victim of the flaming 12 bomber crash (odd l"rida neat' Ni" III'. bod. died today at tit c'nt t'urned ovr $) ;wr 1'. '.-. . Ant AF playing ill his .is Te 1k at San Antonio, icxl Burn Center Brcioke Army drivcwa a few hauses from the crash site ' hen flying dehris apparently 'et his clothing afire rsorincl jainnwd the snall chapel at McCoy i"B for Eastet Military in honiihes. sermons and prayers seven m scrviC( Sur1ay. riebermg ho periht'd :n tle bomber crash. ' 4 '.A, 'cç... Z.M1S' ' , I •'L. ., t're well at capacity for all seven services, Chaplain Harold Bonner said Etra chairs were et up and more hymnals brought in The crewint'n crc remembered in each of the services nned today ith ial mi'i'inal rites ci i' planned Formal chaplains officiating. Because the chapel seats only about 201 persons, two ecumenical services were scheduled. Meanhile, an Air Force accident investigation team probed the wreckage of the 2ti0ton Strategic Air Command warplane for clues in the tragedy The giant aircrift. one of its engines afire, was limping toward an emergency landing when wil• nesses said it suddenly dropx'tl from the clouds, its tuselage breaking up and crashed near a populous dead end street. 'The place of impact indicated they almost made it.'' said Li (;fl Uussell E l)ougherty. comnuatuler of the 2nd Air Force ''1 assume when they sat they could not, the stuck it down toward the lake.'' It crashed near the shores of a base recreation lake The bomber, which had been airborne '1114,411 20 minutes on the fatal training [light, was an older R521) model There was no weaponry aboard. . '- I - .. i r lI41 I 4t? ' C L° 4 A. SIIkJ enough First af.. can't cnd things at.I all tiwt' who .d a hand in helping to mate ;ur Ar.nu*l .kirsho such & ceeu. so nn I l e like to single-ouL 'WCU t'" sit II5te3d ° cne and all. i.P'w S ç 'We T and start right n,m th fl The sporti world is kaded th prima donnas,. .mostly to swell the gates, I suppose, out a terrible mfluenc'e on the 'ery young wo hold them in 2etr esteem There are some, though. whorn I'd be very happy if my .Urrn c'cçied their traits... One of them died yesterday. GL1 Hndgs Mavt you didn't know it. but this is one of the few who has not ter been thrown out of a ball .rte throughout his colorful ..eer. The only other who comes to ':,.nd immediately is Stan N! alluil 4 Tod Headlines Inside THE r REA('IIES from Daytona Beach to Nassau with bikibis. ball games and boys and girls looking for a good time and each other. F '1 II Fit — Yesterday's high 73 low 42. Fair F today and tonight becoming portly cloudy Tuesday High today mid 7C)s. low Tuesday upper 50s, high Tuesday near t *r rt .' u stnii,v' t*ecast them they're not getting enough in their pensions ... wiule ni*e LA the old timers, 53t back and inu but for another time and era FROM THE MAILBAG: "lAst rugM, it Its as my privilege to attend a concert at the t*e'ginner band zt South Sermnole Middle School. 'Those kids were great and! think that Mr. Merterson, tkt xnstrutur, deserves to be for hi, abilit) in. teactung these children 'He's doing a great jot' Consider it oune, Mrs BarInd tJ,11-, tiara Johnson fur calling it w our attentic,:. Us .i9 ! _5 a Is LESS THAN 50 FEET FROM THE RUNWAY Al MORE THAN 500 MlLES.ANHOUR alongside Lake Monroe and in 1.-i and w;i i;'' Thet' L'S:\l" 'l'h;inili'i'hirds make a pass at the Sanford Show this past Saturday. before more than 24I,IMI aerobatics from (hose vantage poins, Ali' k i Ph spectators, Hundreds of other 'utos were j)ark(l .- Of Smuggling Letter From Jail Antiwar Priest II t.I.E i.1M1111 U S. I )ts(rlct Court Judge It, Associated It ess writer Dixon I lerunan (till the jury HARRISBURG,, ia I Al' he 14171111141111 not let them Antiwar priest Philip Iterrigan deliberations atiuns tx'tuust' of stop deliberations iI has been found what lie itt1 was tlit imnikirsmuggling a letter out of a ted- titfltt' and cost if the lt'st'ekciiil 1-hrllarristurg trial. lit' st1il he would tteaiit'." eral St'' en jury, ileadlocketi on nine jury only after It became other counts, rt'Mmws dt'libei' lioplessly tk'itdhut kt'd,' ittIns ttdut%' Tie jiui&'I 1 iund ltt'rrlgan One of the counts alleges uuilty Sunday afternoon of corbpiracy by tlic (jCft'iUliIlltS to titiggling is letter out of prison, kidnap White lb.use aide Iknry fun' whit it lie could get UI) to 10 A. Kiss:'i:'er ,ears in jail. 'rite decision was announced after 33 hours of deliberation over tour days. Unresolved were these counts ni whir), he jury II*I it t'osihl not reach unan ii onus decision,c The key conspiracy ciusrite .g.sirLst all seven defendants kil'iap Kissing'r. ItItaiIl guns hid esplissives, hliiw up turint'b .1 Lv'rnTII('nt li,itiiii ',% ti'tti -- 5 't- •7 .S'., It ' ,huru:tcin, ftC., and vandalize drift Ixiaril offices still other federal agencies aroun d Ilk' country. —Twis tmrnt tluit deal with letters csch,snueil h% Iit'rrigz,n unit Sister Elizabeth McAlister Containing a threat to kidnap K tssIrig t'r. .Six that dr.sI titli attempts sriuuitgk trIsIn ituid. Ilet hiatt ri'j'('tt'tI a (1t'fCflSt tiioti*.fl of tireluilice because of the split erila't at the sumac time lie ordered the jury to continue dt'lltM'rattfli1 hit' experlse of ttit' trial and the uniikt'hh.'sxt that in it retrial %% •' t. iuh I get a better jury, I'm going to ask you to go ti,su'k and try to reach it tutu tuiti Iht' *ittit'r i 011(115. ' the judge tout the Jurors. It •ii' .tUfldt,l that this' 15- In Auto L II t( At Its (,AItV JAY! UI I t' INrsomn wt'r,' tusjurk'Il iii r imtullng twucar collision in the nouth'lsnmsl lane if Interstate 4, just nrth if the 141k' Mary intercluini, Friday iiitug i ni All five hen' rustit'.l to Flriul4i ii,jit.sl 0) (fic ilirmiliii A iniaulunce Iit'Iitoptt'r, tsr Omit," A.'. oi'ulimtg to IIIHI$)t'1 K. V. I rni( J0t4,, At Ii66 iiii,i*'uk'r iii 'mi by I A'rIJ)' HiMint', 28, of (Jr lzindo, t'ross'il through till' tii*',li.tit c'tiI-iif'tuiitt uI uiaul into . Longwood Sued."': . :i Uu.s mourning n t:iruit * . agaLrL- t f.' I it) .1 iongwoo ,dinstituted by June Lor. (th('lli, widw of that city's farmer mayor, Ø stop the city's annexation along SR 434 between the western txunlary of (hi city and the inter'ectlon of Seaboard Coast Line property rlght.ot.way. Filed by Sanford attorney Mack N Cleirtard Jr. the and , which were suit alleges that city ordinances enacted pursuant to chapter 171.04 Florida Statutes, had 'ici1a s.çr€ been ruled wtuunatitiitiucai by t Court. In her cinrplalnt, Mrs. Lurmannn asked the, 'urt to 16. cit' chtrt' the Longwood annexations of lets tract 13, Sanlando Sprtni.s, unin&lwove, [hock constitutional, Invalid, null, void and of no force or effe.t. The toenplatnant also asked the court to conduct a heuin, at the isirliest possible date to consider lanuarke of a temporary injunction enjoining the City of Lcngwuud from Issuing building permits applicable to the lands described in the t'usnplaint. Seve'ral building permits were issued from improving the property by the city on Feb 24, the awl alleges : ' I.iFC:;I Herald Index SUCCOR FOR AN INFANT Nurse (,krida Maxon and Dr. Ctiark's hail ru_h infant Leroy Boone. injured in an automobile accident, to a waiting helicopter ambulance for transportation to a hospital. (ary 'I'ityli;r Plititi V Ar... tlt's.*tlis Iii utile ('.sIrHdilr I lassif ted iota I ..IJlit'3 t riatswuril iiuzzlu's Or ('nine I u..r A lab,' ;.ig.,riai i'uiiiiiii'flt I.uitsrtuttritiicnt liurostope lIspital flutes l'uiali(' tisitii'ini S;i'iety Sj1rts Iv ,iiarktit 10 3 12.13 lt)l I 10-I I 12 10 4 Ii lii I 68 Ii Mishap .0 u In nnotlw r accidents Maria Li Fleur, a New Jerse visitor sLiy ing at 'h8 Fast Warner Street in i,ongwtsl, was treated 111)41 reiritsed at THESE PRICES MAKE OUR COMPETITIO N GRE 'I'loltwid VY ;s14 tj ..NOE _ds. - e_0 '. till ISO FORD I Wheel Drl'.t' i8., :.' ',. FORD "'u.Y I '. A I ''i I i'C %I;,- $3995 ., luau iP4TRMATIOF4i.L lull FORD I :si .. !,t .4 u., Free 4unnir. .i 1J4 Pubs. $2995 Air, White I'siltct' ii1l nt'r William Connell t'twrgetl her i'u Oh varcleiv. ,Irinig iii tin stut III mill III!o iii' hIaiII ,it ii Its .t,,i 1111110411 I ittt'i*t., at lt':sst tis to it htietti intuit lag lulltinulrtisi iii nets, writ' rt'114 .1t.'.t Ill II.' till., iIhi:iIhs us 1'.uhi'l 1970 FORD f 11.11.1"1 0 in. i'SS Ct1L*OLLT LSO i r Speed. ('ks' R $159 u t, (5, 1 "4.1 I'u1fll5J O tt 1* ...'t4Yo4i . Wtss±L'I Or : .' 42495 Wheel Drise, 36.) Vo a tilt traImi in't iiknt at tIn' Chilit it Street It ussitig iii I ,u'hIlk II l.suiigwootl '. Free RI,fln.) P4 l's Winter Park Iluispital Saturday night following is .:' C. Hurt tOi I.ith 1 ih lo.tlge utriteti I,) It..> ii iii Sienn'ki, ,0, if New Jersey. llwDdore Sienitku. in that car, 11111 a pos_wrIi lt'ru> [hunt' Jr unit unto Let' I tendriuk, luusaenut'rs in the Ilouunt' tetilelt', islstu went' Injured Jacobs ctu.rgeul boone w itti t'i ri It' 'us dri itt it and HO t'al tire, ems lict'n_st' J.n tubs t iiesitt'*l ust (lw al, e1is. by Ti..., :: I',i'. (Illah Wright, 1.1. S'ihltani lIolubins and S,it litinnit' Miller if the slivrdFs stt'iwrthiit'nt. One t.stw oil the four lane highway %%as laluit ks'ul until ilsretlo, r , .srmn,'tt t.. t kur the tsrecka..i Guilty ij I em, a-k' t the ,u 1 •&s 11J3 "St the iovcrnhiwnt nearly s: n',gliun, defense lawyers. protested the and the defense about half that. judge's order. of Persons '\ PY7 w-hicb 'Thirty years tie 4 Another whwb Ithink is a "Gem" and also from the rniatlbag is this orle from C.C. Moseley: "This gcr.ernment's wild deficit spending Uateiu our national s*zrvI%'at. Taitis an soaring. When will It stop" "Our goenunrnt MUST se' its !uianct house in order Wt is needed is a culing w !icit spending. The 40.yr.arfiscal nightmare must end NOW. wge you to write your Cungrtumnan to supx*'t H.J. '.es. pepOZZ 3 Constitutional Amrwnonwnt w absolutely limit Federal On This Date In History — In W. Enliah pis)-write Avery 1irk wrote, 'Hell bath ri i'-itoan like a furry rvzn later hr was .isquokd ian' pl.anu-"i tsy f-7 F It. - 47 C HERALD i }:;ISl.ATUR E g s into overtime to begin wrannini up — iLs '- work - on a S1.65 billion state budget and the reappointment of legislative and congressional seats. ' IS l. F tee 1144 FORD . S AL I. i.,, ,$ . . 393 Jack Prosser Ford V86 HA in ', :I 1*81 I? V Sou,ih WIni- Pa IV Gil -- �-- - U. S. To Readies Counter R'. GFORGF. "4I1It41 T're.' Writer The United SAIGON tAPi Stata., marshaled lL' blpjest air strike force in more than three years today in preparation fllWtvC raids on North Viet. the carriers Kitty Hawk and CoelIt.tfr Sea and Hancock In the Gulf of Tonkin, giving the Navy about 275 warplanes for the attack. With ard4her 250 Mr meet jets at bases in South Vietnam and Thailand, they fcirni the h nam w counter the CornmunLt offensive in South Vietiuun's Rest US, attack force awmnorthernmost province bled since the IM bombing When the weather clears hail WtTt g0hZ to sock It to UW'TTL The Kitty Hawk arrived today said one senior pilot, from the Pbilippthr' and the The U.S. Command CMnItrIi,tIon was no the wa So. ) See Air 71 S I ' - ,,_/' prior to the start of the jw'etnciiinr air t'V1k'zOE wanted to get close to the the show lit the Sanford Airport this past SLItU!'dJi%'. m Jets of the USAF 7bunderh1rdi as Related photo page I huge crowd was permitted t "Inspect" the (hill \'invenl Photo _- Sammie o nson F h nal ___ how Docket RvMA1U(IJIFTII$A cpij , Sommir Lee .JohrLw1;, charged with carrying it ronreuIed weapon, pleaded guilty to the )eer offense of exhibiting a firearm in Circuit CourtJudge Thanias Waddell Jr.wfleneed him Ui pay it fin fimaff 5100 or serve 3i dnyain rnurfly Jail. The court further net,teneed the defendant to six numthe In county *Ii, and then two yewi.. The auapended said six month sentence for two defendant- was released, Two separate Informations; against John Beaulieu, charged with grand Iareenylnori and buy ft. receiving. 7,1 concealing stolen property In the other, were conilnueci. &aubeu is one of the suspects arrested In it large scah tniunty burglar - ring, The slate dropped charges of buying, receiving and aiding In the concealment of stolen jropcm-ty against Theron Bass. Michael Cowan. herged with two counts of posaeulor. of A dangerous drug and one co" of prrw5Ion of parephernaha, pleaded guilt) to the second count of possession of in dangerous drug. The state dropped the other two counts A p'eaentence investigation (PSI) was ordered by the court and the defendant was remanded to custody. A Circuit Curt jury found Patricia Monfore, ctia-grd withpasaeealmi ofahallucinogenic drug and lair of the drug, guilty on both counts. A (PSI i was wtth and Ow defendant remanded te custody Kenneth P'cran-, charec with 'awaking and entering with Intent to commit a felony s1 grand la rceny, pleaded guilt" to the first count ent the stare dropped charges In the . Busy P;1crer dn:wa;ernandtd in rus1nd-. The state droppel charges of breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony and grand tareen against Foritain is aeflorats' information, Diarvs were also dropped against I4eauhru In another Infririjuition chin-gin bin-i with gr,usd lKrcny. Forster was also one of 11hes.ssperts in the county !nmrglnrs rng. 'iyn'nf' charged with -enkhtg and entering r. vehicle and rre"d larceny pl'aird guilty it, the ft. eluded o!fnse of the second coo, l;, petty larceny. A PSI was nrder.j and the defendant was reinnded Lii cuiUad. The iirst count was dropped by the stste The day after the plea, the court adjudicated the defendant guilty and sentenced bin i to 90davr. in county jail. Hnwtver, the court then pnceeded to suspend the sentence for two years. ' nxz.rr.an Circuit Court Jury found 'aul Sandet-s, thared with resisting an officer with violence, chargezi. The defendant was placed an PSI and remanded to daniterma drug, pleaded guilty to the lesser offense of Ilossesaton at a toxic or new drug. A PSI was ordered and the defendant was released on bond. The State dropped charges of buying, receivtn and aiding in the concealment of stolen property against James !badwrh Jr. Billy Elnrore, charged with robbery pleaded g- flty to the irincluded offense of conspirac to commit TthIJI!r). A PSI was ordered and the defendant remanded it custnd .lotin Cluildeusz, charged with pe,n In B an k 0oub' 'North Vietnamese Forecasters said thq did nt f!TIM sUaci .!o.. dwr t day, but expect ?ufly clear skies until the Communists Tuesday or Wednesday. But the pushed more heavy weapnm U.S Command set the stage for across the demilitarired rone the rnasave retaliatory attack and US. fighter-bomben. and with a sta tement that tw North destroyers pounded a columii of tanks be. Vietnamese attack fi(TL the dIftaried tone threatened Itim the DM7.r The Invading North Vietnam. U.S. forces still In Vu,tnrirn, and the command was utlllilrig Its M pushed 10 nUk's below the "remaining air iand gunfire DM7 ovr; the weeken4 driving assets as appropria te to protect the South Vietnamese from two "ir dimtrwitun forces se n as -. * *** Vietnam Army FIRST FEDERAL Savings and Association of Seminole County hts announced the following prnmcet inns; sealed, G ib Ednmndc, 'ice jwesid'nt to executive vice st left to right Ererl I'' Black from loan of(ier to assistant 'i it. operations; Richard Swann, from login oftk-t-u t it / manager of the Ingwood office; and tM 5s1 1i ret',. frt-int Longwood branch manager to vice president (Staff Photo" Facing Main T e s t from president et not Incnio4 The ofic'uL, said the outposts FRFP as a ruiin Line of resistance. AP Mflhtar Writer in ow lighter side, Mayo, "There been ", - 1, S. deferry officials WVSHIN iTbN nnt.inl; that Sanford i~ tintwaing tary of m ho been )osely maittl M South Vwtnom doing prrtty with buildings and people. he situation. rt marked 'It makes w regret welt altaitnM the lnnther top official ackneIedped that ith. didn't buy several thousand fcnstvt, but that the main test Is et to come. dra 1 ft nn ba.sc had beers "a little ragtii" acres when Iwas here of but said. Moore Judgrwrits or, the basis t.4 artim w Mayor I" 171 far, sityim mmt fix-ward positions in good order 11 we lt S.rn.n tht There as a cautrnus tone tc the obserations However, tht% thSJuted flfl3 5UJtlOT occasion and remarked ho the the basis of South ltnantese aon de airport was obtained wit thc'uth 'tetnt'neze withdrawal from a string of fire-w.pporl bases and utmsts below the formanct any cost to the taxpitvera Awa ited eneni nffrn.clve !::rrmt r1nr.,1 sctb4. RbL. ir motorcycle units from Greater a S. HOFFMAN - -' Crimi The from Japan. (CoflUflUed from Page ii - - J fl 111111%11,011 A gi CMII' cit South Ss'ei,trinlø ihe Se'iioicl Ilesiti-ci ii:nt go In ('(chili)' ti'iiils'iili nskrsi ti'i,nt is itsiti in it 'tilt nliiirci at stnp;i(ng Iwilill clone Is, e cituiple'le the' it i-*'flttns'(oi trs'cci ''tilling n li .,hntt itt I'll fit it'' of lnit#1 fir iIrninne stlti'li ritic.'r on "r near it I s'piit tt'it f itiflfluhl tic Or the ('rs'.',nu high sctcns'i Fnatt,ncnk area. A week ago the' lisinrel voted in licretot'.' lnn4 In 'r open)' tefrrrt'l to Ilee' area he is..'iiie i's'rciLue hid tics' gnni;c he '.t - tiocd nunlntrnine-e 44flrlitli to 'h"tcncntne thcni' the as-litwil's thciittct it ti'etulI be June it ,tciI io openly tine ciucia "Ild 11w lcet,sn.' fcimls wseciisi be nii,llnIcIe n'ljite'e'nt mt ncr's stat ti Itetsert' neliItiii 11* Stati' Ilsii'itlIt'ti Inter referral to linugina I )epnttincnt cicuit first npprnvs' SIs'tthm-seiui, Iconnil nttntns'%, for tics' SlIm' The hi',ui' ci ;wirsit,Ie ne-lion It II Is tiesitiel tI,' a icicroveel 1cjertis11,ltIili Iq tta'lilt-h ii located % ( 1141111 I'ioIc'ssiinnl I't tie ci ('ofli11w ilootsl as 1111`4 4 1114,41 the itilsilon, trite iw're Iiive'stlgntivc' -lit, It withil lit gricip. tic te''. Iictn the coini-sit !( te ii '1011% l.'ee' I' iiisttIs'ei,l,' of IN, City of Sariteol pe'tiiie Mill Waller leaguer' n'ses-iot.' .t'hiosel nilwnintenelcnt, soul he' 1'*5 not ies'nil (lie Iweatci giving 511 ,V Mt I I l . M \ I' .in easement to anyone fin the' fliiies'i ilucic ;'re'e'nI A huh L ' ian low F -- Strike Offensive * AL Drainage Ditch Line A Puzzle To Schools Monday, April 3, 1972 2—The Sanford Herald . :ze - . - .---- - . anding, , I _________----------.---• ................ 5., lii tie sit-I hill 'q cue it illvi sicaitcutig 0.111 if tltc'v simlailti liii the stats' leer n,tuo'nt It.inn I oni hi %f, ttre'n pint-cut I t f'iuts 05 II u'" I the fill k- i!(flt'fl 'iIirr Ie tot Cl. (eecar:i (let itleit lie first ititie icili'" lice' .IItl le'otiuoi 1% ''a'' J.EN an iiis'itut s' , wit - 'iiilt- i i i l.iiIl'Ii -'"ll cm' OL1VI'I1'E ltricAdding - •...-• rjI Seminole Calendar 10 . $ * April 4 ('or Aash anti hake sale Visiting Nurse' ti) Junior M\'F at n ,Chamber of sponsored r Community United Mcth'dIt monthly ('finn-terre building, and Auxiliary, ('hutch, 9:30 it en to 3 vii., 17meeting, 8p.m.. chapter April 6 ('ai5''1berTy. highway I7-2 Steuth of Sanford. I ake Mary Chamber of A pril 13 S p rn, fire ball Seminole County ('otnpi'r'. Sanford Tourist and Shull- Aptil 7 business meeting, 7:30 p.m fleboard Club, 6 pm, ciwercl fl..j, 3 p in., buj, ,'i First Federal S&l. 320 West dish dinner; 7 p z- t, business summation Semoran lintulevard, Altainonte meeting; at the oubcouse on hn'igt' of Springs mote April 74 Ow lakefront. Bmmage sale, Ascension meeting plot-el. 44 Lutheran Church, Ovrrbr-ot'ek April ! April s All Souls Men's Club parish Altamonte Springs Women's Drive, Caswlberry, P ant. to 3 haIl, 9 p,fl, parish hail. Club. 9:30 am., tour of pin. April ?6 Maitland Irt Center. April II Tatting luncheon sponsored Knights of Columbus founders Sanford Ruress and Pot- day dinner-dance, 7:30 p.m., K. by Paper Mills. benefit South Women's tesseonal Club of (,. hail. Seminole Community library, business-dinner meeting, 7 lnibno!e Audubon Society, II ant. to 2 p.m., Altamonte pm.. Trophy 1unge. Chapel e-'demcatinnal building. c-nnce on the St J,-ehn River A6, - _~N !lhiI9 1* ic a month titsabled American Veteran' C'mnci1. 7 w'. bnie, roadrunner- minuitum rar unil and 11w SadLiIullte*. motorcycli' group. started the da" events with various e%ercLut, In mution for the crowd, before 't horse show was held at I.ae Golden picnic area with the / ' - 7-' -" •: -• - - - - X S. Cleveland estinoted there were between t50t1-4,(W cart parted nn the airport and called the cecutior of the entire show "outitanding" 1 regret that Mars' ;a1;noc and her Ptis Scta! aircraft were unable to make the night herr from Miami due U liiithuiithrstorms there,' Cleveland added. Nezi year, Criind said the fertwlti should be even bigger and he added, ' 't hope- to have the Navy's Blue Angela here for that one" •-. ' •' ', '-- r.... i 4 - -• .41 •. - - . - -- . . z k' '- A - - : .- --- - and apply rental Iowan) purthaso t(I Ig geOige stuart U) Lad 1011110* 0U*00. !10I10* -d - - $9950 0 -- - - ______ _____ - -' - - USpeCiS ,- n ndicte cted or Rope -- .- I A county granl jury has returned true bills aprlrnt defendants chanted with rape. Ronald Tanner was IndieW for the Feb. hi rape of a )-yearold Saniorii wouniri, whom be ullcgedi assaulted after enteru her apartment through a window The mnftegedLot the -• ., - - - - - - - ill IF.,1 1 -. scenteroo complex needed FINAL SPURT is planned by fund committee members to raise added for construction of the proposed $250.®O community for the Salvation Army on 22nd StreeL off French $ Avenue. Pictured at a planning breakfast are seated, Co-chairrnn Harold Kastner (left) and W. Vincent Roberts- (standing) John Krider .e and Roben Shedden. L (onnc.pOu1Photo) you re, guurig u -- No Mental Disorder' ' Lmife and fw1hL- Owl she es S Newman Brock. autstatt fender, feared Ira- her daughter's safety adjudicated Mullis ctullty. atae attorney, told The Sanford Therefore, Brock said, the as she slept In an adithi nlq' . Jarrard groui Look over men! progrsini A hull- million dollar However the court ceicaider, which will provided for all customers and • Herald this flior-flhliC It has been defendant will be sentenced by pansinia program will double tile four and one~half years ago to evenuwl~% utilize nil of the eight the construction of new drivr,.in bedroom. ' a motion relative to the Also indicted fur rope is deternuned that David Mullis, the court aj an unide%errtliasd defendant'& swilty wild the sUle aise of the existing facilities of aets Of *ZJ million as of and trn.-huil acres on winch the tellers with access from thrite WIKIT wileo Is charged Who pleaded ullt- on Mari 20 date. the First National Bank of TM'eemhet 31, He at- existing facilit y is located. motor streets. Mr. Rogers was ordered to prepare an order to the r.trr.a rpr of hi; MuU had pleaded guilty as for A Psychiatric, examination of Maitlanml wan announced 1))' rinuzec this rapid growth U' the Their muster plan culls far- a further noted tintt the bank has yecoid friend's fiancee, is not a charged before Circuit Judge 'ord Wendell J' tn-'i of competitive advantages of an retention te of trees and greenery a eorngl.te nrnr-tguse departwith the defendant thn&sW* trr from 16 menta1l disordered sex of- Clarence Johnson The cowl remanded to ' ,ustoä the board and chief executive Indepur.aent, locally owned toward the end of nunnlainlnlng men'.hr!sdlini, btt t'onzmercialalle wooded area ofif officer of the Fin! National bank dedicated to personalized It rirnrpu-iikt' atmosphere us ii and reoederutuel constructioncar Bungalow r Boulevard or March service lot- its customers, and part of the tutul finnciai and pernvtnrnt financing Itoril of Maittund Z, 17M ItIvapparrm de=ry n an ople it, COm OAKLAWN Jurrard pointed nilt that the do do their banking i The- victim said she had been The new facihts is designed nant was organized in IM b% mosphere where the), can ttoge.m. president of tht by Joseph Shifalo'. a local arDan I I AULS. MROTHY FO%-fAPE Comeriord. Ourago. IU.. and it local residenti to provide a. continue Li be a' name and not bank, pointed out that tins new chilect, and tin- cumtrucUcin a while she was leaning liii Mrs. Dorothy M. Fontaine, 49, gnmdson. I M numents, riendh', community type it, just a number-. program would double' tin- size being done by Geiger-Jones 1L&1Zt Bar and Ow m.mn of O Santa Barbara hDrive,lirisson Funeral Borne is In riall ititittion tend t,ir irwul from Ttur rzpunslnm will tee tIes requested that ibe drive him Sanford. o! the t'ziltanl: lee,1b% where- fret ClJfl6trU'tiOfl ('niiiin died &:nday night at charge- of local arrangements It r neill,ti it, t-:--' cti wher tii.' fir :,i:' u:' !:'-. and nrarijr Juir'e are- Vi'ii'.icr Pare. Florida Hospital, Orlando. }tV1Clsut. ilwue, N . Y . she lived in It is expected that both it, i Sanford for the past three years cifs'ndants will be arraigned and was ci-owner- of Drawntomovircm. i 2to In. - . - ir.i s At a 1L 610 O M 01 ro - o - ' i u i un-V - Area - preiii s-atnolion tee,iit,cnnls'te I,, ii' P if the' 'Il%eT lilI, 'lice' ditch is trpottell III be gte t It'd mice' P Al-'. Kecltc_ flisarci I iuuintnien_ uggs'slet1 an infune- ti(in lusty tie in order to step the' is 4 ,4 K until is stint's') cls'ter,iitnes the lcnsis'rty lii's' Ihil, attic- ccitt ilic tic Is'Ii, -. - It - wuhi Thiller Park a ycees Campaigning For Off"Le c,: - - - , • -• - -- - I * 1I v MARILYN GORDON Clettwri qualificaitroni and Use eaUknscnt Cal hew air ut the air for the South Seminole Ifv - L J TmiBunmck is running for W Site is survived by her hualamnd, Fredenc, of Sanford; two suns, linden W. and Allyn W .; mother, Mrs. .oseph Eaton all Of Norwich. CoraL; sister, Ms. Mabel Sauer ofKmgston, N.Y.; four brothers,Thornas, Of l-iJfl4.stur Harold Ft Lauderdale; Waltir, WaterLind Martm yotirgeif DON'T LET AN AMATEUR DO H&R BLOCK'S JOB. It's not too late to save income tax aggravation that co mes with preparing your own return. H & R Block's charges start at 85 and the averag(r t'0P4t was under 812.50 for over 7 million returns we prepared last year. Aggravation isn't tax deductible. Funeral Notices 10N7Aet MiS Doaorav the office of second vice 'I president. Wan-en Brown, first vice pre sid ent and Clifford President John hood will rim for either treasurer or . 'te w ill te, S o todey Low artamr, a' ri And There are six directitor a !AA~1 '7' '7 f " - mi - , .-".i' - pU*IUUU$ ' fl ' .-. . '-. .; - - - 4. . J ' , •-'''*'" - '" ' T'?!Ii.'- - .. . ; .5. -"-- '.- -- - -- - -. - GROUND 1KEK.1NG A. was held Thursday for c ecutivc Pat Itor-lidiry of First Nthulam Bank d MatUands $1 million National. Maitland Mayor unaer lliuugh . e Wendall Lth ti (Staff Photo) officer, First xpansion program. right, Ja-rard, chairman of the board and chief Restaurant The income tax people. are. ONLY 14 DAYS LEFT-- -- qualifications will be accepted tonight at the general memLierstup meeting 61 the Painted Horse I Upesi. we H&R Block. in Casselberry. Elections Of all officers wmd duectors will he held on April 17. O The Region Ill business nsetiug will be held at time-- Langford Hotel in Winter Park on April LQ. All Jaycees should plan to attend, The Winter Park Jaycees are taeIing tins event. 1• 9-5 SAT. & SUN. PHONE 322-6771 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY OPEN TONIGHT 309 E. 1 Sanford st St. Hwy. -_- 17-92 3 Miles N. of Longwood the Sanford Herald Mon'Lsj, Apr i l I. Igio vowi EMØER PIU104841111 E(EEROS TWO RIB ONE PHOTO PH(mEIM IQ DIIIflL M' A BUNNY ( 4V 10111 to 1i �-- -: — 'i— _ __ _ _ - _- - -I -_ . __ - - - -. - --.- ____-, - - -:_ - : -- _- - -- -_- ._ -- - _______ - _ F---I— --'---- . -, , - - - __ __-_- _-_- , . ._. - . I— , , —_ - -_ ,_ _0 erb ld A-The Santora l_ H One Quarter time This Is a mighty good day and a piu to do a little looking back and a lot of looking shead Pin the first quarter 1 197k has spent GonemHa1f=Time Ahead sibilities In terms of the residents as well as the the opportunities which are not around the liewcoums. corner but knocking on the doors of this nation, state and courity. All at ttis is thvloi*ly 'k1ug place to Seminole county where now It is every aectIn— The opening of the door to a realistic not only the SLJUtheTfl bWdet'-Where suhatadial welcome is. therefore, a challenge for each and welcome growth Is taking place. citizen to become Involved In the growth and $(j has 5 Id of promise to . The look Austillywide-awake to the facts. April, May and June are the months of spring and hope. They can be a sort of guarded optimism. But the real rosy fliade months of realiza tion. as well! glow comes from the awakening of the Perspective is always hard to attain. In presidential election year It Is almost tinpomdble, unless partim perspecti ve 15 the goal. These past tlwee months have had momentous events in every area of human sotivity. Internutionally the historian will have to mte the tradition-break ing visit of an American Rpuhlican president to Communist (ure loader in Peking. Offbeat Ruminations The uneRsy middle-east has stkyed that way Use Rose—Colored Survival Glasses with some rifts in the war clouds which could be more than a "false (lawn" The Europe-England rela tionship hac dominated that part of the globe with the British government snarled in the Ulster tragedy. Abandt4nno1It of the Peace Table In Paris and greatly 1flreZthed air war n Indochina has put a "tiry large questnnmark over the effort of President N11on Lu "end the war" iz swthaast po1i you've been payingfor YWL Maybe 'l'OC flWZ3 it steep late- Look flaUou mm than money to swvtw in triandla. No place far kids in play! Can't a fford that fancy at all youcan get acconplished the mellapolis doys, & theb hoinewat. French restaurwr The food's ear2 In the morning. urtn living requir an on- 'Tbey can Tired of being an opUmist7 breakable pair or rose.colmulCan't find a t*gger apart- too rich far your fIgure ans'was CnnpLair a liwe It'll do you Apartment rnbbed No 0aw and the ability to am a rnent You don't have can collect on that liner, !Od more furniture. *flvar hnmg to every it Sups, for ezarnpie, tlrre's I t?IlIt strike T?W 57lT*ft man would gruntik antethm' about the trafficM usnplein shout not R Th CTd A perfect J)tiit .^X= ra NEW YORK iAPi - It Zak 1poflunhX) for nak*n tz '-o. diwt f& helptnj fight in- Yre ___ Asia. This past quarter has slfw;ty but a rcactim by the great r .le-cliiss , -Americans to the failure to halt Inflation and crete jobs mildrr'1uce ki fair-share federal tax Not Uv urbanite. A Utile plan winch now has brought about political as well as economic reaction. n it twisted lcgtc_an itw IThis phenomena may well be the mcst innside: portrait development of these three months in the walking Is good for Um zw national scene, as the '72 presidential primaries busesmeai Ix3fluUan. the take place and end before the hall-year mark is r-vute built-jr xu reachec. for not visiting his mother-trilaw Floridians have been presented the specto Brooklyn. tack 3f Ii bold and responsible governor, armed With a little waetire, anw with programs to meet the great challenges of L1YWr C2' PIY the CPu!educutic'n and ecology defeated by a bicameral t3Vf gamt fl'Ut(, legiift UIt1 Whith ba b'er in itself, a great ar argument for a unicameral both. muctnxffr than dec' Lotiked at from the point of view of basic economic. however, the Sunshine State can he Television set on fir bint' properly described US "Huff ering from an Now'; the time for an that bwmeit of riches" as Vohalre put It more you . than two centuries ago get to. JusT been nwggW7 Tidas for While near-by Walt DIsney World may be given tim lion's share for creating this tourist awhile; chances are you're safe itt at least a wfich boom, It is not at all only Can't afford a European vapricking th*'loti from all over the United no a States to bitig veiture capital here and put It to cati I You PtVI Ja wirk. tZIJCt.' ) ajlnt' Nw industries_ are cropping up in almost Y ou'4ZttL vu hoei naATtUi to quit every section. The housing developments are becoming recognized as much more than an opportunity for fast profits by skilled builders. iifl roflr,t cn'1 call. They are producing spin-oils which are forcing Car st&tn' You won't go'e'un±nts to recognize their own responpiiut produced . No trees and gram' tiio leaves to rake or lawn to T. M#4ihI b1I piling iq! Thai of nextyear'; tacon Lax do- ___________________________ I -:2 - -11 A 4 I - - - - - I . - -- - - - - - ~7, F?-~~S 4 4i~ . #41,94.c / ,- Editor of Editorial Page Advertising k'tanuir GARY 1 A YLOR Soiork Edtrc DON W PETFI'SON Cieasfli.0 Manager CO5L2LIIEPR'Y Elitor - - - -.- WY CO t)RI5 WILLIAMS society Editor 5KCPJFTRJ.L4 Copley News &ivke P. RAY STEVENS Rourn f oreman bit I. V INCE P41. JR., Steti Photographer ____________________ SUBSCRIPTION RATES Hu,bw - V'-.,. biwry Sy Met 3ir *k S JO I Ath c'oio kt- iJ4(1'fl' rnovide that U i' j,isnih St.) £ MW^6 S1JO ' all mall autncrIpl,ofli b PnIt lfl OthiOfi,.t at e:or Ott.cr Sanford ot :- ?i•ttr FIcr,, 377fl October 7?. 110 at the PIZI No part of any rnaW ial, news or advertising of this edition of be Sdntorv twristu ry.OV he 'spronuc,d in any manner without wrtttvn purmlan of th" publiater at 'Tne PWroId. Any In. dt' ii or firm responsible for such rwpr,iduction will be at rlringinij on The Herald's CYUh' and willbe held li..lblt tw domap, under the Law Putiltsh.d dalli excqpt Sturdey , Sjnday and Christmas pb1tihad ThrdI PtSCSdflO ChttOttflbt The — AL *1i mombars at- tandfl Umdr convothon to PhUndebble hope flie federal CHuRLE5 HAYS Mechanical Supi, Counly The Moflie senator publicly credits his disastrous fourth. prim with showing in the March 14 Floridaary waking turn up. But aides say it was resly his &140-0 delegate victors' in Illinois over Sen. George McGovern that got bitt' Into a better track 1 ' rl til the night of the Illinois primary. Muskie had bee-ri test' and tense for wee-ks He seemed to be living on a pci-nazizaent plateau of anger, jousting harshly with thetraveling press, complaining, offering alibis. That same- day, he liii a bad low n-hen be walked Into Ins heaciquirters or, Milwaukee's south side and met newsmen after a sizable steel rally, His eyes were red and watery, and yet bluing F-ar 20 tumults he kept his voice almost at the shtuting level. There was a nearhostile edge on even-thing he said His managers Insist that the whopping Illinois result t'rokt the awfui spell Says one 'Thiutimary has to be measured in terms of what it candidate" dad f or Musku's tension eased. At risk of being a ncinprrsence in Wisconsin at a critical time, he took a fear days' rest before plunging In. He returned here in better fettle, and looking mare relaxed on a Sunday television network nanel show. I With mast seasoned Wtsconsit' appraisers still giving Humphrey the edge. It may be too 6te for Muskla. He left himself a lot of hard idling to do in a very short time-and in Holy Week . - - . • toil nswlpaper Herald Area Correspondents AflamanIe %pringt Marilyn Cio'Uon LJ14V7 Sear Lake . Fares' City Ann Riley Fern Park - C Estates COldeflal1 Lastbroak Marilyn cqwdon 531 097.4 Lake Mary AIiIscZI51 327 anrIberry Tanglewood Kathy Niblack I71G P)V5I1Ibot will make a 'sef& emnitnow of flTtiM.l aid to TIMPIbliC schools. but U.S. EdwsUm Cmmissioner Sidney P. Marland Jr., kt'ynote speaker at the April 34 meeting, Is not likely It be at'; more helpful or hopeful than before. Catholü still are d$ngmg to Peesidont Nixon'; peomisee to help nonpublic achoola datte ngne said uwenüngly cam dU!IUTY Lutnants from his edicration v'rnii,er. Further doubt was cast on t he 1IkeI(1o. of federal aid to a memo pTepared by aides to Secretary of 1feJth. Ed'jcahcm and Welfare Ellid L. Bichardoon. 1k is being urged to tell Me White House to hold off becasee of ____ plhle adverse poWfr reaction in an election year. It is not known whether the secretary sent the memo, but moot of Ite key potntz were pethi4al sarhi Marland promised a definitive sudement on federal aid to nonpublic school, after the Presadoct's C)aanmla&bon on a'w4 the conSchool Finante made Its vention provides his first ojiportimity to do at' am the report was released on March 3. All the eumniseton did was recommend still furthor of nonpublic school flnaiving alternattm "Man ptiy and seriously," noting that a mare specific report by its Panel on Nonpublic- Education was forthcoming. That a epor went to tie President March 23 and may not be released before the convention ends. 7%e panel hall made specific r eunmendaiftxis incilad.ing tax credits for parents u1ii papl1s to nonpublic schoois and finmetal help to poor psren using1t,,1jih1&r actmol fidhilles. SksbillsprinaftUtar,edit rehof fr.t bean lnedad is thic Eourv of Hop -'4attv wtth blpea b.''V feona powerful c n If a major fjr change to federal aid to noupohilr schools isperading, ths Preiint way want to say on tthn,'If, rather than leave such politically potent tidings to his ediation rmttmziaioner. American CaUmlac Dishoja and Catholic orttuns support a tax credit concept that would allow parents to subtract from they Imal tax bill half the tuition at a nonpublic school, apt MaO per child. Families whose gr income esceedo r -r a year would have the credit rhirod peopirtoxialely. 'tie Pru..idi's commission was mare sharply divided _____ on aid to imtvub& school, than any other beat and this sane cnnln1on supplied the pair] members. Auxiliary Bishop William E. McM.t of Oticago, cUUUÜflO member and co-chairman of the U.S Catholic Conference Ad Hoc Committee on School Aid, said a recommendation favoring tax credits "would have been a mart more meaningful wa for the commission to come to grips with the well-documented financial enualmn to many of the nation's nonpublic scbols." Seven of the IS *ImnOfl members agreed with their chairman, Nell McElroy. who said. ".the tommission ... could out find any jirvivaal for a sul*$antivr form of assistance to nonpublic schools wtueti appeared both practical and a probable winner of judicial challenge. Thus, the Implications...ralse what I consider to be false hopes..," — Soldier Morale mull Alm Riley No" 011,111110111111111 Marry Hyatt 535 5W Caloned Community Marva -ows'ns =SATII Drltuna.Dvbar,- ossno Mrs- Clarence Snvd"r =4841 Geneva - Oviedo UMattU.ui chamber ff,rence cwm1tt#e an publie two and thre-m.mb.t employe enTl"ttiv# b*rsatntr4 Itself on rrhlay. Rules cnrnnill- would give the Department of of one. lees In both houses were to inert Natural liescurees and fIve trw districts The House not sent 0. lodaytodecldewhatgoe'sonthe regional water mmmi titavicta reapportionment plan Jurisdiction over all state sum. member calendar. to the Senate, where approval Is Al least two bills sought by face and well water. Mesumuhlle, a Senate house expected early this week, (;o. Reubirs Askew and house Itegarding other key imws leaders already have been slat- conunittee attempting to reed for Senate action. One would solve differences between vet- faring the' extended session, establish a consumer advocate slon.s of the budget were ex- Pettigrew said a compromIse apparently has been reached for the Public SrvIce Cominis- peeLed to resume reeling, And In the Il(use. Speaker that will allow passage of a slon and the other would In. crease slate control over water Richard I'ettlgruw, D-Mlaml, therapeutic abortion bill The hlofiso lr-'i4er said Rep sold his chamber will go to work resources. An attempt Is expected to be on a Senate-passed envi. Torn Gallen, D-Iiradentnn, had madeby Sen, Mallory hlorne,I)- ronrnentuslly endStigI'red lands promised to remove the words Tallahassee, to amend the Psc bill and legislative apportion- "graicly and irrkusly" from a nrovhkmn s*istlng that a woman bill to create a full-blown inert. --- -- ---- - - Mll)WA't' Elementary School fourth graders enjoyed a field trip Friday to the Sanford Airport where they visited the Sanford Aviation Academy. Mrs. Peggy Davidson, teacher, and Regina Davis, Gladys Ileina huLler, and Gregory Jackson, watch as Ed Rawlea of propellerworkia. Sanford Aviation Academy- explains how a propeller - - (Stall Photo) -- Hospital Notes MAR('II ill, 1572 Admissions Sanford: George O' Brrtr. Isaac M. t)ve.s Sr. David Bradley Ella J. Walton Beverly J. Boyce livle Klr.ney Arthur F.. Jennings Lola E. Crews, Mabel M. West. L)llary Isabel G. Ilrxwer, Deltona Gary I.. Taylor, DeRai-y Margaret H. Weeks, Winter Garden -- ~11 Preston Dirties, Oviedo Mary C. Mallistr, Orteen James W. Pantngale, Lake Monroe 110(111 Gleason, We Mary Milton M. Porter, Daytona Beach - Lengthy install famous Carrier quality Central Air ConelUlonso9 system In your homA or bus lns+Call Today bra free estimate a ' 14i SOUTHERN AIR safMUApLpg,g, -- -----------.---- -- - .- I Frank H. Graham, Deltona liai-i-y Jermain, Eustis Eve B. Salisbury, Deltona Herry J. St. Rock, De)tnna Robot A. Kelly, Lamgwcx'.d Mrs Peggy lichen and baby Charlene F. Moore, Orange boy, Lake Mar)' City Evelyn M. Trozdll, Monroe Janet I'izzo, Altamonte Center.Ill. Springs Janet Pizzo, Altamonte Births Adam Springs s, Mr. and Mrs. Edward APRIL Z Boy, Sanford Admissions 41 Discharges Sanf: Sanford: Mildred H. Raborn Angela M. Byrd Kimeko M. Session Gladys Davis Nancy L. Hendry By MARION BETIIEA Arlene Tetenbeum Ida M. Black illi W am R. Butch j51 R1UIT NORTH ORLANDO — A Amy He-mason Daisy Wynn lengthy session faces Village Virginia A. Collins R.B. MCloud Council at it,, reorganlzalional Farmer Fulton Jr. l..eola Redding meeting at 7:30 tonight. Gertrude 13 McMichael Lila G. Ilarbert, Deilary Following a public hearing Linda B. Braswell j1 p,- A. Retina. Deltona .. •..,A .,..i...,.,i...,..... uiuii N t4IIWU £41IUI5 ---Marian Beruge iei i. lLj)eItons by Western Land Company Louis C. Hobby Alva E. McY,enzle, Deltona from C-2 to PUD upon property Darlene It. Brown Wilbur Bump, Longwood adjoining Hacienda Village, the Diane P. Young Shirley J. McDerment, first order of business will be Renee M Marlin' , lAngwoW the sweart" in Of Theo Lacy, Deilary Jason E. Deyo. Lake Monroe council. Joyce H. sickle, Dery Sedgle Reagan, Lake Mary Victor Miller witLoccupy the John EbeL'sch, 040* ftaa-i-y J. Jermain, Eustis council seat of Charles Kelly, Robert E. Fortune, Deltcna Discharges who did not seek reelection. Holly B. Foutine, Deltona Sanford: James Salim will be sworn In Thomas A. Fort ine, Deltona Vernon Lowe to replace Winton Hurt, whom William C. Lordan, Deltona Donna E. Flamm Sa sser defeated by 27 votes Last Bernice Kutz, Deltona Marva Hills In a run-off election APRIL 1, 1572 Paul W. Cuteter after a 61 vote tie in the regular Admissions Mrs. Diane L Kennedy and election. Sanford: baby girl During the reci-ganlzalional Ode, We-Us Frederick M. Dominick, ,Teeung, a vice mayor will be Donna E. Flamm Del3ary elected, and committee and Margaret A. Mcthvin Rude-garde A. Barlow, adnlmWative appointments Vernon Lowe Deltona made. James F. Ode,, DeItolla Waiter 0. Sessions, Deltona Florida Land company will Discharges Evelyn E. Morgan, Deltona be on hand to request Sanford: Felix Santoro,Deltona engineering approval for a Agnes Wilson Jeannette H. Robertson, section of The Terraces. William L Driver Deltona Tracey D. Knight Ann G. Coker, Longwood Lorenzo L. Fields STOP LICKING STAMPS DUCTOR 1N owl . Session z — -_ - At Council One Man's Opinion Parks Could Be '200th' Memorial ' By DON OAKLEY Tiut best wa the nation could celebrate its 200th anniin 106-next to solving all Its problems and correcting its every shortcoming of course-would probably be to leave something permanent for future generations to enjoy. Not fancy words to be read. Not some grand monument to be looked at But something that could be USED by people and which would enhance their daily lives. The American Revolution Bicentennial Commission Is studying an idea that seems to hI this specification: a proposed network of Bicentennial Parks,, one in ever)' state It, serve as the local point of that state's celebration of the IlacenteniaI and thereafter to uxnatn as a permanent recreational facility The pinks would vary in use from 100 to 500 acres and be built on federal surplus land or otherwise donated land Design and construction of the parks would be funded by Congress. the states would maintain and operate them. It is estimated the parks would cod from $15 million tn_Ic !flIUi!% &M+ with fe-t n ta! pre -pn !ng In *1.5 btliaon-che.ap for * system of of such wide senpe and such potential value The main feature of each park would be a permanent pavilion, It' be used for exhibits, entertainment and public events during the bicentennial observance but except for this one fu.'atw-e in common, each park would be different. Each state would select its own architeds and the commission would impose no standards or restrictions Any state could. in fact, choose not to participate in the program Fifty Bicentennial Parks Lets talk it up versary ii -. - ' - 2 - - } 'i, t\ I - DAYS SAME AS CASH I I - - " - - - ' NEWLYWED SPECIAL ' CAIRt'- If the U.S Army- ishavir trouble with v'idier miraie In general and discipline in particular, It would d web ti, tit some isun on the latter trout. tls t.aiai. tourla dif vcla belt Hasttlod In and out of buses. hotels, restaurants and museums, the Rusiow tourists present a picture of collective punctuality and obedience U*t would be the env' of any military ccmmusnd- and in aui:w uayi. ever ruin important, as the Rusaisas' apparent ignorance of the capltftltst habit rammonb xaiwn iii 11 Lp Cairo aliowids with azouies snout the bellhop or porter wIL cm, 45 pieces of hussum lua!r, up 10 flights of Stairs be-cause of a xolvn elevator i ivad was given only a loud thank you for his troubles er Anti ouar an icr rvtr clii) u'.xur &nce l,7 and the ais.dey war, Egypt retires wbe but AraL tempers explode twi Uucreuingiy relied on Fuania for wt A1la name a' invoked in frustratourists as well as guns and raw roala-- tion after toggling with Russian pr lisle. Cairn halt -w" for Jean said spective bi. ___ wis' Atapti1 is for ch and An vaanq,le: Most Eptlam buy JILL their fruit from street vendors and pick And Ike Cmb,ailioli see not by. aW choose lirmiselva. If the prior of be own ydog sight of P".' siedtwopowide of scangas is 20 cents, It is fling In, wearing wide-bemnxned hats customary for the person who selects and holding listeet dropping bags and his own fruit to throw in another 1 cents suitcases held together with rape. proto the vendor for letting him take the duct the kind of reaction among /.rabs t. l * certain Amorn tourist, who Not the Rilasutrto fly aii egg over tie flame of the Alter personally packing the oranges Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, prolie ir about Li bu.. the Iticatan p'i ceids &ed among the French. in dasssta Arutji' to quote the official The principal reason for this enmity prw' list for tnt- pouncis of orenr's The Is the Rini' gradf and atsigd manvendor ttet, tells hit Soviet ctatonw ner. that If It Is like that. he has to take wtiat S - - - 0yDONNAWS LONG WOOD. Forms) action provldetoannexedareas. Loriffwoud f the Dam two mo nths under an Informal service for the Village of North Police Chief H. E. Sweat Orlando, Mayor Kenneth Brown recently requested North said today. Orlando to provide Lnngwood Brown said discussion of the with two police cadets to work a matter Is not on the agenda f or total of 32 hours weekly during t is 'rueday's 7 p.m. work the nine weeks vacation period session, to assist it. North Orlando's At that time) citizens have police radio dispatch, telephone been invited to make their calls, complaints and written wishes known ci)neriang reports. possible franchise of garbage North Orlando Police Chief JIM trash collection In the city. Wafter Bachelor has Insisted Residents of areas adjacent to giving Longwood the cadets the city also have been Invited would destroy recently enacted to attend the work meeting to 24-hour service by his depart-hear of services the city Can ment. ____ n 0! flelius-euppllesinsulftctentto UAZIIN(SUI3ThICTs Cabbage — Demand VatmIy IX - .. - - we Invite you to come in anti get acquainted. Eke t, 49995 - - - . 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I, bushel crates, m medium-large; Ited type $2.50NEWSSE*IVICE 3.00, mushy 1300; Savoy type SANFORD, FIA)RWA 52.503 mostly $300 VEGETABLE RI PORT Mike Pflueger Shipping point rulurri-atlon Local Representative too FrMuy,Miirch3latAilsales Phone 322.SPfl V.0.0. for stock of Genera ll y good quality, unless otherwise stated Precoohng charges SAYsFOHD-OVIEDOZELLW000 DISTRICT: cornHarvest curtailed it was LIVING ROOM: seEs £ chair, csfts table, 1 end tab les, 2 lemos. DIMCITE: table & I chairs. BEDROOM: Sad, dresser with nürrir, es mattms and box s,$n. -' ' Nit will be taken by the City Coundil arrangement has been April 13 concerning con- pr viciijig North Orlando with tinuslion of police dispatch police dispatch at no . extra before - __ __ r. Coe -. . -, • • - should h,.-, sn this ' - - T Vegetable Report You -. -. -' 0 fl.lvu Uatk with esisut — INCLUDES: - - . ., 3 Room Group ' - use Longwood o Fonder ç.-oswix 'L-.' . Police Dispatching - Thai arouses ne derision i.c the Pon of the Egyptians as they are vw of their spicy ctzlsUe arid palatable dahes. kut Iaassi.an twdliructatia. axiv users and dalounats sIfted) ç.esk Arabic iben they army in Ept. 'they dtuieiv tst heist taken for Waru- . .. - -- as I Ii tix '.'p-nd'r' ctxoes fir him Thu Russian glares and shouts. "Nyet." The Arab )Ells and grabe the fruit back, iyuq nuthin[ t. fur Anotner reason tar tie growing bustilaty between fellow Socialists is that the douu sisiettauned Rijza never, but never, mix incredible ob it nay anwid, the Russian dies liii drinking, wad Ic drinks an eaiornous uniciwat. in has butt! riam. A steady diet of vodka bottles and tread crumte is the only a'pn the Egyptian layman notim of the government's claim heel te Soviet tows are bringing in larelge es'4 e. It seems that bread Is the Itoaniew' favorite dish said It Is not UROXMW to sor 1w.deestttree k*vesof bread washed down with ample amounts of - ___ - BERRY,5 WORLU - 4 Ivan Isn't Winning Any Friends - Lake Me' i',n Gordon Lisa Baker 1 bill wit into a Wrnember The water-manisgerrwnt Its 11 Carr. -. a worn- the one-week extionAlon it voted I Al Herald 1* a member of the Aasocial,d Press which is an- privfl.d In __ - l3t Pie said It might be Tuea- can have an abortion If Pie? life consumer advocate's office. nAtJPiI before he brings to a vote ( health are t)weateried. AbrrSponsors view the amendment day TALI,AItASSEI1 , Fla. (AP)bill aikuing the state to 1100 advocates say It wocald be The Legislature goes Into over as an attempt to ul the bill by the preserve lands of "critical state In'ilioiuslble to 00 when tin* today to begin wrapping up making It unmanageable. Horn. already WOTI siipptii't fit tOfiiif r" ar4 to halt develop an's life or Pu.slth were Its Work on a $1.55 billion state reap- the iunemlrnent in a Senate 'nent with a harmful regional hy and "?104110y" thi'eat,natl. budget atiti the PettIgre said the "most vexportlonment of legislative and committee, but under Senate Impact. Ile said he expected speedy log problem" Of all facing d* rules amendments to House congressional seats. do not approval by the House of the e*iend'd session was the fatI'-ae lulls made committee In About a dozen other items plan to reapportion It. Of the houss to agree In oiw with the bill to the floor. Senate's carry also face the legislature during , - - TyT1S OF TWEE... Aid ToNonpublic Schools Doubtf ul ROY GREEN --.& 1 - i Mugu sha fft ' . £IAF DRC' DERBY 9. I I ""QW . ~I ,~ N 4 -- National (ahe P.ttt,ta I A~ -% ". I I,.% - - i IBy 'rosi Im are right and there really Ii a huge vote hi tie 'CWTrflt WisconstnpreslId dentlal primary, then Sfl hdmUná Muikie ThS) &iu have, a chance to regain Ns lost lead and win the APnl 4 test here The rnarntntuzfl passed to Sen. Hubert Humphrey Wis- 01 consin's "third sentbT, wed'ks ago and he Is bellei'ed h'e4tng now. Only a little more than a month back, on poll showed }4uskk' ahead 35 to 25Musbe'1 hope in these final days rests In wide reports of a very large undecided vote, lound by his and other poiltakers Managers for one of his lesser rivals say their telephone canvassing shows the undecided at 30 to 35 per cent of the potential Democratic vote Strategists for Muskie have no illusions about the gravity of their tasks They are pouring on the coal. 1 his long-standing front position. Musk )e At great cost to sought for months to rest on his laurels as the "consensus broad center. He woke up man" acceptable to his belatedly to realize he is not generally perceived as having solid answers to any of the mayor problems pIauing American voters today. Wisconsin in the stretch drive is his real attempt to turn all this around. He is pounding through every one of the staRt's nine congressional districts, working a heavsct*dule He is trying to punch out tough, concise, specific views on the 'lcln4srn war, the economy. taxes. .a, whole new cluster of television spots are hitting the screen ic uncters'rc the new turn Education Notebook GIELCWi, Edillarand PuW~ It bl"k of If the 32771 SANFORD. FLA 4: 1W73 J Y To Catch HHH It BR1X1 BIOSSAT a - WAYNE 0 DOLE, AdvrItIn0 Dtiectar I. AUU, Publisher ANK VOL7OLINE. Ctrcuiafton ,nraI Manager JOHN &. SPOLSKI. Msniaie Editor FRED VAN PE11 WSNIRED F. GIEL.OW Comptroftor Mansaina Editor ii.,14E MUSK Probably the experts would say the battle was over, were It not far that pizziing mass of undecided, the apparent evidence that severs ke- - districts put Muibe and H umphrey in a vtr close race: and the fact that Muskie did have the lead in Wisconsin so lung. That lead was built in a near-varourn In the party's broad center. When Humphrey swept Into It like a friendI'. whirlwind, Muskie was sent reeling. He had nothing solid beneath him- Even his being a Pole and a Catholic in a heavily ethnic. Catholic state seemed a dimin1shng advantage A Muskie win now will be a minor miracle , /P ___ TELEPHONE S Budget place .,n -' 300 N FRENCH AVE., Of $1 .65 Billo, Remap Occupy Solons fl Ediz fte ial Co F o~ -- --- - 11 - - COR. Ind & MAGNOLIA - PH.. 323-1480 �Monday, ,*orii 3, 1972---7 The StriIorcJ Herald Monday. April 3, 1972 6—The Sanford Herald Dies After Gil Hodges Should ByIILRERTMIZEU. Associated Press Sports Writer WEST PALM REACH, Fla. lAP) — Gil Hodges,, loveable giant who won Dodger fans with his but and Met hearts with his brain, died on F.ast*mr Sunday when he should have been In a baseball uniform, "Gil was walking," avid Eddie Yost, "then tumbled backwards." Yost and fellow New York Mets coaches Rube Walker and Joe Pi,gnatano had just finished a S un day onthe golf course with their manager. "Only reason we were playing gulf," said I'tgnataruo, "waS that the pyrrs' trikr iY. us out of b.,isines.., Otherwise, we'd - - -- - -'-- of the Washington Senators for five years through 1967, His playing career showed a stilI.inding record of 14 basesloaded homers along with 1,274 veyed," Mets General Manager Scheffing said late Sunday. "Gil ne ver looked better. He had recovered so wdi from that attack in Atlanta that most people had forgotten it." Hodges was felled Sept. 24, 196*, during the Mets' final series the year before the World Series miracle. Until then, he Bob runs batted in, a .273 career average seven World Series., eight All -Star games and a National Igut rreotd of $70 home runs by a righthanded hitter which has arnie been surpassed by such modern sluggers as Willie Maya and Hank Aaron. Hodges carne home to New York for a third time in 1968 to Hodges was a brilliant first baseman for 12 season In Brooklyn. which became his permanent home, and wrist Wc'I vith the flodgt-i, in 95 for four more years an a Lou n g Managi Been manage the Mets, a team more tamed for laughs than victories. After a ninth-place finish the first SUflUTWI, hodges marched the Mets to a startling Nt pennant and World Series thumping of the Baltimore Orioles In '69. "We 're all still it little glass. After Despite speedy first aid, the man who would have celebrated his 48th birthday Tuesday was ck'ad before he reached Good Samaritan Hospital. The native of Princeton, hid., signed with the Brooklyn Dodg. ers for a$1,000 bonus init't3and became a regular after returning from the Marines in I to New York today ma United Airlines charter with the Yankees, his long time crtown rivals. Mel officials refined speculation on a successor to Hodges. "We ire thinking about nothing but his family now," said board chairman Donald Grant. "I know its a question reporters must uk but we just can't think about itata time of shock such as this.." Walker, an es-pitcher who was Hodges' Brooklyn teammate In the early 30*. was put In charge when Gil auflred his first attack tour sears ago. had never suffered heart ailments. Much the same type of interim situation w5% expected Hodges' body was to be flown should the players return to work In time to open the season before the New York club'tkn choose a new leader. "People remember Hodges for his home nina and Bills," said Hall of Famer Max Carey, who was in Miami. 'But, he was an artist around first base. He was one of the great fielders of all time." Hodges' funeral arrangements in Brooklyn were being handled by the Torregroua Funeral Home, not far from 3472 Bedford Avenue where Gil's family :. .' • - ' * • - " \ Fourth pin.eQupotsaL.hada when Hodges was wowing 'em as a slugger. . I KURT McLEOD glances back toss ard the dugout seeking instructions dii -ing last Thursday's game with FL Myers. The Seminole High catcher Is the team's leading batter. The Seminoles were rained out in each leapt, the American, National - Dave Ilienz. Heinz was a full lap Leagues. Four tomes will be played at 4 .3 p.m. At the Ft. Mellon Ill I - although he was sio'td by wet -j Russo has 16. Cromartle has and muddy field Medical Seminole sporting Goods m Harris. an All-American National Loergue. The American played 33 games to get his 21. selection last year, is expected ° Ra id ers have League contest at Westalde will in oral) 23 games, to ri.pcat uu be the U ni ted Sta le Bank cii Roosevelt Brown cleared the yers are tied for the Five p la Seminole egalost Seminole tinental IiAsgue game. set for the Bay Avenue field, will pit Jack Prosier against Hal Wallin Lincoln Mercury. The game in the American IV __ state home run lead with three. bat at six feet, two Inches for a petroleum I -' - 4 5P s7èki .bl ips B'-' Truckers 1 - '- . '- 4 ' . ___ . MEN'S SOFTBALL LAKE MONROE INN 14— " " SANFORD TR1CIERS 10 l'hesanford Truckers jum;'ri off to an earlY seven then lost it Ui the OLIt tig'VC Innings Hickson had a triple f or It Lake Motwue Inn. 1iuud and Jorts each had a double, Hamm had two hits. Lambert and RU] cathhri&d ac. D. H rawi tad a , triple and double , Robinson. Miller, Mrer arid Griggs each had two hits. tuning pfither, Lamberl, loser, Edwards. I) EXECUTO"E• Gracey and RiChards had 60 days as each went four for four, Gract' had a and RiCharde a double, had thri" tilts with a triple and H. IA! a — nx' and - -- sk . r ' ... suuh, hli ;. d.ul,ie i,ml hits t Ailley had the only Ezerutone Th# game was calk-d after four and a hilt Innings. Wlnnbgplttber . .- - -. -- '' -'' ... . ,, • j—"- d. ' triple, ft - ' ,, " "• . . '' ' '' -' ... ' VA - ' . - . -'' - - ' - ' -. ' ' " - Lyman's only other big blanked the Bulldogs for innings. Kevin Stephenson scoring opportunity came In Herw Sports Writer worked the sixth frame and he fourth when Stephenson Failure to come up with the too shtit**t the Bulldogs tail the bombed a double to left, leading damage had alrea dy been done Oil vie inning. Gardner clutch hut when needed The Hounds made things bore down and fanned the next Lyman Grey hounds a victory awxvcusn Bulldogs did get a few hits when it counted and were able to pull Gardner was touched up for In the six th against Jim Gardnet. San Radovic sinaalwd a seven hits by the hounds, in. out a 4-3 vk4ory in fr(Au of the hard " to riAt-center for a - • - '-- ' , - - - LOOKING toward field for ball is Lyman's Jim correct as the ball is set in the catcher's wove KSItCT the Greyhound slugger took healthy The Hounds share the Metro lead with Evans durin recent t 'vith Boone Btt (Hid have a league game tomorrow when they host Oak Ridge the direction jnhjchKane is looking g . ., Bob Whittaker of Sanford was a heated battle with Carson ____________________________________________________ Penguins Land Final NHL Green Is not a s!r In the bcau;*' I'm iucky, the caliber bsll be given to Green's boss. ''I'm a 4 AII40od ballpla'.' er," Dick said now, "1 mu' Vida lime class, lie Is Just player I am. to get my eight Chnr:e; oscar Finley. a he nld.faahioned I thought a nondescript senuil base- or nine years in." he said I think Mr Finley Is Rbw should do his own 1 work very hard for every man with a litetiin, balling teal good ."lesmnn." said Vida average of Z19, who never thing I've got to concen- Dick. lifting himself off the negotiating with Mr Fin toy" trate so much And I don' t batted over W(i even in the have the confidence In the training table rcsse4 in minors And vet he ha; held Dick t il4ad to he the Cal. the pile of lumber and cordown a regular job for eight early days, when we were ruigated iron the As call lain of the team, hut w' always getting beaten, I years Park cnelr his average clipped bo was Hon .v.0 i;? ii trying to get my time -in *ring nome). '1 think he's )fl a couple of sesons, thlie i 30 years old aid 1 dldn I enjoy the game at been right all along In his •joh was taken (toni hin he 31 shortly and evrv year all Lost year was my asapptoch to baseball The .tt r•-'-IT-:1 `7 he has made like Sr.rnh lest We were winning.' man has his fingers on pre fiernharclt anti dranlilti. hUY everything lie knows ih ht ,it,uu',incetl he'll retire At flo A's ta'e hilt their This year riII will spon $40 mil lion on Peak -pe riod enerators. singles by Don Moyer c the deciding run across the Playoff Position PRESS Blues. The Sabres, down 2-0, St. Louis at Minnesota. Bobby hull scored twice Ii The Pittsburgh Penguins are rallied to trip Philadelphia 3-2 In the National Hockey League on Gerry Meehan's 30-foot goal reach the 50-goal mark for Iii Stanley Cup playoffs thanks to a with Just four seconds to play. fifth time In his career as lb fortuitous set of circumstances. The Penguins' victory over Black Hawks closed out thel The Penguins landed fourth the Blues gave them an identi- regular season by w hipping De place in the West, the last play. cal season mark of 26-38.14 and mit 6-I. offspotopen,bydefeatlng'St. a tie with' Philadelphia. The By ThE ASSOCIATED l.. 6-2 Sunday ndght in the playoff spot went to the Punwindup of the regular NHL sea- gums because they beat theW ESTLING son. Flyers in their season series 3-3But consider: to stay alive 1. For the third time in as man: they had to least tie PhilaSo now the Penguins go weeks the pro wrestling fans ii delphla Saturday night. This against the Chicago Black will be treated to i area ,-the they did at 4-4 on Greg Polls' Hawks at Chicago in the opengoal wi th 47 seconds left to play. log of the Stanley Cup pla yof fs Flor ida Title match as JacI Then, on Sunday. Buffalo had Wednesday night with it full Bruce defends his title spins R to beat Philadelphia to k P four-game sschedule. In On Pittsburgh' hopes a li ve w hi le other games, Toronto is at Boa- •Seminole Golfers the Penguins defeated the ) Montreal at New York and , 4 Bearcat Wright At the Orland Sports Stadium. Another top match on lb card finds the Great Malenk and the Great Cop Fina l Match • L.. U,....., t.. U) ITu)Iv r.)J)J, I...l.k..A ii.. year with an 18-4 mark. The top two teams and three Balla 40and lucky Grant 04410 invited to the state tournament. round out the Seminole scoring. In regular season tournaments For Clermont, John Modica set six golfers play and the best the pace with a 41 and Robert four scores are used. In th is cluding two esch by J Lin Keam and Stephenson but scattered We can afford not to. Hutchinson fired a 42. John competition Epps must select Caldwell added a 4$ and llcff. the f..iur golfers to represent the school before the meet gets man Finished at 57. The team will leave Wed- undetway. Not if we are to keep on serving you reliably, cost of forty million dollars. This will add even in emergency 'power peak" situations. 444,000 kilowatts of power, available quickPeak-periods occur when everyone ly in an emergency. Designed for short-term use only, these needs a lot of electricity at the same time. It could come on a hot summer day, when jet engine generators are not the answer to we have to keep thousands of air condi- Florida's critical pcwer problems. We are tioners going while we also wep power still threatened by a shortage of power reflowing everywhere to hospitals and indus- serves. But FPL is working hard on that tries as well as to your kitchen. it could come problem too, with our enormous construcIn a winter cold snap. It could come most tion program. Meanwhile, so there will be extra power anytime. And when a peak cut, lies, we need the ability to generate extra power for you... in an emergency, we're installing "pushbutton power" with these new peak-period in a hurry. generators. Now FPL Is installing its third group of We can't afford not to. gas turbine peak-period generators, at a Goldsox Now 6-7, plate in the fourth inning of Saturday's g*ne' DeLand took a3-O lead In the third Imiming when they touched up Lyman starter Mark Florida Tech's Goldioz Hutto put the stopper on th mompson for three g hits, continued to bring their record Riddle nine over the final threee With one down Mike Simohe toward the .300 mark with a 124 frames. unloaded a double to the fence victory over Embry-Riddle on • Gills, Tuttle, and Ferrell led in left. And)' We, Saturday night at Daytona the FlU at ta ck wr th two hits kilowed with a single to center Beach. apiece. Ferrell had a pa ir of thit La ought Sirnole plateward. Nine runs in the top of the fif th doubles while Tuttle conThompson struck out Clayton was the margIn of victory for irlinited one double In the Ma'rica Lor this seccirid out but the Goidsos who now have a 6-7 outing. Don Mart-let reached first an an tsid an the year. The Ccidsaz face a 10"y week error by Briam Brewor. Jim The Goldiox had a 3.1 lead of action with five games In the Joiner then rapped a long single wtu they erupted for their nine nut six days starting with a o right that brought Wester- runs in the filth frame. Key hits pair of contests against Lyndon f ield and Merrick ao oss. in the Inning were delivered by Sta te College of Vermont Then in the fourth the Tim Gills, Allen Tuttle, Mike tonight tomorrow night. Bulldogs made it 4-0. Ferret!, Owen Morehead and Wednesday night finds the Carrabellas singled to left and George MIIwee. Goidsox hosti ng Housa Housatonic tonic stole second. flotpwf run in the sixth gave College of Connecticut. F riday Moyer's single to right sent the Goidsox a 12.4 bulge. FTIJ the Goidsox will Journey to St Carratielli.s around to UiIJ'd hur ler Steve Rallaback, making Pete to meet frorn where be scored on a pass his first start, got a ltttl. University and retu Harvard rn home balL careless in the sixth and s Saturday to meet ) lorIda Larry Chunat lock over for touched up for fly, runs befrrr Southern College at Tinker Thompson in the fourth and being relieved by Walt Hutto. Field. I chained together in a Russia Chain Match with n disquniifification and to finish. The only way to win i affair Is to drag your victit around the ring twice. Also on the card is tag tear where match wi th the Infernos bal Robed Ashbie fired a 38 to nesday for Crysta l River Tillet and Ro Louie fling district th ey'll compete in the pace the Seminole High golf team to a 161-138 win over tournament Thursday at the Miller. Tim Woods is pitte êciermont Friday in the regular Plantation Country Club. All against Mike Webster, Johnn season match. The Scriwiuks teams (& AA, AAA and AAAA Cray meets Paul Jones, an revenged an earlier loss to in this district will compete in Tony Garea Meets Georg Strickland in the other matche Clermont. The Tribe, coached the tournament. single to open the inning, home folks, Altho'igh they lost the Stephenson singled to left With them and fanned nine. The Hounds return to Metro Gre'hounds did make up some Radovic in with the first run, ground in the Metro Conference Stephenson came plateward league action tomorrow when over the week end as the Boone when Bobby - Constantine they meet the Piers of Oak inoeo our soon to first, ruage at ine Lyman High i'ieia Braves upset Evans 2-i, In. 4p.m. game. Slated to wn'k throwing the Metro race Into a Brown had stolen second tie between the Trojans and moved to third on the ground for Gie Greyhounds is Chwuat, out and then scored on a wild the are of the Lyman staff with Hounds. A stolen base and pan hall pitch. aS-Irecord. were decisive factors in the — netand victory on So turdq . — ' (luring the recent SeWng race. ahead of the field when his entered in the TV ('las.s of the Baird in it Pinto. Corvette encountered the valve n,'tion at the Daytona Speedway Baird was under the black trouble, on Snturilaj night and had his flag during the finish when his Hienz and Dana En.lish, both Volvo up among the top headlights went out on him. He finished the race with his of Tampa, had teamed up to finishers in that race. makethefarsthaltoftheraceu The llelnz Corvette will be flashers on. Both events were sponsored nu"-way. The valve blowup trying to make amends for the took them right out of any finish problems it had at Daytona this by the International Motor they surely would have weekemi when the car goes to Sports Association. Andrews threw the javelin maintaining or bettaing their Gre yhounds Bow, 4.3, _ _ But Share M etro Lead Learn p.m At YL Mellon Park it'll be the Raiders and SJSc also o".s Center against the number four spot as Pa ul takes on Vnited TranliDortiation Continental Union iUTU, an Continental League pis'. Anc.,ber Con- and this - hack like erahrass. - and possibly the nation. Also in for a second place finish for the ,t Uie pace fcw the state as the Carolina. - .. Lemans Daytona International Orlando drivers Vince Also held at Daytona Speedway. and nd Bill Dingman Speedway this post weekend Gtmcnd The v ic tory by Pickett and encou ntered early mechanical was the 100 mile Baby Grand 'cmp was aided by the valve problems but still managed to track and road race. Earl Fellin failure of the first half leader finish fourth in the field, in a BMW 2002 was the winner in Finish Second SJC Th*ncluds The Raiders were led by carrier a .322 batting average. Manatee, second In Jerry Hock and Frank Treiber that category. is hitting at a .306 in the pole vault and Charlie clip. HiIIst.oi-ough, the only Harris in the triple jump. Hock other team aver .3!, has a .305 and Tvelber finished 1-2 vaultsoflSfeet,flvelrichesand ayes-age. The Raiders ranked only 11th 14 feet, mpectively. Hock, who won in te.ain fielding as they have is ranked third nationally, with the eve-ft even though he bovtrd tse ball times in hampered by a bruised back. chances for a .939 average, miTTelber is now ranked second in ia see Sanford Warren Cromartle of M Si games re on tap today as Softball Field Chase battles League will • it.et.., n . Vi-go 's.-ILI -...-.-' .. .... Dade North as too in the stolen the state, right behind teamIt 170& zru,. u. i%C,'ItUUU r ii AUSflUC ineeuzig r itwiva base department with 21, but mate ii Department li ttle league season League opener. Across the park Bank at Westalde Field. Harris won the triple jump opens. There will be two games at the softball field, George's Two games are on tap for 6:43 Dick Brink Is third with 18 for with u S~ap of 46 feek one inch. .-. un.unagc.l. Race Saturday night at the third. In 'Run For Stars Meet Division 11 standings with a 11,4 Six Games Are On Tap As LL Season Opens Ronnie Smith and 13111 Cotton. year for the 31the banner of Dr. Wilber Pickett of Daytona Porctw 911 driven by Mike the North American Ithdng Beach teamed up with Charlie Keyser Iteistertown, Tcntii of lAiigl Chinnitti. of Kemp of Jackson, Mississippi to Marylerci and Bob Beasley of The victory by Kemp was drive Kemp's Corvette to Richmond, Virginia, Danny quite an achievement since the victory In the Three hour Moore and Jerry Crew, co- car had to be rebuilt after being Starlight Grant Touring Road drivers of a Mustang, fInished torn up in a sand bank collision Division 11 contests. TuesdaY played at the Seminole Uttle Dan Corban, Mike Pulling. the Raiders host Central League Park on SR 419 near Mike Kelley and Mitch Moyer Florida in a I p. m. douUe- Five Point.s. record at the time of the repott the meet was host Florida Raiders and Benson notched a 171 feet, eight Inchet. That was state tanking of number two as The RI.ICIesI are 34 and Central Junior College, Manatee Junior fourth in the iame event with a good enough for a fourth place the state championships on May 5 draw finish in that evenL Florida stands 3-3. Florida College, Miami-Dade North, the 143 foot throw, Junior College is 3-5 and University of South Florida, Dekalb (Georgia) College and Daytona Beach Is 14 The Sesnlru4ebatscontlnueto Brevard College of North Friday and are scheduled to trek to DeLand tomorrow night for a 7:30 p.m. game with the Bulldogs. his Volvo around track at the Daytona International Speedway this past Saturday as he li GEORGE: CIIhSSLVV plrofftrrtplzice tr U!swith00 p'itntsr. the .oltnp,. Fifth pta..r I tt'im-Dade North and sixth phcle Glr rt each received a singli: first place Note In Liver Is seventh Sif.t1 eighth, Steward ninth and Veaco Bradley, Seminole's Larry Waihwton was sixth By MARION MFJIF.tll' St. JMmI 101h. St Johns second place finish in the high ReraIdSports Writer lested the Raiders twice this jump. AU-American Randy In the 100 Yard dash, covering celebrated All-American sea,on, both tlrnesbyaone-run Tindal wassecondtn the three, the djnce to, ,9secvndHe splinter. was held out of the loo JACKSONVILLE — The mile run with a time of 14:4& combined that with aftfthplace and 220 yard dazhes due to leg margin. The Raiders have the best Seminole Junior College Rick Nulty s-as fourth in the finish in the triple jump, leaping problems. Coach Terry Long hopes to have back In action in the state. Raiders finished a strong same even t th a time of 15:09, 45 feeL five Inches. won-lot re Inc Raiders dad weJ in the soon. They have won $2.6 percent of second in a baliinced field of his best clocking of the year. The Raiders will return to Jamle Andrws and Tom relaYs, placing third In both 'he their games. Manatee Is secmzid eight teams In the 'Run For Benson finished founh and fifth. 440 and mile relays. The 440 action April 8 in the Rebel in that category with a 13-3 The Stan" track meet tw reccwd and .613 percentage. Saturday. The competition respectively. In the shot put team covered the distance in Invitational to be held .n Broward (18-5) is third at -783. included Miami-Dade Sou th, the competition. Len yarn tossed 42.3 seconds and the mile squad Pensacola. The Raiders appear to stand a good chance of St. Johns canUnues to lead the number one team in the state the discus 146 feet, seven inches recorded a 3:110. , i In the TU (Iris. In pursuit of Whittaker is the Open which was co-driven by MURRAY OI4IPERM,IN Finishing second was the hour event under . Parrish has 24. Danion is but pthered six first place votes while Broward had only among three players that have 18 RBI's, Sen.mole received two first votes and C2 points. pia •-.. coin jwted Starlight To Kemp Corvette lived and just down the Conference (FJCC) state mark in Sa at bats.. Brink is mark and Andy Shaw of Cortian has a perfect 3-u record Thursday the Raiders visit "ball poll. The Raiders., among 14 JuCo alas-era that FlorldaJunlorColiegeisaecond with a 1.06 ERA. Kelley Is 5.1 Hhllsborcugh for two games, at.44),Dansenisaeventhuhe withaL32ERA.Moyer,theace alsogettlngundern>atlp.m. sportlnga1 climbed haveapaofclrtcts. Parrish is fifth in the RBI Is hitting at a .400 clip. Paul reliever for the Raiders, Is 2-0 from their fifth place standing column, while another Raider. Russo 13 33rd with a .338 with a ERA of 1.38. the previous Poll. The Raiders have 22 reu!ar Broward led the voting with Roger Danson, ranks jitj, average, Dick Brirk Is 42nd games season gamc remaining and 12 with a .320 average and MIke The Raiders have six 74 points. Manatee, always a Dade North's omart1e Is the week of these are against Division LI hitting .311, is ranked in a three-day span this • strong contendor In baseball, is RBl leader with 31 and three Coombs, ! ranked second with 72 poInts, players are tied for second with 43rd. and four of them are important toes.. All home games are - .•. SANFORD'S Bob Whittaker is shown wheeling (Roger Ihxlges Photo) street from the site where Elibets Field once stood In the day • -. -- -. Bad Valve Ruins Heinz Among those is Lairry Parrish Parrish Is the number three are the Raider pitchers listed in header. The Raiders have By GARY TANIDR The Seminole Junior College of the Raiders. Parrish has hit hitter In the state with a 438 the pitching categories. Pulling another twin-bill at home average. Keith Smith of is in the rankings for his 30 Wednesday when they host ider cmhed to third in the hL' three in 73 at bats and Gar 'ateit Flondo Junior College Epçw4uio has accomplished the Manatee i tops with a .444 strike-out in 31 1-3rd innings. Daytona Beach, also at I p. m. .,• — L Ra*lder "9" Ranked Th*lrd In Stat 'f' -'... - __________________________________ every year tie ntis come budding dynasty with people game needs some help " forr' !"r4. S! !ini' C1te :et the l4EA — M1'.SA. An, paneric at thnrt, of his personality hse on fh A ' Campy r Maybe It ' s flick (;r'ri already rank ec have gone from a team Green at on4. Rtie Green last fall when Dick what Charlie Finle' wanted which lost Ins games in 194 Jackson. Joe Rudi and flew into Chicago i Finley'!, i f, P Vida Iliac this vdiirin its Kansas City era George Hendrick In the mif busineSS headquinrterll to OWfl A cool $5fl,(I), by 1)ic rnI Dave Duncan tell him he was rillittifll field to the American League admission Western Di v ision champs of Gene Tenace behind the Charlie, it's rtimoed. lent Dick wears No or, the 1911. with IA! wins. And plate, Vida Blue, Cat f ish flick the money to build a new house In Rapid City. g,een.arnl.gnki iinjfr,ms in Richard l.nrry Green, whose hunter. Blue Moon Odom on the Sri rhn , •xiwrn ome clay he'!t an and Chuck g rajor fraie career be which Charlic dre;e; hi; retire to run his moving Van with that M team, has been mound—men who have never minions lie is the senkr agency. And he put him in member in terms r.t servic' through it all Charlie Finleyplayed for any other major Vida Blue's class, salary for the powerful Oakland buuught the club two months league team! wise after Pick Joi n ed it r\thtPtiCS çmewhere credit has to fly _.41LI!Iiiili1uILk Florida's Top Hitting Team . i - R m — - 4 k Is Oakland's Dick Green Last Of Satisfied Breed? Golf • Angeles rimm 15& " Have uniform. two part-time seasons back with a budding New York club called the Mets in 196243 Hodges quit to becorn'e manager Hodges, 6 feel 3 and 305 pounds with hands like a bear, drogsi*d to the ground In front of been over In the West Palm Beach ballpark playing the Atlanta Braves." Yost still war. stunned Sunday night. "Gil had a beer with said the man who played IS )'eara as a major league Infielder. think he also ate a piece of cake. Gil, Ptgy, Rube and me shot the bull with Jack Sanford for awhile." Sanford a former star pitcher for the Phillies and Giants, is rior golf penaL the public courie tnat sits besde the l,.unada Inn on the Lab. lIodfes n'vl his coxehes b said 1 oo"bye to Sanford and began walking back to teL Playing In Action - j E FRL 1 .•. - - . - ••,. �:, —___ - - .-- =-L. -- -- =-=: - - - : -- - - - - _L - - i=- .-- -=---_, - -- —k--- - -- ------------ ---- Monday, A p The Sanford Herald I—Tha Cmnfi,wA 14*r&itI Monday, Apr 13, WW 1972 JW 1- . ,..-- _.- --"S.'- . . u IWV IVIIII5J ____ As I' . , __ `~____ J IUUU)f - ILiicc By HUMMM N-ME -%SON today in am attempt to settle the Au.eIaIM Pr... s.e'ti Writer players' strike in a See It! Miller said todcy's get- together with -- vin Miller. probebly would be .head enlarged fror'u his tics completed its loot weekend and 'me situation weekend metitss with the countdown to opening— PT name," John ('ahcnn, repe. non-opening--day reached two esening the owners., said follow. Gabenn. "He's been talking with more meetings achtdulnd 11W Sunday's session with Mar- about a fuller committee and _____ ___________________________ .AT rates on loans, ,vrcfunding and RyatS worked out In civilian overestimating payments far clothes at a junior college In permanently disabled players— Fort Myers, fla., and all but plus no more than $1l,(0 from fourofthePadrtsweretobegln each of the 24 major league USUpCt''ed workouts today In r!ub wu!d make tp the 1 per San hello tleinwhI1e, L)ick O'Connell cent pension rise they welt. Baseballs current pension general manager of the llosto.' plan, covering any player ac- Rest Sos,. said he was not opti. tuve fr-i'm 1959 on, provides a nilstic over settlement of th. serv- walkout. pension silt four "1 see no Indications of a don't contnb' ice. l'lay er-s. who ute a dime to the plan, may quick settk?nier.L" he said. "1 -1 _____________________ - _______ New 'Sport' For Otympki - - - ____ _____ ________ ut (! crisderation for the Olympics. Though it * t very dernr1 season, this **sport" Is ' top artldpatlon ever t. It's much likes back meet. Everyone participates in the trtnta, but Is also a marathon eveM. ConpeUUon is held in stages, the prelimirAries and the finals. This sport Is for all ages, but the youngr children get in most of the rtlm;rary c-wr#WJtion with the adufts batZl f f or the oruvs in the Lna1s bout get me wrong. though. the adults have alsobeen kwwn to compete in the preliminarm'. While gold medals are the top prizes in the olynpic, Irises to this craripcUUon varies from candy to shiny corns to thau pictures of George Washington. kit in case you haven't guessed what "apert" I'm referring to, try hunting easier eggs. 71 sprints are when you turn the young 'uns loose to itiolt for the alga. The marathon Is trying to find those last iv c or three that were hidden a little too well. The thJ&tn cunpetr In the first part, finding all the ones tht ore In fairly plain sight. Even then they need a little help to find the eggs hld&TI right in front of their noses. But the real cnnnpetltlon, the finals, comes when the adults try their skills at finding the final dozen or so after the children have given up and started eating the ones they hare. Or sometimes they don't eat them, they just tin-ow them at -ft - Il j1 '. as a ; our nation s each other). Even with the grown ups looking for the last eggs, hardly ever are they all found.. This Is not too bad until you remember that it was the adults that hid the eggs mid they can't even find them. The Minor Leaguers Pkiy Lot I certainly hope the major league baseball owners bold their çotmd in the baseball strike. I don't see whey they don't get some minor league players and use them to make up the teams. If the baseball owners give in to the players and meet the pension requests, the saint thing will happen the next time the contract runs out. I think U the owners hold their ground, the players will finally give In and I be they'll think twice before striking again. What about someone like Hank Aaron? Can he hold out for more pension money and risk the choice be has at treaking Babe Ruth's record' Whst amount of money could be placed on that immortal rec' There might be a lot of baseball players looking for other jobs but one of those WON'T be Vida Blue. The talented pitcher who "retired" when be was unalbe to make a salary settlement, took a public relations job reently. &snehow I just don't think Blue has enough fame built up to veonftthereatoIhaflle.tkwortwogoodyea1ad't uralIfy a person as a taper st-ar. Thlegs Are Looking Up The sky Is the limit and also the aim as the new members in the Seminole High Athletic Iparttnezd begin their take over and work toward a steady tmprovesueut. Gray Boyles has already taken over as Athletic Director arid preliminary i4ie'Uo are that be's going to be a fine one. Lock for some anoow".'s of hnixovunanls in the athistic dtmerit. Theyfl be coining soon. Jim Rogers, the new bead football tosok, arrives on the tamaiow and will be eonduc.tng the spring drills starting the first week of May. He'll be aø"d by Boyles and coach Gee Knight. Knigid will be the only member of thIs year's ... job arslty staff that will be coming back. Rogers, Boyle, and principal Jack Redding have in. tervlewed some outstanding prospects for three vacancies on the foothill staff. They'll be looking for men who can coach football and one other sport also, such as track and swimmiog. Rogers will coach golf also. The trend Is toward youth. Most of the prospects Interviewed ore young and willing to learn. look for the w nixincemorits to iie within the neat few weeks. The little league aon opens In Sanford tomorrow. I few of the parents would surprise me and change their behavior fccm last yiars style, but I'm sure they'll be out there yelling at the umpires and screaming at the little leaguers. Now Its not so bad when they yell at the umpires. I umpired last yea and will try It again this year. I gel paid to umpire the games so let them yell ... a Little- flut low off the kid. Why I've aeon little leaguers go Into the dugout In tears tiecaiae their parents, or some other adult In the atazidn. had to yell and scream at them, even going so far as to use profanity at times. I still think they should put big walls around all the little league fields ,pd not let the parents attend the games. Not ever'one can be a good athlete, but w, can all be good sports. Spert*/Vacatioa *0w recreational vehicle exhibit space has been reserved, but açpller booths are still avaflHe. For further In. farmetjon,' contact the Show Director at 114 Park Lake Strast in iando. _ ow - . - " r ' _______ ,.- -7 ___ — -r — w— Take 2-1 Series Edge 4* - - ---- -. wv ii s - - ' - - -: :.:_: _____ ___________ __________ I 'i - '-- - - . fl..,$iri - .___-.r .- ---4%1-,-- ~t4 I -____ ~z Clark, Morgan Howard, Bar- _._ ill' Mht.S. (;AILVIN IIEIISCIIELL h(MWrN Mary and _____ - —_ _--_..------ ------------ - - - SJC - - - - - -' Sal Manfre, Mrs. WeldonIrs. Rowe, project chairman, by Robert Schmidt and MrsJim phone at3231450,eJ teflsIOfl2)2. The names of the fore ig n R. - " - V THE 011*1 . ' - +Ae - -. . - - it ' ' ~ft ' 1. . . - - -. I,_ , - . ' -- BC -. -- I - - - - ) In Raisins Group Session __ THE BEST decorated entries in the Second Annual Kite Tournament sponsored by the Greater Oviedo Recreation Association belonged to these youngsters. From left are - Tim WOODS sored by the women'! move- esting job. Yet I would feel J. Torres, Shawn Brumbaugh and Jeff Hartman. Tournament was held this past Saturday at John Courier Field in Oviedo, — . . 1 9! -- i ': 1 -- - ~ - Lz ...: --.. - - — - Milli - — -- - . , % - ' It - -- merit. The names hat been guilty if the kids needed me and changed, but the commsts are I was not there. those of the group numbers Alice; I've waited to speak Mrs. W. H. Dyson and Mrs. J. History Awards were discussed. lawlessness. It was a period of who shared their czpcinnces. because I wanted to know what Mrs. L. D. Hastings gave a killings, riots, looting and rape. The group leader, 20-yersoid. was on your minds before I H. Truluck entertained the told the women to lal about barged in. Man, here you are Norman deVere Howard most interesting and In- Mrs. Hastings stated truly, it wlaatv,rt Ute gntid.hc bc- sitting around talking about op chapter of on as the ugliest pcdod In program th e United formative gan by remar ing that it s hard pression while people out there Daughters of the Confederacy Reconstruction Days. In her American History. for women to be fr-lens since have lived it. I have lived op* at the borne of Mrs. Dyson for talk she sta ted there were those A salad course was served I'm a black from their social envtros have pressuon the (luring the social huur by the who were determined that Match meeting. taught them to eomnrte for Chicago's south side and there's theIn hostesses. Those attending pay the absence of the Confederate States would mates After a few moments of real subjugation and boot lick' their attempt to with- were: Mrs. David Caldwell. silence, the others beg.n speak' ing going on in that neighbor- president, Mrs. Victor Greene, dearly for hood I remember reading the the meeting was presided over draw from the Union, thus Mrs. L. D. HastIngs, Mrs. C. E, ing destroying on every hand their McKee, Mrs. Troy Ray, Mrs. F. Moynihan report about the ma- by Mrs. Troy Ray, president By MEWI)' (hIKT'T E Roumi llat, Ms-s.. Charles black elect, who also led the civil liberty. truarchal. disintegrating Associated Prs Artier In the Spring of 1877, radical Stenworth, Mrs. A. B. Wallace, family and I seethed at the traditional ritual and salute to Ariz. P 11 1) E N tin" Vet part of it is valid government in the South came Mrs. W. B. Wallace, Mrs. Glenn the flags, (AP) Ang ie My parents AflyWJ) I just don't think Wallace brought a to an end. This system was one Wimnbish and Mrs. E. W. Mrs. A. B. feel a girl I bnorml 1 or you know what real oppress ion large refurbished picture of of graft, corruption and Martin. not marry a is Tho black woman often has delegatca to a 1920 Confederate ____________________________________________________ pathetic it she boy from colic and spend the no man to protect her she Is TL(TI i,.i,i a,, rest of her liiJ nurturing his the head of the family and has a which included many Orlando career. I may vu marry $o I tough time getting a and their families better prcparyseif to do mammy" jobr She can be a veterans something in'. ling Instead maid, waitress in a heanery or from Sanford of that era. A vote of just olaing uy (usia,'. a laundry worker but watch out was taken to pay necessary liar-b: It sms some guys for infiltration of executive Po- expenses for framing of same, are afraid of men getting out sitions. The black community also the appropriate plaque to of their depelency mode be- wants its women married and be hung in the Sanford City cause they I It makes them raising kids so as 10 popuLate library. look bad I nt skiing with a 'nu s taitte-s out of here' 'flits will add to other gifts fellow and e was horrible Rachel: Alice. our rt'prCSSiOn such as books and U.D.C. it's when he fou out I ,could ski has been more subtle magazines previously given by be tter than could Ic ended been gilded so as to make the 11w cbuaptt'r. he subjugation more p4latMbIC We the date p,, maturely In other business It was voted wanted me 1, cling to his ski are trained to think that domes i tk'uty with all its concommutefli to send complimentary sub. pole. U.D.C. scriptions of the Rachel: I Link the first time duties - housewife, I'. T- A I became depess,'igly aware of cleaning, hubby-career orient' magazine to libraries of Florida my limited ekancis for becom' ed, mother, lover, baker, can' Technological University and tog a professiona was In high dlt-stick maker we arc made Sanford Junior College. Already school. My male counselor sat'I to think these arc the epitome receiving these are the Sanford "Rachel, you don'- want to take of joys to be sought and that City library as afore mentioned (00 much science What ,uuld marriage is the zenith in a and Seminole County high You do with it anyway? Go into wo man's careerSchool Library, American 4 Pryor), and Mooney Bagg, (Wan& Copeland) - Also Honey Crunch (Doris Mooney;, Bonnie Voyage (Kathy Reisch), Dcttie — - Splattern (Faye Carrol), Francie Pants (NeU __ I -4 Lee), Sonja Sak Marie Mouser), Sara Siren (Bobbie Reel) and Snippy So-So, t Audrey Speer. - :-' 41 - ___________________________________________________________________ BULK 111 0 11 ZIPPERS 0&V&.0 %7AA&A - 1 — 323.2110 FIRST ST Ut-eliDe. Inch t.engths 40 COIO.s. • Painuad Tth BANK AMERICARO M.ASTERCHARGE e'rre • 7 5-12.16.25-22 phoflii 104 E 0 Tfl C.1O Inch AtIl AFTER EASTER SPECIALS I __ DRAPERY SUITINGS — — q • 50 iValues To $3.00 Yd. .Don't Miss One ' 'Bonded And Unbondec -- rajnin you'o isaac a goou teacher," Susan: it napjened to me even searlier. I vex on Uncle Al's kiddie show and he said "Do You want lobe a mommy when you grow up" I replied 'lw. I want to t*ii doctor' and eferyone in the sudlo laughed. Ileither: My coblems differ from the rest of yours I am married aid li e mother of two 25% 'cD. This OFF REGULAR PRICE Entire Choose From Stock Of Drape ry And Save 25 Pv' Cent — Roi MILLER 40 Mike WEBSTER inoy ORAT vet Puvt JOWlS Tony GAIZA vst Oear. 1:1lc.iap Marc Dawsey, Rusty Winters, Kimberly r . UDC Program Features Ugly Reconstruction Era women recently gathred in atom I love my family but Phoenix. Arir for i con would like the chance to get out sciousness raising gron spon. of the kitchen and into an inter- WRIGHT The INFERNOS - - . EDITOR'S NOTJ'. Eight fabric of rny sociornarital situ vs: Will - _______________________________________________________- II. MALENKO MEPHISTO ' - . KARMEN TATER (Mary Lou McDonald) right, was commentator for Sanford Garden Club's Spring fashion show. Photo at left shows some of the models In original fashions from The House Of flee flee. Women S/are Experiences '- - ' . - - .- - ' .. - ", j- 'J- Show Original fashions from "The House of Het flee" came into the limelight at a recent huncheon and card party at Sanford Garden Club, The hilarious show was under the direction o( Ima Boesl (Abbie Owen) who wrote the original script and coordinated the en tire Snrrn'i event Karmen "ater (Mary a.,,. LouMcDonald was . the th e proficient commentator who described fast-paced show with colorful verbage from the script neatly written on bright orange parchment. models wore ensembles representative of their names, which brought many a chuLkie trom the amused spectators. Serving as models were Dusty Place (Marie Fahey), Buggsle Beater (Betty Phillips), Squeekie Kleen (Mary Tifils), Birdie Green (Lottie Wood, Cookie Potts (Sheila -- - - -.. - Fashion 11 ' , -- ;1 - / - ____~__= _fl~_ 4?, - - students now enrolled at On Wed nesday the Civindes, Seminole Junior College are as .. a service CsUu .Os OU.ifl5 follows: iiiuuiS r.uIr-tO, girls on campus, sponsord by Tan"eru Hailekal from Miss Mar tha liolateen, will Ethiopia; Fernando Armel, entertalatheforeignstudetsat Jorge Bolero, Octavio Gallego, THE GREAT Louie TILLET - . - I , a,,pc.l t w ice .ro.n4 the r6gi -.- - _ ji = - - - . " , Lohr who was prepared the 4 bulletin students will be the°guetq : Anyone who wants to en members of the flee CM tertain chapter. The commitle Instudents this special charge includes Mrs. )rank ould co n ta ct Mrs. Jim sh Gore Mrs. R T MllweeMra BIARCAT I. dregtk Serving as matron of how Barbara Wade and Miss &Lun - - 2 OUT OF 3 FALLS ONE HOUR LIMIT I. .1 ri --. FLORIDA TITLE MATCH d,qs*bfrado. & U.. rIMU&I Only ay I. win __ - I RUSSIAN CHAIN MATCH ,,. - - TONIGHT He ,- -- -..-".- '=: at OILANDO $50111 STADIUM TISS - Observing Foreign Student Week till BRISCO -- ----- ------- — JACK 1)v was Mrs. Stanley C Wiseman Wade. roustns of the gronm. Jr., sister of the bride. She was poureti punch. Saeba gowned in a formal length pair bo Mrs Harden chose a twoHolt (rain England; (rain Kenya; Syam l Honoring all the students a Coke party. This will give the Jorge Saldarriagra, Rnfael Fermin, IAn POdIIIS, Cat-los Donald M blue silk dress overlaid with ptem turquoLie suit with Nary V Husman from from Thwtljknd-. and TI from outside th4)nited States, stutirrits an opportunity to talk Acuns. Luis Podilla from Rodriquez, Jose Rojas, Nelson Father pale blue voile, empire Styte ilue accessories for her wedChurion from Venezuela; Petu;Shamsoddln Moosavi Skinner from Canada. Colombia. Foreign Studt Week at Informally. ___ ___ __ with double puffed long sletm di" trtp. AJW a short weddinit --__ __ Also Louls Churion, Amor William Henry from Jamaica. from Iran; Moses Mwhnurn Seminole Junle College is The pictures of the students "aught with blue and green t-ip to the East Coast, Mr. and sponsoret this week, will be posted on th e ce n tr al being flower trim. She carried a Mrs. Harden will make their April 34,ByBci tit chapter of campus bulletin board so that ro.iegay of blue carna tions wi th home in Maxvihle where Mr. hi i Delta Kappa tamma, a all students can recognize them pale green baby breath with harden Is employed wi th the :, professional cr gmlzatton of and single them out for friendly le stteamers eitinard-Coaqtitne R iulroad women teache rs. attention uiat5 Highlight ofIhe week's acPublicity has been provided : -' , I Uvitles will be $ lunceon at the by Mr. Jim Congleton who has " -* lake-aide home Mi. William made pictures and Mr. John _'--•• I MONDAY 8:30 P.M. ...'.-..-..-.-,. enhanced by a miniature flat Robert Brendock. and Miss whul satin bow. She carried Rose Brady, aunt sal the bride, notiquet of white rose buds wi th rut ant served the wedding ___a i.I,._ u.uy -. Il fl..... -M. re,.. r,iue ryacuiuis dHI cane wnaie .vtrs treath wi th white streamers Sr. and Mrs. N. L H.irclen Sr. (Bob Oi'wlg Photo) _._-. -- '...-. lace pelais accented with crystalbeivr1s, pearls, brilliantA and aurora The bride't book was Kept Torman liavAl Q111as barn Magnet McFadden. - - - Misses Gall Cowan, Cathy Vl~rlt '.*-atloped, detachable court of the Nativity. The bride'; train of all-over lace flowed table was covered with a wttt.' freely from the shoulders loins linen cloth The traditlnnal4 tie.' full cathedral sweep. wedding cake as well as kb' Ha. unll M .11k hln.a .Sgi.,.g mOtit and r,'.n h'.'tf dalIlIusionwasheWlflPlal mints and nuts were sevve'l by a .parttih effect ehL'.tt of Punch was served from _________________ 11 i " " _______________________________________________________ hiryant, T. A. Silks anti the (Don Vincent Photo) - . ----- , for 3'" ___________________________ u,ur a - _________________ _____________ __________________ _____________ _____________ - .h _____ -1 ____________________ - - - flinne Williams, Carolyri Anderson, hostesses, )en - ________ -' Mcl:oilough,L It. MccorMe, r John llames, mother of the id(-elect; Miss Janice Hames, honoree ; and Betty Anne Howard and 11 two I.'. . -' knocked him out of the lead and G REEN awk Ateodated Press Golf Writer put him one stroke behind. i.1,,,'rrr.s,l i,,. ........... t.iItt.t-..StMJI-(O, N.C. (Al') " '" B TilE AS CLIiTF.t) I14.FSS l'hc hulls fought back from <'p4, ;icr. %Ibo finished with a gamedered past officials, shrugged Th. Los Angeles Lalars are large deficits thcbooewithmtwo Boston had a45-33 lead atthe high3opoints,scoredl9ofthem Arnold Palmer suffered his big. fnewrn'uan And didn't even go sitting pretty, the Boston Celtics points late in the third quarter half and moved It In p5.75 deep to the first half as the Knicks gestcoliapsesincethel9€6US. to the locker room. The pilot of Open. G' Player was are in a comfortable position and again in the (mirth. But in the game as Williams came opened a fldlng '6 private plane had to run to qualified for failing to sign his and the New York Knicks arid each time the Bulls threatened, off the bench to ignite the fast lead at intermIssion, keep up as he left immediately scorecard And George Archer Baltimore Bullets are up to there was West or Goodrich to break. Dave DeBus,ch rmiai withoutspeaking to anyone. had to unpack his car to win the their old painful posture—too throw in killing points. "When Ache gets into the with and Jerry Lucas added That triple bogey represcrle' nnL golf tonrclose for comfort. West wound up with 31 points game the team has to moved to 20 for the Knicks. Archie "I had the car all packed and his blgr"st collapse since he That's the National Basket- and Goodrich had fl. Wilt keep up '-tIlt him," said Had, who had led Baltimore with 38 ready to go," Archer recalled blew a seven-stroke lead with ball Association playoff picture Chamberlain wound up with 26 cek. points to pace Friday night's Sunday alter Palmer's 1IsPS nine holes to play In the 1966 today, points fat- the winners and Williams scored 15 of his 19 it he Knicks, wound U.S. Open, which he lost In a gave him a second chance in Los Angeles defeated the CM- knocked back several Chicago points in the' last stanza to help up with only 18 points to lead playoff to Billy Casper. He had $200,000 Greater Greensboro cago Bulls 106.101 Sunday to shnts. Norm Van LIer paced the the Celtics pull away. Bullets' scorers Sunday. a final round 70 for 273. Open Golf Tournament take a commending 3-0 lead in losers with 21 points. "Atlanta forgot that he's a "It would have been nice to And the big six left It up to the "1 was watching television their best-of-seven Wester;' I told my players after the shooter, too," said Boston sieve some of the' points for °°' Archer and the smooth. and when I saw Arnold make Conference aemtlirals. game they gave me mete than I Coat-h Tom lietusoIm. "They next few games," said New swinging Aaron to battle It out The Boston Celtics took a 2-1 deserved," said Dick Motto, the gambled on his passing tl hall York KnaCks Coach Red Hots. that six! said, 'Oops., let's go get 3.sudden death— the seventh the clubs." lend in their Eastern semifinals Chicago coach. "They gave all several times, but he shot and playf of the season and the Archer beat Tommy Aaron cm by beating the Atlanta Hawks they had—and more." scored." In an off-the-field develop. second time they'd faced each 136.113. The Celtics rode the shoo7r.g Pete Maravucti led Atlanta mcml, player--coach Lenny Wil- the second hole of sudden death. other. PaLt!iru.thed third, tied with Ar,d ,New York trimmed Be:- of John Hatilictk. Jo Jo White with 37 points while Walt Bells.- liens of the Seattle SuperSonics Both made routine pars on the Umote liOlt to even their and Art Wilhiamto victory ovor rny had 21. announced that he was through Dive Stockton, CIII CIII first extra hole, the 1.51K And Eastern series all-I, a typical Atlanta. White got IS 01 his 3 New York overwhelmed Bat- as a coacK "I've decided to give Rodriguez and J.C. sst. then the 16th snapped up Aaron. Archer and Aaron were In Knicks-Bullets playoff set points in the first quarter and timcre behind Walt Frazier's up the ob and continue as a clubhouse with of 12-en. Archer, who won the Los The NBA playoffs continue hlavllcek fired In 15 of his 31 in torrid first-half shooting. Fr-a- player," Wilketis said. der-par 272s when the dynamic Angeles Open in a playoff with Tuesday with Boston visiting Palmer burst out of a four-way Aaron and Dave 11111, put his tee Atlanta arid New York at Rain. tie for the lead with consecutive shot on the green. more. I" Angirks, can wrap up But Aaron found another hiz-die on the 14th 15th Its series at Chicago Tuesday branch of the creek on the other hol-M and Milwaukee, holding a 2-1 Indians, Orioles Win A IS-footer on the 15th gave side of the green, dropped out, edge, plays at Golden State. . chipped short and rrlz.sed a long the 42-'ieir.old Palmt.r a There were no playoffs In the Henson was the leader at the They finally got around to the the Braves' two runs in the top stroke lead with three holes to putt. lie was lying four when American Basketball Associ.' business of playing baseball the of the second. Indian hurler plate with four stroight hits Archer two-putted from feet &40, ation Sunday, but four games way it was meant to be played Sirs-c Ramsey loaded the bases I air runs scored Among his pis)-in the chase for for the par that gave the former n were played Saturday. In th. In the Oviedo Senior League. In with walks then gave the hit to two singles, a double A broad smile creased his ranch hand his 10th tour title East. Virginia beat the Florid- the best same of the season the Dillard. But that u the only and triple. Pr pitched the fourth Lsr 1i.l00 to take a 241 — . scaring - we- — ves 4,I,,I,,,, ,_,, . ,,. .s face when he went went to the 16th -------- lead In r.,t.,., .....A a. .,,. ii, - row 'a i .t, ia tee on the Sedgefleld Country aeries and New York dosrzlng the Braves, 6.t he (aced, throwing up with alth'h they had Club course, I tOU5t% u-yard topped Kentucky 1-108 In their of only eight Jfle5 thikkr the wild and wooly three. opener. In West flislsion a Ward worked the first three that prrceeciest it the the way. His usual massive gallery setnili'uals. Denver beat In. contimts The Braves added two runs In innings In the shortened game Indians had to battle for their groaned when his wood shot be. diana 106-1(5 to tie the set at 11 livits in - t- c and did not permit a ball to th third on a walk to Willis, Ted and Utah tripped Dallas 206-96 second win Homer's slng'. and a dou ble by leave the infield. He struck out t.-en hooking far to the left, arid came to rest in a shallow creek. to nuake it 1-0. Jim Palmer. They closed out four and walked only one. The AIUC £tkltt'd out as if it their scoring in the fourth when he too was effective with Palmer elected to play It out The ABA playoffs tonight with Dallas playing at Would be another tout as the Mark &u rmgled bat, rapping two hits in four tithe creek, and splashed it up Indians put short of a sand trap—but still Utah. around to wore on a wild ptjj trips, by Also aiding the Oriole attack had the bunker to negotiate to The Lakers, tei uwi, batters on the bases and and passedball. brilliant backcc*irt ci Jerry ts-au&M ill tIirrC across hits In mcli the green. In the final inning, the filth, w.n Don Jacobs with He dwnped the little chip West and Gail Goodrich, moved plate. Randy Homer drew C the Bases gut back singles by four scored. closer to a four-game sweep. walk and moved to second cm Thirteen rum In the top of IlliJIt In the trap blasted out Rid dle and Ted Bowser but Thit it . ..r 'u's. Bell. Rand y were JIyTnIeO by rtwnsey cm a "c . .sa...a a... a.,e .e and twn..rvit1a.4 ti Skit single by .- Mark Bell. -4 6 --____________ T.L: U 'it uiiumnenOous errort out and pop to the catc?iar, decision for the Orioles. No less f by the Bulls," said Los Angeles iniddit which Bravi hurler, Bali winners with two than 15 batters went to the plate Coach Bill Shaman. "flay Jerry Biddle threw wild hits in three trips. with key hits being delivered by gave 120 per rent. We had to allowing Hoiter and Bell :o allowed four hits, struck out two Henson, who had two in the shoot well n win ned we .1,41" score. Willis later came around and wezi inninp,. Jscc'li j and Jeff tt on a wild pitch. Riddle good defense working for lain. Washington. Chicago was at a dii. advantage because renter Torn got out of further trouble by The' Orioles are 2-1 In league In the major league game on he iloerwuil'Je was out with in. IttIkIflg out Friday Calvin Ward and Mike play and trail the' Tw"s by one 01 juries and forwards Chet Walk- Icsir batters. game. And the two teams are tIeu:. von,b.. ..i In em and Bob Love played 'r'Jy Th Lt s.trulght walks and Tom Cardinals tulless as the Orioles scheduled to meet today at 5 part-time due to Injury. Dullard's sln&Ie accounted for won their seccmd in a tow, 1$-2 P.M. H - - - .,-. - -. I-:tigen lk'vithiss, FrIc Rohrer, Ilisiph ('owin, II'',' )I .*i. ant, Peter Iluggan, 11111 Goolsby, ('.tltscrt Miller, William hisimnes, llcrbtrt Davi s, Clifford Johnson and Mit tuu'l Morgan. Also Mutes. Edward thighs. Wililummn 'roll, it. E. True, Itsy Young, Iiona!d ______ ' - - - mother, Mrs. John I), hlarnes tirtil Mines. William Clark, - _______ Ins — - -'.--.- _______ were placed and participated In the opening ceremony with the honvr guest. . - - ______________ In Celt*lcs Roll ~ double ring ceremony with lien groom, and Robert Utterbeck Mrs. Maclavish, mother of and 14115 Perez servIng as the held., wore a one-pier.' Mrs. I.orralns flevint, street length beige crepe, organist, of Wnter Park, emrre in style, with Mimi; a selection of well t -uifle at 'he wrist. Cornchosen favorites. plementing ht ensemble was a The church was decorated grc'cri cyInbidium orchid roewith standing baskets of white sage. Mr's Harden, the grriom'gladioli with pale blue and oat. mother. was becomingly green mutni. (liven In marriage by her gowned in a street length two.father, the radiant bride chose piece rose-lavender lace over for her wedding, a flone.kngth t.flfeta and wore a whit.' of Imported Belgium lace cymbkliumn orchid With to.'." r.,Thlried 1 a cage effect smith taven4,r throat Immediately fol1osvng h. .calloped neck over a btitll taffeta A.line, interspersed with wedding, a reception was held crystal bends and brllliants. A In the church hail of the Chutrh the living room, where the gifts , -'# - - honoree. Guests gathered _____ * - C around a large coffee table In _____ . :. . ' during the evening with winners 1)te'etltltIil their lines to tie . . . - Several games were pinyesl t. ______ - February If. 1972 at 7: 00 p. M. in Dior bows from which flowed the Church of the Nativity blush ytihi. Catholic Church. Stan1''y C. Wiatmien Jr. was Rev. Brendan IArrnane of best man. Ushers uncludett heisted at the M*s-fluptIaI, Bryan Harder., orother of the o cheese. fz l!— ______ small chuidie4 I've played the role of subui'tanIte housewife' station we chauffeur and I w ant out. I wjni more personal frredom wit*it destroying the 1'J16FAL 1Lttt'ili jj 'I ______ _______ - - . J"o-it.'s Miss Margaret Oeralyn Rrld.malda ware Miss Janet Maclavish. daughter of Mr. Westerflekl gowned in pale green and Miss Brenda and Mn. Leroy C. Maetavlsb of Sflnfn,'d, heraint the wide of stra'wder gowned in paic i,iue, Gas yin Uerschelt Harden Jr., made n the same fahInn aq the son of Mr. and Mrs (;arvin H. ff,ntron of honor. Their Ilardeti Sr. of Sanford, on tssiquets were similar with . cake and punch were petit-fours iced in white with tiny pink rosebuds chips and dips, assorted pa rty sa ndwiches and . I , Palmer FoldsA, A cher EV1-.t, AT S. (SE',' STENGEL get, around. congratulating Yogi Il-erra on his election to the hail of Fame earlier this sear, left, and counseling John Hodges. a soung Australian prospect vho was s'lsIflug the New York Mets nilnor league spring training camp at right. "Thue off for fun behavior" will be the theme of Central FIoriJas trig sports r.nd vacation show, "World of Varatinn Lving." to be held at Expoakion Park in Orlsindo May 11.21. The show will be an expanded version of the successful 'World of Wheel Uvu'.' h eld last May, which featured only recreational vehicles and mobile homes. "Vacation Living" will em*i.ulxe the RrcVees, phi spoils equipment and travel modes and destinations. Rec-Vees on display will include all types of wheeled sports and vacation vehicles, ranging from travel trailers, tent camoers, truck cam pers and motor-homes to dune buggies, van conversions and cycles. Supplier beoth e,ti.Ats will offer visitors a wide variety of camping and trailering equipment and Informantion of campgrounds and parks. N!da)1 and d.m.iwLItratk** have been tágned to appeal to butts of every at audi as fithth& golfin& boating, arrybovithg. lanals. cycling and ng. Travel e'4 ts wUF Include ezotic-portscifeall(andtbow doser to borne!) and mc*mtaln and sham resorts; and the ways .to get there via travel by airline, ship and cruise lines and by car. Many special events are being $amd. Including vacation clothes fashion shows, appearances b, personalities In the sports field mb demonstrations by area sports association AU I- _______ . Ei*chartge ,- served from a large crystal punch bowl and served with th e - _________ 1 Coathig members. - I,. ________ ,s,,,,_ with a ' 77_i 197 2— Jr. h - Lorsages to complement their over pink and centered with n _____ ---'..' Little L.agv. Opa.s Today l v' ' budging," 4Mh birthday two i '. years _____ Miss MacTav s , G.H. Harden and same years of service, at segment of the penage 65 heal th care are $618.04, $1,545.11 anç, $1,945.11. % son package. Most players scattered from They contend that an $$17, surplus in the pension fund—re- (Iltir training camps, but 33 3, -. for the ty were Mrs. William suspended in lb. arch between ensembles. Jan wore a red lovely Spring bouquet. On w end was a beautiful coke ftowar and Mrs. G ary the living dining rooms, polyester ju m p suit ,t.,.nq1d041 in white with pink Ank Pink and red crepe paper mother cbte ii,i sequse s,1)tF 1°. A bridal party, dove, and two wedding rings completed decorations on t1 cake, Raspberry sherbet punch was and-only $400)0 offer for the the d - ________________________ ___________________________ by Gary Taylor MW Jl~; Homes. Hostesses ceiling and a pink parawl want on stri ' f while m added that the weekend spool isIkI $5*9 fI' rtwrtings ware pent "tpfr*s- Saturday ic. after 20 ears. The t'tgut'es, tot itk. from the net's above the trig and revseung ,,. HcbnrorI II I1tI -I-V L .L tL'I I 1i.'O .L .1. ..iC' A. A four-year PIA)W, at 43. gets I'll probably have one~ too,- thority to make arty new offer. g to bargain.' $174.34 a month. With 10 YttI Miller said, He is pretendin ke ,.jce, the pension at 45 Ii piayers He rather n, Really, Ira less. Mr. Gaherin has no - I-Irsin c Irnai •1 r v- -.- The " of Mrs. T. Stiles, ! sIrCatneri were also tiseil In the long sleeve dress with The bridal colors p timid trim- 11w hnstes.q gift was el Fa0th St. was the scene white wire carried out In part area. of a sceUaneou, bridal decorations. Apink crepe paper The tIoitrMe presented mu A crystal crimly dish. The refrestunent table was shower Monday evening, st'ower sprinkling can was and her mother, Mrs. John March I honoring bride-elect, suspemled from tie living room hlninel, with pink carnation overlaid with a beige lace cloth, Progress Made In Baseball Strike I 4 T1UUIU _ — -- e KETTLE CUTTING BOARDS 1..66 $ MENSWEAR PLAIDS TYPES Each 1.27 Yd $),I Value *Open To 35 x 14 ,i" Ruled Lines 99$ % E111441 Rag. Stuck Of $1.75 Kettle Types Is SoUth and Fancies _________ —I Id. . I RS9. $175 sPotyester 5, Cotton towash a Wear --1 �i1 ____ ---_ — .._=L=J= .*'#-.. ________ ______ 10-T he Sanford t$rad Monday, April , p,, 1 p, 972 Wild West O. ____ ______ ______ ;~ _______ I 43 pffit P IOV,tyW%*fl qu.ntit*I eax ; ! . f 66 M CYIflC* lww 47 EPplor??. _________ _____________ ________________________ -. ___________ _________________ __________ ____ p _______ Wants her marital EV,7'flt5 status kept secret By Abigafi Yin Buren amv (ph I)rmcntrd DEAR AP.BY: How do you feel about women using title "Ma in order to keep their marital status tjnfldential! All men are called "Mr." which le which in a clue as to whether they are married or ae cases could be to their advantage. Don't you thInk warners should demand equal prisacy In their marital MS. SCHWARTZ / 19 - — 14 33 34 35 bk', or 1.0. L for Trmporan')y as the Los.e. Girl;? 41 - DEAR ABBY Re: That 25-year-old school teacher who mistaken for * teem wants to scm auie she's ar. e will joy ft when she can ado an aitit'e more mature than her looks. — - 0 IS) I — l9 .- 41 _~ —— .. I' - Id , - __ ______ _________ _____ ___________ _____ rrENEt e iiik* KE' It EDWE ! W$,,'3 5G 5•5 5,pØ [u 'ie, s'v mye ua,c'tsg',' MAWA6Fg kICWJ ___ - _ c _______ ' ____ _______ ______ __ _________ ______ __________ ____ __ ________ _________ them BRIDGET . _____________________ '' j'___ ________ - • . ________ _______ ________ ______ ____ ______ ____ _______ ____ I , _______ ________ 1 - &,I ___ ____ ______________ _____________________________ 1 0E, W-4 I ___ I THAT / / mans of you-thanks to you all. Modena said she puts bang some surprise benefit AU th at be wary and refuse to speak your mmd to another for much . ._. • . -- - and handle rrspor.iibilstsr; wisely now. you can certainly repel It later on A more diplomatic approach with mate Is required In p.m Strive for more harmony instead of adding fuel to the In's, as it were, GEMINI (May 21 to Junc 21) Find out where you differ Ing it into these small Jars, LANCELOT This makes enough for sevcral days and the jars take up little space in the re- — work ahead of you, it is beat you hut ande ill little chores y in tt- ciettide world that are not necessary and tet it done will a dollar to a problem. Write Po Plan it wcfl so you do not cnerlax yourself Think of your if Pofly noes your I , J I ."T- - ( bCO1ICr S Penn ______ : LANCELOT _________________________ __ N VJ DiIWK I'LL iF;TEP /, OtJTIE FCC & LSITL.E )i kFESH Al.. A / - „ -NN (t)fI1 HA'I ) I 8OR>J A COF1 j OF MAKSP ANC 7H W. t&D A Tfl.E_sT L41 êer ______ : I T[ __________ , t1 __________ _______ __________________________ y in care of this newspaper. _________ -C . ______ __ _________________ ____________ __________________ ________ _____ _____ ___ _________ _____ ) __________ ______ _________ h . byQiic _ When - to Finesse, 'When Not __________________ glad he had settled for six, am He also isuted that 53k __________________ £ V X 9 h4 opening. He had a choice o f A3 finesses in the black suiti. " £AQ 5% LT SAGITrARIUc (Nov aspect of you through gentle prodd ing instead o making rude remarks then carry through intelligently. A few moments of -our time for one v.h guests is well spent Bc LT Jim' -lie also had a better 45:72 pta that would risk a two- AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb. IQ) Look out for that th er with foolishness yourself in order to we the most 'ralueble thft you possess - your life Silence is still polde rd alcoholic or poor driv p.iioulazty with mate in p.m Wo 4 K 532 a A K J I --I-. p ple who will lite y be Stars im pel, they do not compel. . 1i. 1- ______ _____ 5'" J 4 , Par' 24 14 Pu. 2 V I Pa.. 4, I'aas 4 NT .litii - It is AN T,WIPW4(G3! . f I . IF zz # ~ S._- ___ I —.111K -\\ _______ ____ T ________ _________ ' __________ __ tzsc 9r,j. a..rr ll__ A Thete was a 35 per cent -/ II c'' .- - I rr I 4Jj I I I___ 1D AVE. /'( J DT 'l ~1 ., ' ( Any. to take when you have Choice. -171 __ nx Tiwbidduh.sbvvn 114C " 1'tfl1 I effort to get to seven. rven thou;h North showed both ; It was. u When " South , ol" 's ALL A i's. Ti wm'oes' I I (n rA jour spades over your two I do -ou donow' ) Answer Tomu,to'. __________________________ moIsture 46 Glut I IbAInS. 41 Ge-rant's 1. 22 Kcgakd the sun 24 I'tenut.ct',,,d 4IOth,,,s,. 2 Mane suufas. s Sheaf 30 Cotton fats s 3 TI)' out 2 (jp.Iatsuns Si Ilaluan sit) 4 Fall 32 Fe-n-she . 115(15151 SOt*truct 3oP'smunun, saints (at-i 33 Medical (ab.) appeItsion I Inscribe 36 Muck 37 Ahmkn.s .; uu 15>1155 (lull 5678 J f 9101111 / ___ _____________________ ___________________ ___ _______ __ _ _________ ___ _______ I [j5 e 2 - —_1 WG WITh' I 36 ______ ____ ____ T i l NIGHTS LEFT 1 Wilt .3RLP.. ff1.1 41 39 40 __ SEASON iN5)$M'ItiI.,4 ____ 1 1 ' . _______ , THIS ) J .- - 1. _____ 42 y (".m ._ ~1111111111111111111 -11 y( 4?s'-; _______ - _____ 146_I' 5' - _____ 41 48 — ___ .40 41 7 Wj ___ J 14 '4,'! ' / - , - .. Matinees: Monday. Wednesday & ,sura.s, Post lImes 1:43 p.m and I pm so si Puey The Fabulous big P'ertecta CHARITY NIGHT TONIGHT 5 - ---________ 60 J I _____________________ - " 1 -M 5 (,300 0 ___ _43 I a , ____ ____ 1 __________ - , -K _____ ____ ___ I J31 i 28 yxg mrsu.stwr _________ ______ - ________ _ _____ _ ___________ i- ________________________ ___ PfA7 I, 20 19 - CAMOT Pf and What _______________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ .dkti I nat head s.ou'Oe OPCSs DAts.Y--s's(t.OI'.G lL' 31 Helper tat, 1t,.t.clid .1 D.r.a,us 1112134 =1011101 I '""" t. ?3 ) v U PU 43 'rp, 1)05% S r _______________ % Wist do ',uti do I Ausi bie tour spade-a. 'oui parlIw'r r'suW not bid user showing mucts Is a*rength no'.. TODAY'S Q%.TSTIOS ni Ldditt5 tkr-ie instead I .r-o 'rrtnrr tni ,podra look ed at dummy he was ftm IIIIUS*ItII 1JT i i ___________________________________ You. South. hold: /l.( ______ Pass 24 I Pam 36 - ç _____ I Essi South p_.. $1 _______ 14 Oswald: "South made no , '\ ' 1" f . . ______ SPECIAL 1ttI11 Z7Compasa poust 33 Lhtuz Jab ' - ____ - - 'Z' PgWA1 I Ti's'.sti'us dur,ction Ki=iN f T)tAr GAg6E'B blathb&r , i by ii Musical ___________________________________________________________________________________ TOLL? Tpt.AT 'FgA7 1v Jkt-( I -.-- ij Steak Have Our. iiv,,iii I? Male of feprung 34 W'shes* ilGiutted 36('uasai J2 Talusoiso (ga 'rtiJ . __________ to learn fitiesse and which finesse, if Actual1y ____________ . -:-. Cob'scr I I ___________ Still Of _____ S3Cutkoo o (.1115 15.55151' ___________ _________________________________________ Walkw a ________ __________ _________ gatIjrt.s ____ 0 MAUDE” LUNCHEON _____ I,'t5rci 37 Iktrs (Latui S Ft.hsrsg tur,ik ii Kii,ti of tP,,t r> Spbirs-i of 23 Fissure 1$ (halted U..'r 9 One being s to Tropical plant 40 Aat,nd 21 Mun',hi ab I g O,an 4.3 l,,ds,.at. 27 (;.11r,'s 61 Ac'nspiushrs II Carnrva s ___________________________ / 49 5t,'1se'al __ 19 ALUWI ___________ _____ "HAROLD and J kurdo,,s w I We __ 44lleundrrss1eI IS Day eon - ,(' House ________ ____ 1T21 46Caim,t i4I' uhdrnk ______ _____ PH. 322.3241 iso. S French ,. _____ 13 The dull 10 -- C .., ______ 'Grrrk god - 2:30MATINEE (ezceplSst..Sun,) COCKTAIL LOUNGE ___ ,,. _________________ oft,r'a . __________ .7 Mt draw trumps and then cash the aCt' and king of spades. about finesses. It is a lot Oswald: i _,qr I ,,, _____________________ ACRO.S El Ri*ltnt IPolynesuan 42 Samuel's teacher (at chestnut CO,.JSTRUCTIVE, usr ooe-ti- s.ay O 8PLJiP.JG LItSE MoJ) ' C) I yT3U CA1-.l' TF ' 14 Chum City titwald 'The play was to 'deal 'urth East South Jim of yow life is Largely up to YOIJt Gffr MY TO TillS iS ( T6APJ 9 A SAY so 11 Sic til e1 play and made seven." -S:'utti s'ulnrrshir with a What you make "Y BAG I trick set. lie tried the better as %* as your child may become another dreg of society otherwise. and make a grand slam." lbs ' A rtW OC 1"u-Es4 11J I ' BEETLE BAILEY - ding had limited his strength ose you is"s.. YOU I .. _________________________________________ PISM (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) You have both the a the willingness to tackle some imcuit missing aces North's bid. world of activity, so sohe It adniirably Why nile your aeit bcause you have a foolish moment this day Laugh 'a hen anti South knew that at best you feel e spcnthng eitrasagantl and you won't. would be on a f. IF YOUR CJULD IS BORN TODAY. . . he or the will be nesse." born ne th ng eo rall feeling of divine discontent and for that ren an easily South could pick ap become boats to humsn:ty, since his or her novel ideas CIII queen of spades he could dis. lift others fram a life of dcspau to the heights of card one of dumin'. s dia' te Ior. ucidactory as'ttutua. Ri3gs.us training is important nerly ncndi of -_- He. Yen N Y IXf V A Q .173 0 94 I , ..,,. PC s are raze pestle - use $41) c> ' —'---'----ri' . Sra!i fp. JACOJY MODISH ss 'W', • 5'•4r. cs t6' e road and keep above harder It' learn when not to when on ro '-4EE ' 4EP7STO we - u's your money - you don't neod out cipci4ivt I Pass SW chance to drop the queen If Pass SV I Pass Pass Pass Item. It didn't drop South could CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) You have small still It's the club finesse but f Operrt lead-• K annoyancea, but blowing them up out of proportion 15 _________________________ it di 'drop and South made All the tricks,foolhardy -take in yaw s"t and solve easily and quickly Otimaid James Jacob One you love Is in the doldrums, so do your utmost to IWIIIPSISI aj5w I % dispel gloom, but not at your own expense Be abjectis e LI2 SOST1JG I - THOLG"r _____ sorrn (n) better time to confer. '' in I'1r 211 l.e.,rn what others s J II - BLLS' V103 v7 SCORPiO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You waver between being overiy stingy' "-..,._- ________ I rxtreagant , ____________________ ____________ waste yow time or tpke other risks that could cause 3053 to I a Q rims it, make big mis$eI Gocter kttersyou may wnt, fov 1 • KQ)0(? pouft'le glaring errors i 4 J 74 the happy today. try and m.dlu.m instead. Do not trust the judgment of an adviser now who is not in his or her usual good condition. Await a "° __________________ _____ ______ Hodgepodge HAVE " UBRA (Sept 3 to Oct 2.) You have much spedalu- rd work to perform so be sure )OU do not permit anyone to to find Yoi ___ Aa lth yout mind. you would be wiser to tet cAught up on your obligation, and put yout house in better order. Carry through with what %-su know how to do best. Anything new could be difficult iighl now VIRGO (Aug. 2 to Sept 2) If you try to be forceful at home, you 'md tat; •uid bring argumants that are best avoided. Show you have pleasant manners wW poise. Get right results. Get rid of that y..nt of tension quietly ____ -! MW .111111 .-_.uyu.us____ RAW OYSTER BAR I&WS5Aht& IHTI&tILt ______ it lnl*pintivety Priceo in fact, some of my best friends bowl. And they're nice people. I confess I once owned m very own blue. speckled bowlln ball and had a goc reputation In the local aIle's. An my sister married a bowler with the family's bleseinga. ______ $lt 11:30 AM. 1011:00P.M. Frsday and Saturday was made known about them. A lot of nice people bowl: i S 111111041 an bass Sunday Thro Thursday iVhat bowlers need Is a new image. It's time the truth I ___ I /i øesi WE 4' ______ CALEFc) I -- i ar favorite Service From their T.shlrts, a can of brew close at hand and the TV set tuned In on the football game. DINNER I 10 3:30-7'O 5-05 11:30A.M. 50 10:00 P.M. Cramden Ires. in short.sleeved colored shIrts, w lb "Glick's I)e icatessen" curilcued across their backs. They lounge around the bowling alleys, smoking cIgars and arguing about who get; the nest beer (rime. . I home, - by Coker g, P.,n — FINAL 3 DAYS LOBSTER HOUSE For instance, bowlers are generally seen as Ralph s'' 9 AN CHEEGE A - iAil Ili IT ' --" thev slouch In easy (wEE t43h'N Awl Steve .i'wst. Color ________ ___ meats of society. --. - __ ADVENTURE "WILD COUNTRY" OPEN BOWLING BLUES-We're in the midst of the age of _ DiSNEY'S OUTDOOR NOW accomplishment, when we've conquered denture stain. mastered ring-around-the-collar and beaten the frizzles. M. - _______________ But Curate King was the biq winner of the night, with Jour Grammps to her credit for: the record of the year. the album a the year, the sung of the year and best fe male vocalist. Curate King, who :od a daughter. Mo ly Nora. on New Year's Day, ,is1l be touring in April. - __ - _____________________ _______ _____ frigerator. Neat e r and e receh ' .4 -i _________ center and then he vacuums It ma iuiy ii) With all that MY = PLUS AT$:4S ultJi a standing ot'atw'I . j -- i.0 • ,,.,,.,,.-..-. swimming pool. He has the family run around the inside rim to create a whirlpool. All the sediment gathers in the out, making short work MRS. .3..3. 1, f ou s Pmblem or solution homemakIng idea. Pet Perve, Polly' ll nirolled. J - mArs , ~) t .7%. _____ DEAR POLLY-A relative has a novel way to clean his dts In the future Handle any necessary public work wisely, though it may be somewhat demanding Keep cool, Jp ______________________________ thai hr beat out eveti the theme f,om " .me Sfort." The ur trlse u'lu a refreshing one, and Isaac u* cheered V/IP'C '.Y1 I ) 4 s_ % U_ easier than icoopin; some out of a bawl and putting tI Into a small dish.-MR,. J. H. with associate; and then reach a fine compromise for best s4tT 'fl'IE 4:1* ______ But still we harbor some fixed notions about certain seg. __ 2i N5p _____ 'I-' to his diet list. I started making up a large box at the dessert and then h>our. ' 4A'tP'? HF5vOTTRf' ______________________________ _______ _________ had a gelatin dessert added - "•. -; '" 7 on your laurels ______ ______ ____________ CIVSUI it, 1 AMI$no'I2.EvInf"Qt5)SO 18. Dick I Jars, When my sma'll son -. S I CCOVE '—'c2.'T4'5 - . P 1.~ I t .- DEAR POLLY-] have a g practical use for baby food '. ______________________ ______________ A -POLLY offense could be taken which could cause an otherwise necessary separstion. Be kind and maintain your cool said you are truly considerate of them. let others ARIES (Mit. 2110 Apr. 19) Get busy and finish duti es on band Instead of going off on some tangent that could really get you messed up. You riaed to control your tensp'lr in the evening, though, unse you might be tired then Rest __ ___________________ ____________ DEAR GIRLS-This was the method suggested by so dran sLlngs of different colors In the bag to so the proper bag of dean socks gets back to Its rtgbtlul owner. ________________ f H H TDTh ET7-4I' ______ __________________________________ ____ __ FC I O-4.4E can be laundered all together -MABEL ,i GENERAL TENDENCIES: Early W by ___________________________ -(j HAVE TO Gt HIM ThE El ,soEari,a,r' Siø PaU5 P:ees GLT.l.lEl.M() John and Yoko's visas have expired and John's convic(ion in England for marijuana possession is makinit difficult for them to win permanent residence rights, e hearing will continue April GRAMMYS—lsaac Hayes. Black Moses. wan a Grammy for hits theme music froni "Shaft." Mats were surprised ____ - WINTHROP by Dick C.vsW FIINESTINE the earth," may be forced to settle somewhere outside the hub. They're in the midst of a deportation hearing. ________ _____________ __________ ________________________ ____ Ii s.Imfi C e 'i, _____ _______________________ 2NITES Uusd.r It Ies#,,s ParseS t!t.n'V' I ___ ____________ -, - - _____ ______ ______ i 1AT _____ off and then put them in the bag so the sucks and bag from the CsrroU Rhbtev iflatitnie - WINTHROP __________________________ r ii For Yoko and John :R lh i ________ can solve t-. problem she has small safety pins and a small mesh laundry bag. Have them pin each pair of socks toge ther as they take them ' I' HURRY. LAST ________________ _____ ___ _______________ _____________ 7: IS £ 10:1 0 ______________ - It' POLLY-Marian pairs of dark socks for her husband and sorting some sons by gh'in; each male in the family a package ______ _____________________ ___________________ \145M _______ ____________ _____ - nit" _ (nE-lIVE, JOhN AND 'OKO7-.John Lennon and Yoko Ono, who refer to New York City as "the renter of - ____ ___________________________ ___ .________ _____ . 1/ _____- --'- TO TwQW HIM p, / _________ ____ ______ fe Dv4v.a ________ IV p. (4) (5) MovIes No Fun in Fun City P ' WITH C'JT AIlO _______________________ _ . . _____ _____ "OM .,'Ar(e. ___ ______ CAME u" WrTI4 A PLait... U! P11 TmPINtI , ___ IP.-S' ir WBI9 lake" __ ______ _____ . DEAR POLLY-! have ac' many of those plastic -. eggs that some panty hose come th and would ltke to _____________ know if someone has a suggestion as to what I th ___ fie V sj __________________ ________________ CO1J1.P iiJD THC T*4?TPR? ccav' rn t5c uv ____ 'f - ripj*u'i i 1 e 11:30 (2) Johnny Carson hOWl I:IS.4.H,?: _______ -- ____ coin.c' M's' PROMr V,,V4TIATc), tr.uctsia øtc.qer __________ •- ______ N N r ccrcar P4Tai 10 OU __ kl ______ &rc' oe M5f Bt.I gu,'jer';.. eur we ME :.. _______ I 4M ______ ______ ne White 4 '1 by Crooks S Lawrence rova.. i xsarw os.e a,' Black.'10 ALL Woman! 1 . Primary 11:00 (3) (4) (5) News I b'7Crooks S (lwrtflC CAPTAIN EASY ___________________________________ __________________________________ —. :sJLP i isr' 1.N.*Oi : ro..rr I 'si.w IT w*f' YOU , HAS ME PAJO - I ____________ ¶1414 .. 7QM ____ At. ALOWi5, J u ___________ \ \ \ ____ ______ ___ _______ L _ ~ MRS. S. could dn wl (4) WisconsIn ____________________________ EASY & r'ies us' ' '" ',°" 01 lp her track down role) to MD 10:30 (2) Deci si on '72 7:00 (2) Day' of Our Lives (a) Love is Many Splendored Thi * CAPTAIN isr''4 I,5NO'7 cow's., lucy learns the Identity la pair of bank robbers. calls Mannux (Mike Connors in a guest performance of his TV th he culprit's 10:00 (5) Marcus W.lby, (a) Wholi My Line? 5) All My Children I Accidentally, i flerun, 5:30 (2) CIrcuItowTl () l4awaii FIveO (5) MI :30 (2) Nichols _________ __________ Potty's Problem Calif., In a Randkln dune buggy and uilso visits with world champion driver Jackie Stewart at his home. 9.9:30 CBS Here's Lucy Consequences (5) Dragnet 7:30 (3) The Admiral (a) Glen Campbell () Password I I -- -- Johnson u cocfriver at Baja. ( 5 ) M.4 Squad ___________________ I- - - - race car, joins Johnny Jear:nIi _____ - iii that man of them do not hove rods to hang sh;rts on as they are taken out of the dryer. If they would use some ideas from women they would ceairJy be a lot better.- 1.S 7:00 (3) I Dream of I 00 (2) Somu'rset that are ccaiy not planned with the Indies in mind. First. when we are loaded down with hea vy baskets of wash, soap, etc., it Is terrible to t to get in the door. You have to put everything down. open the door, hold it open with your rear end while you hurry to pick up the basket and try to get in before the door closes on you. Why can't they have swing doors so that one could as they can usually get out' Another thing g in -- :- Squares I') password )0 (3) Nevs (4) Search for Tomorrow HE WAS 6VING SOME V __________ I LJ,6 4 ______ _______ to au (6) Wher. the - .j world's leading dfletente p01.3 tr EVENING 12: 00 (2) Jeopardy by Bowen & Schwarz ___ -IAPPENED AT rr 1 - OAA4 I m £1215 himself behind the wheel of an AFTERNOON __________ sesornemoneybutClintwtn2 to Jail for him, and piki back rdl)plJ(. the money. parlor, and an Pucci's Army recruiting officer. 5-9 ARC Plimpton, it the 16) Truth or 1HE FVLICE AtHLETIC I tO44 êw TO OURDU'1VI r— .i'arlousrolestonightcastheras Smnky.whilotryingtnhl'iehii Follies girls, a waitress in background. Seems his brother TUESDAY' Affair fl3O U) I4oltyw f guest appearance. Another nvei,tIeitiwycoeWentrateiOfl guest is (taquel Welch, whose the cowboys efforts ') train S 30 (7) litvvi (a) C,recn Acres (5) News o li) (a) Pfi"•s Century Is.) Family _________ 11755, las Aegelas. CaL 1SS. NOUN th1LLKLN uunr I'll I I- Taken from Will Jarrof famoulit FrnesUne ([Ally Tomlin) in a (4) P'rry Maton S! 00 (2) Dick Van Dyke Love of Life THE BADGE GUYS A (RI(W4G TICKET I ____________ Are 11cr Pet Peeve w \. f_S__i o (e _______ _____________ by Dowen S Schwsrt ____________________ FêtE 6XS WE ""' ________________________ POl.ICE BUTAUTV, I IW ________________ iess DEAR - I Z% a VL'.5e s.I "I - )~, making photo calls is well wins acceptance when he known, gets one herself, from corrals the wild horse, Smoky. 4 70 (7) I Love Lucy (3) Coin LallIl(irIe- ______ ____ A SLAB OF: _______ , I ._,1 4 _____________ I it Sn fi 0,#RIGHTa'$ CANOLL _______ 'fl -IT ME WAt ____ __ uvele. ea '5 .' ,: I _____ )I -___.J Z Martha playscnwbnyCltntflRrkleywho (Rerunt Mitchell, whose penchant for Lq33trangeyintowrlb'lt quickly (4) bewitched _____ ______ MS.. For a per.seal ,fy eacteor deaped. .Ureiatd h - BIT OP C4'./ \ A loUCi-4 PAPQI5'A_.A laugh-in One Lit. to Live 4.00 U) Munsleri C'orn.r Pyle Heart Is POLLY'S POINTERS _______________________ ched. Write I. AllY. Baa 11711, Las AageIu. Cat. (: _7Z) . - (oi.i. )D "O ILJ EM A LITTL (ii>) / -' 41 S THE BADGt GUYS ________________ DEAR ABY: That 'Peeved sourpuzz to me. pa ktds' to I sh my bon would ring me type. . . or even his wife's ciut rcport.s here Is dun, dun, dull! I'd welcome aythlflj to break monotony, Some people don't know when they're well off. I am a BORE!) __ STIlT I? BIRMINGHAM typist. Sign me. . . Bag I._. t ~. ~, I ,;~, t- \1iL.T 511 SO •j4 _______ iP (... JAZZ , POTATO ANDWIC*4S -Z IF " - 4;1 ____ ll fled ft it goes en, you' -- • _ I Vermeer by jj 5'l w. & Far kNNI ~ ___ I ____ VE f'ISC$LLA.., w'Th )J (/IrnA4 -_ (I) 111111L. PEAR PC3I.1 V-My Pet Pt-i've is with coin laundries £a.w, seed II (a Abby. 2 I i Ve 7ThJH4 I'm TtDO OLC % A A ., , ' — — m haeag less, sad you'll be eajeytag it sssee. yew _____ 5P f Florida Agri World 7,t)0 12) Today (6) News is) flomos flhi To 5:00 (4) Captain Kangaroo (9) Mike Douglas 900 (2) Phil Donahue (a) Romper Room 49) movies 5:30 (4) Lucy Show Dsn&i'i Place iouO tO 30 (71 Concentration ___ ___ i e legal age What tim! We M'. yose pka? Yosm feel btier V (a) 11 L r7DEW, h9L4r #S4PPEAED sounds like an old missing and r (I) - 4q4-t I4JEST ____ _____________ I I fat i. IS g r-1 --JKlr.J) MY, Li".1IY.J I iH San -I (2) (I) ____ - 52 ___ •. OF I I_.1 L f ~ _ ________ J ! " — 47 — ON WE' R. WARDROPJ) ON I' 1 by Al A'S POP ISCI_ __ 32 1 AT WE 1 I r28 Television Tonite I by Larry Lewis Bimo Bums p. k 7 --29 30 !' ____ GAME V.~~ C__ - -- I", " I i. — — jj26 t,Kma, BR. (bacheLor); WR. for widows,'. AV for avalha- DEAR BABYFACE: As li ` ____ — 17 1I 1 — _______ cuntr. 11 1% I "~ I 2 21 I _____________ _______ ____ 120 BEEN i? returr play a _______ ._.i':kJ wC4vS.,7zv,ai,&. f AU. W KiiE PROS STOPPED '%J $u'OUI.D WAVE played * ,. _________ 'I ____ — CLATTER starving Rodney (toni (a) — — ________ W Eaamplr: Joe Blo'.. M. M (eMed Mi's): !toe In an area where iS was COACH 7 13 — riEbt w -.\J __ 12 to ____ / TM r,os, bUT -.- ________ 1 5 3 4 - — . "the doctor,") I mEh NAVE / ' PTENTIAL. ' OPTIMlS1I. ER)S •i' 5E1 A hEW IWT$I. D C$GiATE \. Ss bE -Th £ -PARK .-..- - I ~ DEAR M.S. SCHWARTZ: U It's cqsali&y womea want. eoseeal their marital dabs. tnstrad. adopting "Ma.' es be WaWIed acc.rd*ig to they sheeld tastat that ifl to a "m-a has a THEIR marital dabs. (After kao' wb4ber Is a barhrler, married. dhroreed. a '.4do'ier. or jest ,wtagl.g.) smile pqs 4.AMPUS 1 of herd 4S3&ghi 1 2 by Larry Lewis / ___ the hated It. In college I was frequently asked what I wanted lobe when lgrru up Nr.w!arn 3:, and married los p)wsl. clan, and am itill asked if my "father" Is home when a patient enmes to the dour to I my hiaband. [I aimply and call ______ My bswb°r'd was asked by a waiter recently it his _____ "daughter" was old enough to have a cocktail. And that th as both hi-' kits of laughs when things like this occur. It doesn't happen q..'e en often now, but when it does, ft BABYFACE really makes my day. 50 '' "I _____ ____________ TX cARE W MAP.S A ________ ______ 9-11 nighttime icries inigue, _______ ___________ _____________ ph,nome.icn In tUnusu&l _____ _____ _____________ CLATTER sP.rvg mm. $u,, CAMPUS C 32 footb&fl sing __________ _________________________ ('lace (Premiere). ____ ________ ____ — j Dorhns ___ Bade of : ::\ 4* Ehibnions of to'.boy skiU 41 Scpsrsi 71 PesnoU rrc1 _______ _____ Youth Ira&iesa 4 3S Wrkm 37 Raiin broiizs corniMs _ ________ ______ ______ ________ ______ 4$ Ii D.rrwntar) _ I; Pre Vie u's m as a us a daily daytine duirnn. fl* ___ ______ Ti ?ii NR('W'icll Pri'rni.re A scandal and sniping, tjilq tin* arid a five.,enaon run on ARC. lIowlt,sg in th Wv4" A 3:304 NRC Return to l'eyton characters are the same, lawrence Casey tukei ovtt strange tale, with the serle llarrington role (Ryan howling of a dog entantly in It's back, surviving Grace It in the ndginal the background, The film rorrnce, Metalimis' novel, two rnovle O'NeaI with all t) serles and Ron Russell will be coltarta Barbara F4en and re the! ' Litr Hri Pat Mcrr * * * * * * as Rita jacks Ilarrington, and a sharp departure from "I Is Frank erp Iiv>n hack as ta'earnofieanni. They EiCarsnn,ownerufthe general very u(rtrn couple about to he divorced. Mysteries begIn to More. $9 CRR (Rerun) 'Joke." cropupwhen the wife returns tn ii P1eilyed Game WEEKDAYS her sinnll.town Iwo. to learn Morgan Woodwusrd Is tail in Docovs en. he is the title role, wounded outlaw her () Guiding LI'7I MORHIP4O the who emerges (rf,vri hiding DatIng Game hoping to find the daughter he howling of the dog. There's also (2) TV Classroom , Another World 300 (2) Almanac SunsP'r'e deserted 14 years earlier, and a btzarru account of a small Secret Storm 1rl's death . now has got the law still hot on II) ,lIm Mimi (9) Gpnerpl Hospital 9-11 ARC ARC Mnnda '4tht his trail. Sunrise Smesipr 6 70 (4) 3 70 U) liright Prcmise arid Martin's Movie "smoky." Feus Parker $9 645 U) Sunshine Almanac W)Nl)AV, AVRIL3, Ib'fl _________ ___ igh , Aprii i _____ I' Mondnj, rV lights h _____ _______ ________ Oprm ish.) ii Moles 4$ PsvnI (cofl.i OI*tii, is III& Ist4 uhtr s CO% Gtrlarui sb Eak L .1 Native metal 54 silly personI )6ttbrd G&rls I&.ds captures B.iit (LsW) L.s1 point 5 Wdgt.n. 32 25 WI*siipool 29 34 Uw f PrtIon DOW 30 RaoI finial 7 Distinctl y, 17Before . - _____ ____ _____ IS Ru Yliyyy ______________ I) P,cu1snti'p _______ ____________ ________________ ____ 1ir __________ 44 Pubfc far r*d.r * __________ e______________ Lauo p- ________________ le e ,, Y" 45 r icitz _______ - __________ iive. fl4P4 M3IIT PlOT P4 The Sanford Herald Hamlin VT. 4 ___ I'll, , IF ___________________ Pc •;;,, -- '. __________ A*bian _________________________ 1 P.44.d st VifP*)'l i] — I I )JT P inuffman )Fagv'irrd (IAUXI) Quwi M141 MUA (4I4' _____ "' by ALLEY OOP I / - . 4) . ________ 3 He w Ijw.,st I H.mIIn '.Tk.L! fl4&7'$ ' / Tt IT N _____ ______ _______ _____ V. T. ?! *coes I by OOP ALLEY ___ ___ ii ________________________________ i- — _______ SORRY NO MINORS AflFORD-ORLAflDO KEirsa cLL iQMdnnottholOdandohiiwoun ',si) _________ _______________________________ �----: ;:::ff-; 12- -The Sanford Herald WORRY CLINIC Monday, Apr11 3. 1972 L By George W. Crane, Ph.D., MD. ' •t$ Norma 1 at th raads. Now Is when sh. can Insure her future marriage against divorts! And also be sure of a good paying position from just on. year of the mast practical cotlogs education In America. So head Ben Franklin's ad- I - -- - P- 7 VCATt) 4AL 1aL.T '? - '- - -: Look,Read! Uy lions. And thus fhiance any tie. sired I beral Arts education thereafter by laItng night classes at the extensIon branch of their state uniCrane one year receis'ed that Sailelt. EnterprISe IllS en,) DirkIOn Rd anawisa to 'Joket". $b,taflflal reward 33) 4701 WANT AD - 1 hi - 'k Cranc she began. -I N t? i)r. / to -. a- - t. - - ' - - -. ______ _________ ___ ________ ______ _________ _ L - ____ ___________________________________________ _________ SEMINOLE COUNTY YOUNG REPUBLICANS newly elet.ted of (.er ,.re (from left to right) Cindy Newsome. corresponding ccretary, Diana Jarrett. secretary, Tom McLaughlin, treasurei, John Tillis, vice chairman and George Holleman, chairman. Club meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month t the Regency Club House. -- two S,.Ie pupelet. a mci old, male 5. female Lake Monroe area 3174).i74310 INFORMATION and also a Charm. purer machines. course in The latter involves how to dress and speak and he most Ihave benefited more froii her practical help than from all her ctirses at Nnrthsti. Indiana Columbia Univrcsitfrs! And I'm not okingl Bu naturally I'd lake ° cordial oer the telephone, be happily married some books et cia) She prepares my Income Most of those courses you My parents don't has-c can't grt even from 4 sears tas reports. n*ieh money hut they '° She is a superb book. on the Liberal Arts caripus! mbabb' pay mV epses kcr and can take shortRemher. there are also tor one year of cofltge. hand, though now I usually S positions awaiting ever And the,- want me to go aduate of the one-year dictate by means of a maon with mv education, but 1 bploma course at a Business chine, from which she can wonder if at would be my letters. Scl. the money to get on) OflC In ms vai-ied esperienec And 6 sobs speting to year at collect'. with d types ci colleges ssin eers malt' t,'r.adisatel What would mu it-cornBut st,' h students also oh. and uni'.ersities, I rate the lain better preparation for Business School firrt plare mend for rls lice me happy marriage than you for insuring a happy and HEED BEN FRANKLIN i.leris'e from the usual 4- sob exit marriage! can I kn mn rtturnt in kii se-ar Liberal Arts collr..e. Nurses Ct'tilegt -s conic nd edge. saul Bc'npmin Ft.iuk. For such girls can operate In my estimation as preprabest the always pays un, a ditheir homes on a budget, tian for warding dasidends.' acurvel they are espert at And the most pro6table So borrow the mones. ii ne- ear college education countrng. Them can es-en prepare necessar. and get sotirseif .t'u can now obtain in their husbands' income tas that one-sear diploma from .'.rneric-a is to enrol in a a good Bisiness School! aeports! good Business SchooL Send for mm 'Vccational And type his Ic-tie-is; ad. Fir such cofleges offer ii'u a splendid one ear site him on Business Lass, Guidance Boklet,' c-twins twn'year) di- and win him more friends or ing a long stamped. return (I5d also a promotions by their envelope, p1us 25 c-emits, and plan s- our future intellii Cbarm cuirw trainiig. office ploma. That diploma is based ______- ,-our study of Business Law. irsides, .sitrr the:. gradu- gently. r- Crio .ite Irin.i et en tl.at cnt' r.ar A-ST. .. -. Applied Ps thlv. Busie'f O. .w.raTwT .?'r).',tf'( I i'O • :1 nes Letter Writmi. Book- lPlo:na cuurst' at a hrst rate Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice can r.StI to r.',? tylr .54 prt.tl5( they keeping. Ac-eouiitin. opera. Business School, ______________________________ r.ots .%,l, ,-.e ..r4 f..r ss o s. mE: si.t'i __________________________ ______________________________ jp THE tion of mndern ofhce corn- obtain escellent paying posi. FICIITIOUS NAME NOTICE SHERIFF'S SALE c..cuit IN NOTICE IS bitW 9tSft that _ NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. (t'fl..fi Writ t't. ,.r'V• i4 Cull. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice .t'd $55 Pl*y 17 LortgwODd, ESP(,JIIOn 5%Ud Out o and UF3I' COUNTY. FLORIDA ___________________________ ,e.nirioIe Court,. Florida tv.. sei 0$ the Crcuit Coy?'? Cf CIVIL ACTION NO ti-UI FICTITIOUS NAME ,.c'it.u...t namer4 RONCHADO CO. S.mw.ot* COufl?r. FbI IdL Via IN ii. THE MARRIAGE OF: IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE NOTICE ISPtcfbygIwqlthaI I am and tpt *, intind to righter ad •..at dQ1 rn0.'.d SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. "e VICTOR NOEL woic, a p.er.y given IO9IQId in buSineSS at RI 7. Boa 530. rtam *itp tnc ClOt of he Crcufl oritaid Court t tn. 2'Ith day 04 Of CIVI!. ACTION NO. 71.725 Boa'd at County Conntsionsrs Ploland Rd. Sartord. SuminoIc (jrt, 5amino County. FI0r4 F,,iary, AD 1573. *n th.t certaIn DIVISION A VERNICE TURPOER NOEL sisill at S*minoie County. Florida. Can?y. Florida under the fictITious .cwdare *th tIe 0vl%,CflS 04 ,n'itie. DoW THE THE BRONX SAVINGS BANK. 00 o'CtOCt pm or as CommunIcations ., name 04 $m Statutes. To CHEMICAL COMPANY. A COP NOTICE OF SUIT a corra. '4ft11 as pOISibI•. Plantift. DV04OPm.nI Company. end mat i 1da StiIUt,4 S1OInt' 1*305 PORATION Ptinttff. - y$ TO v.CTOR NOEL Al II1L IS4O thi Intend to register Laid tame *4th tPt• VIRGIL H SMiTH 0 BA WHITE'S nd*1 _ Aodres.a Iowtng 0 P.s Clelk 04 ix. circuit Court. I.mlrvIt CIaIIOS MaIen AUTOMOTIVE STORE 0,$endant. GARY 0 TATE. .. al you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED County. Florida in accor-arce .altt' to" ci atc.'rj.ad Wr.$ r.ld D Mat'eit E.t'-jt.oq oenents. n ac!.ort for D-tSOIu?.3't An ord.nanci relating I) Ul tP.I PfOWI$I1S of the Fictitious C.riflCL 0 Ma$t* eas deIivt-rid to me as SPIii'I?$ Of Pr.pih$senf.I.digJ.fltI NOTICE OF SUIT by VIRNICE TURNER PIOEL,and r.g4atlortbndcen?rOIOfsbtiI0fle Name Statutes. To Wit: Section J.Mar 30.77&Apt 3. tO. 572 Seninoe County, Florida. and a .p 04 ServiCe In Seminole County, THE STATE OF FLORIDA levied upt The PoItc*-tn; you are reaurad t* s•rwi TO GARY 0 .ATE. an the US0 FIi4a S'atuln 1557 providing fur de teens. pOvldlftO 5' Gary C DeGaetanI described property OnPd by your erl?tsndilte.. if any, tort UNKNOWN SPOUSE of Oar-v 0 picIIvi ltJeiuIIt AIII 3. 10. iT. 24. 1512 for lIt 11W Csv't at PItS CiVil?! itidle. VIRGIL H SMITH 0$ A WMITE'S BRUCE 4. BARFIELD, Attorney Tate. f r'terried. t-A'014 residence ii 73 •rartcp,lui arid their ran,eals; bEC I Se,i-ihatC Cettp. STat. •f F101da- AUTOMOTIVE STORE. id • n. *i epsose a.ts ti Ter?TtS $Id OrOcerlv being Io-c04e4 Itt SlITtif1011 East Central Blvd Orlando. Florida prostdifsQ 101 You Sr. hereby notified that a SUIT IN PROBATE lTd the i?Intfl 04 SucM franchises Co-.,-•,. Florida. more prticularly IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT. 3dP.. tIn his been lied against yi in t't. rc ??r Ctz!t of: 32101. on 0' aa Iran 0rW'bcs3 II 0I10-ai: LuCilit P APPLEBY. SEMINOLE COUNT't'. FLORIDA CaI. ad tPtat you bndfi.ft..01ignII wifP.?'. Clot 04 In5thOd 04 op,rition of nsion 'tli,et; providing t tp. Deceased All tpt* fvrrit?&ffe. fulJtng, Fill Ifs. .rc Pteeut r.aulred to file your ' reIHsau.IP,mint of IIUtI,'OL. lTlvltDry, StL in triOs (slate .4 FINAL NOTICE af4wef cIth TITS Clerk 04 thIs Court. Wife's attoln.y. or Immed.ately the be prOvidiPtg squiRm.?'.? CELES'TE Ii KIRSTEIN. Niice 1 l"tTy Q ..rt That tIll $n(hOitig anti freare Small 10,1. a COPy thefiOt uport the &u othtrwite Øsft? will 4 10 rea,.'irem.nts for franchiseS; Deceased • .rid,r%.fw-d wii. t the 151 di of rad.at coe4rd, P0V$0it1 th method of operation 04 Plaintiff, or Plaivuiff's attoffley. et,'flt ID t?tt #ttt15 NOTItO TO CREDITORS in the p.t,t,on frartct-Ises. prOviding for elsosersam,eTdaddrISslI' SMITH. May, A 3 1173. Judge DI n0 the undert'WsId at Sheriff of SPRAYER TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Honorable Coun't WITNESS my hand and seal at SmlnoI. County. Florida, itS final Semir.eie County. Florida. to'iIl at Sanford. Seminole County. Florida. franchis, tees. riQuirtn9 trandSiSfl P9ULSEY. SCWWAL$E. 100 Barn.fl Bank CL&IM$ OR DEMANDS AGAINST PIICHOLSP01 prOviding a'nbulwoc. 54y$, r045rrt, acrc.unt •rid VWCPlO%. at 11 00 A U 'yt lIla 75th day c" Building. Jacksowilli. Florda. SAiD EYG'W4E: tn.t 23rd da, of March. Ill] hire: providing or penalties: YOu arid each 04 you are hotOy Ei,cuUr of the (Slit, 04 LUCILLC A 0 1573. offer for late arid SC tO the Board of County 32302. not later than Ma, 3rd. 1512 providInç notified arid required to file any If you tail PD dose. judgment map P APPiEBY. dn.,asea. and a? said Tht PtigPteSt bidder. tOl' cnn. ivbitCt ARTHUR H BECYWITII. Cmmi$tiner$ .t,th regulatory to brty and all ,iat.rig lji,ts. a' be .fiterd against you bc the rtlidf claims and demaridi hi(Pl you. or lime. It-.e-n arid theft, nave ap Clot of the C.rcu.t Court powers. providing PO4' Iebal con 04atidntotIesaidJudt1O? a trial ADAMS TRANSFER 1. STORAGE for demanded in the complaint The ofttser qf y, may hve against said Seminole County. Florida prcv%dIng iIrvCtiOn, settlement c-f II &dminstratlWt of 300 II Holly Avenus in Sanford, tlt being for estate in ttte otlite of Hon 04 saId $y Ellen $ft SevOablIITy. and plOvidiflg for an ndture ForCciO$u?C of Moregage en WALLACE H HALL. County Jiidge tad es'a'e. altO for bPl order Florida. the above dflctDe'd )O D4'pt$y Clerk i4tective dale I.OnaI prvperty 04 SemInole County, a? Psi otfic• in Cumbering the toIbowilig descrlbd d.sthatg'ng rI it SUCh Evicicor Bruce 4. BarlIeld ISEAL) That Said talC It be'ng mad. , the Court House in Seminole County. Dated this the 72nd day Of MirCh, property situate lri Seminole County, 73 C Central BouIe,ard Arthur H Be'ckwtth. Jr . sa.sPy The ltf5 *4 SAid WrIt Of Florida, withIn Iii calendar months 3. 1) *72 Florida. to Wit Orlando. Florida 32101 Itsi Board Clerk of ¶PIE ATLANTIC NATIONAL Fietujiori frpmtttefimeat?hefIrsfpubIicaIiOfl LOt 17. Blocs A, FatOwship AdltlO Afl0'fly for 04 County Cemmln.oners John E. Polk. 113.1eV. OF .IACSOP4VILLE atIhltnotlCe. Eacticl,aim or demand Flo'ida. according Put,1,5l1 March 7?, April 3. It. 17. Seminole County. dumb Sanford. arid for Sn.qitf 1, S JESS * TALCCTT to the Pie? thereof as retarded In must be irt writIng and contain me Florida Seminole County. piece of residence arid post office & Eat-Cutor 04 11W Fiat Book I. Peg. 3 of the PublIC DEB 121 - Pt.hhiSh' AprIl 3. 10 it & 31. 1577 Florida Ittalt 04 Records of Seminole COuilty. addressoftPWcI.ima'daftdmuttbl DEC a PbIu5h, April 2. 10. 17. 24- 1573 LUCILLE P APPLEBY, sworn to by the claimant, Pill agent __________________________ Florida lIt the Cavil it the Cewity 0,'csased DEC 7 WITNcStmVhandand?t.5.HI04 or at'vcrw'y. or the tame shall be S.mboale Cevilty. ______________________ Slate if Fllflda. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE -- IN PROBATE !TENSTTTOY. DAVIS vOid said Ccv." St Sanford. Flor4a, html EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII5 Wm. Vernon Kiralein I McINTOSH day at March. 1572 re tPse (Stale o4 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Ilor,4 State $riu .* Eaccutof of sad Estats Sean HAROLD A APPLEBY. COUNTY. FLORIDA FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 5i,ite 77 PubiltIt March 12. 70. 71. April 3, ARTHUR If BECKWIT*4, .11 Deceased CIVIL ACTION NO- 73*3 FLORIDA an'o1d, FIc'Ia )37?l 1572 CLERK OF THE FINAL NOTICE DARLENE ADAMS. A'Of?*p'S to' Eir 'c' DEB4I CIRCUIT COURT Nt.c, 5 hereby gwen that tne P,ttioriO. CIVIL ACTION NO 72-Il? PubiSIl April 1 '0 Il & 31 1572 By, Martha T VihIin the tat day of __. .,'iCg DIVISION $ DEC Deputy Cleft May. A 0 1572. present to the LYNDA DARLENE WEBB a ta IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR -- SUIT TO QUIET TITLE PyblisrI - April 3. IC, *7, 31. P577 Ilor.oraole County Judge of LYNDA DARLENE DARBY. SEMINOLE COUNTY, tLORlDA ELMORE arid P-ONCE 4. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING DEC S Seminole County, Fbovidj, it5 final IN CIVIL ACTION NO. 73*5 Respondent. ________________________ CITY OF LONGW000.FLORIDA MARY C ELMORE. hit eife. return, •ccount arid vouchers. 05 CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. NOTICE OF ACTION Pia,ntlfts. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Eae'CutOr 4 tIC Estate of HAROLD TO LYNDA DARLENE WEBB at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FLORIDA a polItical subdiviSiOn *1 NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN by A APPLEBY. deceased, arid at sad THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL me State 04 Florida. ° a IPH' C'tv Council of ttit City of time. then and there. malt' ap Plaintiff, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE LYNDA DARLENE DARSY. LengeoOd. Seminole Courtly, MAYFAIR PROPERTIES. INC .a piICatIO.'ltoth,ta.dJtidg.foraflnal COUNTY, FLORIDA Council CIII unlncorporalpd association. and all 1550 StuOar Florid., that said City settI.rnrtl of iS adm,n.ttratton Civil AttlO. Na. 72.251 THE STATE OF FLORIDA. ii aL .rir.i.ri eh ma, c'.a;rr. or Reyi,.ditiurv, Oe.;o Pioldapubl.ch, aIingOiltPb, OufltIOrt 1,111.41 Defendanti 0' d 't' SUIT TOOUICT TITLE 10eSt Iau, due Clam that a NOTIFIED ARE YOU of amending Ordinanc' N 113. d'5CPtaI'9flP it as SuCh E,ewtr ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WILLIAM H. PARKINSON. InC Maytar Properties. -. an unitt to Adop4 arid Mate Foreign Pttitbon "Eshibit A- SCPØ.jle 01 Dittritt Dated thil the 72nd day cI March. Divorce D.c-.a Florida Judgment Plaintiff, TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA. (urpofatt-d assoc.aton. Rpg-jtat.ont ty Vt.. aOJt,on ci a AD 1572 THROUGH THE STATE AT vs Defendants ir'idOtP.el Rel,f has bests at Divorce d'itrici cla.l,cat,onto be as THE ATLANTiC P4ATICP4AL BUNCH, TORNEY FOR THE EIGHTEENTH H BUNCH APeD NOTICE OF SUIT you a. N you end lied a7aintl "PUD' lPlarnad Unit Orveop BANK OF JACKSONVILLC H.Tf arid - JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF SAID hiS w'fC, arid V. 5 TO MAYFAIR PROPERTIES. 'eQured 10 servC a Copy at your man!)." Said d.strict is Intended o SEVERAL By S lESS W TALCOTT THE - WHITE. isis wife, it living, or If STATE. an unincorporated any, to It ørt written *efenlet. if encourage the development of land INC PROPERTY WNEIfS, TAX At Eit'CuIC.. of CONRAD, anyoftteabov.nameddefendants parties unirboen assoclaiton arid all WILFRED H Cs planni-ci ttelghbO'PiOOd corn tIp %tt-tt- at PAYERS AND CITIZENS OF THE h0 ma, cIam j P4t- OuC Ia.m Pet,t.on,r satloi,isy.wheheiddrl-tI are oic.ased. then his or Pio muintirt, encourage fif'i;ble and HAROLD A APPLE CITY OF ALTA.MCNYE SPRINGS. wiknolhelrs.devslet.WOatteSor Is Post Office Boa $14. Cass.fb.rrv. CTHtYC conrepli f lit, ptanrt'rig. and intt-it in Mailar Properties. Deceased F .fltiV5. and all Other person. or FLORIDA. INCLUDING NONInc • an vn'ncurpo'a'*'O 32707. Otto' 0i401, May 2nd, preserse the riahj'st amentlis YOU ARE HEREBY IvoxIrIro STEPeSYROM. DAVIS 1173. end PitS th original with the purties claiming by, through under P E S I 0 F N I S 0 W N I N 0 SI1C and Op rc.r.Ii'rig t(t"iC lTd JBJfT TO M.CINIOSH PRC.P(R'Y O or against them; •s all poles or that a iii? to ourt title hat been clerk of this COvrl either be4o 't•nc'.c-'e'cp-area1. accOmpi a Florida Stat, Baits TAXATION TP4tWFlN. AND ALL orrions hviflg or claIming any IefViCt- on Pret,onsr's attorney or more C.$ufabIt ,flti,lOnm,nl. brot4Ptt en the C,rcuut Court f ' Suil OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING right, title or interest in and to the Florida against IPTId Semindle Count, Irn'nedatl'lytlefsatter, Of!ter'wit a OrOvide Icr sri t'$ficvrlt . IN Florida 37771 ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR premises Involved In thu ijiI, you arid lath of you claiming an default *111 be entered against you resulting in tnsalier rtiteorts Attorners for Etacutor TER (ST IN PROPERTY TO BE Defendants P01 th• relief demanded Itt tIe utilItieS fld streets arid thertOy estite. rIPIt. title or intirelt Itt 3 tO. b? & 21, 1572 AFFECTED BY 'HE ISSUANCE NOTICE OF SUIT P,It.or. toueqirig Oevi4oprnpr't aria houj%nQ lvi' upon the follOwing dtUr.Ded Publish April BY SAID MUNICIPALITY OF TOQUIETTITLE S,n.',31. WITNESS my hand and ttt,ssaI of costs, arid p'o..oe en eny.ronmerit real properlp stualed IN TIlE NAME OF THE STATE OF ODLIGATIONS HEREINAFTER this Court on 70th March, 1512 of SICOl, character compatible e:th Count,. Flida tO WI MO P E PAR T IC U LA PLY FLORIDA' LOt 171c4 FRANKLIN TERRACE. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ICiICV't COtgt Seal) SurrOunding AreAS Tt.e DESCRIBED, ON TO SE AF. ARTHUR H BECICWITH. JR. To The Defendants NOTICE ISPI(R(BY GIVEN that mntted *,ttt.n tIrt It'r,ct shall be according to the Pta! thereof 55 WAY IN ANY FECTED N H BUNCH and BUNCH, AS Ciert of the Court by o'v'iie 04 that Certain Writ Q4 primarily residential in Character. retOf.d ill Plat $001. 3. Page 7$. Pus tofearidV.3 WpsITEa?-.d- THEREBY: Public CCO'd$ 04 SeminOle County, E.erut'on i5SUC, out at 2nd under ii co,t rictuidna bI not 'Irrited t You and CCCII Of you are Iterchy WHITE. his wife. If Ilivi, 0, if deed ?P'e seal of the Circuit Court Of As Deputy Clerk residential unitS UlCivong single tloida required to appear art the *5th day (if to his or her unknown hun, °' are PlOeby regured te fit' Orange Coirntp.Fl.Drlda. veRona final 5, WILFRED H CONRAD family detached doe!l'nQa. leo of' April. 1572. at p.00 o'clock AM devilses. legatees or gronfoes lupornent rendered in the aforesaid Attorney 101 Petition., lamlIy dwellingS, and multiple your Answer or other written before the Circuit Court of Seminole all Other persons or parties claiming court on the 5th day Of Ft'tiruMy. Putt Office B family dWellingS. (PIIJ?chus. ndol. 0efen$, pursorsail, 0? tip pOot at County, Florida, it 11W Courthouse Dy. through, under or again' tfteqn, A D 1573. in that certain case en Casselberry. Florida 37107 COmmunity 01 CI, bvlI*itg$ and tClnev, to'ttt the Clerk of 'Pie Circuit Sanford. Florida. and ttio* cavil Court, LgnI,enttt J,a3.c,al C,rcu,t, i. t, t, p ITS Publish *'ii IC smitIr p,t-iic .r ,,.y 11Attorne,1 t, r.ecucr .ieiy IPie prayer of the Complaint t 'itI IrIC ifla'n!ifl, t-s Jose*l- B Fr.e it DEC All parties tac..l.ri, cpmmtr(.af or reta I uS,t. Serr rtDl, Count,, F1' 4a filed in the above entitled al, D,$endant, wh.(h aforesaid Writ CIlimiflO any right, tiete or Interest Including Offices and Cl,nict, an4 CourtPiluse in S,a"Ord Florida, afId meat IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND f be granted proc,d'gs should (pujion was delIvered to ri arid to the following described providing rrcwisic'rit reguta' ing tO 55Vt' a copr itereQ upon SEMINOLE COUNTY, FOR th, Obligations fPirir arid P1. ''ff* atlomn-e, *f't.t ra", 5 ,r.ftol ,e" ot Ctrtt1. FIc,,da 'cm,r 1 y, trualed in Scm nohe tame pro(..dlngl detc"bed •d 114 lviio*.n; FLORIDA h*wC .ev'ed County, Fiu.da Publ,t hearirig Will 0 held In the '. C WINDER (iCCDi.E. JR - i,,l Case Ne. 15.454 the itsusnc. thereof, firm Cf WiiIde'f'wPedIe, Ha.rtes. described pr000ty oe'ndb, Joseph ICLEN A DAVIS, Bep.rw.ing at the SW corner of bite City Hail. L0119W003, Florida. on vai.daled and onIirm*d, 541f B Fitte & Shirley A Fin,, said NE 'a of NE '4 e Ybtyriday, AprIl 30, 1572. ai 1 00 Ward and Woedman. P A , F 0 Bc. iplf%t jff, obligation. consisting a $US.0 $10 Winter ParS. Florida, NOt four property b,,r.g located itt Seminole TOwnship 31 SOuth. Range 75 East. pm, cv as soon tIwcee•tfr • Revenue Notes, UtIlity Ta. Count,. Flcir.da, incite palIcullrly ROBERT A DAVIS. n.m East '00-, IfortI 235 i. West r*,ti'tIl, at OPiC'- limS irttOlst,d than tP.e tPIt dl *4 Apr.I. 1573, m•turing in bIte years lVfl tP,rouP part.eS P01 and against the p'_.d thOCn setting up It'S eslate, right. tO beginning, con South s.cb.d as POliCes 3*' 500'. Defendant 1553. beeiri interest if not t. IntuteSt in Or lien UPOn lP.s talnlnglaven 17)acresmofeorlesl P545 Ford Slatiori Wagon license zoning changes will be PtUrd and NOTICE OF lUll coed rig the legal rate tar salc atove described psopuviy clan-rd of you. am. noified l7Wi3 III.' No 1744471 ID p each You, arid 'net 1.on taken TO Helen A Dais otlgator.s, a more particular 5A7$zl33l5 10 pie! title tø tr.ato,c Suit a TP.t Pecti '5 'o be Pit,l,I.hed ty U tou ar'd should r., fal 0 do Sd te' ARC HEREBY NOTIFIED desu'phon of sad Obligations behltc otid the undersIgned as Sheriff cf that an action fr modifIcation 04 descrIbed property has bean tiled posting In three III public places oefCeaIt vOl-erR will tie entered ntaineO itt the Comotaint flIed it are reqvlred to Sen-not, County. Floc,da, e;II at DiC hat been against you and you of I, oi';.000 agaInst you ,itP'rt 'Pi. Ct Decree 17.151 proceedings usl'TN(cs r.-.. P-aria and sea' Of It 00 A U on the t'l' cia, f AprI. Final against you end you .rc serve a cow of ,o' An.wr to .a p,.i. v's-o r' ', sari Tee O'de' to Shoe Cause sisatl 01 ,arilo'd. S.n..i.. C.t a r 04 g,'n.rei A 0 1,13. offer for sat aIi4 ii IV your Iilaint,ff 5 altcifry, EMNE'H F. lord si-raid, a r.i'toSp a copy of pubIlshCd in the manner reoulr.d Dl Use highest biedo, for cash, sublect required to serve Tharp RICHARD OSWALD. Rradfard. Oswald, circulation in said Ctt, 04W (I) tin- CWtttv, florida this 14th dew 04 ., - defensas, if a?.v. t II on Section 7*05. Florida StatvtN. It tO any arid CII tiling lens, if east fifteen tIS) OCt's Prior t tite MJ,Pt. 1577 H, ADAMS, JR. Deleridanf's at. &Fle4ch.q.33IN.Ma1l.AvonuL The5,anforduefaid.an.w50apltOl (SEAL! Frgr.? tWcc') 0'c1' f ttte Seminole torne'. wutose aooress is apt lasl Dm1140, Florida. and file thi time of the P-tjolic i,e.'n. •eneral cIrculatIon In sill ArlPu,i? hi Be(kw'lIt, Jr tPq County Courthouse in Sanford, Clerk 04 office 04 tPis DATED fIt'S IT1PI day of March, $*re04, Post Off .c. b15 Original In ItIfinicIpalIty, published in Sanford Clerk *1 Circuit Court me Circuit vjrt fl 0, before AprIl Florida. the above detcribid per Robinson A 0 1577 , F loida Florida. Seminole Countt' lie the 21,I?12;04Mf*lsuthea191tleI04 5 - OtytIe P lI'iomat. beIng made to before AprIl 34. 1517. and f DONE AND 010(1(0 at San Bt (llprt SCOtt as this Court 11W COfltplaittt *11 be talen TPIaI sad sate I. CITY CL(flK or Tilt original with the Clerk f fard,ilstheCcuntyefSer,iiftola5tatf DeDvt, Clerk SatiSfy IP. terms 0' Laid WrI C'tp c'f Lo'.ii*'cicid Florid. Defendant's confesSed Of Florida. this 14111 day of March WE W1NDERWEEOL(, JR This r.Of,ca shall be pt#til.Itied Liecyliori S OSEPH DAVIS. attorne, or immediately thereati,r, 1577 45 'riderwe.dle. Halnes, Ward Ipur iii consecutive Jchtt C Polk. sac, week f ESQUIRE thf*t5e a default will tie entered $ P095? 1 DykuS end W000mIit. PA. Sheriff STENSTRO-Y, DAVIS against ,vv to' me rel.et demanded weeks In it.. Sanford Herald. CIRCUIT JUDGE P 0 Bc. MO dayofMarCPi. Wn, Semie County. Dated rh'S 33rd 3. M:1P4TOSH bItS FeeltiOts .5 JOSEPH DAVIS. JR., W'fRtir Park, Florida Florida riurida State BanS WITNESSmVhaTdanOtPI,1uSl04 ICIRCUIT COURT SEALJ 5TEPT10M. DAVIS & PuoisIiM.ar 3O.77&Apr 3.10.1573 PubtItltMarChZl.AprilI.IL17 1571 titis court art March 73rØ, AD • P573 ArIh,if H $e(k*lttt. .r McNt 05.4 N'B Ii (.0k f 'I, C 'Cut Court . PEB ill Seal) AttOrheyt bar Pta1nt.If Semincie Courtly. "tofd. iovoa 3717) -------oi I th'oe acay MSf' St Ellen Scott iui'oVA Florida SIale Bank k.IIe 32 Arorneyt ear c.ty By' EUon a nI' ad t-d re-n Se. ti.rri ,'t'-.r .• Ds.'?y FlorIda 3217 Deputy Clerk lungw'ood. Florida owners for vs. Sqer r'.e.Jee Dv' pubilsis' March 21. April . i. it. witha His aaId Want Ad Dy calls-Ig P-ubllsn Mar. 30, 37 4. A(%. 3. 1572 3. ID. I?, P577 PublIsh M.r.71 & apr il '. 5) u t(i,l •'r'r.s asv'n f, n-mi, IØ ptace y'ub.IsPi £pI 5 1573 to' a '33 3411 i'd 1572 OEB50 *t DEB 172 .ç:.rii DE'I DFB _____________________-_____________ ________________________ . , -- .'' ' ' - ti - BILLY GRAHAM -. ' - ByOwner. Pfew three bedroom liotse Total electrIc Fully car prIed Two baths Located outside . Suburban ISc a line 21c a line -. 22c a tin. - 3 Bniruvsmt. 7 bthi, large paneled famIly room. dOuble ca. port, deep rlI for houSe Ind i,ard *1111 - ,' BuSiness Opportunities Intertions-No Change CIty limIts All eafras Pay small eqvi'p St-c by appoIntment, only 3730*01. ___________ TROUBLED? CmlI Tot - For Consecutive - -- Ol'I'OhltJhuIYshOCKS .ine you 3 ncen 115.1 door to $11 atIf $&3 $340 s' • 'rntter stt.m ti,iC mortau,. SECOND INCOME Payton Ideal Opportunity for marrIed woman to build secure businesS while conlrIbuting to family in come. Write Rawleigh Co., P. 0. REALTY Phone 313 1311 1445 Hiawatha Ave alliS) - ' bIos 7447. Mernpl'ils. Te'fvt. 38102 (11.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 7 - --' _____________ - TWO BEDROOM near tn. newly paInted, assume SIS monthly Instruction payments with 13.100 down __________________________ Jackie's Swim School OertPtO0fl Heated CLASS I FICATIONS 377 2333 Harry Writer. 323-1371 ______________________ -4 1 Male Help Wanted 13 ' '1-Lost I. Found Gm-cal wo'vrc'. It sri or older for Will train, not Mill Well 3-Persona Is 3-AnnouncerTients rn-Cards of Thanks I-Fin. ncLa I To pick up eggs at area fIrms. and deliver to processing plant. Oc.) casional Saturday work. Bors,s and IncentIve plan, group lsospitalltatlor'l andotlier b.neflts. Apply Pinebreell Farms, South Sanford Ave. Sanford. Employment 1)-Male Help Wanted 14-Female Help Wanted *S-Mate.F.ma$e 1 - Rentals Lak- Jelillie IligIllallIlPI JusI 7300 down and 580 per month II guahlfl.d.iandlbedroom models Bait In city 701) Santa Barbara Drive Top pa'. Eacellent benefits. Would consider salesman wIth eiperlence Inline other Ihari aute. Apply In person to BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN. 321 S. 17.52-. Sanford Men needed for nursefl work. $1.55 training pay. Call 32)-IIS4 after $ 17-Dom.stic-Child Care f 'I I ORMANCONSTRUCTIONCORP 373 0217 Phone _________________________ sOhrTlfIP,l YOU ARE MISSI ii you haven't tried a Want Ad 1st if y _____________ i I. _ - 25-Houses Rent Furnished 31 SIDE GLANCES HousesForSal. Sanford Realty -. .-, Jill Sr. I rrn,PiA5i Lii, II? 13)7 - Call Stenstrom 24-Mobile Homes Rent 27-Resort Property For Rent 21-Business Property For Rent ?5-Wanted To Rent Real Estate For Sal - I if "'I '° Vf ,, ,j :s ' ' ' - For Sale 22-Farms & Groves 35-Income & Investment E.perlenced machine operators. Apply Prattville of Long'n'o,t, 300 l-flgPtllne Drive loon's Plumbing'ba m.Io2p.m. 171 1441 SEMINOLE SPOIfTIPIG GOODS in-rum Mcr',r P. fnor . 1-i • '.4 • ,j p (ont.gr.fr.l'nls welcomed' I. tIlly 10 3 A ,'' '. Ii 4I _1_, 'l 34-Businets Property 37-Real Estate Wanted 3 337.3105. Mothers helper, live In, care of house and C?lIIdfSf's. Pirmanerfi. J32 Recreational a- - _____________________ ., Io't - 4 ' n. ------ Male-Female 1$ Help Wanted 42-Boats and Marine Equipment Se.uth 43-Camping Equipment d.-Sports Equipment Park 30 West iilocated in frIendly SANFORD, 6 BlOCks West of St. French AvR. on 20th Oily 3 to 5 minutes to all waio voc. Stitool Grade.. Eleven different fields, starting at month, plus allowances, call your Navy Recruiter 44700) Sales $ I-Auctions 12-Wanted To Buy 53-Swap And Trade SI-Equipment For Rent 35-Miscellaneous For Sate 55*- Household Goods *4-Antiques Merchanditg Ano Office Equipment SI-Ma thin.r' Sl-S'ore And Tools 5.O-uiiding Materials Il-Lawn And Garden Equipment 5.2-Uvestock Ar4 Poultry 13-Pets And Supplies 14-Clothing Wanted Man & Man w.High School Diploma. Over 411aM to th005() call your Nsvy Recruiter 121-lOOT Orlando, 17 llc,la*i, ItIr SATURDAY NOON IC START OR CANCEL VOW AD NEXT DAY. SAT NOON FOR MONDAY. SPANISH CONTE5MPORARY MACP4IPIFS, Rr.$ a new Olivetti L,ectr.c for 110 a mortlb, 'pply rental toward purchase i *.lPl G.''j. Stuart, 173 0't' t'Sfln 0''.- I' P',r.rt. foil fri. ADlIlPer, I ni'l i. -. . f5 S'S Vt ie vi hs.manages to grow CARNIVAL 1 v-tI 4414 old at all!' 55 y Dick Turner 1_-_ -- -F I PIA N Cl N G--- vrs AdultS - P40 P•I 114 *. 2nd St FHA IerstTW7s from 17,600 Model Open Ito rn tolprn _____ - HousesForSal. mb.. tvenings FH41-VA--PHA 111 '001 SANFORD PHONE BALL REALTY INSURANCE '01 CWesl Itt St 373*44; K ULP 407W lit SI PP. 333 23)1 323-4670 or call collect flS 4370 Orlando C A WHI000PISR,,$ROi((t!. 11154 Park,Sanford 7775551 NigIll)?) Ill, wan't.rt. 'i.i AUSTIN DEV CORP. 31 Altamonle SpringS, Fla fbi Academy Manor 2OO Down And as lOw at 170 pm, rnorilh atl per (efli for 340 mOnths .1 yOu QuaIfv under FIfA 23$ th&1!LYADAMS I gave at the IRS!" . • biy Sell trait• BRIDGIS. lOi 31 HousForSaIe 33 SEE Us foe a MODULAR HOME Large lot *4th citrus, swImmIng and fishIng 15.000. Terms,l miles Anywhere Within CIty Limits. WHO CAN QUALIFY UNDER NEW FHA 73* PROGRAM? We are building new homes now of you' choice, land I bedrooms, l't baths Not in housing develop minIS See if you can qualify REALTO,4S 377 7171 - - 373 018* 7 Bedroom, 1 bath, Kitchen (gulp., Carpeting. Air 7, No QualifyIng, $200 Down, 10 Yr. Mortgage, 112 Month. Ph. 327 7351. 33 Lot& Acreage____ Now 5 Remaining P,rmanent traI,r teemS Call Bud IbIS, e.(flI,nl Walker Realty Johnny - F' 114 5 J'LL i,'T (,'i MiD tsrr 2R teiepèsone: 3505973. in FOR EVER'(GNE Tb., following businessei are listed for your ('' / ' convence Permai'bent residents arid newcomers - - "1' will find this director's the most convenient and up-to-date way to sol'ie e'eery problem. AirConditioning r,p ,,,",, Glpss.Mirrors_- (md loner Sale, Si',, rwu'rl tituirt't. Vt Sen it '.13.115 A to m'va Mw',, -' carpentr.. nter-,r, jfl I0O Rpi'.ii'.b', 3 than S hours running 52*0 455 IllS Attic Insulations '.tfl 14TA ian IAMIIY '.:' ,', I WtJ.Ttit'S SANFORD trt5jlt ns S 1A?ING -.-'f.t..• Practically ne* HP Sea King Less .30 '$'li4. - 1T101e1N,, S .5., .5.. Ni.' I 'i'm' I) hi iIensu.j,i,q.11 'ci ,r' Ill 'ir, Spe " LA McClajsanan. Ca.tr actOr 1147 ...',, , - 5., w.tN'ts,'' ","it uJ, b i ti - 0 in The Sanford Herald. You'll find that many people want your equipment and will pay cash for it, So loin the moneymakers, let a Sanford Herald Want Ad go to work f or you, Ill -__________________ u' . 'i ' )nt aevuinlmant 1'i'.. "is . , ., ., p.,, i • ,''iJJ . . : _______________________________ ' iJ Crean 173 %J.'It,,r'J et ' ,., - oapaar.. C $34 tSPt 'iilil.Vat 5413 I wit 5 5 ' 41 LaundryServsces "I. .534 cA .en 'i4 -il .tt., 'it Ci ., ' i4 ., - L .4 s'i , *e 'ii,, r .'., '1. • -' 'S.' ',t't u' .O11.7,tAI B,.,A1,t t Dali 132 fIN , ''7 Well_Drilling ¶ 5 P. ."i s' Ota. i . ' 1 ,,w,ui In3a. Ave. 133 II .imevl.ng the,, f4in,,,I t5U,.I 4171 Your Direct "I. I I The 5awh.r 4.r.ld en Wtienotday lwleICaI.calIy Cs elated ti Them mOats PSUILY BaRGAIN 45*5 SICTION trial. *5tvi$,I4 loan sOda Pi.e*aI 14, Ql homes n the area AJ.,rI11,s sk,,ld '$Cfud* hut i Ai4413.i (ii 177 - ,,,,_,.,.,,Tratler Rgntals0i,,,,, ________________________ U HA'L TR.iL" ' D i. i4l cs P N ,.0 ,_. .-Iiii.,.,-.j. " ' 1' 4sj a C" ,u EatingPlaces I .._ Sa's'ij A 4.t,r IIi.y, hid Seinue*n Bite 'eraun.alje,,l Tat leri.c* Call I kale -SN )i if I ti'.q.) I','.nce Donceo. surest 4.14 11.45 or $2seo Rh M. Harrison All ad.erf4sea ,tift%It,'. .5 if and (IOir TVServtct Ceramics .N" - -_ p_i', I .i .5 '. 5' - i3'I'( and Larger . *PI.L O11Li,''i,, Itrttg's. *J1I Spc',ii 733 Get In On All The Action! Line to JOIN Sanford Hera 1(1 WANT ADS Sanford Ph. 322-261 'I Orlando Ph. 831 -9993 i . SAt, ON Look at it this way. If you're no longer using those binoculars, sell them with a Want Ad ii Osesomir torn. ttit ieWlOOli n. ester'or, "*OO.ie hun'relSo,,,*Dl* rates Pres'., '':' -tIii,, ..'.,' i'*'ll!'S 1j - 0. ior,sv 54.5 'uavI.e. C I I St.ild,ng. PncomeTax :11 A I t.54I,. ltk.SUTV 1 P' Iti..i n I SIllIftOJ.1117' ' .. S O1.4,e 'It Seritces ndoo,. 4. $34 1445 or $24 *147 4, " il'..',' .'i,.ru,., r.e" '.4t i. " , Qr Beauty Care , . ., -'-3,' '' I) 1153 In 11'rj"i RtS,ivnt .1 .iui.J ':"I"n'c'5i .tt, "e \".".i A-s,''', 5f ft 'u', I:) )4;l 5 i uq'i,,i, .5,, If - . -... A.,,'.,'.,iL I.O %'t li '.41 'u 373 , i'InS 1:: i413 .4.'.. - ' .-' . __________ , C".,ncn Paradise Pools Auto_insurance_ . ES NC' 3r'.'cei 'n-Inc. 113.4 room Ljn'f*d I.ict 4i.,ning Carpet ,f Sjnfod 32) 3s24_ tiutomotiveS'ivic! Saturdays before 17 noon. 'i'.u.' vi I'l _____________________________ 30 p5? cent o1$ Pal io roof, Screen iv cats Il4 ,;' iIMIalIt,( i'.i.i, Remodel, Reoa.r. *'idews. Paøelirig SuQCa'fract Framng, Trim out L.csnsed. DoridJ 733 CON French Ai you ?Ou ir'c'w 'ItIf .1 '; ilf3CL SE Il '4 AIINETSOR ROOMaOO bmi'ld • "ew Fi'p AIR 341* . - ,.in,m .., PoolSupplies lJrrusOd.I Q14 vi 123 %tul' 'l" i', n', .1 I.., ,' n', 'i ::' GuTTER SNIP( home rag.ira .tffle,of, ZiIl AL, '1 i - Gutiert. Misc moro'v,lefl I I Coil eeckdnys t,efuretiOOfllo start cv cancel your ad for Itt, following day and Plumbing-Electric IHEHANO't' MAN mIll pwnt.uq, .m. 373 3413 too ,R butnhit appear ti lbs Cnr,t. Work. slabs, Datfos, 'PPt'tS tUIOF $0, 45 iO-. at driveway's. *aiks. ist. 10 yri. i ,t,i'iib ' (III 1.'? 7411 ,w'd ass eape,u.nco r. et't riot,:, 'If •mk,tnablq. 32U)4. Mildew. Psingus. dirt rpmg 1rpm your 'lomeor bildinq b 'SlIt-I wading. PAUL S PQs.QAR. rn '' rn.,1,i'.v I, _'* n-i 'I, ' -. I' , I.e 1t.j', i' ii ''m"' 2 'Ii'; 172 oIlIng sour ad ci eati a,'er ILL'vj 3 O.pu.nq Seining, IC test P't *HY STORE it AltO FORGET Sell tend forqes t i.1PI .0 itent a, Call one of 01.4 .5.1 '/tnrs 'at ,seic) loom Add, painting. Ren'iod.i.v.g' vo .jda.c. and Kitchen Ad o lances C. H )IIGH,ilOO W it! Pt. 371 3513 c, "EN *NNELt 1724572 __________________________ )GGINSAPPLIANCE SERVICE Repair, All makes & mOdels Biog I). AIrport. 223 153$ Traveler, IS' FIberglas. All controls 1.S HP Eleclromatic Johnson, Mum ray Till trailer All In c. I condition Call 3)) 301 Care ANIMAi. A,,, 'QY.no4 Pet - ( PANT HomeImprovements Appliances it Boatsand GLASS 5. a. *1114 01,2 lii CLASSIFIED! I ¶04 South F?Otrh Avø 3 DODGE Dart 3 Di. - III. CIII. 'vewIrritTid 5'. ..•Perl IOu l47 , - uhtO eathe? and refrigerator erv.(e GENEVA HEATING & hR CONDITIONING 33•4 PrIAVIOO Drive. 273 544 LONOYI000. 7 Lobs, Zoned R 7 Goad locallon for l'omes or liplelet 73' 1W' 53.00015:11 353 3753, Cemetery Lot, 4 594Cet, Garden of Faith. Oaklawn. Reply Dos 41) C o The Sanford Herald. Sanford. Fla 33771 Onora Aventie, North Miami, FlorIda 33161, MOTOR COMPAUY ' p Season Ar Conditioner Check 37) 443? We're proud ho otter bigger bedrooms and ctosifs, thicker carpets, enclosed laundry and garage, panlcy, stove and ,efvlgerafor, Good Selection new. (HA and VA financing. New Woodmeru on Sntcvd Ayl ct,ar BuIlding. 12190 PIE. "i ' FIJLL I-rue C. C ApoI.ar.c,s C U RD EL(C lfl( COMPANY h23 Par' On'.. I2 1443 best selection of do,,ble wide ri Central Florida e.g inventory 01 *7 wOes Loll and parks available Open Eve TI p m t.ocaled Hwy 1117. Long*ood Ill 2)73 OPENING THI5 WEEK Sevflth $200 The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! MobileHomes Marine_Equipment At SHOP THE EASY WAY! -_ MOtt,LC WORLD 3-1(5 42 - . 'I' BALAI4CEI3 GREGORY MObILE HOMES 34 it) Barrington F Vrnth Ave .323 SVX Sauls Agency rijeep mIteS -. -- ' ' prom Sanford. (501) 477 7323. 34 JUSI. Hi .efrst. an .ts J SANFORD 1044 DART I 'u't'% cblafried from IPso Wage Hour cube at 2)9 Carlalne - - ' Phone Ill 4)00 by he AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMEN' ACT. More Inlarmetic' may be 1041 Pu,mos,fPi o.d' a-un,',,, Pa" Reasonatsl. Equity avid raw. (iv,e Small Nat 123 414 1045 (Il.', BIA, I 0' EImailer,t MerIt Cud litre Special 5.43 Shelley's Used Car's , ,.., covered Trucks And Trailers 1043 Chevrolet oc ,o bale,taga'-it s';rwer 373 1477 II y1 Ia dicates a preference based on age from employers 74 THE SHOPPERS I G UIDE S,-,,'u,,.' kitchen with twtulitulCmb,ntfS. large panelled utihily room Call Don Ely br your new home loday AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP I' 0 rIo. 27. Allan-ante Springs, This NEWSPAPEK ecu not knowingly accept HELPWANTED ADS that in- 1) rinUM(.1tlD CHORD uvr,aN Petter? COndition, 1350013 273 Jc' i)P'i T' •.'i' E,c.l4.'t ".r'7 t-i' '-d I.e Sri) P 7') flti M? , E<v' AI.L Lots S. Acreage - 343515' CivplO Musical Merchandise $7 20.000 Cal Storage Tank 1,4:5. 31. at Jerry a Colonial Ser'vIr.. 1501 S French 2225874 30 P41w all brick homes *itPt I bedroomS. I', 4.31155 br $'1.100 Wali To Wall carpet throughout, central Heat System, modern I - Hay for tale. Panopia, DaNa fur tilIled P1', alter S p. m. 322 3413 373 0314 Call Don Ely boat' Ill 'w I (ret lfeat!ti Lamp. povtaoleovi stand *111 lnf,A Red sun glasses. compute 5.30. Ph 3275411 "Sorry, friend it I54't'. V35tAl'CiJ 7) $fo) Ii,r ',l rrodolator, Porta lao, 0 101 CLR II, Avant Quad contlol panel *ith watt meter, llnoor 1450 37) 1478 REALTY. INC For Puttier Informatlan it' APD'efn$ment At Anyttv"e,. it. 10(1) used Red Bricks. Ice. Phone 372 0375 CD Radio. 0,0-wring set. Derrico Jim Hunt UAILEY ODHAM BUILDE K. DE yE LOPER ' We Buy Gold Coins 101* lt St 31) 11%? 372 40*3 ALL BRICK HOMES TWO FULl. BATHS .THR(E & FOUR BEDROOMS GARAOE OR CARPORT WALL TO WALL CARPET ICENTRAL HEATING bEAUTIFUL KITCHEN LARO( UTILITY ROOM FROM 117.400 import Autos 77 iii - Seminole Coin Center IUS Park And as lOw 45 510 per month at an httfluIl rate of 7 per cent for 140 v,,Onlht it you Quality to, FHA 23* 17 VOlt Rae?,riei. lIt P 277 NIICPIeyA,i. - Swing with this 3 bedroom, 511.550 San Lanta - You will fall for this older 7 story with 3 bedrooms, i4 baths. 175.5*0. San Lanta - Children wanted for thIs 3 bedrrn, 7 beth. 5*5,400. Realtor 1311732 3 bedroom, I bedroom Completel, air CGViditlOnld w'thtin ctty limits avca Coolcaclers, lie. A' . $30,571 - 2OO Down Auto Repairs Parts-Acc.'sorle's - SatsfGrC A'y AlITI3,ES Park & 1sf fu15,Tpti4v,j, tat '07 EveS b appf 771077) Balhroom Cabinets Fo'm.c& topt. s'r'ks, eipert n Pisecrest SANFORD 71 Coiner stallatiori 737 4012 -11.1,0415 riord., RoseS W000RUF I'SciAIfDCNC(PITFR 3fl 3111 Sundays 4. HolidayS Call The firgi and still the loughest 4-wheel-drive vehcIe ever made. For Sale In eacellent neighborhood for 323 5711 Animats. Siapglies PET FAlR. Fa.rway Play. Sanford, m ton - PAQV SW Floor Sanding Equipment and Supplies, call 174 1373 K,Iclten and 377 044a. 1)0 5. Cell Antiques (Sty Si vC,s4,4 ,7___ - - - Cliff Jcrdan Sanford $6 t7.,l Mwi'uf Cltlw,I. 4 *i-$itO".i 4 pawn', aotOni.$LC, gnOvf COn411.ni', 5540 an no swan .,t it Bane "sI. 132 IsCI) - Better 235's House trelle, art prisata lot A' tOildiliOrsid. clean, nice turn,t Adults, IllS 3030 MagnolIa Av• It Mlscelfan.ou lot. 118.300. Plnectesl - Furnished) bedroom, 3 both for $31,100. Plnecresl - TrIm 3 bedroom, lOath REG. MobIl. Homis 26 - - equipped %IA from Movieland Sanford Mobile Lark3?i1530 ChildrenOK g:OOA.M,to 12NOON loan is being processed AVALON APARTMENTS APTi l;30 AM. 101:30 P.M. SI b3r'it C A P1104.4.3 FUR'4IYURE 114* Itt St Ph 173 SIll M.aOn,lic Car arid Ttuck S.pos, I if we feel COLONIAL Rent MONDAY thru FRIDAY . certain you qualify we will move you in on a nenlal b.ais whla your ApartmentS Rent Furnished WELAKAAPARTUENTS S.) 114* 1tslSlre,t 73-Motorcycles And Scotters 74-Trucks And Trailers - . 3 Bedroom.P. baths Domestic.Child Car. TUMBLING TOTS DAY CARE CENTER 1471 Holly A.e PhI 3737510 73-Import Autos Hours programs Cook- IIa.rntolp.mApplyln person to Rer.ch House. Sanford Women and Men to take names fro" door to door br the city director5 Car necessary. Room 414,, Sanford Atlantic Bank BuIlding, 103 E 1st as a buyer under the virious financing Sales arid Bookkeeping help rww,u Apply Western Auto, Xl W. 1st SI. li-Auto Repairs Parts Accessories Department that you must qualify Room * Catielberry SIt 3)00 meet to I'I flu r (.I( *5's baths, Only 521.100 Mayfair - OutstandIng 2 story with 3 bedrooms, itt baths on corner We know the guidelines SO(J C Hwy 134, Regency sq Transportation Want Ad 20 AAA EMPLOYMENT rEEIWK - SSALARY..TERMS 23 Sat. - (4314)71 4173 uSed fucrt'f.?* •C0ll"i.'Ps Equipmrtnt For Pent 54 $10000 Churches, . Schools. West has all cUy rvicø Sh000lno. Merchandise '±EE ___________ 11 1)i ti.,.gIt, Ps,',.rvp ' _______ 'lIt. itt, - Y*'42.. 41 131 'ill or •#p Ill 51.11140 1145. 3.1eIFORI') (FHTFp. 1417 A rat' 151 5f, tt rr'•y5 L r I ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST DRIVERS We Train You Good Comm.ts.on YeIo* Cab Co. 70) 41-Bicycles tr''y C'tvrr..ni) It, f."i5 1 i,q I *'' v j'.'i'';'; '. "l ''I A ,. -. I IF YOU hav't seen these homes lately be sure you do before they are all sotdl tutt*riP..iIe. fi-irt'. IUy rt P5&5 'Jg'ar,? odO 1*ss aI'a.t ulltt'y trailer, 525 37) f$ t,raqe- 1545 C''"' '.'.o Cmrr- n.t',te Kill- ewidIllOn rt '73' l55$'JM Bus. Spaeeener. PSI 4(1.1 YCIUWG'SitUTO SALES. PIWY 52 3330051 tw., s.arnqne POntlSC, 4 v, r" 1,, pawn' 8t 05 A tvabee. vft°'I sf10 floriD ml'., sl.GY, 5amIr, f (i-Its Canter. 323 (153 Pik;ng.s. pupo4e, A if f, 3 mOnths. r.t -'i s.g tag. S.wfwi M4cPunC P' ?j •' Req Real Estate Broker Baby sItter to live in. Help with light m O4n ra,m.,t %.vtvord I? ' - / Lake Mary Lakefront 3 beoroom, 3i', balhs. 545,000. Labs Mary-- MobIle horn., on 175' a Peghts F ii-,*',l'vani ',, GOVERNMENT OWNED 54014(4 LOW OuWN PAYMENT COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED 49 SOLD Phntt. 777 474 Stnger Touch & Sew Wanted To Buy 5) IdylPwlide- F,aecullve 3 bedroom, I bath with cenlral heat and air. 2*31 Park -- 14 par. Rofter P.genvos vSV Sal.. )Ai)Orlarr-fnf)v *I. 'ç'1, 1)3.3)3 NEW HOMES MatePuSert,,,.Ae'C Pegiefered, hal SttdtS.$50ratlaf'le,$ YIAJI 177 tiP BInd ?F F ViSION SF IS $11 UP Sf11 I F'Pc ______ Pretty 3 bedroom, 3 bath with central heel & air Roar Yard tThClOSed For Privacy moci. PLIANCES AIJCTIO*l ii l.fl.00, Pasta - Shaded 3 bedroom, 3t bath on lake 50.150 Dreamwild - ideal 3 bedroom with Florida room, equloped kItchen. 372 MIS. And Supplies C .nmrw. Wash.?, Dirts. sOifca. i.s.O tnacPtlnea MOONEY AR Pin.Ion #fhlut Deafer , , chop Pets 13 iufO - 130' lot with trees and shrubs. 54.101) Loch Arbor - Orrrrlll 4 bidrocirni, 3i', baths on lake. $37,500 Loch A,bor - Beaullful 2 bedroom *lth Florida room on one of It.. prettIest corner lots In North Seminole. $31,000. Mayfair - Almost new 3 bedroom, 3.I-.im of The O'd CIII,,, i11ri'.vrt If*y 1752 lms. S 'tl 0.R.vy -. -. ---- SMITH FIJRNI flIt-F (OUP*1e1 P.ofl P.y %74.; RC1 5at IlfOS Fr.vcP. 171$ S."Iwf Tw*-'swn ) I. story 514.000 LeUrttry Club Manor - t.l. nice 3 t'edn'ir. liit&tt*n fle*Iy equbpoed Si . ,t) Ceunly -' Lovely I bedroom, 3y bath, on IS cleared acris 1.84800. Wilsan Place -- Beautiful I bf'droom, 7 baIt. wilt. pool. 515.000. Idyllwllde \ l P4.w I bedvoorn. 3 balh. central heat & aIr 115.403 CIty -- NIce 3 bedroom, 3iy bath wIth Florida room & dies. 172.500. City Older 3 bedroom. 3 bath, 2 HUH, I Euperiericed watress Apply In person to Glendas Restaurant at houleork. Phone 4pm write.', $aaq LuSt?e CARROLL'S PURNi TIJS4F - ' Nitttt, Sundays A Hatidays Call WEST Waitresses wanted Muit be II. Apply In person to Lake Monroe Inn, Hwy. 17-17 North, Sanford. 33-Lots & Acreage 34-Mobile Homes WaVier Ge#s'o $150 Rh 371052 5*DDtF B1UiFMP#T Shampone, *lth purchase ,,,:l. .' / ' '' I ,,•.,., Rd Aire Realty 331.7421 P20 Wanted Village Rest Truck Terminal, *500 French Av* 31-Houses Horse Pay saId, I Yr Old fem trait. ccli rn-orson Ar CowOfioyser, 14.000 B Ill, etCti*Vtt eOVidifiotsj ID Jalouii windowS, 0 7?' - *0" and ldoubl.,175." I$",&117" " 52! 5175 p''"-__L...,. .-,,,,,,,.P / "Sanlard,' Sale, L.ad,r' by Gill Fox - Stenstrom Female Help 4 113 Cl'lf4fVvil Frigidaire Refrigerator, Iffelt.f,P flit Ftvne 3721W II per day rental Vie' !lettv.r Carpet pm. For Rent Dishwasher, lanito, combinatIon. ?1TAjirt mints Rent' !.ee Mr. McLaughlin Rolling Hills Furnishid - C.wntry Ctub. Allarnonte Springs. 24-Houses Rent Unfw-nishid CALL UNTIL : AUTO SALESMAN Volsawigen dealer needs one es per lanced automobIle salesman. Help Wanted t4-SltuattoftS Wanted 7*-Autos For 4IACRES osi paved road near te...n Only 52.000 per act, STt'MP(RAbtN(Y Member,OrlandoWpMLS 411 1,15 French Suns & Eves Ifl 7174 TRUCK DRIVER 7-I,fltruct,Ort It7-Musical 113.000. ____________________________ ê-Bvtiness Oppot'tunilhsi SO-GarageRummage . Seasonal Appiy in person only 1357 CharleS St. Longw000. betw,'eft 3 20 p m S-tn MernorLams 21-Rooms THREE BEDROOM aIr con dilIoned, wIlt. fenced yard. assume $54 p curd mortpagi at 541 77 per month Pllys all with moderate down. Total price PIANO LESSONS 13 Week Chord Course Announcements len Weak (7*4 Pi9'$ Mi. Sils m nit SSA Household Oood A - 45- c Care 'or Frt'e 441 70 Ad.it% or teens Pfoti-t -' '1 thru 4 times S th,j-u 70 tImes 2* times B.. - P41cc large I bedroom, I bath screened porch, utility room, work room, 51cc yard, frull ret-s $15,500 103 Shamon DrIve 372 , . person bet-eking & •nte.rlrlg U P4 Allen's house al Pt 1 Boa 101A. Sanford You Livestock And Pouvy' Orangei. Sal. LemOni 717 1437 SY OWNER DeauflPul home I b.drooms. 3 bathS. escluslvl ,.uytar SectIon. Call 373 5757 alter S p m. ' 1100 REWARD for InformatIon leading to arrest avId conviction of I ni !ar.qe'!ni. an-f 454 tcfaI,$$34lMtinIhI, Ph 3)138 ' - F #ri4.SCitt MAiF1 Ftf"'' By Owner I Iledroom. I Bath, Fenced. Encioted Carport %lI.S00 -- Buy "TM Challenge" clotltbqunti ed ton br only 14 7* and received tree "140* tO Find Peace Wllh Mate check or money as c.e.o den paIble to "MARS" Mail to MARS. RFD. Nee Smymria Salch Florida. 3)045 Of Copy. 67 For Sale 177 7)3) CALl. 373 7155 .44 BOOKS BY API Rates l'_ 3* HOUR SERVICE _______ 'the Longer Your Ad RunS 'The Less It COStS Per Line Per Day. ug' Miscellaneous _ j MISJPIFI Callbart Real Estate SanlOd, Fla ___________ Orlando 831.9993 P7t'... %P11E 5$ J-"k i7jJJ '\4_/ L S.n.om after ,rACEDWIYHA DRINKING ,'ROBl.EMt t-,,t.105AI(opiofcsAnottymOul 'Ii (art HelP wvt,PO R0' ill) Seminole 322-2611 - A,t ____________________________ by - Personals 2 Olrect Phone Lines To Want Ads TNt PORN LOSIR IESTIR) FIRM IION.PARXAVENU(113413) Available nights at 371 toN Poodlo, named. OII. end • Oregon Ate. Pi*irO 3fl sIte, and For she typed the nunuscripts for my colkc test- Houses For Sale - St. Johns Realty tmdIl mInIature 'ii 'icsi Business College Actualb. 31 jj training. Case T-543: Norma C.. aged 14 will SX)fl be Out Do Your Spring Housecleaning Now-Use Our Ad sToH€ Lost I Found LOST: 3 it'. old spayed female 'mi Mn. Ifle S.anlorcl pier&ca THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE THE HERALD S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES 5 L'ays 21 Disys 1' Wks. 3 linc Ad-45.3.4 $162 0 5.44.80 4 line A-$6.72 $22.()O $62.10 S 1km Ad-58.40 $25.()O $78.00 DIAL 322.2611 Qrg3l.93 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOURADIFYOUHAVEATELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME si. �- - -------' - - L'LL 4-Ther!ord Herald ---- -- -- - • --- - -•--- -- -' '- Monday, April 3, '1972 Woo Wisconsin im Demos I Presidential Candidates A . Battle For The Ballots - - L Aso r Iicla y alive, qought fortaek the upper ranks Mc{i.key dropVci out of the 1)en,nrratir .,harl of Mi-Govern, Humphrey presk1.ntiaI rare after the '4e'w winner. Hampshire primary. Ahhroo¼ or Mukle. A Wil,tivern vktrny tould In till. 13 f).moratq are on didn' t C5tfllfl here. thruat the Sr.u9, I)zikotan into The mno t debated iie In th. ti-i. pilmnary ballot. along with Ilia f , ttir HaIblfraM President primary campaign was ThI Afl(lidIiIPQ, while a All the leading fmmorratfr onoIt'iri k espetterl to p Si'mi Hulpert II. ll'iiritirey tenders called for reforms that winner In the (.OP race, Mirin.'vta f uuld help 11w! MliiWith no rpgktratlrm by party WOUkI inrr.ase (axes on the r)PMithlI tiverromp n •.er• wealthy and big epnratinns in Wluin*n, friany RepubII imnlip Mf Tuesday, AprIl 4, 1972-Sanford, Florida32771 whtleeasintb.montb.mMdl. wet e*pertecl to flits tvii'rnti' front-runner. 64th Year, No. 162 '' ovi - and vole in the b.mnivtatic Of Price 10 Cents b.5t pro erty taxes ifl the Sen. Fd,riunil S Mu.skle of c,nfrst Wallace eouI IS ti"n Milmie, conceding he needs a major beneficiary of those F'resklent Nixon's eeiwvwnte 'n f4m'i,.t S i'i.¼i. SPit li,-urr Ii(nrrn miracle" In win, hoped to avoid votes n repetition of his rmurthp1scc Sixty-i.'ven delegates to 9* programs were a major target. fly CAIII, 11. I,VI;1k%l)0lIF qh(rwInIt Initt month In Florlda, DprivirrAtir National Cron. Swtvif l tmqfng. the bfg ime in twirita. among the 6"W" lousy Florida three weeks ago, ws paigned at all, and he That slate's winner. Alabama ventir'n will be chosen staw1de hardly mcnlioned in Wisconsin, b,ekera to suppwt Rep. .tr'e', with II going tMII.wAUKP:F:, Wii. (Al))- (Joy. (Jeorge C. Waliaue, leader and the others allocied wbirh has only a small black Chishnim of New 'Fork or About 1.5 million Wisconsin for a strong abowing In to rest rin that would detnmLatraIe na, among the state's nine enegres. population and no school deg- My. voter, are elpeu'1e41 Other IPmoerats on the baum' regatton cwitroverey. sional districts. ballots today In the slate's wer ar'ke -t ')f the I, 1.morrstuc eaiwtI. the GOP bal!t. wi-i.r I)r*'Iimlitlul litifitliry il.vlIii ',n J ' candi- 1n'thia. ftepr. P*iy Mtn major tIekites are being elected, 'totes, on lb.' s (JOY. t'&itrlck J. LUCY• WashingtOn, third in lori4a, AM Wilhor l %ltls dates conducted full-fledged Hawaii Nixon was expected Democrat who hai remaIned unit New York Mayor John campaigns. Only fon-r#r Sen. Arkansas and Mo(Editor's note: Newspapers art- continually hnmbardrd by readers . and neutral, preulktvul Sen. GCOrgS' I.ir4say, fighting it, keep his Reps. John M. AthIAook, I Mrrarthy '.f Slr, t' f Los Ohio conservative, and Pa i d '-i by non-readers . for publishing only "bad ne ws." Questions pour in: "why don't you print only the 'good news? And the publishers and editors respond: Wf)Ulll be cQU I IO A the •• rrath - -- "Super-Right" Western Tender Beef Chuck CUBED STEAKS I - 'Good News'Paper 1 i? e cidciL)iii ty c: C' (S , .. . . "We have a duty to publish all the news, good or had. It only seems that hue bad news overshadows the good news." The following Associated Press dispatch - e Gri,i Pi r'eerIt1 brought her The' In from Sacramento substantiates the newspapers' s(and.) SACRAMENTO (AP) - A newspaper which printed only good news has folded after 16 months necause of creaiiors who cHUnt look on the bright - their classmates ------- - - - P hoto side of things. 1 YOUR _ t)iWt'ek ly tabloid. Product of Florida I Tropicana Fresh Qt. ORANGE JUICE Bit. C LO 29 By John A. Spolak.l Those of you who bug ,, and the other news media, about only "printing the bad news, etc., and not enough of the good stuff," I hope you've taken the ttime to read that story right above The Clock, O.K.? • However, to try and uttsfy all Bailey, a vice president for a china and crystal of our readers. I do have a firm before going Into th e good news business, said morsel of "good news" for you, he intends to pay off all bills-from his own future today, earnings-including the balance of subscription For that family who went Out payments from readers, and bought some rabbits for 11* , Bailey said his all-time favorite good news story kids for this pa-%t Easter then aomeM.v "lost" 'em along was the first edition's lead item which began: "In the area of the Oaklawn the United States last year, 196,459,483 citizens did Cemetery and the Mayfair not commit a criminal offense, 4,896,720 college Country Club.... students did not participate In a riot or student Well, you my have them demonstration an 201,489,710 citizens did not use back if you'll call the Smith illegal drugs." family at ____ (Ah dunno how many you lost KARDWICK 20' Stanrd UP 163f.-15R S12995 $14 SALE grills MCI CKA*MO&OW AMK- 1 Regularly 5.8995 MAYTAGDC 306 I Regularly $23695 '115.95 HM.DWICK 30" andard UI 983b-81R ilarl- $165.49 OLJ Sa ve! $1649 A1.E184.9S SAI.L'149.0O I I I KARDWICK 36 n$irr -(iF 4t-$1R Regularly $17049 Y01J save $1654 $ SALE 153.95 kAARDWICK 30" r:'& UF 963B-11C' $10295 save $21 00 $ SALE SALE CHARMOIOW AMK-8 __ ROUIIII $28895 MAYTAG ( I I I You save $32.20 WE Regularly $9695 YOU SIVO $1000 S256.75 SALE "86.95 CKA*MO1OW HEJ-1 MAYTAG DC 806 Regularly $1 16.95 YOU L$VO $11.00 Regularly $320.95 Y s,sc 53 s'ui'285.35 I SALE Regularly $17295 Ye,., save $12 00 SAlE a IUUD 30 GaL 5 Year Warranty Save $6 50 off regular price SALE '237.95 NAROWICK 36" £rktr L"(F 483230A PtJIJD 40 Oaf. egvarly 5268.95 You save $23 00 1 SALE ')fi regular puce. 5 Year Warranty. Save $1000 '24595 HAIDWICK 30' £e-LevcI Iverkleen UKF 843I703AT. Reguierly $431 Save 53403 SALE 397.95 Many t.tni.-d Q,jjntity Range Specials From $24.00- $50.00 . . . : • I I I . . . - . a aCaru . 75$Beer 6 Of Police Chief riding one of the Sheriff's cars' And. Isn't he getting indoctrinated to assume the responsibilities of being a Sail L.aimdrv Ann Page Mayonnaise Jar 49$ Detergent CHARMGLOW 300/325 i I - Fresh Western , • Lettuce Jane Parker Round Top . I .Hd. U Giant 591 , Pkg. deputy, too? And. .. Isn't be also the one who had Ida policemen so riled hat they "picketed" their City tHall? Just asking, mind you. . . just asking. 1 I believe that lightning does strike twice although in this case It might not n be the exact same location) . even though the sequence could be very, very I read where they had an tion In New Smyrna Beach . electhree new gents usumn'ng positions on the city council.., and where these same three men hv niitnritv ,, d,imn,'d the City Manager and the city Attorney, Look for another "bolt" over the Central Florida skies within the next 30 days, folks.. (product of Florida) Loaves Fresh Jane Parker Jelly Filled Green Beans . . - ARKtA 1801 Regularly $52.95 You eve $1300 Ad 39.95 All Appliances Marked Down . (Product of Fla.) 19"Sweet Rolls 2 Pkgs. 018 69 Fri-'h Green (Produci of Fla ) -, " ....... Jane Parker Orange It's almost inconceivable; Cabbage. . • • Lb. 8 Chiffon Cake but, unfortunately ills the truth' There was to much debate 1301 Pkg. . and consternation revolving around the Sanford Zoo . .. until It was finally placed onto a "straw Uallot".type of a query. At Least 5% Fresh, Crisp, Pascal Why then Is there so mucn "behind-the-scenes" opposition ALIJ1LIIL :E to one of the Greater Chamber i Cone . mftttes in making a proposal.. - proposal, mind you, that this issue of d1sVktN be placed before the public as a referendum, PL" uiimts COMPANY Z FLO-GAS CORPORATION 0 the gas co SANfORD. 322-5733. DF.LAND t 29'White Bread 4 20 Oz. 89 Fresh, Green AND ITEM ... isn't that a former 120z. BtIs. 89 SALE '38.95 - - -, $137.49 You save S12.00 . -. - . Ctn. . - Rt,oiy 1.4795 You save $10.00 13795 SALE ' - Off RequLir Price Regularly $184.95 You save $27.46 SALE I Regularly $53 95 - .. -, Crisco 3 Lb '11095 CHAIMGLOW 2100/2125 I - Old Milwaukee '105.95 gas lights I -. -.•. - I Shortening C&4AIMGLOW CC-i RUUD 20 Get. 5 Year Warranty Save $6 o oft regular price KARDWICK 30 .r, S'62 33A [,,. ;I1ar 5263 95 Yc-.. save $2303 but I'll belch there plenty morron hand now ....) CHA*MGLOW HEJ-B wWer 188.95 *79,95 YCLI IJV $1000 YOU ISYC $52.00 I sau eea 7341951 . SPECIAL OFFER LIMITED TO REGULAR AND PIEW GAS CUTOU1S Filled "it would be uncharacteristic of The Good News By IX)NNA ISTES Paper to print the story of its own demise," said publisher 13111 BaIley, a father of five who launched Coun. NORTh OIUANDO the venture With $100. Howell, Charlie cilman The decision to halt publication came while tile who holiLithe record for serving next issue was being put together, "so It's Just 08 the longest consecutive time on well we weren't able to print it," Bailey told an in- village Council In Its history at terviewer. Was first elected Th e paper was launched In 1970 "with a lot of by his fellow members of the optimism and very little money," Bailey said. board to the 1)051 of vice mayor "After 16 months of publication-sometimes and then removed over his spasmodically-and despite a circulation of 10,000 In vigorous objections from the police and fire department all 50 states and nine foreign countries, we were conuntuion Monday night at unable to attract the national advertisers we needed the reorgunizatlonal meeting. to pay our bills. We have simply run out of time and Mayor Granville Brown, of icr receiving the oath of office for a money' He said it would take about $75,000 to salvage the two-year term as chief executive, to which he was newspaper. , dryers 4 It - - ZEN MCX £ ("l' . And tvnlcnilv the had news of the demise nf The Good News wil l never be printed in - 11 ranges Lansing Resigns Position V illage Prices In this Ad are effectIve Mon., April 3 thru Wed,, April 5, wn. Pinecrest Canter tiwy. 17.92 a, 2flh Si, Wh 10 Theekctorate may be trusted tovoteonmonkaya,and 'gatos-a, and other sliamefully-treated species, but when It conies to ezrrctslng good judgment on electing someone to represent us in the government, then we're not smart enough,. .is that the problem? ________________ ___________________________-- - Longwood To Vote New CIty Charter LONG WOOD July is the target date for a special election in the city to consider a new municipal charter patterned for the most part on a model document from the Florida League o(Cit,Ies. city's charter revision commissIon Monday night turned over results of a twomonth work to city attorney S. Joseph Davis Jr. and asked that a preliminary draft of the charter be prepared by May 1 for further consideration by the group. - The the Following additional revision, the document is expected to be recommended to City Council. Charter Commission Chairman James Brown told The Herald today, the commission, composed of Rev. W. L. Holcombe, Donald Schreiner, Robert Duffey, Rod Cable and himself, is generally agreed on major points In the proposed charter and hopes to put the matter to a vote of the people under home rule provisions of the Florida Constitution well in advance of the city's December municipal election. - Headlines Inside THE HERALD PROMOTIONII go to two Air Force bomber squadron officers posthumously during memorial services sit McCoy Air Force Base, They were aboard last Friday's ill-fated B52 training flight that claimed the lives of seven crewman and a young boy. SENATORS face a full calendar of controversial bills ranging from a House water management proposal to a measure that would lilt the state's Immunity from Senate lawsuits. SOUTH VIETNAMESE forces make an end run amphibious landing as Saigon's commander in Qwng Tn claims the North Vietnamese invasion itas been halted. _____ - WEATHER-- Yesterday's high 79 low 50. Partly cloudy through Wednesday. Chance of showers or thundershowers Wednesday Wednesday night. Highs around 80 today and mainly In the 70s tomorrow, and elected unopposed, and before cGmmttGr1 ap. making pointed out the village has doubled its size 10 the past 12 months. Noting commissioners in charge of various departments have the resonsibilily of operating the departments efficiently, he said he changing the various committee heads to give all experience. Named were Councilmen James Sasser and Troy Piland, health and recreation; Councilmen Victor Miller and Herbert For, finance and elections; Fox and Howell, zoning and industrial; Rowell and Sasser, road and bridge, and Piland and Miller, poli and fire department. Fox was first to object, particularly to the police and fire commission appointment. He gave the opnion that Howell with more ex perience in post should continue. He said Rowell has more first hand knowledge of police and fire department functions, I 7 'c1:L_ I ,, - - - - -. - - .2'1 f - " - 1 , - '• - . - ________________________ - AwnK~t 'DO YOU PROMISE TO SERVE - Vil lage Attorney Thomas Freeman, left, administered the oa th of - office to North Orlando Mayor Granville Brown, Group 11 Councilman James Sasser, and Group IV Councilman Victor Miller Monday night. rms in March. ected f tt wo year term.s All three were el eceor (Donna Estes Photo) --- - - Charles lansing announeswl resigning from day minnte Memoral Hospi.*. t)oJsrll (51 tnsate*s. l,ansing. who served as -hatrman of the board (hrtng tfl1, said he a moving from sertur,ate romust to V'Iusia ror;1 with County and, •n Florida statutes that require .a trualtee reside the coun. he a submitting itis r esignation to be acted upon at the '.imtee'i April o t have ser"et its yeats on he hoarl md I am Proud of .vhat i.aa accomplished while I was a member." Lansing saidThe tsgZee'; four-year tern woWd have e'q>tred at the end i1 iiendat year Lansing was appointed to the VW by former G. Claude Krk. ApVointnlent of a SUCcesr will depend an whose "m* is vitertimad to Coy the! Askew b Reubin oemncrittc county patronage .nmnmittme sscuiaucn has cent -wt sn Joim Evans. of Oviedo, .1 fcr . who has precious board experience. having served until his *erm.'xpt-'t ti-ire's years agi -- Out Study F Schools'S Bulletin CINCTh4NATI IAPI-The Chsetauatl Reds today of. tidally canceled their opening \itlunal League bae same .ait.slaac the Houstia Istros scheduled for Wednesday The .suedsUoa was a result of the sit'lke by major league following Sanford area schooLsbumMill piayer,. This is an additional L Midway, Stnford Grammar. Seminole County sthools can student spaces that the board tonroe and South Side. all realize a $12 million savings In would have under the present elementary tacüities. capital outlay or the new school nine-month year and Hopper .a deaths and Wilson construction moneys by equivalent of having Added IS ekmcntaries would become Bridge adopting the 45.15 extended many as 10 schools Of $00 v"ters !cr e'ics'ni •'tschool plan. capacity each. ceptional children,, housing a CalendisHowell, at the same This was disclosed in a study The 4545 study committee. total ittee. totalof students. Insisted that one man (the cisini ab mayor) should not say what will of the 4$-15 concept by a group composed of W Ii. DeShazo. Croums High in Sanford, numinof county educators, wcrkmg assistant supinntendent for wtutti presently houses or will not be dont' lie 4 with officials of the Stale instruction; T. 0. Dagg, ninth grade, would temporarily Crussword puzzle tamed actions of the mayor are o,Cr's.ne to be subject to the pleasure of Education Department and set'iar-y education director; be removed from service and Dear Ahby fir a visit to Valley View, Ill. !ary Groome. eemetary t., ablea placed at Council. Howell said in the past by the educators to investigate education director. and Other Seminole High to enable Edlurw comment mayors have contacted various Earunent the workings of the board officials. including Sem1r' 1Jgi- to house grades Horoscope councilmen to learn what jobs they would prefer and that be revolutionary attendance plan principals and co-ordlnators. 3-12 through the W78 year. under actual conditions, was joined by consultants of ti-it scbool Fullhic notices All e!ementary was not contacted. The study, which was corn- Florida Education Dep anford flt students affected by the S Piland took exception to the , Cutwiuttee also Included Jean c tnigs would be slmAZtad into Spurts remarks, giving ma VIeW that pkted at the direction of the the Council should work as a School Board, showed the Bryant, board member, and ' Cont'd On IN 1,1. Cot 4 present 27.104 total spaces could Ruth Johnson. a lay person leans and rotating respon. ,-... k." ow reclAtuistinSAMMIS Were slbilitles wilt give all exclosing of AX schools and by nuide but proposals were made Motion perience. to deny aputilizing the 12-months at- in the study tz temporarily (Cont'd On Pg. 2A Cot 4) tendance expanded to total remei'e from service the By 1111.1 SC(YFT 32.032 spaces. - - Herald Index ' r..,i,,,i i.sSi """ /(rider " •" Answers Charges s'- - - - - - Industry Boards Feuding Allegations of noncooperation by David Kelley, executive director of the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority, were answered today by John Krider, manager of the Greater Sa.nfo,iI Ctw;iubcr of Cousunerce. Kelley Is alleged to have told SCIDA members that Krider refuses to cooperato with him on referrals of Industrial proipects and tries to take credit for prospects drawn into use county by SCIDA. In reply, Krider issued the following conunentary: "1 am rather amaed at the consplaiints raised by Mr. Kelley, since the chairman of the Greater Sanford '.'hcuihu'r Industrial Committee of 25 and I meet two or three times each week and thft particular ctiuiplatnt was cut tsroughttous b0ore it was publicl airttL" - . - - . . - '- Krider ct'ntuiuet', 'In fact to my knowledge, the Sanford Industrial Conunittee of 35 has coinreceived only one corn. mmustcatlon front Mr KcI and that was a request fur entertainment fw'ds "This is the fir-st time in serving on nwnrrous boards that I have ever been criticized for being successful." Krider stated, "It appears that Mr. Kelley has his facts twisted. The iiro'esiIure outlined to all parties wai St1i)A would deve10 the irsiiects for the various county eussuuwtltie. "Now, Krider said, "It apt-t'ars the SCIDA director rcqucLs the Sanford Industrial Comiunuttee of 25 to provide him with referrals to be located throughou the county at the exlwnse of Sanford taxpayers." � 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 03, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 03, 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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Charg e SHS N Denied By Princ ipal - The Tomb of Jesus Christ can symbolize Explosion In that Tomb was cosmic force To prove the death of Christ was not a loss, Christ's mortal body fissioned instantly, From flesh to highest radiant energy, Like oxygen in water changed by death, To gaseous atmosphere for cosmic breath. Then Christ appeared in mortal form to show spirit men shall know. Thus goal of death let every man behold, True body of the With many mansions Jesus Christ foretold. The Father's house exists out there in space. So wipe the tears, my children from your face. - - -. - - - - . - - - - - GUESS WHO'S COMING. KIDS! Cass.'Iberry during ova house petJ LIttle limuisday morning and was rewarded with a big hug from old. heather Partin of Casselberry, who Is three years of ThO Easter Bunny visited Play Care (Arum Riley Photo) Near McCoy A FB - WEATHER — Yesterday's high 77 10W66. l.aat night we had 3.95 Inches of rain, making it a total of 5,31 inches In the last three days. Total accumulation for the month of March is 6.88 with most of it falling since Wednesday of this week. Tornado watch was in effect through 11 am. today. Otherwise showers and thundershowers locally strong and gusty winds toda y becoming partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Clear weather predicted for tomorrow's Air Show a' the Sanford Airport. B 52 Wnc,"Thi.slsstrictly hearsay." Snnfurd police radio tepodtheresiasanosclear wo:pon aboard the 1352 bomber. Firefighting and other equlpmuit was from Sanford Airport Seminole High Hs:ghes agreed that drug use students are using some kind of high drugs was dropped before the 15 extremely high at that school and opined the Friday meeting of Greater Chflinbcr of Comntiierce Majority of students are thkin He said the type being Legislative and national affairs run the garritit from used committee but drew a vigorous denial from Jack Itedding, tittirijuana to 'acid" and the the Sanford drugs. heroin. principal, George Crossley, conunittee vice chairman, said he was bed to the crash scene. By Gary Taylor Sgt Ralph Itus4elI, the city "narc rqtiad" In Area deaths quoting of Det. assistance fight. the to chamber of police in the drug Calendar ---":'zrch directory Bridge 1A - - HA ZA Crossley quoted Russell as Church news - - Clauifitd saying that the drug heroin can ads ...... ILA-I&A be purchased easily In the city, Comics . ............. .... l!A Informed of the allegation, Crossword puule .........HA Bedding retorted, "It's a damn Dr. Crane .................. 7A Lt." Ridding added added, Dear Abby ...... . ........ hA "Even if it were true it should Editorial comment ---------Us Guide Entertainment . .. . . be quoted." Robert Daehn, committee Farm news -- ---------- Guide .......... HA chairman, told Croasley t. Horoscope would appoint a nub-committee hiospitalnotea - - .. ......... lA Public noticc.s .............. M to investigate his proposal. not Later The Herald contacted Society .......... ... ..IDA .........M-9A Dot. Eddie hughes, until a few Sports tilde ................... week; ago a member of the V .........Guide Tablehopping city's "narc squid," and A Quebtioned him a bout Ui.. high Vege table market -- . Bart Furstec, a spokesman for McCoy Air For c e Sam giant B52 bomber crashed and where the pLane was based, said exploded In a residential area It carried a crew of seven when today, and Mayor Carl Lang- it exploded and burned about is ford said seven crewmen quarter-mile northwest of tn aboard were killed. lie aLso said base. there were numerous civilian just uuth of Orcuualtles. ORLANDO. Fla. (AP) — A bumuber, crashed near Witnear.es sss4 the bomber th Air Force finie at ap- gined jet crash said at Least still was burning about an proximately 11:30 a.m. today, eight homes were damaged after the crash and that restAccording to Herndon when it slammed Into the dentsolbornes around thecra,'th Ambulance ice, of Orlando, ground in a near vertical dive site were being evacuate.i "se veral persons were k illed In Three of the homei were gutted beesuseone wing of the aircraft the crash." by flames, witnesses saki. and still wi (tiled with fuel MCCOY l ' eoole wt' saw e eight-en- hour Sen The Florida Highway Patrol could not cnfirm any fatalities in the crash but the ratio dispatcher said, "It's to say there ure some." According to the dispatcher, there was a 'tremendous explosion." 'The plane burned following the explosion and avery available fire truck and emergency vehicle was called to the area. Acsorsttng to eyewitnesses on the sc'n'e, sver,'I houses were Involved in the crash. 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With razor sharp glass, then flogged with whips of offered by George Crossley 10 businessmen are saying that request the city commission to black people can't reprezent bamhij rods. and You throw Whcn It was over they fell to their knees and allow the voters of SILnICWd to (1m lstrictly, on thw bails of whether to divide the color," frowned Crosaley. speak of love; You can't We prayed, then washed off their wounds in nearby 1 city into four districts. John Krider, chamL.e like to shove. but you puihüig, rivers, In a battle between manager, pointed out that You swear by peace, while - proponents of districting and has a 31 ièr cuit blci you light your torch: And k4g 4t those committee members population with no blacks on the on your neIhbcr's porch. opposing change from the commission. a asi fr.dom," "Rights present system of having lout countered with . What yen say; But heaven help cuwmluloners and the mayor thing to prevent is nothing If we get in your way. commissioner run at-large, the blacks from being elected" and Our country's awful, you a-y motion was finally,,passed whei' asked KrIder what is the need and frown; You'll build it up by Robert Daehn, ciurman, voted for a district? The e.amber te.ar1r It down. yes." . manager replied, "to give tI"e Oh what a life, just flapping With Croesley asking blacks so better chance to be jaws; and your people be given the right to vote elected." while pointing out problems on whether they want cornCarraway shot back, "Ycu're flaws. mtssloncn to reside in city do that becamire But talk is cheap, and so mi districts, much cpposltlon was not supposed to catering to q minority," signs; 'Progress comes, train generated by Clifford McKibbIn Carraway explained that by Andrew Can-away. and render designs, districts, the quality McKibbin disclosed that limiting to For you see the world, wasn't to serve is also several businessmen had up- of people built Inc day; Not with marches proaclwd him and expressed limited.. and not with play. City Corrunixsioner Gordon opposition to districting. 'The We got where we are, because Meyer, giving an indication of of chamber will alienate some we are strong; Not preachers of how the City Corntntsmton may this members with own its of wrong. hate, and j approach the issue, stated he thing, and I would like to drop Hard work and thought, have -I any em ndahlon to the it," McKtbbin advised. psidosrrdebts; And we won't be a districting plan drawn a Conwilssion from the "P'munber In undone, by shouting atid -weekagobythecomznittee,one should be from (ho ei,tire lgeata. district would comprise nearly Chamber. If you want this country, Walter Gielow warned that In a Goldsboro, all of T placed in your hands; try work Orange County, the people had p.-edominately black arta. -and sweat, Instead oldcv'ar4s. Under questioning from to circulate petitions to Don't get angry, if it likes Crossley, McKIbbIn explained charter question to come before some time; You've got to earn, that certain people were of the the people for vote, a place in line. 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By 111E ASSOCIATE'[) pfl 4 1 — The "Executive" , 4 95 ' Feist, canveni?nt, sy tc e sterno attixer. ilnns of Acccmmodates all icr stamps In rolls oi 500 ar.d too. Ueal for gives 'nail t'.at perbusiness or home per son& look. ApplIes up to e- Mam pac1'.sge. Black and letters minute. Stamps •. with walnut grain trim. - ..I F4 : ,,.. - . - 16, exi&x1ing ercne, Postafix ----- cctlon'. paper. Copies originalS up to 8½ x 14", or larger sheets lçuntmed and addrcSS Makes overhead prolection transparencies pOde,?OneT. labels. Completely dryno Itquids, chemicals, ..sk' .*4 - 11gs 3A and 7A) IIN lime, it still had mt I~f1witiv! water hz,,ter home wns hin, outside Of fonts$ (m e WWA iWt Use VA Christians Observe Good Fridtl,y' .R tes / Stop Licking Stampsl down in window. Shi' wail uninjured. WoolInnd etihilhMon wherlpan in that this stncrn-4smaed 1 liplated Ptwtos At Creel's Mobile Warns' Longwoce, city (mug but t,Ia Aico in the home wan John caueil minor darnag. m.'irnlng, hirtking the Village of ieq 'the etinuskd damage to the did not deter th3 firemen In SaI's, one of the mobflm North Orlando fir-it and then Jr., age 2, who said he was high was overturned by the hop-scotching Into U,e hond- nwakeiwd by the "terrible noise Cox home Is in excess of $a,000 making haste to the scene, The Coies neighbor reported winds. wood areal, alon. lslghwny U. and lightning." '11w faintly said with wster more than mW. The Lmigwnnd police and fire that some time during the when It heard the loud nols.r deep throughout llw house. 1742. ind. thetf departments wgre on the seen. hlowlng w noted that it betghtof the it wm No inttries were reported at oul'sidr, 'We knew a Icruado Pg. i- .t. S 'lcthrienllty" war. rvrrIonkM power TTIOW?T Wè* "lifted" from any of the damaged siteb, the had annlvi-il." 11w Longwood fire departonly two reported to the Seminole County iher1If'a of. snent ens the first on the cowl V — Seminole County early WA Price 10 Cents 64th Year, No, 160 QM for Crz*ndmb ii; black or beige. ITC SUWaçC 5p04e rrior in pre -- A tornado touched One report slated that about eight hosss-:. were Involved, while another report indicated is many .13 nine houses were dariusged in the tragedy. rkers had to Emergency fight tha uratlic to got to the scene. The Highway Patrol put Out urgent pleas over radio and television, asking people to stay away from the site of the crash. Every available state trooper was sent to the scene to help control traffic. One report from the scene of the crash stated, "People are ever-wtserc." A 1 tug camnersnnast, fmght,ng the traffic to make Lila way to the said people In the area were rcene, estimating tt' number of ------------ ------ -------- - - �. . $'. _ -j-J'_. ;=_ t4T_ _J.tZ :---- -_- _ -____ -__... - _.._---- .LE C,t.._...,.. - _ ._ _- -_.---_-- - C' ________________-__.-_ __ __ iiiiiiiiiiiiMillil __1-- TJi --- - - RIM _ - L1_- - J'-r - _ -_- - - - -----_ _ ---=-__ _ - •• -_--- iz ------ -_ 2A-The Sanford Herald 6( Friday, March 31.1972 a - Pastor's Corner I ~ - I It's Great lPict,f(l To Be -*I Sunday . I Alive /4 U E ___ __I 0 W IF M r e UTO ' - TO BE ALIVE!" 'V 'RNG-the 0 0 is to be dr: to geode r, Vvm gran b,M.t Uus, ::-n2*g f, ts bal my .IW- r. g. And EASTEW Ewer on etkk,i SI Wi-aru iptx11 We, We 16, 'V7"1 SI ,L- .1 t) - : 'I , )e . %f I. 1i Special musical selections r'rachng will be ren&sed by the "Now The IAithcistflvitedto )an th i..s,'ofrrchofth this service cit eultaticin Nart. Dralse th. nJU 0i\ .. - - \ 10, ! deliver 41 4)t - - - iiJ: Jelsos saw an the Be1rt*fl Wd the 4. 0 - t 6 ushers will be frc Central liurf-a and First c!1 t . W= I* -h i LS•• 4 On th e ground Lwhimi them they leave almost 90 other USA!" technicians. They seldom get the plaudits of the crowd, but they are constant r.uciptents of the heartfelt thanks of the men at the controls of the F4E Phantoms For they are the ground__ crewmen whose technical .- -- --_____ Ylr kI1 I,~ 104 . !. I - , . - ._4N-1 . f . ; the cram the paw-i _ 31 11AW al:4 tma*. CYW and Saitim at war. Whro M-W. was b&*m &-wa f--= Its mm and ideew tomb th Jw~ C.srde ft x*d piwed th th&t Chat tJ4 had R t*j1j Jes r.se CJ EIIt Thau the admb And Q,I4e.v! And ThaVi why you * I ctktrale LA!, Ot F.I!t S'T. Gnat that LIfe wo& WSGrBt$OB*AbVe' It'sGrtta& Alive Qrtat, t2 Rimtd!" But theres aside to It, 101 ttrrr' We c se. "It's Grt.at Ldt on ., ,a:'ww' ,I . . 4":;-;- 11 "I* I (fr - It,4' .-, A Az I L . _..•.. Movec -W - Irl Trend - - - ' . -. . i Me ,. . ___ Chu ch J . .gu.mmt. . gj w - . - v c1 c5r says ' * •_.__.&w ____________ AtD4t1k - ___ V, G Cod. able. - MoUiere. pea name .e= fcJt c1 the French .iiywrht. t Lore; arc'orizng to thy cbu-n- Jean Baptiste Poqu l daiil ii C'C y blot t'i. 1' 7hc law cn Me proptrrs 51:1. v- rc' anW John since then . • zlie good news of :ie k=g The most dUhC'ult Of All do? of God is prcochird. and VrVone claers it virtues is the forgiving " Revenge seems to bo ly t..t it zs e*zjtrr ftnatural with man: It Is liii. __ MOM to 'tint to get eve" CU, tltcn f 43'- nne of an s'r*my. - William Jtri bcro d Li.kc nings Bryan, ststeunafl. 15:76, 17. • M1, s"t if mtr'.c's entice The law. in its majestic uou. do not c o ii sen I. - eauaIilv fuihid th.. rich - S _ •, aol - - e W a It is not skew what we do. but also what we do not do, for bicb ;..iii -- :'."'' -. der bridges, to beg in Sircets. and t'a steal bread -Anatole France Fro. . _________ has ,-....., ... n- --- for __________ - - - - - -- - ___________ - - - -- - - - - - - ____ - - - - - - ' - - ''--. - - P -7- -. ipt - -- -! Bob and Carol 'I ys'.ir old (.hriqtirt- ta; l.erg Ak', tr.' lOUIIC W115 John, aged two, iA4t TO cn wa' it1Jured. Therewasextenithve watt'rdaniae from the deluge which arcomanied u early TIlE ItESI! Il N( 1-' 1 Mr and Mrs John Cox, was struck by at 1220 George St., Ciisselbcrry, s._,......_,._i.. .. . WOhIL WitS TlUFCiUl Ii II)[IIUU'J UI WAShINGTON tAPI )'re.s today taking part of the roof and sinasting Went Nixon has tbreetr.esI to morning storm. _,_,_` ~ inanditory 61)-daY Impose shed. against the Imuse, Pcirt of a boat went A,'' ltd"-' Vr.y-, cooling-oft period it he con through the window of t twdrooin wtr( .ix will to. Ali ___________ _______________________________________________ eludes that rnkhJght tonight, _ gin strikes at ______ tieing UP the nation's rail wrv• ice. Neither the UnIbiI Trar.s- Tornado ___ _______ ________ ______ __ i?rtntion Union nor the Sboe _____ - -5 -4V. i r. T-ir:tt (' Mal Worhera Urilirn has rii.k .Z hI I _______ tConitnued horn l'sgi' Ii t'hr strike thrent. But the fiurynsal Illuffi nod I.arg In l'tnel.0 ø,tted injured A i'hIid suffered a broken arm White htuuso said Thuriday members of the County. as well situation Is being trrstecs St'irley Bunn. 44, and her s. and Mr father was tapped In department and the ________________________________ the wreckage of theIr niibile threatened qtrike. year-old son, James, were Florida Power i.iid Light renIr mm when a twister flipped home Presickntial 69 gI'a after flying UPS i,iilted ..t .- .. th i-A IWO TTId*. 141d't tt.' Ronald L. Ziegler said 'flrnrs sLashed their isbn a t':nsdsi to All occording Meanwhile, any Nixon believes ttmuu.ged lieU' iv'nie and un. New Smyrn. Bosch. otfkers POWER AND ELECFIVITY of tornado winds is shown b' debris report., several persons could nc-I tolerate a natinnwlde as tornadoes rr,ofedfu'urothtrsinVactitClUb said. The taller was freed by injured today from damage to the home of Mr. arid Mrs. John Cox on Geroge Street, It1IC WOlkel'S Ori.I was tiol in. rail tervice. 1Mffb Estates. Casselberry, while the neighboring home was unrcathed. el Under the Itatiwsy laiior Act, itiuuhed honics and flipped Most of (tie gI.is walls of the orders mobile homes on a line across (Staff Photo) tArI?'fl. shout 10 miles In Nixon can sign executive nlufi City Hall were ii'de*t ti'M e~ ('I "itTsS, four boaes crekting presidenttul boards to was the ramnpn flay area, blown In, offlecri saki, hit t.' W1into I's dispute with the where two people were huillirig wie rot wruptett ti'e were inrofed and aiany had P. __ i - , if, tint wtrwio,'s blown in b a Penn Central Railroad twispltalit'd and more than &0 tints Workers' Sheet Metal (Jfflr,'rn said Witsama t-a-tstev tfl5d1' that hnCe t.t*igh a were Association of damaged homes and trailers skipped vroii Tampa Bay ansi tesidtnt'ai district. News with the Railroads. Area Church CraIIon or destroyed. wtea yarrI American Police said a twister that destroyedot srhazsly damaged U* id, 4 lJfFfltt Ciii dnn would make ary of a board out of a thunderstorm IS pr4iI t.iy:es in a trailer Night dinner to DC Md Thur. First United ___ St. Augustine days. strike tUrgal for 60 Irterbay Boulevard in twister "iisrttde 1t*. park in ppedinto Indian ftock.s Beach. ripped iday at6:30p in, at First United ?'I•: - .if t$(afl'? f said u'ru Methudiit Orlando must b in Mothodit 19Ø1S 1 Church .strike Penn Central 11 the man. by Monday. Call Douglas ey-strapped railroad cuts the Easter services at First A new altar for the church Scyuit'ur, CasseIbciTy. size of train crews. Penn CciiC -V•CIVCT . United 'Methodist Church was made by parishioner tral reaffirmed TImiraday It *my 5, M. s Retrial 11 a.m. follows, 6:30 and Central Baptist Gourley ' Joseph Endcrk and donated by i,n,dw.n4 ii) w Holy P1•" to phase out beginning regular services and the Women's Guild of the Saturday over 6,000 crew asthe 7 p.m. ser• Church Communion parish. it believes ttme ft by vices. The (iraricel Choir, under o rc wxtr. A new banner for the hoot of tc'3' 41 3& Sunday at I:i0 p.m. the Adult (tie directitin of Roger harris, e altar was made by Ann and 16 ".UIV am-. I Sheet Metal Bob Roomabw g. The letters are Choir of the Central Baptist will sing at both morning ser• however, said Thuiday It had scheduled A the Greek letters CHI and RHO Church will present John W. 'ices - :+e I-.'-.. no plans to strth?. Union l'rest.i combined to represent Christ as Pctcrsun's Easter Contalu, Gi der,tEdwardj,Carlcugh said in letters In "Hallelujah For The Cross". "they are the first Church Women ended lit a mistrial .1th a jury Saul, r)oved for the "-Ntrial a statement Ziegler's suggeBy MAIUON BETHF.A CHRISI1JS written In Greek. The public is invited it, attend deadlocked 11 for conviction date ii'nnedialely. would ',cike was the union C Itaap.h. ADts service, which will be United The color Is symbolic of the the one for scquittatm, will te false and 'completely Richard Gcurley, whose first and the local radio oral Also docketed for ttiaI broadcast penitential season of Lent and k retried Monday at 1.30 p.m. DiI*b IJWS dgree murder trial this wee Church Women United leading." the symbols of the heart, dove, station WTRR. ____________ before Circuit Judi5e William week Is Tuu Todd. charUd °' Bob toy is the nith th n,.e c a .yes old Rev. -_____ pastor of Executive meeting of the chalice and host, and cross are Akridg-e Beeler Leh Steve bar CasselWrr; woman common Christian symbols. the church, IS Sanford Councill will be at 9:30 Gourley is charged in 'he ;ta1. eamiw Probes The banner Is beautifully done minister of music and youth, am., Friday, Apr. 7, Sept. 17, 1971, slaying of hCi. Todd. pleading tU'.Xe1it. the Grand J 1 accompanied . $1416 choir Is god that )'e riad been uithe and by bomite of Mrs lager Harris, 2107 in a 34) effect, elderly Sanford resident en ____________ lUnate with ttt The Golden Age Jamboree Mrs. Curl Brorup and Mrs. Ken S. Oak Avenue. George De(tovannl. _________________ will be held at Camp Pedro on hlus.ack The early retrial Li a victory several OccasiOns '.3•L te ______________________________ I Cases 'is'l .'wse Sunday, April 9. Fun, corn(or Assistant State Attorney comp!alnant Asc,ns1on Lutheran C.et .. pintonship, games, 01(1 tIme First Baptist Newman Brock, who had cbar'*. year old daughter, said music and songs and da-tdng, itious s Ascension Lutheran Church s By MARION IIETHEA cloUd Also upon the defendant threatented withpreoceengs requestedbyexped In the 7:30 P.M. worship Guild will sponsor a rummage horseshoes, and talent cornCircuit Judge 1* David 'Tyne, chargest Win pli1ng a knee at her Uat and when Thomas Waddell petition will be the order the service Sunday, the Church sale Friday and Saturday, April Seminole Cowity grand %(tan Charge he perpetrated the sexual iii- advised that the matter rested leWd .u4 Laxrnc* clay. A special Mass will be Choir of the First Baptist 7 and 8 at the church on Over- is in sessiot .csiay t p, pcn • timactes. She said she also with Circuit Judge Dominick celebrated by Bishop William Church, Sanford, under the brookDrive. Casselberry, i tU. $54 3c Lie poscap intent to cs-er.rntt a felony. evidence Ut -___________ the life of her and hand1w4g. ,.i'ed "" a- docketed D. Borders. No admission will direction of Dick hlohtzclaw, sin, 3 p.m. There will be a cases. Assistant State Attorney are with Mrs. Marvin Milain as large selection of spring and o, H. (Bill) Eaton Is daughter who was asleep in an 644or 1W be charged, but all who '' for i.i'Ial upoa charges of adJounulig bedroom asked to bring their favorite accompanist, and the Cherub summer clothing. representing the state. m,u.Ctttr. __ Also to be considered by the covered dish. Refreshments Choir (children in grajes The jury will hear evidence In Ulysses of jury IS the case Mik': Fri the sitsLnalam Rolling Hills will beon sale at camp. The day through 3), led by Mrs. the Ronald Tanner , %SIllismSwaggrt> [2 ,.ale county bungiary r w0 begins at 10:30 am. and ends Mct)aniel, and accompanied by 1100 Willow Avenue, who was Walker, 21, of 2036 McCarthy Moravian around S a.;n. All who are in- Cecil A. Tucker, 111, will arrested on March 11 by San. Avenue, who was arrested William (Brown I SwWerty, be alleged rape' of a -.- Peter auei (treated contnct Mr. Richard present a program of Easter police and charged with the 1oy in the 73, of Lake Monroe, died Chide John A spcclai Holy Week service 133 iil Sanford woman. old 41.yearlcl a long Di*wld G'.t*ial) r.i Xneth Detwller 636O6 arid let him musIc. 1 to five choral will be conducted at 7:30 p.m. at Feb. 19 rape of a 2year The victim said Walker Thursday mormung alter In addition know if yot. are coming and if the Rolling hills Moravian Church her from a car near a IlliteaL He was burn in Knox- Fester numbers to be performed bg you need tra:isportatlon. Tanner allegedly sexually pushed SR 434, Longwood. Easter wooded area off Bungalow vflle,Tenn.,andmovedtohake two choirs, (her will be solos b)' on will begin with a asulted the woman in fri-nt observance Ann morning hours after Boulevard last Saturday ant Monroe in 1919. He retired Community United Mr. hlolticlaw, Miss Jo at 6a.m. at the early Atlantic Coast Lir.: ntergerapsirtiiit'nttnrcugh Ut1.14xtalIyLisauiedt)er.Sh1e the Block, and Mr. David Beverly. Sunrise Service F.a4'.r wiriip at with by the said she was approached in Lw 3:30 anti II sin. chtrrh, a window. The victim picked 9:30 and 11 am. 1k is survived by his wfe. Methodist servlcr special Easter Tanner from line-up of se ven suspect late at night while Rena, of Lake Monroe; was leaving the Deluxe be are planned. men after police received a Sanford Christian man children. Ilersuan Swagg'eet>, Easter by the There will be requested that the accused was In aid was sunrise service Sunday in to drive 1dm home, since lie I'alatka; Steve, and Fred First Presbyterian 'p downtown area. Church Swaggerty, Pauline Spivey. parking lot of Community fivelivedneartierblame. The victim,motherofa - Nellie Ruth lloyd. and Sarah United Methodist Church The Strengthening of the --Sanford Christian Church, 131 Kate M>ers, all of Lake Casselberry starting at 6 a.m. Church committee of First W. Onora Rd., will have dual ,1ocirue, Smother Mn. H.C. be William Pickett will Rev. Presbyterian has recom- services Easter beginning at Swaggerty, Daytona; four assisted In the service by Diaconate and e mended to th 8:30 and It a.m. Bible School brothets. Frank1 F.sley, and W___1 day 14111 begin at 9:4 am. and ,a - ~~ youth of the church. There will the Session establishing a year F April Toriuiy of luke Monroe, and chairs and the public folding four be school for (Free and 4 evening worship at 7 p.m. Rev. April thatiled American Veterans School Board, 3 pitt, budget Toby, DeytOna; sisters, Mru is welcome. A breakfast olds beginning in the fall. The James C. Vaughn's sermon monthly Winnie 5) Ivester. DeLei summj:natlofl Auxiliary, Men's sponsored by the program his been sipproved topic will be 'lA'td of life and and '; Speunits; Mrs. Violet Rasa and meeting, 8 p.m., chapter home, Fellowship and the Senior MYF and the day school will be held Death." of Mis Clara Swiggerty. both of Sanford. April 7' 8 17-92 South highway will be served 71 p.m. in in th e new facilities now under Rimmage sale, Ascension Lake Monroe; if grand. fellowship hall. construction. Sanford Tourist and Shuf' la.mthcran Church, Oi-ercoxk chIldren; two great-grand. Senior I1lh Fellowship v.111 The choirs wIll sing at both fleboard Club, 6 pitt, covered Drive, Casselberry, 9 to 3 ctüii'ert.. the 8:30 and II a.m. services, be with GaIl Crwnley at Silvet Rri.sson Funeral Home is to dinner; 7 p.m.. business p m dish wi ll n' evening acLake for be with Rev. Sunday There , e of irr.srtgeetts k cLicekithouse at the m'eting: thillcs at the churrh on Easter Gordon Pet'ry as speaker. Aprilt (h.itake(ront. 4. Sunday. Knights of Columbus founders Notice Funeral Easter parties wtilbe held at Good Shepherd April t day dinner-dance, 7:30 p.m., K. the church Saturday 10 a.m.. sw.Q3*11Y, WILI&M . The annual community Altamonte Springs Women's of C. 't4A.'a Mrs. Bobble Brown's kinISOAtSI Lutheran of Easter Sunrise Service will be Club, 9:30 am. tour .S-1141". 4.j % I.?'W 4 , 5.' dergarten class, and 1 p.m., Seminal. Audubon Society, .. a'.a -" held in Geneva it Summersill's Maitland Art Center. I 'F 'i. Children's ctiotr. ¶PW..riaSV.*llb4Id'1S" cruise on the St. John, Rivet TheJwilorandSenlorLuther HiilonLakaOenevaatfa.m.A The Friendship Class will Leagues V Sanford Business and Poe. Good Shepherd different group from the HS a, 'ks, 'c' sponsor a style show at 7:30 Women's Club April 13 each fesslonat p.m. in fellowthip hail. lutheran Church will hold the coiwnunity v Cr.i.,s iøii.", vi Piw. $ 1' flJ it'ibV' sunrise service Easter year and this time it will be business-dinner meetIng, 7 smupers Seminole ('maui' Saturday, April 8L)rders will be early the directed by the Methodist pin., Trophy Lounge. morning at 6:15 a.m. In business meeting, 7:30 pr.i.. so taken with proceeds to benefit parking lot of the chur L ch. After Your. Fellowship of First (Ier$A 5&l. flu) Writ the class mission project, Youth the service they will serve Visiting Nurses i'U'it MethodiSt _________________ Onneva. United Methc-cii.st in., Chamber of Semoi-an Boulevard. Altsnwnte 40 1 The un in the Fellowship 11ev. Loyd Hampton, pa', C',undil, 7:30 p Springs ui-k change 'if FUNERAL HOME Fellowship will hold near a-it breakfast %i'.:ihtIir,g ('ommnerce '.4111 give a etiort ,iwuagc. nuectiig ilace. and bake sale at the chuni.h hall. Holy Communion will be iMe;54i. ,C.'tt1 Following the 3 Saturday. April 8. 9 sin. April U administered at both regular rvtreahmenss of orrange juice, April S iiT p.m. I.ak. Mary Chamber of All SouLs Men's flub parish services Easter morning. coffee and doughnuts will be Reservations for Orlando time 8p.m., fire halt. Commerce, hail, 9 hal ________________ _________ _______________________________________ parish __a'_ scrved.Tbe public Is Invited. District MethudistMefl1LaC15 Visitori' invited. .- -- n _. - -7W __4 a two unlots . - -- -.... Rips Seminole _ ______ .--- -------- =- ---= ;ro.ri - as _______________________ - _______ ____ - were of _____ at - - are $u'nier*4ttaes at are un-- -- two at over __________ a• . at - of Two Rape _______ of Jr. ' for to can Area Deaths _____ geoi case of ford woman, _____________ _____________________________________________________ r_i;it OurStaff a ts an __________________________________________ S em inole Calendar - '' ' I n MusicalOutreath EN at the Sunrise Service Set In Geneva - ., ' - - am. ' on .- 4. - W. t ____ ,, A *l4i?i Church of God 80 1 W. 22 Sanford THE F'ISHERMEN'S UNION, a 35-member youth cho:r from Nyack. N.Y., ill presczfl at Sanford AllianCe Qiureh, 1401 Park, Avenue, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The group is under the leadership of Marilyn and Joe Con stance and now is cn a spring tour through the coastal -I- I)-. t_=__ c t.tUs. Th program iLs ci tr±tional and con- tempo..ry religious music by the choir, a folk group. md male quartet. Synchronized slides and lighting add to the program. Morning 10:45A.M. Night 7:00 P.M. Pastor J. T.Pitts y., is in charge C.i..Ib.rvy, Ft.. l)f-41li A1..1. t,.,.. n. UN* CASTU 1114)70 A$a*.r.'.,i, Pa. NIIDA RICHMOND IS 3111 OH,.., P.. When Service Matw's of COwifil LUUI III-471117 VIIIMIA CONWII.L Easter Sunday, April 2 e 9 I I i a - 4._ of See and Hear ,~aiZ~ ,_=-_ _ - _~_ 1L_ --5,.. - 1 In Strike - I . - cqiiered Death for a. Boraise .iem was dead but is abvt. Becsat Christ fam an that frat Eai. 11S GREAT TO BE ALIVE! Thea. Pasl adds sot fna1 word SI Eatss be atea. uicvab3e. always thamhng in the work of the Lord. ttramnuth as ye bow that yew labor is not is vain in the Lort" Moct of the ea.rIa and In ow daily hits cies b-.'m the fact atwe d reaLrtaka the qe of Easier to heart Too 5. we-,'we WHY e wukli. WHAT cur igoals and minis are, and WHAT the aLkzmt is bound to be. £a~er is God's *iwd. Es..or can r trout our lives all that Is wretched arid feeble and nlser*bk and Through News at -, co to a into the bid SI 3e who can say with . , as we ,. Alive! It's Great to Be w- , g, " occrdiç 4/- ruft r-71 -- - Be . "Th As SI death Is aw; sod the Ow Law. But thia*s be to God atich giveth a the iictory y I/' 1J I 1.___., ' - Will' ;:-3tep _& "' urc 't YC*K tP act has been taken .,1 ! them both s, UL4fl and e "ai'e no plans at th I ';ha has t). actä" ce a tret tu&thn the A it'n41ar tmcertaJnt hangs 1 . Rom Cath.*c ser ar*c*ss ewy formed }IJj j4ssn ft started reno+u,ç gnr if Catholic wsbe :ft-' a % 1 way to ce-ttmpeaty times. who cc bei the authoruel 17 r -. u. '. S.rre rr.irx- deter ined -1. nar4j..dkping . fl resist the C'ctSs; others !reer.rnorrextu:*ntalstyks 1. 'radof ft. hip. -. %N Ir f_ _ ?lthcfl body it 71iis is the c" with the = .. . U. the Qwch naves akwig with Envraus Ccnniunity," a LIVES! anr at group of Catholic tarnxhe.s th the the Sa nctionHE And He said 'yes it was writtn taken frOUI Jert t all the • ect pace. the bck-ar4-haul the crwood ar'a of the Boiton ",: L.. all long agoth aL at , ss ah m .et a Is orgi. ier... sins for tw-ti to me.. rjwsares go both rearward ac. They left their and rise z&wn from the dead on the third day: take 24:46-4? tThe Lwir'g Bible islation.) and forward SI U. ttS.*t PSZISheS tiiid 00W rfltt a*i that this messaRe of shatxx should be er-me moves weeks' In a ha for tnirmaI WWk the ,4 place at worship. niostkv prayer. dis. many sicsn ofthe country,-asun and singing. eitxa.gng sides of the The arcMiocese has rejected iecwn are thon In two *'- the group's request for revogni-. . r . advWng in a letu- -ai to . the other in Paynestfle. Is r_estaUves that Chtrch A Ladies Aid board mtIni an Mn Gme Dt Ho'y C' !psrnpd M. rrber st 2ç In thcr --'fl be held an April 4 at 3 es. Bud Sail teacher. Fr. in Psiersifle the Ret. Miii. r"5ular parishes and -. igment. Ufl £$fJt Method ist There wlfl be tlgee serric'es at rice lL p rn. at the borne of Mrs, George William Enna has worked t t - t t i, alloed 18 thoj Man's flarwis ou Lawi Dnve. 11n Or-Itan& &m0y with the soda] wuters, }kili C the OW Thhu Robert i. a as pa regular m.rThly bee*tfaat ,'fl and a manbur SI the Easier Sonday. At the a.m. for a group of wa adppi1 O i!I3bet at the K'itn.sus group, re, the be bela at Fellowship Hall, Elder Springs Baptist SaiPlird HL*IsiuII AthXtty ptgpk Will posed to the Oath's shfi to a uy the &sho'i' letter Preset the flower crass arid new reirtmedw litw. %crmaw2y Boukvard. Satai. fell short ci crderlri s to t*ti.. All day. Apr. $, at 7:3111 pin. G Nis c ejabou, rua up u c and ô4st." Sanford above trord grade are asked to *vpie &M s-.. is Bill L SI the hu cun&milmr innovath'e groups attend cbntch with their rawitari ii.- ti ni an Amen- tiat'e desds-od Iii nwirous coma-i Insurance Agency. Alliance Church ____ ra (hC tames. AD tre In third DeLatid. ui t,n,n, hail which used to place.i, tncl,6ii Emmaus di*eas t!ie r4snJt car a. "' çj I' Sanlord ° be a •s.rct. 2efle r. 'd flutu.e in New Yo,.* There r .r mlr Of __ AIbr Ohnh ifl pid m the iawish bon for & sevffa~ P°'Prc4ftunts ,iiJ Catholics mt liOO bflO th C)Uth then meeting to a qiics and ancantata, 'No Greater "'ff ' ctLr.j à.s .'st the coant'-y and pray tojetber, rrc*lhng the M be swer prnod. Following the _ et,i ve" ty John Peterson, In rea.A*nct In Ch-wth re- Lords Supper in an "agane" or their coz expenses zo load in a bkiast, a gara-gsaw u get the perit am an rag PY in form pin. aider 7 &mday at M* feast. fln!1 Wilhamparish hail. There will be no cts-c i above all thWLJt* at ' Ii1S c1dt sc±K'cl daa'rs paing lot iii 1Thc with Frid with Etlmore. Herb Pattcn Is ine. only se xidarily fr, t Ito. and 0S at =. ya-- aMrs. Carolyn &today. Hope is the feling that • man, so to can may Mutday r1ces a-Ill a?TL $aid *.m.. svices. A 11 you will succeed tomorrow ita-riit WlvGarvy ?a.¼-' ht you failed at today. SI Holy Curxrim.ksi will be r. . Sri a Y. chkirwuux of Ltie sale teaming with membe: a d C* 1`61"K g .. -It not tAI 1P zI • VW4u Wi iI i-i. local rVaPTIMIERM ;0 rM holy Saturday at 5 P-" • Ldt8 Mtry Outh ' but saly to presese the won,Harold Azz.s. a prSIeoanl me b=s bew .iflbe the ira4I1 2(th of dcful wwk SI God.od." sortasoeer has vohmleered Ifla ween vicea. Then e loyinai the Pasthal candle and of (rW rri417wFather LaMweIw sale t iotin condaung Llie a'1ce so hene1ves wiT lead the . bcçetmtn. Emen hi zM!Xltd Prorveds are budgeted to m1 giving iL.ECT1ON', at The lilt lerrber Wooing cciiiTUt!T1flt tO 4d2-' te4.im')ntes and urloging singing group "ompaed SI Mr. .he IZVVCrIy over his use of Ie old Coflcregcflx)ral and wa- Norm W -.'Uwnxm of nit and took a leave ofaboence au.en& A nursery will Lakeber4 Cirisfirys to cugiz usln It with his Provided 4 t aU servk'es Pani Smith of B" Lutheran Church Easter Sunday .111 be Ui a be AS fci' the atii SI }'8ttWr of the Redeemer Afl Caihoiic aeiid n*ting-5attrda aid Merr'rsbip ioyaity Sunday at tT St. CtIOO51 iatIIri Sur3da3r at the Lake Mary Service is ' Tenebrac 'oren' Church of the Natirene 1n scis Cariac Corctat2th&idPrik.Every Ocud, Minn.. dhocr.in cut,siieikd for 730 p,nue Gd '" thai regelar fl. XUrfibd has be= contacted cellar, the Fee. Rt.cz Baron, the men and !he ys the matter has i4 Pen Friday at R..dner QarcIt. mte.ting Monday all pin. lii the and asked to attend this service. have seg.rate )oho krutg Clo F.uter SCr.day an Euler due-ct sai halt. Mrs r4rad the week., tS,L group travels m There will be speøal riic by CmdaI)y raiseG but tIe nurnmaum is wie'duled for I:3C Crouse, prwd •L and the chow and a prcaiu by the her SI pthpartt vu small ringing weekends prafrarnoa All Sais s.tadiiig God'is W miii. d at :rati am. g Smith Sunday Sdic-1 Qflken. i. J. Festiial of Worihip with The C3thDlc Ctaureh Sar1ng j Bernard Raot, pastor emerttw, i . IA 1•U4c;. g-as rrt &.. L'Vi NerijeeLStirdav at ' #:36 n-fl. 5 he '%flf.y' -:311kiren Cd RX*vITAT are questions will be Mrs. Al Sunday at 11:50 a.m. and in conducting the morning 30 P fr,. Sunds Saturday. Sunday and Hunt to be held at Ft. Mellon Services. Miss Patricia IS SatParV i-sr, Saturday at 2 pia. Finigan, social specia-i Lazier pastoral relations the vicesuv'day prss.dIn; National Auociatlon of r¼rd Congregational Christian Herald, 300 N. Fropch Qie-ef will be lie gt Ave. SaiWci-d, FL... 3.11 -. Class Post" Paid On Saturday aP l: 1 Fia- ;7t. -- pm, the Iilgrm Youth Fellowship will sponsor an on Rates by FasterEggHuntforthe&aday Carrier. -- I We. 33 School children, pro-school YsarSiSDO --i--Thfl u . 1 THOUGHTS ,.I I o ic President '* .,^_ I 0 k ... J,j -I 11 - &W*T? *t the Power c Ii.th tfl be with. Wa 1 hitt r .IZth so i. the facts SI Ibe woo'l ;tinit it. Every di) we we bow D th ra God', gd au. He dmm both% u, 11*wbdher hi is a cii child or an lad mutber or an oubtandog lor or Mmddm or Pr aiL i: nesna to pick lii vic1 00W and TIMN m.d WIflE be p&e,e, And we allksow that eventually, without any es * be Is gd to dim a. a. Pawl g mat a great of thort _ -. :' - * ea ~_ X__ ;_ - , Cat 4 ,T? n-ri 11--sr PnFrj , - - I F!g U evtq war, tttre is I)vzys that i 2* tr the t. We Uk of the rrentb is SaWatag Asia, ft- t1..B&Al:e Is hat h __ skIll In s score of spe.tnitIes keep these screamini warbirds performing with the reliability that makes the show the crowd. pleaser that it is. In addition to the USAF demonstration at the Sanford air show there other acts that have been acclaimed for their siarttng stunts In other performsinces Grate Page and her Cub do some ground level nqneuvers that experienced flyers any 'can't be done." Yet, there before the eyes of the crowd (;race is doing them. A four-blade propeller plane, with Its l cylinder, 1,500 horsepower engine, under the deft guidance of Steve Schulke, demonstrat es why tIi PSI Mustang was such a favorite of fighter pilots in WW It. I _.I. ...ii .1.... I.,... L...i.i v (0 ni,nhigiiL an uiiuiiy -viuiuiiuiu Sanford Mrpo;t Authority, The sponsors are Rotary Club and Shrine Club. As the air IS Ce _ /4rr - - - , Saturday off -- cemrnemoratino - Airport punctured by the roar of the hefty powerplants of the five aIrpltnes and as the sky takes on a redwhiU-and-blue hue From the colorful craft, thi sight, hearts and prayers of the on-lookers go ith the pilots. at _}C1i r t'.e rrta1 !&Elle that - Shortly after noon Saturday the USAF front Sanford Airport T underbirds willtake Easter Sunrise Seric', Passion Play to Sanford cporisort'l b) the StfrJ comU*Uuty *rvice. Al) titk.ns will be taxdtuc'4, Msi*stial Ac1timi, wU he 5i- d t $ 1*14 Mnnip1 Ato paiticipaung In Snvt and Meii,n1, Aic fti*liIT'l Will be M't J0.ult;*i in Sanford It43ti. ClgkZllSt Rev. Jwlmi I WiUsm Ret'. Byers, Of First United president of inc Sa-r.ford Methodist One-eli, Uivccitl; Is•j& M.sociatlon and Rev. Robert Loy, Central 1 tr5CIhurthSI the Baptist Ouwc-h, weloune and Naaareia, will tht Rev. Virgil Bryant, Firs yt By REV. E. A. REtJS(BE SI i_____ 'rrs GREAT I - ' ==-=-. fa At 1 . - . - Ir InrnI'J ---_-_ Service .f E, U - I = 0 1 I'U Q 11Z 11, S 1 -- - -._ -- thD ___ ____ - b BRISSON __ of J ior ______ service, - ______ .1- _-- _4 - �- - t- - _ _- - 44-Tte Sariftirri Herald 6C Friday,, Marct, 31, 1972 Political Editorial Comment . H C U I And The Three "Bigs" Push of Cleveland housewife has put in plain language her 'utter fruvaatimf at riWng prices. In doing so she became more sym bol of a threat which now confronts all of America. A than it C. of L. has bursttram Its cocoon of glib ph aseclogy and emerged as a very For the old fl. clear and current threat to more than the economic good health of the United States. Said Mrs. Carolyn SUgUichi, In answering the question: "What does the present economic situation mean to our raw lles personally?" "Hoping that no one becornts ill, no appliances need repair, the c&r holds together . Families are cutting dnwn and cutting out to what is absolutely nocary and tht list Is getting shorter and shorter." These are conditions which indict the leadership of big business, big labor and big government. The are conditions which excr persistent pressure on the great mas of Americans whose confidence in the fjLure is badly eroded. Econnmicts and statisticians can trot out the :.. strike out In his direct governmental coos of ntzod tabic. famous river, is now cleed of pollution is smashing newE. Ma ybe It can happen on this side we can forget one of 1971's most descriptive poems: "The old mill stream "Where once we embraced "Flows gently now "With industrial waste." And perhaps 1972 will be a good year overhead too, and we can dispense with this rhyme of little reason: "Fur the one we boar of theAtlantic so that "Show some pity: "He breathed the stir "Of New York City." municipalities - - - where cItizen reacton is much y easier trwasforim'd Into volss this highs minimal. - - 0. Eyebrow Roisir,g Newport Welcomes Senior Tourists -. The Newport Holiday for Senior Citizens Committee * emt'ieneec what may be tie It sit vacation plan of Its kind in Arnetica, covering Dir' wvei of TELEPHONE 9993 SANFORD, FLA 32771 WALTER A GIFLOW, Edtftr en PUbStI?T WAYNE 0 DOYLE, Advwritsinv Dtrwtcr S. Aut.tz, Pubflshor Gtr.I M.nat'r JOHN A SPOLSKI, AIWCLatI, Editor FRED VAN FELT WINIFRED F, GIELOW M.n.ing iditcr Cmptroilr FRANK VOLTOLINE, Circulation STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Editorial Pape ROY GREEN GARY TAYLOR Sports Editor DON W. PE)N Clatsified OkAipwwr JAPIE LAS LIERIY Cwnly Editor CHAR,- E;!; .cniI HA'S' &g,t D3R15 WILLIAMS aciety Editor PAY E1'EVENS Press Room Fovorniin BILL VINCENT, JR., Ste" Pbetographor 25C Week 3k Week Pift SLW Montt $.UI £ Months, $1100 I Veer S&td ReViotabom lirovide that all mall subscriptions b peed an advorwe Entered ms eecnnd class matter October 77, 1I0 at tie Pt Office of Sanford, FIor.di, 3771 of ani mnterial. newt or aOwe'v,lng of this edttiort of The Sant,rd St,rtzi may be reproduced in mi manner wfttsout written permission of ttt" subftstir of Ti Herald An, in. dividuai or firm responsible for CuCti rprX..z..on ytil: be considei at Infringino on The I,WsId*t copyvlftt and Will be Wit liable for damage under the law PubItiI.d daily except Saturday, Sunday and Ctintstrnat pubstwd Saturday go, ing Christmas The 64craid is a member at the AivIi 'teij Press wtiirt iz. .,n titled.'xluslvrlr Sr the use t eprut1 Ion at all thr io.aI news sir Snied in this news.pr Herald Area Correspondents Fern Pars E Estates E&$tbFUIk Marilyn Gordon Sear Lake. Forest Chy AnzsRltey C&sialhr'ry lanipisv.i.id KjIIW Nitflacs as .? L9 Marilyn Gordon 531497$ cto Lin Baker 307 Lake Mary Ann 5.eczkawsiu _____ Lake Manra. 3222611 Ann 55051$? Oriarab t.ety Hyatt as im COtereø Community Mrva $ev,si*ni = 5415 D,ttana.DcMry. mcbdtzi5 visits to many of the mansions built bir the mllhlonsfrir at the imi of U'e -' 2 - ' rate ol$2 per how- for alS.hcar week while schoollsLi session. Of this test the federal and st'ute governments pick ap$ per hour. eatgab per hoorWbe ' - ? Sasser Wils RunOff Mao In tcueth Orlando, lnc.gnbent Winton Hurt was defe.. led by relative newcomer to politics. James Seas,., In the rwu.cff election there Tuesday. k DOlt. OAKLi tUg congratulations to Sasser who will assume the dutlei e his oi'ce next week. Lojan Browning, look alike of Secretary of the Treasury and farmer ge"ernor of Texas, John Connolly, Is ti-ytrig to add Aitatnonte Sçwtngs to the string of cities he an-yes u fiscal agent. The former comptroller for the City of Tampa was named fiscal agent of North Orlando a couple mantis ago aid of the City of Lesig wood last week, Robert Wagner, who t4s been serving as fiscal agent tot- Lester Mandeli's "City of Casselbee-ry and South Seminole Utilities Company" during negottatloni with the which will he exhibited or demonstrated are: - "r.sins that skim along an a thin cushion of air. driven b pi-apelli rs or jet engines Magnctu suspension vehicles, supported by mar aetir loree and propelled by pollutirio-tret linear elwt.ric - r I D ,. - . - I Ideas Meany Vs. Nixon: The Real Battle Chum Wy-s ClarertmSt rodim Geneva - ovieft LzMatfiIsssx By 5AY McH'JGIi (ief, Wuhi*ua Baens Capiry New serviier HIS name is not entered in any primary election. It won't appear an any November ballot However, George Manny of New York at', Betheeda, Md., and Wngtcn could be the LbM? appomu Richard WASHINGTON Nlzonlacasln his bid for asecond term. A the crusty, conipmp1nb who hcidz the AFL-CIO enleralns iz notions oi the pmaidelticy for huniself, but he IS determined to oust Mr. Nixon from the White floure. He is equally determnued that the Dent.xrat named to oppoee Mr Nixon will be unequivocally roinniltied to AFL-CIO goals. It may be the last babble tar the old, hard.keudcled tine, let wtmalugped his way through New York City and state ranks to the tap of thi American Fetiet-aliam of Labor to 19U and became president of the AFL.CID when the two oriisstze,s merged in 1. The tattle promises to be a rr*igt one. For Manny It will he a struggle not only for the White House, but for the kind of labor movement he has helped shape L Friends and foes alike believe the AFL-CIO tai resdieti a a'oan-uadu: 1. its power to Coligrem is declining. t Qmduss ate being indind about Its flaw I1 y political rniges.. (P"r"" a'...iiiiiii eWni labor is rws4y to spiand upwwtl of $70 inIflu.wi this esr on behalf of Duneeratis jro4a neILha,) 3 forced uniatusm is becoming zWat in sectors of a ch-'g1ng labor force. 4. Rap. Sam Stelger, B.Anz., Is pa1% b House debate on a bill that would revise the 'National Labor Belalaces Act and the Railway Act to nunow 4 I - aulbariubm of compulsory urhashon. fC.au Prank T mii.ein. D3..7., of the Labor sutjcontmlttse, has not r.fl.i any beermp an the bill. Thai r;in is a former United Auto Work. Union nflIrIil who biped srga the General Motors plant at 'ri-anton, W.J.t The National Right to Work Commfte liii aiked President Nlu,n to ik public li.uings into '-the e*er monopoly power" of onions. 6 The AFL-00'L I5i.dqree twit away from free bade toward high tariff protectuxilism has pitted orpntzed labor af,alrmt the powerful, fain-grmctng mutzetionsl corporatlona &nd eicpccWmnded term orgarsastlons. '. Internal prublems also beset Mean3'. Despite the vast outaurIng of political hindu, W e., nw the less eight s'eari Indicate that Tiepubisean candidates cantnue to get from 3 11113pe cent of the laborvate. For ?daany, mnz behave, the tatisl Demratkr primary puturt- IV: fee alternatives. he has convinced the AFL-CIO Fcutivr Conmiltiar not to hdccee a canthda$e In *iv,ance, but be hei urged atitt lár, orpnlatlona to back 'conim1tted" delaes to the Deenoet-atic convention at Missni Beach An July. The inferritwe is that iasny would municipality of Cassellerry for the sale of the water and sewer company to the city was also In the rwudng for the port In Longwood. Now Wagner arid Browning are both being considered in Altamonte Springs and Wagner at this point appears to have the edge for the appointment which is to be made at neat Tuesday's Council Meeting. 4 motors O F'our ;w'upk movers, two at ground level and twr ati;wiids'd, whct w11 remain in place for continued test. 'or rtt.r Tm inspo i'2 closes Auto .'icaVt controlled automobiles that mrwe at safe, preselected speeds, guided by underground el&trical .ir highway-side rail systems "Urban transportation that is in agony lodii,y will t4 In chaos long bcfc'ir the year 30N1 unless we take prompt and decisive, action ti prcs'sde the mobiuts rnqusred by the city environment.' sas's Tranxportston Screthrs John A Vulpe. noting that 'betwt'cn nc'w' and trw' end a' this cenhiwsr we will double the area of the cour.trs' tie 'inlesl to UthaIi living. "Te , :, ureed. putilis transit must chne," 1* "Is must reach out is the suburbs, must offer advanthgr mer the car in some cases and match with the aztorni t,ulk in others" t.ymbul.c of the state of things ii the fact that, unle'si you fl, about the urn' wa ran et to lranspo 7: to see the tiutc1 wonders lo ranzpnr1tutn is by meant of the trusts nlrt aiflumubi' vii •''t-,'r 'was' frc,n Wash inglon Gcwboge Frond*e Oppoed Intensive telephone c'unpalgn is being waged In the City cif Lssngirood to get the people out to oppcas the Idea of a garbage and timb franchise in the city at Tiesday work session to begin at 7 pin. The person conducting the telephone cans an fran voter regtsation lists used In last Decensher's municipal election fs pointing to the retmnt increase in garbage rates In North (XIsndo as what can be expected, an her view, if the ranchlae idea Is approved. The people contracted are being told that private ente'rprise is tie best method of keeping garbage collection rates down. Al the sane tine an effort is being cunducted to get a big crowd of citizens to the April M hearing of the Council on the proposed planned unit development ordinance iii expected residents of the Wildznerr section ci town will oppose PIJD description built because they do not want apartment of around Fairy Lake even If It means the developer will build a the package sewer plant aofftclent In capacity to Sanfotd.Orlando Kennel Chub to annex to the city. The Wildzne'e section continues to want single-family homes of the hijisest quality to be built not only In their immediate neighborhood but around Fairy Lake as well. - $ • ' any entice BERRY'S ORLO Raise Given Crk I arigwood City Council was quick to grant a E04noxuth1y I inc.'c*ae In salary to Its water clerk, Salle Haislip, when a a-'-itien resignation was passed among the board for Its perusal last week. It seems the vary rU-actln clerk made It "crystal clear" if the raise were not Immediately forthcoming she would leave the city's employ to accept a better oUr- from Rush-Hampton Industries whidi recently built a new facility at the city's industrial park. SaUye has been Instituting a new bookkeeping system in billing, In her eight her department to refine methods months an the job, this is her second salary increase In &Titir how they smiajid vole. tin Marcl 21., Mean quit the rtiuirnt Pa Board. Three of the other tour union members tolirred suit. "We have no hope for fairness Meur'y told nawsuari. Lie charged the White House was favoring bviiwii, bank, and farmers at the expense of wcctera, iie Wpitte He= in tum isca him of ______ ...." of tie President's an1A.trflalion proc-am. "1 that Mr Meany has overatepped," said Mr. Nixon, "Ilit the latter pi V the irJ. Century thés eo".mtry 5Wtimined that no buomeze lesda' could sake- the attitude, lie Pubhrbr damned .'in the iat$or part of the =b Century, at applies to bOW kninm and l.bor e" Wt kha of man is George 15&VW9 "Geoff and toumb IBe an old beer. Mat hosaoI am 1*1Llt MY' out old MT....,. '!& hals that be is the apdamn recognition of her excellent work. Dan Dart man to the Add Altamcmte springs cc well-dressed hit. His checkered jacket at this week's council mee'ing was lined with a wild blue paisley. Women are going to have to work hard to keep op with the sharp4eutng men zncllman nowadays, il I it... "He might - it alwayi be tight, be might he Ignoring alMa' people's interests and pró.alems, but 1st believes what he #K" '. 0. A lifelong Catholic, Mesny has always wsdd choely with the Nutional Catholk Welfare Conference. it might surprise many of Us rank and file, but the old plumber bas taken w an in tie last 1$ or 30 you -and his work is p'e''ig to the on. His st,yitnsd laude..apea are reminuactt of the work of another omateor ar*t, Gen, Dwight D. £lamilawee-. paid by the city. Two cadets for IS hours each would amount to an expenditure by North Orlando of *16 per week. Even with ribae f1nzv'clal problems, certaini> the work is worth that much to (hem. Se-oat has said that In the event tie Village cannot provide Cx cadets, he would agree to accept the money and he v'Ii] apply for the cadets t'iruugh the regular channels hit3'f. If. A b ' "y ifftemwM 's '°°' Isalitw9w I LWes ai a Mack N. Cleveland Jr. displayed not y attorney Sanford only his 'legal ea' abihues, but his gentlemanly charm as well in Longwood'a court reoaitly. He jumped Immediately to the dder.se of woman witness being crosszamined In a IlieWC4W WMAIM by the city's prosecuting attorney, James flaber, but showed appripriste modesty as well. When Fisher objected to C'es'elarid's continued objections and statements, tie farmer state senator rtMkad that since no jury was present It couldn't be eapictad tel be would "dazzle" len. "I'm an ; witi not dmla the judge," he told Flsiuer, Mirekie, stumping his way north to Miiwniike'e through in- - e ha II e n p ad rt#.rlrig supporterS "Pm eon. tending he talked ton reform Cu d x h y, tt4.n! we're going to win and e'lal,n that long lvffvre tile opponents In 'idrflov.yn'q u. wo,ri, tettng to win all the uway" tirsi l'iieeday'e Wit. orislo ' right frotri tho start" I'etnocratk'prlttiary,aayeaHg Vletnari, war cmi rititer issues 10 'T"s'l',ys votine Sluskine handi with workers snt for him "is noin to make Iheni Phuffir arInei dawn in i'i to bitterly cold wind maitald. a - , - - - ______ - __________ I ___ '.1 A ' ________ ____ _________ _____ ______________ I' . - .---------- - .' - LI'-. I 'JRS r1 IIIN(; th . Id tswlav I'#',,.m>iitt'i', i tilt I 'i''il'I' itf(t'i' 34)11 have (zu llOnt!d your own molecules anti aluivvi explain Kdwnrd Peithani, Michael Wright and Kathy Flucder, students at ('asHvIlwl'ry Elementary School - - '--''-- . 7th ' Fleet Pounds No. V*Ietnam Guns - ''' - RFJNF 11111 considerable stress on the lot. Issue In state with one of ti' Mnm'ltyti Gordon Photo) - etchang.iI r.eSlngs in Polish vrilh several wctk.rs later, he gave a Polish greetIng to an ct-ittt,isIntie group of supmtrs si a r,uliy In Cutlatiy. M(hu;ern, rn?npqignir,g ii Stwfriygsun, bi'u,h.'t astete tt.e n1P1CIby Itrpuuulln 15e1'. Paul TI Me{i"vskey of (',ttl(ornla fr I iOP crtsers to ski Mayor Jshn V. i.In4csy of New Vr"h 1k' ;-te4 the two 'are both He p us' il , n III eli's, ''I ,niwil the ks'is' First," the Aini,.s'ta governor told 600 cheerIng supporters at ri rally "ii Milwaukee's South Pitle 'ltniredny night. "Then all the ,*'qt of II,I'rII are running all i's'rr (h-:rn.eivee wanting to re. itt'e your lazes. They s'ugtit t ruluee theni tersuw tt,y i (Item on Ihere." Sent llubert II humphrey, '.i,re Sb (lovern oni :lnttur.: 6 i4tir1flo!, rated the trip 1)fun'. i'tallr iesislentlal contenders hr, along with Wallace, hay, OLE:Z41rp MR Vtitage of North Orlando an the city govienmesit of ti..'gwood over problems of miming North Orlando's h')',ne arid radio in the langwood pouro department during vac.'J 'ws periods this spring and sianmer surely can be Ironed out. Longwood's Police Chief H. Sweat has said .111e he will have a sufficient crew on hand to handle his city's paper week, radio and telephone calls dti?Lr.g khe nine-weeka period, staff will not be able to take care of the addltic.r,al toad from North Orlando diving the same Urn.. If two cadets are provided by North Orlando dising those weeks, tha ct to them will ''slight. Cadets we paid at the ip Lollittuel Wilier Mll,WAt1KII', Wie (Al') ?.fr{losk.y hot abansrev1 his tire sgainsf HIIOn McGovern went ,n to pro", "Ive this Issue" In lPlt. lost, supermarket" sale to focus attention on the latest Jo• s-elopmrnts 'ii people and Ming movers. Mjrv' than 1 4 million vIsitors, plus delegations from 45' are expected to descend on Washington'r Duller Airport between Mas 27 and June 4 to c'k-w a dii' play al the most modern land, air and sea products equipment and technoloj'icr ever assembled The United States lntrnnatnnal Transportation Expos-t' lion, popularly call,-d Trvtnspo ' , is being staged Ly the U.S. Department of Thru.piiu'tatmn. Among the concepts -: f - _____________ whether the piire1 is obtained, the p'njevt Is certaIn to br The apparent erammrlcttio,u problem between Us' tAR t. P. t i,t aqixrnr ' r" Caincmhrti John Zacco, pc-tme macre In acquiring tbu 154cre tract, must ave bern dtttghte.i to we his fuith In the po.le of his city s'.1Icaie'd. But, if ar.resl by the people of the .1ty it ad vales-em taxes is going to be a requisite of Ti Is not likely at all that the twople are Iri-.im to vote to *n the door to iii s-slot-em t*satic'n n ' • i C'ssar'ee poparty usi tue r.;gge,Uan ras made that in ad "iJorem tax c'oct'14 be h'tittcd to jsa sti of the pirvhce Future Wonders At Transpo '72 I . r ,_!pRaj),( ' a Opinion .. 1. ' - M Vakwem Tax Uncey Ms'ir'thIie In ('aus*eru-)', a big crowd tj"r out it, ciç I mimlc'tpal i"oussltlon f ew land ..)' t.'.!c G11 'l'tie nuutrnn'i. capital will be the scene of a nine-dr; 10~, .-.. IS . - worthwhlie man in waiting antil Capitol - 'orIn prmnrs on".ig lip April 4 where hi' is in a huSh' with Sen IIishi'rt Humphr",'. ?hr'r-e wt1 hi' iir,fiv" uhk impact for Mccvm'ri. who once said be had to wi Wiscnnin to ut" alive aid is tada thauhi to be Ir "anger at ttulininC a rwsr third here. Musitte of cciurst- itho scnri'' a substa ntial 53 it, 57 per centaj't' vivilory In illirvt' os'e fo'in:or Sen Eugt'n. 'it. "Hltl% if the P4ITil'. advi;Ary POpu!3rIt\ c'onli"1 For truly striashing oe-ci. he 'fn'abz'bty eiug'tt to tm's S done a fee points better against .k'..ar1by. but his what, ping 4eteaU victory removes all stint trr.tr the pi.:.., etiot test Tesutls They ioa& basiralls vi'r good, too becwise It beca;'. apparefti In the clnr,ing wr't,)'.t tI,,uit McC'.arths' and bl Govern forces were playing "gnrg.;p' of, MusIie !.'k' Giwerr peonle ware hv$lng MtCarthv in ret.irn for his laying on nry real dclrpztc effort of htu own. Furthermore, M.c"r'vern 'pent em.aidprably more tuins Stint slid llu'Lis' ir taiiu"i. and McC'arths, burdened i no other campaign efforts it n:he: states, poured ou: hea'% dn.cages of l. 'trinl U his somewhat puzzling aStentipt Si, blocker. Musie and lli,l! him dawn As it Turns nut. Muskie'.. elel'ate c'lclors' probabtc wip he more rewarding than presont SC to 14 Agures au.es1 Some R1 zh'it'gntrs who were cvid'n'ts' ,'ktcte1 v.'Th be o, SUhStflflhihl p"nt'tn'1Ir nt thrcr :'inl!'. tin'nrnmtttod - tituit v- it-id tq later Jr. Muskie' 's tamp Marr at the M .ure C'hicign Mayor Richard Dales 'i people Some already are unoffuctafly committed to Mus. Lie And the niavor hlmsef seems favorabl disposed is the, Maine senMor, even though that leiznng was less clear after Miockee's had Florida showing, rthte' titv a seerc lacing in the races for I'*mocrratw ga-stttr ani ('.aak County stile's aurn-ney trnmlna tions, with his candidates lottng to rivals he disapmoved Yet there is no reason to rusv.xl these blows wiIt affect his ability to mace perh.ps P or SC presidential delegatet in tt,atevcr camp he favors My naucinwsdz' delegate checking indicated that Dart leaders in mans' states were looking to Illinois and Wui. consin for a fuller. deeper reading of Muskis's trospc'ct, than "Inrtdui prnvlLtr'd He' will unquestinnnhlv Impreis them by what be has just done in the biggest nuidwestern state 11e is not vet reads to crumble. V ,: ,,I n Wisconsin Harlan Haruoi, poasilAlitlee of municipal acquisition of a N ef eourvo, aqtu.hNe 'et -'ea the %ke &partmt-143 of two dtws and a special electirn In North (lind,, spotlIghted the ws this week from the CALNO cities. Hanua'i, the )'Osmg plsr!n,r, who Is a double t.w mo',1' st.r Jack temmon, w,ir yt-ien th# nod by the Altamonte itt-4ng$ City Council as that city's n.e planning consultant. Previously direclec of the 0rae'omIn1*44a Manning Council and seer at recent Altamonte CVus'rl meetIrts reprtenling land 4ev*secs, Hann'i thraugi il't'aths he p,"cfssr-ed was mic'cessful In obtaining teeIa tire approval for state and federal funds for studies for the C.ALNO Coimdt of local ('krvernmenta. The Altamonte planning reports arm to be completed within % days. And work on the CALNO reports are to begin probably in July, ibnion said. The planner said be Is httnl that much of the Infos-metlon gleaned for the Attamonce report ci." be used in the CAI.NO study as an "in kind" contributim from the nt1. ir, Illinois, after i rii;d Irtum ,l In New Bamrshl-e aid a near-dtsastrinE', Ioirth plat parfzirman'r. in Clarl.da With a mere nine * cont of the vote, 13., the sums' ?okrr. McGrv em's IllInois Sh'Wing ('CIfl Ing on top at a faint sitz per cent In the Florida, appea- j to wairn further his Mpe' of ever i,lning major consid. eacinn :.,r the 17 Fiot' rratK preskfentlal nomination There vlt he fovot ',iir spiltrs't!r fo Mwikie in the Wit. t" IIdury who d14 uot have to WWII about unw ,tax-.are planted for the senior cIth'M. Jr iddltinn, there will be atnalon nigtila, and pm'tIC'.i ,l?tIOTI lit c revival of o;eLtmr popular rvdtc In keeping 'end tuwaiti ttm*talia. The plan Is TiIUI?Ded after cie that his buid actptane in Eusthunc w.ter, care for tia aged his been SlUt tliIed ta1l r'eltkcj itpi,. it faint c,anservath'c 5040-20 &'k,' at, ratio as most pNiI able, even Unuitl, voiltv M.kk' ui;"'s .ald be i'slghtè win as man' as fi Months earlier. Muskk rnZ"s.4 r 'i'ad occavonafl' ealed they might pk'k o '10 to Si Govo 1' ?ttmce)i forecast tact On She other hand. he wotikl win 'rain 2 # to 41) The doh,gate results are the ,est and most sitpar: ni what u.m'iuU to a M Øio "imebacI" One Man's i ',,y $ lit DONNA ETh In my OW1't surveys at Illi nois, i ' ii.' . ... 'I FrkJ.n'j, Mrirr.h JI, 19/2-5A Tax lop Issue .1. C Mc(Ovftfl L,&Jè , I _t4 i 4 im., k 'fo"J Pfar&'J Deliberations I. MILWAUKEE ç4i ten F.lmui'd Muskie's Illinoit Tb" emt' in .orv propi'rh beionts on his tbd$caa'd n-. In naTional z'nplvn,,ti.... 4' .nr 1 ' --wcrp oc'er' you pert Altamonte Springs MnIlyn Gordon 5314915 - -- - Howling at thwoinfl bridge parties and thuri- rnot i( r1: :_1L 3 citizens, In addition, there are oforts to assure the winter uffifrs rereot1ctm! cp- toward making active t1r SUBSCRIPTION RATES Stone Delivery By Mall I,;: Nov. 13db. 32611 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. i. rolastrophlr problem-tin inchminswiir, ak.et and rain, it, has ii shim quaMy wlthsui Of dPith inevitability addition to a dump chill. equal. Rot or cold. Newport in November more WEWPOWI'. R.I. - 'the Newport, In thr winter than f AIthoug vtaan for Vanderb1fl, AMnr and yc.isryw,sr time may not he the 1nt it from Newport In summer. sucI a prcIjn.th is imnenrzated RirfelIers at treicitt" location IV a vzi:atiori Hui. Newport renudm am of in the Rtw& Island. ce1k'ct,eIv 'nor he turo& an tar as weadier is rAncervied. the y Maachztts area tt,err are am an U* privet biti of Located on the eastern setUor citizen ehth grnu out of t a recent turn of events in th. sisannard mar Provideum, e1dal) who grew up reading state that afrdy have esorg-t1me sanctuary of the Newport endures the in of abo u t the plemn'et of Or idle WeIeetl tntaree1 in inch a such] elite. weath -which rich In &mday 'umenzL It vacatim, opporUlty. Newport is being crbu.1 to st vacation Sun Ctt for the elderly-at Inset on a tenipry DIARY OF * MAD 44buSP'JIFF basis hr #anfiirb lirmLb -'. to how., this phencimurii .could so fog auu diitmvi the preadential election rs to nlk politicians aag appeisi to betemne the crndidsJe for presi&mt or i nbainzaer who will rezp the harvest c votr' rait - iowiz*1 that .1 hota. nsste and restaw'ania hove agreed to reduce Prices on let fty' Will bewtthzn the now af reted and pensioned senior . - swaHovl by big busloesi, big labor and big --- • of thr nation's leadership listens and such titatements as the Cleveland houmlwife mask,, it Is imperative that the remely be IOUOi. It two& to he - -Cutttxrnooga (Term.) Times f ver: )OO Thuz 'I.,. ---.----House and the Congress. It is oiwious a fact in our county commiwnn's rerformance. in the ., ._.•. The committee, In conJuetlan with the Rhode 1t1ii Development Council, an- -- - --,--- factor d "responsIven" which does suggeat a tntereet& Worn 'hat the Thames. England's mow, ,d.57 the wagns or ?uwitless and labor pert ormance have a control which governmental operatlons' happily, do not. in thew cases " uetvz is a means of judgment. Indeed, this one of tht weak spots when labor's demands are considered. in government there is little that can be istielind "productivity." However, there is a new allnwanzes Rc' ITh, c(IRcORAN C4i' Gentle Reoder's.. a)1 absorbing tax dolla rs. - - - life and th huranuemrim whirih thrive m, iroj ileir-tv- 't4 entirely too often are "tiled aiu t'ott,n' keep especially salaries and allowances have been soaring. If the assumption at major Impact of higher wages be accepted as a prime cause for $1.09 a Iwiund frankfurters, then the factor of boosted governmental costs must be accepted as just us important as high hourly wages for craftsmen and fantastically large rewards for top hUSIflOSS executives. This factor is, in addition, one which ever taxisr needs to be keenly aware of when uet'tiins are at hand, as they ore '• It would be entirely toc easy to point fmge' at the state legislature, whte the pay bsIss' veers agn cam the s,af some who were even too greedy to re4'roln tram also finding ., ' fun Donna's .x' economic facts of . from the Price mudze the Hz, manner In which Ii 8TX j . .'"- -':" ,"' - been present . hard-hitting guvernwentsl wsges picture viewed- unlese such L'ea, as eduest1et Nor Is U are, Indeed, welcome. But thcre ft one aspect of The '7 brand of BC of L which has not In former innation spirals. We rater to the almost Alice.in-Wunderland F.... onan trying to weasit out tram the administrati birdt which It shnildered boldly last summer and now !rnds slipping. president of Grgc Meacy, the the AFL-CIO can manner Commission to y position Lb-a big, c1.a by ucn big hitsi ness Hasty moves orautjrns which control the distribution of footuffs, ballooning to astronomical heights, to try to halt this and put in perspective tht whole range of growing, production and distribution and walk awa Illinois Victory Could Get Bigger - - 'A, NZ111% Not.book _--= =__ - nation's highest perjerss.ntax loads, ilu' candidates planned lIe,it iit.'sluks Ialay as their grn.rssi isitu'euwnt on major Issues give way to steppedup vs-Ill. clam of one qnnther'i recorth in the Inst lays 'f the Wisconsin '' L ' . - OLLVE'IiT! an Electric Adding Machine __ Ito , .1 , - %DOD'.tt i'nnipalgn. , -, - -' - Only humphrey .Wed away from criticising his rivals 'l'I,II sday, charging al a (attn. l% Fon(;I: F.$)'I:R l,,aos and frc'slu ra ids In North shimilletl into South Vi"trunn . Lairs unit towns jibing the lILstr rally In ttitjturbRn West ow As'sted Ire.. Writer Vietnam, lk141 (twit l'reaklent Nixon and SAIGON (API Heavy lightU.S. 7th Fleet destroyers bit, northern frontier. Secretary of Agriculture Karl Ing orcke out for the second day tered North Vietnamese gun poThe U.S, Cununord hold U.S. today In the northern quarter of iltion, In the southern luaU of planes made two attacks huts "have given us recession anti high unemployment and South Vietnam and the US. air the deniltitarlted woe ufter 11P against antIaircraft defenies war heated up again with twu 'o lOot) tounds cat r 'fly ustill- Inside North Vietnam Thursday most of the most critical fuirni nxtre nsa)or aircraft tosses iti lery, rock ets and .iii2tlMl after a nearly twa-week lull, price situation since the Ct-cat Depression." and one antiaircraft artillery About 20 welfare right,. demradar site was destro)ecl. The a on tratnrs trailed the Mmcommand said the strikes were nesota senator part of the day, inside to protect American protesting what Ucy said was planes operating in Laos. his support of the Nixon admln' While there were no aircraft Istrationt's welfare reform pro. cases over North Vietnam, the cn,nman4 amounted the see. and loss In two days of a fat'rengine comput'i:ed gunchip used In the aeciet electronics war over laos and We downing of one of the Au' Force's biggest helicopters. , . - , .. Balk At Army's KP Plans and apply MWtoward yguchaa. ew's Solons - The ACI30 l7sun.hIp was shot --" I#,J 09 1 StizazC1 1"WKSIM sa,n.ua - -• '1' - down i' l:tr.,inn fire Thurs'. By HOliER 1' A. DOBKIN washing dishes "than smoking day night over the Ho Clii Minh AP Military Writer marijuana," the spokesman trail supply network tit nouthern said. Laos, but all 15 crewmen were WASHINGTON (AP) - The In response, the Army has rescued this morning by an ,'fr Army's plan todo away with Kp gathered ammunition from Its Force armada of 20 .'lrtrs. in "the new volunteer Army" by top field commanders for a that encountered no resisturuc t. hiring civilians for the job has counterattack to impress upon None of the crewmen ruffeted run Into fire from scene key the committee the Importance serious injuries when they congressmen. They say the of the KP-replacement program parachuted to the ground. money could be better spent to boost troop morale. An 111131 Super Joliy Green elsewhere. Gen. Michael S. Davison, the Giant ret'eue helIcopter '.'s A House Appropriations Corn- Army's commander In Europe, shot down Monday on a training mittee spokesman says several says keeping KP as part of a mission over southern Laos, but members have expressed GI's duty "would be to renege the U. Command withhold doubts over the Army's request on a prombe and to undercut announcement until the searchfor $99 million In next )-ear's progress toward the modern and-rescue mission was cornbudget to make permanent its volunteer AJ'lflY," pleted. All five crewmen w3re The general said that by hlr. reported killed. experiment of replacing sal. diet's with clviulcn kitchen po- lug civilians In Europe the Earlier, the command had licemen, or KPs. Army has been able to return announced that a surface-to-air This has been one of the 3,500 5OIdleX-s to their primary missile shot down another Army's key selling points In 115 duty. "This equates to more AC130 gunship In the rireUiiwn campaign to recruit an all-vol. than four mechanized Infantry hours Wednesday as the, air. utteer force. battalIons" he said. craft was flying over the Ho (iii The committee spokesman Davison's comments and Minh trail armed with special said some members feel "that's those from several other gener- electronics gear to sight North a lot of mc**y and a big depar- iii were released by the Army Vietnamese truck convoys in tine from the way the Army has after being extracted from peti- darkness. The 14 crewmen were t.dic reports by the iimand reported missing and believed always done business," hearings with top Array ers evaluating progress In the killed in the crash. leaders over the past ae'.'ornl volunteer-Army campaign, The artillery fire along the weeks, the spokesman said, Gen. Ralph Haines, coin- DMZ was the heaviest since the some committee members mander of the Continental sieges of Con Thien and Kite questioned whether the money Army Command, called KP the Sanh more than four years ago. could be spent "on cancer re- most "onerous and cou,nter• The South Vietnamese cornsearch or even a new tank." productive task" and sa1r, the mand said the enemy gunners Other members, some of troops believe that "society is were using Soviet-made 130mm whom pulled '(P In their Army Intelligent enough to recognize artillery with a range of more daya, suggested the troops that soldiers have more tolearn than l8 miles, the most powerful might be better off keeping busy from their squad leader than In the North Vietnamese orby peeling potatoes and their mess steward," serial. g(3(YrgO - / 0 d o Come to the big ' E) :ii a :[I(i)E3 1) () {b______Ja 2i U3 V) GROTJNEBREAE.ING CELEBRATION' 9 L)Z'i1 AW9 197 .Mall i1 1 X44m lop im ON S.R. 434 AT 17.92 IN WNGW000 In U. S. Jury Deliberates Fate Of Priest, Others By LEE IJNUER Associated l'i'tøi. Writer HARRISBURG, Pa. lAP) A federal jury resumes deliberatkins today an the kldnaptxxnb conspiracy case against the Rev. Philip Berrlgan and six other antiwar activists. After a controversial charge by U.S. &tstrtct Ct Judge H. Dixon Herman, which the di. fendants attacked as "Instruc. tions for convictIons," the jury spent nearly seven hours Thursday reviewing testimony of some of tie 64 witnesses and checking more than 100 exhib. its, then Wired fur the night. Herman denied jury requests for a copy of his 21, 4iour charge, particularly the section onconsptracy, and for a copy of a prosecution chart of telephons calls made between defendants. In refusing the request for a copy of his charge, the judge did agree to read to the jurors again 14.. Initruxiloris on conspiracy and the law. He said he was denying the request for a copy of the (eli- phone chart because while used ..'y the prosecution it was not Introduced as evidence. At the urging of the prosecution, he did advise the jury that the chart was prepared from documents available to the jurors. Berrigan and his codefendants accused of conspiring to kidnap presidential aide Hen. ry A. Kissinger, blow up gay. ertnnent heating tunnels In Washington, and vandalize draft board offices around the country as a protest against continued American In. volvement In Southeast Asia. The 49-year-old Berrigan, now serving six years for distroylng draft Met ln Maryland, could get 50 more years If ccrwictedon the six counts he's charged with in the lOcount in. dlctment. Sister Ellzabe.h McAlister, 32, a nun who is a college an history teacher, faces 40 >eu-s on five counts. The other five defendants face five years each on a single Conplrscy count, are Dig for slips of paper which can be cashed in on the $50.00. .. and spot. . amounts range from 25 available, DIGGING FOR there's a total of SI,500.00 DOLLARS IS LIMITED TO CHILDREN AGES 4 THROUGH 12. cents to Hard hats for all diggers. Pepsi-Cola for EVERYONEI Coffee and doughnuts for adults. Ciotens will entertain youngsters of all ages give free candy to the little - . and ones. Entire ground-breaking ceremony and names of all money winners will be broadcast over Radio Station WTRR from 9 A.M. till 12 noon, Saturday, April 8, 1972. IT'S OUR WAY OF BREAKING GROUND FOR BEAUTIFUL NEW PERMANENT FACILITIES FOR OUR LONGWOOD BRANCH OFFICE. (A temporary office on site now condom, comiiloto savings and loan service ) A 4 F First Federal noct.tion of • seminole Coutty MAIN OFFI'C 312 '1'•at i,it SU.vf, S antold, FI,ilj OVIEOO OFFICE. Ce,ido Shopping Cents,, Ortoo. FiwoJa LONG WOOD OFFICE: On Sit. 434 At U . S. iJwy. 5742, toogwcu. rsv:sda -I'. J- - �- 1ilt __-___ - T 15 ___ - _-__- - -----.------.- A FrIday, March 3%, 1972 The Santard Herald 6A- Remapp Learn -- -, - _______ Fate ay Fla. Itaiph B. Levy challenged Jet,. 3AC1SONVItLt rwntnaUon AP- Chaplain Andrew F. sen durtng a Jein. the first Navy chaplain ibM he had a hit of money at to face a qrnrral cawt ruarUal. siar In reUrement py and Mys Z seems appruprla* that veterans benefits. lensen 7epbed ut moty his case may be d&:Ided on Good ?rioa-the dos Christ was not his prime conrn. "I ran servr rm God us a was cnwtfte't. clvihnn minister as well as a pij arg mittLary chaplain," Jensen uled f *0d13 and the ease mas to the ski officer-jurors wlu Jensets denomination. the will cule nUn. American Raptis year-old Arnericni Baptist netoi*gh U-st sttMX 1)) hIm yrnan charged with miscentwo-thirds ordeal thai bean Iut Aug. It duct by adultery. A (hi that da. he was tnforred n' is enougi to convwi the Charge against hzn ' y and 11* pena1 ,v'ment and di norable another chapLain a! Cr,i1 ?Ietd nt5 1l trait M$i?It4Ifl, sores you," Jensen S*d be his wife ifl tO cI1I14F in s seurtroom Interview ThUfl4- wert visItg r1p.L'vrs din 'IL sonrm, rather approJerszzr.'s 43 ye.r.nii wife priMe that the b-t& ran all thm t - tilm ttwrnzgJ I hd, Week and mny cd tetlf ted iv, was with ts on ' ___ ) _______________ 1J _____ - m &snt I bflfltfl bill that W*$ fft$t Up in The bill, wih it. .zrrw and Senate Prcl.ient j. the House. state to 1werv' rrw the Thomas planned to seek the loi StT jcLk fl ____ tj. _____ __________________ _____ ' S _ _____ ___ ___________ ____ ________ _____ _____ ____ ______ ___________ _____ _____ COuNTY COMM SS1N Ch rrmss1 Jr., pre-ziideIit tif Lnr.'wcmd Area Chamber of adm cpti urthitt mmer nnd l.,o Fe&.1ai SOVr iLtr zI &iflitUi ofui - ra,. anticlpt'd ap -vIil a' 11w land use bib by the 14OJ5t ___________________ eS t ei 1o i * - Insight W.t,,Ip1ILWrffiI Ca*jfli5r, - - INTHI CIRCUITCOUIT 0*OfCa?VRI, 9 S$9Ul,04, COUn cis- Cm?sr Jflfle ciowrttwrw V?' Slit AND POW SIMINOiI t40?IdO, b li. )S*t? Legal Notice 0' SdI'#$'O. COUNTY. FLORIDA mOnTh' F5trs't, *151-tIn s. IN CIVIL AC'T!ON ND 11.313 ty$iItil*Ot,ItV5 PIC7rTIDUS NaME DIVISION fi w't c aai rlote hfrUt.yIYW' flua •n ,s"t spi:. . arid. SL)'I N3 IL IfI *'rttnu. Inc or d.inc 1?.d* r.r,nci- Cflrpor.t or a-t-e Ii S •aItstat,tt1IOfrI0t50?...*.nC '1t,, 54fl10Y0, PUILDERS oftt. afldv.s* 0! 55w CIa$rn.n'. 9';ainttft Usr IS,, IIctlIIw. name at inc shall 5*' Uworn to b5- 11w fIts! ' rn ,, s,it ALIONMENT, CI*s'naflt ti-el w w • tl tanti?.' $J 1*91? wIll FRED .i DEWIER lIELEW V tilina tee V *''- '-, ,'nn vUe :*t,Of 55* C9CUH Co'*'i Sit,"Ite DtN'ttP. hr. dwvinr Cauni, FlorId. In accordant, wITh MAR ANNE L DOWNER. a w..4t' .,JoHa'enc0tP. $aImoe vat an 51195 *5*11 b. ';OiC tilt PrOVISIOnO V to' FIC$I?IWS Earth. bell AsiOsf$lt-t ham. S'IIVIW.. To.Wft SSCIIiNI NOTICE oc Of ' SI%,se *IP'Id. Statutes 'to rcU Df'hWVR. HPLE'I V flit Estate c a s i kIt S hwinqTh L CobI Eand c JDSEPH'f.I SiMMONS SV 'iililIUs Ma"tt it 11 ) .**k*AWN1 L DEPINER. a wseon - - aPS,V43r "- (:T i * — — -- . - .5, - - •- - ' . - I - ! , arid - a ' sun ' - - - -' - - , - -... -- I. " - , - - • - - - ' A'- = : - Cafr.cud PI.Itc. Of Pubist KearIn4 Ncllf It he'Onr ;tvOn 9w'? iii, SOa'C Of 40u1S'iInt will w-t$ut?a jbIi ,itariou focon.lOe* ocmmnç 10' 10 a .- C II. 0 SAA ke,iden!Ia' Zone or the _ a' ,.-,,..rty I01I0wU d.icrl Lol I. Btoci- ii. Ssr'Ior 3. WUt H.lQtl5a Further Alt a mon's descIb".- at 'n.f si virarni. aid Atpi,-t, tt'oofs nis'mv 0 15* C&s.1 sque. m.pnso -d, FIO'IOi. Olt &pii ii. 1473. at 7-CZ '' " it a board Cl Count.' CommnWssmert i*fflSiiOte Cownfv FluId. Drummcmd, By: Dt Cain-man P'utIl*h t,tarct 21. -str 0(1514' , __________ NOTICE na ilos - 11* AtI4A. V Crime LAo0?MOr wit bId. at 15* is'f.ce at Plerifi Joist £ Pot.10 Worth 'iwS Avw'e, ionlo'C. FlorIda i Ii 5 'si s.u. Fm fl.-' -s-y p ia. lot CopyIn M5*w' TliftpUbii Pisa'lnO *111 5j7 f) Sf? w$ dial moo, copier (The abilIty St deesUan Sn. Cnur"v commission Clw'mDs1 .-. ?'t Of the CoUrt PQUS*. L.'ltOf'O PV t0W1 bobS Silo 5l$ tityl a NOTICE OF PiOCEEDINGS •-----?OU ARE: PIEPEIlY ND'TF,ED CEVELANt). M':I document td0. mints' malt Fl0?'.a,., 0$' API 17 1472 POW THE VACATING. I tIERS" pa tgitIf,: at at,or ,o 'sastititi uaor ric--iais. muit101, CODSU per orIgino., uIina P,P,.., or stur ?tst'uaftr •, At,f-ct for ABAWDOW?wa.DISCOWTINUIW; 0' r' can,rar NAME £'tTL'1l IL iddlt'vet I Chen,it.ssS ma' tr.rV AND ti..DI,ING OP in Seminole Counts. v. ps.awr? 'm wP40SS IT VS 1?*tItInT 1aifltC hive nicant ausiny SemInole CDiIfltS RID WTI-Di.*AY. SaVW0?V. Florida 11771 ilerC, gi'ew-t f,j, fl-ti $9SCi&'t etc us. bond ssijnt peps', M.' 31 APr11 7. i. 1. TCWPIt)PI' ,isa'q CONCERN WEST 'uut. La I dud S. Blots U ,-jan' Sc, ti,, "Rh to,fan, 5 J•tb SYi1-i YDIJ WILL PLEASE 'SAEC tita, .bI1t, to CwuY tIn(5ec pi'lfflI. Chaste. ALTAMOWTE tIEUP4Th SECTTIF$4 12 lilioul Name Ch%I?'tIJt, The boa's Of Co,'nty y haIt $01 DE0.V _______________— ma,. si-anspreslr. arid SWI iCE .uOS, Floreda Status,, wi1 rsOlsie Tp4(tEt. it itt 5lri' ttiPi Martn PublIrCornm'-stonrt V I O%$TIe Cout'i* wr1m r i30 toIft AC U ar e.r40 if? IJ bons I'. •au. 75. i-f??. the CIeThaiflw CIrtut! Court, in NTICE OF ACT!DW Ot15 10 Amp.. at c-itt. P.M or RIO? Idi, a? ?: ° A, tat t0'I0.. a11 BIds 10 be an Wa soolad t?I.'9 U R0Ul2)$t. Of? flit 11Th receipt of proof Of 9w' Cwnty. F lot I STATE C'S' FLORIDA TO NOT 'CI day of Apr II, a..D 1472. in file County OnV$4IP( plainly ma'Aw on flit lw's sSm t,w' ,.gOfvt$' yr? 01 thIs OntIti, ftc JACSIIE LEE MILLER NCIC It 5WrobV givir thaI 9IS tc sioews Manila Wooer' at OutsIde lid Sr P5*9 CapvWq 4 *lt nam tD" LONOW000 and VOL '$' ,*Qs,Irnd to anti-ma UHSh0f? 0? CO*fl1V COminIUiOnItI Of S?. Count',' CourIPioule In Sanford. IAStPIII1? -. "AWN SHOP under wtsICi I am Of you? Is-Ittefi d.f,ns.I II iflY. It I? BIdS w$IJ 5 Spintd On HerSap. t0i'Ids. Shill SIynfliOiS Ct'Ufl'V. Florida, wIll 5*10 a Public HearinO on Alt1 P SThwarZ. *Iathlt' ".0*095 In businoat as 53? u4bqawa Nil_n ' MI.LER 1 p m.. or as anor shr'min'IIr at. , 10 new-mean wsemr AprIl 3. 5472. at 11 = A.M., or as 5 47 If? ftit CIl C Lin0..b0d. Mt0?1WV- WflOSP iob'sM It l UnKnown R at Possible eser-ytser, In th, inu4b,.. of? itit 4?? day l id' 0? iLl flit Coinl, wIt waciSi. MEWIU bmI101110 50) SOtISI' .r-annr tlt,?Ida 't'OtI and *.'C?- 0' Y0 ar, fit'Wt) .flttder 5?,,- ,natm,n' 0' 9t OC* Of ,,Msn E Pplp. Spit-IN o 5th abanficin Cit -antini,, riot,, ?rsr pa"-, Inte-rISCC •r Sad uv?nut o'eanou 'ssrso. i*3l or Ot'Vfl' IIl,.0 tna? a sr-t hat D$0 $oIiowr Ov'0tnne renoun.e and otscIaImr an'- rig?!? at Seminole County. S'I0?tda AprIl II )'T7 and liii The erie's-I,, IS it tOIIt .4alvW VOL Iii Ni. Cerwr C.t.iJ?t. Tner.gnt Is PdSarv95 tO waive en, An -'d.nant, relatIng to mobile the County inc 1?,, J*IIIIIC If? and to original with in. 1.50 ciars o slits lton*IC M Albeit E,ge.*wlTh Juditsil Cl' Cult, if? Silo 5wmsspf?ff.,e' tiaiw"t provIdIng tnt te5ian.sn rIujms-Of -way runn.ng It - uIarI9t.'s a' leta'sIt*IItie if? 0*595 a' Di-lands Drar.gr County. court' qftfle. beta', WiI'C' v-t 10? uuI W C0u1 bids. or to v.1st? any ci all Bids for minimum ta**'nO *tln.d.. ttivw5h mr arac-lu pros,e'y, ,stt'?5N' attorne, at- sntmdw'e. Rtpr, Mar-ti', situ, s,r — .9511150, FEDERAL pruvidlng tar minlmt.rr ground wit taMed tl-' 151, 's.y c' Martt, 1,72 thereafter 015w-lets.- a dyf&t' *111 Na wIIIsem A .Iacnt. I C) Id IL s.SOW I S A 01 *IanCM'dt, providIng SV By order of TIi -t.i- uni.. JO too? Dr entered avei"i' yOu Sor Iii. ,,lw'4 N £7 JACOb BENSON iSSDCIATI)h. a corporatIon minimum 1t..down siandUrdi; ww tee 'gtsb.ot-way Iyii'ig ad -lotwi £ Pull $9mltided ft Slit lnPIaPie I. HOLCOMP ""' i' ' 1mw-IN p-ovtdr rype-i-,IbIIIlIit for In-C uacefi5 to and SoulS' f blaciss Mind WITNES.,TI5 'and and ?i-tea1.I of o'U' *VtoThey at Lob Of 55w UnIted 55455% flf , Seminole Cou'-i'y Port OP0?ISrUW OWi*l'I PrOv,dtlid ,l srI A' Smtn' SUOeIY*IICn. tr,i Cui?' tr Mat-ti'- 13th W' & East *asn.ngtor St-v.' m' PIOIfI'lfi, p J*CEIE LEE to- time lmnItaIio,n. p'oviding to. atcardingir 55w-OIl till (515? 9,r-sot FIo',da (seal Driands. Florida 13*01 cialo,atorsnuicomnpIlance. filed at'wng tIle ubI,t Record. n Ruelle? Maros 57.34 ARIV4UP H DECEWITPI. .ia. MILLER inc NOLA F MILLER. Publish Male?. 34. II. AprIl 7, Ou and 0?la'0? ti-aIte'-'& till arena? Sc, Seminole Count,, io'.*a. a. sst DEB-si CLERI D CIRCUIT COURT Iii wltt, Datendantt. Mid 5472 'lQU 'teSt IT) flit YOu? fØ'?. (i VOL 5w w' 1St II! file Count, "UI' boot. S Pag, 55 L ESi AND El. v Ill.?' ifl is 0? wi-lIter 0H.,bes Sc, I IS,,,. dayt providing ,stpl loin. cr PT r-o rig0? -a$ -wsy Soc A tar sgnt IN THE CIRCUIT CO UI 1'. 11TH C lerS talc CIt'S Os Complaint w'Th the F0v'O$np •lternatve mnetfst,ds, k*c JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA )l c,A'_at?t i ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT UP TP'F PuOI,$t, r1encsprv.acop, providing penalties prOviding SW PERIOWS INTERESTED MAY INANDFORSEMINOLi COUNTY EIOHTEEHTII JUDICIAL CIR. Said PlaIntIfi. $9 Iii ittUt'fl*Y. as,un1ivr relief. piOVIdIIV an APPEARANDIIEHEARDITTHE CIVIL ACTION NO- 52-103 DEBS? CUlT ltd AWL) PNZ SEMINCLE t 4. saera. at efs,t$.i-u date hAtE *.ND iCE £NUm-t (JIVISIOW C cot'Ptt'r, FLOPIDI 5'EEP. wPSo54 am,-,,' 7' t5 So. m.CAL) PEC,rtED IN RE. TPS! A'LRWIAGE OP ltd THE COURT OP THE COUNTY CIVIL AcTION ND ?31 Ir,, tanaI15 Avern Santord. ArStu!- -$4 b.iswIfts. J'.. BOARD OF CUUL'TY £ LONG. Prfl*w- and WILLIE JUDGE. £EMltf0i'.E COUNTY. !rn1.37i-fbef0'eAP'$ 14, IS NE: 111, Mali-laP, 04 Of 5, Board COMMISSIOI..TRS PARMIE LONG- Rnwovloenl MICMAEL 'ILt" .IENt:ikS, FLORIDA. *' Mid I? VO. 1*11 tO Ot tm. a Of Cumsily Cornmtsa.Ofll.- I OF SMINDLE COUNTY. NOTICE OF PROCEEDING NI'TA AN IN PROBSTE $4utbafltt: i115 Detamstl .luCC'ilv!? wIll be entered a. *0? semtna*, IDA RI ltd RE. Estate 701P4fT11 JE*'EIhl. II. a3.lnst poti. inc cast Of you. to' SIt. - Aittwr II. BSC11irI1tI jc TO PARALEE LONO. P Lt5h1 t'E0h CHLT, ;, rule' orn.nn a. sac Complaint Mar NOTICE OP SUIT •ISPDNDEN Pf!ICIjPsCS! t ? In, ret.'?, of Hilt Suit? t MizaAr in ti-i Tt,NLf'r NOTICE TO CREDITORS io-.Clasei certau. nipepramtrc __________________ YOU ARE HEREBY 140,15 lED. 'to *u. CISLDtTDk& AND PER. Juip .37. 5471. and flied Alipliet . To - N(C$AHL ST*N,.EY IN COUNTY JUPGES COURT. — prucieding ISa' Ifi Ulataluilof? SONS Iit.'.LND CLAiMS 1471. aid ratpnfltO Iv' titfit IN COUNTY JUDO IS cu •.iWS SEMI NOLE CDL' PiT V F LOP IDA SIMINtis..t COUNTY 'n,iag. IsiS beat filed epalni? Al N £1 SAID DC :u ND S AC. tnt a. e boo ta-a pasi' '5 sr P LOIs IDA V ifUIflia lie. tm. F ILl NO YOU in the Ca'tvti Court in to' ESTATE EIIATE NO. off ace p' tnt Citrs I CIrcuIt Cow-? uu1It*1e County, Florida, Itse sIscr-i .TW heittif' YOu one saCt U' VOu unty tn.raca. enES'TATE OP ,,eminaIe ESTATE os 'reangir Trailer Court 7' FL*NltaAPd tIll, of w'ThCtt Ii IN RE lIlt nolilied anti r.iI'95 10 UreUwl' ins cn..l'uu man tollUwliW o.i-tofc EDWAPC) HARRIET -) SUGa. Virginti ftyst, Vi. MARRiAGE OF WILLIE I LONG ciisml sue o,mavttfl w,.Iet' ygm, u prup.'?. lying anit D$'ng in Daseetad NOTICE. TO CREDITONI PETITIONER AND PAPAL 7' ,ItliM 01 ypu, 155*1 fbSVt s*ftn' ?ttt Se-imok Com,n'v 7'o'j ,v'.,-t' NOTICE TO ALL stasows HAVING YOU ARE .I(qEeY NtIFuffD RESPONDENT. $II5%' of LESLiE VE$4NDN It. blocs A. COUNTRY CLUO IC sjit PERSONS HAVING LCNG. 511*? an artIst' Sr 04111*0?' C.41L70k. dotead, III. 04 said p1lGM TS UNIT DS4E..ccomdrng so CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGIIHS'T CLAIMS OP DEMANDS AGAINST prnwnso toinerend YOU *0 appe' Ma'r15gi' 5*1 taim. $tC ilii'tiI SAID ESTATE file your Arts..' or clue' Counit tO 11.7 Countt :u1. retarded iv' Fl.' SAlE ESTATE 114 plC' 't*-c,' vo.. . tVr C tPs C alit t.i.t 0' i-ri. I' itertt,t 0? pleading *15 ?'.* '.e't Co'r,- , r-10-,,1 C' t'g5 fi I'U)1 ' Ot'_c,'t5 l) Cr50 ') 0' viu. a'? stE!CL', v04tirc' inC teu'Ted Idi ii any O yOu' w'..tt.i' UV*tfl&U i •flt 10 of Itt? Crttafl Coul of Sa'n.'iss CtIite Fl fist COU" ilta,), 04 rLit,iw'd anti f'aqu,HId to I ii, any HIOl. C-A PIne&. III, 0' STEPIISN claims and o,mends wtiiets you st .i.lWlS Castip. Fist-as. md v V Sanford. f?Lo,l,ia. i--5th4r I'ithjstvltg 1Dl'tIftCaI*t ut no' 455wi' 04 s uu. ma no.'. ape tIt' ta ION 7'INDELL I flEA Pit pc, InC Demands Whites you, or 1tw-.un or S t,,*.-t pftocn.y. tml,'nIer mitfli frpn, the t'rlv toIto*tng o ii.'.iiaton Sne 'lhe Of yOu. map have .gaInv 11151 M$ D,h. 0ri,,er Dr Estate in ttse phct at P4OnO'-.OI, NCleveland. Jr.. cat.S,Iut'-7t. s.Sn, I i'll pu*itCItfOnO$ tg ?lU'lt names Itentv FlOrida, 33707 A?teiiwyt for Site at *111151 SI. Hall. Cuniy ,li.Oge ' owate M's Pit OffIce Of blensra*lc CLEVELAND, MIlE 5. BERRY., On fl tam. er Osmand Hood-Fan. . %I RTI Wallace N. 0, HaIL CIledp Aw Pi*,n$I$1, .95 f lit Its. s;miginal wIth county, his i,. the 31St' day SI APrIL, ADs.Il - Seminole a. $WOrd FIst Ida lemmo.e County. V *1* office ift ha sets. p, w'a ,, aBowe-islynd Caw,1 inst betavi ftp15t,Of vtdalt.lnd (5Oft *11151 Room. tjpW wIll be Ill • Cuiwl sowse In Sanford. Plo'ida, Apt II liSts, 1*73; stiiatWIIS. WIThIn $11 CalenDM flitfIfo trOin anlersi apaMbe pow o'-atn. claImant, and In4It be and w'flSIffi $t* nw'sflmI Item Wit *?TI4E1S my hand of lime le in-V ,pubI.daf bet V ?Th4Ud WITNESS 'ny 1*95 and 15w' Iwi sitter to by the Claimant, flIt int. w mis Court It'll sh ilicat*n if iflis for the nOV is,,..ed Ni the fidIli'S Eact 51.1ff? 0' leHistid tn.st ficitI yI of the clarS. p. the CWew attorney anO &CCaITIPo'II.J by Ffst'Ida. 15mb 141? act' claIm 0? De?!'sand must be Compea Wit la IrwrlI.n5 Silo cOntaIn tile 94*5104 tobti, In 191 21*4 dl! P Molest fIling 9w 04 Dli. aAir' 1*10 lOclI dii Of Mat-C? &D. 5472 w wu'muics.m, 'tinS tt, 'IL'dtfltt- end PCi' Oft.t, sub U'Sc tatidenci•95 I 0 1*72 tb#naflaIL' an Ill-C shall ne ISEAL a' 1*-pm and of1l51 aOOf-sas t Coil?? or- Slit. SIt. IS'S Iii, C5 the cla,rr,ami' atd mul' Ii, Slit tIatft*95 arid (5mW be heorli to Art - N. Ma'ti, 973 19 515. tsir.snt. tits -a ARTHUR I'S BEC4.*tThl. JR S Emmftt J sNafU CII$5 l CWvI? tour? 04 ci&.rent, Isis *g.-,* st is ,SEAL) flIt santa torn.,. 0' Stial! L,• void Cw-. at me cf'cIDa Court 2 At .*,'C~O? 0 Slit Lilt Semina'. Count,. IW,wy. 0? it's lam. aI1*hl be a15 6rtSw" H iS MAT.L.DA R. PLAN IGAId a'ine BIDePI Wilt iiid 'Ty54m595 01 By dl'tfla Roper W. LVI ta'S 04 Ciruaft COUrt 9$ It taicutew' OtPU'V Cl*uis LESLIE VERNON CHILTON. Attmin,IlriigV Qi o,pm ciars P, Marflw''T Vinlin 11,51 CLE5D. AIIZE said Eamate tstMn. A SPEEP Cit's ,w_.s,it) . :. W1LLiA11' A' ,.ennetr- A' boww li aPLIR 5. SPECk a' PDd,..,4Pa0 AND P'ktfl.p.i. 4. i- HanA III 2W 'sO'S?. Cut Law' Attotn., AtSrvwv at Law P.O Boa 1)4' 5? os 51W lar, -PD Dream.' I OnstroiYi. Q,j, P•O it) Magnolia Avenue 3JO $atWsrd. FSr1p4 ,ilF7) 1Saw?cn. Finaill 5, i. McIntosh 'as PIOt-IdI fo'd, *u' -tvt ATTORNEY FOR PET"! COWED *c nAflotet'S to' Pia*ntits Mi.a'tS' 31, APril 7. Ii. 1. PubIrn, Mat-ct' 57. 24. Ia-il Ma'cl 24- 31. *a-U 7. s. CtS*thMr5 Fe'lOI nloi-d. Firas 33711 973 Apt-Ill, 1*72 972 5472 APril?. 5472 PubitIf' Mi' 17.24,31*. 5w' ,a-eS 17. 34 PzJbil1t' Me'. 17.2*.)? 5, F' rIrf.r,j P.'nr' 1, n, 1'',/ fliP ¶(t('T(I Aslfltvrr'cAPI -irieti Don't be disappointed! THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR THE FAMOUS "WENDY WARD CHARM SCHOOL!" i.,), '- - - ) (otaliissntlupttotea ledger cisrth, was tione by a bcokkeeprr 'ising nuititiol mncthi*I. , -. . Hospital - The N(1(-31 n-s's purct%vIud to the increased workload as the County otarted MARCh 30, Itlt to grow, This continuing growls; ADMI,'1310N5 rt-quii-eet more and foster 5iF Sanford: %It'('i. l'he miiactsincs eurrer.tly iuIs (' hobby lii liperahion art' already 'a'oikcd 05 niitti ttyontl their capacity, as Iarian fienge pz-ovu--d by the amount oh (tine Marva hlitl.s the machIne is non-functioning lawrence Robert Macivor, due to m'evtuink'al problems. flLary Growth In Seminole requires t)anny I), Casey, )eIlary masw odditional programs Evel'n E. Morgan, I)eltona which are innv'ssalhle with tary c, ftt.sttnlr, Osfri'n existing equlne'it'n To stld to BIR'IILS thIs already oppressive work Mr. and Mrs. flonald ,(enload, Article V Is going to creata ned' girl, Sonford "paper processing" problems beyond the over-burdened Sanford: capacity of the ..ccountlng David Michael Smith section. Rhonda Faith Romeo Electronic data processing (learge A. Dague Jr. using a computer has proven 10 JosephIne Prettyman be cost effective for many Kate J. Swam counties in Florida. The c't of F'1Oi3 assist with . ' Offered Classes begin th,, weik April 8th April 1Sf Classes will be -- fillod on a first come first servo basis! LEARN: Skin Cars 0 POII Wardrobe StyIinvJ • Mocesling - ,'lt,amonte Springs. •' as f?ale mints , - - . - sEWTNOi.t COUNT'S 150* RD OP ADJuSTMENT Vi 'i c ot 3. Bbct r. Ciasrit. Fl* In the CIti' 0, MI?chaIsSmrv,yo4ihaLCrewt b,.rir Florid. 0?0PIC9c$1P)Ci?f.tLR. C It td buiInw an •iVl !OS7I UIvp Poin-t ft QvIaC In Slit 'Town Of rS..s. anc Gorsia E Stnpi*oi Cnpan- S.D. In Ssl,on 'TntipuUIt hsarIn wit b. tie*d It. ,.. l.c *5 CS10*'317. SansInul. re Coutr CammLujoi-. dumb.-, %bIid' '. t. rt. ei: i, ,, - - ' - MareS 10. 11.)4.3L 5472 DEE.St jtçkwtt's. In amiduik-ri to the Is$'1x'*4ifl8 annually." al iminlnpti%nUt'n at "pop.-!" leyir soUl that tie was ronin ,uruli'r 10 cnptwa source utoto vinceul that that (tat costa of a anti ins inge it into :ieeftul frrni, IhiI.a l'it'w rtting C'rilter can tic (k'sc cmt-lo)-es iserforni ttudht i'isl tI1II,tI,tIl the efforts of all lun 1111,1 tar Ilic clrrk, cleparlrnenti', aecles anti l-'uftltig c'uipotritt tor.l5t? s,'m,al t.anril 'iiInti will thertli" i'IfC NUltll, Nt.fl-4*O in lt'.tIt u It titter utillznlliin ol IIIIIIIUOn to amiding inpchtrm*, dollars. lie nlo revoinmentl d m'IculiiIos nnd ty'e'iite'rs. tensing the equipment lrotn Originally, the operation ver,thr n-ho is capable of whercby nil servke data It pro%'l(iing the most to Seminole manually arrang"d by a ckrk County. I*i "Input" trio the acc"iiitni This matter was continued for :njiclsinei which IICVUII,UI.1tS'4 one week. Sciitfnt'I H''v e'tisi Gerald llarkness uld be such an installat,n c-c:sda Jannie 1. Osgood Insight thin the benefits of the s'tc'es in addition to the baSiC Training seminat at the through" program Headstau-t program to the pie- mesti-sing. University ot Flerida in instituted In tho ft--i.inole upon how many spphLa.!ona Marie WilkIn sebociler, their parents and jug County School System. This k are installed on the computer plalned th.t Gal-lj%e, )u-lng the Mrs Paul P. Brefka farnibei we well as the school use It-ache: at each school I" Spring training salon, -r liii ough 3rd grade "school equipment In a given time Mikired J. Sterner staff worker, was the huts far helped by non-degree pec-s1 additional cr-edit t-scw will be within a school" would help period with a specific level and Josetk lit. Anderson keep tn. Hendstart child quantity and quality of staffing. b-adstart Director Portia -sil) are trained by the of1Ted Rooa'ivelt White growing and developing in his t pe.1.'er's program given at the pt-ograih. In the first )tar f The estimated costa for the ggic Morris To learn tuie neetis new public school environment, first year of operation would be Marie Hardy annual meeting of the league "1 H.2dstart 3V'1ni. Sa11InOI parents and families, each ui, p-s,000 for personnel; $8000 for Wendy Strawder Women Voters of Seminole County was the (ml)' FlOridi center ha.s organized iti Mrs. William Voss is chair- supplies; $70,000 for equipment, on WednesdaY, March ,cssnt, a-ograrn to receive a Parent's group. As a result of man Mary 1.. Patterson of the League's Human for a total of $110,000. at the- First Fecieral Savings Career Des-elopinent Grnt bY these confrontatIons, said ".trs John Irwin and baby girl Isli's Resources omnmnittee which "This may seem like a hlh ond Loan bank, Altamonte the Federal Government (0 I.amar ii, Willianus, rn Adult Basic had charge of the prcgrum. price to pay for data processing Longwooti Springs. pros te trainlntt for the-St flOfi- Spencer, Education program I readin Serving with he-I' are Mrs. but it Is not high when The five schools serving 200 - degree its!! members. Tu Amarida Catrd, LaKe Mary writing, simple math ) are eharles Los-eni, Mrs. Robert pared with benefits. four and five 'car aIds iziscies- date. each 5111 2enAi'r,es 14. Sykes, Cns.ielherry Mrs. Bernard Preliminary discussions have the Canunwsii-tr Acti p,'ograus earned 18 college crecbt ts - offered by the Junior College. Marsh, Betty S. Sing, Ostctn arc located I'm AltatnOnte thrmugh the joint efforts of 1.ut year a parent a-as trained McElversny, and Mrs. Emery been conducted with other Pate, fldllary Springs, SaMois., Midway, Sernjjiole Junior' College ad and certified to teach sewing Roseisbiuttm. An orientation agencies within this County Eli: 'ibcth E. Vangasbeck, BoiAe1own and Orledo. 'flst TU and the county can- and this year a home meeting for members in- regarding Joint OwnershiP. The Dellary fist day a week preschool Is nity Action cCsce. Twelve management CO'!ii is be-log (crested in Human Resources Is Hospital has elected to retain dali A. Nonnius, Deltona plsnredforlhursday,AprIl6at their own computer. However, openfroinl:3Oain.W2'33p,m. nnbersofthegtaffearned six otfen'd. Mrs Spencer cxAdam Blalik, t'eltona and ps-tn-ides breakfast arid ad&ticmsi I,ours at an a week pressea to hope ti.,.. the the home of Mrs. James the School Board has expressed William F. George, Deltom-ut lunch as well as medical 5. National level Leadership Federally funded "Follow- kcynoids, 512 Savona Ct., an interest in joining with Evelyn A, Smith, Paisley wfl, ,c - ' Headstart At 5 Schools w' . -7 p. " ,,.' sharing hue slats "fly 11)5? :ts Sc - - -- - con-sm' Legal Notice IIL ' " never kflf'W flit father m-r-d, a hag''' I think ho 'sifls tIllS. Nt, Iflhl")stthk. Tilt' to do mate his mc'ths'm 'A s. on is eII:src, truing before he hung up tune has 1hat Lreach to America's hi- lived tn a mhetto apart- cn'd tt iIn died junkies. l'or sears, r"nllttic rnent is- ito the rysthers and And so I sit here - men have argued that ailitle titters is- Ii n his mother Gneving iVhat the hell kind tion must be isolated be(orc is a u 1 d mysterIously ms-c of ThIn I' That the hell it can be controlled, nd Stir birth to from time to time. ku-Itt Ci. isam orid Is this' A man i=nlv was' to icolah' It I' ti he wat 1( h was n -cgt tr help and he gs a t eissc- the atlilits anti u i' I1C snlfkr 17 at-susei s.etrnCr them free fitc n demonti and III an addict lie dropped out of school to mu a r rs' a drug bc -d. is r I g hi The i emdorse that .i'ogrnm ncw programs won't work for The iteak and far all the sales clerk isho bought him for mi lie's too deep ifl the other needle animals It Is smack for two yea r m and lie' needs stuff, That's not lb.' ultimate solution It then ran tiff with a straight, trap all Stuff And if he can't b'g is not even a s'eru' good ol.,After that, like so m it from me, or the ut arid, lion. Rut u n LII better ii:. others of tat ilk, he Itved in then take it Tonight sw-ems c-an be found, I be. the streets cii the city- trying he'll he'll be back on The streets 1:e's-e ills the only solutIon, to stay almve. t.:.ating people for dimes .and (Nt*SPAPIS INTILPUISL *5151 I remember he talked a qusrlcrs Or he'll be heisting , * - - , loilIll',' III titit Vf'tItlII'f', wltls'h Wotlill 1111cr II tre,,sniInue prssingrsr?thwitlstheRr'honl !toarti, the County ran, foe llfl Tuos'Iay. Astistant approsininlely $5,Ou0, ,'sstmIIuIstraIor, Rodney l4l)er eliminate a situation whkh Is hight (tic fioor' up to ntr ml gruwln worse every slay, st (tic present ayRtrIIn tse1i,, UNtIl Tas Aeqior is currently 01151 gn'e IIOlI,Td evUienri' of (he sesimlIes out of the ('ounly some IiltI4' ill unto $lrIs":aseIIlg nt the $5O,(500II$r tints processing. 11111 ('ount-. aIntnllI(, now going mitsUi. the lie nalli (tint at present. the county, wsniki siff-*t a large nt'rounhlng section, aU.ffed by portion of the local expenae. implores at the Clerk's The Tas ('olleclnr is spen(11r4 slcporttneiit, report to Arthur lOine' $10,000 for hii tiNts ' day p eloquent an In favor of data int: In Setninole ('ounsy It biis =YZ argument -' He TL Conimlssionria were savings tu its' Citipens," PtP'efltCtI The fl.eak utsie ts' i-es-olssng sl-'tor tin money. to g"t the stuff. To Oh. SUIT' 1I* !k'ak BOG'. antI out' of the prol(fm. an4 get the feeling To get 1w onhow are you' ponnilessI store-front drug other tiny, 'i'lown. ;.pr., l' n-nl cure operntten p;'c*dem Is tcw, nisicls ca'n Alas. nothing worked for misralistn. The InItifle" "What's Ste o-iatter' "I still gel the sickness." of hcritn can I be broken iIt 'I'm diri.t' 1w appealIng to a 31.flkle' Arid here he was, just pilde, i-sr m-srgantslng sop It lo..k me a while tms re- in in ate' ag., l*gging sions T he r c are peuha'c r;e'mb" - 'fle' Be a k T %ThOflC timI&1ittt In the hatlail ,-1.-e rat not familiar. Nor - 'Man 1 hate to ask but I the figure mas- lie way loss I isa' the real name 1* tlSt'd I'm d e s p e r a I c I need KIds in the ghettoi i-an g"t But The B e a k, I remem- manes, An-s thing. I hooked ut age 8 ned 9 A tiered 11* Beak H' 'as a I'm dung lley you c amean. I ml IhOII -aflII ;'eoi-sle a "am *lti-' fellow met Some 'ears Isfl you'd 'heirs remember that, -s tltU C5i'CtsC; jti't in till' A tall. 'k.nny chap with an you said t ever needed (II cmoie is ''s stt (nnrmsa' note .5. narcotics was at enlharr3sctng ttit d,',-u;i t tell - ;iiidt'ip, addict Hard c-ore V e r ' c-onsersatim I'faiklng to a who'u tried to inject tll' l'tn'rc vat no truth to tie lospeh is a!u".'. stc-ks their es'-lalIs I recall Slim' s.tctm that h' acquired tts.ng And )'n' • (taut I hant)' a( an 18.yean oh Il I t'.Ahlt tlV sTIIItIYLg c'stn tiled ms-s&.i :-'b-'- t.adh- I who mtIol eel n overdest' ut ntsi -ssth a l'soe like his bId TIe 11 a Ii I c-oisdnt a pail)' Atid t!tcn 1*0! he tniiles't ,-,re tha-, give him fl,t'114 1 - I '), %t'I'I, rai'eil. Tl':ere are nts,lrlitos,$ Iad,s u; hisl,'r", hut ttq' n-'k- hilTurnish That It-I j U ?- •. 'SII;)ilIngc in a h I s i'lt' it tRitit' was t't"m flC is Rpend it en Ii ig and be e .wieti isith )msnklt th' Beak. hack callir.g this next tins-. IIICC 4s(-t o(rssiml to enter I met The )4'2k r.rtgnafl)- He got sc-re. I offered let hetp have been mutde're,l when The he im'M 25 antI a lope in another was-; I said I'd for want of a $5 hag Tinfiend for seven years. 1 wets get him Into the best drug Beak alone s a mild reporting on &uji rehabih- pi-ogram Ifl (he citr - But he misc $l4Th C' VY I' I he V IhI's tatton and he was introduced ssasn'l lIstening arvmorc , s c t day! -- to pay 11'' as tine of your typical down"Program' hell, I bk-en In piither, I and-out, runn -noted, red- ('%'ttv program there is I Pro1rams' To I a p nh ts'ed, ache' in ttr ,ut addicts. reed' a bag, like that's all I thaI Highway Trooper Learns ___ ('ounty " nWIII bills for a RVp 4brnei,sbet eTIaIt anti a 120 JsFUI ennte passage of 11* wator rnemwr House paed In the _____________________________________ resures mU. Askew also halls *5 the &.ai'sberc ccn -scught approval on the abtrtuus plM?'1 CIILU dstrtci.Uig and sougt ernpro bill salkd in the House. on Go'vl Friday. " tiic accusers scnr of irs It will be a bill of the other house •. j; Th chnpintn re?used to clal:twit they h4id love trv The Senate passed Its plan prnvldlng abortion fix therawith UnIaplori rom.t Las chancr t'r Wedrwsda. and thi :i !rslpeutir Mrs Chuttsran.wi. rt'turn- iL. on 11w defense tu. civilsrn irsday. have reccLd abortthn lowed hou tarney, ,lneh B. Blsckmon d 8 rebC2i witness Thwxth:.rur1 he said. ______________ de'nan4," on testified Jensen didn't nd S o •, r r I"J Coq ( 'iLl, 1 e r siiew satc lie hoped the against 11w charges b, two trnvwc his white understiarts IJIII IRA Two FMrtti'td County policecirth Carolina grants full tm- Isinture- would also pore hills County jailed refused tb hick wIves vho testified turing sexual tntercmrse n a Ne II WI UAM 1.. czi 5 per cent cor1St hailed bet W Anderson up. men muntty only to foreign dipotoextending the motel raom July 8. tntirconrle Jacksmwilk Jesii had smal parole trwcrnu- Usi to banks, girl twice i Strnol widtwalsnknewabnut South Carolinis House In 1!7Jt. I1 with Ui AT1.ATI. Gs f' — A wa.c TUWV atTt$ tnt i L1O ttwth .bat thought U creattn a nofliumot advcicMt sii1ipod Under Nuvy Prooerutor he.. t' Jenetr rnarnth$ne-1 hi tntuMist .ssron Anderson, 16, of hh Tnncssee's ln offers IegL'- in the Public Service Constr.4mrUsnt 10 protect List public, and publtd% reprimanded far IIEZI6VIt. WOUnd UP P ci wrontotn with 1L I two ar.i who fnt Into tr-sublr tar gal4stor. ll'idted protection. but a!mission and provide state aid to Anern. std the paoimnaii. at*mnpt4ng to lock her Mary enthiftin of evidence bOCflb In Lore Gudbraraon, 38, t'IWS ItTttM When they are In- cities. was tni- ctrunk to dri' him. ci: Lators on traffic charges, rtly and ti-eated Beit 'szt Or-ran, . Througt- 1w1 .tatcnwnts as rebuttal Ui Zs utat ftkflt$eS Votv'sd in after a wrecker pulled 1 !rom a None of the bUS mentioned by 1thla. In days on 11w wttnese stand, h Jci'& testimony earlier this TI1. The North Carolina liiw, Flarido Las no ccnistltntional the than ditch noat the talt cpttai of fOVetfl1S had mfeted chigtic Pr°sse was one of seven aons testIfied he was not with Mrs. week that o. protect a ban on arresting legislators and nerit position on legislative cal- Wasted after an ten In 1787. doesn't ,1ackwn. at bites in the pelvic regIon exph*ion get Curws on any ". 11w 17 9. 1Ev) YOfl5 them with some gis- endure, however - BillS beaded üw A patrolman enuic ha ii .t- kgkitator U a tm1nol oftense ai xnai attune ilon of aezuni itaflUOflS she di'- serious that SCZUUI inreotr-se The lawL written Into Dir bucking oue In the usrnlng. tailed ISOt wlU- Mi-s. Giaruran- would have beau PII1ble 11S ecntIWUon ti-s most states. ss re*ed a legislator In &sch a Is involved. The Slate regards larity. All at the' recent arrests for priority action tncluded it viobiLiiuss as CTlTflfl1 have. however, bean far of-Senate consideration of a About 4p.m. as she waited f Florida or North Camtrail case u-s hun and prntsbiy tar Mrs GuzIthat when use legislature forshe cfte'j. List set on limo, but aL other Southern and has cited a flWU)'r af ltg. fer other that traffic viola- neasw-e ending the Slate's tin- a bus, a bomb wrot o In a brunson If she had seen the tip- meetinU, members Be las nearI i vars In Ut he nearby parked car. Lions rested for anything except fe!- states extend immunity to the- tilators. rnunits train liability suits, Navy and the proa-csttnr, Li. (riled BT 1eguistor. ____________________________________ Ttwlnwsarepposedth$ascp Barol tines ii highway paRH1i Legal Notice Legal Notice ,LLegal Notice oflier offlilais 1nwr risk vwtntint uw governors t&4L of the first WOY5I UWDES FICTITIOUS — PIC'YITIOUS WAMC SEMIWOLE COUN'fl ,oa,o from using the power of arrct '"' HI ? t.•wrl , 9,, .S%'lIt? .iws, WANE STAI1JT1 '4 ISV' not we %OJITTI IS Wr)_IE U' ,'..t-s OF aD.JuS1MEw1' a5v cwt. ei.esas. ti harass legislators who dent 0 W?40M It MT COWCEaW vP,nU.D,C In iPw'si a? 1I 17.42 with a Legislator," said a Mug,Pril* " " aeas the - might wish II'? P?1. 5,?vii'Øte I' v. E&Ia $ unO.r;, ouiuen' in me &IUIIiJti officer oitm.. U) 1(rlda urd,r 55w' Th. canw f,ciittoue name *p5 P.oarc of Counly The Mississippi cue lflsos Pivfl* 15Mm," C.ptw Thirty-seven years hat-e JOSEOPISNI SXMII.Olf. c S.msnoit Coijny 'P4 £RT CA'VE inc tttrw tn?vnc lsn early In March and -. I0r Sillule ut, ret5tv 55ii " '.ue" ante name nw C$wt 5IL the South Caroliiis -r an p1Id IIfl ,su,, CratIi*4Th 9. CIj*% 0t?P* Cnt1. In &ralrnisn involved, Bee-se flit CIrCUII Cw'l. nat aaln*' fT Bo•id f unwire a,5,ffisl silO CSa"in prevIsion. written mu-s the conIorI4*. IhalI Ciusrt iI 10? Shock, recently quit over CO*I?9*. FtOIOe In iCC0?5IO ,lTh tm'Itmw*? fr defly'va • tiHIte' r,ciufl Of Wol IV The " IC?II ciplecn in an A-S Ar.uftmre onr i-es*rii State p-p pot- sth.utUm In 18, w invoked O VC..'4P hPv*by it 'rr,v inc 4C' S•i0? UI tIsli f101iCi. 91' i Warn. 3tatsit. ic WI?- S1w'n tr prtau*j p = ' ac a* ..,,t'.r t* j,v,u.nt an lt'$Dui V4.ThC, ti-wI? - MOP 5. -t Anderson of Weswizi at ' e__t,_ 50?IO* ISMU?UI 1$) -.Msw's o tntme inc e.nnndv willcn t'z BRD•M sma IICn I em -tsarges of drunken driving and Robert PS 5(54110? (5•-vIifl DmJblIC (I IllilnO nfl.) af* te " I •9,, f y •nc )'-?• aCHIuw 9w' 11 Ieigl 44-s $9515 O'lt'i III , 4.nc R SpliIw toltce,lf OIba0 (5r0Jf?i resisting aTTest, but the Hinds ______________________ i.v, us ,ifl.'iEPsiNL SIMMONS. •dau P.O 772 rt me. 4 i_ It) ANN MIPAZKOWMr.I ts- s aec'pted In a mitha. Istog h o m c s, at' e'Xtal ttIi done mainlenanee clint". ho kids An-sihing To get the . ____ aiul £)ave Brnu. brarih managet- i'tncI asJstant vict president Groutid breaking u set fcr April 1. iian r4',leII'lbot MeIr.In, r-fotfll. Be signed ho'k tor SIR t).he will be ; sor tillS prnrnn, or snai prnping tar 0 11151 fltn*1 tll . "1 ,'lfl(' lie SpCII sone' time in n sistet, au he s sIt %s' 5tc81 Iherapetilic community. he Ing utniyiobt%cs, III bsuiglnt- - ' ____ _ __________ _______ _________ 4 _____ _ ____ son i','tk, ti-ne for $tO Ret-sI; he will ' ______ ___ -- "ytting '.ini o it." a . Commission Considering Computers " ____ f I_-_ - teo-fitths apprtwa rw.ded to area and vein growth in othris. titend the semn, due 10 end w* hsted Thurada by obc. ti3ns members had nc4 bad Iodzi%, Into neXt WNk U) % time to complete action an re- enough lime to study $1 _______________ 1'rtlit, Ieavii the mn___________ apporticnmnent approçri.Wms PP to ps a and other kr. bills. IeØslati;ti. told the House tht The hu.ws were eonsldering ybilistlust have already p- bill was "no; to M0j &velopmnent tiut to ratksnaliae 4eve) t'd fl'e other chamber. . nwnl and n-sake It orderly." Gtv. f-teubtn Askew The Hnuse has abeady pi*wd gialators . lx-i at A&hUOti 01 Seznziwh Courty i;riancl t) -st bill Greg beds, . far help 1 taUt, wh.-s !le -th'e mIIltnn worth of btmth r- biy environmentally threstentd bLs ut tw aiiar houses writ ex*cted to okay a wa nt enmpanio' In the land ua ______ lot 'nim: Ri'k JII'.t (R,."t. r.iv' - 1c .'i'. Iop*d t wiur ____ fl 1'sM N1w vc-sn .iM wta. re. "1tR tItt to issue 13O 4 _______ Tcd - What Can You Do For a Dying Addict? -li1a Mte B ()J1N VAN G1SON firemen 'oflectte granting Awc'l1$Ld Pren WriterATh- bgaiflngflqh5*ndpr0p1 _________ TAlJ.AHA&V,1 ?la a COTStitUt,flflhl amendment Major en onrentaI bills cots- - __ ing Nears OK - - . Message from the Beak Jax Chaplain May -r c- owurW ' - - - WORRY CLINIC - By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. sta'u;, ' .f .a? - - .- '4?-, - - "- . - '- , - • LII? - ---.' - - fise - '' . - -I.' .- ' . - - l*i0eflt, - V before ousmats - $ SHE}Utl HAYNE.t' perlorn1Ld twis tiiili'tt numlierh ID CLfljUflCtlUn With Use T. 'A. LaWtoD Elementary School Parent Teacher Ouinization Tit!CtUl Ud foUrth gritde PthY, 'el and Gretel. U. Roger says girls 'iall" more easily for any guy In a uniformi Those 100 lUst' nant girls Invoived In so• called bastard cases suppoil his view. For a uniform addi much to a man's cha rIsma, It smphastzcs a ba sic sex ditl.renc.. S.. be. low. Liza BukerPhoto) Case T'5-h1: ihoger X., aged 32, is a polk-c ik'utcnauit. sy'nnp-oiititn 01) the pci>'griipii (lIe tie'tector ) lIt time University of 'Ienneet Law force, is-c always warn tilt-nil School, (1(10 of the (op p0. about the common pItfalls Ike ofilci'rs guise ut a dandy csnifrurutfvig a "One of the most danger. raw In point. "I)r. Crane." lie said, "over isi', wotneisi i)r. Crane, why do girls tlis. past fess' yeats. we have' ,isiil wceneri seem to he tin. used the polygraph ill so. duly swayed by a tfla,'i III ii c4lltMI l)altuLrdy cast's. As you know, these ina nilarm? volt'.' girls who are pregnailt "11)17 Often alznnt liter.:t'' tl,rurus' tlI('iIi5('lu('-S ut ii out tif surtilock, "And iii 100 hUh cases, policeman, so our rookies where liii' girls us-erts claiuntriust be doubh' on gllarli. nIg to ht' pregimelmit by young "Fur it Is so flattering IflClI from highly rs'tpescttMl t' tile-Il Inexperienced ego families In the community, that they may im.aglIie they we found that user 90 of time are Hollywood ttiutlssce girls were lying. idol,. S 'i)r. and ________ srtrs SIns i,r-s,. bags. ____ . I , S ', ,.' a boulevard and at at r.'t?v sPat- - "So st' tell tllI'fIi II, tale off their llflhIl)flfl atul then ni'itkr the u ast difh'r.-tIcf' III their erotic t-liann!" 0 wyoa w5%taVobUan Rang,. CHARI$MA OF UNIFORMS wrrnng. .,,, 'fluj unique c4iarismna of a ___ _____ - a? sasderd. a . '- Cabbage - Demand slaT, large sire- *3.00. Cekr - Iientand 4 dozen & nuirktt. dull. IkmuestIr Round smaller sizes fairly good Other type. med,trrs-Iarge, l's tniit10l sues Blow, market steady. crates '& 50 lb. cartons SiJOWtbound crates, Paseal 'type, 175 11) lb. mesh seeks ? dozen $1.75, 2's done-n-s. E. 3 1,50 1 buai! cratei nwdium&4$.Th.lLIeim £Jur.rrm- lurjr, lied tVlJe 52.S&.3.00, Savoy type *3.75nwtly (a-â- (abloige 3, n-t Mike Pfliieger slow, market - ei'ker. W'u*hgitnul esates, 'Wr514*d, t tUative Iiseal Rep fl $2.10. Phase 3I,00 _____ aw' an,) claim LEast a' " DES-se OEB DES 14* es'." DES-at DLb.117 j lit-gall, Is •' i Shipping point mformatun-s E1tVt'41.C1$T0Ir - Demand t:t 30, 17Z sina, nari.'t dull i far Thursdn3, All sales F.O$. fir sSak of t'-ates E.Zgenerally goad qualIty. -.ini L.efliwt -ffLatJ yp demm* -tp - market ste-ad' otherwise tittrd Precnnlmg imount LOU, Bmg Boaton type, charges. rxtri demand slow. nialtel steady. IANRD-UVIIDDWtrtmheuncl crates, 24 i-aunt 'IT. ICT LLwtKw izal type. demand tarCabbage - Demand slow, market steady 4-SItis bushel market dull Domestic Hound crates, trim- saiesOQ itonawir type, mediune.lai-ge. 3° bushel tvpt, denuinti slosm, market crates $lJ&.'L75. Ml lb mesh dull. I I-F buihel crates $1_is PnrLr's - DnIUVSd Iatr, sacks *1.35-IJO- I",. bushel cruie ,w,thuiie-lrge, llrtt & nusrls't m.teat1 % ircIlliund bavo - types *3.4.50 muostls' craZe' taznciwd Ii *3.00. & Plain tyTltF $.M) k4fl fdb gout!, mgrt.et steady. Cartoni, market steady - Film s. tUrn bags Bed type, 4 os,. jut nsae" ut pli 'pi'• ijj IL, $1.00. WhIte lr.,,xlr type, )14 00 34.. lb. $J(J. 10 lb. mets *3.00. Crane." lie %t'III'fl ness' i'rtniits ju)iii hut mare Vegetable Report I , This camper trailer was tiPSY-DAISY flipped over on Edgemon in North Orlando by early mrnirig tornado-like winds, Severe thundertorms bombarded Central Florida (or be'veral huur with hesvy rains and winds and the area was put on alert for poasible tornadoes. (See Jtelat-ed Phot Page 3-A). (Bill Vincent Photo) man In uniform would make a splendid topic for disetis. sion in psychology classes. For It is generally true, %Vlietlurr heat uniform be of a police officer or an Anniy, Nas s' Marini- or Air JOlts' Il-t'101t, tie,' *IIIII(Jfmn ritits :lmagiieimc dmarin our, women, %%liesi IamrticIp4tul in a "Tue polygraph made IilI'Ill the_ui iii IWII 411(1 ((III' ICS, (1141 th7 hiatt ri--tally be. ?iIitt prc'gnamlt by tailors and sokile,, tIles' lIEd In-It 31 taverns or on pick-up dales. "But they knew their Ia' the, and mother would see. bally scalp the-in If the parevils learned the' real facts. "Si, the girls falsely ciuuuge'd respectable young men of tIu c-on)uianhty with b.c'llIg tilt' fuihhicri ad' their h,altit-s, just to 11411 tally v° thou Irate parents1" Many girl; and older women will hlkesu lie Indulge in clandestine affairs with a unifurmed guy, es-eu though they are engagcs to a fine young fellow in the tuwn. Alas, many married women likewise arc unfaithlul to their des-otril hits' bands, eslx'cIaliy If time>' en ttmuntrr a ioiii'S) In uniform, here are a few of time- rugsons, digested brie-fly, to claims the duarlsnlu& of a tini. fonn at It idlects this Ivrtnale sex: Uniforms are' linked with 'autliorlty" and us omt'n fe'e'l nu;rei IOIflhlimtlt' stills .a masterlul suitor. They may hase a maternal ailed mu for a twitjRicked typo or a modern iiIl)pItS. But they are psychologically attulued to obtain mastmum ('-riltIc thrills from an authoritative escort. ihu'mrsu'itulsrr SIi,tkes1,e.irm"s 5 to 9 years Sugar 'n Spice 10 to 12 years Crossroads Teen Beginners 12 to 18 years loon Advanced 12 to 18 years 18 and over Adults IuiIiIng of the Slut-us- (' Eu Cli though they serbusily prt agailust 510. kin's', us nintim t?lj)I'( nen to fighters. Aliti unifunuis sy'unboll.ee' stIck, 3) Ikspite tIe, u'tms lihetation zealots, girls ha. sk.mlls V. e&iit It) IiMJk "Ill) to men, rIot lust because tht'' are anatomically shorter In height, but because of Ihst4r cruising to be dominated physically. So se-nd for my booklet "Set I)iflrrences lk'twet-mi Men and Women, enclosing a long stattiped. re-turn enve• hoist', plus 25 vents. i Ai"ip* .5 ill, sampe4, il* 1. Ill ('i5i.4 Ia iii. •Mi-.svg a lam' sAii..t.4 ,Is,Iep. gill IC C*I?t Il" ,.*$a uSes 544 i*Pij I., o....iat. t .,,t.st itii asS 1 .5 51 srI pfl'tIii5 •a. 8WEE1( COURSE ...95. SESSIONS 1 HOUR EACH Just Say "Char it!" TELEPHONE MONDAY TO ENROLL... CASSELBERRY ONLY 831-1200 DAWN TAYLOR Wendy Ward Diructreas i'l, �j=- - .. - - -. - S 8A-TheS.nforrlHerald Friday, Ma rch 3, 1972 Cnrnc.From - - on 00"'*~O~~ ~~~ - - - - - - - - ~ NNOM - AN 46 ntering the tough end of Willie Wail, pinch-hittIng for today at 2 p.m. at the Seminole DIetle fleas, accounted for the and Melted and Chris Daum me schedule. a led off the final fr bic *r-hick singles. rkihsrt, five runs in the final two slapped High held. Herald Sperti Editor With one out, Joe Steffe?ss dri's with a walk. With two outs, "FR IM) .soaao The FL Myws squ&4 Jumped frames. a baee.en-hella that forced in Dais lilt his homer, barely Th buSing liat SI i 14 I A deperatc come-from'- ahead 7' In the first two Invas game. ckartng the C.ntel field fen'.e. S C SC Sonford'S first nut of the effort by the Seminole rungs. The Seirilnos, on the Semilet the most s-ps t Myers cenlrr 4 ' CC cello. Ricky Turner grnuri&'d Into a In fact, the r, High bssebll leani fell short other hand, scored five of their bottom of the tu,cond when they 3 21C Putnam. tuil the ,,. the force with fielder. Pat fielder's choice n o nuts , turn in the last two inning,., loaded the bases with six 4 Thursday as they dropped a 7.6 22 c'v?nm." out at the plate and Charles ball In his glove, but the SSV0 , 141)1. C decisimi to visiting FL Myers A pair of home runs, one by and only managed It out momentum carried him up on of the right 5 2 Duhari flew rn.c?.1b led off w The two teams tangled again Kurt !1rle'd and (hr other b-v run .tthawnlk the fence and the force knocked fielder to end the threaL 20 Srrin? v*. I! the ball free, falling for a home MI1 75. 'Si 2000 FL Meyers slammed live , 7 7 run, ,rc In the first two innings bu t aL'io The Se,ninoles had only five '4 at capitalized on five Sanford bite in tie game. MeLted, the s.t'-t 5 0 CC 'r1, q' errors. They got only two more lending batter on the team, had *414.1)1% 5CC 0 hltsduringtheren.o(nderof the n pa ir,gnlngtwnfwlouratthe 3 v ______________ - - -' plate. l)eaa and Daum were one i..smim. 3* •t and R4 neWs wn one two _______________ Tribe armed three ivos In for C j..pcs the bottom of the alath. They f tht't. --1ISq 0 0 0 C fl laled the game On the p,-.ci loft two men stranded when u CCC Sb01 recorded. Bobby mound fn the SemInoleL He third out w 7 3b oil wi th o sIngle pflhed only two-thirds of an Reynolds i oc r ________1 With Ot t*jt fle& ciJ1P"d and C0C 7b his reerdi l.s. ica%Inh.. - --.3 4 I'. per. Ill tAd hit thi' hn - IT'?= ' ' IS In to relieve but tu Sh*n rust horrwr ovür tie Le:. fie -a a I" ank probab! his worst nutcog of (he r tFTIS. t)m walked -_&____ g c C CCC t*-7 Myr -~., "d no i n-retr DI)flIIIt kroWTI or Nick Brad' 4.1" the .i tisnan Steffena [ Nowlin. 140 it) get the nod to •, v.-a rrahed o J,'l&,r't SiC .'cLP('4' tis lm Co& re 4J• 'I in I i).HflT I.U4& nut it• he ,,• t'' *3tY GEtTeI called ttthi series t h2WTKW fktt "°" _1-' 'tht final shrkednwn before Iio!do'- in md the LinIn By Fairway 9 by GARY TAVU2R Py 11IF "i - Frod I AT Jen to f any his beat ball tourin last Sunday'S mixed two MrSI. Tom and Margaret RotE, put it all together and UzrncJ In e fine two over par 74 U) capture the ma- grow wa F, There wnaa netdtv1gm.Mr.*2sdMra.AndyC*W*y,ftaT0ld WttU5 parVser, 'ocke,Jne andSafls'Kur ataUflnIshed at 66 for ashareaf f - Up money. DIddle Weber and this writer w Itni 7 JIM op Na Jet ., _____ Valley Furp, tht lad played elghtaen ioea leat TusJay, but only the even boles onunted for the tournament, wi th nor half t3aVtICIp flight. Wani Steinke walked off with th top In twnbk In a X. frley C)*mor w-. at 77, tall son while 11vrinla Bowman and tithe Las tied for a share of NI tJrd ;lace. Both finished at S. Loobng at "W flight, we find that Ibi Sears wan top Pat Wahori with sumey wIth a Wlnnbaj second a 30, while toIne Bd1xw' captured th spot with Ti. In and wan first Gaidle '?udor 'L. arned In a with 30. 1ir-Atnr Burket dC flight tuth Its was_ look tIJ d place with 31. pl.ee was , place Raft H& Last Saturday wan the mani nkmthly breakfast mixer. 7sie game s-isa far pirtner potote event. 1 apologIze for the Im of mamie of the first names which were not known at the time I received the news. First plocle ua1i In a be between two tesma finish with.' plus X. They were Wonds, Sbrims,MeCue and Bryan; Raw HM??flI, SmaBey, Wells and Walters. At a $Jus 16 and Exond place veie John fowling, Ray W,4w-*1, Jim Dell and Hal Kiack. irw tiaal award went to the tonni finishing at plus U. wtaicb h'inded Will RWzsrds, Walt Coushle, K. Psl and Gus Rellai. On Sunday, t mixed four-bill heat.ball was played. The Iowa. prize west to Mike and Joints Baeao, Lee Bars-croft Len OisV,'n, who raodsd $ tb-er und -pzr IL Five tooms were bimdiel up at hi and all had to shzs"e frglow natusoany. They we Mr. and Mz. D. !kuwi, Wall and IlsIan Slim ; Tam and IWhi Burve, Patti and thokle K1a: Fran and Jaw t*rlaad, Able Cor4no and Joan George and PbyUks Carla, Jack and Fran Gapla; Jim and An SdwlEe, Dan and Fran I.M. knitarday, the wanes at Rithuig 1Ib held their annual ineuber-guest tournamnnt. Cdit). Gaily and her guest, Peggy brass (wife of Orlando Czwstry Club pro Jtnun Brawl, won first low grow with a (Is' ovas par 77. Second tow grow went to LoulseBarding end Jane Fetbarston with a aa T*lzv; 75. net diviolas, tow teams finished at I. However , In a match of cards to deisnntne the winner, the bawrs west to Jan Badlgn and Dot RagnId.. The other three blitmis olthg but place moW were Pog Gordon.lot Tawnsend, Niticy 1irmer4ftrim lInen, Mary Lou LintonFaye Bnnxs. Aloe at N and mccad place were Clara Heuniech and Tam Laney. In third plane we again fled a log-sni of four tarns, all finishing with 17. They were Winnie heelingEateli, Ferdlnandiets, Vivian aick.MarI%yn Labouy, Celia Caflmcn.h'duo Yemler, Thelma J.ntuue-Vl,tats Conklin The-a wee also apsolal awards for the clowsi to the pine at ft-er and 11. Jane Fetherstat did It at the fifth hole, while "i'"er lIe-tie MasV'n wan the prize at the IUIS bole. During the round, Fran Lee, a rnnt' at Rolling Hills. eared an eagle at the 16th hole After tsr- .b-Iva, Fran hokd out a three Iron aeamd shot. After the tournament, awards wee givet at a luncheon aesiL at the aame time, Lwy Wehimen was awarded the PreEdint'a Cup tr.by for tsr- reowit win Its the President Is Itwrsameut. These were flee ..gl and iwo beat ever r3% ls rurded in the 1..ia this past weak. Within the eagle =%gory, Marilyn Bradley am, vd a tin-se at the 14th Ernie with the aid of a two wood, three wood and a seven iron. Jerry Wlflt.T'ie aim hod a three at On Is tale and used p two wad, three wad and unka 121o.putt. T. C. McManus duplicated Marftn'a eagle with the Identical stica. Paul Klaus made his three at the sixth bole. Hedidtt with edrl. ,tbseweodandawudgs, The last, but not leaSt, came from Virg Jobreon, who, in Die course of his beet round ever, mane a deuce at the 11th, wh'tlaaper fan. MW his drive. Virg holed out a nine iron beat ever sr-nod abet that was pert of his 3147, 75. The scorr was tallied to by Tony Harvey who had a 3I73. OXVSW%ft= to all of you!!!! low for All gen oth. ch'i C ma VP cm sac era So % VII C mi - - " __ $ - -I~_-A,-(.~ -,..-,* . .--~ __ - 7 -- ..A~._ :~ ,.. __.. -".-1v. I - .--< ... ~'Jk* .. __ ~_ -______ __ I -- - ~ - - ~ I *WII__,_= -_ 11 - - x~ - - -- -- . -1 . - ,r-*u.2._. -, ~ -):_:.,a_--1-- - - I - - ,Wrf 7. 2_,I9 W1_*._: Tie Sanford Recreaflan rs partment' 197 I.Ittt League - - -W - afternoon with - ~!_ ".- . opening ,I' - - I - R Il -eAl A.-., - _~~_ --- X _7~ __:_---, - ' ' ' , iiu '' h are Lyman Meets DeLan Takes Metro F held, Ov.#edo LL ns Post Third Win .l'adtnck game . Is Far theAnzzeisat theplate thr k man was Mark McCan s-no las)vd out three hits in as many 'I h John idorley and Jim Riddle helped ,, -- - • Condition Improving' I - - - - - :iw - - The Angels scored us every inning but It was the third u-iVA!JjAfj.,j, N.Y. ning they really did the Roy Casnpsiwfla tlrvc tines damage, scoring seven times. the Nat! .'waj .eaguw's Mogt The big blows of that seven nut ValugI2 layer- dining his IS, third were singles by Riddle and year ma - - - - _____ - - I i:~V -- - - --- . - -- -- - - - h e wsdecormg'trkr Ti.cwusizio"' -, - at Gntuianus HospitaL ba _ - - Jo 'veil -rte . itln r SAUCER of tht- j5f " -,. - - - h . their my energ' vehlie - 1; yoi - was letter. And Jah:.,ar ' The lisa Anqres l.o.rra toek a 20 ewt Iii their semilinol sr-Ie's by beating the Chicago Bulls 131-124 In Thuridoy's only . SEMINOL HG-I first baseman Dickic Deas SHS catcher Kurt McLeocl, The Ft. Myers crew applits th tag to R. Myers pitcher Grant won the ga.vie 74 as the Seminole High record Erickson. Erickson, who snglnd to lead off the fey! tt -5 on the secon& (Don VlixientPbnto) second inni%, 'us nailul on a perfect peg by ._,,,,.,,-. of - Sanford ' ',.''-'' Coitello. "Ilk. IVA110ti Will that By Drops Fourth One-Ru" Margin A fly MARION MEIUIIn' 1 4. CIL)tfl)..St, '1otut kiiht ore run margin The Lions r-ered three tuna in orslh srand-niØ aid 14 lit (wanga Belt Confereewe (OR(.) Irt'll) behind to doft-At the the top of the sixth Inning after stpridings. The Uaits are ------- -- _____ ,-'-- . - - - .,•,. - -: ' Baseball S p Players' __ ______ - T ___________ Crooms Keeps Perfect Mark The Asti-os also have catchers Larry Howard and Jack Hiatt. -Walker is expecting improveof the secant) knotted nent from the outfield, particuThe (rooms Panthers boosted top e larly from Jimmy Wynn, who their perfect mark to $-C score at 2-2. Q-oomns broke th ed badly last season. 0thseven nasa In slump th as they stopped the game open wi er outfielders will be Bob WatNew Smyrna Beach junior the bottom of Cedeno. Cesar son and varsity 104. The Panthers will taking a 9-2 lead. "This is club with a future," Of the b4 A run in Lake a week'g rest before concluded Walker. playing the Seminole High JVi third gave the local team The biggest margin, 10-2. ner Friday. 'lj WAS Mark Simnro earned the Barracudas struck back with - COLUMBUS. Ohio iAPi sk'tu*y on the mound for the two Furls Us the fourth and No harness dner has ever won H, pitched S 3-3 In- another pair in the sixth, but the more -aces in a single year tract as the exclusive maker nings and ,ctrumk out 14. But relief pitchIng of Brown ended 1543). earned more money By MURRAY 01,IIEI4MAN of major league balls has six or logged more ($1,915,945) ±ring that time be also Issued the threat. l'IIOENIX, At-in. - ( NEA) more years to run. than Herve Fihon fanning 14 starts (2.213) addition to in $ba5ei.on-ba1Ia.Randy Brown Here are the cold tigu: ca -And all the ti;r,e you batten. Slmco allowed only one accomplished in 111, earned a save in relief. old thought a baseball was as behind the making of a baseThe tireless, 31-year Billy Enrighi was the top hltBrown c,JTMriflafsluiedtwo FrendiCanaduan for the second American as apple pie. Why, . ball: latter fir the bust Panther's as and didn't allow a hit. It's not even American any a The manufacturing cost straight season captured North 513 errors by the N: for a dozen baseballs of big he went three 'ot- tour at the Anwncui's major lumen drlv- more. is $Z3Major league baseballs league cali b er plate ,with a double. Brown was Smyrna nina helped *1* Pan. ing championships - and In two fat' tuna' with a triple. Kevin tls score tIa'ix 10 runs, but the process smuts his own world re now being manufactured They've never teen able to c han ire the stitching Denton and Danny Boyd both Panthers al.so had an oft dO) UI record of 4 itins established o u I s i d e the continental use - it's still done Iarocess limited States. In hail, to be Eurl ousl y by hand. went two for low', while Simea the field ass they committed four In ip'o F'ilion's winnings also t?Xfttt surp.iert-d the U S Trotting AsidoiGeurgr Skauiid. *tf E we miscucs. • Each major league because SpuMing, Croorns Is now Seminole sociatsun mart o( $1 54,172 set tbt'That's for tire. arid Mika J ohnson and O) a only $22 a dozen, Itie leant sole tq.11i'i for both Hubert Srnz.n s-err one tu' tour. County'S only un Je&-ed t2,m.L. by Billy lfaugtstos in 196* American and National ora dollar below cost. "The uiePtrersited32Lutsin Leagues since time imme more we sell," Zilber shook mnurial, has been losing more his head, "the in o r e we the game. than $200,000 a year for the lose," T r viLs jumped ahead i-C li r c s Ii g e of fabricating • , in the top Of the opening frame. ave'ruge of 1,200 chumnpiunstiip baseballs dozen baseballs annually Is Lot Panther came back with This was revealed to me used by each of the 24 teams I= its the bottom of the frame, i'clusit't'ly 1 n an amos- In the major leagues ifor in; Sr siwi'*'ti I 'as, ASIw but a run by New Szuvrna In the ihere as Is us hIs musts as an lazy :msuttsvmmsatIcian, that's I The dispute is vs.r an In- (Herky Cush Photo) crease In cormt.tibutirmo to (lie ____________________________ Honor Of Producing Baseballs - Doesn't Overshadow / I Q)t MINNESOTA T%VI NS / Tta 'cat c.'.d i, A. ,,., .*'if By Harvey 1 f-a pacr h*.sb, ,s.ca. 26'; _______ __________ ica, k.i W '~ - _- - - lii t' ii - p.tct.nç itoh. ,I,. ma. I.,' rwns for LikeMroe1nfl, Hill a triple arid double, Stafford three ingles, 3ones two singles. - CWntaiwno had three hits 0m for Strani.Catlson, ?.tneubee, Qzrnmins and 075th Pot' Wincads had two ,'fest' kn.e, Herman hsd three lifts one a triple. Turltoo Ta.. 6.4 - j.... w.U, çca4 hi mM', ,i.U, Itud ('grew d coc..., a be sS.ir dne'd. s. t.Ip Ia. it. ic4l tS'o.aft ti.4svf Ttp et 4.s ,i.ai.t .,hal plckrs • itjkf Worst G'.aga' hi ..*.ju - ,.ft1 6.1!, s.,.,, .at Ji 6... . 6..4, ldl v.15 M' 'II' the IDS5S .ca L.as.. W.jI The Ta.as, pitct'r it..Ø, ,, L.s&6. •tyrIi. C.a,. 15 "-"--------- )l5 ,, ...,a Wd i&4 ha kMI ..............--' s.u,e.,.. 7J2 t5 ,,..' 569. t4,-L a,. hiphiia I.t ihsd CATCI4IIIG-G.a.i. M.ta.P.44 itot is z.bd .1 a Predicted ' ' -- Finish: I - ' / 'ift'' of slt;,..m The world's only 4-wheel drive pickup built to be Fourth In - - ' a 4-wheel- drive pickup. ' a.'o JIM 14.11, J' hom.a in dual meets this year. marking tIe first time a Big Trs tena has tier bnt." to Ilig tigh( pu wers in the sauw ' ... INFILLO--Thaf, a,, ai ..sc& cteu. Sf.. witS Ts.is, Kitta. 45 CUt 5,,. a' :.pcbla v..$ 5lict I'w. be of (ku4 back L..s. at l,qtp C....'s at sa.4- Dosol, TSf,i.. Sf1 n.,,., will Uy it take a.n Sf. ('.4.4 Las C.'4u... at shoo, alps, ,i.. &o4. 5aa OUTFIUD-Ta.v Sill .sil Ia a. taft a. u.uo .5.. a.. •i hu4J I.ød.* 5mm.' Ta., 01.,. 337 .s . • Md 5r, Michigan State wrestlers aso 11. ta,a ------- -p.,.dp a. i_*l t.fla. 4.y, Yø tey a.i 1 •iiei,i, ft. Tn.. Cr Y.n.g A.vd 1. 10, a., ccaau. a... 7'. P.', alma. '.d'• 17.17 lose ,..ca. w... .w .I1 hit wearied rwsa off Mike Cuellar to ahe'4 ButiWncre 4-3. Reggle Smith hit his filth rrtnet homer for Boston, but to no avaIl as St. Louis beat the Red Sex 6-4. - - . it., bwe ,t. AWMAf A•, HS Ta., and Texas got fuor bait t*labun,a at* asd Okta- "I'Iie bLIScULIlI people," t.uiisl> Into spring training ait1 Zilber, whit, was t).lt'C II .'tuies to set l ithe ball II..> - mitsui I e a g it e ems notice any difference, "hav e to wake up. Tliet're Last year, already, base. living In today's world. 'eo' bulls were p rod u c e d In Pie don't give o tileri. II we J'otrtu ltko and rising costs in a k t' ctsumps'mmstilp hare evens there have totted theist bails. They s-jilt to know awa>- that huge chunk of free leather eoats and stuff baintuilis, even If tney can't how nisuch It coils." tier-per Into the Caribb ean Conse to think of it So 'Vita arou's 1,01011 brag that hiemsi > No jun.'r can tim.' ('lIlflhuli And so to haul will: 4,1 In stitI,t'tt twresitiv Habit away at w li a liii g a II m ii It; hate little old cheaper labor market. A di doesn't demneusn the ptM$Uvl. with t-tlfl tecoril ItiiIh's hOnse tactics In Chskop.'t'. P ', I' r, it it sin' i rec.t tilap.'al is a I r, beln,t theim- product. esti at ti'niic- ol the lois.' munath' to Al l're'stdeni Joe Made In the U S A. ChIIfl tioIl, ,mnyiiculuuaiy Cronin and NI. President niorsemsiac covers with reu Chub Feeney to amend the And now the very root of thread . base ba ll tradition i being curt-tnt contract, threatened. The doiiio of Twu yeucu ago Simalding "Thank God," sighed the huorsehitti as a coverIng was absorbed by Qeeslor, an fur the boil is imminent, as industrial conglomerate bar, "for the Little ,.esgucs. W it I, u u I them we'd techimsology produces which Is inure tuned Ins to besoon ii e U II S C pr i;ti land-loss sluutctmictils dead,' Thut'stile they'll pay straight than to the giury of manu whoksolu price for basefacturing baseballs Head "You can't get the right quarters has be' e n touch balls, which have a shut kind of horsushklsi in I h a s markup of $2 per don ii. more impressed by the esru country." said Zilber. 'We toting market (or tennis f onh'ull>, the other major have Ili go to l'arIi I.) 1IIIy ba il l manufacturers of baseballs It. And the ciii ii going UIi St'u city, they say, they -Wilson, Rawlings and Mnc' thcre tremnenduusly because wouldn't even mind drop' Gregor - do b e U e r than the Italian and r' r ii c It ping 11w whole t,aset'all bit clothes designers are Spudding In this a r e a beexcept that Spaldimig's eon- cause ttiev're not um oil Ike Iwi sehilde for I mimi' I tn g Ca.,.. C.iw Wong with Buzz Capra, cow hued hr a four-hitlir and ia strikeouts to help the New York Mets beat Cirt-Jnnutl 4-I. Joha Mayberry's REt single to the ninth g.svo Yazisas City 5-4 squeaker over Pittsburgh hate beers sIippd curre- pli- __________ 4, 0.' the -' Don Harvey had two home -- a.. *tr..tt ShVT 1U115V1i • it. - - .,.__ Imps. 5aaII L*, I JTBA,l.L Mij Lake Mouror In 15 '-' a total of 345600 baseballs). each • Now get this "Bleep the prestige," said dozen r. supet salesman leant gets the first 3e0 1;jke e Zilb of Spolding bails for tEn' last baseballs I r e v Irons Siuld' tog, which in return gets itit' 17 years, as he hauled tons of llaitian'made spinet-' "prestige" of making them. otds out of Isis cur next to At the domestic rnamiiifactur. 11w balI park - They're cx;mer. lug cost. that totals up to a Tw ins liii I i, A' 51 irr pledge. - American League' West . low hI1*I63 beaesloade-d wren Innings arv.h dro're In two runs himself as San Francisco dafeatol CaWornia 1.2. A c-oupk of nrnc'e wutlçsws. Jon Matlack and Tug McGraw, A PA lArry double (0 fig seventh bcl,ed Los Angeles in .i 3-3 victory over the Chicago Cute and Milwaukee ____ San Disgo In a 1140 dastmd ____ wan 1ugfest as Us. Bawi. 'r- eighth In nine gaines. Fritz Peterson hacams the fIrst New York Yankes prtcher t go the distance as hr turned in a l .hit shutout atai.rnt Montreal 4-0. Another lstt,.-haniAr, John Cumbenlanil, ytkI#w only an umearitodrus In wit. • Monroe Inn In Paced Lovs - $$$ Cj form charts W a hattie rim. Winning pit' . - _________ I- U.WAA '. l').i54tay. not> hail 24 Thtir'ith night "Iii%rflett bed 30 tts' other night ar.d nnly 10 tonight," said ________ ¶I, 5.SUUUWJS, I%W, ' ' play. a double. Magdo cog " OW ---- 'Up $ tr - - inztaI4d ALUMINUM DOORS P24OWEa23.l - c,tivr pl,%.yoff acUow liarnefl, Multina an.I Ilnmn.'l, coosblned for 59 l.dnts iab' - 5tratoberg'artsOO 13 , not letting my give the Bucks a 5641 halItIffie lell the Pirw w',th 5:31 -- twts hits. Winning pitches'. 3izbert loser, Bldtenne'ye'. - sixiul AV hitsonestrlple and TIlTfler hod 1- Aluminum Screen door with grill. deliver ad and fully installed, ats.es for all clock sins. Sp.c.l sizes extra. Also available acrylic ttorm doors, $3t'.5 complefely wriMing Playoffs VNIX afternoon with lite -, Could Make A Contender double. ForEre-eLtumie, Hc'pkins bad three sits. one triPle A awatnw, hits, BlIllaghern 'Dr BE READY FOR AMOCIATED PRW4 1 ,c ankle. "What It tomsa down to Is Floridians visiting the Vhginis teetti down the nest," sold lead and they opened it to 9011 insurIng , 4. periods. DIvIsion Pnnelt. "Alter Tuesday night's after (tree flw' Boil, alas played the taut pride," said Larry Costello, Squires In Eastern i''w'. I couldn't sleep until ins Jangeies rallied in the fl period rtt1sout forward t'hei coach of the Milwaukee Bucks. aetrifinsli. New York lakes on 1irnit mini four rititiute, .4 sored 10 tW?er, 1'77O 5c't-&l It p&.n l !(entucky In a night game in the s-"The Ikeks had it Thural* lisa Ibmoks took advantage 0 Fast ilallas plays at Utah ami itraigh' prints : IAøt thicago. the' first three or-rinds and then night-but they also had Ksflorneti's cold shooting to ta ke s apparently aggtvat.d a leg inlIens-at vlsit.i Indians In ( i-tern AI'.'r41.labbar. Will (:ha,nberlain led 21.11 lastI with 2", s,ilntitei left The' '-ft-2 center s-as tie West setnitinsla , scoring 17 of his 24 points In Along wilts Jabbar's tine In 'hr first quarter. They out. ly final period. The towering dItfri's&-e as M!twaukee Bob I.rv, of the Bulls ociirrtl th Warriors 13-1 at one tie trirnisseti the Ooi.¼n Stale War. game, the' ilticka gt4 a goad (sir str.''t,, laker' titter seived 21 rx,unds sprained his left ankle and pre. Cautionary X-ray, will P..' taken ritwa 11$-P3 and rl4uIrtd that mit of Curtis Perry, who had fl ip g rss.i. Mihenukee .sp.ned ii 43.77 in rebounds. I'eiry In (fr,go frslay National Itsskeltxshi Association points nntl poInts .'rid Jc"si Weal had .47 Wesb'nt t'.snII.r*1,ce pl$)'Offi at only scored r. point In lucidity lend early in the .evttrI quarter flail (localrlrti scored 32 to kai Chkanaborpe'tatEd wi thout before (kilulen Hiatt made its night's luit to Its. Warriors. :1. loi Angeles' point production. its rcgular cent.'r, Torn See?. in was a little nervous only raid threat, clo*ing "I guess I ;i,nt.s and Jabber scored Itot, Love led the (likagn ci. wsrlr, who s-es sent Pio,'ne fc'r swept 12 rebounds as the Bucks (V* oilier night," r,nid Perry, within l-4R. But l.uelu.s Allen connected to ferise with ,f poinla hefuve he treatment of a k"a'a inhny. AtwItil-Jnbhitr came bat to beat the Warriors "But wc'tt' bvatmn 11w Warriors and ----------------. ---- -.----- -------------'------ otter on upset loss to the souse during the regular season, so there's tsr. reason to get tight team Iwo nights earlier, "We did a lot of things differ- tight tiosm '.Just tm$ efew tisore sots o.ti (hey fell in for a emily than we did on l\irsday rnht," nald CosteLlo, whose i'hatnge." Note Thirin4'nil led (lohk'n leans WM beaten 117.lOu at MU. Stiti., with 32 IlolfltS, but a big waukao in the opener tq the ,,We diopoif in production cans. played seven-gatise series, m. - A Friday, March 31, 1972-9A The Sisnford liernid better clen . Our mt,evriding from Jeff Mullins tint] Jim t ofa seizure at - - heduI.d .lo ~a In Oec-eo The NllA pLayift continue be didn't get the easy baskets Oviedo Lions 43 Thurathy arid tim first five frames were hciss a.s,drey Duds prepare her kite for Sat wda's scz"ond ar.nual kite second lime. We were getmnuilntain their Ierf c record. scoreless. Si Cloud epnc bae "Y, w#800 permitting, a., tonight s*lth the New York toi*'p€'t at Courier Fld in Oiiedo. In the background. Kimberly St. Cloud nine now stands Mill one in the bottuvn of the they attempt to trr.pi'ove their Knkks opening tx'st.-of-oeven ling back anti raboundlr, betTcrris on her kite The kite tournament is scheduled to get Ufl same frame and then scored a OBC standing. MItt an Easter semifinal test with the flelil. ter. lfr'j a guy you ceun't Itt 14.0 on the season, outbut he's not a great derwat it P :30 a .in. SaturdM with prizes awarded in six e-ategorles. trore Bullets and the Atlanta (Wye, Led by the pliching of (Ic-urge Pair In the bottom Of the seventh we 1.and lseak, (n's L4msa travel Coffee and the timely h4ting of to send lb. gsa-se Into extra to Apopka tart Tuesday. lb. Uswka hosting the Boston Cell- aide shooter," Don Vinct'nt Photo) Barnett AISICI that flffVOf5C3 Billy Campo, St Cloud came Innings final home game of the wason Is it's. Boston holds a 10 edge in cewed him to hrwen After the Unrs.a faIled to score set for April 7 s-twit the Lien bail gamise, from behind to edge that Eastern series, the game "I dcri' like all thss publicity Oviedo t4atn. II s-aj the l.ii,ns' In the top of the eighth Inning, host Xlas'ynnee, The American Basketball AThe Oviedo nine opons play in the 31. Clou4 team came to bet aicIaIlon starts its post-season of being a hero one right and fourth lois of itu -'----------- sm,-dlatrfrt tournament and hill th em the the Camps gave _____ April 30. Tsey will neil Cocais victory with a gsme-winnLr - -... ____ beict, In the opening round of house run, Thrlionswerepacedby Len thesub.dIztEictu th.ybldfora' Butch and Mike Sindad. Hutch berth In the district wait on the mound for the Lions nameist. -The Bafrj Lions are at borne and Indsd, the Ovedo third COO)k. Fla. At' - The give the Aitros a winner after 10 from the San Diego Pat1e' n.J baseman, wont two fat' three at Tuesday ii they host croou XmAv on Astros are singing S f nes'crtmnislungatove pitche rs Jim York 'asd lAnce edunty rival Lyman Its taslc the pla te in a losing :a..e. weeit favcri'e inring-tirre bal. .500. Clensons from Ks-ca-s The Lo.ia -.n IIO'W 1-5 In varsity action. 3 Manag*r Harry Walker, lad again-' 'Thts Is Our Young Roger Metzger at ' vest-' -bit what they've added s-best contract surprisingly shortstop and Doug Rader at to the lyrics for 1972 could make was renewed, doesn't try to hide third will join Helms and May In '2,,., up for some sour notes of the butt'ptirnism, the Infield. "We certatn&) feel we've put The addition of Roberts, who past. They can sing first the pi-atses together one of the best clubs In had the second lowest-earned of General Mar,s,ger Spec the league, arid if all of them run si-emage In the National ' _______ ____ Rachardson.wbomasiernsinded (the pls>'ersi can stay lmeajtt.i, ieztue last season, gives the a series of u ksesii trades that s-S riaiiil kl we bore a Astrus a aulld pitching at.aff. . - To Walker's starting rotation into hss' ho1ied the chance thhas-eaWou-ldSer-jesth 'It clods's l4-g.me winner Don Wil. hItting, pitching and Hou.clors." Walter said. e ,4 Km t,ardson's handiwork sei, Larry Dierker, who won 12 tntuid. lt, 7 IF. A&'oc'cXrED PKF.35 p1..,t-s pcnslofl futii. All 17w desu1te a t The .&atrou Pave started off brought first baseman le May games 40 clubs have voted lot' a strike It k_ mutiny spetng training seasons and second baseman Tommy soc-c arm, Ken Fat-acts a.id Rob t9 Ma'or kgsie baseball ) reached r.o _____________ txp, but t wades Helms from th e Cincinnati ens. with ti-s may gmi on strike lousy fx.c ownet s. Walker would like more hitneg'tU.ted by Richardson could Red pitcher Drive Roberta thoflnttlfliethlhehlati%yOf "lttauptistheplayerstudo Ung power In the catching poelthe natlonal pastime. y think is test ?or what tio but he's well uUled with ('ailing the outlook grts* Mar. themselves," Miller said on Us. _____ the dekuaz.e part vhs Miller, executive dlnnr of eve Of the historic Dallas me 4. "Sure, we'd like John Ed. the Ma jor League Baseball big with the opening of th. sea. NO AL1Ai but the real Smith and Jones have been signed up by Florida wars to hit for a little higher Players Association, mM In sort teas than a week away an Tech for the W2.73 basketball season. The Smith is John Smith, left, 6overage, but hr's as fine a &r. Dallas today with the play-c .prS. Junior College and the Jones Is Bob Jones, 6-5 Hillsborough 4 star of fe-naive catcher as you'll find," representatives from ' Meantime, back on the theM Valencia ace, The new team mates are shown here with FT(J assistant Walker sa id . 1t",SUC clubs. there was Iota of action in coach Russ Salerno. a third liIg.1 i.tr- police us nearby straight Sidney ale) own sale Greenbw N.Y. said "be outpacaion ri first place after fetid sonic *rt 0-6 s-u over the Pirates. hone." fleTwuawonbultwoganses A pohc j,'e,g all lait sen-SOiL the to .a.r . 0 ,- - Ovie do Greater Oviedo Reermflon ,%&sociatlon , CORA) g It A ____ __- • - - s Campy' tEe ovea la't get It In the rough and year-old Julius Bores and "i! C you can't pick It up, you've got brMtttg Miller Barber, who '' nial all over the tell," the matched his ft usder-par ofi12, dl*wiing. raw-bined ,wphaw of fort on the culd, wet Satlgaflald Wn Dr leudery Bern Booed said Country Club cause. The 7,034-yard layout was Thueday after moving Into -J ' rain share of the In-st rowul lead ii encherl by e wetnesdy, winch came on the with a 15. C enlsoci&WMOre hit lt with $tuttinudo *la , emd Wt gems cane out of rain and poadblt sllest is tCC Wit thnte like a crmW woueeker. cast Friday. 'l. '4'.,, - I- - Astros mi game schedule. All little league the defending dty champion ba1thn Florida State and the on Mondays, WedI p Ior 'P 0 games are .4 .4 .1.4 .4 p.m. contest has United *Tt' "'Y liflu i ,,aqY1 played at four parks around the Mellon Little League Field State Bank against Seminole Ft. Monday as the season opens. Petroleum. cIty. The four fields used the throw went sailing over Dens head. Ft. Myers won the game 74 Roth opening day games In DonviricentPhoto) Mellon Little league Field, Ft The 4:30 opener will pit Chase Mellon Softball Field, Ray against First Federal in the Continental League are set A'eiur Field and Westode National League play. AnoJir- for 4:30p.m. One s-Ill matchup league will rotate Nl.tIlt is Set for (p45 p-Tn when Jack Prosser Ford wi th Hal Center battles Spragin l.aneoth Mercury at Medical fields ever' two weeks. the Hay avenue while The season is high-lighted Seminole Sporting Goods. d,, The American League opens George's tangles with United each vear by the playoffs be tween the league chanpions at 'Weatalde Field. The 4:30 '.rarnporta tion Union at the Ft. dctcrnu't the city champion, game will see Sanlmwd Atlantic MUmi Sof tball ' I M mlt.etar team is selected __________________from each league and they art1cpite In the district ______ By HERKY CUSH healthy . average wz 13 hits, at short, but he really Is a better uiurnamut. which is slated in Herald Spotts Wftrr Ajsothcrof tile consistent hitters outfielder." says Payne. "And be held in Sanford this year. All ieagues are sanctioned by Taking a breEi (mm their on the chub is ban Radovir who Coatastine is one whale of a the' Florida Little Major League heated battle hi the Metro has o solid 244 average In 14 ihortaton," • With the change Radovtc will and the District IV tournament Conference the Lyman games. For the moat part during their be joining Keane and either wtssier will advance to the state Oreyhamdsjirirney to fleLarul tomorrow night fl- a 730 p.m. 1, games the 1lounr¼ have had Thompson or Stevenson in the unzrTlo;(wnt us Panama Ci?) solid front line pitching. And outfield far the Hounds. Jr. ttr District IV raves an 11-county clash s-Itt, the uel.and Bulldogs, when that front he hurling has infield It will he Citantlnt at dm Last year the American Trw Clrcvhnunds are rousing been tapped the rebel hurlers short, S,,m Parker 3,. lust, I.tsngie aU.L-.s won the oft ihet' strong hitting per- have come on to do the job. Brian Brewer at third, Larry district tournament and ftJi5 they've won Heading the mound arpe for Brown at second and Bandy reteented the city and the dlstrct in the state tournament the Greyhounds is Larry Chimat Brnokz catching two anti V.Layed to is s-i it a been either feast or ,ecou straight two-hitter for with r.00ne. In all three games with ii ('.1 report card. It should CJ.iarr angn Ur' Lyman in El- Petersburg.. me other two famine fat- the Athletica of the the Twins' act.. . Sanford leagues are W Hounds have cimu'- up with be Chunat who gets the call coach often makea is the in, At the plate ft was Cox and their best efforts at the plate as against the Bulldogs In aertlois of Ed Meadows hr National League and the OVle& senior league while the Twine of the Major League have RegInald Barnes Who were the a team, tomorrow's contest. If nut It will Pun-her at fli'st and Tins Sim for Cunlaziental League. leaders. Barnes had two hits In 4 had nothing but a feast. ieaiw. in tie iuon& League While they did not get the be Mark Thorupico (3-1, taking Brook behind the plate. three tripe and scored three III e'Athletics kW their Ope victory In Thursday's tie with the bill. The Hounds will return w are Chase, First Federal, their second game, 15. runs One of his hits was a Stephenson is the zuinber two Metro play on Thesday whet hallrcaders. Medical Center 13-(5, s-cr Btvmr the Hounds eonUnu*d to hil tilt hull hard, rappm4 tw( hurler betunrs ('hictat. He Lam a thev host the Pioneers of Os'.. and Seminole Sporting ,.00ila, I and last night saw U-,t famine Leadoff double. Cur hau a double hit once again as they were and triple in three at bats. 5fl5 Boone hurlers for ten base hIts, 2-1 record and wokni lii" nae Ridge. Nest F'-i&.v the Arueflean League Both tearnsaca-ed two run.th belted b, the Angels. IS-i. In their last three outings the %nnwgs on Weditesday aali3: Grr)1unds haves return dale Gnudyear,tia!tedStav- Buir n )tj1dJ set the Athletics the first but the Twins cone Hounds have scored 20 runs nxu Hooziv, His kiss was a 3-1 with tie Sanford Seminoles and Seminole. Florida State Bait. that had with three In the secono dawn or six hits In a reversal againstMutniand. pounded 30 hIts. then an Saturday comes the Sanford Atlantic Natonal L Leading the Greyhound Couch Jim Payne liar niade rtwdowo with Metro leader, and Seminole Petroleum. went but four Innings before iced four more In the third to put Continental League entries are halted on account of darkness. the game on ice. attack at the plate are Mark ute defensive change in his Evans. ThePirate hits were credited Rd)e gave up me run In the Thatnprns with a average, usual lineup. He bu switched Thm of Lymn Arnerican pyn, Bob Coetantine at M and Coatanline. his sophomore whiz, games will be played at the APEX i, Hal Spi-egita Lincoln second and was toughs the rest of to Steve Williams who had a $ doonle and a.ngle in three at James Keane at .311. Kesrit' to shortstop ant5 nut Radovir Greyhounds' home parh but the Mercury, Jack Pr-caner Ford, the time. er only bats. And P ans s-az the leads the team In base hits with into the outfield. final three games, all it. Metro George's and United 'l'manmember of the A's who was aisle 143. Kevin Stephenson, in wIth a sportation Unhin. Gnodyear "Radovtr did a fine job fat- us play are on the road. to solve the 1aris In rapping two of his team iii tilts. npifrn"rl .Jsea1i,& 0,,%k,, ~- _~~it,'%Y' Yrades .19111k, day hits three livt4cam leagLirss. Ic WA with each team playtrig it 2,ior d bm of The amembil tilt ky in the amm Grelidistr U.S. rudier cup town we yamr, 031 Girundov Open Golf Tauna- was tied for the top spot after U me tent holes with a pair of viWana, 53- ' 91 a 1. , _~ % k_.Vvwn~. ; .) . . I ~.~i 1 six JERRY NEWUN deft) of Ft. Myers collides with Dici th"F't Lw'de'dal" i,,w,r t1'ud Sr. hnnt nut f irst aI '' L . ave 'o 1 a ia ouat as . M yers payer ba ll . & IIV uning groui .1 IMIL!. - I , i:s!. ti, ___ A_,P3~_. .~ , _41 f--A. , .;- __ I'-_0p77'f7=7__ r-..'57 ~ - 4..r LI*ttie League Openers Are Munday In Sanford$ - -. - - -- ,.rt -- - _.'~~ 09 .W t - 7 4111, 0 - A -to, W, WIR . - - - 1-1 -- - :. ' - ---'~"_-ttt_, -,t ,4.*rVft0A ,~e-,; tRRMW _111 I ': - ,., _ You don't know whet It's going By BOB C;PJMN -GPEEfmRo,1.C, (A?) - to do." me Diving , - ,.. .- , -- pamt' - - Tno Lead Greensboro - '-• ' 'I other a -- . - 5 trxpo 'L'i _ __ fo -. - - -- - ____ - According to Fran /ib'echt. publicity vhirtnati at In the 3.-' • t'! ,-#,, - P It _______ season Rts underwa) Moa " I - ' -s= -"ci, came _______ Vei$eyForp . - - ___ play tsa a -- : nd t. - r , car C JAY t.c mib)ee of club chaznpiiiiIdps. the will hOW its major event May Mayf.fr and 7 Mare about that later . Fran Albrecht fInall - LwcornUiSed n lone sought alter taut last Wedzveday. Fran, wh a zslao a ra'inbi- at Valley when !'rime, had her bra. round ever at the Miwfgir she recorded a 49.61j. . That's great, Fran, now let'c 1c for ThkIflR 10. Tomorrow, the MW'S Aa.saclat*an will sponsor a inur arther, beat ball tournament. Make up your own torme and arrgttmt Sat&rda,- or Sunday - - _____ _____ wit An da3 teS Cui - a lo- ne:cf. Vi1e we are tityrt, C.n -- $ : : ___ led " pTti thri ~ , __________ _________ eaeon.1 place prize. willTh is past Wednesday w the start of the Mayfair yea Woman's Golf Awxlati.an euk' championships tournament, It was the qualifyIng round wttctt saw Betty Daniels and dut Vivian Conklin both fire rounds of to tie f or low medalist tit& ta,norz vtviiui 's the crent club eanpian anc Los- net horors went to Marge P'r.wa who won with rop IT aduiited rort of &. The taaroarnent will be played as hesd4o4id match It. five flights, ,dstth Includze the championthxp flight. in a flutt kIml) woo the nine hole competition this week wi th day -. fleas Rorn -*- - a off Series Bucks Square PIy . F - ' 9 Frosty's & A Matter Of Pride Fails Iehind --------- Ef fort ---- - - - 5 lbe ' Falls To Talented Ft4m, Myers Tr* J 'I ~-________ 1 . -- " ipat- .p.cta.I.c w.v. j - - - We eate on pu lisp 1614. Fri Jeep ,\.41(j SANFORD MOTOR COMPANY SOS South t'emtch Avi Mom .M-4342 -' \ . - - �¼__ - rn- JT ~_ ~- - - _________________________ = - - r ________ ..~~ - _ _ ~~ -- -- . --- - - ., F- M- , - -7 9--;_ ~ - . - 11' J. ]I'Iary ) - accenting , ,a Hancock ,. T - - -; --- -- - = 1 •y" ww ---r - _______ - - - - ' .. ' .'- - -',... - - -- -m .... . .-•- . I I ,.- ' * I . 11 - W 7~ I_ k. . . ~ _- E-1 ..?~- _~ I ' ,-4f . --- ,1, II1 . ' '! L 4 - MRS. JOE W. JAl.RELL, mother of the honoree, M Jarrell, brid-elect, iiid Mrs. C. L. ?i&iiur1n, mother of the future &TOom, R:e "ptured at uridemniddh dinner. (Liza Baker Photo'. Romance And Lure SeLi; wing Contest Winners Named ---- k - -- - fashion show at 'he Santarr Gien Club. -,- - The. Tropic!s Of Commentator for the Jinior dt'$oti was Chent Itarkion, and Mrs. Bwmy Mowa Colmnent-tor for the setUor division. .,, side.. and on the uk, torch. ligt1e1patlo... where 9OcoupteS, ha - '-" . Musical Interlude featuring "Listening Mr'fr" was . -, provided by Sill Ritter, a - _; McEhnwTy. sophomore at SJC. - ' • • and - Cf'ttm of the -. - • - -. - ,-. ______ AT -- - -.. poniiied by the HUTIX' Life Department under the direction of Mrs. William Kirk, chairman rn,'tljig projec' of this It will also lit, a 'tim' pruiect t0reveryone.Th(.rrwi3lba • 5f7 - L.'- - ': - . • •- -. - - •-..._ pattern, 25 percent and pren-miatlon In the show. 25 percent. First place winners received $30 second plact. $30 and third DIEt $10 Junior winners were an eighth grader at Teague School, )eniw .Janez first place She wirrabluepfltyrcL'oIk . - - . ft J- - ' . - '"i' -- •-- :' - dress with white lined BeckyGrUe,firtr.nuier up, ta - ,, i -' - . TnVaUO!I auction and many surprises Anyone who has "White elephants" dri donate, please bring to tuhouae Tuesday AprIl 4 b.tweesi 9 ! a ru and • - SENIOR DIVISION: Seated for a brief respite following the fashion sho'tt, are Patty Slirnict Debbi Rouses, %Irnner. Bill Ritter and Linda Stout. coUar and me In sleevu. Petite Sheila McGrath, Oviedo, and in the 7th grade. showed a minicreen muter ___________________ U. zylograpbes. yarns , • ingenuity . No reservations for IlIC are c MUtUIII ElI ha $L'e5UrY - "FIRST COME, ikowci FiRST 5ERVED". Just cha..t - below - - the frontaeamshnwirigshartr & same material, with crochet - lace trim In the senior division, at5 - -. - -' - 'lure winnei's were armors at - - - "•$• •- c - - -- S ' •. __ __ -- was tietiten tbt wore a red double knit pant suit with skirt , jacket and pants to red and the vcet in red and white tweed First runner up was Linda -- - - ,, 4-man Ifigh OOUfltlfll, firs, place for the secatid year • - -- - ' • - - ' - . - --r j ' I_-.l , pink and white patterned double - , - , j - - : - -y - -. • - - L' --- •. , ..' - - / _ -=- / ', __.., - - -- ' - - - - • • . 1 - - - -: - applause lot these ia}'ilalkd young women who are uonaaers 0 _ MoR CENUR V, 0XV"" your triendi ae' 7* Hour Nursing Care Fz VA - Medicaid Patients Out Patient Therapy PP, =470? %awford, Pta. Private fie t 2nd 5. -- For The Family 7i,r, kDi,j J •' PH.3n.4712 - ' '•"k.htJtP - '• •1 . - - - . J j - . - . sow. Per • p.rassl , j.I, • - -. [1, i ~ 1 1 at p Iii GENI:RAL TEMFiENCI'S: A perfect day &jA evening to obtain knowledge of an ethical, rehgius, spiritual or moral nature under which you can live and operate better in the future Studies, whrthc, alone or with ,jours, v-inns the answers for which :.'o arc r.carch&'ug Keep alert ARIES (Mar Il to Apr 19) Your intuitive faculties are now working well, so closet yourself in your study and let them help you in important activities Don't argiic it oh mate even though your vies, may differ TAURUS (Apr 20 to Mi) 20) Plan how to make your views better understood with an associate, and then you can right results Atoid quaricit. Do tiio"e things that bring more respect from the public. Re wise ("LMINI (May 21 to June 211 You are mile to repay favors today tb. will guarantee treater goodwill in the future Do this gracc(u!l: Dies in style arrud make a good impression on other; Be more uptuusctic out -of -town guests were Mr Assisting with the serving ere Ruth Becker of St Mrs Eric Guile, daughter of sburgh; Mr. and Mrs. Hot the r°Oflt and Mrs. Paul J0I100 Of Lakeland; and Mr. and Mrs. James Vaug'm of Gardmer, alsier-In-laty ,f A W,.Id ii Wiif FI - STORE HO u" • "- -' - -' E ACH DAY Personal 3ed Professional Nursing Care Since 1964. B Oswald & James Jacobs - POLYESTER 11 Ted Lightner Imented the Ughenor slam double a long tune it i a line bid but Like at bids, 'whether good. ao. w' Indifferent. it Is Irequetdiy abused. clearly East's d a u b called for a 1e:d of a hea.i. the suit bid by dumm '. %est P..ast had kept still wuuld probsU) have opesed L side--t he unbid suit. u wtul t,ave to take an immediate finesse and could c'otnpl,ain abu,id bad luck. It wair.'t ditficult Just a maUrr of çujtltlrii. to 12 play tricks t, means o known as a dummy rcvera wegt continued with hearts South ruff,-:I arid VUU01 .' KNITS Ph. 322-6755 WIDE SELECTION y AND PATTERNS. 1 DAY ONLY AT THIS Low . LOW. PRier ...._ ,. cci the ,ice of diamonds 14 OF COLORS . VALUES TO sse I 00 $.O0 Yf). TENDENCIES - If you shoot straight now and do not engage in any sort of gptres and odd happenings, you will be able to get much lone and see more clearly the pathway ahead. Convince others you are the one who Is able to go forward to spade urea.-, bait-I. on U: conventional and corsxrvative goals, then you can be trumps had broeu 1.1 anti prOVe$Ijve Later, ARIES (Mar 21 it, Apr. 19) Fine ideas are yours if YOU ill= take the philosophical approach regardIng them, study them well, and do not go off on son.e silly tangent. Take I."1!Te las i..',r, new comets into your life uho eserve to be there. Avoid the South yi North E&at .in:es' able 1 4. Pau 24 IV Pau tAURUS (Apr 20 to Ma ) 20) Vout home I. the beat 36 Pa 3C P. ., ._.. .. tJ •)-llu a. ,,5'il (liv u.alv r.'. I'a as possible Listen to Or views of kin instead of being to you, South. 101,4. opinionated. Come to i line understanding for the future. 4 A KtSI VA? • I AA K651 GEMINI (May 21 it, June 25) (tie all those (Inc dhcct What u uu do nsic qualities you have and get the right results when dealing A-Bid fist re-inimp. Yourwrath others. Stile your best views to associates and your has ckaiiy IhOnJI ideas for getting ahead (aster In the future. fur, with fs as' a seed the the . sit dir-utmost C5tt. LSI'.NERAL 10 40 h,.,siaItYosrbidI.l,b.Iiad dna, IOM to &A Was to 114 %lith th. tu,, honors in bourts. TofLeY's qI'ESlION West bind of passing. W. bid anw heart over your one club 71tis is passed ami'tund 10 yvu. •.t'hut do you do' Answer Tnm.rvow that The only committed him. irll to the dummy reversal play after he had checked the trump tuil 5 YD. Make An $95.00 To $150,00 Mans Suit From These I IIIKA (Sept 2.1 to Oct 2,' 1 '.i- is in ,,ieaI fiy ti study a practical way to add V. y to incniase try to find wa>s to cut down on esj-ie.aws prcl illil up a reserve On those things blast phrase a clos'Ie ..t ' .iniIv SCORPIO (Oct 21 it, J",iv 'II Anily.r e how far you hair.' ptogresaeti towam'i yos oi' lii,- we where to make tiiiplovemetat; I:nt eit aun to>,s-r-is t f -'1 'n repay social oblititions. lake health tftatune 1' >'uui' itted kGI'fl ARIL'S (N .y .t,' to ML II You can now es;iiy obtain information yon need to r'ar, I out ;'our knowledge and become mote succeuful an >' i '-n u feeU Consult with fsvc'r,te advisers for new ideas CAPRICORN (DccJ4 in Jan 20) A Inc rt;, 'o be with persons you really like A fine tr'endihtip ..oud develop with a new ,.r,ll worthwhile acquetn'ariee. Show that you are a PIIIOfl with wisdona lake .1 Ions1 hi. AQUARIUS (Jan 11 to I rio I11 You appreciate people In various walk of life, and this ' a good day to get together with the them as as much as possible You can be helpful taking part In civic work think constructively PISCES (let. 20 to Mar. O) Contact persons who can give you good Idea! for the future, an.I this becomes a most succcssful day, Write to persons who ime i iiossibie solution to a personal problem Rel,tv tonight hE YOUR CHILI) IS HORN IOI)A'i . he or she wiii be one if those delightful young people who as capable in finding the ns awei, to difficult problems Wh;le the tendeny is to do only those thing.. that are necessary in lire, * little prodding from you can inspire your proeny to accomplish In more. The field of research Is line here easy . LIBRA (Sept. Zito Oct. 22) Atttnd the services you like and raise your consciousness so that jou make the future more inspiring and successful Then listen to the good advice an expert can give you S('ORPP') (Oct 21 to ".'ou 1 t Day hours ire r (cimaking those plant of a personal nature that are mJiiportan tO Oti lake It easy lonifht and build up your vitality A good time to take stock of your wardpobe SAGI Ii A RIUS (No .'J to Dec II) You have the tune now to plan the future mote Intelligently, so do Just that A got friend rosy need help, so be sure to give it Being as henelous a you car is gool CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 10) Accepting at. invitation to a party is wise, since soniettiing go -.x1 can result Know what your alms ace and go afte; then, in a positive fashion Dress in a flue styie but not 5audy AQU 'i RIti (fan. "I to Fe l) 'a' ot eauiiy join in ciiIc tenture .i ith others -ml show your Inc ability SG,,ue worldly affair could pop up now and give you an opportunity to show- your line talcnrc 'IC wise Il5if'ls (S ch 10 to Mar lO ) A line day to put your itieat ii ross to other, who can help you to commercialize on ther.s ('oneaponi an out - of.tuwaer and find out what Ii CtVLICU 01 ) iJU lit) to cie.-erly II' YOUR (itIl.f) IS BORN lOfl,Y he or she will he one of those charnmiing young peoç.ie who quickly comprehends the aims of others and has a natural dc;mre to cooperate and help them (site the right spiritual ualninA that will permit ) our younguter to channel energies in proper direction; *flu gibe uent to the many fine talents in this chart Spoils are a ni,usi heir -- ---- . 100% - ,,, . _. . _ NOON CHILDREN (Juno 1210 July 21) Know what it is that partners czpect of you and then cooperate at., )fOti work harmoniously together In the future Take time for rebuilding your energies later. Don't argue so much with others LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You can go out with one YOU like for the amuserunts you both enjoy which make you fotgct wonies. You: czeauve ideas are tine, so ;et them wcnking. Stop drivinit yourself and olhens to hard VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sipt 22) Pay more attention fundammntai matters and make thc future brighter through practical steps Avoid that temptation to to off on tangent.. With faith, what you make of your life Is entirely up to you. . PHI-.' (cpt 23 ti O:t 11) You c.n make and keen DOUBLE KNIT $ I V11 300 I MENS WEAR o. p. 4-i - of 30 "PING PONG" SEERSUCKER I Arnel & Nyl on FANCY PRINTS Full Bolts FIRST QUALM Why Pay More $1 99 YD. No fran I 9O IC YD. Everyone Has AiIcd For SUMMER SLEEPWEAR Plisse Prints And Solids - i t Krinkle Prints And Solids / it/i Polyester & Coflc;" P. J. Prints YD. with. Fancy Vacation •. MOND1V ..... SATU RDAY SIZZLER Longwood, Seminole Lodge - L1:H1 BANK AMER ICARD rTERCHARG yn ' pn1 3hhl0 104 E FIRST ST. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July III Engage in hobbies that appeal to you alter experieoving a feeling of nippiness a hot s,nt had in some time A - t in suh a way that you have more hnrionious relations with mate t.,t.. i L.. 1I' CAL.,. IJIUJi l'' ."l'l , ,.i. I,-... L.L'J (July £ tO 15U5 4i .5)t,Ulil and trying to please them is a good way to spend part of this day Use a good plan you have to elininate any friction that may be present. Show that you are kind. VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) Eleste your consciousness by solemn meditation. ibis helps Voi to make progress in the near tuttsre Be with fascinating friends tonight and makc future plans. Ee more astute, hcn both opponents fol. hosed he was ready to comrn plete the dummy reversal. lie ruffed another heart In his hand and entered dam• rn', with the queen of clubs Then he rut fed dummy's last heart with h.s last trump: enter" dummy with the ace of spades: discarded his last c p ode on dummys last tromp- Then the clubs. it should be neted that Sc'ulh itould have hd to t I YD, ltlt"4'qp'umzmw S L N DAY arid a diamond to the k:ng P XW&.0 Ia in $ 000 .00 ll from the Curtoil Clitilet lnttl'ute a ecke dasepot. td&vsw - - :11111111111111 REDUCED. NOT JUST THE ONES WE WANT TO DUMP! 4WGPIflCESON KNUS horoscope (;ust.RAI, tINL)N('iLS You can us, this day to adsantgc b obtaining information on an 'ospoutant matter ycu do not undcrstand. Paler you will be prepared to handle that; task usith pctfetkin Avoid being secretive to those w.o ha v e the right to expect you I., answer their questiof.. ARIES (Ma' 21 to AN 1 2 1 I)a>'tinir is ideal for handling routm obligatit ii Ec'nw your aiituition' and handle * prob"matical affr,ir wet! You can achieve pc,sonal happtneu in the cuening. Read in the late c.cnuR TAURUS ((pr. 10 to May 20) it you ,ire no t sure what your potiton It with an associate, ,l%cU5 (tm matter politely. Then take proper aScii ri,i iniploitmemit Engage in a public matter and add t', present rrlt'se CEMINI May Il to Ju'te 11) You ha ve work I . do that .tc-uW hrng benefits, so ),, opprocras'inasing You,_lit salt a bctIt time. Evening is 4'ine f.sr resting and rebu.1l4tn )our energies Improve your health MOON CIIILI)RUN (June . to .tu Ill Ideal day to engage in recreation' wii' mite end (rtntls 'ty o perfect t )'OUT creative Patnti but d.n't neglect specific duties that must be done, Be careful In 'aset LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Sohe p;ui'!en-iutical affair at home in a clever way, but he sure you have all of your facts straight. ilminate conditions that Impede progress Improve your health throtigPu right ticatmenit VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 2.1) Do some shopping opping that you have neg!cctcd for some time Also, keen appouutinentu of importance Put your finest Iaicnts Ia work Spend evening working on hobby with a utic-,J presently drawing Double Brings in - IN EVERY PRICE BRACKET SAW MIMI' -' MRS. KIP BRADEN was guest of honor at a stork shi'er at Elder Springs Baptist Church. Photo shows, from left, Mrs. W. 0. Nolan, hostess; Mrs. A. D. Laney. mother of the honoree; Mrs. Braden and Mrs. W. P. Colburn, hostess. (Gax-v Taylor Photo) POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT YD. WW(i%ItJ(O 7 . , \.".." WIN AT BRIDGE )!. - 300 Bay Avenue Sanford. Fla. .-11 YOU DID! GLAD OUR COMPLETE' STOCK OF OrII'l) ' a - 1 YOU'LL BE You suit rc't'r1 t i dollar It P011) U5CI your favorite laomc,unki,ig Ic1, t. PcI l'ect r, Polls 'a !'robleiit or solution to a tirobleni. %th.- 11olli In cure of this nrisspuper. For Abtsy'i hou&I.4. "i1ve to Base a Lmssly W.ag." seed Si to il.by Boa CS7W. Lou Aagelrs. ('*1. Iw*, - - 11 as I iii, 77 .i,ni h,i'.t it ar tf ,n.oil,It* Pauki a tonti,i;mlist) iuiicl nib- ulu'nt.i'..' sat fir s,'smac linac' M. ('3tpltli('i losugtit rue a nail Ii w%!. with n nr 'rut immiticli. III1S it' cisits III', piit;,si' o a,; vi'i nmtti'lv Ni. trri,ihIe hrh lilt lilt- ti'u iii iItII no iirnppliap them Kl.SIE 'a a THAT SAVE YOU MONEY! I '',:it I'l)I.I,V 14 - oI- T" DEAR MARIE-4 hu'ar tlh nru'r " 111i s ivoc I dono t Ilk.' ulituk apollo' col.uno are tsr', hard. It not lot pos. Ihk. 'ci hu In rr,g'ilsmr liuse .-.-i'( 11.1% Wi your Viea? YsuB feel beftes' If yea et Yaw chest. Write to ABBY. Bas a7 N. Las Angeles, ' • z- lV ikit hilli,'- -M V Pet .IS i%lI(i l i me i-s'ittiu't WAIT FOR THESE BUYS Iii %% ear pimt% hi,.- nn:I ' CHOOSE FROM A ' Monuel Jacobson's S'7S'T. . Nursing and Convalescent Residence FASHIONS "where *. Immediately following the Love." Cei'eiflafly, the couple left for a The trade was radiant hi $ wedding trip to St. The length gown and veil island it he French West adorned wi th a wtut orchid Indies coraa si'd IfliDorted cultured Mrs. Well a a court reporter pearls which were of the in D.C. groom. acarriedsbouguelnaf Well Il doer with the National Labor Rtlagj,i white rimebuo,. Attendants were daughter of Board. They will make their the grocm, Susan Wefl,sisof homeinWaslungton,Dc bride. HUfSG 4on lesti choiddi 1 bi ('i 'sr((ed to s*ic'l)le $ih peite Ito YI-' .r.' 'i:t cheap lii" "me-wrecker? errLed about bordmnhig i'.a,e family with all three child re n, The cks'acrs yoa and your hisband "gulag" at the same time are t'e" 4hii - - Denise . 0 I'.,.'t-.' is Alit- tit'cii'ry oman., tIII ', nor Iii" (OIOIS hi u'lzul'.nr !i,'c' final 4I'- hate In 1111111 %, h.,eu' I hat-n (mind it IiiipwisuliP.' In tiiiv reaillv hint-k h'i.' ut ;tt,'hc Ii to;'' it ills u%';tml tin's in p.uiils h,,'c,' vt's bIAIIIP' I DEAR STALEMATE: Talk it over with the selathes )-ais s'.sdd want to rids.: i'oar childr'ra. And don't be iso es.- - -- '., tht bride Rachel Gardner and JUNIOR DIVISION: Offering congratulations to each uthei- were the winners of this contest and one of the enterminexs for the evening, from left, Jecky Grile, Sheila McGrath, John McElrnurry, and winner pprrxntzon with enthusiastic - i CLEARANCE hilil.\' (.14' 1vt UP ow wills, and one of the toughest decisions we have to make Is the placement of our children If my husband and I were both to go at time same time. Our children a4'e 4, 7 and I. Boy, girl. bo We waist very much for all three children to be placed hi time home Of a telatfve. I have sisters arid brothers and so has nay buibaud. all of whom wo.dd be willing to take one or more of time c)U)dr. But It &eems suzch an unfair burden to place all three kids in me family. Yet, we can't see splitting thcw up into two or three families. Can you or any of your readers heal us settle this' STALEMATE - brother of the groom Frank and Mr&. Frank Well Pild SOn Lei:, thillendale; Mr. and Mrs Well. Thereceptionwasheldinthe Eric Guile. Bethesda, MiL; social parlor of toe church. Mrs. Albert H Well Mm .- 1 M) DEAR ABBY: My husband and I - - - - _'. - - gmIles And the capaci ty ir the auiftterium showed its -. e.. '-V - - . - - • '- - -, . - • -- • e -' • - • nuptial organ must. and Mary Gardiner, s'uer Of, toe bride, "Mie G1tt"st Of These is ;• - . . knit two piece dress featuring full avigth shaped sleeves and II*)py rklrt Pert and uretty Patti Slunick was second runner up In the gijnloi' division. She showed i ftw piece suit. The tap W&s' uu.dr of red pols'esier douhtt knit Thi ;ui±r and cui'es double knttinil red dogg All ia the i.L.t,, • - - daughter of Richard and Doris Gardiner of North Orlando, and Judge Paul E. Well o f Washington, D.C. were united in marriage March 25, 1972 in a double-ring ceremony at 5:00 bride, oii&ciateti. Wood, sister Of the bride, presented appropriate ' I if.;,fl 1,014N --The 1111q% 1l's Snu:I>-'a ,r ohk'tn of I. ;ii •'sisy .ini if - i''i k,w iii It I learned this niasivet Juil a tow ;itInm!c ti"Iu' r iS 05 It. tic vsvortcd uIsi-n the nisle oP niv '''ii's 's-',lIlng II the shots nrc' pnt.'nl I.'nthet'. Jipit lilt) n tIl ill psili ''fruit,, ),'Il 'iii flu' p'art iii pious hint silio'nk l'iuls is ,,s,uruIIa''t,; Phi' oves it h.'i •' Ii,.. shut' to'n,hs, hut I I:.at i' t"t'i, lusici thiti tills also it-ui ks on hi.. stiles 'liii; is ii:' lttitn.'dintt' rc'tnedv as I well know It snii ii ii h'Pg uP iv 1,-IL it,.' -- S.Ii,\ II Ch.tP.-. Lamb 4* ('Sr .46m., 341 (link lilt., ? His-s.' , EASTERaMONDAY sqao'okitig ala., 47 Pa,ud.,, n-i ci (tatIni ANNUAL Iil.: l'ihi .1. - I 1100 Sandy rotIi(I slim tl' squeak it, iii he I itir'e? by 5prliu lug tho'ni with at, 1111' silk 'in Itihi k-nut P hese . .-iny he lititight at am. a iitn 'I1) ;111-11y shirt' ismiti hot- .' wntkc,t htc'nmitifa,hlv liii ins' ' with him-that lIen Is a Ri-eat salesman and he Is not going to insult tthn Concert iU115 CV&. with merchant .i . . . 0tvirt 5 IIrsi-- h'!ow 24 l'rsju.jw-, 23 In il. i,r HI 'In I'? )(t- ;'f iLt' 11 11111 110-PI Iii ti's' nitsi ut Ip ii little liii i'll liii' 11101111'.0ISO thi. 41101 If no know 14 11PIP It It (It' ii; nI thin tIl(it I o nitPIk'flhiitilI should dii It I'll Y Ii IS -- 44 UfiiIm. 44 "itillon vokeng N'*t.l.q it on tin' ;htn';' all-per; 4 )1+4 • fitnpP.'tt'h I has'' 1w.' p.nIr ui lihuk po-a'"imt Slithiti ihl,,('t 11,111 tfl I' Still gIOMI (st ,sI •.tiat ui' luas-e Iu''h their shim,.' ('nh sunn'l'n.' toll tue nii atiiti I can ii,, his ti'slori' thr' hiime' l's\TItl('I4'a DEAR "IEB.RIFIED: zeb In Banal., Nei? ISIt a Me-atal Health fink whctt ow is Mika accordtag I. what be c-si afford ispay IaqwLie. - al0TdGmtian n R er Plalnesvifle, • rother of the 1 - - • Stout who wore an vorabte A g I. Os A to di Iji F;I;Y 1March3i._ic1-i IA THE REMNANT SHOP'S S Pilly' Problem thea', Is I, - COME IN MONDAY ;'npj V ,',iippt -!Ii, i'l:,pt mean p.zilied. I know this Is childish, tit I can't seem to help myself. All my family does is yell arid scream at me, which Otily makes s.aUers wOi'W. I have thought of it'cklng pl'OkssIOhat help but we can't afford it right now as my husband is stIll lit school,. How can I rid wyidf of this terrible f ear? TF.R)4,wteu IN BUFFALO b ' ENJOY SUNDAY I )I':A It IMtI.l, ' itiv ii is fin Stsntli, who tns t'nP%- shoes. Try ii Ilithi nil, such' .is 'Itile ileil Ins, shavers, •ewliig anachilnea mid rainn ins He cni .'(td tint Uitmanv My husband sometimes calls the out-4-town niesm.n in for meetings, and naturally flee comes and brings (Ma tramp with him. I admit I kfentits' tth We wronged wife and I can't stand the sight of Ben's gui friand . My hush.ar'4 ectertains his business acdates for c'ocktshj o Oj home, "o Ben and his girl friend are Inehik"d. A.y, It es my lnnaiia cut to even speak In her, and I don't have much use for Ben either. My husband says their private lives have nothing to do DEAR ABBY: I am a 25-year-old married, college-coocated woman itlth a terrific problem. I am literally terti. fled of going ti a doctor. I don't mean NAfr blened. I '-,- Sa ndra Sue Gardiner. y u _____ 8atw i ,. it-ms (urchak) ftm to (Eve) Crabtree .... 23-4975. or to Linda ,, night COtt The Iitt• dOn flOW.IiiFuI3fl8u: April 29. Support the Seninoie iiiai Anything floes and probably will., Here's e chance for --- - - "7 print thess of capmumomurc rayon. It featured a round ueckh".t short set In puff ft Miss (,crrthr-er. Judge ff'il Repeat Volt's (Ann Sieczkowski Photos) solid color a round neck with contrasting ____ t'III Of 4 M.'atvt-(ng 34 Anoints chlkrsa e4 are ON e'eoagn to Sc carious sP'tt Us, opposite sz, and ).SrI WTI would have asked their parts qas-MMs aid redw'd sathfiag answers. All children 40 a cresuia amposit 41( espng and esperissestlag ahea they get aie ekeare. I wu*ld out bed theft dons together p&94 the ae ei , purple plaid suitThe gored skirt was ii -i ______ "ilIq'pit'i's Si;in'ak hig SIic,t' . Jlt,.-Jiuckn'5 I nf ect 4% Cos'ptw point 42 ii"lt &i ITfe Sanford Herald DEAR ht,1W.Tt(NG: I weut hop,- that . Mrs. John l'icatloa. zijttee bake sale, white elephant sale, • 40 3 P'uot..n-aptk - say. .. nw' ___ cheon and general bw'ness for the bake sale plcase bring meeting of the Sanford to clubhouse an Wednesday Woman's Club will be held a.m. before noon. Wednesday April S. at 12 noon. Reservations for the lunclwm The "Four-in-one" event will must be In by Monday, April , be held Immediawly alter the at 8 p.m. luncheon. This event is beinC Call any member of the - - -- - - • ' . nni counted for Mt per'nt of the score; &cflce of Tflh.er1al and ' - - 1! g$Isi% ut-li t, Ah-,lt, till 'i M'-i.ai. 31 R.Ittmoci Nw that the children are older, i.i,,- pareoL say they are ar.t4 of what "t'ould happen" tx'tw'ein th'tt "Children are little animals and woudn't know what they were doIng," they What are your thoughts about the right age to separate 111 at all) brothers from sisters! WOD'RING scz. I - iS111-111-hig flfllt.'ts w greeted in hpical island style by hosts Bill and Linda Reck. ti ForWoman's Club Luncheon -. I *5 Ohio slii., DF..li1 AItBY: Is the gcrzt-atknap t-ictwern Pm'band said rae and -t, parents show isig or cot' Now flu' our daughter Is ten and our son is seven, my parceL% h,,e c'rascd overnight visits to our home. They sh'w'p In our daughter's room, ulhile we would put Lned our daughter In the upper bunk in her brother's room. Mayfair country Club, in. u D -. PftIIXS POINTEhS nVAN ;I IF 17 . t '. • o. - b5i' a.,.,. ,, ct., ', id K he aMs to e,,trlaIp hI bosJnes.a s.'•':r.'e., iheuld esi.perate. You dw't hue Ilk ".q'eIut!r." with )Ieis and his tr4ce. 3snt be civil. - S a l e Con nlyUp .. - it, h ' (ei% ) 30 'iotat. -a transferred Ben to anol!,or city. - - -" By Abigail Van Buren salesman Ill call "Ben," Attrn 25 years of marriage, Ben walked out on his wife and family ri, s little '.rarnp half his age. There was a let of gossip about It *J I" huebaid - it* .,n wife's civility - rr1'AnEr) The aixth annual sewing contest sponsored by FIid AtP ii stand iV's 1,Isc Ret 21 'h,n'n of *'ibltewa 7'4a...ui;ss la'..,. 30 ilr (a" I 1 ",-knt-# 4 Ad',tnc,-oti i4,ts,'ini S Animal " 'i rant,nj 1*C)sch.hettipa k'1umt',4 ncPo,ur,-s ii TV sti"Mm" 20 !nhrvvs01n5 933 neon MIly ii flrsttt .'cs 1ri1isn, 33 Viet of pail. St Rocky pick ml4-114 10 ('cm. Into 40 11,1.1 tfmc 32 Ei,e,v.tes 57 Pip-lit n.ist.ntr 41 Les-vI. 14 Fctuc,ecoj ?ICn.'rh pail 42 Wound 74 t4..t I? Urtt of Ine,u,tatbon IT scientLit's I SV..p i c'flkitzt,Irlt)43 lIssIian cOT V. s,u i,.. DEAR ABRY: here's the picture: My husba nd employs W BE raise funds for their projects Be deciding what you want to Dress will be your tropical rnfori'nol or cockiad best are cordtafl) invited to par- offer for sale, and golf shirts rnuuiius AtL organizations ,civic. ticipate In Downtown S14walk Herr arc & sgetins u social, cluTch and youth) in Sales sometime in May - a I ph abet! ccl order: wekome The price per ciuple can't be Seminole County wanting to specific date to be announced, arrangements, books, cakes, dishes, eggs ferns, glassware, beat when you hwsslai the - island hors'hindwork, ivory, eweilry, lavish Tt4-j -, rb yi,,tIia iii 'aLJLflI e fltIOC show..popular kItLeJ rT'.11TlrI, tUItS. ObOCS, d'fluvT5... relishes, uanc-c band ....aria you can come plants, quthr, stationery. thimbles. um- caual yet ! reservations it SISTER ny ANN smxowu island it _ • - --- - it Ltjucohi'u .,fck.ume U (cvcnb minI 14 O'i t05, t p" 'Home-wrecking tramp' ) 1 - ----- f All 0rc,1-ani,,2,,-,aftons it) Sidewalk Albert Jarrell of Sanford. itate Bank was clirrued with a --- Weft Indian __ -% Ball .,_, C For Spn..VI(.y Fronli 9, r3% T -, lin Other guests included the Se ------ IRATE WIFF bride-elects mother, the flarecr. 's mother, Mrs. C 1. sophomore I buffet h &ettvros table at to Ficrida..provided by Rick Mutiai Concert Association, A gala Evening. Guests ere the -eIect. Just listen to what's th stOre: pm. and a floor tow ot )donwrano...popular regular That's WhSt'5 ii store f her bridesmaids, Miss Denise everybody Who makes plans to Tropical punch hour from 8 to 9 Hawlian dances by two lo'i4 for several years at MOIIU"5 Jarrell. Miss Carla JarrelL both attend the Siirthr lAmu zn p.m.fsIked of cou?aet diit'1Pub In Winter park mall. He dan:tng girls. sistcnn. the brtde-ele't and all ''Muair Trw best in Central irnd Is exciting group will play ti C'nn ctngtrnm9p.mtota.n., a luau popular neik mu.c;c...dancing from Sunford: Mr Becks Hawitan and Ayers. Orlando; M&sshtararet favorites J u rrell, Sanford; and list, i' ave fsworitea. p - - ________________ _--.. -k,I I;* ~ i-_~ I -r t -4 tilt. . ".-. . - ,-nokie and ived ten."rved from a silver ewer on a la.rg siivr .- - -. - ' W - -. ' . 10 r,pberry rnlls and % if ;' i .1 - ~-_! -, -- rTourinAround #~- ntJaIc at1pin.,etSt Thee *.r4rt'ws Ccthftt iiwch (ado ' reltsJws, iwee. Italian Pic'oto, gherkhLs. ripe olives, nit-.-rs, Carrot rurh raddwh ~,Z ~n -• - S . _,. -~ 2EF, - Z. -I AI * dl}n juice aciIvertru of dehmm ------------------_--------____ -- 0 . , r- t - - 7~c_l .-M - I T'. JANE SCI{ft.LING W '- \ \ pepper and ptmernc aved -- ~~ A,~ ,~_ - . - - 9 -- -IF hrusselaprouts,rornwithgreer ----- - .i -' spired rrnhnppks.. butterrd •--•--. *) - ~9 !11 !. P -A , mt t6f. marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary Jane S+i1Hng, to Robert Wade Hancock, son of Mrs. Maxine N. Hancock and the late Robert C. Hancock, l Thnerrest Thhe San ford. The brideelect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Mary T. Clark, Franklin, Ind. Mr. Hancock is the grandson of Henry Noegel, Starke. Moines, Iowa, Miss Schilling was Born in I graduatedfromMaynard.EvinsHIghSChOOlIfll967 where icW of The Chor us. she was a impanist and student At Florida State University which she attended for three s l$uic sis:er of Beta Theta Pt. e is a 1971 yvars, fljd Technological University where she gra belongedtoze*a Tau Alpha sorority. She is presently (lt the faculty at Catalina Elementary school, Orlando. Mr. Hancock, Who was born In Jsckso"l)', Is a IM ofSeminHgh&hoolwheiisaTnemb'r grad of the foothill team DtMrila, Lw-riian i CIn and state president nwr with Wt'tt er Junior C3egc and Is also a Pnrl'. PuLLce 1çvIrtITPSZlt. - - - of Mr. and Mrs. fl W. &'hIIIIRg, 3 Ssvty l -1v are announcing iiie engagement and forthcoming -.-. The menu Included bake: ham decorated wIUparsiy and %- - -- i hI. * Pstiv. Orl ando, 'es bride elect with several n! silver and China in her hosen IIJittl'lfl '- , - ACROR11 To Marry _ , - . __ decor. '.'• - -- bouquets of pink rotebuds valley, red hearts and orangi - -- j " li Ati. the living room blossoms witit green foliage to a large white and gold footed $A The dining room table cw,itiwr, accented with silver rIda attandant were honored long Streamer of lily of rantlelabra and pink tapers. z:bin.iidcfInner.MarCh Lhes. .verlad v,Ith b& sci, Tabk favors included a VTIMII , given b Mr I'U1WO BSXIey The living ronm was centered with a beautiful 5(IU CO1thIIflT fr(-flt•d With a at her Meade MJIflOt home 10 decorated with white wedding arrangement of pink bride in full dress, filled with bells trimmed in pink with sweetheart rosebuds, party mints. The while Idos pictured a bride holding her wedding bouquet. The bride.eiec oaWthter f Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Jarrell ° Sanford will be given to marriage by her father, to Den Mahurin, son of Mr. and Mis. C. 1.. Mahurin of Orlando, April 8, K in the First MethzxWu Church in Sanford. The hostess presented - - .-_1 "W ,1_ 7 Dinner Honors Bridesmaids Gracing the front entrance was a do* cge of orange Prances Jarrell and her bloom ms ancirciati in Jaze with - SChi,tl1Z, h ~ ; R. Wade By UZA BAKER - . ~ -I - II. -,.- Entertained -- - -- - - -- - - -,- = - - Frtda.March31 1972 Jarrell, Attendants Frances ---- -- _--: - --- ~ _ IDA-TheSnfordHerad - _. . 7 those appointments today that .siiI help put your life on a m ore ideal and pmospimos is basis Plan first what you wail may, what you intend to acconiplish, then carry through in a positise fashion. S( ORPl() (Oct. 21 to No y -ii., You want to add to ie;ent hdiinga arid can ,n. so by practical thinking and sight inircatnienta Ihe data that experts have neen ke.ping nick will now I-ic I'nthcorning (,o after it with enthuslism 'js(iI 11 ARILS (Nto. in l)cc. ! I I Analyze yourse lf well and know what It is you roost want out of Life and then go after it with all you base Let nothing siand in your way. Social evcratl can prose to be most satisfying (torn the intellectual standpoint for you CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) You need the aIststanc of expert; if you want to reach your goal, more easit>', io consult with them it their conienicnce. l'amticiputlon in sonic social heit.'nirient activity could prove :cse*lung .nd my mew ardin5 now I hut' AQUARIUS aan 21 to leti 19) Why don't you step out with interesting friends today and forget that dull ioutlne that seems to stymie your very existence? Your personal life could stand a well-needed re Shop being be such a sacrificial lamb and be yourself PISCES (Feb 20 to Ms. 20) Ycu had belt., get in touch with influential persons you know and have them shut you zealously in making a more conspicuous mask In the outside world of activity, circe: I mci Out the truth about some civic matter that does not ring true to you, If- YOUR CIilLf) IS BORN lOOM he or she will-bs one of those gifted young ehildmen who could spend most of the life In a dream woril if you do not teach early to couple activity with Iris so that the succ.s envisioned hers can become a fact It you give daily duties to perform while Young. the line habit of work will be taught. Gr.atsst success comes (tomtiork In foreign lands, or from the use of foreign tongues . Washable art ALL WHITE 19 FANCY PIQUES I S#5 '3 NYLON JFRSEY PRINTS In BuIIsey Why Pay More And Others 59IC594; YD. YD. The Remnant Shop No.3 AZALEA PARK, ORLANDO 251 EAST MICHIGAN, ORLANDO 3796 W. COLONIAL, ORLANDO HWY. 17 & 92 NEAR MAITLAND SEW & SAVE �1=± ____________________ 1O Y. __ &np !- • byV.T.NSWIIIfi - : Valli 1010 lll~, ___ _ ant,.*) ....* c wws sis>[ s,ii 14k ____ ] __ 1 .944 _ ____ I :!/ ~- I fit 19 -: will-a ,. ,A : 'j: L~Y: 4' - ---- - 1 . 11 A•I 4 .. WliUa -- I i Ill _ 3-ti x1 :2 ` _____ ___________________________ __________________________ bY Lorry Lets'is - _____________________ ___________ i CAMPUS CLATTER st.rnng Bimo Bums at t P4ES AJ WEV B&SE8A. w EMEItED P' E 4S ,.- . 5L':4z4S - 11 ____ -v'.. t 1-i I , "Flood Tide." a man iO. ___________________________ ______ ______ ____ convicted of murder on _____ ______ t / __________ PRISCiLLA'S POP I F " _ -i .- 0; ill - , çr li 1ae till -- I ii ___________ - S (•' __ `I- W ~ 1 all I 16i I If I cw ? ; ': - - - '-'-- r - _____ Charnel 2 St ' - ___ -. '- i • m ______________________________ ___________________ __________________________ . . 1g.wil, V=1 is I C. / 75'. fl ' ' H " r ' - _-, IF II r". i ----i ----. L - A ..tr r' lv-'T' t 1. _71= _ -__________ ________ - S L . / --- ___________________________ __________ _____________ - ______________ - % ________________ ____ _____ ________________________ _____________ _______________ LA NCELOT __ ___ ___ s-A - - L "'7") L - ,wa ,,.-,0-.. T I -_ .- 5..,.,.. !0*_ I " '" N _ ~,J leill jr " 1 ,f t C~_ I ,,. 'd pilot son are stran& , :r . .- - ,_ ,.,et,_es __ (ME ) _ ii A__ ~-, li'l ' L (il t. I( .- --- JV.. . 'C e4 ill, __ r ..-.- _______ 4 _____ -' '---______ _____ _____ , '- - -li ' c raQSE - 001109V41flill we 'IFIN JVS CA.4"r \ - .. &iE r- I Bill ll. - - 11~- .'- .-.- .. , t ~, - I ill -i1-i " l 'hey Drive iiiii , Wattmses. iSv-sd ________ __________ Nav SS-Mtsceiiatweus call your Wavy Neru114' 4.247001 - Orw'Id'i S7ucaI Mesedise tale SlOs'C And &AAEMPOYA'(NY r1r-1..- lS&LaR -rvs , 1% "ft - '.- treasure; with Sent &E and -- r t ________ I________ _ - - I -.I CAMP - :'- ' - (V_~~ , I ! Cli l~ _________ __ I - 7 It I . ____ ] fl •S4'1 ,S.eQtADS 7 Jm'st. - ma 11 13 _ I i.5' I . t. "' F - _. im --- ' - - - - (' (,.CS'T "1'i There art' a b c. u I l.iiiU I - ,~/ ~! i`_,-, ~ ~ -i'----'s, V. \ ,-. -- ,'.'T yy V , 4- C Hours cILT. FF7,'Y Your Direct Engttst'. I a n i a ' r da!l States with a combIned ,'sj. -. rllhltinn of nearly mu. 1:30 AM. IC 5:30 P.M. s:OOA..M.l.12IDON Line t, CLASSIFIED! I 1) A I' ____ tinli ___ , g .,,. ___________ Sr The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You t IT"S Tomorrow 9 to 6 p.m. iEii I, FOR Youla ' 3$?? PuP Drive. 373 ISa? AIR CONDITIONING FROM JACKPROSS_ ER ancrtatlon Light Blue. 157) FORD Galaxi. Dr. HT, VI, AT, PS, R, 'Factory A ir, Viny, Roof, 2595 -- , UI. '2695 1571 FORD Maver ick Sedan, 6 Cyl.. AT, F, R. Factory Air. Vinyl Roof, Whit,, wBhack Roof, $2 11`71 PINTO 2 Dr.. MO I-L. N FREE 0 1511 CHRYSLER Cuilom PS. P11, R. Factory Air, Vinyl Roof, Med. Green w3195 The Sanford FREE SANFORD PHONE Herald 23-4670 32 WANT ADS 795 1370 DELIVERY family music for Easter' TERMS Xtiffiref lando 322-2611 ' t 21, 11*4. Ttetc Time Shcp ____________________ IL A_ (3 I 1 322 6390 5 East 1st St. Sanford Spec Put Pile 3I.lV, ed •:fSds Licens MCCSIAIAaA. C 'rItfer 12116:6 171516? Concrele work, slabs, patIos. dl'iveway*. wal*L etc. '4 yrs. eupinlence. Free ealtinales R,sscn,sble. Ill 7131 BuiidUl't'g- CI. - and clearing s lo.deq. C A S Suld.ng. Ii' __________________ 0'... i'Qs' home PACt new 'OOk. n'i, e*tetO4'I Pungut, dirt removed frOII athing PAUL S. POLOAR. 312 1,47111, l',:,,:ts I lu I' u)'.:)?f Al ,d ..t P-il 5 5 -'. I S l'.bIS ____ ____ ______ _____ ___ ____ SIC I r'''i"e H,' _ - sornorillifig 9it..j A?lms)n?e5,I og $tap,,u' ___________________________ ,'e'ioflal iii 'lit 11*1,3150? TOM (is' '4.-si II'..,'. ç.. t At",,l,.-.'. 24 ? ' i Income II,,,,, 1111 Mtli 11(14 rS)m,, he'Cd 134 44, or 131'f't _____________ ____ _____ .s . 4rs 'tll ct .a II ,':r s,,? A )'i 123 JIM Ic,' 1412 011 bi _______________________ _______________________ Automotive Service' ___________________ Tax ____________________ "IOb',e reasonable 'ales Press,,, Your home Gir buIldill by pressure 'a" t'i '.'t ir.s,'.,"" 10* ounded. 'fl5r,'i - Ph *4.45 or 1,311457 ___________ ______________________ - 4,i, vi • tP f'I '-' ?i.'r I as ACtt,,,,tt S,Ol'PCRS CUlI)17 ho'. a'. 10* as 513 $ month! Call 3?) 7411 and elk 1* our ,psl ad vito' lO,tay __________________________ 'rOtJ'J bt't iets cruoea' vi services ial ' H' 7117 _______________ _______________ ,.._.._Trailer_Rentals_ pide 3 * r a nt" A.c Ph 3)3 U- HAUL 0. M. llarriso,, l' Beiluty Care _______________________ _________________ ii: ..' ' V " a. B Mitts S."*.te 4 54 5I' 3' 105 l crw. TRAILE 'IS i' s,., .. s.c n 2 TV Service -------- ,_ ------',,%onel.ed To. Service Ccl for appo-n?me.s' .3m Ci.i'T'w PM ';': nb,h'.7l )fl $ 74; -s L, - Ilo,'a r.'.# ,sr'hord 377 hal HEllOS TL,t . B B W. A Z'' •, Ave. 723 573k ", -- . • • 7. 7..IsL.•.m Oi'rn f'. I, Ito) All a4vq"l..4 a.eea,iag in The II,' ,1, I 3iøt ! .1 37) l7 _______ Herald ea wed.'o44si .pPI _______ , a'-_I autenlatcally S. •'L.d .4 They- ''" 1 .1 - ' ". I , - ,, ., -., tdiys FAAIIL,i •.5auAiP: saws__________________________ SICTIOII that as msl,hu,ed , AlLIS I, It Li add.t'anal 14,5W P,m, an 1) ar'se SPKt4I5Ll1i4 Si S'i ','', Adveilser s il4 illCIds 141$ All s.p.", 5 "" ', '-1 7". I I I*, C11291111111" FORD 3786 Hwy. 17-92 South Sanford, Florida PHONE 3e7.1iMI Winter Park Ph. 644 891 6 5I5tI,f,Ofl ii Cifl'.jwt'fl 1-1411 a$ra.] - _____________________i,________________ I Eating Places - I _____________________ 4'Ai45LA1,S* *IIS.00PIICkL'4 I A l ll A Al I'S. AA .i Ti, 0lI,..n;e .s Delicious R. Factory Air. Vinyl Root. Light Beige, w.Brown Vinyl Root. Jack -rp* - - C,-', o-j P.m ,p,,t you an P-awe I i 3iv-,,nta Ave I Or, Hi', VI. AT, PS, PB, ' 3195 0 EASY A', Oi'sgn P.. 175 WellDrmtling 1531 CHEVROLET Impala • Paradise Pods oft Patio roof. Screen - - '' --' I4rldwit.aI limo.]. Cera flhiCS Green Roof, your Cv- SEMINOLE iNC P'icl Supplies. j,rwc., Ma' ief'.anc, III) S v-neflCh, 722 47(4 ___________ ______ 'ss' - ii.'tai Fence A*r..ng & ,.l 3.anIo#' 373 ioU Cgs ______ Newport I Dr. Hi', Va, AT, LESSONS UAILfV ODHAM ,0,. - Ifagan InSulatiovit. SANFORD .5111 III Al INC. 1. CON 0IhI0t. USfs 1531 IURINO2Dr ,HT, V, AT, PS, R. Factory tory Air, $2495 .- ' A ttic i.)pr' pm, I) S OaP A,t Vinyl Roof, Whit., w- Black Roof. AQUA POOL SEQ .I ICf% 4411 SPit 4 _______________________________ Auto Insurance _______________________ CAOIN?TS OR ROOM ADO aoet 040 Of bso.1,1 a 4W* F'e 32) 0 -__________.'I,mates ______-COGGIN$APPL,IPICE SERVICE Remodel. Repa Windows. Riplir, All maketlmodell Pane4ng SubC.,,iac$ Framing. .5.11111 '5 kohier & Campbell - improvemen%)fl4)7 'ianti's 0 P4 ),ICiH.l7o') ' 151 St Ph 372 311) - Poot Giii AA16C. home rdipi 4 .- I-Ill 395 Engine, AT, R. Yellow. W'nter 3016 'n'-Jdo r- and K.tch,n Ad Ap Pillard HT, VI, AT, PS, R. Factory Air. Vinyl Roof, ________ c. Pr. St'aon Al, Co'd,loner check up Also washer and refrigerator service GENEVA HEATING & O,lsn:so D'i,p. ) 7 j'7 ___________ _______ _________________________ __________ 'O'3ET,7' HomeImprovei'nents w14YSTO.4C. I AND 3411 Itandfocrs '*'?-aL'.a,nAU CIII on• Oft,.-,' At V ers to, Pt' NvmOOjlviQ! Ros,rn *o. pan,ng. ø&'ng tour ad carpenlvy, interior. oil' Reasonanle 37) 431? PJumbingiecfT THE "ANDY MAN; AL PORZSC, Pt.UM0lM" 'vI loll Ion tm.il p. i' n.j none ''' "- "''" ni's '-"- '' -, r,pa.r 372 2443 1 .1 35?) 7:; Iris 771 t'.' GUTTER SNIPE SANI 01SF) Ft rc TRIC COMPANY Hold the pttonel You'll - P4* 14 Na' PP 372 172 1427 Ajp1Tinces FULL lvi, G.E Aoplances I _PetCare 7')MlonoEiAve to d ' V -- hhElMht LHA IiENaAgT!7 ' .I'PIVAIiIk C.LASS&P4l 1 41 CO ' '.ayon Ar C,s, 1lunrf Sale. •Elh ansiJow .ini rntril systems. ItlI i'ORD "LID, 4 Dr. -_ I Give ____________________________ _____________________ GIass.Mirrrs icart pit I SEARS •n San .fi gill A at $49909 _______________ AirConditioning Light Giqen. - -_-- _____________________ 11111 ____________________ ____________________________ 3595 The New Meki-Sonic UILOEP.DEVELOPER pt, THE EASY WAYI - ______ ___ Dr. Sedan, VI, AT. PS, Pa, R,FaCtOryAlr,7,000MI,,s, Today 'ti! 9 p.m 11am to$pm III v-rwr daily n-ow spoper In the i C/SILL UNTIL NOON bt'1rtP'lI 5i cuuntr was the ennsyl- START OR CANCEL YOUR yr canla Packet and Gcnr'rzl AD NEXT DAY. SAT. the I oiipttig OCy •nd AdVertiser of Ph tl.:ipia !'iiOON FOR MOt-sDA'Y. whIcI2 began daily oub ia. S - , -! I ______ Department lion The first suceessfu' '- ru ' I the mo,t ct,nvenlent and - TIME'S RUNNING G1.M. convefflence. Permanent residents and newcomers will find th is d.rer.t3ry up-to-date way to solve - _-- Baldwin PcfelOpen VPO CANNOT PiE.., r - ___ -' .. , USED CAR - J7 600 Lowrey Hmmd I The following businesses ore Uted for your '. \ - ' ,$) every problem. p'o"cm with a Baldwin Ill I. r.r REG- FOR EVERYONE! . . , -, find Itle answer to yout om ______ i I? ttt R!,IL Y.,. T'tt MAil lil 0TM / w _ ______________________________ ,,W ( HId v-All. TO .45 _ 'C 'TJ.p,5 c"-.' _________ _________________________ '' IH)OGAA'1 CAU ri r .,, IT it I .r_,$iE/4:4fTI••Ii55_- __ 31 4 - ant Ad by Lie Faik:atidSy THE pHAWTc 94! VA V7 _ 931811, ll -FiNAP4ClN( ______ _______ L_______________ Rob.rslon. Orlarun Phone bit rip I ______ 2611 _____ And SCatters .'1.30 ;.ni.., thanne 9. V r ij. Z/ ' - I 7' 3(%L. - - - SHOP $ 1S95 I LupinrundObvLlideHavlland. , t I ') COLONIAL ______________________ ______ r 1 1 ____________ oaP! L - li-Auto Roplrs Parts-Accessories ? -All ri vr" ~ 11CC. 1 monIss. '.A''E 32n _______ I 1011111"ll (nor a ?C..AMt! ____________________ -- "D,votiun," a story of C'' Trans,orlotien - -- - 8 111w, __377SIll ADDING MACHINES. lens a new Emerson Air Condit ioner, 14,000 OlvefI Ele?r.u. be SIC a month UTU, .scellent condition; 10 Apoly rental to*ard purchaSe Jalousie windows, I)?" i 30" and (hk alP Gge SturI I)) F IdOubie, 126" .24". 1 137". 7" r CONTEMPORARY __________________________ 74-TrcJcs And 'Tnil&.ri " ea Wood. ner., en sanford Ave n es. • SSA Houwholo_-_Goods - -. ______ --- - - -- - GUIDE I • 2i- Travel Trailer, full sail coi,tahne'J, ta nd em aile, W now awning, only 11,1)0 Pt,. 373 4541 French.723 511$. _- CARR?LV3 FUNNIT'J#E _______________________________ ________________ ___________________ - r_ it I 1 garage, pantry StOve and Idle,I o FPIA •r /A fInancing. New - SHOPPERS -7 Iravillrollers "i Got. Stodi Tank. t4is Sto Jefrills Colonial Sorvlco, 1501 S. RkNV 35(0 RoIla'.,ly, Baby Beds Baths !PANISH 'fvP-ft,.(Rl 'T'f 54 7.% I I channel 6. -'--- I f ~.I-.11 Supplies 'l'' 11:30 . - - -- -- -- __________ ec£APtCJ.. c 'ME 3 Pjtj7f P - -.----- - THE _______ 11nisbeingps'ocened 3 Bedroom 1', fl-0414 --_Tf __.. tlisud.PhafterIpvii.3723413. tenlal basis while your I Funds: Jane wi , p I d - Plaza, Sanbud, 37) 4433 Pekingese puppi Hay tc.- sale, Pa'sIa. Ball fir. Larry s 04 you In on a i,i T' I - )U yr. old. All AKC and wormed __ _________ ______ _________ e-fain yie.j qualify we i ______________________ "In the Cool of the Day," a th -, .514. At, ) ______________________ _________________________________________ ________________________ ___ ' .:( MacArthur: - Med Blue, wv-White Roof. And love Slot)' 1 ür,ad 111 AlleniWiker ___ __ L.r 1UjT1 -: " ' __________________ _________________ _____________________ ____________________ " $ L- _______________________ ______________________ 377.737I - p.m., with cli \ ___ 3 r i ____ * t__"I'_-'1 - _ BEETLEBASLE'I'- V I- James 130, Ph. 373 4I4, ___ _____________ __________ . various financing i programs - if we feel I er,jt'ts373 '' - 'r.iE T - '-_-_--__. 72)5151 __ ANE MISSISt. S MID-R-DRIDA umurm'E, INCW Pets Inira Ned a',,, glass:s. con.oiete all tt Equ Hayley Mi CASH 377 II)? qualify as buyer u"sder i "The 1rith about Spring." abc-ut buried Caribbean ______ Ca 114 I0, Oroarsing___ set, De'icu modoloto', Porla lab, D IDa CLR sad frnture. appi'ancrl. t,vIncaft.'gu.ieIlneI] % ( M* AM Qr'ger, Sc _______________________________ _________________________ And - I C A WslQOO$R III N .'a'k. ________ _______ _______________- oice Equipm,nt __ 20 West SSLMPERA(,iEPSCY Diplona Over 47 p005 10 c,iooae. SSA-Hous.hold Goods ___ 1, Meinbr. Orlanoo w91 P'$ Wanted Van I. Men a' Hi$ School 7234151 1$ICF(e.ICSI Sale _. 4. I UC) W. is? Sire.'?, Sanford that you muSt meet to nd ,,,. Walker Gelding tisu h, 37) 4753 -- it located in tries.diy SANFORD, 6 alol West till French Ave. on I1$h St. Only 3 to S irinutel to all Shopping Churches, month. p115 sIloarance's, cell rout' I14- alluilding Materials V-zi _k Male Female ______________ ___________ y Qe. 'tulter 4247001 Orla o, Idi. Lupino; 11:30 p.m., $'-M,'tpi'wn, ctiannel9. V-,-j ___ ' ________-- 34-Equipment For Rent -- - _______ -- - WWIed IIOC SChoI Eleven CACREI on ieivd road 'we' 'n gPtrer,' I O'iCl. 1A,IIr,3 at DX vax per acr, 53-Warned 'To Buy 23-Swap And Trade 3 Better 235's FINEST k14M..'.Ilba A-,. et I7-t3 . • ' • _____ min fOOJI, etc Buy I or 100$ 'ems ' Mart 213 Sanford Ave ONE OF SANFORD'S $0.72 per month pays all with mederate down. Total price Hetp Wanted 5I*,uclrnns you do W!tidow W.,ah.rs All interior is free Ir ,III l,nIr yn,J t.ar Th. original n*n.r$ MmoI a titncl a,.d our i'ft a mJi-tt P10e for sale. ¶ Yr. Old Tenr TWO C RQ'i4 flkai' Town, nealy to e . 13 by Night." v- Cliff Jordan REALTY ________ 4-0taP,1mhtb9, sales y be sun 11w3 are all soldi ee,ut.o, •1U• 13-5 fYlO'I"I World Truck 3'op Hwy 1.3.1. and me'1' WITh 124X down. PIyinO' Ave. DeLanO, F40. hers helper, life is, tire of 7P4R UCiRC'OM •v- ca, rs,iren P,r,,ian.nt ditlonee, with fenced yard. ______ ___________ ________________________ a Pay'ton w-=-- tvli and part lair.e, l tel I'omes 1rønimIsion. AM Radio, Pr,y,'r Steering. 113 up. PET FAIR, Fairway w.)OoRuv-p- iG.5RDCNCEP4TER m Are ;;Equipment Far Rent _________ ' ,- Pw'vgn't seen that. Former Nelson'S lorda Roles _____________________ Ill p4w. -- 02 NorTh Sanford _____ P'a'b S-fl,- It I ret'. 1411; --*7?! VP? i __ *.p, ir cking business, with Of the -. At fill Call 377 'IO We',e proud In oiler bigger 'l1 for hsur- ..'4 vII wS$ Wrin&io, liSle's. 51e "o'1gSgI. *75.300 ______ J11 V I Entolne. Tinted Glass, El*cfrlc - ___________ ____________________ Health La 773USA 32)034 4 ___________________________. ________________ m r. por table on stand wi?, ___________ 3 todrlrrnL I bothis. wm* Pat AJpIy Ic. jeraon to ale Monop Q-Ca, ping Ecuiponeni 44-Sports ttqprnt Tony Randall; 11:30 6. I AvilitAbi \/ - - t ii.....'i us O ()ii Suburban - ________________ ______ ant's ulilts. Good math and gessui office bec$Orwnd, Phone, Watt',st. wanted Mull 0 71 Recma7e4I 4'- _____ __ tutor,.c'biie a equipped with th Poultry WAN TED AntiQues, Fuirrur., Ii, Aveit Quad control panel with Appl.ances, 1 pete or bull hOusO watt mete', linear. 1450.373-4576. _______ ______ _____ marries Ave '144 $ "l96 Coronet 4 Doot Sedan'' P4.mpfsill Auto SsIej Oulldin at _Renneti,372IU1 150) W tat. Street, Santord, Flu. Fish, Birds, Animals, Supplies AKC st't Miss (',ahua%. Sa'neda. tseagl, 52 Wanted To Ivy _--- -- - ------ lsc.g Real Ella?? Irok,f 377 W gli pial in Allaftlitrid itri . -,T.17: I I0 - ,~" -. I"V*Stfh@ftl Propaf-ty 3-Iusltiess Property ______ Murders," an "Alphabet 004" - rench __ 4,9 __ __ 332 -0 101 ________ _________ ______ ____________ ________ V.i'gs Seat ruCk Te-innal, 1500 Hunt h-gills k.6avtIb.e'l'dayI Call )7 Satur1s. Apsii I. Ant c.i ' . __________ ___________ __ ---. Auctions --____ Wif i , I. old, . .Ever ything W ill lie On --___________ flhspla" for lnspecliontrom 7p.m. I Shepherd pups. 3 mos old: 2 Friday Ma, iP II ,,,nii' .e Time females. )S 1 2 yra old: I white Which Will So 4) 1,00 P M. male. 7 yrs, I female Chihuahua 373 1153 ____ ______ P Livestock And Sliver, Glass. Color TV, 10" 43 PUBLIC OPENIPIG THIS WEEK See 01 aPao'ntmrs'. only I SAiCtSitill 0,10 etri all". 3 ciagirs A 35-InCDMI Agatha Ouistu- mystery,with 04 wilIll WE COMES 0 ) i'". o v I [•" - I,ity and Qs,.ality los' etisting VA person to lersCa', Restaurant at 34--Mobill 14 p.m., channel 9. by Chic Young Irill is OWE I*Ie 13L.ofl & Acrea9. _______ _______ qfl s_, bi, , I - I.j UI a _____________________ ________ BLDND!t For NE'VV HOMES I I __ - PARK I AHIIUI)r% (English, Japanese I Dutchi tseny, Mondly n:gn). 7 iQ P m We Buy Gold Coins Cont:grimenls a,ltompd' Ocri 505W lIt Ii 377 4)53 dCly 10 S Sentord FarmerS' - _________________ 1000 Used Red bricks. Sc •J'.. AvtI'oA. P4*'1, Ti-ti - --phone IsEAlli. IPIC :ili CPy limits. All etirat Pay 10 a vii t I p in 3-Farns £ Gves t psychoanalyst; but It's a musicAl, starring Ginger Raiern and Ray Milland; , , 'r,,js. 'Tea; 'oc,riLFuiy car. Two b&tht. L.ocaIod OutsIde In iee Jim Rear 'will d Enclosed Fnr Privacy _______ 3-SlP'I ?,anfoed Ave LOWDOWN PAVACENT WEST ?Stf5p Vol fin I _____ 1110- P. Wall Vol and Weatminis'." _f ,am French 3.5001 i 1(4'' :11 S Day?, ladies 01gm Watch, Ill Old Corral we.sl,,n 5Pp Planes Old Blue WIDow ChIna )fp III? lviii 3 u4ef'arv GOODS Your Jol.nSonM,torI Nation Whaler Dealer $- I GOvFRNUE4T OWNED HOMES jai MIgisline D'-Ivt (Don's humPing a "Lody in the Dark," a 4 fashioi editor goes to a -, - - Sir Cgoll Now ______ _ SEMINOLE SPORT ING PIC4'I,S3I .x _____ -3 ___ W lit St si Ist, beautiful bland made ShunIs. 50510$ SPOiTI$4 UuOO$ Downtowstlanfs,d 3211541 - na v-ltiO 502 Shareson Delve. 321 t. _____________________ F*drcsOmt. IS baths IC? II?.ea Wall 10 Wall ,rp.i thro.çhuI. central Heat SyStem. moden, P ,icP,rs egupped wIlh - Ait rtfin'tPing flitli) ES 10+ Sweaters A Patchwork Quilts, way TIP? trotter. All in A I condition. Call 173365). - ui.ltyrcvm Cal Orri Fly O,)our nra 'omp 001! AUSTIN OCVELOPMENT cos P0 fl. 77 Altamonte S.,ng%. nice var. fruit trees stierfin5v 531-4335.110 a in or a-a p n, CWI. prev wtth ts ____________________ - Real Estate For Sale - i Canada; starring Susan Hayward; 11:40p.m., channel _________ ,___ ,, ----____ Love kat, Starling Pleaded Canes. d3MPEtea,tomaticjoPsslo's.Mur. , ir 3 ,B.e*oa'n. I bath scry.n.j por,______ sflhifly em, Eip.r'red macflirt OPC'*tlfl. Apply Prattvils, of LDnqWOod. 700 ____________________ Teli 1iivs1ai young widerar A jI : it ,:. %--,,/ ____ S.:' --______________________ Property For Rent Call 25-Wanted To Rent and Dame Edith Evans: 11:30 '(T' FU .L N)v 'TG 3 I Fe, Rent you a'.. Inn is .ou p.m. . chcixinrl f ______ Lill, - ~ in de-. .'ea ,, i,-. roughneck in northeastern if i! by Dick C.vefli -- _ ________ 1 - L461 /if.&"J Qsi GAT1-I, ' _______ 1 '. - th comedy wi ; %Qj.VN1T-AA;52y Ill I Li Hill 4-43LXZN- 1 ___'_'___•\ - 2-445J 1 thrIller, with Shefly Wti.s 9:30 p.ILL, channel 'i. "Creoks and Coronets," a I Property ______________________ Robert Young and Rob - ______- 27Resorl er Reed; 7.30 p.m., cMnnel I horror "Revittige." a ~ U1IIUtVIIIIISd comme'n -e'e wiTh ab il ity arsd 1 - - Oswalt Radial Arm Saw, 4 Cyl And Supplies -Production Air Compressor. 2 Cyl aCilCbtvne5 HP Spa King tii Air Comprea13r. * VERY Wide Allergvfo;tettiieaf petdblue Than I Pouts ramn'M $110 MI Variety of Mobile Home Supplies male Great Dane. I) mo old $300 MIS tuck Ponies *th 3 _____________________ - and Many, Many "ore Items New, after or best 172 all X hell - - -. Pad. ChaIrs. Martha Washing t on Ye.. Week Old Pigs for Sale Phone 1;: j;; Wing Chair. SI. Legged Cherry Drop Lea' Table, Olankef Cheat, ____ ment Marin _____ ______ Trawl 11.11 ritwfghas Allcesstrols. autfuICab.nets laPoc pare4'p4 2() ,,,. (pip5t Dressing tables, l%r a . _______________________ Singer Iour.h R Sw bidden Governor WInthrili I'L cycle. banana 5tS. 31", like And % lee. as 170 per monIPiat ,,,, tent 10r 360 moAthS if yi uøl:Iy i,'Idtt v-HA . • 74 - - ~ -----7!~ - - 7 -. - ~ new, 123 of both ler 143. 372-17)3 _ 2OO Down __ L',&teir s.CIIOts. CCII 327.5757 JON an Aflaysont. ',çIi,gt fr,'.n S 3145 Part 34 HOUR SC CALL 733 4fl VOLKSWAGEN 3315 3 17 52, '-___ -By Dane' 3 ,'3roOm. I -PUS P Sanford ________ _____ ________________ __________ Printed. Enoosoe Ca's.*fl 1lIis 14 maie Help ' Wanted " wwEi BrlJVfluIisO'5t 3abiIe Homes Rent generation gap; starring '- , .. %, ________ P..?? 373 1415 - _____ N'arni. Suedbii A Holidays Call "73 &i7& 372 5425 123 4OSi C.allbart Real Estate ___ i - weekdays 4434 ESTATE SALE - Bicycles -OtTO?. arId I Girls .4 FRESH ft! TRADE- IN OF THE WEEK SW Corner Park A Tuel, YiiI I S. %) 10? Ii •'p' 3?? oil] ______ AnhilluCs wanlad. II, tell trade ANTIQUES _ Stenstrorn perlerwed ,lomobl, 50 4 p5rn$I'5 Top pay Esophlrist bena'fi?a WwId ial3e.' sat*man wiTh e10!'e? It' tillS 01*' ittdll eLttO 23-Houaes Rent Furnished Nnvalofficerandhisftghter- --' Cl _______ ________________ es and Myrna Icy; 11:20 p.m., 'I' -t..'.'ç A ~~,- Realty '1 TIME 1F(D h PASk AVENUE 3 7 A,atabIs'n,o'irsat 37 d6e "I' " AUTO SALESMAN voiessowi oea*r rse.Is of iiiim.nts 34-Hous '' Ailamonlp %prena or 10 _ 1w) 5.ttt Ehlmm. 3376031 Mao Torn Lawton. 164 S44 Also JM*sIn cOanieI, "n 372 1101, - I I • I a: -iti ___ 3 tO 3100 vii )-$ $11101 $*ii..%M. LO CflIf?. r;ii'i ,,SPLU2I 3;rl I t)' II?. ltt4. II. -slip II • I "-'iI?l?(* _________ __________ i i 1100til home for sale or - l -lft' - Air, 5' I 10' UtilIty Sidg 13., - _ %y ___ ___ Ce!•nta. fll' 4 rv*5. Sti$&lI4 f. .r.. it .r $$t (s m" 's fall in far) - - ru, to.,c;ç,.., •, _____ ______ 14 will LOII . j ro-"kit Electrical Supplies. First if. 41 fill in II?? J4II - "" • -- 4" *it, prillitwor Vial L - - II P. -- 11#1 son 115,fl fl.'Il '$#'s'i4w...; s,'IUlIq jI • ,'ss't'. , ' ' •' ii, . .OUP42S AI1T, A Fü. fw I? 53 rnot News i•7. , IS kanmo,. parts, used ,nthln•t YOONP V AP r1,Ap)cr mer long,, ___ . e41g. _____ 14 P'$ hilIIil I-"r-t])c Cln O5'.WP- Crl.S• tullOvihOle, t,,t, deSIgn 14 MOtIUT I111)nIS (lenala P4 4i4l''# of 13$ ,,. I -. .----- -.-- -)I4V*iP.'l5 ui 16 Call C, .1' GjY tfl'i ICY)'. Mn1it t'4 anI 5lysi. I Me.-,i • 1l 74. . . ii 3 swuii srrent H3 3. -- -ctNtFI, 30) A r.st J) 3) - - r klttPii,s ad I *Iii.O0Pi b11I S"'' tPi 5eIe.I,i,, cs d,,.., *4l,6 31360i , .i'Jhb0!i _(n$P) llon,M P, - $4 Antiques 'lfl 1131 CO in P %41pti. rt'si?t,nr (ovnr P'" t' !r'y 3â ?cr,pn(h Hlo?1i rest? Will acrhOic.. Call after 4 Every thing go" to 11,4 PIgheal 42 DV iiii Ooods nI ad llIJ h4v flP* Ul (1,le!'l' 3 ri 0)'? need,.] Pu) -&'tlu' ) II I 1* plug Pent Luil,e E.tlrlc to r'ec. Carpet n'-' •.4 Call 111 74%) Stianipvin.r Isir unly ti day CARROLl % rURUlTUR, ______ 4'&. )#bIC 9P41 ElI ,'tl l 51 •t I5W i 13, Lv-Ill 'd Si' 7H1 ________ -- ---. x's ni A USTIN *IIA ill, ____ a 11405' 1P4F 11*111 4fl3 I4 104r nl() PU'.'% 5AI'4Y 'ifl! sr t"I "a Arnold poker. X, 447 W III S1 I (.*, •fjp for hpvllng IIIII!j ,'II __ ________________,_ OroierAtr Merit Warner, 372 MIl Orok.r 1150 Del V, 11, 372-I 150 -. 1t. Johns --- Call Don Ef"Cdog, ______ 1-Rwms Far Rent channel 9 TUIDAY '11w Admiral." a (_ - W WINTHROF antais _________________________________ rival; sarruig aark Gable ..ç LIL, -'s ' •1' 'A- ( ~, ''i _____ - _____________________________ _________________________________ ____ seeks to outu his by Coker & ens " ' kpe Au Al Antar, 't (WI'S) IS) St Mar. .,p,ass4. 5 I N 1i.OGThêr'i 343 an WV sou 5i.r.1aS 1 cc ppntmevit Check Our C'a-1eI dirac?ory, f or this will .d - - V1? •, '' 11( "% S It" it' ..-_ ..__._ - L W .-I S% Household MIceiianou -___-____________________________________ ______ - - --- -------- -- ------ - I 4110ENTRAL, 14CATiNO W'rreopwi all 0ev a?urdayt. S Acreae Goed IO(slIovi In, ho.i •GAIAOF 0* CAPJO'IT IWALL TO WALL C ('j) aonraI in NTh 5*mlnole Ce 'c"ni i.'P.P c1tv limi-. Lots LU!404t51)L1."2 Lecs Z'.'..i I QLAI tons 'I' 31)0415 setrom. 3n- Al In pr-son to BILL BAKER "Too Hot to !iah&," a ________________________ ::T1'\L ç-', I '- _____________________ P-p Wants.] le-lihiedlons Wattled 17-DOm.4_tk.chlid Care rhannel 2. -' . . I .'-y' r IS-Meie.meIs __________ _____ Y' '' &"E ''r c ettor I p. rvs. __ - Houses For Sale 5A$ REALTY INSURANCE ____________ __ ______ 14.-tPm.IS Help WaMsd (awfard; 11 .3(3 p.m.. channel "Made in Paris" a cned' __________ _______ ______________ ______ ________________ ) 1+30C's"d"an - Memorial Park 333-476: fr rvin?m.nt channri 9, "Beer," a killer tonie th a circus, starring Joan 9' I ii ___________ _______________________ ____ 143' tId'1 Savi$c.,i2 M,Ie ____________ _____ - _____ .- 54A4 I _ Realty Agenc y SANFORD _ _____ ______ ror Sale r.., - 5ranj.I TanU.I0S 4'd (i'*r.Iru'l Pt,maninI I?l i. III. •c5IIenl W as Cal Itud WILSON SO IAIE v- URN) tuRF .Johnny Walker , ,,.. NEW -- ( __ - _________ fl, Eut't'$v I ..IPP. i l'?wsi 3720175. Aulos l4 l'f' r-st'. i"cl b4i4, lo a'i i$uri Jfl -. t53 tP,,yrrIi tf4 Ik U. t __ £ ________________ ______________________ ________ $lj 'i."i. - J i Now 5 Remaining •$IAuTlPul.. kITCHEN CL ARGI UTILITY R.M 'if rc- Ti) LOON AT HOMES '14' CFOM III eit END! ... ' tail Seanatrom, yoj CCII lit sor's$.e. For FufliIr IIvwmal4n it • IS*V$ .sa At Atftne... Asic 3In'1 to be the ?l'tt frssnoe Rent Cemetery Maintenance r*e0eC Do If efY UflI* CC cswtomoe ' wt Osn _.... Empieym.nt MONDA' 'A Hi)asUrig in tv Joud&," a suapertt' thriller, with Barbara .cn, p.m., channel "Smoky," a cowboy and a wild stallion; 9 p.n., channel r __ Saitti, til Ave . %antorel - 6. ___________ Shown itv appointment o,.i, Mobile Homes 4' 33 . 074"'I, "?ll other ftatfi~ jlrj - 1 -- -- I CAd IPOmS. Not in øutiviq d•s.'oç e• it -;-ft can qu5lf Sauls 7-a%? v-nC Cr. O*?tlIoning l.i, Ile Oil and pump it., c won and ircentis'S DIS'i. (COUD one eIe,r irierns p.siealj,at __ - . __________ _________ f JI'5)" v.5k., 4 '4 1 4c 'or crislanat Saturday work &w*n 11-Fi-wiscial "3 on a Couch, S comedy 1wis; 9 m., with Je ___________________________ ' '-, w ''--' Two beartom lunylilipd Pousi I _________ We Aft bilil-lillifilig fiftwa, hot"" now S vf .1 - - - ."$ - Autos or Sa'e -fP t)ltt. CIT. VS. buIe? £1 $P'1 in'I - 'S orsaW A _______ _________ a YOO kjt An . CI mis III PROGRAY•' o' oeisver ic DC,,IIng ps.t. or channel b, Crook s & (. A )'4.RkIFItX' IJEE ' C KEY! Ui $?'! - ro.eI.e ¶p.ct•l qfiI •S•'f (4' -Hi tSU 74 Truck, Ar"l Trailers - _____ ebsU' area. artsor4. Pw' lisa air. CA CO1'#O 10' 135' A 2OO Down et.w r.a and l?,4a Co., L4r,,ip 4 ii Isouw. lisa ' ii 1'O r: mc.-,,n a' , IDYL !.V1l.I)p -.'CiUSIVF--h9I1,4I ?1P '.4 ;-'-,- .ini -t :4.-' 4pp ty pp'fil All ?PIS ' ,.., - ,,, , ,,, , .5 t*acom. ; *ens anlo, fri KWI t.C' •&LL flIk R$ Cliv- 2ttl*IiSd 5'allo do,'ie • iWO PULi.. 3,AT143 mouses Rout 25 ft I4o.s.et For II "I 110016 )~"V`00fi 11%kil too.-". Re, Cl CoPir.ci.ra. 1,11 tvnsvigt 372 %E ri TRUCK DRIVER v-MA- -vA--v-MA :23 o pIck up eggs a? crap fermi. arId _____ _____________-. s-its M,niuriams Oppartusttttss _ 31 btIIPIpr':' ) be6PA.oi'. a b7'Oroorn CO,flpiPi.', nk 4-CArà of man," a Biblical story. with Antl=y Quinn; 7.30 p.m.. C 55115. -" U 'I, '.V.' SU. I+TMA. 4.Y'I. )' L ! jl~. i - __ X I I __- - - CAPTAIN -- ' - . ____________________________ i- -i A Found 7-ersarsala er Gern land Pe*I.3rd; p.m., roannel "The Shoes of the Fisher- I . i .' Annoinc'etnsnts _________ Call Stenstrom ______ tlome P,ulldqn 7 S. FtwiC's. - t...............__. - ____ iClIfOS4 lit ,.a,i'a--u D. lii MjPsl. ------ -. \\ _________________ _____ Houses !en? ljnfurnithW ______Cauel,rr3 t*drooisi bitt'. unit i;r, 1173 month $1 tt.i..tlt. I s.?$ InPI A P __________ - uOthiW*.'n .....t. S.,omp vO irP _____ 24 , ,Ic c. /) 03727313 114W.7"41 Deflation # X.M -4 P.eh &CO"ll 31 2 O()P 33) OW 3144 SO v-P A________ v g- ________________ ay4LO,Av'1RtMFpYS Auit.-W0PatS , -4 A''d o""""'" _____ is - #tipq. It It ii - - - -. Import IJIt lA - . -- IS Want Auto PpaIrs - 73 : / Sanford Realty - AUtN1 w(A& 11EV, 1 tI Sirti.? V$Pd and Par? TIme irsok EIC*IK'nI DrIse,, 45 P4ev' '4 FrInge a.iwiIS, apply lvi pr-ton ASSIFICATIONS "Eistc Parade." a musical with Ired Asti'ir., Judy - •: ' I ,iii .AVA chsnrw ) - --- - __ ____ CL "Theatre One,' 2 p.m.. ___________________ ' 'M 11 I R r C,'.:', 0SMN r,.c1'e ________ Apartments Rent Furnished ''•1 &pp? 1217 Cer:Pi II . LCwo. 74 '. II & S C' • 5LNDAl7Y 'THIS E7)R i Wk'v5 s )LCK. 4 _ ColemanafldGrotichcl fiti- 14OW DID NM DO 'i7 POLCEMN-W 'pl'%l'r*' worterS. IS yrs telb 11:30 P sn. Chrni4 6. ill _____ _ - A,-i - :,lI. ' PIANO tSSOhS ) Wn,5 C'N'O Cisu-ta s.'r os r.) U -__ - -. --- - - - -.-'-- ------=----- (11.7$ MINIMtJM(tsG) 1 31 3 Un.s N•tmum of Maflktfld," - . 7) lit ~.". Jitutie moiv'l 1 a'i il .1141 P4drOOi rPIO6P1% ? SnS$ erpp' * ,' , _________ _____________ _________ ________ .Jackies Swim School - - 2c a it,s Sonsom Au ii jr L \ GAV P4 22 ii (O Hedy Lamar. Ronald by Bewail & Schwal ___ Tilt IAZI EGIJYS I __ - . InstructIon evrnts in hi g'eat ii)' ______ ___________ i ?iiiwa ' JIPIS Jso 3c a Nne by --- -- It - ___________ '1 thru i times - r - The Lass ft Irtin theNc'ur 'Fest.ment, with 'i5. 1. ; ~, , 1)"i : `fwl C12I 1, Ill lk 1111 prn e,• wiTh amiviu,rren _____________ _______________- g Channel b. - <, 17 wi Carp IP..IS llolI.r*• --Business at. s Aswial isi oen ________________ MIvieQlI.1nI posit io - - S • If Tnrnnrror CmeiC nl of Varki 'er 11 m Jaanese.A.rnericans; kr: :30 p.m., rthg Pa __:7 , ;, AsA '"' Fast - iii, Rates For Corw'tcu9ve inserisnHoOsatqe om Copy. As Iwo sa- , v-oem. t _______ _____ _______ Ot'P0Tu'4:T'3sOCkS Runs '6b ' I The ng.r Your 55 Li) 1150 Costs Per Line r Da ISVPS11 TP? Pf A WIvii. W quarters C S Pa Lrlt. Into a fhtlnp. Not - _r.. woeS, l.t wonted bit Opportunities p.m., Channol. '''f' . ay _________ _______ MsIvIn1 or Rt vc Ou5.EOi CeH Tel the But ___ pq Samoord j off er turns the by Al Vermeer _____________ AL I ____ ____________ - ______ THL BORN LOSE* ___________________________ ThIS .OflIS &its r.pviar syeirn. tiours ____________ 8319993 Fast, owwO FAMILY? - -- F AlIy' C.n 1*40 S.oro I. vo- llI!orrnae4olI ad I.udn4 0 poriosi SrIvic I. anh'rlriç 14 14 Allays POUS. 5? Ri I eos 3051. Orlando Is -- Situations Wanted )- sioo 3222611 - ''•:' fir /_ -I it Semnole testimony of a crippled boy, wt Gee Na6er 2 p.m.. Channel "Cast a Giant Shad. an Bunny 's Nt St. S40rd -- Persona__ ACEOWTP4 I OIoP4K,Ps __________ - ______________________________________________- mouses ____ ________ SATURDAY - _____ To Wail Ads John Wayne _ - 3) WOSIefI SlId M* IC tMdS I'I.rni leo., __________________________ , , woorn sia s.ns,rj car - - Coast, - 43 _______________________ - 2 -s ----- _ - )2 5434 or S4S Phona Unis a Montana cattleman tangles 'with a Birbar Znast genuernan-gambiei °'" an Ann Dvorak, annel 9. p.m., 11:30 '-- y - -• -- Easter - - ____________________ poot., ib' "Fiame - 4'J &'L" WAS Channel S. a' '.:) 4 ( The Sa.i and i.p•pI'Q ,4t I*4PI hi Cam - I a rn tol P osi. sse itrnS rnI•?ure ,srn.o. oiQ. "so ot comedy-drama about boys om l)ege at Fo and gir lAuderdale. 11:30 p.m., . .. ' ___________ --- am. male I T*y1nr, "Where the Boys Are," a -- 1(IP*P%'! .I t)lUl - LOST, TWO 9 - Tm - "tip Wanted Syed fri,aI 0d 2 BmtS?. In?erp,I%e area '' Diic*o'l d •sn*f 1* J' $uMtbAflal rr6 )7)4i07 INFORMATION :30 pm.. 'nel - 15 Found WANT AD -.--- _ 1 Paul Thowmian and Purl Ivi .- -_ :' - ThI Efttebe!h :tartng * brill! with Want- Ads--- 'm Boot,' on a Hot 'I of Tennessee adaDilon • - ,$eiL "Cat I 7 ____ - Movies On TV __ ______ ii'l j - ':- ________ AYOOP F - I Lit, Cl Wi 'r'. n 5 34. Mat." OIL'. JO-CE WILL OR'LLINt 'I0RCsMo,T I : - and Lar -..--es. tDr'nk•r.. ea ning a tldgcI Pi.Cf5 I ?..'ei C J.t-giie' 377 U121'iCt 1* " S.'.-', 77; 15 Get In On All The wa Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE. -. THE HERALDS DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES (Jays Days 3 3 line Ad-55.04 $16.50 $1680 4 line Ad-$6.72 $22.00 $6.40 5 line Ad-S8,40 $25.00 $7800 DIAL 3222611 or&31.9991 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME �__:_ - - •-. .-..-.- -.- . - -... ________ . : Friday, March 14A-ThSTdOrd Her id 31, 1972 .- ,- Ft j, too I ...THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, - - . oil L; slo t, b 5'\rm 4 The brw St At U_ X1161! . 'I 25,1 at 11 Church... MDVEHTITCHUCH OUR _ _____ F IR ST BAPT IS T CHUCH Sunclav Schwl Morning Worship Training Jrl~on So urdav Services At ____ Chun-li 0f God ______ - CHURCH OF coo r~ r, j T n ft V101 of C-00 9 i AS& 11 006 rl. 6,30P ri, Pastor HIVr* 9030 rri ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCO4 Saftlande Springs Drive Longwood. Just Cos, of interstate 4 David R ftumr~, Minister morning Warshl' llx& I Church School 9.0a rh FIRSTCHURCm ft, _____ :: Vi -1irJi IEIQ' P*METDVt 1d Cur. 27th and Elm Raw Henry A -theme% Baptist Cow i4ttill 46 IRk a r vrt4tg 5ivlca' 1-00 - .j if ('2 "1! it tt .kino. M.Vr .0 i 5, rn •)p tr pastor It 000 M ' Vp FIRST PENTECOSYAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD 041 Orange, sir"T " CHRIST ED 'at!y ERu??C,raflt i-,i MFTHS' C 'ICH Tu.5rDr.y, Pp Bir,. t SU!tL1 School i Tm , p P t' 7 IflI('((I%tO1 al'. nIdtIa t. 45* m Morning Worship S*J1'td$*Y CV*VtIVIQ I0OCa " 1 DOs VI 1 P m . q9tei I)u. m 7,)1J 7 . Won Evening 1'I'l I 1 I0a a. *5m m l3tbI.5hØ ?Aor.tng Worship m W.d..aay O..i..is 2*1017 Sunda School Thurwtny WorVti Wed bible when bunnies et horn" I looked at my link daughi'r. apalir4. Isaiah ,.,, .. seneva Morning Worship Sundat'School youth - - k*, . *i 11tngworsig "WELCOJ.E" PINBCREST IAP'TIjt CHURCH Onr* Raid IDOl itt . 100pm W. A LiflIp Bible Class sISp in ip in Morning Wo'tn*p Evening WarTh&q-i BIbIrCW,ssu's Wed . • (,Isr:.tsari 7 30 pm (1 I tn - ewrir' Eangelist 1C00a in 71 00. in ., - • . % a0 r 7 a-P in Scconsi St,eI . r *IW 1 orange Blvd. Willard Eldridge Sunday Schoo l Morning Worship lilt Sirsel and aim AV.!. H 0... 0astor r-DU'iii,'c-U 9 15 in 71 Ora 7 1I . stir. in Wartng , ..,, 'un. tvr ,ri , ,. - q- & .7 -. '.a ' " V..rj'jia. ChuF crt Sctiy,l Morning Worship 4 I •' zg • A D +. 7 Xtp Vr CHURCH C.rwr I) I Ev.?.IngWpr.jttp Saff John Y. J. 0 (Jim) Smith and Stied PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes UNIT ED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE es. rIslr CO. uI' J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance ?3 GREGORY LUMBER of Santord H - - CL - cF L. 2 ilIH4Li H' 1 WdlIh iu1i .at4itC % Is I °0 The Mnag:rfflarid EmpIoye COI NC. IS, PA and Employes ' SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK -fvd H. Hodges and Staff I ru i r '. •4'-S V! 10 iOa r' 7'W7, yr D.-. unU.iy ':f fr.ttnirç WVip - MI' 2 aF .$bJit?v Club? itbads The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Po.a JIM LASH CHRYSLER -PLYMOUTH And Staff Hj!i fi4i Lm $ DOp UISALAP$ESIYTEPIAN 1100. itt 515pm 1 INK '1.00* ii' th74? Rt.ttit. ,, ShoOt 0 gt m 7 ?$p WiIb*r..va. Lear Mary Re A F Stevens P m 1 W k it.nneti 1G')1. U- 71,4.I ne :. THE AWE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHUPCM MI,,OflISTH5UI1CS4 •,,.. 100 S It DOs yr. FIRSW4JTMERN Llk,Monrpt Pastor Iii " in Wosht, "' Pastor WUrttt, Youth Group *ndV00.0* - THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL or 000 01- PRnp,cy 3TIS Soth Otlarift Drive 5:DOp itt Crwr-1u.ta. i DD M. E v ening Service METHODIST CHURCH 100 WIthof Laurpi Charles W. Warn.?. Pi'.l J fir CHIIR FtS1 CHURCI4O CHRIST HtpRay 44 *es, '100am • m 1100* YCA)lh F 04101%b1h Ip Sui'.rn Methodist PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST •flt*?yt Past or C ASS in 9438 s.,, to Me m C.,lWngWorthlit Wed Prayer Sitvlc. am COVENANT PIESPYTERIAP4 tor m. m 11008 M. Mid W*ei4i7v Prayer Ser vice Itt 7? $ Chircttl.cPiool MYItIflQWOfth p 15 'r-".:'.: Evangelist 730k Monftsgrg M.fltngWorPtip PA Virg or V 419 Poft Ave. (ye Worship 1.1Op m 1I,ina m 1. Zip m itibui. C h United Methodist -- R,vk,,nnsmw Mullis FIRST UNITED , . $14 . METHODIST CHUOCH Sinewrilley ' a om c is a ii ii 00* m 330pm ,- majp M. Prayer Service 7.3Cp m. flIrt? WdVICI4aY FeIiiitjg JMY 40 given her . 1631 Weil First s,nmi IC 00* MOn!nCWofIiièO savI$•rd. P11. Oak Ave, &3rd Si. v Vlrg it _ ry.r, P*itor (vattIng •. I might add that the next tck I enrolled my daughter in church school. And my busband and I started nttcndln.1 church split . We haven't missed a Sunday since. 1* 001 m Post al tii'e CHI.IRCN P William Psce1 P.crntnp WO,PIp - - Ev.ng.tIt! Emerson - Esles JOAV4MISSIONAPY - Iwas really ft bcr&ctcd at my net1igence -it took rn little daughter to make me realc it. I disnas#- m house chores and sat down right then In tell bet the glorious Easter 5101) 'it the Resurrection. I told her wtin hoar this event brought for all of mankind- with pTOmiaC of eternal Iifr 151*1 Park Avenue 1i 7 XIP . 30P FIR1TPRtSBYTBIAN CaI..ITV 1211 Or had l CHURCH oc ,aR,$T I' IF impression that fargrownups Easter i' a time fr'r new tntute, flrwcred hat% and fragunt corsage%` Surely. at sorne time. I mun hAvc told her the viral stary fit Elluiter. fJ IV *- a. m 1'.& .4" Evening Worship L.krMnrr.5. It. kry Lrt ?la'vwi Sunot t' Mcrnsngwo'-it.g Training Unso, (vinsng W Sri s Wed (.mng r't,- ____ 1 Did the rally think of Easter in terms of sugared eggs. fluff) bunnies and pietty candies" Lvsvi.ust Bible SL43V M. in " 0" leallon springs ur 6-309, no svvocr .. M THODISICi4(,RCH T.iI 'I) " U waning Worship .1 iØa Mo.nWor1h;p - --- '_.- 4 IW IN. F L!!lo , 1100am aetP Wrr, L. Sl.phen'. Sunn.,, !.t'i Morning Worship - - - J - ' CHURCH OF CHLI.1 .Mirn*Ip' Out Ream WT$4R Sun 7 45 . /tztzt i M.Vtt1'r Mlt-.i ,,. t$ai Mary flev Torly Sort -• f) IF ,,• ,,, WOlhPS*fv4C ...... 1100a 'i WO Pra,'v 5.*r. 7 .aij FlitS? BAPTIST CIURCN I 4 Mm CVfn CHURCH I Mining Union ,, 141 i'1..flVMV IØW \!.%;)'I., r?', '*r, • 7 . er c 17SCrya?Ih.&e1Jf 1'J - - or all P%. 11ptiortnn Surklay se-401 -. Wiles"to set toot Ar suridaySchool p, Sunday SehI - - , A Harris P1111 BAPTIST R,w,J.H Chambers - I - sol0 MOrn$1Wofs4,p *04 1111. EVt Wi2 Sy" .sir , ,cj COMMUNI TY UNITED 1.lop VtI Morn tngWorsIttp . - Itt p,IfirtadCatf 1 .1 .Y FI RST CHRIS1IAI4CHURCH or Pti li MARY CHURCH L,re4r.ks,.esuacst) * •1 Discii.rsoc CHRIST 7 . ZP lwjr*L-~ open ft C . %.. M*tona (!zt1:n 7ip rn EvvvWC"*tttii 14 Pia,? ..ttl4 C ... .. tf*tI1 V4a m I' $ m 7 p i Ma.TtIrç Worsniz ,*nàn Wcvu'i& L;.., ! Cn a.,rct Lake Mary ki- DJvekLt 4jj 00 p M 111flylions If low Sunday set=! _____ . lit rsctnry, I.a C is.t BOW C1, Dj'$. LCflt-d&fIy eartpI Fr,.. r v' IWtdl 7:T pnt m. ILAL VARY BAPTIST CHURCH Car Crystal Lake lord - )00r7 Sol. Mace. U.2" A"Q911 Pastor 7 ai tq7- ' i 1100 11 *UQUSTl.d yr. 7 JAAO'Al"k 17 7 Ca:h:iIir folloyviishiptTuirt )A 30 $IS Part Avg. Pt if ID 00. " 3&U Palmetto Ave Rev 6 L Hodges s Sonde tiI I ____ .V - -. CHRISTIA N MISSIONARY M.3'nIrWofVIQ ALLIANCE CNIJI1C$1 v..- A .of i*, a,Islr services r M:CUr.'r & w. Pr.? . n fIdfII 1Wa IT w'map 7 00 P %• Ever.InçWocthlp .. :ii gilfl I j)_ 1IILj4IhaI lei s £ liii t sit L. D. PLANTE, INC. 8flu E mployes -'E KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN WINN-DIXIE STORES Oviedo,Florida FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. DEBARY MANOR NURSING- CONVALESCENT AND REHABILITATION CENTER STENSTROM REALTY H€rL Stenstrom and Staff David Beverly and Staff Mel Dekie end EmpL,yes - g Firs? *Masnbly of Guo, 27111 LInt BAP 157 0 Mary t*tf.' (lap'.' CtturLn liii O#1 Ave ltulUOt* Ft-it 8491i$I •'(4q S rrn B4f,?!' Church. Old Orlando me at Meiies Ave 7* opIttl ctuwc-'. s*s rail Ave ratst C'-.rct. of Altamonte aptI Sosings RI 45t Atta,nIe Springs ,.h4Ct4 of Db.'y F..,! 1 h.i.s. Ctiwrn of . It $1 4 • 237? '.'. C>nara phst Zcwreft. Rsge lId. Daptit' i..i-r Da-' o1 Wy? $l1ttJt s....,. ,.i,na,, SI JIttO'S Mwon-, Bapitit tewcct, Rd 115 Dallier . 51 Pau. BaptIst Chuft': 113 Pn,e Ave CISCVt u*pt s? IV)I W 13th St f-o'*of City Baptist Holly Ave. William Chapel A4$1Qn.?! Baptist Church is aitamOmi tn'vs *' *sop. aphhst Church. 112 Orange Ave F':u?.h ci OStt PoofiI7ifl H0 5.Pll$ C'W?C$I. Baat 5wrc't IUI 'A V7Thtdi i.AP?it? CnVIttt C'I(4IISISa M.n.ona, (Sapthll Church. North Pa En$.I*C Moidat'* Mission asptisi Cttiirlf%. 0.1 $41 O''V B.II 'I' , IA' Otvr MIttortliS BC'Mhl, CtfliJ1. ' .. LCW"..1v LatiJ- (,' (WI AJ. 1t1t,5tpe5 Ml. Zn" M btWWy "Ne,. Bathe' MtIator.."l' UP' we 5t 5. $ictpni A,, k4w Mt C,atvay ?Alsci5WCIV "e. m:. t 1111, ;371i 5$. tSiw 5,attr.i Pniptihiw, Bapiti Cp.uns.n.. IMI r.i psis' C5SIJ'd' - -_ 1141"? Ave Cl -' of FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF .' a S Ay t)rftu-i, 1M4 Pr Trrpl, flapIIa Ctwccri. P,in 5prings Rd Allarnssn, *001*10* A'lSa.ofla'v UIPI15I "ltatcti. 415 S CATHOLIC Of The pUt,.'l'. iai. Mary All OutS C*ftiic Cnurcr.. 71$ Oat St Arn'i Caffiol.t Chrcn Patttt.ng PIa, [.*hary ,? tug.u$1f C*-"-sji,. Ctwr,5t, Su!IWI of fled! $IIHU' Rd.. CaS%*IbeIY St Mary ',aqdatfltr Cathoi.c ClwtCh, MIII Iytth I"i0flIP Sraflg$ CM5l5IIS.N lirti Cfyaturn C'.urcli. 150/ 5 SaittotC Awl 5- 4pr tut- i, 10 Vi. One's Rd Ave F, N,ø'64o, CI-tfjtian Cnuret,, Florida Haven i> w3;:tano Chrbsl'•r. Cswnc'. Bear Lak, MD • CoNrkC1 CIo?IIUVI.Ce,7S,SIflCfl,.I7.17I Pin' , 17 (4 1 I ?(U , F,iat SoutMvfl 13' Geneva I • P1 I' Crttpa' of Ovarde IIdt ?1èIIO tC WILSON-MAER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. At Wilson rd Ave itt trwci.. so w , I MettusiIti C.flwCt Can,-,. Grate Unhied Mtt,od*tt Ctt'Cft. OflOr. Pd Grant Chapel A,I;.E. Church. Oviedo Mtti C'IvCri. Ov.,do Church of c.oc. se Hickory uturcn of God .113 w 22nd 5$. Church of Cod Oviedo Chirtli of &c lh40i.nt-, I -5¼'n-or Cnu'cti God Mitior'. Ln1rpvic Church o' God. $t EPISCOPAL All Siunit lp,iwp.l Church. E D,5.rv Ave Enterprise Christ Epi*cneat C.Iw?cr Lanpaood Ifaly Erma Episcopal. a Pàø* WSlIy.ini MII1.)0131. R? .15 Vi. at Paws .ea'n AM.r s ,, -- , Tor, YP00I Mary'_- AM C CflufCh St. Itt 11* DItn*e alJ' s MIrIt th. )%tPi(l • fl svps-;se tO, d M...ner,& Crturcr M.-ir.c.dist Church. 1 . NAZAREN E h.jr . I, p5 tIle Z*'ifli. •ii . I . • MANOR LUTHERAN .IC*fl*.OT! Lutttatal Church, Ovvcg'g or ria .an F ifth Par 5 huncI', ? k .i a.s. r tts Aid Ferri -nia%tt 04 tht Naw.n -(.enev$ (4si' .liC"No Goad $Ileoa-d United Lutheran. zs O.ta'., i. LiJttt,'.ct ChurCh of Pr,pqrp DCI?OIt. Lu"il'ari Church of tnt Reawnt. t V. 2311i 1'.t . ?*%,ssatn Luthern Ctturcft Golden DayS DiVi & i'f#gn'asy C.aseibi'-ry St. Luke* Lutheran Church, Pt 435 Siavi* MCI $400151 7q CIlVrc1' 04 fIt? N*zaVte. teAl , aid Lair Mary Yp*vo0 (Purcr. 0' ire P4aia',s. *IjmUfl P. "t%iy A.'• PRE5YTLkiAN 75*ny Untie-c Prylcer' Ceiirth eriah Ave. , 3t. . ' $:.,? Pvi'sb.tefinn Cliurt?. 0 OslSIny. P ,.n-t- I 0Iia'. Avt.. Cn1e'-z.'.. 11-0' Las, Unit.,? ?,':---..' C'ici, b4tttif &M.E ftur.'. ..*t -4*igstsa Catsenterry Corn:njut .'i:',v tttodt (hh. Hwy 1. '73. "fl'l 'I5 Rø.. Cit 1,4D,iry 94r5 CD't1.ant?y A.t4.O tiureft W $it1D-*n&3 Rood. DeBaty jnd o ,ni brDr$rer (t..js'-t. 3"! South 9. ' Preti,te-.an CIlUf17 i* Bear . Lake kc.-ad U5als Cntmuni*v Fr $'W1ian Chjrcti ursal. ,,u,,,,.,.t,, rv,5b.It,'n Criu"cti. r.. OS. C*SA04D0"v . .--- III flfl}VL ft ~: _j ", F2 1 01 •.i2 d9f 1111 All a) ; Al i:i.11H!' t re r A = ~ iIfl1 :~u t.rAtte Manor springs frVsrIhd.v AdvtntttI ChIflCt.. t Elm -fli:Alien-s AM C Church Olive & 17th All Faith Ctii..e. -- Part Pc.d Av*iti,t S4otiv Chapel, BC04VCII Avionve chloch 04 c_: m 04. A1111111171111111' 1 'k - CWYCI.00dDIP0P*IIIV.SS Cir'. Lvi C1Iur CP' as Cod I'.upsa-c ,. 170$ S -. - - fr.4Ul7 4411 u1 JihOySh Lake Monroe Unit, ISA? W. Third 5'. Fit! Born! ChurCh 0-I the Living G-e4. rI'21 P*$$4pcgist? Chur ch of Lci*ood Put' C00p 4 1att.tn.I. 715a tnisncry Club Mi Olive -501'sw-tt (twiCi,. Cu eltl ltd At'S? $'$SL?TI'DIY of GOd. 3711' & £19?' Sofiloid A'Iatt Church. 11 $ Part Avt iinlotd Ctrsir.gation at ishove-si', WtHWel* 110$ W 5!h 'fr004 1fi So Wooten /n,rnp, 214 ( hid Ii, R.7.tg $41I1s svin Church. *,I$mOVtti t,)rmgs -- I__ ' 9. (2) • L 'IL All IPIUII -! P > V 2" il' EA b4 4A 1 t 2 E ii ..Y -:1. -3 0 I Witness 4 . O Mani, ov a - - I-; man A, Cautuota Con'nunity Churth Clwtch Of Cod Of Ptgph,ty. 3*07 E'm Ate Church of Cu Mstiaont, (centC'urch of .k-tui Chris' of Lana 0., 54111'S 23 IS Park 4.v.. Aftarnoitle 4'In1S Cosnnvnity Cnapif, UCC E$I'*r?t DiIhndOs Church. St. Johns Owy • 0041*m Ch.anE Chf?. kiantlit. . 5*5001 t.•*. Monroe Cn.pof, 'wg. Blvd.. LhP -------.--- an tt I. p. w]P ,- "VENT" DAY *.DVtli"51 Font? Las, Savintit Adv%nIijl C4'urr .-tnj 4 I Gtjt Ca!,, £,,tn7a' tXiury MaIlIand V,.ef0 Chloo" Methodist CHURCH OF 000 Uttap Mei-to'of W.!rnd.,' , " Cn,,t. L'O1 U IV Qf Cl) $ Ia(,* Church as Christ. Vt I?VtI . Sanford Nortfts,de Church of Christ Fbi ida Haven Dr.. tarn4I1 .. 0 j MI H k 1~ 11 1 , z - . -. .. (tint Thr Or' ?i 1w ifl(eBotalttva,* C11"', . ,._ C s' -cn.r Canaan "CA )"ft First St It - 4 bmp?iit Chur(tt 11? 5! Mtftsvv,$ Lois Mon CIRI Sci'ir1gl..1LI MItI'u.-.drS *7Th ItlO Cedar ' .cims Misaon1ry Baptist C'.ctt. Jaro.r ..ii1tJfl1'y UI P.flri.1i pI,st i ,..p dpu,si csturc't if 5A1t MfOi 'Itiap$.s CPIuIC$' 0' Lrr4*l)011 Cr. L'i.riM & (.r.n' -- ls'37 tL1.31 Pint hpt.5i C'UPCII 0 SSfl L.atido Saseta' *nsI litlQit Missid-dry BaPt? Pti' Ail liSvittIi,I Pall PrAie Lal.: #f,tPlrA7 esi4bett,Ellttt Ciwniti 1 9 9 SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY. AnhIOC? ap7i$t CPttrtt Oi.t,> C*lv,- Baptist Ch-jct. CPytIa. LaS.? & 3rd. L$*t c WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and employes C': LERY CITY PRINTING CO.. '*4C. GULF SERVICE .AD HARRELI&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION Kentucky JirT 8. Employes DEKLES - '!I arid Employes -c CL o ;..'E a -- ; c..; °'-•r.i' PUød 0. i _E "U •'_-ri - I Sit 44_; -; cai AV r: - -' °F 'I �=Li ! - - '4 ..8 4 - Js.j . 8- c br*d at a at t ' <p o j 00 F: jig (In rr •Ij! .g LO '0 g 14 P4 i C, t SOL S. ft ro W DA Z i! antitg Ot bflhihuii 7 Ii!1{h i~ . 10..'7 : - I , , r. 1i r1 a _ 0 Q. ro 1= iSl Oft Ad —' CDC a v j ~ c I _ 1i IILH Al19-lic. 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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>, March 31, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6801fc3b98875109f1d56dcdce203aa2.pdf 500b806bddfab15b7775d75f37e42907 PDF Text Text _____ _______ -.--,-,--- -. - .- - - 10A--T 12A-The Sanford Herald ,,p -- - - - - ' - -'---------'- - ---- 30,1972 - - rn"rcim Toda) effort Olympi 100,000 oc,.mtry and s victory rritnaU. credit I Loca. Asoc1i Q'.ildre r,tvty i Illy WV N.ACI tE Zscec, be is relnIteely to' Ule lifting at 11* tax an value, but for Its &oIoØr*l both cencfl members an ad valorem taz in ones to audkn wsre th in the pet va lue, fa tot the at it dU the the Wezd*d a proa1 *}d week beginning Ii' 970, the pledging provides a "green belt" serta.iity The The question of Council Chatrman Duert CIIY'I t.'1atttIt tax to the Itroughout the city Qtirens , daernma at 11* LIIII4 0 I&ki With the golf c'owse has Come for the City * PU'Ch*I at the at stated, "This is the only p o inted ou $ Of retalso greatly concerned ttti C1D t P'' %qi many times in the pest golf PU cam MW countzy , , - __ &W the questlion of hok- to keep Isevaral yms. Concern has tt to Ow city, hu bow ProI bes especlafly at re*nQy " °' no 311W* the OWI1t Dougias that 'Varty people have tried to thin IOU -',,Om the total 1111 OM tY The esle f*I of Us and omJni AL Dueff aaked for an 4tWThIM what 11* Mire Of thk e city does notindication from the audience of OU34 be" He went COetSS is 40000 and hetefore to Zscc'e, 'It th__ lbywit.. 4.1 how Many would be willing to %) 55* °' ft five Is In for the biggest aprtmenI pay $4 head, unm Ow City Cotinw to 1 be gc In 'CP a the go&I course, and 4. In adhortes a to builders. tE John Zaxo bar the city" since t is nnl neiy a years. and $6000 per year for house development In the of citizens present made 15 yeats after that. area." I'TrIsJWI no tiI$ matter. 'fl'M been foremost Of the ¼,eders to golf ne, but "264 acres . __ ..- VXWft of One, m?#fer4ujn will &-temm how the c1t%, can keep land through a residential be l4fl If the tens Of the course, since he t head at a 9zea." Zaceo's proposal for '.-in-, funding the are willing to pity committee for this - - - - tvcii p test for failed 1* F I -. - --- - - bl med • pit see . ____ - . - ief . ~ it,',-_ W 0 .", -- AI .__ 1 z __ l .- dei Al Scmt - - . . - -. . - Cc Fo _,,~ z- I- . r &~._ bsek May and C - . -~ - - --- .-.- - F_[,__ T -:ji 7-_-1 7_.- .* 5' - ffr ] iT ar4tt tbr dantght, but s. s-uI. tl.a 'e 1-. _ 4 I- ~ end Fr*d. .. - ~- - -- - -- - Dr. Harold proud of this tact ThM .. have gre apace In this ci ty. It t*tS00%WIUII.AdOt'Vrf)IhtI* Ii cur power to keep This g.1 -. -VII. select No. I tenda ubrn 1acIil 41 A i'TJH1 4, J. Meln. - this __ a TQ ' An,eles, Minneapolis-St Paul, Philadelphia, London, were better than 15 per cent %will, February the tvmpany*s - -%.-- - Jack Prosser Ford ê I ,,. .:, I td1111111111 11=11, lI 1 - Stcckholderz of Husgsti. Supply, Inc., aipro , ctl al-for-I Sp1I of tl' (\TlioFfltlOri, stock. The actsor was taken at a special n.tett. 4; of Ise cockho1ders. The split will be efccklve for hokkrs of record on Feb 23, 1972. Certificates for the newly biuvd srcs will L mailed to ctockholtkrs on or >'' - -_;_--- .- - -- -,' w,4 C. - _~ i.e-._~_- SPECIAL FORD GALAXIE DEAL! NO CHARGE FOR VINYL ROOF AND POWER IHJNT DISC BRAKES (A $125 VALUE!) WHEN YOU BUY IT ALSO EQUIPPED WITH... _` ~' _',_500 PACKAGE r $3945 1D7 .M. 'till €€rn ON SR. 434 AT 17-92 IN LONGW000 D19 for slips of paper which can be cashed in on the spot. . amounts range from 25 cents to $50.00 ... and there's a total of $I.500.D0 aa3iable. DIGGING FOR DOLLARS IS LIMITED TO CHILDREN AGES 4 TeROUGH 12. Peps-Cots for EVERYONE! Coft.e and doughnuts for adults Clowns will entertain youngsters of al apes give tree candy to the little ones. • - and Entire ground-breaking ceremony and names of all money winners will be broadcast Radio Station WTRR from 9 A.M. till 12 noon, Satiaday, April 6. 1972. over o Woodgrain Instrument Panel Factory Air Conditioning & Tinted Gias Automatic Seal Back R&oase 12-door only) Iitermjtterut Windahiold Wipers Bumper Guards Deluxe Seat Belts (Standard equipment: Crulsa..O-Matic and Power Steering) Edward W. Lane Jr., president of Atlantic Bancoiporation, holding company for the Atlantic Group of Banks In Flonit.. and John B. Delierry, chairman of the board of the Bank of New Smyrs.u, New Smyrna Beach, announced that management of the respective groups haii reached an agreement In principle for the affiliation of the two groups. I • Subject to approval of the regulatory authorities, Atlanth Bancorporation proposes to Issue 2.6 of its shares for each of the SO.00O outstanding shares of the New Sinyrna Beach - Wk. As of year end, the Bank of New Smyrna, which was chartersd in 1936, reported deposits In excess of $24 million and total capital of Ill million. price Name Change Announced Food Fair Properties,- Inc., plans to change its corporate name to Arnie-ne Development, Inc. The name change has been approved by the directors of the real estale develop. merit coznpMny ar4 will be recommended for rpproval by shareholders at the 's.'usua) int-eting in Philadelphia May 2. puts ~ ~'Z, IT ' S OUR WAY OF BREAKING GROUND FOR BEAUTIFUL NEW PERMANENT FACILITIES FOR OUR LONGW000 BRANCH OFFICE. (t temporaly office o Sne se'inpz arid loan stI CI even Radcliff Elects 11 Now Sptlnts... muscl-car look for lass Special r'd, white arid blue Ford Psnios, Ma'aricks, Mustangs Made up for fun-driving with urtque hood treatments., accent stripes, dual s- :sn; mirrors deluxe 2-spoke ets-enin; wheels, luxury siia'iOrs, much more: - ii - . -'r--4 - - P-mo ri sw-A Dec-of coon Gfwp ( ' 4 50 C's induction of wtuolIs Price to dlsrri of psrac Arst of i FI - ' S 55 ii as u.s 5" Airline Sets Record oIe FF1.iJ .i: lSs Fi-st st-set .Sar,lo'. CW!EDO OFf. Od.do Shaai Msnagev'tnt of Radcliff Materials. Inc., announced the election of John F.W,rion and Robert B. Callahan aivice presidents. We5ton is head of the gravel division oi Radcliff 10 anti Callahasi beids the construction materIals division. Radcliff materials I. a subsidiary of Souther:i lndu.strlae Corporation and hs.s facilities In Maryland, Texas, Louisiana, Florida and Alabama. . reaer --F BRADENTON, - Anthony T. Rossi, president and chairman of the boari of Tr'spicann Products, Inc., whse stock is traded on the New York Str,ck Exchange, announced a 100 per cent stock d. Jend in the rsdture of a stock split Bank Merger Agreed extras that cnsu. v..ia. FSoruia Hwy 17- Lownod. Florida JACK PROSSER FORD 3786 Hwy. 17-92 South Sanford Phone 322-1481 - .'' -- , - . 5tL I' -. 'r T', -- .- V 1_JL . ,,,' • - - - - • - --- - - 1 - -, - - -- '- ' . • - I - - 4' - '- - - yiI - -• • •- 1- - uu .ç ci,, sid.'t4'd _______ Press Writer iris rwui lw-se will pt..! a stop cr"I,t ,rci r,urnbers. calls rorth $ mtllsoo were SAN I'IIANCISCO tAPs A to It,.' tie said. conuput*r programmed to say Wh'n a credi' tird call Li piaed, rnoeily at coca tele. no" in is feminine voice has phi,ed, the opora(0' key. Ws had to rtoç it at :hi' beenenhIscIbythe telephone pwicn.sthe card numberinto iomnpuny tr. rcp fraudulent the f'.mMter i1rcuIt. U th' IOUC5 beauae onen * &audui credit ar'-j ,,,!Ii number 'hecks cut, tu' opal. et,tch1i ,Wad. 1-u lnn't r The con.çuter, in is secret I' ator 'ara a re-ordmd fri-sal. 'Ii' about it ror i,ma tin r4ai said. caturs in California, has pre. voice say Okny" If the puzj fl'.e computer he.k Li r'i (nrnple'son of some 0,_ pr.r.y. tie Y')tce says: a er is 000bos credit card calj, since 'No" repeats the number and tered g erasly .rnwud Hotlywood .lXld the Liner univerj it began tipping off operators in sip 'No" again. WtWT most at the phony January, says Ben Dial, The process takes fl seconds. assistant vice president for A caller who gives a false aLli cur Dial said. Cn,ifsrrsIa in fa.i accountriperitions a' Pacific ielepbrsc card number is r4fr red the up '-0 .iff'u41L!eflt recjst 11 r th! rjll tlrM carl uaIis in the country last Tno only eqt:ipmentcfst.skmd hanging up. in th e United .)..iltes, the cam. Pait.flc Tpluoae was hit yflr." l'J said. ,, .. "-' traY be some put'r wim developed to combat with a sir4le of cr1it .&Td In 171 when underwho feel that real money is not i nsounu.mg credit card fraud falter/ pr5hnin Cali f ornia. Dial said grreuril 'sj.srs pubtLst.ed tflVniVed."P*itid I a.- - .- - Phony Phone Coils - -_- - - - .- - - r __ - - - ,' -. --- - p - • - d - A! .. I', ,~~ 4 ?~,_M _4~4% __ 1 ' - - - -- -. MIAMI -National MrhI4u-is had record January net Income of $2,553,000, or 30 cents per share, as operating revenues reached an all4'rne ofle4nuflth high of $32,326,000, E. F. Dolanaky, vice presIden4Inance, reported. The figures compare with net income of $61000, or one cent per share, on operating revenues of $26,066,000 In January 1971. Sanford, Florida or the aevin mcesths of the current flsci.l year, net Income unrvved $17,i7,( 10 $10,761,000, equal to $1.27 per share. The comparable year earlier figures were a net loss of $7,006,000, or Si rent ptr illarz Winter Park Phone 644-8fl6 I 11 () .-N - - - Mark Construction Company, WinterPark, has signed a $1.6 million contract with the Aldersgate Foundation, Inc., Klulmmee, for construction of 204 apartments at the Aldersgate Retirement Center, Orange City. The center Is being developed on a 102-acre site off East Graves Avenue and about a mile east of U.S. Hwya. 17.02. In addition to apartments, It will contain a mobile home park and eventually a ml home and nursing home. A community thatel will be among the first buildings to be constructed. and a packag e reduced up to $125 Plus a deal you furtherahead, Acar witb these P9ard hats for all diggers. . o puter Combuis GLA t.1 OR ENTREE IA)ridon broil wih wild al snondino rice is a glamor entree without an extravagant pr!re tag. 5.I,p,.h 1 p 1.8 Million Contract Special Color Glow PaJ4t Accent Stripes and Dodyside Molding Deluxe Wheel Covers Foiilgotit and Chevy hasnt! It - - _____ i( " W ?7 -- payable to stockholders of ;ecor.l on March 10, 1972. The dividend will double the outstattding bhares of the corporation, bringing thi-so to 9.4 ml'lon. Par Value will remain unchanged. Tropicana went public on Feb. 13, 1969. at $25 per share It declared a 100,mr cent stock dividend on Dec. 17, 1970, thui doubling the shareholdings. The stock waa quoted at 70 SI at the close of business last week. 9 SecsaI4y •gu'• Fo'O CaIcxi. 500 •e. -- 1. 9 - - k At the rntetlng, harry C. hughes, presideni. also Intraduced the corporation's newest director. He Is Clifford M. Hames, Araor vice president and trust officer of the First National linnX at Orkasalo. ç4 GROUND BREAKING CELEBRATION , - I ),- - _______________ _. C FFM_~96" J. - Wriuht is a fundamentalist Hughes Sphfs Stock Tropicana Splits M v -- -c;'; l - - - iss in : tflhitPt. . Ws I ______ - EMSE -_! - ~:~--i i,It - £.-4. - -- S borrower than a herder In times of inflation. Curiously though. we dldr't apply this to the bond _ . 19 Investor,' Nothing startling about such an obrvatIon. Othets ha v e told us the same thing In other wceds. that It Is wiser to be a wh%p rnirke? phiIoply L '.'ty. '!' !!'i Umtflg-qVT. His statements ire always hacked by mews M data rather than hy s-tb$ertiv. ()hT'.'i4!V'1 A tien plo Real Vii.'- (m-r, S&ur'e 1949 1100 1256 V14 RI 1960 *341 77 1985 $flO (yj 19M IV R Real Valli.- (r-rst,' R'.nuls 1949 *100 - - -'T I -- 1wi1 .- j promotion is ge'tlng under way and new packaging, in. cludlng popular fumily sizes, is being 1ntrJucetI in many reas throughout the country. The com pa ny h?s just annou nced th at 1971 earnings were per flt -73 Ctflt per share compared w.h 61 UP cent the previous year. - a,ja hm D(D ' 4 came mL.ntn last scar. Cuinulati ve gains'ortletwornorith.s colf cwleave,Therewouldbe n- iOb1Cl getting the iUOiie$ I! we o far ad 1?(D - -si. Dr Pc-ier posted re-cord national g&,tonage sales during February %;i1h an increase of nearly 16 per cent over the Paul McOiwe: "1 hope I •' - - j . -- . fIxed-Income md deferrt4dol. Jar payment nbhgstiu-ns is waysalnsingprruprusltion (or the way •- i Av~_; ., - i C 1 . .-) -,u-- -4 - Dr Popper Posts Record 10 liq, ' Aul - " . . • L Come to the big LOWG'IO - Nblix some 23 years a go. lie has served as %lm president of -e ., e urne Chamber of Cor.mrc a member of this i- bo.Ard of directcra of the Ntelbourne Rotary Club. a member It t- of tAlI Baptist Church in Taltahass".he ti a 31-degres L 7~-_ Scottiah Rite meinbcr ot Jackson I,odge No. 1, F&AASII. and 0 married to the fornier Annell Ragers of Orlando. The Tid. ~ wells have four children nnd will rstabl0i residency In akeland. III M4. .1. __.,._(AI .., X tnatwnl raclormn the eeonomy of every nt!n, Including the U S. A. Therefore, ownership of This is nnty s sr.pl. mp!, but it happens often. And now there is another reason why the purchase cut bomis Iq hardly tho to seek conservation wise of capital: Inflation. In a riva.sIve but clear and erudite looseleaf volume called 'Q-V-T----Tbe Three Kcys to Stock Market Profits," John Winthrop Wright, 'me of the nalion's most consistently soc. cesafisi Invnstmnent advisers, writes'Inflation has become a net- www -___ I- . ~ 19 - - rL the locati 4 1A -.. r r u i i cii- -, On Del 18 oeMtionofshongtsnIrrdtar,eU,11eAjr,IP' flt.It. ,. r a"uo iligh Sd'ool lie sered two .ara with the / * D rM . George W. Jenkins, president of I'lublix Super hiarkets, Inc. announced the promotion '-'IC All Tidwell twe 0 "' new . utility mitt publi, reque tractt lot se stnd a Furá -1 u b I ix Aid e Aj i - - .~._ Ii . cer'e came o a dose. Zacco's methot' of 4ncreasan e'enue b'.-*a Ia at will be a gonci one Bur4) Bcltos -- RALD - !*_ :;H, ,wbflworW posilaeflzd shordoubbng nu hic thait - / a Thursday March _ In 1970, I'm example, there were more than 26 midion 0one messages to and tram the United States seven times the number conpitted in 19I Reflecang me pnenomerm Wyear ,!Mwta of global telephone cor=unical.lons. in 1921 when the populadon of nearly t-ro billion thI were sbghUy lesl the 25 m.111lon phc.v--. By 11 71, when there were &WA 3% bLIbm - Flork - The company's r.ain thrust through advertising and I PU 1% . _ - I----In $ Ace INTan ; - were mittiS - Bargain The i world cities with more tt.an a iiflhlon ho Lt rsecsss.ir) to - - even by the evidence. Iiutbonddo involve risk. For example; A lX)fld is ptirthaietl at a market value of $100, sr-heduled t" mature in 25 yi'ats• No doubt about the rcinipnriy's guarantee. II will pay $lIX) in 1991 and 5 per tent (liVideflhli in the interim, In the meantime, however, the trading price dips to P That's all the market will pay, The owner Is confident that he will gel his $l() at maturity, but can lit, wail that long' lie finds ho smut sell, and so takes a $15 JOHN CUNNIFF Al' Ildilness Analyst NEW YORK (Al') - One of the oldeit, most persistent gen. erali:alions about the securities risnrkets is that stocks Involve risk and bonds do not; that if you want to conserve you Invest in the latter, avoiding the for. tner, The seed Is implanted in the ninth grade. It grows In the mind despite the harsh environ. ment of contrary Information in colli'i;e economic courses. It conn'st l)u' dislodged In adult life -! -T : ,e ntheUniedSrnOundmOreths.'u5 ptianec percent Irs th e '6tomeetthe*ccelerateddcm*nd day , - Like Stock, Also Risk Bonds, : - -. Z____ ------ flaflprWuu.., ble bar.r.,wter of support lei- the rexxvirtiariment plam ceedings faraday ." .' -.------ -- -- - house with A barge rjmL-r of ciumm a 120U.-.tember 40 member rt-appiwtimuntra distrk- of one to six , #,.rie.i& and a l lngs ie power of . cltirens I _ ~-7 _ _] -_. 11.1. -. -- rnuTllcJsticin-s during th. tO s the volnnw ! oeras ciLi rr a - _ Irue phones. or 0"e. Wven on in the United States. the world shrank in terms of international t Stop Plan OK Diehard -ffvsI to -- 1 the rating! are the Mrfle. flhtt'en cities In th e world have more than a mCii L)erarc1 ..intoSUIOn that this would be condlUoned a several at1er 'n.on •1 thil -_ , * - lobby thte*io L - ThiiithmTheIL _ Business Mirror X , - _ii- _ with me than half a million phones has reached only 37. a is the latest cvirtry in iacli the half-million mis I Still kading the world In the msnbet of phones as of Jan. 1 fl, w th e United States th 1%.2 million In wrvirv. j Jap1. ?r.th 26.2 million, was seciid, the United Kir pith 15 million was third and Weit Germany, with 13.1 b.- t.%* wj citi2ens. - was a Bid - 11. Iz , " --.--_ ~= ~ t-~---- k~ 1~ ._T_ I. )w of the ~4 7 TWOfl0 o' sods. Herb Udul, a local developer, has already In- water and sewer, and upon Cie, - ~1 '14 Xl ~, 7__ z~___ = - -2-~, ? . "k, I :. , - ~. r N_ __ ~ . __ - opposition from other council concern In this matter, s*ing. Uwn decided to m members to Usls pi. c. •m 1sj c'linan Harry Sambrook nation. We have co -eu place the matter on a IL) n pointed out that s the jungles in every City, We are In NteI'tndUYfl. and citirens tue freung at popuiauws wcreues, use city's the mi cit toward this. Council will other financial neecs will in. this area. Several other ci' Edith txPre.uci concern over the authcwlrc he ceIervndsm at ir on Monday DLJ* __ - __ _____ !bt' night, and *1 will tae atka.41 cigarette tax, Mytt.g the City apartment devek4rlsent rtierer4um is could not if it aubect of ad valorern dayt before pledged to tare-s came up rather early in ready to place before the . .- - tt' to d S Ed Yokely expressed his fs%wahlt indiestic'm ?Acco claimed that the sale of the meeUng, and - -_ - A Fifty i - Aft - - " -wt W.0 a great de&I of - __ Sweden is next with s74 csib per person on the average. These are some Of the itatisUci ge thered over a l2-m period by the American T phone & Telegra ph Co., in a report "13te World's Telephones." with 0* help of telephona companies U over the globe. Around the globe, the number Of phones had climb,.j 272.7 million b Jan. 1. 971,a 17.6 mIllion increase of 6.9 Dr i.cnt OW, the Mvious year and in line with the rapid Krvft pattern eSthbht5ht during the decade of th e i. P adsce, of nations Even with tI5 land will be sold for apiwtments Practical solution I have - ., 7 ~ff 1 cpky News Service Americans are most iaiuuve People telephone-Wise. U Ii. Ewh U..S. reildantui u 72 ot roughly twice a day. And t doe '? inei e11e$cafl. towrnarvttme* thePh0fle am 1wers 80P, Cinada s .CCOnd In the world with an average of 739 cfl3 tt person, itill slightly above the two-3-day aVerage, e. df% i f cr Tf - - -:-,. .. I - ~~ - . - - P % P"aIrldn i - In Entire World By .4 ?tve; --i --- Gabbiest Nation Pan Casselberry Council Decides rfaiI1 - - Flank Steak, Rice Easy To Prepare mushrooms and onions. SIK-OS of beef are dipped into is Wit Copley News Service batter made with ice water Flank steak, one of the lower which forms a crust the minute priced of the beef cuts, can be It hits the hot oil. The vegetables By SUSAN DELIGHT one of the most flavorful meats when properly prepared. And it can star at a party just as prestigiously as one of the higher priced cuts. Flank steak, which adjoins the short loin of the beef, is flat and oblong, is usually boneless and weighs a pound or so. It should be finely scored on both sides at the market when destined for braising or broiling. It may also be cut for stew, and makes excellent hamburger. The two flank steak reciples which follow gain their prestige from their pre.entat1on arid accompanIments. Either one can Impress party guests. The California beef tempura combines the fluent with _______ treatment. receive the same Partially freezing use beef will mike it easier to sUce. The tempuras method of cooking l.a enjoying a surge of popularity in the West. A tempura .set usually consists of a tempura pan, a 'kiminer, chopsticks and a drying rack. However, your own skillet and idotted wooden spoon will also do the job nicely. London broil with wild almundlné rice Is quick and easy to prepare, but impressive In taste and eye appeal. The meat Is flavored with slivered iilmomth urn! sherry LONDON 118011 WITH I" Ill) Al.IUNL)INE 1111K I pkg. 56 u:.) long grain and wild rice ___________________________ Setting Up Budget Can Be Problem Of A Family - - By JOYCE ROAIIK Copley NeissService Setting up a budget can be a problem to a family. ly knowing the national average budget you can formulat. your n family's budget. Joe Public's annual income alter taxes Is 1.1 600 4720 per msa'ntb L lie (uiun.l that his remit each month was $106 (14.5 p cent). Ills f.mily spent $56 per month (22.6 per cent) on loud (including alcoholic beterisges and tobacco), 'rl,ey spent per month 113.5 per cent) on iranpurtation (gasoline d car pmuymnrnts). Because he has two school age children. he spent $76 per month (10.3 per cent) on clothes. For m-dlcal care the family spent $66 (7.4 per cent). Household operat.ton each month cost sItu (14.1 per c-ei. The family spent $40 per mon th (0.3 per cent) on isersosusl business (insurance, care, etc.). Recreation took $49 pei month (6,3 per cent). The rtuhs -x-llssneotis spt';.dtng was *17 (3.8 per cent) s-mu-h mnssnlli YoI may spend more for rent, 2 cups water I tbsp. butter or margarine m cup sherry 1i cup toasted slivered alniosids 1 flank steak (1 lb.) I cut clove garlic 5 tbsps. melted butter or margarine 1 t3 lemon juice 2 tbsps. chopped parsley tsp. Worcestershire sauce Cook conten ts of rice and seasoning packets with water t.nd bulter as directed on package, substituting sherry for 'i cup of the water called for. Add almonds, keep warm. About 10 minutes before rice is done, rub steak on both sides with garlic. Brush with some of the meltcd butter; sprinkle with lemon ju e. Droll In preheated broiler, l'-s Inches from heat, 5 minutes tin each side. Cut in thus slanting slices. And parsley, Worcestershire and racist juices (from slicing steak) to remaining melted butter. ."-e as sauce over mciii and rice. Makes four servIngs, C.U.IFORNIA BEEF ir.an'unls truinspostation, medical care, I beef flank steak etc. No matter what your Greets onions, tiivahroonss, budget is, crinipare it with this parsley one to see how you compare "s cup flour with the national average. 2 lIsps. cornstarch U. S. government offices dii! a 2 lbsps. cornmeal survey in 1969.1910 of snore than 2 tsp. baking powder 10,000 orban and nsl arn.tes. I egg, lightly beaten Their uvcnage Inu:lw Wore 44cup ice cold wnter taxes ws about $9,791; ater 2 ibsps. milk taxes , about $I,600 I't'anul or corn oil My own family wouldn't be able to use this budget s-crhssthii because our housing cost is higher cucm month and we like to put misoc' In our savings each month. Your fatally will probably have similar discrepancies. By altering percentages • fit )OIW needs, you can establish a budget ttUlt (III your individus) f.'usily. mere are other ways of making up c budget for a family but this me(ho'i is the easiest. lte:iiemtLer that (bare are no rigid fot:nul,;s for detrrm,itninq the amount you should spend for housing, food, recreation, or any other category of saponso. Authorities In the tlt'l:I of Isiutly fimuai.oe reoi;uiieisi tiust a family not c"ceed 26 pr' cent of their Income for housing, 25 house payments, etc. or you :wt cent for foot', oi- IS pt's ce-st may spend trios e for ffNwI. f I hiss.,' - Sweet and sour sauce Soy dipping sauceVim (at from flank steak. Cut beet Iro thin diagonal slices, ..n i ir..tses long. Cut green o5I%L sutluding 'ups into short lengths. Slis.e mushrooms 1 , .z__ i__11t.lj __________________________________________________________________________ _____ ________________ ________________ ________ DR. CHARLES MILLICAN deft;, president of Florida Technological Univemity. was greeted by School Supt. John Angel when 51iWean spoke at the dedication of W. A. Teague Middle and Forest City Elementary Schools. -_ Ti p s (:)fl 3 Spa nis h D is h es By THE 1L%SCO1ES Srs-e scry cold in che-ii toç4th. hake. Sçre.süuw peas bowls. Garnish with croutons. .srowid the ca.rus. Chop up the haGledrI1$ and sprulk1e HEARTS OF AR11(11Ok& MMtIIKI.LA, Spain - The over top of dl.WL SUce U* invett ROMAN1t Costa del Sol lies pc-ace-fully i*tier and arrange in srtps 6-42 artichoke hearts oetwt-en the Mediterranean and aiternisbuag with the asparagua the Sierra More-na mountains in Ups. s. Olive cli this beatIIut country. alt Iilentiinii most suitably- with Its natural surroundings here is in a new rrisurt hotel the the lk"uc. Heat a thinhearts layer Andalucia l'Ia:a. In 0T otts oil In a trying pan chitecturat design ti ' remninlsccsitofcla.ssicat Spanish trnsutsutn heati. Fry until the hearts become golden brown. 16th Century bul.dtngs.. Its four Lower heat if they turn too fast. porticos leading from the hotel to not overload trying pan or to the garden are faithful they will stick together Salt and reprs.*luctk,uss. of .' cr to LuSt' majestici'laus oufidings %hE1tI.UZE it Lt VASCA Si's tile For tu people I F r w n thc Ikl-i. dil Sands&' About '-x Lb. hake tot cod in h"anaa kitchen, tre-e otferings: 51K-es t;i'.tiio About 20 tiny clams it, lbs trcsh tomatoes. About 10 small ihrlmp peeled and c'uarselv chopped i Large onion, peeled and tpeeied end ciunmdu tbsps. baby green peas ..-h.upped 2 tus. diva oil I tiwwn to large cucu;r&ber. large garlic clove, finely petted and chopped Copk Neuss Serc ice - -. - U rtak parsley into sprigs. Combine flour, cornstarch, i tiiediu, greoa pepper, cotnitseal, baking powder, egg, deribbed. aeede and chopped ice water and milk to make batter. Do not stir ton much. 2 taps chopped fresh gaa.uc t cup red wins vinegar 3 taps. salt I tbsp& olive oil 4 heat oil to 360.390 degrees.. [Hp a few pieces of beet Into batter, costing lightly. SUp into Mix all ingredients irs is bowl, doe;s hot oil. Alter is issinuti' or utx'ut two cups at a time l'sil two adi ottr bits of bed anti Into blender and mitix at high vegetables, dippinh first In speed about two minutes. batter. Cook until gal.-it- brown, Repeat until all the mixture is remove from oIl and strain on pureed. l'aatc, add salt If rjok, For l't'at reiu!t,.s ik not rsei.-ess-ar urtI water it. >u co-s-es ;sri tmsisn Isalt the prefer a thinner 54'up. It cen be cooking surface witho food anti strained, which means you Mn x'-.,i the lest.peIstsrc of all ottt Itt-.111iii the tomatoes at c,.ittani S-i'r ..t unto uuiltri the i 'hopPed 1w. rhupped parsley 1 hasd-bud*l Sti I te-d ;seet p1511.4e 4 aswatw. tips sall Viater Liihtl totir the hake. Ileat Olive oil III tTthf paut, 3au1 hake (or about two minujea en each skk. Take ouk haktm snsI put In hiat-resistaM cassets4i In the susie oil, utddthe g,abe, parsley, ciiuns, sh'uiq, and try over tiwdiwu h.it for about two niumutes. A..ld .l t h'.w .s't.t 40V i'.L"e :rt - _________ - �---$..---r--- - -= - A; 28—Th. Sanford Thuraday. March Orange Crop Lags 19 Million Boxes Clothes F II Tips To fl I Ct BY JDVCF Cey Nei Ser4ce - Cl &W live tfl*3ths*j er4ft smety. pooplie War a 0 ewrn The elderh- have -,FLclothing reeds that dd?tc tron - this d' was educated in Mitt settled in Nebraska, on tii. rest c( Ui The ernor ciUzer.s havc WIUVI a change Th&x bodies hate %hflrtewd, Uesaa1ittcrioI the joints, and a shifting of body fat te). the cl - 4100 44010k lam, • -- -• - -eft _ - s and • ' - - pen=. '.\ 1' •'i - .- ____ iZTti - --— - a, L' / Uu rem for ..rrrayed b; Chi men.`.' !er'ncs ented by third PLtOe in play pr es d uy .Jose1i the mean Ikn1&rd playe ementary Sc)o1. gradrrs at Pintrest El Staff Pho(o) LUU. Sijr r Ic rai .•___... --.--.—_ Mary Smfhs if you we keep these I-' LI SIGNBO fishing I R RDtell about woos paper to espowe [lie rhcwJiktantheAttid fl VUI1ULI17 00 mtka nad attracthe of featiwea of the raid - UiY $1 F 8 ~ each per Uetd of year I) per p'cap! WORLD ALMANAC ' I, FACTS - 4 A ,w - 'err .. 'c- . • I orange concentrate par k -rnlnm. parkreplacCrn"' i tartapeobebly in ink _Jirn II S million gullom iute last ,-.ar Lewer hoses and .'eav' - " - --- -- ')71 — - 14 ft Calvin Coolidge became president after the dea th of Warren Harding and was elected president In 1924. Coolidge gained national prominence 1919, The World Almanac recalls, — •- r - elegant by nizh'_. !:ft - tntlon trp, (torn left are the inJe-eyt'J l'xik by Germaine Mnnteii, the romantic by Serge litni Lati Plock up to avocado, as • 'ansps started on series of — A BROCHURE toll about the school and village board? al Park Servic , The design of the new star, teat'siesawoudcnst,atueotoise of iIe old gods if Hawaii in the bsckround Is a pi.lssi,ded temple. The Lesileal stamp is mlu-eolored with the lettering - of Refuge, IIawii' across the bottom in Mack 1WfU6 6 In May. * a nath _____ Ever Mnce the t%m4le was invented te t*vt beai sly $rs about ws qu ____ bonabie tIec4s bthti the 3 wte. Wanens Ub hiw't got ____ arcnma yet to bollertn .itr.azt That's 00* KIL W. OF LAICI 9A1TON I& HWY. 0436 OCX L OF ORAN= PLflS$(W Tilt" uAlectaits desiring That's ," -• & MASTER c)-!,tqE _-•\ , I - It -- 'a s - - . • - .2 I Z i-im used to dzi.,ribe wlicie upkeep L ' _ç • viznethtng £ -t more than its worth. .4_I - • - 's1v of . to . , lire World Almanac nutes th at anci ent rnkrs of Thailand are said to Piv.. made gifts of sacred abino ekphanhs to noblemeit .r.o , influential, which evertually led to their bankrupicy . ', '• - 3 V . Fmt Sn..t 3tor F4 Iei 322.&s1r , .' '_,.' lien ca:l atten• (i1app's had become lou powerful or - Part Ill '1 West Germ any ' "Safety First" senes'slgtrlighl humoro'45 designs - . 9 - ebuQiI Hawaii . ' - 11 AR v:t.-aME ii a A "white e:,cphant- - - master. Iloni'ina'. liawosi w' Is Rangia Licsh. Five of 9672e Pe sure to include the the" s ta mps feature the flag of proper remt 'tae of II cents indconence live show a map -• • -- - - . all -• 6 . MS TO - & S SAYF -- PORTSWIAt - SUMMER FOOTWEAR ((or year-round wear in Sunny Florida) Is displayed by Dr. Harrison Taylor at his Shoe Tree shop in Seminole I'laza at Casselberry. Come in for Easter barga i ns. -- - 45 Eu. tiften g 100- paly.o'r' an fl5 yd. spool In your cioe, WIds Prints and Fer-$S Mactuliw Washabis ISO per cant Cottsis L _ E D F1v1 NIH THREAD PRINTS I - Mock at .fiisu. Toast or lnq..i. hurt-pt h1taOnl' I 99. af qr.ot s-- 9 - Slay 3 LADIES' FAMOUS BRANDS i: \ / U) - covers may send requests to •'aniladest' s one word y of Refuge it,ansn. Post- where previously it was two The folks in this entire area read the Herald each day. FACTS YOUR BANKAMERICARD ues has been issued The stamis a-. ..,iow the spelling of A 000 W( I I- - - cording to legrod The new country of Ban Th City of Refuge was liru- ladesh now u" use "taka' tected oc os$es by the ocean its main unit of currency Thus. and on two iii's bt- a great wall in order to reflect this changebelieved Is, have berai built in over, a def5nhtjL issue of postI50 age stari.ps consisting of 15 val- Why k— . C like theone portray ed on the brick 1iittb; the hard hat of a stamp - protected the disturb- constriction worker. The other td people v.ho came to the City stamps show the mishandlingot of Refuge Sometime; they a ladder were in flight from enemies. Earlier lss'sej In this series b' rrvire ollen they had broken devoted to highway safety illu5'Le "kapu - - air aboriginal ts.''ed drunk driving and chllTen Commandments - seeking dren orting into traffic. purification (ten the temple West Berlin also issued aim priests The taboo breakers liar scls, all of wt'.lch are a-aIlstayed only a fe's hours then able at your local stamp dealer • • • return ed horn. in peace, ar- A4rU aid espuimei#.i to be • . tion to us safety campJiI,.::. lion As unrent lhwasian history notes the World W'... ,"latelsc rrtes. large wooden gods Agency. One stamp depit ; a - ciz1ata ray. - deeg end subtle colors last year's cci," experts here say. her. are green eye shadow. He calls it r.1.browia. ___________________________________- - e . sty lips and hollowed cheeks. -•-._. TI #I$.91 St --- mouth of bright red ups and cheeks and and a alter?. Tra,.r arm. all admtnlste uJ by the Nation othy t1i'it NSTA '11A look of th, clasalca under new control AMfur v'kty, Patio abw, likes a softly amnidetin, tce n smoiry frmev ii pina, yr -cv. :nn.i burgundy. If smoky and sultry Isn't it ni bag, Cover Girl rJggesta the "happy face." it means a natural, atm-tone fidaUon with ,pnn.ri4ed eyes, bright I memorat.vr:. Other starrips t,) follow the Havadhesi w ill - - eyes Th\ US March 1 with the Yellowstone Park cots'- honor Cape Md'sniey and charcoaled ot the vc!Ie popping up on rich red or - Pablo, Arden 's creati'. director, torcuses In with shth', Ra takes the Victorian look and "nllvena it with rnoody as [Wan 'tgata- g4 Look You Like of 'E an a I are - stte - : I The the optlon.s are man) and divers' 55 the Ionquil, -' -. Think Pretty cisnur, crocwi, hyis4' and Lily L __ .,., _' 'ipr1wf wise ' otvt'r a-s-te-s'ty test ootssrrt,t.,. tilor.,d in * *sfc ,ls'ar't.-i -t0.ttOatiOfl siLtu P ii-i144i" s- - r 's t hhat the park -lsb mk'ons will - 1t114fM -f .t' not Estee regal Taarina, inspired by the newly rel,'ii:ed film ''Nlchola :nd Akxandra" for fungi. ma) b< laced togater, but will do little liirm Wher- niytk' — "City oi Refuge" ancient sanctuaryofiabonbreakers - ' WARREN STAKLEY SHOE STORE 5520 E. COLONIAL DRIVE 1411 BEELINE HWY. ONE $ cere- Uri "on ii'sve U a- , Vt ••tl) (lt&'cs, cithg the trunk to nUt. with a hang The Hawaii's historic and in Masarhusctts he sent the rrdlua to Roston during a police rlrikc. declarug that there ,s i right to strike ginrt the public uly t. n where. ans time Aerl- -new ri-cent airniail in the National Park Se -ie It will be I ssued ,s-tth aDpsrprsitc monies at flor,aunat, iaw.ti on years 11* as governor of 1411im lob Christian Dior and Covor"happy 1.ict" From left on bottom are an r'ieri;ii '40s :amp by Chrltian l)tor, Itevlon Chl.th doll. and As the i'xperta see It. races will be ca.- 'nil liv nay. eXOtIC, drnmzitic and tinter Injury A vertical split in ihe trunk of your tree could be (rust tcL inter Injury The d>tIm Newi'caturea ey SYD KRO'-dISH A MAILER tell about the conr.sinity organizations? fer studed frsw. The ba r with 1131111 the Natlear2 Awo11cs aid *am AdmiMratiat of the Skylab u&ti con. Sor* of the experinient oiisitig. NASA posol& siwd ccmt The ft44%5 ?ii be ed&ted Iri _______ he NPR Lt. i'k'VEII . thing about beauty for stir ui cznlmd on 4twomw a .A apececratL Ma. . to — staided rpe to the Skyla thebrged tog • .. -- )t I of — -' 1i W1 Ti. 40 State " for poaals will rld aboard 11w Sky. Ui 11* cia-e A- Amami -to Margo limler, trinialifes I ii(1f-r',ffs U'E (f45PI)fi kir61 asiJit. 'tfit __,J )..,• _____; was -. ____ lab ___________ as .3. 1W eaai-t' nonaUatlotis merits at _____ 1w,e been rxl- td fr??i stU*s oe the tston. EvwetieIA few of 11wse gr a nd " r;.)PPER tell obciuT the Greyiiunds, Lions Saints, Raiders, Seminoles an--d Kmghts winning? '. • , Na tional Sc'ence Teachers Asctoon t been sponsor- it when have to 1 Sucepttblc arc Norway hillside,;. Yi rrk tho look you eye! o &'ee nJor and softly By I'EGGY WALAEII m.ipte Schwcdlcr n'iplc. clii', like. da., rurvrdlnig to Lutens. oak, hurst' chestnut and CoiIe) News Service iheu are mmore stg,calng Makeup, lxe niL Is s matter A year governor linden, "' of peronal taste. 'fit i,'Mtei-4 e f fects, no mae hard liner' He nfiiciallv desiruted the second r,ycs ljo one color for.ipring are Overrou A uitt oldiitI , . \'ou thUuws snatluw 1w bsae Arbor ednesd,iv in April and softly darker." pick yc.Ir can ''te ior the the eyelash Into is paled Day. In 18Th the date Some plants are rmri resist"Efts changed April 22 .ini your softness brightly IhSd4d, selections that best the broRA In nI to1pollu tboti, MW ii smog.. multihued." Nebraska became known as surroundlngi inl lifu-yle, To somber shades of charcol Tr" l'!anters Th . rnouthts the local point" holp you chooi'e, here's alookat chestnut, rn!dnlgrt The ocuat oak gingko maple it early leadership it tree and ,.• "Play up the eyes.' how some f the experts In- blue. itndrn ree1 are aming tile We different L.... At Elizabeth Alden they are ... har-dir. trees. More resistant "Frosteds are out' )dortn srvr-tl u tI.- 'ecre- flower, include geranium. pe- "Frocteds are lU" sayhul, 't.'i.!. are the pole, noaping: "Gone litt the no-color fa Lary of agncultue in thi. late tunis IaiFnii, Stge lutens .or Christian cuki i...es a Inc i* "Natural is Dior aec It of the tO. a time for "a ,, ale,.ked-back hair back." quiver -of color, alight shimflipped-brimmed hats leave Confuscd ,scr of shine and the natural, and field for focus on fragile paleness of a morning a ne $Yone :re - ____ ____ svta in aon reeasrdi. Wft. 25 ''I ) plantrii on Ap-i! 10 that trees tr ees Arre year ne all C i autuors.-. pnii tar the most Fj be t l'owmTk"f"wanre- trvofvUj !!1 , of the firia.,triiii, Day In 11172 It aim one - - ' wh- iica ciouing t _ t' tms fit-at lh%. south or will nurse whirh will cvrnesWi istit'l joists southwest side of Ir"s, cauming tr'r' __ Yr B in tom - 5 :: A at &1 I - ho, A% editor tit Ille dIge to bndwgwunL vea 1111rM, P1111tvini ,restiiion pelijeccl. in at a' F at a miscelinneous, ninr'ti neh-'s Its pLnt rbaku-'s and to bqin re- -5$ flere Si • ur; the rm arding rcu1.s II.' ±r beg 131C now anti shruus,.i.'A1t.g L'rei 34ioild be deçied but duJies have shown there With blUe stcit on the bud. L'Tr The war* Wioidd be largo taft much difecxe bttw the a ve. •-' f a • S The from in Myrtle Ova. itwuld kerwhasi3te iL mctcrist C*-e., gal tired of reading am dbeadeftnwMlineor ladies X&Ji't none Avoid raia.'d or law. th* u. rxe aitam of on 1 _ shartagti, etc. 3o thr adv wti It coma to dolib t40' wed wr4Uises i -s dioa be Ulm ' s . 90111011"lUeS 60ddW to d6 01111"tn the batt ax the airicil Maxhneser cam sort If CWM Is growthing about IL *1it 91011ii be 1n eaJ& to C ••• Now, hetead of twct of - __ List 7l 11* :edeal wact kids gang to kthdee,ten, of w a zns ' ° I*) tr dd'1y 'ww1. ubed Mgb teathsn c to tie I, in '' 3kl b1' It wet'i uma. 71* tewFi by ttti to stl,inIt erhT " and de.monsttatioc* which ce the pre on tiw ionithe way, ae boiaenim s about ui a-e U)OtI*11 who tou& spec, ii t oPerat ate fatigue. three Skylat earth-orbiting to loam how iirithcml'sge tots was to )e*r. Thr oncy's The rrvww ryom is wu-knulatr hdw in______ adeact tog well, achoal al5cialit claim, to'IxnoO by d*catdii*lnt*U MW ___ ___ IL ss ri'ct :mong the inncr, III In hr I leas. 'f tlurthun is 38 tons "ibraka (arm and he S I);4et AM irple garmenti. Er11111 CI)Lf2 harsh cm ju% O1&I per bC1 &V1 shaild be D) FRANK MACV10113M ('4pfry mem hmvki 4 r, - • miniatures, $2 chnibers, 10 sin- Alaska now ,+,rr%-r A.1-,: 0a • C.xniart is rnzda importani n. the obter ;.Inrn becom lwg,nt scflsUvr U tJ1tI) If you eirea UAW c11sctcr Teachers Come To Kids col April V. br jrn s hirtn tt'ere tn other avoided, F or M , 1111a "Writ dvA not to re to overtte A void yellov, 'id, blue blue- Busing In i _ -;' - j - jLtd ME N_ ____A CIRCULAR tell about terripff- -- -a- ( ebraska nt)er%s •.ih:t sales all) kiwe? J(W 10 gaTkits iieedei to keep with the early and mklaeaaon trade pIp.etIne filled uflIll i'P' crop in Us dying stage. tInIted perk,' Mr('ee a4d, ( ;rowers said May. The United spflkF-''riAn x0im (iCfl Mgr WiL'wti Me(ee of railed for a atolesale pr fh Orlando-based grower increase from the 11 a do?" "the 'rgant,ation said short crop 4..'vi an equivalents p$oi,tq had been a "keen only way In Skw sal" and keep disappointment' to Industry inventory man.gabl. !'ml i.aders, who hoped the c-nip "We have the unevpeeted would exceed USDA estimotesr cnpIicatinn of a late (WaI11(' 1 pIta a slight tnrea which mans *e cal yield ofgaflnnis per stretch supply or aga day And it 14 a :egal holidav 3 arrru pet 4W th dl I)&%, 11 The abdomen and hips _ -. ra --- Ifti-at-res 0' rran' (Spli Floildirs orange harvest ft 19 over under the m1nniurfl OT!, 4000 ,, :. P. less. ()Rf,ANIO • million boies behind last season million shows lust Prin' was the top hhrid tea winner with poinli American ,tse n tine reports 441 t arfrlles '' • fl.Iins e-ftnnnicnI venhin and - In many tait -it the United hell in I)allaiies,. April 26 29 tati's, ihte will be tree plant. ing ceremonies o mnitnenio. rate the efforts : On the huts of inNial øttitl native to fore st the la nd Anwrtean Plose Julius Sterling Mu-irton is the eate reports to Society headquarters for 1971 man hmred on 3, A HAND BftI tell about Mrs. Jones' new baby? "I • Al ;tiin This year Ili the umtl an• • • nIverur) at 'ibnr t)a%. which CesiIos.I li.,,, takes on ,ia% slirnitiranee In The Ittih annual Arnerlian the tight '1 .•mphasls on 1h linse Sveiely NaIInn'l Elder ly - ,,,.. 1snd a president ifl7.e Amer tfltIlOS . si fly F.AIU. ARONSt) -. Thusthoy,#MrcPi* Wn--'iB rho Sanford Herald 30, 19n _ • ---- I%V-.-: ol Bangladesh. while the ret r ai ning l ive brari portrai t of Shckh %Iujibur flahman • -"- -- I ,•_f5,fV t'I - Why 0*0 s-:: •:- : •.:::::.: I •.•. • .-.- - MVLTI•COLOaID GINGHAMS The business places use The Sanford Herald as their I I "l'to.t Orus. Pails Swir or His iugqrsl' This is the fabric Mr yuvt Gunny prime and most effective advertising medium! PRINTS alyi.si, lj5 ItiIL. hQlIjL_ '4 - 4 rb:-'a wide.MZ p'oL- 77 a EVERY DOLLAR OF ADVERTISING - , NOW THRU SATURDAY—SAVE ON EVERYTIINOI SPENT' IN 'THESANFORD HERALD" Is returned to the community in flows and pictures, too! P..Je $.di Pdaeti k4V N (:7 - RKID SAO, COLO Unb.s.-'ab1. alNeg waviagi. - br'. Caivs .1 tht 14A- ii dik Is c*pt..ss* say ant,40MI6, ashes., Iha hIdlj tuMklSSu,. bSS*Wt*TI, - - - - iifl - ' - AR ,.t*. pysaw pet sps,iaweae p4*s's In IIQShIIib $kE1* A I.QI '3 lees S. _ .%.. —- • - - - -- - -, • - IHI SOUTH'S LARQI5T OUAUTY 14OM PUPSNIIHVIt$ - IOO FRENCH AVENUE SANFORD p ::: : - - U----- ' - ' -...-------.,— -_ --- - - -- _ 1' '.- OP E N t3OTO3' 32).1V N is k tit.. FLnMI( a f,, - SAL E S"I'AR11 S FR I.—OPEtt- SUN. t5 (* fie CENTERS $151Qtd.-.Pii1,tp Cntr MOM to Soars uá Vndw'peu, ,m �iii:: 1r =. it :Li 111 :Tii __ i -- iT -. r ri r cr1 1Pi Si n?ord ta ri Id In Candlelight Church 30, , 48—TM 1 ratricia i\Llrttey Nature Study On man Fashions Focus Ly • '4taeiø"•' - 1nc)udin giant t*fl.kerflI mamrnouth must rooinc and tand*t slx,d spotlight vv th )eiy gr abn -, + ueauLiIut /: , and icolowltil flowers. Animal prints wer the )eadieirs in 02 - ________ . -•- - __••.• '-4.--, • S •. _______ _______ - a 1 i_lflJu5Ii - • and white tulipi ehryiar mente 'In 32 1311 øflt of the matching acesaorle arni In an linpr*ulve candlelight with ivy from her pattnlI Mlii Pain Kirtlay, themuma, greenery and eandlei P.arra 1,rtvø c.nfor4 -hhl ceremony at the Deltona United gtIlfldn)Olher'i iflifl, the late bride, anal Miss flehtale Keyes Silver The bride ii a Ieflv at Ui • •f'R'rrtday, Margaret Wight KttIley of DelIin.. They wore floor length fr. chow to Methodist Clnsr'ch oompftrnented First 4tI.nat Rank of f,eBwr l*id ppilnttr*nti 'i1o, and Wil lied With KnwniofAvar*duaaatifl brocade man Jay Feb2Ll972,at5:l)p.m,.Mary )tlando. aeh thbfr and the grwwn Is evnpUiyed id , ileevee white Mliii bow with itreameri. with hue green I . r, t ,fl('pt$ti.'l Patricia Kirtley, daughter nuI John fl - (j IanA,,e,,ei, reen, rufleu, IUirl's'ut. In" Sanfr'rl I. I. lte'. and Mrs II Wight rft' She tarried a uanitkerthiei IrnUPrnNI after Hail fif the Jr of the in the ahape of wedding ,,ettn.iiw of Deltona, and arty rdwin which had belonged to her matron of honor, Their grn,r '0 Paul Adarns, orlaritia. bell_q and hPartA were o"ved In cordell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maternal grvat grandmothef, bouquets were Identical In that flfln .samea Roth, 1)eltona. approximately 400 giaciti. PS F LOW Dane Alday of of the honor attendant. Jacksnfl Lee Cordell, she of the lade Wortley Msiaer John-John Msslarciyk Tho,. assisting in ser-ving were flellona, were united In holy Gainesville. of I)ehtnna served as the Muse. Barbara (Helie, Little Mlii Matrnnihonor,MrtJohnhl. Matrimony. fro ringboarer. Rkhardym, Fieaher enie Wfli flower girl and a The vows were exchanged (hen. Jr., sister of the groom Riarl and the , Immediately fnllowlnq the Amid points and baskets of from North Otlando, wore a length rown Identical to that of Langwafthy, Alan Johnson. while olAdoll and chrysan. deep Avocado green silliper tile inalron of honi~r. She i eretriony a rrct PI I(M Paul Par nesky Angelo Mar gown, rarrieti a bajiet of role petal. in the Fellowship m1d lsted on tall satin floor lcngh Ihit; u'nt tntøili, IfarlY Powell Fnirnett icI itali ii. strilegic pointa t Vktortim In 'teaLin, with high and prtvt'rdel thu bride down Church. The party roocna were (H'Ie:e C orne ll alerornledin a yellow arni while Dougherty, the altar area. There were also rW(khifle empire waist, iong the aiSle Millie Walker, Blanche For her daughter's wedding color ah.mne. Th. party tables Mui*'Vrnan and Carol Cryir . fc.or nine-branched caindetbra sIvei with and an arc of fifteen candies cufls,completewi th buitl.back Mrs Kirtls'y chote a tiue were skIrted in yellow and For trniehng the bud. whUb rnnu'h'ti'd the selling amndforherhalr,atl*ttiic4ielf cosidresa with matching so- overlaid with whiRm sheer a.Ictad a td'OIiois COa*M5 r -"--- '-twm lw wire iiasked wIiitn i" goW wrwjries andie spring flowers predominately torsage the brkl-ej m,itt'rn.l wedding bows nd niagnilta Ieaes Aft-ar a with I ily.!f If. Vol cy sr4 'wi* an nc'hkl corsage )vllow, tied together with '' grandmother, Mrs If W 'The bthlc entered w'ddinig trip to Sliver St+*1I•(L wide Avocado green satin how (kotbptct1 if ,Si*nfc*ii, was whits. tsitterfl., amsi tuary on the an of her fntJp Pla., the couPle now are at with streamers, lovely in a pink knit dress with with two yellow satin horn. at Iaki Jennie ApartWIll) CEorteti bee- to the 511441 bells, The maid of honor was MIM pink nilsebull corsage. Mrs. and then participated in The punch table was elegant — Peggy Kirtloy. sister of the Cordell, the groom's mnc..ther, remainder of the service slung bride Other attennanti were ahoaea soft pink m-ostciress with With an arrangement of yellow with Rr W Thonia'i Parrons * - • Z41 r .ara Ouurman fcr the rncrt dehghtftilaitcni.00n was Miss Melissa Mifler along wlth Donna Priser, Marilyn Sutton and Jan Collins. - • rnintA to stand atone. a 77/ ! ,40 1 1 Of" tarry toraell rtae rT . • • • / •< -. - tnwdlitMrt5.ft$2S $1 Is the thing with the "in" generatic'i. It was even the theme i a recent . lIfl. II&I $UW U,II fhi •I$Sö sixth . Mrs Ruth period sewing &4 r Ceremony / ?- S r ' - 4 • -- - ________ ' / 5 e# / , I I ,__-ti* _____ I .i UIe ofle UI Of i' _____ ;• + • + 4 - --- - — - ------1b ellifit err - Of C EN S MR AND MRS LARRY EDWIN (N)IU1ELL - Decorate Easter Dinner 2 FOR might IYA have noticed, Her "outfit" is a bikini, , 'he girl She tslcivcl .iv" C 1ir. for thca.c - TE R IN SHAPE me girl'! o 'a v '-i I______ te pace with the most S S 1 + - teos Inch dinner ia:-ts teatunrig thi s • '-a!wcar Ceeger at oi S.. rla-oo Avena'e. w;n.' icc "aui . Fiorios 3275 , ;et in ilie . S - - - ( 4 S • For- - • S • -- - T. ___ ____ . - + c - i- t PFti.5:pA1 3 STOP LIGHTS SOUTH OF WINTER PARK MALL + , This dinner Is eipec1ally S pinco1oi- Fortr'rrar 'n.ak it plain and adu food escItngfatthcildrtfl.Trytt, trloi they will like It, couxin-f.. • " atIO'I. a lavr4ct w41 0'D Ti m a 401~ dress. ociety --- for cl -+ M Casky (," . 1 4: ',• Chooie - + + I OM LOOK. LOOK! See the appedzft mushroom! Shome sh&m loveliest fabrics oonm swiss 66YD. ''-' doom " 4-* KOM S tL .• S'• i' \. I are kit real Fashion a - s. a ...-.. S : -# • - •- S + . S . - '1 . r . 5 1 S .. + EAS • ER WEEK SPECIAL V + - +5 IT' Table with .4 Chairs Patina. (*r.?Ique Green) & Black (In'Iudlnr SQ'It arid Back Cusl'alons) • ' + • ,•5 .•4.- '' • .. - • Ism wwism Islam I - Ton em rrette Sightenang 11und-painled k4'_-.Lr trigtiten it,? those 144r- + Animal • + '. a14 t p S ' - t' ' ' e Ilm" -- b tI1Z hair color tbirm. Rw Ily apply nuilte-up bow%= Xt traga, gain S IUllckers .- Easter Finery $_:,• I iviii Howe , Donna Collins, brid'-eIect, and Mrs. KATHY ifIMP.JL"t', Melanie Lenore Greene share happiness at si Forge,Inc. l ando eOr bidal shower. (Ann Sicczkowskl Photo) M .. ' + Girt WbereOrang.PM.ISFiiirbanks Shower Fetes Donna Collins By NNS1ECZXOWSK1 itIrnid eem and a key b~)*,nmL It is cuniplemiewed with Crinkle AOL • a- - AW THE NOW THING IS FORMAL DRESS FOR THE SPECIAL J cis Swuiga Long • Tvai& itievant brvwm PROM AFFAIL 101% l"t bbW)V1%a'4? TC% It LISM-41) 120%, MPIGW1Ct(U. I' C*LJS$ID S1LSIT. 0 UOADI 0* mar esther is BanItArnitricard Master Cho rw The guests compared narne were Mr. NW Mrs. Joe Osteen, Ma. Walter listed daily on the editorial page. Doria Williams, Movies and snapshots were - Woman's Chib Set.. Lieciwn ____ Oil", R. WI Kipp. Mltdde Varn, Miss Sandy Myers And Le1 y OwLvbtlo Avitoubt I. Phn aan. of taken as the yotibi, 4 couple The Cashriberry Woman's and George It. Sims, Mt. Dora. opened the many gV13 Club will i neet rjesday, April 4. Also, Mrs. Edith ItodgiersbStiss presented to them. IU wide at the clubhouse on (hrerbrook 7,elda Varn, A. Clyde Bmk. range of useful items-with Drive for dessert at I p. m. man, Randall I) Priest j'4 4~ TVXEDO RE%'T ALS '4L) S%[1S -- COCOVCt of xtz coaroaAr + -+ EnderleandMtssEllenYeager. +-- 't 'L •• S from I S (L+efl+ LS Rufav now cri.%kla patent stboom aj-d triat- hiry Don't for"t "tat Iashlo#kobie scarf I Md of course. oies. ir / -• fAARCH26—APRIL2 FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH ---'S -- - - LONGWOD,FLORIDA o1E ORANGE AVE - Sam Scud spring shadeal Fully te%W—is a rroWLdolary new mer.&Irual pmducL Ws * 2. W it waiks We Fit It" com reopof fletwi to 111 they('11"24 bWy. So it seats out odors and prevenLe leakage. Ana it hco4-s almost 4 times as much as any tampt.,n or napkin, It's vseasy to dispm of as a tampon, too. No occidaffls. No odor. And you*ll r*ver have to chango "0, Come UsWarthlp The Lord" appearing In'l he Sanford Herald are available to you In OxIO roprint size S Center JA t4wr 16of CA"rw ous 224 E. FIRST ST. p.tI.n ______________________________________________________________ ECKERD GR04@8 Pis I$er d. Rl,AcèriflI Ph $*S1 0 £ 2nd St. _ 'si-s - ho.-db69 - \ +______1 r I -- 5r1 Sti ?*4. rn41 W-10030 everything from a "plumbers' followed by budlness meeting Misses Louise and Emily - I AVLO I °°''•" occasion lags which showed their relallonshap to either FrRnd or Steve and enjoyed getting acquainted. Society Editor Sanford. frienit" to an electric drill— and elecUon of officers for the Priest, all of Sanford. reflected the families' intemst coming )var. in helping the couple establish flostesses will be Mrs. ftir future home. Kenneth Green, Mrs. Lois gwawgy. BE i iER TI-IAN NAPKINS, BETTER THAN TAMPONS, S an ounch was served with the cake. A time sherbet float In fruit April 24. Area X0 14. Part Ave., Sanford, Fla. was Orlando, whose wedding will be Stevt, "Happiness Is lAve". SANFORD PLAZA Closed PCs me Sanford Avenue home of dining talc be made at least a week in Must PresisiS Cauposi- Expires 4.1." PINNN WAS20 Open lots 6 Deily fit 9 Mondry and FrWay I a table, w1La1 was covered wIt Marion Swaim Dianne Grouser, .C. Priest was the scene of a wrangement of white pompon and favors -were- tiny sUNer family gathering Suriday, clu-yassithemurns, gladloh, wW baskeu of candy Ea3ter egg3. breath. March 26, honoring his pink-tinted Hostesses were Mr. Priests' sy a (parties, clubs, etc.) should / OFF 647-4S34 711 N. Orange Ave.. Wlnfwr Park The cake was decorated U' a daughters Mrs. G. ft. Sims Mt. Requests women's Franci Varn, and her fiance, pink and green color scheme Dora and Mrs. A C Brock. news and photo coverage Mr. Steve Oiler, both of and Inscribed, For Franci and man and Mrs ft. D Pries' - 'S U F' TOTAL PURCHME for teens by conte I V /0 -- -S------,-S.- - --- 2495 1 S greatgranddaughter, Miss + Wra pp rig - Jetl YD. qsaUtt m fy11 & With rlde b- atj cdl /&4t L4giten Eyebrows w white least five days before desired publication date. DOIJBL KNIT e. reths may be purc hase d dI. / 100*0 POi-YESTER ii i i i i rzSa _____ • Betrothed Couple Honored forms, available at 11w, office, should be acmqanied by a black and -. + outfits. t CUP caull") 11 IL A i and are Bonnie Jones and Sharon I : Herald Horton. who created '•' PROM LIBERATION ____ Gowns, • R. s.is Yd. _•I• flowers of rainbow hues. On Ow Shamn Duncan, Carol Vihlen, Howe co-liested the evenL Welcome yaw Im"I or taliorc,-1 . In the - '-'u Attention, please' Tell to you story. We . - from truly dl" Kk ' A ii • - I 41, The lovely lake Mary home Belgium linen, was white milk Also the Misses Bonnie Caolo, of Mrs. lenore Grc-ene was the gtauwsreonwhkh the pink ice Also aumleste, s heTTy ceiie of a colorful bridal creamcakeandaspeclalbrldnir C Thrasher and Nancy &hthower honoring Miss Donna punch were weickert. 'ttrndlng to ShOWCT i t'olltha, daughter of Mr and Mrs wi gifts and best wishes were th treene Clarence Collins and hostess Mr grandaughter of Mrs LB th,a Mmes. Jan Workman, presented the bride willis aids Enerson, Ja1e Stoke, sterling silver sugar Mtn The reception area was Pat Bish op, Unda Koerr.er, creamer set. Mrs Kuttiy festively decorated with Spring Unda Courier. Pegjy Urban, Kinnoy and Mrs. Melanie • 4 S ct, -. whitu Brussels lace ove, Judy Houghton and Pat WrighL L - -- ' ________ - rammed pin at he tier Victorian Louquel. of white roses, tuberoses and .1 br ea th was b bYl y's invw1 ."ff Cff ft be#* Mims pbr -•- '--- S - •----.------- in hc a'olcrful relish dish of red tarnejot cut,, of held by radishes, carrot curls, sweet org ainza and ale '0 used for grass. and Mash potasddlngthued pickles (whole), olives and highlighted wi) I to give the potatoes a del,icate stuffed celery. pearls. She wore a silver ' icace r1 • i 'l. .•,/,p. -.h- nckle beets with hard boiled vice was exinclud(41 with "The eggs the night befoct,ghtng the Lords Prayer" as sung by the I w'oud like to pass along th eggs time to absorb the red soloist. The bride wore a formal gown S¼rd herald readers m from the beet juice Prepare purple cabbage of white silk organza. The .)tClai recipe to make bodice and ihcer bishop ieeves Easter basket out of each desired. Drain liquid from egg noodles were ofSchlfflll embroidery tna dinner pla te. C.. the Small egg noodles mn md arrange around the outer 1attle design. The high your own -, f edge of each plate (this creates neckline and cuffs were trimcooking with rital, r - o'e the grasa). In the circle of the medwllhthesameembroldery. neat and c:.ough brc4h needed green noodles, arrange the Her train was attached et the f'Jy Ir for gravy. Ijff tt the noodJe,., colorful vectab!e. along with wiiL,Utne and fell ebap') sweep. seva1 drops of green food %Th1t ticn )IW$L "" "-" I Centerthetablewltho color1ngoruntl1 )vu c'yce*r H1 I iiittiioii Was derci shade nf grcn cia.ri pwns. - - r YARD IMAGE '71 by Carohsr'Fi Forge FOP, PORCH, PATIO, - ' coe'ip:t.s iei.<'on of - ° Rob Communion and while kneetlngat the Mtr, the aer 'IAPJIORD FLOWER SHOP - A double-ring cemnony "Its performed after which the couple recetd tue sacrament orin Baskets .i o i R sOfli. Lingiss Forati.ar Ccnte's L-e senin- ______ iates r the rnen tharia ta'r - i the newest • S ilu tab 'ratia Chorus" Urittal to ngrtn And Mondeteanl.ns "Midsummer Night's Dream' were presented by Mrs. Cecil Sellers church organist. Mrs Ophieli&Ilenncll of Sanford song "Become". - FORMAL*ER - itt9v' - the twid nnnicc Ann Rile-S ' 122 ,4W 'Air - i' __________ rn..r* cKsre plan. %anhraplam - ' (.ji'e)O&4. •",..$i-,rV,1 '+3 221 E Phil trsel VVIPII. Rbt: Pufli.es Ph 277 ties Muter Cha - - DIAL 322-2611 or 831-99t3 -- DiaI 3fl3U + I (c �.11 -- Thursday, March30, I97 éB—The Sanford Herald Famous Poems . ____________ _______________ 1 _____________ ________________ i 1___ ________________ ______ _ ______ ________________ _____ (Co$.r$e) 44 O,.eue.1 sufutue (7 Pwnw - It C.sii)'b.sn &Lt 45 Su,jnj ..re s-a NTSC, flip Wllznn $*ow WI '''V Caah Comes abo.r4 and helps fi ______ UPIov- s -m.— _____ ___________________________ ___________ U I.s7O:lu (Yesk) d..is,5w1th - liquor '"° 1 12 --- ______ Yt mother asked me bow be "prom"ed" to me, and I mlii her I didn't think he proposed ci Ml S.w looked at me ____ tik i was crazy and asked "('5),3 (lrkln'l hu9WlW 10 HIM, 14 - 1'it ° a lsag Uwe sea eewples wb. kose gsw Isther 1 - _________ I ______ sTt ____ _____ _ __ - •. . a_______________ ,'. , ______ _______ - -—tL ___________ ____ ____ ______ _____ ______ I OLLY _____ —. . . - put this In a fruit jer or other container with 14, add lace and shake the jar un'Al the tatting seems clean. Drain off the suds. tlnsr rt,ttatediy Iti the jar until sill the suds are gmae. BIu.i on a heavy terry towel and atruightCh out Ml the pz:nts *iith a pin or the lingers. Allow to prase between UWeII dry slowly. Flat lace may while wet I tine is important bifl I never put a hot iron directs" on tatted lare - Raby shoes, bonnets and , L.. ( rather tbaa 1*5 -- 4) y.r ort*ag bhneeif by TeIIJI IOpaI"UCIpat. Pera If Y' ____ the tfl and eka of playing altiec' than the tapUE.sr of as wovilt become a par&ipaas Instead .1 ii ofaserver. I . ____ , so on may be blocked by stuffing wet toweling Inside the rounded surf iices un leaving to dry rlrtgs and picots are 11:1 ani in place firs' —GEhTIiUDE a FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, MARCH n r _________________________________ i 31, I72 DEAR FOLLY—I do hope Ak h° S lion Inc *,tt some a meal precise w,. Is wise. Be t,ny daughter's frlend, for a prowler. 2 fly Is called by the f04 in the trial, and ._. - St' Jack Symr'. Clua'rr,can Publish March 30. IC?) __________ _______________ 4:& I U) 'ery Mason 'DC '21 1)ica. Van Dy¼e (e*ce'pI!.at..Sun." 7c 'reen Acres (5, Ie.at . 00 (47 Ne'as I . _____________________ ___________________ Tr.1TjI1,rrl.d ik e Do u gIa atu a n I is —5- TONITE THRU SAT. ,S'ti DOURLE ThISILL SNOW ra I Na.1.1TT c Iovvn Thu aeni is IntII B HERB STANTON c, s . Tb...b.,1,J GEORGE H*M!LTON SUE LYON. trifliant people whoul he Interviews. W)i' do we 524' QVT1ON: 'i that fllC 1t}5 flfltSht'd last. Yet, after of Mike Douglas, I wonder." ANSWER: Yow InstinctS &t this' His Mars Is 29 Leo, with the' 1lfl5 st arid his Mercur ithe mind) is lntellectuai mrdh deree of %'irgo. II Mike sens It'have a "geewhiz approach to h eIe&i guests. you can bet Its no put- _____ ______ LUIAT 5:41 at "BUNNY O'HARE" Iii TV DAVIS ENNEST *oiowo*a IN COLON _____________________ mate cnn for recreation you mote fine creative water comb them out after me %.rs,,. ka,4i,s. •.,,,, 71'lS 'SbS_W. 7 a, I.ta. will receive dollar If Polls' uses vow favorite bimemaking Idea, Pet Pow've, PoSy's Proble'm or sulatlen lea problem. Write PoII hi of this newspaper. 'ou a care __________________________________________ - WIN AT BRIDGE ' ,at, who held the seven of hearts. Could Porthos- b o I d 1t Very unlikely I or two remsuns. if Purthos held five hearts to the ace-queen-jack he would surel hive over called and even if he adn't overcalied he would have overtaken D'Artagnan's king with the ace if he held five hearts After working this all out carefully it was no trouble fur P'Artagnan to drop the diamond deu'e Porthos led his lost high hi-ort IUId since Di' Rochef or: had to rull with - the 1075 tO PS)' a!! your bills. Kcp active r (Feb. to Man. 20)Joinafriend hi agood p to make mote money. You bun, to chIn mote infomustlon d you wish to isicceed hi a personal goal. Sie an expert who can IMIIIS you. 51*0W thai you lust wisdom. IF YOUR CHiLD IS BO'4 TODAY .'hi or aba be ozu of those strong-willed youn.g meop3e who will try . . early so that the enes duectia, rise handling here will be focused In tight , bIIIPfEt lhe Stns impel, they do net compeL" What yu make of ycwr We is rtiv ti Ic.' 'i Cuwii Righters Indinduzi I'oreczai far yasir sign lot April is now ready. Fo your copy send your birtbuiala ind 31 to Cs37011 Ruer Foecast (name of newspaper), Boa Hothjwood cam. contract was doomed ratives base a flair Icr dritnahxhig themselves. Perhaps you've watched Mike do a sUb' stunt cm TV and if be felt fhah. he is a natwsl clown. }4 planet Neptune iinspirshoti is at Leo, a 7o wee which E. C. Matthews secsuitrs with "lown snd s." Ethel assured - - k..i... iirmab ' ni' 1r-S (tfri.. his Macrn. We think Mike gemi mets loves to i.iake you b'ugti are far icuc) good By Oswald & James Jacuby al bridge." FICTITiOUs NAMI D'Artagnan. the best mwordsrnin and bridge play. i's- in France, decided that Parthos, e1tt1n Enst. playe* the ne D'Art * wIt S.ctbon I.po Florida $$ats$SS . 3 p, 114.? Paw Paw ' y, LAIE$54 A2 •i 4*5(144 KIDDIE SHOW SAT BIG JAKE iv Popcorn For lOc A Cartoon a, wig _______________ Richard Boone _________________________________________________ ------- —. _____________________________________________ Trust Officer As Adrnlnstnatom of laid estate !LOeR. BETTINI'IAUS AND PlIERS H Ymv'i Bøtonevl fist - planeX,s in Mike's first solar horoscope houie. 'Ihr'Y account for the PO. in hi5 P' aozmalzty. We have already told you Shout his Sun, Neptune, . PsiDlit hearing to consider approving lIla yard setback variancaun sect' e sag. RestØi&tit Toni. on $OI1swW 05SCI'lsid S...P'SflY. Let 10. Ssuth Sylt's.' Lake 1hares dlIiFtoFtotthUr.Of?SC.urSidkm FI*t bock zt,Peg7, Pv*l,c Aecarda 0 L.miewle Coa.tttp, P10105 I&if. 0705 Court Mouse. Sentord Florida, ___,_:,__ ::i' I / ' /' . Ot A5brII 17. 5573.111:10 '.M.. or it 'J#JflA'5 QITi'JN three no- soon triv'er as PeeaiD.e lnetud 4 biddirij sninol. Courtly i ; , a i has tiid vioutO iuow '.ne Inhutrucuon, t'-uu,p. j..... Ia ca t *1 QV three lout YOSaT "unveyvd by his discard. 3y. Jack sym.. CI*Wmam What should be tell Porthos apades. What do you do how' Publish: Merits 10. 1512 10 dn' It all de'pendsid on *'' Tw'rnw DE 5.13.1 - With - .' , VeflIJ$ had 10 tie . with his 'Gen." The iland of - n1fcr'rIathgtooth peOple. This staws a t way Mike makes his guests 21 NIGHTS LEFT SCASON ENDS APRIL 24 I . . ....,, "a Atlantic Runs, Nuildind. Sanford. Florida 3717). and file with the Clerk ci the above Ityid Cant on or btoi's he 34th day Of April. AD. IS?): otherwise a Iudgment may be inbred IClIfl$tVoU for the relief demanded In th general circulation in SemInole and East of the carder lIne of C"yqty, In 4 t this two watkly Alafaya Trail (Stale Rood 110). SECTION 33: issue's of said paper. 3.?. ttn. feet of the West 3 feet. by: Greg Drummond, Oiifrman ATTEST: *ihur Ii. Sock. wtth, iv. Clerk PyblidI: Maids n,30, 1512. described as lylrg North SIds Seminole Blvd. West of Highway 17.SS and Pest of S.ni.rd-Orlendo a FlorIda Corror.tkrt By: SitIrlay Simon, President kennel Club. This public hearIng will be held in PICT4TIOUS NAMI Let IL l45Ilflter I Watsa Motwi', west, water trafmaf* plant: County, as eacpfat lOW 04tV e Si the NE 'cci Seciun fyNg ho Sentinels Seminole County, ttuersofasrec.rdedhplai100kIl, 243153)1, Play The FabIous Big Pei-f.c$ Mike Douglas uera'tio Mi1Je America; his star-born usttnrt guide bun -i> ltpiealUlg to has vewers. it a cm sin to havtn the v'.uz' touch, nut titam It's an by inm ______ I CHARITY NIGHT TONIGHT I JP(OfDC)RJ.FrsQ() V SORRY NO MINORS irnj. ai. of _______________________________________________ shills. _ "_iiT V A,1.wiaed ,sotet. an leaf I intend Its. C.urdv Commission Chambers ow (leek ci this Court House, IorWovd, uid not's. of 'hue CircuIt Court, $4 ,minole on April Il, 1573. all OtJ PM., eras Count,. F ioi'ida lii accordance wtht $) lh.rs.aftel' as irzsioe .. Seminole County Beard prgyisus tel pp., fItlitUA,1 Name ci Mft.oslnsard $'af'ite., To-Wit 4e(tiØa 14505 Fl Sr Jack sims. •,•.., *.0 Chairman o'o. Wattar .1 rrnl'-u, Jr. Pum;o', Mar 73. .1*pr 4, 0 IV'? PubllIt: Mirth 30, 1513 DLI. ill ii ___ - - . ___ ________ 1. . - - \.'.wACM(tA' - ,.- ,-;;;; f 'r -. / —.7 &( '? \. i y - y'P l "T" ,' - . Semlnol. CourWy, Florida. Furthar disuibod as 712 Olodwln Avi. Soord Of By' )ek V" ""' PubliSh Mel'. 10. Ill) 0(1.1)1 _________ DOh4T'fOi.J joiST '55 S" , t"S LOVE ',,,,,,, - ) /1'' _ 'a'a . r': PRISCILLA'S 110P I-I t.if 'mjij sfJtSuuF.1) j 0 'a r) - ,'r.rr' Put L rvi. çf --, I,f r,t 11.1 MY G 7dM ' ' )';j'/'.1 4j,y, -ysir . - '--'u . & ".'e"." . . '-.5-'' ' . , -. - "1 -'•'• ( , '' '. ._ n. 'I IE 'jr / :.' e ,, - ç,r V.rm..i' by Al . sir,r',j \5(-'r.. \ ''r) rUU'C' ?JE'll';C! nis i'ii i 4R4 1 - .A, • g• ........... I ? 4 ¶? ___ ), pt!j L.•o I . [J 'r J> IL i 'tHE UADGE GUYS r i ____________ by Bowen & Schwerz - L!e AFEThMhIe) -5-' -S I I THA*41( ME u out csa FOP ir -- — r' ME .' 'm A7tR€s,Tl5 i ____ i i._ PEOC'%.E. I CAJ1i JK c'oIr ME Ih,mra North 70fl feel, Ihance Wet (55 55 liii to lOts pent Of begin k n.ng r,s,u .insi . ni by CAPTAIN (ASY P40 C5.Jf a'PrrC' WitH rrLrnr -ntrgcq AT 4;O4T.sAt r .' '-------- - 0117! '51 '.5. iii.g L by Cokir & Putit LANCELOT 't & r J ij.p A TAI - WtAT '1 ,,.'s" I - - \1 /"\ "s{r. "..L • ,' THAT $, - - ,1- i'1TLirurii1 2' ' DOOt4!A iJ ç 4t .___,t-t I ' ___ ur rr 'UiC5t L:kE TE 'JCC - , — - . ,. '• i'" L ' A (ijT'\ A PtZA.' I 1 .. . ItL.L'' WAUT 6T 1 _ byDickCseve WINTHROP IN THE CIRCUIT COURT P01 SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLONIO4 Antlois Ne. 71-333 T) . I lI.,tv '4NTU FS.' -- TH A IR',', — . V - Pl.Intif Vs JOHN W. PERKINS ana GENEVI / •, t'" " Delindent NOTICE OP SUIT TO: JOHN W. PERKINS and GENEVA U. PERKINS Route I, lOt 313 A Sycamore Drive ( Unicn, Kentucky 4)051 e BLONDI E i-, v . -,. [ p 'Yt"U CAll S ThEY'E A PE'CT Ii - Lls<Eh,IESS ; 'rIlE Ci'IAPAiN DEB.iIa "oiiia; ____________________ ________________ __________________ 'I'.,IIIIIII.. NOTICE lShcreliygwanthat ia, engaged in buliflOSs at $41 Terrac Blvd. M,eltlavid, Ela. SemIoul. County, Florida ur1d.r lbs lidiIIOu tuammeof Pie. X Nay kippll.s&Darl Room Service, and that I Intend I megislersaldname with the Clamko the Circull Court, S.minole County h'Iorlda in accordance wIlls ill provisions 0$ tO*e FlciItóii Nan' 'J ( CR Th5 '! ___________________ ...,-' )" ' - ' '.:\ ..,.- ¶ "" " 'V ç" 'u.:. "r " ? '-.tri( "" ____ I I _______ 1t5! (IfS... 1 K'Utt' l%" -.. .-s _ . " 14.1,5 . _____ ," '"llN ) tot iwi, lIVeS - Øif WiYCHk'AJ4' I - C' HE PHANTOM I' iy. r A iixt '-' l' As, ;. ____ - - ',, OF T NECrlArIô a 5. -. - - . - - __________________ _______________ c Yos . I lO,iO'v( BU'r T4 I ) ruo< r w I ws.4O wa.t,lrs -r'se.0 I-, - I i PtClTlOUi NAMP NOTiCPlSPwrebpglvsnthiallav .- • "/lIE' PRA"t'iN& 'c•) ___i -. '. I -___________ \ FICTITIOUS NAMI ,' 1 BAILEY Wl4A"r 1511 -- (k". i BEETLE -'. ___________________ rM sEwNG rt.IESC) -j eE4L,rlULLY -' FI4AMED 4OTOS ,. oc h'"5Etp ' TI'4REE DOLLAIS? Cimculi Court by. Ellen Scot? Deputy Clerk Publish March 7), 30. AprIl 4. L ra. ' f a. -- Clerk of PuOlith MAr. 13.30 & AprIl 4, I), IS? op $ II) . c 1U4..Y WA,NT Tt,liJ(f Stables, 'to WIt: Section 143.0 Ililutet $511. . J.StU Byron bosh 1,lT C,00ks & 7 IIEIPL Attorneys for Plaintiftt PublIsh. March 'a, 33. 30, 1?fl Florida ''cr'in." .1 Ahit JET ME —bIle 17 Altemont. Springs, Ph undr th , ri"'..'.csi IcYig P. Office bos Sanford Florida 37171 Seminole County, Florida A'J6ttsER4 ?L' EIJ_' L CCI$JIIIY p4Cu5 Ptor'Ij. Stale Rank —. t)!L t! TRACT l.Ci The Past '. of tNt SE'a of the SW'a of Set114w 23 the Cowdtu Commisalon Chambers Associates, acid Iha$ I Intend I ti Pie Court HOuse, liMitS, ,eiisl,r aid same wIth the Clerk Florida, on AefIl 17, lS7L St 700 ie Circuit Cou,t, Seminole Counti P.M.. or as soon thereafter as Florida in accordanc. *110* thu possible. prowIIlns of tlse h.ctlI$cos Nam Semlnile County Adivatment L•wis by torn '", 700 1.14. thnte t!asI 3)1 I Ie, .-- engaged in DvIiel5 at 130 PIwy. North, t flipi Road arid Well Longwocid. Seminole Cou.dy. Dodd Road. / 11 ,'ue Board of Adluslmant will condocl a public hearing to consider approving florida Statutes 1111. Ihue F idltioul No, 51g. RIchard 0. Llppert scMarqIocen$ideraOpfovIng a lIds yard varIance in an *I 31tuls5, TO.WiI: Section 561.05 Residential Zone freon 1 to 7W en Pbltsh Mar. 21,3) a, Apr. 4, I), IS? special emc.ption us an ., a elailde Slatutos tep. Agricultural Zone on I Pit followIng 55th Side en the toWing dascrIS.J DII II) 11g. jerry 0. Hvie$ar hvbfItlt Mar 301 Apv.s,ll, 10. ISIS descr ibid p'speily, $0 Operate S _____- *119'? ?tLA qr*prs ',we,'isr AhDII SM! ( D55 17 AIteSI: Gustave A. Miller, Secretary Oh. County Cc'mmtasion Chambers Barclay, Katz & tl,h'tou'sr 'a0 S Knowles Avinue of the Court House, Sanford, Attorneys At Law Wirdat Park. Florida fliPS Florida, or, April 17, lflL at 7.00 Suite tO?. Attorneys for tt'ue Estate P.M., or as soon thereafter as 3)7 West tairb,n1.s Publish Mar. 31' 4r- , 3, ' Wlnf.r Park, Florida 31715 possible. D€IS-t7 Dated at Wir'er Park, Orange Seminole County Soerd of __________________ County, FlorIda, March 3rd. 1572 AdloIlmInt FICTITIOUS NAME PubliSh: March 5, Ia. 73, 30. 1573 by: lock Sytne. Charlman NOTICE ilhuerebygIvertltsat lam DEB 55 brigaged In business at P.O. Sot Publish Mar. 10. )573 7211. Senford. Pie.. S.mlnohe 011-133 CiWp. Florida under the fidltli'i ______________________ SIMINOLU COUNTY SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD of Central Erector's C"rn. SOANDOPADJUSIMUNT OF ADJUSTMENT ny, and trial I r.tend to register NcticeelPi5iIC$larI. laId name with the Clark 04 Its. Notice Is hereby SIven 101st the Public Heirtue Netice I CIrCuit Court, Semiriol. County, ____ 'cs. C'P.ION. \ttl HI TI'f wo's 'LitV/ t'stki'5'. si FOR A, i, ti's 1.(3', I U,*5Fm I TIME tOol A'at (XX' hi?.! 'IM$P 'f'." L. -' .. PlPF'.P I0C1t1' ""' (fj P?gvIiirt5 of lone La located at 17 VIo, g. ma'irig him ly man Venus gave him an In- thursday, March 30, 19fl-JA ey S ) YOU ARE HERFBY NOTIFIPI thai an action to P'oreclosi m Ma NOTICI UNOUR FICTITIOUS tgage has been filed aqaimwt you an All per-ens are hereSy notified PvbIish Ma". & *p' a, in you sri ragulrid to serve a copy NAME STATUTE DElhi that thi undersigned as Ad. TO WH3M IT MAY CONCERN. yot,,rwrltlend.fensei. ii army. to Ito minhstral.r of said estate has Piolic. is hereby given that the I. CANNER HIERS of the law fir, comnpl.sedth.admlnstratiamthuereof IEMINOLICOUWTY ufld,r$lqn,d, purtuant lothi !f,_F!LD!l , fETTINGP4AUS I .. .it u .i ....s is. ... pecilysoue name stayssi' cnap.er PlIERS, i toutti knOwlat AvW., reporl arid application for N.t&ca Si Public ISoartag laS 05, Florida Statute, will r.glster Post Office Drawer B, Winter Pail charP. Obh.'Clloro thereto, If Notice is hereSy given Oftat the w,th,he(.I5fkoflh,CircutCOurI, In Florida 3311$, attorney for Pla'ritLfI , ShOuld be duly filed Alter tiling 0d 00 Adiustmenl will conduct a and for SemInole County, Florida, and file the lginal with the Cla'k 5150*113 thiS proof Of Publication public hearing to consider approving upon receipt of proof ci the th. above styled Court on or bet or olice has been PubisPuid on'. a a special escopiion In an A.) p.iblicaUon of this nolic., the tic- April 30th, 17)i otherwise --_ tar tour COflsecutivS weeks., the AgrIcultural Zone to pet' titloti name, to wit: TlN LADY Judgmemd may be enlersd a9lirul a matter ci approval 00 saId rso'x't Recreational FacilIty open to fttg under which It IS engaged in you for INs rolief demanded in th arid tu ordering ci dIstrlbvt payIng public, on the following b,jtlny,s i,t suite 104, 43) East High Complaint, ie'o estate will c.orne before the described property; way 434, Casselberry, FlorIda 37707 WITNESS my hand and seal ait 1045 hand Ii. Cmntral Park es par in the City of Casselberry, Florida. tue SOal of said (nun on this lIst da TIlE COMMERCIAL BANK AT ptattheveoiasrecordedinPtatloca That the party inler.sted In said ci March, 1112. WINTER PARK a, P. 55, PvbliC Recoeda Of business enterprise Is as follows: (Circuit Court Seal) -- i Drive 1ttis.pblIt nearing wItI ii, 1*10 in The' wily De Rochelott. sit' WOUld nut be juo bid best chanc, tar gease seat be tte count, Coinmissoor Ctwmoer, thsg South, false-carded with ------------- -.-----------.-.. ____ fl ice the 10 nr4 1; was up lo D'A"tegnan t' discard He )orww I Ii &tt 'ri'[hus _____ . ,., Michael 2 Pauluccl By S. Joseph Davis Jr. (sq. STENSTROM. DAVIS a, McINTOSH deceased Florida State hwr.L--$'jlte NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT Pail ("Nice 5i 1330 Sanford, Florida 3777) *so APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE Attorney for MIchael 2. Paituccl - .. , 34 ) ALL Woman! M.eo and Mercury. Now let's I OtADJUITMINT 10551k IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COUNT, UiNOLE COUNTY, FLONIDA 15 hI. 4334 ESTATE OF ELIZABstTU AGNES FAVATA , acordafe with IPtO Uvi5l . s• A WTlilte... 3 __ __ Splice Os *ist'aby piviru t?iel the Ysurts ____________________ Front that background nged the Mike Douglas Av,., Ane,,fte $prW. Scm WtOle f th in County, s balsa under the f cci Philadeiplita Today, nearly ,,, tt, i inter to register sa*s everyone who's anyone has ap. twine wittu ?tie CibcIc o the CircuIt pea.'ed with Mike Douglas, ar Court. IOThifloêe Cir't. P10105 In tY:prr to. 0$ _____ tiiusloi'teer Ici protect the west hug, this was one time that it lead of a king was c2JIed p I or. He placed the king of Pa hearth on the tablE. Paw Black... am SEMINOLE COUNTY IDaRD 1NIWSPaPIJ I.n'tar,ril Chairman PublIsh. March 30. 1V73 0(0 134 oiicg !*P'I!Y5!"!' i engaged On bus ina at lai lçsi will stack to duelling against os 131 you. You DOWNTOWN SANFORD real tienk praZlflg with Kay Kyser, who Irtaitied bun "Mike Douglas." His first tilt show had the sig. ufucaid title, "Hi, Lda:' tHis audien is probay 90 per cent female.) Legal Notice SLIN. FROM 1:30 / Pe5't51 141 VegaS. For Mike DougLas.. "here" Wll not alWZrt tw top 01 the Show Six heap. When be Ct And iiiamed hii lovely GeT*. flt'Vt II Utran). they endured SC5 1*IIitt )'C*fl TheIT 1WnII) grew to Include three c1auiters. Swce*s came slowly, yet Mike clung to ins dream, as 1.001 Will. -- - Cont'd From 4:00 OPEN EVERY DAY -- - the lelill demanded In the PCIslIcn, ditCitill,. If any, h Ii on CARROlL DONEandORDCNUDatS.nPcrd, NURKE. Altornay her rilitlonec. Ven1tan Cl. bcA'UtituQ the CAnhl and Isierid Lake lying Width ad West Of wsse and sawer service In $.inlnole amty, the ,lattid CUL-OE.SAC, P*aring Seaboard oostllne RaIlroad right Of A gawvif desa'lp'c'n if 'hi area 11.4' 1ttOnfii cm venitl.i CT. altO (hormaily Orange Soft Re'lroad WhereIn application ID inuvlde k.'Ound tIe CUL-DESAC. right of way) including This public hearing will be held In biocas. streets, alleys, parks, arId wiser and sewer svvlcI has bean jM' thue County Commission Chambers smplatted areas therelo contained requested Is as hollows: Th land lying and be4n In of th Court House, Sarford. .oedItopattNer,ofr,Jd.dhn Pia?OookLPage33.PubIIc Records To*VIWIIP 31 South, Rags 31 East, Ciorida, on April I?, If). an 1- 00 and recorded In INc Public Records P.M, as sOon thereenor at Of Simninole County, Florida. . of Seminole County, as possible *,i lntsrested poisons please SECTION 31: 5,errinoIe County Board govi'.lued accoruir'gly. *21 of saId section lyIng South oh *4 Adiustmenf This Notice is to be pubisined P40W SHOWING Sun and both-builder Rolls RoYte aodan n N. Emerson Sig. "Scic lilcu'" cried tit Rochefort. "From now on I PlisIu MW. 101Aar. a, IL it. 1512 • ....,.t, k..4.. feast 5tt lfltM,.J Uifl.S41 i,%ISU you cut to utile a new plan you sit Working 01 Game Bid Discard Dooms your present thIs Take an interest in social events and please family arId fnends. Show that YOU lute 4 gool sense of humor AQUARIUS (3an. 21 to Feb 19) 'se the finest n'atrm had time tune map' - am answering Mrs and time ' ... ......... an you - ,. ,.,/ - Chapter 1'7, La.a of Fior'd's, )5jfailt0do5Ø,iJ(5getgatbyd5faul SEMINOLE COUNTY SOARO ciher applicable laws Of Florida arid will be taken against you. NOTICS OP PUSLIC HIAItNO 01' ADJUSTMENT ruies. rsquIaIioo. •, Thuhsncflceshallbeptiblhshedonc The board of County Corn. each wesli for four cofl$',tivi ordinances of Seminosa a.nty, Notice St PvbIIc Neartlig FlOrida. int.tws to pcirn"tt the mIsslonirs of Seminole County wesas slitlnq as the Seminole County NOtiCe is Puersey gven Pta1 the Board of County CommIssioners DATED this 13th day of March Board ci AdlusimenI will conduct a Seminole County, Floeldi, to vacate UtliltISi board ciii hold I publIC AD. ifS. publlchearhnqtoconsidsrappr'oelng part of lit. p1st herelnells, hearing km the County CommIssion Otanmbers of the Somlnole County Itrontage setback variance In PtA sci Ibid irw'.ludIng ill loll, bl.Jdcq Arthur H. Beckwith, Je Petirential Zone from 25' tO IS' On Streets, alley's, parks, and splatled C0i'Tho..Ise, Sanford, Florid., on , Circuit Cnurf Clcrk arid disclaim and rvunce TuesdavthedftudavoiApril.Il1t.at the followIng described pcoc,rfly: SemInole County. o-eor'ja 7:00 P.M.. or as soon th.esaftv CS Liz 11. eke Markham Eslates, as art, r:H of Seminole Cuinty, a CV' Ellan Scott possible, 00 consIder an uaPslllcation p.r plat theceof as rect.d,d in P1st 15111.ccl )'.*,dlvls,en of the StIle of Dp.jiv Clerk Book I). Page 4). PublIc Records Of Florida. and he punllc ifl end to the lubihitled by Eco.$an. Inc., JOSEPH DAVIS. JR., CSUIRI requesting Certificates of PublIc SIEPISTROM DAVIS Seminole County, Florida. Former duicvloed property, to *0: 3 at ........ .--U'--.'..-..----. - CAMPUS CLATTER st.,,Ing Puns Burn, OP COUNTY COMMISSIONUIS EVIL 01 the News Service .. .- ____________ PITT!! Gil IlIfil \,. .kl5 P4CM'.. - ti Section 7). Township 2) South Atthvm H. Bckwlth, Jr. Notice el PuOHC Nsart*g Clerk ci the CIrCUIt Court Range 30 Post. HoticS i toreey given that the thue retpectiv. resIdences of • Seminole COunty, pixIde Board Of A4u0tment will COfld.ht I Defendants are unknown. By: (ll.n ç pi.jbllcOtceri?bOtoconsldeq Ppt'ving You md Each of You, are Itotifle As (t,ty Ctert a ccrit.uuued apwot lOrt ci a P.tltli*rt lIE, I Suit 104u104 liii. to it,. abOvI kercne4 In in i I Rn:en'al Zoos on JG5EH M MUIASKO, ES. WITNESmyhandandtIuese4io1 discrIMd property has been file P.O. Drawer 745 ttu following de%cr..9d prrty; jo,bntMay0i iqal.'usf you in the CIrcuit Court, Ii Fern Perk. F'orhde 'z"s 1045 3 med 4 Block 5.. Hensons AD, '573. and for Seminole County, Floridi Acret. Fisther described at on Oak Attorney fog' r'ethi'&'r' (SEAL) enlilledCMAKLESO, DANIIITT Irs 0u,llslu Mar. )J, *5.1. II. 20 ttfl Leru. Arthur H. Bockwith, Jt. CASIIE U. BASQITY, his *111 ThIs publiC Nearing will La 0*0W in DLI 140 Clark 0, CIrcuIt Coon Pialnflffs. vs. C. I VAI th. County CmmInon Cfuambrs Seminole County, FlOrida — VANKLP4, Trustee .t al. Hu*e, Santoid. NOTICE or lP''INT TO VACATE Pc Cc.wtt Uy:Ehlen Scott Defendants, and you, and each c PART P FIAT INCLUDING AU. orida. on AoriI 1?. 1577, at 700 Deputy Clerk you, at. hersb rgvired to servs 01 LOTS. ELOCKS. IT! PITS, rt lhucr.sft.r P.M., or as Carroll Ourte Of your answer of pleading. I ALLIYI, PliNkS. AND UN. poltIe. At$Offl$y for Petilionec arty, on the PIalntihPI attorney, I PLATTED AlIAS SemInole C.inty Po.rd 412 Sauitord Atlantic Bank Bldg. JOSEPH DAVIS 2W. of lIEN of AdIuUm.nt TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Santord, Florida 32771 STROM, DAVIS I. McINTOSH, Pa's You will please take nolice ftI 5y l'ah, Sri'.. PvblIstiMar.37,30&Apr.4. 13. 1572 OffIce SOS $330. $ardcrd. Florida Chairman MiCHAEL 2. PAULUCCI, by and DEB114 37771. and 1115 the original In th PubhlsO March 30. )Y7 p erIgre attorney. *411cc of the CIwS 00 the Clrcui COUNTY SOAND NMI0LI 0(0 135 pu"luant to1,the provl,lons 0, (curt on or t.fuve April 15.1173. I ____________________ _•L ¼L___ 2:30 MATI(lIE '.30 (J P4ews (ii - 5(MINOLE COUNTY 50410 OP ADJUSTMENT 'kAY4lLLA!lLPO,atur*satl:303:3*4:St P I Lotte Lucy ___ ____ '- ir 0105(1 _____ that an aLtion to, diStotuIlort of tlu5 Clerk cliP. CIrcuit Court, marreCO, haS t'aen 111,1 by JEAN A hetv'me Inc 7*h amy of April. If) It you tall to do so. iudgment by I.AUOSCI4ER and you are required default s,III b token agairot you for to serve a COPy ci your wrItten ci ryu %UITY.T wota leader Mme. Biavataky dot uisjiticzi. Ct hii *31000 DEAR FOLLY—I suse to prewit preiitugr with the public., TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May ) You have to use different tactica with ant aanc*ate alto La very opuuratitad and then things can tue lone yc.ur say Tale and deepen frienduthlp. Detotior. pays nfl. GEMINI (Mi's' 21 to J:irr 21) H&ndInZ duUa with precisici' and yaui asuocistes will gladly give cooperation now. lutting s idea to work nd. will h;ing succees in the ev future. Be visa. 21) if you MOON CHI1.DREN (June 2 to 3u accompan) an asi'ciste to dinner today you can dIWU. mutual project and obtain the infomntatior, 's-au need. 'lake mate out tonight to your favorite recreation. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) if you handle duties at home so they pleaw Itti you 5Lr. their support for the future wi1 Use tact with them instrad of being so demanding. Stop being so peuunutic. Relax tornght. VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. .221 Enjoying common Interests aawu.a1r brings greater undcrstandinj in your joint with project. Male plans to be mare productive and iticreaw Income. Sta home tonjht and take it easy. UBRA (Sept. 3 to Oct. 2) The making and ipending of money Is most vital tight 1mw, as he practical. Use good manners and judgment. A family tie hiss a good Idea to offer Listen carefully and bUoy through on It. SCOR.P1O (Oct. 23 to Not. 21) A good dey to make tin it most of your regular routines and will have the things you enjoy dutn. Do errarith ecr'' and rtcn± u on groceries. Take care uf ixirrr.sporidvnce. £.AGrnARTL's (No, 2 to Dec 21) Visit an expert in gsur T 4sr advir and suppori 'oti need it this i'usmeu A new Idea you have add much to income. You need to s'oit more and play lees. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 to Jan. 20) II you help one who - Ouis nanEuiNelwtn Lllsh1J with o dog's currs' brush. Be sure to -- " . to - I (.1 Se'c-rt Storm (5) &0*r& °P11 ' 3:30 (2) rigP*t Promise () Eege 01 NIght L. McK who has trouble keeping her throw rugs fluffy efter washing. I have found that putting fabric softener ir the rinse and then stu.tlang them vigorously when hung out enlug tip and would appreciate some help.— .1 C. , GENERAL 1'E!s'DENCIES. You put decided opportunitie4 lads:' and ton*ht If you use your loreatht to sdssnt.e. Good judgment could car.trib'tte gte.i:ly it. a cons-sc of euon that brinp honor to you. As a rewi yu cen nnnplesz influential persons and gain themn respect SflflR 10.11 ABC, Owen Marshall, Counse1 At Law (Riat), "ien Who Care" This is the earryove h'm th Marcus Welby segment on Tuutsday when Congressrnian 'i'cv1 loVe It." be told WtIW* Deedee on Aug. 11. lV, Mike is a Leo, Macwe recently. Now, we all oer, "Here" refers to his actors and they can really rear. a tw emanating iti UTh Mike has a tenper yet his week frcwn Philadelphia, where diart tells us this is not a man the great and nearly great Who holds ua.ges. ad)) travel to aiear with His singing and entert.almng talents are emphasised by sev. Mike, Ten C3JllitT) e-teweri cant be eral planets. For example, , do your work in Sptersdcired Thrs (5) Nt'wlysvOd Game 2:30 (2) Dector. U) Gufdfrsq LIght (5) DatIng Game 300 (2) AnDther World ______________________ Irma the CairnS Z.Ighssr lseWI nan ______ () Muries pe, Mike Douglas Is indeed a fine hwivan bein&. reader has a soltu- yirnhlpyn is i cc. snme wnv In rs.nrat' an old TV and record player stand that needs brlg. \'\''s' COlTUl5WIty 1werty. - — - *01 PDIIy'S Problem (IItt 1*1 Jf )ur Llvss RI Leve Is a Many tS __________________ a .--. being Interviewed on televiakx. andFaul&tdKayMedfirddos __ ergt, ° a —, _____ , Ia Y-taa t.." Somerset I) What's My Liner •..• 1') M3veS P:30 U) Lu.lLy Sbr'u woo (37 Dinah's. 'I Ik ______ ________________ (1) 4:00 (2, MonSters R&n Alter It has ber.n used. wocl of the dirt is ci the sur• fscc of the rIngL which .'nake up the tatted ljsct Make a ____ _ ,.- NOTICU OP SUIT TOt ____ _____ _______ big Top a:00 '4) Cann kangaroo 15) MIke Douglas C:1tO () PhIl Donahue' (WT)C out. Be's hieo this way ______________ ________________ _____________ _____ ______ ____________ __________________ _______ WInters portrays an old man -- DEAR FOLLY—I hove been making tatting for over 50 years and want to tell Mrs. AE.D. how 1 wash mine. F'irst of all, wt.ili worLing :.r it. have clean h*fldl nd clean thread t*ChUIC dirt tattid into I.t.t lace wila never he k'?"' 'iPauword () One Lite to (2) Today ' Under I, Ne'e4f'e$ i'a't hfOWt I:Sl,lIi 1:S. 101. v'.r r,res, I rf World I% k,_ V'iW5 *01 DEAR POU md Mrs. .'LE.D.—1 too, am a t3tter a ad to. 'a.sh taltin& and not have It pull apnrt, tie zZ sack ref ore was''.ng, When it has bet.r, used to edge pillowcases, turn t tattrn inside the slip and baste it cinse.d. Use a damp cloth It, press tatting, then iron very carefulit so as not to catch the poInt o the iron at the lace, wtIch Is dainty and doeS reçiire a lot of care if it going to loo pretty after washing—MRS. T. E. B. ___ ipStC 7:0 .— NOWthur Wed., Apr.I _______________________ Almanac (5) FlI #. , SunshIne 6:43 X2) _______ ______ _____ _____ - _____ V CIatsr"n (4) SutsPthAlmanac (5) sii MIFTSI 630 (4) Sunrise Semester By POLLY C I" S&. coordination is hood and he could do well hi sports If hi Mtn tried. My husband was an him to Det his nly son shy away Nun it. our son is interested in aorts as a cpeetater, tiegs to go to tir pzmet witti s lather and tie gnt How can we et 'tim to J s On Washing Tatting hi s-- 'II :30 (2) Johnny Carson het _____ _________ ____ the *how, especially when Tomorrow 1:00 I a-Ltnk. •_••*• -• FRIDAY ___ ______ Paul Lvnde and Jonathan :30 (3) News MORN 1,0 Some llintt (ss.'se: tith the CYUr.1. () Drat 1000 (2) Dear Martin (5) Pom"rEns soball season. He 1ngs ake Me Out to the Rgfl w , P-N.rt I (4) Mvlos - - — — — — ________________ Here Are py5 (5) imus ) Flip WIx. u') Lift Arosi1 LIe u. — 1(1.4) YtHC, The Dean 4aI-tth Shoe. In his own little lr*y, aFTEQNOON S . X (&t 1*.. ______________ '__L__l _____ ______ —— . StewprL A man dies ,' 5) Tiat CirI Peter CottonTail - taia.by wbo p '•• flerun), the rr.ytterlousl in pt-tann (4) FantOly Mfhlr (5) liewltched rye of his pa"1e tinlTlE fl:30 (2) P4oItyw Squares lrnnslde t'itn tt'e tnvea1gsUirt. U) ICYI'e L (5 P'iere Cotri __________ l's of !he. Century (5) Draçnet 7.30 (2) T Tell n-. Truth __ g t* ttlded by a top cast: Barbira Rush, Ray Waistim and Paul _____________ EVENING 7:00 (2) I Dream of Jnannhe " ° C.cnie,*nces p di*nha. !te4dl*rtErs. This t4u.rre Isle' IC 30 () Concentration — — BR. DEAR ABBY 'ur 12-year-old ________________________________--• 1:O — — & you think? I'd like the opinions of ot1, the. DEAR MRS. B.; I ia with that .1 y. NOT think yen are "sets". • - S1*ne oX' my family thtz*a I am ita. Whit flfl _______ .O NBC lrortsfde Television THURSDAY perforrn*FlC't$ and Ctlrtim ( "Ring of Prayer". Chief INmilde takes an riusesl ap. pruact in solving a cose. He 'nniucta a seance In ...— iT'• ' pg GesSOVI are tt'r fla.iuy *5 the VOICe 01 Se,mnur s. Suss?ra. ___________________________________ - -- L '__ ' - fl5, you'll appredate the fins 14 te'me the Chief Easter wrapped inte the t.try. Ty Runm. The voice of Vinceti Hardin. Diana D tni 3jj 1 - - --f'.... ldli,tAkeartrtyaS.1 _____ 15 iT I traders ,tk.a a "esaL" fit any ci ' -5$_____ DEAR AflEY: I de rot want to gn to my fw"rtl' I t foT funeral service Is being preached at 11* While ctzrc. i ,iae tructoii ue nór to ta m' tioy to the tuirtery and bury It. Should anyone care to rave after the .ervkes have n enneluded nt the duneb, they may do as. It ii rtef fZWI*I11, to b'e' a lr,urd one wtthoi having follow a ckeed b31 itt and out of the church, Ilowly to the cnetery. Arid then have to stand there srI watch I' lo*tlrd into the geound. 6 11 a!". I $tIII t*0' remretthet any. j hae aSset asked my man-led frienda. ajtit tlry can't remcmt thelj "pt-onooaW' either. Car h be that paeab have gone A 01 s*yle P'eaie Thu Mv mnth' tiU th p' yur a; a fl ttar ETTING 7.L$JLRTIi WFHC1"T A &x,'. Jnd aigit cue' SAlLY 3. rROPOSAL", .' 11br,-,. iT. nthiodi prne.aiwd to anybody, we decided a liu tt's* ag' to -- ,-i.-,, - I 'r fr° f.t,'yc '' ._ CaSh'S WIM, June CaIler. Juuiy sings "Bobby McGee". and "These Hard Working 45 Permits giOosws: the circq,. Tuesdays l. WCIbY eplaida_, -n' Ii a chartnlrtg Ttwrea mystery, adventures of Peter, bo WEltS excitement Under delivery girL jim m-o urd.n 4 Ctv Wsi at tnquotta ( nut wetidin date Nobndv ws %iI-,riseud hei 1 -" vn' ci eme*__ It anlrnziti4 musical roflowlnR the rt'manee, back. Other guests indude ex400thaj] 4 F.nr.np .wo,d 45 Ya.kutyv,'r 500*e'a,ib 3 (',e ""' "° official -.wrrelis* R.'r 51 Atadist, utscl c'ucoo •"' '" 3() y4 5 we had been gotn together Dear))' three' veir$ g Into a big dUicuiz,lon. i j neuci tJ 4 ('44 (romb, form) 430f a force I Nostuedinp 1$ Rordor 35 Hun t4ffi fl*ITSIIW. o thC P0IIo*1it . 'sW *145 :i.s tçSM05t'R I !IALLY lii? I? QFF, / 'rLAIl. rUT 11' UIIIOII.4 Nowd *411 hOld I I,ubllC CAStIF M, NANIIITI, io Flantilit, In Pie county ComrnIlsNn atentbi,l ci the hmInoII Ceunly ( FLINO! AMONOSO 5•q+n at INC hKWIOOn ci the Ceu,tbeuIC, Sanford, FIoridi, C. L VAN VP1APIKNP4, t'utt. sI Florida, en TvstMy iii 501 day ci ii, ott ithiCi Let I?.It. UI0C 004 ON. Srtii. Ni* York P.M,or it A'ctt, I!7I, 04 ) ,lrSsvrVn'eitMI.,.yer.ci. tti*rol!.. aoutbie.tOcoI'$tderifl to the piat tNC,if YOU AUF NOTIFIFO 11111 itt •ubiilttsd bY MuII04 vi Pill N'I I Page s ci NOTICU OP SUIT (tO tO' %lOiutton ci mattlie Late Water Attoclallon, !'vhi( Record, ci S.,IIi• 100015 V TIlLS _.j OIPW relici Nil been tiled Il'quellIng I Co'tif'e ft PublIc IN THOf NAMC or Tilt! lIMP or CJfit' FdD With thu SOuh.rty Rod oqain,t you and you are required to Convenlenca and Necesilty 00? iinoof OqC I C0$'' Of )OU? ttfl waf Sc sv1ce k Santinote county, ouC Rs$d NO 531). rUn Wettirty ° t "Y. en OO'I(n V In the Il.t,ndants C I FlrIda, said P W 51554 lr,l t ipue AItO'y VP 401k P14. YtuItee II atI,e, mu A ganer if delt, !4n o4 It'• -' et !hencl con Whot, lddrl4l It P.O. 001 lOSS. *Puceln appilcaIlen to provIde iWad 9e UflbftlpWfl h.lrS, desisut lonq Said NW 1*000 iou Sanhord, lotida 3)711. and tile the fL assIgnees, ilenorl PuC, bt 'aqvelht'd It granI5, 5th S d'tr'eI celgnal Wilt, thu. Clerk of the ab0C • hollows .,.. ,nillOf%. liutle.;, ben.lIclarIet o , the South lIne ci t.ot Styled Court or bliore the 4th day en Thai land tyIng and beIng In any and all persons claiming by ',-, u, D, laid point hcing NorTh etlurenise $ Towntfsip IS South, Nags 3) Silt, through, under or against Sal, roes 55' EmIl 14) 37 heel from the in, tht recorded In tOte Public Necrdl r,Wectiy, named Ociendants, art, Ctfl'uSc ci Lof Ii, NIock 0, thena may be lotecod against you ,114 neminded In the P,IIIIciI each of I?iern, and AllY K RPUt of Seminole County. at hollows ,NPMII"lt aloru sad !.uvth WITNESS my uarud aruj tval ni and JOSEPh FREUD. her husband SkCTION Il 1. t n. o. t 1*11,,, and it deed, INC riipO'ctivl SECtION 3) the • 30I)tffl 4)' 3O' Past 1710 laid Coutl iPult 31*1 dIt "f filrch. 1573 devitei, grintirt Thai land lying and beIng In uin*flO*l ö' '' Phue Point ci Neginnitsg (SEAL) **Ignes, li#n,,rs, creditors * touth. Range 3) pest, corner Arthur H. Bptk*llPi it . and recorded In thus Public Neuwdt t,ustel.b•qu,4icia,lSof any endel end Ut. 17 $ *1 CISck 04 laid Courl persons having or claiming by ot Seminole County, at PoIlQws: ' r" b"c hrIn 'a ii I. held In NY EliCit 5.011 DC IFCTION S the w tt ci the P1W through, under or iqainti Ill, Corutmilsu CPiamb.rs s* OflON V. rcECr4ICK 'sjtNe N ctthe P4W s,the N *'oi reipC.Ilve named DeIend.nI, ant p.p Al$ern.y toe Fttlt,uwer each of 'h•m, and against any an. the NE '* and the Wt ci INS SW *5 on &v,i 17. lct, at 7 110 CajI Cnm,t',ercla' Stt'Ii SFCIION I: T!*3 NIl '.5 and SF 5 all ,erons having, or clalm'ng I' M or as u'w' t1..,ealter I' 0 tt IJ'I4 he.o?ny ,iq'ul, title or Interest Inthu, and INS S *' of the SW tI. ss'bte ' ioIi':wlnij descrb.d land tiU anu 55(11014 7 The F M'minoii County 5uird q Publithu M*" II. I. Apr i, II. ISO, . ung in Seminole County, Florida SECT 1011 I All 00 the said AdIutIu*lt OF n ItS Ciul alIaIh,rs horn it may (on(Ifl Ny Jack Syn'e Ch::.m.n _______ SCCTION?: UI. SW *sI. 7*5(7 I' The SOuth Ii SI thi jbl'Vu M*r, . S1) IN THU CIRCUIT COUNTOP THU SECTION 14 The W t of he SW South m of SectIon 75, TownshIp) tO 133 510H11UN714 JUDICIAL CI!. tkwdt0*eN*Oftn,eNWIA Sui,thu, lange 30 Foul, lout mu CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMIP4OLU SPCTInPI I? Th NE 'a and the •igtil 'aay wiskOt s4Id t,art coutily. FlORIDA. Pm c,'ntt'tIenm iutd5r4I.'uIruj Il SC '.. an'iIhe f U,cl tOte 04W cu CIVIL ACTION NO. 77)71 0*' ADJUSt 'tNI' ..... .. '. ': * r..'m., ttr.,,'u.u'.,.'d. . ,, ,u.rullfyini _JLa '. I' 1., ins n'an.rs is more pamticIarli ,,, O*st,mon NSICeOI Pvt,lic NearIng ALTAit(St J MARTIN, ATTL'$T: Aithuir II. Sock d.icritrd at hollows: NolkO .5 PWttht Oltin 11*11 the WIFE. 'aithu, Jr. TIACT I Ai the SW '.. of the 5 SO4'dOf Adi jStfl'iiOt'W,II(OfldijCt * AND ',and the W I, of the SE 1401 thu Clerk s,bIecheerr,.JtO(onside, oØcwouir.g JOHN I MARtIN. SW ',ot SeclIon 33. To*nship 7 ubld: March 1). 30, ISIS. teqUt%t 10 0P 11h pond £IJ t4USDAPIO DES. 57 South. Pangs 30 Fill. LESS t9"3y4' tite v11hu fr,m tPte pmopc"ty --------NOT ICE OP SUIT fleginning 4) 4 toW kUJ$PI of II' recI.oQ I bOrrOw u'Der&tIcn on the TO: JOHN 1. MARTIN IN TIll lNCUlT COUNT, IN AND NoriheatI corner ol the SE 'a n oflowtho dvlcrubio prc5uerty P01 SUMINOLI COUNTY, the SW I' of 5.tIhovu 3). Towtuii,ti 5? Mulberyy Strest ¼ '501 NE '50$ SW 'a. SW 04 SF FLONIDA. it South, Rang. 30 Fast, run WeS MiodiHen, Np, York Ct W '4 (tf Sf.OI(v* 7410 70 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7)141 37 $5 test, thence ',vth 300 Iou, lOU t Thrr Cf*rt-r-d 0% •CTC*% from ARE HEPEA'i' PIOTIFIFO IN NE: ThIS MARNIAOS OF thence LasI 3171 1.-I, thenc tPuat a PtlI'cn hoe L7lsiohuticzt Of 20114 FOSS'iR LAUOS(,I,EIt, uc' C.urs hilh 303 fell, lh,ntt West tfl 5 0" Lorçw000 Markham Ma.iiJge his been tiled against HUSSANO. AND JEAN A fqt to tO,. poin' of beginning, tnt Wi: b PumI.3 in andoiImrIr,quir.dt0$orvea COPy c-ilc Nearing WlF. Icit road right of ways l '' Arnw or Pl•adtrug to Ow 'hue Curlty C .ossi Chambcrs NOTICS OF ACTION TNAC? Iii NelJlnnlnI 41,1 lee relltlon on the PetItioners Al of Court HOuse, S.ntord, TOi JOHN MOS,EM SOuIh vi the Northwest corner o JOSEPH M. MURASICO. p florida, on AprsI 17. LAUSSCHEN tpueSuk4oilh.sw". . P M. or at snort lM'qI*t'cu' as !eQ, P.O. Drawer 745. Fern Park, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Tc'enshlp 31 South, Rang. 3) Foul riorIda 33730. and file the orIginal It' IC run W.tt 5? 15 t.•f fhu.nc. Soull VOl.1 ARE tfERtflY NOTIFIED Of Pieadng In the Office of S.MnctIe Cc,,rtt floa"d .i-taI lonO to Pits trCeI triIIe 4of's staffing Tnny Kate eagp barrels along tiwar.. Its down. marble 11 Prtuiut 2 Monitor lizard fl L.cridsin berbr 3S*x.swlth duurt 3M,,c'a,sdj,.rrt www* Cri By AbigaI Van Bu;.n - .l ' ?i.- 5'. I' 5017 () flS' bOy frittid aiid I y T)EAB ABBY mcii 34 Op.,oi' eons urtiJ, wk.r r sovlot c1t proposed marriage . Flip's S$Spir.-dhoiit l4i.br'th.e 3SPdtvt,ior U .rmsn Crr. 41 POsn *• "ronour, No one proposed this 51i"jl s t14Md the owner And Ud'CSICfl2d t}* bO3s life. The Qawford plays s- ABC, Hi'c Comes PeIN' nngmtstreu of a tra'reHrog daughter refuses to testify 141 ISthPT3 behAlf, Cottontail Rerun. Afl SD- circus in a $5fe (tt$TflI A . -...-. ALIIYOOP SUMINOLI COUNTY SOANO iN CINCIJIT coumt ,os IUMINOLU COdNTV, PLONIDA OP COUNTY COMMIHIONUNS 104 THU CINCUIT COUNT. IN *040 PON SIMINOLU COUNTY CIVIL ACTION 040, fl.Hs ; p,.ry •;en th$I the hi N. he MCuIs.. NOTICI op PUSLIC HUANINO PLO! IDA TPi ci COunip corn CIVIL ACTION NO *-df4 * Wfl UAM J A'oROSo, hutbind. rnleonet I ot SernIneIe CoieIt DIVISION S Ic sI4 %I I-'u it the SemInole Count! COlA! I. I 0 II i UNIT I and l( iS 'II(PVftOM'l lt'i C I Corn F l•.I NOR A MONOSO. WI r F that the cs, m CR5 Ttnu-cday rluctanIL' recallsprevk*iai CircJtfl ha'f •-" iO$fl NIRhLMo1ea ti ppctite ai*es rjjcI h1efJ, 3IPttw. iodMts the 1eend of Casey Jiww. Afl nip wan t1 ó i ______ ______ _____ ______ and 3ft{bon' - Ifie sanford 1-lerald Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice %U0INOLU COUNTY SOANDOPADJUITMUNT 1.tIC,I4PUCHISt1CI _____ ______ _______ 4ê'0dqeS— Ur,t (Xasb) A fi 1 Notice TV Time Previeu's Pe*4,s Pjuk Au.v,,r - ' '. ç �-- - t --- -- - -------- ________ -- ------- iF Firep Q ----- ---- tvr ft bettar meld with L. itcten3y wt pUTi * rr timc and n we we p-obIen is *1w 111nI (Oh o a - - - -- L__ —' - for • -- " TPU -- brick t ti ft Man- C) • these their UI ($ •• '.6 4. - - - - -- -- it - :— - ---- T -=— - ------- - - -- - --:T - - - - .----------- --- ---- - -h---- -- e--- - ver matted nw wan forhWali ____ — Ile k , 00, " - the Thersday, March 30,1972--IC 444 the had arms niattw is to u4w area "tlp, - .--.- - -, In choosing colorful flnisbn Inc it it) :2Cke, An the floor Whel, the~ taa I "mrs of string the mliture is to be gu-e it* z-olms chOW, Will VO Witt, III-- rnn, thec marki otf the (thor with eali. at the mt set & quatr % tsrst LAwI itl A (1w proj the% , \ _ ___ •- - : Sl - OP LJCKIPS STAMPS — 2. — itflt - A. a irna tnattni tft work' r6Vi0I*C th (Inc *1w pnthIr *n Coin popIc.i'vm repbeok rniir wasn't pIUWib But — • ----- rnlfht .c hac'.' vnrkd the hkw is £fl41 WhI% ;ant thatir delp7ran1 I -- &vm show Apply di' anottw.r %nJution and v) the inventive iubtUutt ;?o t.- he mile, allraot.4vu than the ani"MI For example alc pnug& 1- - iG? i- - The Shnford Herald ii vnt rannt annri u rr .t u. j- naiJ we the wa wbet vo1 Oki T°CI. --- __---_—J_-- V lardwart and home Im- the we UJt) - rPntI r.curØnç - ----- 100k - - tere%ting aspewt of the Mr- s tions liff W. - .i. V r tJ - ------- - blue border around the room OIWs 100k old (k mars left tw4 mat he think I. throuCh carefultv Tuh mind iuk j memern AIM trot, m nit V. date. Tir Iyajr 0r tw ver Plnj I ::: varm w fitipular that num In- wtit.+ kn% 2,31: habit-bi-- aq"rt feet, pltk~ gitruer clu thor- 11MI floor. tlw he ___________ pr2JX4 gvc thlt*i peraU uooec arc iiezr 0 N II - -, to'ew 14N Q. I have a reolly 2=11 ram - du you WEIM tv call atteum tu it W, do you Sid) to i0vt It Which wu Waded for a MUD U_ JH latter, ;arn it (1w waL govi arid find qflael,e r Waia u win, cknr. L' th. tarrr, ttntit USE 4 IT hi hi if d I ••I:lur) h1 i;rt at Wi-nded tht or plaid would make a thvmU4 cnu: spvV I think . '-d a,..m eve, U you Ukfl*h,i and Franklin. lrar't and Repbom,' Kaz*r 'The (iauw of the Fazes,' 1- arago. 'The It- N-vrr Ites' Wile, with Aronwt C art i rtim ca gar ment -miz rn red I ttin*.. a Lash b ww 104.wi 1L 8tyizztti Trov.&al pattern could work wat FACTS AN Z DAV" Mack Vitt 9-tiXit N-, __ PXrkm t ftIC that m'tt not rqwrr ts.r,gr '. uC'h a 4ttl - owiç member little maneswenng rn ac'-ommndai'remaw thin, , : ,you put thery of the zamtI% who rant eon VV far titk 1ctist kn 1 Lila will a s seasonal . . p erha p used and sat mndTr,. i ftpied nf Law 1mgers ;Wau lInus lreeln! that macft rwni nwir n t l niit not stein possible w .. /.rathe winre uf If1i0O 13 Ancall Hor p.orc 10 find that betwees the p thm c the ti rr I! vc.i l*t - Repairs n"ri er iangznr prmesiu ant i the I lcvn smdf , anLlc being uuIted. flow abou' another shelf there' ITI0T rirr can be createt tr' It mum. be caret ills plare.. I: have beard that CRUPPEKIRWA the simple process of removrs' do-i. e' U.S. 4zr FarceC prevent Iron location' eIotJs nor e'ou from their present jj , yj pieiiw " Chinoo- k es which are met - I gewzg a Un '1oth r.r hm uu t, da, wl hehriiIeric frian Pesznaylvama vi M.ne train shoe raek.. If mire at's ., ever, used - Pr ta.ed check tye 0. Ihad ihetit wclt.$anned jr- to Vii*1isii and prk.il p (bee y-'ut maui ithes them in i ma& C1ai,nks several rangensent, use- clUset t elaz.tt. Ares Izrr,d Uwin to "I 61f md dresies which you a srwli. inn it eziended on furvni nztl. bi dw me I baven't put for at least a ahcut 'wit-thirds across the All wIthin 7: ho=. j COY ___ _____ - PTTWffd be Used pasnt rr t%na dr azd ws 1oun'Jd tit 4i sanr ) - Send artier w01MIMMI george Whr SECOND stumm urea. The World Almanac says. The ASTh.A is the otdet humane mete. in the Weslerr hemispfm, t flfl.eand brwk, r. most paint stores A vinyl sealer sru...n tw- used - I - RAnw?iard Add 4 i c and pr 1. in 11 cruelt 1 a i r d anirnab thrDUIZt duttior it ,th Uult IITUI b cn TCCT.rw flt & legal zitu punitwi mcai- des tt.r adhesive ;IuItlt - '- Ti ,r.w I6stae Oia'. ft- - .- tnAtt- aj. Lhe% w% In the fla" .4enry lier , in Npu- I'ari t. pp - - •t It o' ii Ut I nt Anim&h a Ir' • \ ---';• •• - ____ good rysul:- and these are it rays browns me helpful tips or, available a"--- us far It hi ar4iuon to Law area ___ t'-4-lugtlt •rxnclvt rrpe: 1TT)G1TL rUIrlerC arc sort ideas to: ftnrt Inurw I- .r iie&t recdsts I floors i.hcives and ihold he so 1119 At a IA'a level, & IkM bir gain It Tna% iiat k- as harithr P1,141( , t U1IIIWII ti $.-.- a And flit floor Is IIt'l ci r?Iet; ' i!•_ — __ .L fin rtcft rioti In', addition... ' it $4I6 like UThfIfllfl M to ANNUAL ____ __ - ' VIA OOD ) -- itot ___ I rrlcxri 4k otis Am MOK vim is 12M11W _______ Pm1v.ida, Jiere — — -- - — h - I & _ - - WOPdjD F hut MI*% I-Aftl It w--jottled b did TIOt lii I)(V) - • - muslin fl' lr itr.htnn "Eleanor ("Cl suarestiom 1,J4 it. r. cpacIt. U54 - is cratnineJ already • pMta1T. W. As for Spam Lthere flOti how mud,alit thv '& fliL. with liati. tEe%. DlaufLc betwrer 11w kuu shell and would tT*IUW ''. llk U VeIt nthf tItTfl& The flid L nfl11w tI')se reiitrg yijt '...IlI- C with thz I w (juM that afl-wW:r frorr, hangeri; st, elm tuRfIttif, Knet. lWwv P ()j Or i_•• fl U b Uai1e ••Tht p.lf%4W ri — WuuL tM wa-: Wnit %j (ftn• u1 - ti This kept anrd fl! th pi fr for hannn long gar it win '.iu £liflib ar rnac y up your mind Wduo tcinthe rod and thoset%swtcas0 Uit — - . 1 B'. ANDY A #J' wstr*Iwr,t flmtiite, ccdwork :MIwa1 01W c4)rl3 wm&'w with W1tahf?I **l',, eye arrester. but 1: M better M look at the Project as % IUU14 one Vailhin Lip not *TQ Bost S.1Ir F,q nuç inzc 7 11w inclination ' - hs L1L.!#4i UZI- vNit, 4hter War; UK- Cffr- kpw bei-eact. Vy- dute-'o mm1- *I! dowmtrAstawn I!sun" It rrr. '.r tr veIln with it tec decided it i e desirner who like di-t tiatwr the i..tnauw rrittbt —. - wili eav %a law. #erommasum timll vmrUi the backaches k1r tb hi 44 es an, thftnorsWhitris 11113' -- WA 1 TO fjntd b~ I"- in England tr 1W r, the indualton vrotae re at sit 1 While squAl" 'woeM Paintrd I .v-' i ___oieAIQ vi L SPEç1AL' t...- - - D , --- • ianunaung kit which tp- I4.tir 11185 'im ADWTW - ca tal to ,, tt'tiitii&tI L&11.* - A 'ianis lirsit (II (.dd S • .- Pipp i&w' (sm..G 441111 C" ftennsm.7 POLYESTER 1011% POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT DOUBLE KNIT 11)0% iets. runt __ \flftvmr' trait your fabric onto the r..)LJQc7J , I__i speciali) made sliMe cloth wi th a warm iron and the heat of the iron univ - it'- the Mitevve.SfernuI Co.,I Park Ave.. New York. NA. 1. -\ ' V / .11 a .— -.,anah i on& low 9"1" 0 000 101111 so //4 .. ' - s lLTt Mir - — __ NOW .— "s I r-I i, ibi W tlt.o [Lam., Th — t,t.nsat$ri lor. -)' iir to (op&r'. New Ikeir ' 'Qd k'— - • ell A. lit.M. M calif MI 7L sCOTTYS home builders supply \ .. •, ,• ,. _____________ , # ,• ' ,- ' d 0 ::) ' - j CA — 33 $2 t - ' STITCH WITCHERY - I, owl CARPETING - " KNIT PRINTS 0,0oftrw Oftem"evow 9.r tow, whitt, black, mvy Ur BOOKS WlEt - __J\ $100 FOUCK PRINTS ow - 33 &&-Q1* **I IM% "nor ------ - 9 — so *mow PM _ - - I '\\ 0, $22 W"MMI-1 auIsU p*titat 0 SECTION ____ IUP k,tar KNIT PRINTS -°° Stt'B -- . \ Frenct. Ave S - :----. AV N it ND tit 17 V . p' (. \ if - 99 tz -. (1 I :- ( VFW -, 1 - -- i: - �PA.________ J — •J - - - -- - - 00IIjU1/, 1IIOJdIIIVIU I,OlIU Plants Important 2C—The Sanford Heraid l'hursdey, Mtrch 30, 1972 Holmes Yard A Show Place - Gardening Secret: Tender Loving Care - - - - .—_---. . - - finp f. ir MAuL .4 told twe a lot i mane mint Zy from toy mint plants. It Somewhe,'e in Seminole WW In one who p1mb jw.o wR k)k4nus Crish the mint imty there wy he u yard as mud the ntg1buTI 'We keep the liwn mnwr at IelIvD and the stem. Cover pretty on that helonging Oliver and MULr5d Hobnus, at al'veIto cut the grass shartand with water and bring too boll. time Remove tram the heat, cover Pern Park but nowhere could try to cut at the every week. Of euve, If you and let thfor 10 mInutes. strain. tur he a FeWer yard. It Is w ,,erfettly lasped cut too short you will brww tht. Add green food ,oiortng to tint Hollmet, and a few drops of mint Mn. t)at no matter where year eyes grass" flavoring. Put year ulco and "We also put racks ei arnww. Sure4el together. Add one cup whes the Nir.y surs ago Holmeses decided to nakc the hOuft so that there is 11 of sugar for ever, cup of tuice. Ftozda their home the', vaway and also an that um Rrtng It to a hard bolt. We had to start from scratch with the time carift *u paint the serenci It with msa." she said. Mrs. Holmes Is an active house we will not have to their yard. Tree werz the ooJ member of the South Seminole N1a1?e at izijure azly p*n2s. thing greet coming with the house and the Holnxmm even Now of our plants tooth Ow Garden tub. PR -' '3 weather ?utted tLentI are sprb*ied e"er day I try to art th 'uL 4r a week to 71, th' yard" She adV1r' couples lands-apui their first flort t1- renieml.er oat evwythW is dillerent In Florida. "Start with -" that . •,.-.,.. N. not bdVlkl V ha foil .io - 'U tH tti Ne knowlodge and new technological Information in that bdkuicon tt cannot bI totmi , ve', far into j __ ien.tie fowid In p.,. p _.s_# .. be afru.' tn "art vitl,. sniall by tht ttortdj, L'xtensior, •., -. plauls. The) gro very fast to CALADIUM 4 jrY THE P. SHOt. ESTIM A1EJ Ik 6? Mansfield Nursery - ¶ / '',_ . .,i.i FERTILIZERS 1*10 £PftU 10 1111111IM"M If Pusia 11111110 UI.T,) L LJL FUNGKIEE3 Results I In Florida Soils to Our Sunnlland Gardener at better Garden Stores Throughout Florida. - 1adI iinn tI \ / beplaintedat the uinedepthat which they were grown. Deep plan ting may cause rot of the base of the plant. The soil should be a mixture of one-third sand, ant-third leaf T7Ji -: Senkarik Gkiss & * — — I P Paint D1AL322-4622 — -. — third soil Sand may be omitted from the mixture If the soil Is already very sandy. Cacti do not require the amount of water given leafy plants. The amount required ''.( ' ____________________________ EAGLE CO W1 EXTERMIPATIHG COMPANY ur.L, wmth'Set and Forge"Ccmtorl Contro' INVITES YOU TO CALL St W. P1 in 'Ti ol 647-3864 IL 01 Also neipt c,ean of ix AND FEND OUT: ALL. 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Cactus Numbers Plant use then Is not only but environmental 03 r'-'1 accnsosits SrOlfl 110I -. ....... ,,, .. rrld cr peat moss, and ---- I . ,,, .,,, - ONE COMPACT UNIT HEATS AND COOLS TOP I UPRIGHT // GRASS Off, 4 1, hil "/ SHEAR W'S H r e 11 Pick Up Your Free Copy Of WAS 14I SEMINOLE GARDEN CENTER I Made Locally For Best 5999 I . the front of (tie First F'cder' Sn' Association on West l"irst Strtr't noticeable.Ptantx Affectlife ln more ways that are unknown or io INSECTICIDES LrL i lal cat OSSTON lot 3. ELM AV[. The cactus family (Cac. aries with climatic conditions Yn MANWAMIM : AI4TTW1PIO IN AcUMINUM tat'eae) contains more (hen - a drier atmosphere means `71 OUALlY. pgjT species and subdi talons, large amounts of water, Plants I have Just moved to 1,500 cau DULANL)O ;STThese plants can oc divided tnziyk-' watered or.ce every two Sernii.ole Counts from the Into two groups — those In. - six i4ecks during the growing North rsmd .a-e no Idea hew to digenciur to the desert and those and flowering season and little WRITTEN WARRANTY WITH ALL WORK trovir plants In this aia. Yibff* native to the tropL-. Cacti water Is required thereafter. A can I find information to help thrive mostly in worm climates good rule Is: keep ecU moist but ______ ______ me garden !n Florida. This but a few are cold hardy The not wet eon With proper culture, cacti vary In she from small plants r 29933S1 [I Comm S16w s. Rd a ,.a e , less than an inch high to tree- have few insect or disease ITO, __ .,... nere ar a number 01 like forms 30.0 feet high. Their problems with rot being the sources of gardening In. habit of growth varies from itinit COtYltflOfl. Rot may be the ALL TYPES Of scafmilPAinfO .ozmat.on for the netv upright, spreading or vine rcault (if poor dralnageandover WHIU YOU WATT UUuIvvwner or g;ijvj..r. A gwd types. Some have thorns or watering or Injury. If rot hr ja3l started, cut away the in. th A % Wt to spines, others do not. ace to sia" "I "I INC Pl All cacti r-.qtdre full sun and fected tLqxue. )ZLzIt nursery, Mesly.bugs, scale and mites some are fast growing, while 016 1 .,1..0 i-.... miu,,,c.a a. v v*.v,....; ", lwn,np nenhinin Thaw can be controlled with groulng. Cacti usually produce large malathion. showy flowers and their fruit La an edible berry'. You cannot identify ti.e plant unless it has typical cactus spines or you know the with aautifully framed mirror, botanical structure of the flower and then see the olant in bloom. hand crafted o compliment your Many of the plants we call particular decor. cactus are not. The3e Include aloe, agave, et$otbia and Or, let otir experts help you siIect many ethers that restymble --cacti. tP crrecI frame to display your Cacti may be grown Li flower favorite portraits to their best advantage. VU, ' glass containers orground -* Rt1IrdleS3 of where they We Also Have A Very Good Selection Of -are grown, they should be ART SUPPLIES and WALLPAPER piani.tj in a well drained soil. Grave, coarse sand or broken clay pots may be used for soil PAINT drainage in containers or & outdoor locations. Plants should Ir rt It's time to oe your Is an the lawn and garden spots in zondition with Chase b. Company Products. - '-'i - - I :otICIItooan Mi TYPES 41 MCI 0 PATIO __ -- to Is, A Car. W. Stt 3 C}Id Lok', Mry ?ra PHONE 32'Th I mor.tal well being 1 dii- - -, ..•,• u.k- -. nifibuloux benefits from plant i in i ii the envirmmentare phabh the most important Greener) and flowers tend to relax its and lilt our spirits. Even If a person III b' - • Light, compact design, 14' doubleedged non-slick canted tillide rechargeable Lng life batteries 0.livers 2200 powerful strokes per mmule All controls convenjeniP1 totaled In lbs h.r.dl. Comes complete wRit recharger, Boyd Col.rnan-O,vn.r i... :._ WITH fill An" *-44- 4 ;%I! till 1! - d1r. w .0 fim ci SCREEN OF THINGS1 OPLW MP THRIJ S&T.E $.. M. . a P.M.. • DULANDO SCREEN & AWNING, CASH REFUND Gm"W Electric earkj pm:Lvas of WEATH E_RTR O W HEAT PUMP 10, '0 BULBS peroor1 Marilyn Gcrdmi Photo he tit It low Ilk uMns guidance and discipline to help thlktren grm TWO Of the most important y)'p— male a p*rtJwr an.I "ring children. nnuid wc w etprct to put as tiired effort into nuiet' izood p ?oran hart as In e4her Ii -qa, Of 1I'4ng' No one is barn i wit'% t.imian relaticszthlp skills. 't'ey are learned. prarJtead, evaluated and tm- F117t140 W)*Ti I_içitO Etens1on programs In .ltby pants that & sv h'e fØrida mv fi misied with !fly insects u.uiar the leaves. area of Landscaping I: u m.tter of Saw ni •renJi', t.etnç ptrr.onaltt ritzr plafd.. around studwe and explornc h c3the b'juieare low. WcUk U'hc tension group Include amMW 10 aw the IIkt frilrfl the prnvtn fanily t*ek and the neighborhood munteattons; the ens oing from the tnml It is a matter of ralm of and womeI tw trial and error," she advised. y iipr jf pigrerg, cidid "To be a asecesaft] gardner and sctt; living with leon- I you have LP love p1 'fl$. I ag; being a parwit; and —__.-—- th the CONSTANT CARE nu5t be given th ornamentals and other plants If one would dire a landscaped showplace. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes not only give constant care but also tender loving cam. Top photo — Mrs. Holmes with ii Hanging staghorn fern and, on the floor, a nutmeg plant. Lower photo azaleas abound in the Holmu ye-rd. • -. - ANNUALS VEGETABLE PLANTS pnncrtim.e is Here plants which friends mc' ielghburs gave therr'. lbe secret," explained Mrs. iIobnes Is lender k$ng rim. W*- put In &A izirmtk- STAtem • - he Alt 1 - _____ HEDGE TRIMMER . - respiration of plants cool the The events in the last decade, resources are the open particularly man'sjour-Ay to greenery, waters and choir. environment .cng U natural --i the moon, have sharpened the rcer*ry. They are the out-of- air condltioi*t's i'nd at Uie Utile awareness tit the relationship doors that we use for recreation time produce LLfS gv1ng osygen • . between man ar.d his en- - Ibty are the chart-n of the while consuming unwanted • vlronment. We depend on our countryside. The well groomed carbon dioside. Plants act as natural light indc4s?ar4irig of ecoi- and city street and the picturesque ftlLers absorbing harsh sunraym environment to show the way to landscaped borne, • a quality existence, Quality Plants play a very important rind heat. Air currents are eststt'nce must Include opet. riI In the Improvement of our directed, obstructed and ' space and pk'au.ant surrout. en -trozrn2nt. As engineering filtered by trees and folIage. dig& tkinenta, plaits provide ac- Rain and oilier forms of The goal ci conservation Is coustical control, sounds can be precIpitation are slowed by now also directed toward this deadened, deflected and sb foliage, protecting soils. Shade - - - • ideal of encouraging and sorbed by foliage. Glare, provided by plants controls IOU - ,building of pleasing man-made reflection of sun tod light can temperature and reduces •' •- - -• • •. -• environments which as the aIo be controlled by plant use oxidation of valuable organic • qitrpcwe of landscaping and Erosion control and traffic matter. Air temperatures are 'proper use at plants. lie most control are provided by plants. rnedtfled by groupi of trees and 7--. • - •• ---- -.-- - -_ • and foliage. Plant roots and orgn!c - fraSlle of th ect'r1Ini natiral The transpiration * • ' • -. — mstter from plants provi4e(It reservoir that Wdi the flftylillt.. "-:valuable fresh water rifiedrol for GET INTO ium.inuc. ri". :-'-.-- -' - --• .':L j'• ,r - Ahnost dA !fVith Environment To -a &Uorflen tI&ilr ' a d1lsue to improved there. ¶liey pn out pahUL ask and fruit trees vv I• - Makes Florida Soil More FsrtUá Lasts Longer Great For AnyIhhij That Giuws. 0 �----- - -.------------- •-----. ____ _______ ------ _• - -- MEN- - - _ - -------------- - __1.____. - -- ____ ,- ----- - -. .-_ - • ---- - - -- ____ W_ _________ ____________________ - ----- ----- - _______ -. ---- - . -v-----. -r - . - - - - '-- - - S - ,- ----- Look Natural Is 4 In fashions for the buyer con- seen extensively. There were am does on red, orange and corned with aesthetics, fnwtftm deeI, polished brewn.bis, ptrpks. too the colors are an and price. Here arc it few rich chocolates, two tTa r6tUrel. They seldom thiek. M WANTED: Lively family perst.'-aI observations from cotta shades and honey-toned one 0FCt put It., "000kir is needs furniture, practical manufacturers showing at the camel colors with sill manner of well-behaved at this market' Pr.nta in fabric Ire an Imf,ties, more versatility, ac- I.Init Arge)es m'irket where shading in between. They are store seldom pale tielge, however ptrtanl factor In furniture furrJture to pict up tired old retail cessor More frequently they're ñc In desn as they have been for house. Must be priced for reaentatl'es go to buy. sIIhough the shade may wera1 c44ig, is h ere . iJ look rundown budget. the Intensity of color, prints YIo1rJ aeorvs to have brought be fairly light. Sound familiar' If so, take ha .-e become just slightly k' Green can hardly ht ignored heed. Help is on the way Influence and that goes for color lyj4l. In fact, geometnrr., as an Important hxm fashion as well as material and dn. Because the lively, busy perflorals, plaids end strtls izry that ft's .'okw color. however. are seen colors Nature's or family's needs have Is am to be Influenced beginning it's has become so earthen, and sea been reflected In the hoTw everywhere. Earth, s 1urn1shtni market and the inspired many of the colir often hard to distinguish frwA rather heavily by fok arts and handcrafted looks. nations manufacturers are combinatloni, perhaps the mcii brown. l.taUwalh the Ort&..ital rui - - if.,. 1*,,.,Iüw- 1ik ...hI,u,h ,tqri,i h.bbs. If, mint ci avocado Is and white. This combination gtvtng way to olive, and olive to has long enjoyed prremtnenct homefiringL -r in floor design In the finest New dcsIis shown at the Los wit treated In $ variety of a greenish brown Ii, IL&tStin LiGold Is still an important Interiors Angeles Home Furnishings way s, from stylized floral prints Mart offer a dvely look It' 'some fc trdiuonaI upholz1er to home fashion color and its nott the fel1ng ci the Oriental t'cnt' ltpn it) stripes or warmth csizi be seen In w*Lle In a num"r of fine W0%t fu-ntsl'mgi some tr the Lo' an modern pieces range from palest hone) to deep upholstcr fabrics ,. ne New designs diown fly MARIE STANTON News Sorvka ,-t .- - - -'t - - - - - -- ' - -- - - - - •'." - --- - 't-, ,,'- - - . - - - -. r - gr 1eAj et;;netricsifly orwnted design as hi ci l's ---. - - ' ---- ----- t.i ct th - - I - j V - - S-- - - - %-% N' - - - .- -= - - - eSpeI Appealing example .s -----,, _-- - - ---- - -. - NOLL - -.::- - -. - - - - Ion their vigor and prt4ably Ch.-rry laurel is - i - on Cr.,tuns New growth or. the Cuban was Sunset Lamp Corp's. well riddled t design for lamp bases on be Laiirelat this time ofyear may out at bedS cracker),. preparaton made for the becc.rne infested with thrIP01Thrip. cause a distorted tip "Were definheivnmmitted sumunPr flowers. C'tLVJ SUZflITWZ fIDweTIfl5 annuals 9TO wtl, to a more natural lock." ex-nnind5unseVa marketing are almost In the minority ft C%: Bu tler. "And Here are a people art becoming more few that will be available from I - and garden sophisticated. 71n eect a your local m Lamp to be more than just a Upp1Y shut. Zinnias, manlamp It ns to be an in- farm and typei. 1it0 tiTestlng and attractive ac both dwarf and &&Ugrowhi VariCtieL The Wishbone fbwer cewiry." is Ideally suited to shady Mustr0ting h14 Point further locations. Gompurena Is UWet.ROES.AZALMS is his f irm's coflectloo u lump another summer anrual that ASSORTED PURPLE, PIPIK. WHIT! bases Inspired by African looks much Ukt Rod "•t io it is 2 icuipt*rtes and tht,sc un from everlasting and U 'VU an hat 89C 2.411 the dtIiITtS of the Antrican weather. Don't overlook Rose AZALEAS Indian. Mom if you have $ hot dry AIrWrICa'I Intem in band- sunny place this little plant can crafted materials for the home form a bc.-utifW 'arpet all BLUE VASE I18tO24" DWARF GOLD TIP 2FOR amy, In some ways be related summer long. l. to related to the to the people's Interest In tex- Cockscomb family. The plant _372 0 6" 449 'ARBOR VITAE tural quality today. Many produces a man of foliage arid PFITZER 'SPREADING" I3 ft. BUSHY BAKER'S 2FOR draperies, asltmatwes the top becomes a for LIthrirL Upr'UIs*erY, was and floors flaming red. Give Fireball ARBOR VITAE prcm, ide teITIfIC trctural in. plenty of room and full sun. It 4.8' temsL sensuous m nature x'e rw1to a height of 410 5 feet. lag ADd tZI "Spreading" SNORE JUNIPER A few rain showers during the large number of homespunlooking fabrics, soft velvets this month may bring out an fiLth printed and cut), soft abundance of toadstools. Don't Onion Petunias- Begonias. Marigolds-Salvia luther-like vinyls and long-pile gamble on eating them unless you are a qualified botanist. nv)or, In a furry look, PLANTS 5 For 19 WHITE LACE PLANTS 49' PLANTS 1"-4 WSHING WELL, with Mrs. Jessie Knight, esoratet the yard of the Knights' home fronting on spring Liike in Chuluota. (Liza Raker P11(40) t - )argt tvrietiM Q!crimson and attain a height of t1gee feet. C)t.'ia iim rturae, are ideal for cut nflowers. The new hybrid variety nIlSIS that you might find IÜI1lY Zinnia make ezcei:rnt cut desirable are Marigolds. These to- come in new shapes, heights flowers growing two and a half let. Fnr an ari d colors. Don't OVrIOOk planttrCü*eus outsunding brit- COIUT a'rcadv su.r ted from your Firecracker Red. The nw nwstr o' gartict1 supply s'ure. super 3fl5 are a vrry doubled HeI are some IK't will perform flower and nuy have pastel adm*rabl - for you during the coin with two and thI torte summer months. In Zinnias, effects. there are many new varieties Most everyone is famiLiar available. Most of them art a with the common Ptgweed that far cry from the old fashioned infests our Rarden, but there is flowers that grandma grew. beautiful variety bometimes You may want to try the referred to as Summer PainMezicana Zinnia, or the Persian settia. 'flus plant produces Carpet. Don't overlook the striking effect against a green Thumnbelinaa These are ideal or white background. The young for pots, low beds and vdgingr,. leave are flaming, rosey Spring is opening up, but you AM have time to plant summer annuab according to Fiorda Nurerj-men and Grnwcrb !.sociatIun FNGA). If you navy w. 5uctcr in planting aeeth this. nrnr'. 1 seedling of the JUNIPER VIBURNUJHEDGE 2 to 6 FL OLEANDER ROSES 219 S 9 1 PALms - I PECIAL; 4 F swow" MULCH 5II VIkWI5! D PASS THE BUCK! -- ntaybe removed to give an attractive top canopy. The tree may find use close to the Iiic or where a small sba& tree Is wanted. GARDENIAS 2" ___ EXTRA THICK. BUSHY s x The live oak Is one of our must prized and desirable shade trees. Its wide spreading LIGiJSTRUM SOR I" EA. i MORE THICK BUSHY ARECIA horizontal branches and shape make this tree one of the most picturesque trees for landscape use. 'Diii tree will attain a height of 50 feet or more, and a spread of 10 or more feet. Its tnnk Is shert, stout ant! deeply furrowed. The older tzeee will have a diameter of three or four fe-ct. ia" WORM 139 Full Bu. SOIL PEAT FULL 50C SUSHEL Th e leaver are th ick, leathery, smooth above, pate and silvery white benea th, and a' Artificial Plants' SALE' 7.9516 F?.-;4.9S PINK CAMELLIA ..-- li ve oak Is an evergreen tree, but loses most of Its leaves for .34.50 about a week or ten days In late 11-9 5 6 Ft.-29.95BOSTONTREE FERN 3 Ft. .17.,5 CHINESE FAN PALM is.csi l Ft. .STRUNKDRACCENA .......tics 4 1 , Ft.. 11.95 PALMETTO PALM n.isI 4 Ft. -3 TRUNK DRACAENA ........ 6.91 .. 3Ft.-Tw.1runk BOSTON FERN - 12.491 SFt..STRUNK YUCCA WITH. I BROOMS 4 Ft. .ISOSCHEFFLERIA .......... 415 7 Ft.. 5.91 KEPdTHIA PALM CLUMP 44j6 Ft.. 37.50 MAGNOLIA TREE edges slightly rolled under. 'The 1,_cs 7 Ft. .243OBAMBOO I. for a FREE sjUmoPj. phoa. I IV 644-3939 SC1L[NS, homegrounds. They will withstand strong winds with li ttle damage or limb breakage. Because of its tremendous spread. It shold be used along i?L Fusi -•• 709 HAROLD ST., WINTER PARK saa wits vs - - - A FULL SERVICE BANK • - iL * FERTILIZERS , i h r."er ke.dNIiir as ames Isw piisms ICISSI 30% O*O*t4IC Z IRON 6-64 PUTINCY WITH IRON 5J1 100% OtSAKI 144 UAGHI$IA SOUi 2T NIT$O S0% O*ANIC StflN.AtL I SON AND 6-6-6 SANIC 1 '646PILLI1I Ire. Magar. 50Ui. MANf$IUM 2 5OUui. siy keisihit. U&M p.. iv r4.# s- i.' MEMBER F.D.I.0 G-REEN the property Line prefera bl y thcornersoftbelot. - or wherever dense chadt is desirable. However, you shoud be aware that it is next to impoasabi. to grow a good lawn or shrubs benea th the dense shade of this tree. Keep this in mind wttensettlngciuta li veoakt.ree, ' Oaks purchased from nut,er.ea re gruwn in containers or balled acid burlapped. These plants can be set out any Wine during the year. Bare rooted - NINPOnNCY M1OSAIftC GREEN WAY* 501&L2"I 844 "s" J so WAY NURSERY OPEN SEYtH DAYS Over 20 Teems I Eoos?i foe 33400 sq ft. .,_. i.-i? c1t'i4 1 Reg. 95 $513 aaq 40 ¼ Y'' VEGETAftLF T T0flIaI ( . PIA1.. 69 Pepper CMa0e - E Plan? Man1 0ePs4,s - FERTILIZER PESTICIDES BULK SEEDS Hardware for the Farm or Horn . schedule of regular feeding niay Ir. atAr ed . th )C,) -y with UmnC of the inlioreknknlr.thuuhUxuse.l tn Ct 1SUNNIIND I , GAR DIN SUPPIJFSJ sprinkling of 9,ls bainnced fertilizer every two or ~hree Li much pre!erred over Garden a L (in n. The Old Kilgore SI Star* SwZgI -'.-- air condmiti onel " c'31 -, Buy now. Begin payments June1st. -- WX --.5 95 Sale 116 I I Illilill I I Ilillill II - - S - S - - --_ - ______________________________________ CUTTING 14)1 J.lTlO" FEATURE OF THE WEEK ltc,chiFST i. :iY A low-emission' automobile may be closer than we thins possibly only fivt %-rars away - according to 'ssocIate prof H Sean Dunn of IL o l'rnversity of Rochester College of F.ngi. neering and Applied Science Dunn itlh work on research and development of a de2n automobile propulsion system vtth tIn- aid of a $31.5M giant Irons the National Science Foundation Dunns way t cut auto polIoho involes replacing the -dirty'' high emuss,on intetmul ron't butuon engine with a much snialier engine plus a hydrastatic trnr,:sic,1 capable .-'t storing energy A hydrostatic drive, he says. 'Is basically a hydraulic pump-motor combination that transmits power Th e using ( l id pressure pump is drlt'e-n by som(- external power source for example. a **clean-gas turbine A WEEK 000 TO 5:30-NO MAIL ORDERS os Wpaisr. Rd.. ktw.se Fahkoolks & I... Reed, Wistar Pv shoi3f he planted only during late the cooler months - November through FcbruLry. 11 -_ III IlIllIllIll - -, ....... II II I 5 II I I II - LAUAN '2.39 4' X 8' SHE COLORS , - -'------- ' II It 1111 , Gold & Whit. - - - - - - - - - - - - - Uku. &Whlt. - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6.00 Green & Whits - - - - - - - - - - - - 6.98 7.49 Block 8 White -------whit. & Whit. ------------- 7.98 Pink 8 White - - - - - - - - - - - - 9.98 . - - PANEL WORLD _____ i.stsliuisss An..,4 "Nee Of Qasilty PrifI.Isb.d Paull"" Cosi.berry Plaza - RI. 17.92 f 4321 (dg.wot.r Dr. - II II Rog. 1'1.15.PenncrestC Custom 5000 BTU 2 speed aircortdsnor,er Features adjustable venlicetL'uiere for ccoiing wht,you want.:. Two speed fart and co.,ling power, withahes Scott foam liter Ton p'as.tton thermostat control maintains clejsre'-1 ('in1Cratur $6 a a000 BTU. 2spe.ed Reg. l7.95,dal.1Gl.$5 10 COO BIL' 2 spend Rog. 209.95, Sale 13805 28.000 BT'J, 3 sooei Rug. 359.95, Sale 33.95 Sale 17995 Req. 199.95. Penncre-s-t imperI4It000BTU3 speed air Condit ioner. Auto-Auremotonzoa horizontal louvers for *aIi.to-waiico.o!ing Ton position tflermostat control mn.untssns des.rod temperatu re. Permanent, wshsbieScot, tjrnfiItør Thre-e,peed Ian and coo;sr'gpower S8 a month.* 10.0008TU,3speed R.9.221.I6,Sa1.20t96 11.5001'TU,3speocl Reg. 241.9S, Sale 224.95 14,000BTU.Jpeed R.g.299.95,Sa1.269.95 (Iliffli - ROKMIRCM __________ 18.500 BTU, 3speed Rog. 299.15, Salt 26196 24000BTU.3speed Reg. 349.95, Sal. 314.56 Sale 2079b 834-1333 295-1460 - Rig. 221.95. Penncrest' Custom I 1.5COBTU speed air conditioner Features til1-ut ttr for easy cl-veining. prmrionl Scott tcj,n filter Adjustable air 04e1 for cooling where you want at Air as.har'gur 'ai'i stain air, Wings in Irish air speed ta dod cooling powar $1 a monl't' 2 Uve oaks are excellent trees for street plantings, parks, and as specimen trees for 29.95 I&AcZ ORGAN IT! iL1 ORSAWITI % IRON SPUADER LOANED 011 WITH 100 LaS. ASOYII IPRIADU LOANED 011 WITH WS 1.1*. A$i.11 -Il'-- SUNNILAND . WEEDER -FEEDER winter. New leaves quickly replace the fallen ones. I CPS I Ft. 24.9$ I RED+GREEN TI PLANT is, 691; * • • - clump leaving the desired trunks intact Lower branches 7 Ft.. 79.es PHILODEP4DEOW ------23.95 4 OUR "PASSER" IS WENDELL AGEE CALL 322-1776 _r - Last 3 days. Save 10% on all our trimmed hedge. The tree also suckers to some extent and may be trained Into a READY TO 3LOOM - $F1. -U.9SBAMBOO OUT!! - -,- --'_-- They also are effective as a 39 PALMS 1' D t 3 cu. ft. CYPRESS or PØCZL ?*flhis AN X3 _ fto-T i SALE •3T.ro7FT.A 01, ANNUALS - - )sitIoi1s f or about six weoki and are well eatah)ishs-d, a p if opt out during the cool months of the year. Cherry laurel are useful as tall hedges or screen plantings. THICK BUSHY f GLADIOLUS BULBS 98'ooz. 1' BAG / - BEST VARIETIES VA RI ET IL S TOMATO PLANTS PIGMY DATE CONTAINER GROWN People I 69' TO 5 BLOOMING 1.50Value TREES&SHRUBS _. ---- - Thursday, Mefch'10, 1972-SC ASSORTED "balled and burlapped". This type punt will recover best e hrdper4"i 69c 10 - OPEN DAILY MON. THRU SAT. B A. M. - S P.M. of value of th to plants are : b1min. A la yer of pent . rotteil After I1 grg _~V l~ fast - .- 0 latin Sets-Seed Potatoes- 611 SCREENED •• I' 4 . log & 37s H Loan U' *i$ ( . BEAUTIFUL EVERGREENS 1 & JUNIPER Time To Plant Summer Annuals a or arge bush. .', a good growing atmosphere, the plant may reach a height of 40 fe-et. Its leavet' are glciss; green with a few teeth arcuxtd the r'nargtns. Leaf arrangement on the stem Is rJternate. C'u.sters of small, white, fragrant rwweM aboet one. eighth men In diameter are produced Is. the s'ring. The fruit that developL Is about onehall Inch in diameter, round In shape, with a stone or pit., and black when mature. This plant grows well in a sunny or sl'sded loci'Ucm, and will tolerate slight salt 'It. The plant's foliagm Is consld"rel poisonous and sIiculd not eaten by humans or anlrr...ils. Cherry laurel prefers a rich, weII.dralned, fertile soil for best growth Poor soils should be Improved by the addition of organic matter, su'h as peat moss, leaf-mold, manures or sludge. Container grown plants are available at nurseries. The can should be cut and removed from the plant before plantIng. Container-grown i4afts may be planted at anytime during the year. Field grown plants are generally dug with a bail of soil around their roots and wrapped in burlap thus, the IN FU'! GORGEOUS BLOOM. ORCHIDSOEaster sk I - tree EASTER - Prized O - -- - . - -__-_- - ______ ---=-- thrilly growth VIRGINIA Chadwick (top photo) sits on the wall surrounding the l)aCt of her swimming pool at her home in Chuluota. Beside her Is a "Rebecca iub." in the background is a water oak tree, with attractive bird feeders and bird bath. A unique piece of driftwood with bromeliad, better known as tropical American air plant, growing from the dt'iftwood, along with wild orchids and a yellow ceramic Persian cat sitting in front of the driftwood is located in the Chadwick patio garden Uow?r photo). U iztIi&ikerl'hotos) Trees Sophisticated ,eomi'trlcs obvious))- borrowed from the s i,jnerscnn Indian.asws'l1su s such rimtries u Poland and othw Summer Annuals M4Idle European nations sire making their way Into the uphostery market and shnirn on both trtditionul : Color Gardens rnodrrn styling, depending There isn't too much yii can 0 Color in the garden during greatly on their color cornabout toadstools. They are be swmner binatwns. appear and reappear as going to ann u als the I,. of summer Handcrafted articles rugs- according to Florida Nut- the summeI i.lOWOflI P.DCocculonsil tables and seats and serymen Nos 1., the time to think about Growers and are lit- Actior 1FNGA,. The IncrCOSI'4 yo. shrubs. You particularly humps easing in the middle-frice winter flowermg aN'55 may w&--1 to r.'.i. i.t a few air home furnishings field. An beginni ngrather seedy, layers your Rbbbee*ot . I If rOotsU'ffll, and fli5.1IrMgCweed Shade it.~, matchin chairs red in heavy linen. A carpet 1h t-foot and ottoman covc , 4vuretharic--czuted fabric covers an L fabric covers thr wails. wh~!h well might have been derived from Otiental rup originally waver. In the Caucasus regiati. usually netvasary Irwhi's with ditcha8 uetween them should be satisfactory. Much evidence points to the :'k-. . seen as well as a mwi - ' RN INS . ---- =- )wavier feedings at great In. I.avs's, the fertilizer can be eii1tivatkm, the fertilIur should teryslq. if the flowers are springlednn top and watered In. be lightly hoed In, followed by Teipilng a Pme for clean amrple trrlgatlon, jtowng under a mulch of If y tsniwnot'ksotLurptn1IfU III on the other html, is low and subject to flooding, adequate drainage should be provided. Beds raised about 12 - I va*Z 1" to -_ - built up by using fo(xI quartiMes Of rotted iiiiinure, rot(ed leaven, - er th _.__ I__ - soil is light, siimly and low In organic umnatter. It should be Val - S ------ substance are expected. If the -S r' -- - - numbers of flowers of gmxl natural litpers ard some In rmn71* coft sky und ocean blue n4astarcL Angeles Home Feridshings and made oneA. all colors Noticeable in Mart Offer a lively lyk in haine wtrp -t fnil for basic brown -'____ - ---- r ' -S - at -' -j --'" Special preparnilon of Ihe *n$ 1% - - -..--- no be - - I -a.- '' Ik _____L_,_._.__ ________________ Every Florida garden should have some annual or perennial flowers. With our almndanl auisliine, there Is no reason why we mhould not take adv antage of the colorful display provided by I Wide ruige of hovers suitable S tol Ilk -______ Many Flowers Suitable - - fin we - - Jhe Sanford Herald Home Furnishings The ' -•_ Thursday, March 30, 1972 ,4C-The Sanford Herald 69- - -i----- ________ %.___=-z_ ISL100BTU 2speed Reg. 229,9.5, Sale 204.S3 18000 UTU. 2 speed Req. 2SII.95, Sale 2*2.95 24,00C' It 'T US 2 speed. Req. 319.95, 5.1. 24?, 95 Sale puce. .?t.ctti. through Situ -day. - Ornamental Shrubs & Trees - Nursery Plants - Sod Lawn & Garden Supplies - Landscaping ' This amount sepresenis 1110 I0quiie1 IflhflIfl'u'fl mOiithi1 payn.inl under Pvnny Tim. Plym.ot Plan loo the pwchass 01 - Pi* related silos No FIPIANCF. CHARGE will be snsu,,eO of inc ballad i th* account in 11w first bElting is paid in lull by the closing date ol the nest billing psi =3 When Inc tit rod I INANCE CHARGES will be delarmun.d by applying periodic titles of 12% (ANNUAL PERCEN IAGF. I1M E 14 4%) on the must $500 and 1% (ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 12%) on Me portion Or?? IO0 ot the pre.ic-n balance without deducting payments 0, credits JClenney FREE ESTIMATES & DESIGN CALL CRYSTAL LAKE FOR OUR NURSERY JCPenney The values are here every day. CATALOG SERVICE ' In This Location For Over 30 Years Ph. 322-27w service It's apartoI tht*. Lake Mary SANFORD PLAZA OpGn 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. MO,---SAi. �- - - _ - - AAC —' 6C—The Sanford Herald Thursday, March 30. 1972 61 - . Springtime.. Decor And Yard Work... Come To Seminole County ivimono w an naiigings — WT 11 Q. I have several p$e mine the approximate age of a fly DAft tIARA IIARTUND virile solid orange and gold and gr.an for piecing here anct Mfntot chfr.a. I r4ertr.d the Minton piece oi china. It is my there. Varying the texture of the mirnhers os ih. 'underside of the t.t Patterns i to paltarn 146 cover the perkA all 1796 (the gold piliowu pieces indicate the solid oriirue and Q. My husband who Is In the t4iivy was recently given a very with some interesting fringe nurniber. From this pattern dA te his We chins sent into old utsi heavily embroklarc4l would add eye sppv'al to the number, It is pfj4 -tiblo, to prJuetIoni to about 1*10 Japanw kimono as a gift by a pillows. Repeat the orange and determine the approximate patlerna 17 to 49 were made from about 1510 to Ian; SW to family with whom we have gold of your chair print In some age' E.Y.T. A. Yes The pattern number m from about 1423 In 3510, and become icausintadil in in colors aceessot$ea (vases, lamps, etc.) trot-n about 1510 to of deep blue, two shade, of throughout the room. if considered together with the got to i Minion msrk can often deter. yellow and sorre peach stacj, possible Iwould like to wee the kimono In Our living room arid I hsises thought of using It upholstery fabt$c or for pillow . however, the fabric looks rather delicate and an I don't think It would hold up well. What might I do with It? N.C.R. A. I think It would be ud to cup up an old and beautiful kiutiomi eapedally if it I; In fairly good condition. WI,> not r . -uoat the kt,nono as ii paintIng to &'d hang it 'in you: .v,lI Ilk, a j------- ------------) • '4.. . work olart wtthh,t probably is. . •,l t' AJspancseklrnonnca,makea hanKI.X)FIle wall Nmiting arvi a 'arn. corntrinn and mirely one of the Li as an NOSCAPE ' rL,4l I J (11 I1L)Ij[\ HOME ON %l 1.1 O1V ILl I AVE "N'14" . e- WA tiw a large piece of barnow and I LANDCLEARING Businesses icro&u the shoilders of the - ' 'sI IL .-I. \ 1)'! !L\ 111, I / \ , i'i DR a iketcn of your prop" Q. We are inoving Into r new houm. Tl)*- living room has shag green — lighittomedlum The draperies tire eggshell and white cheers Our sofa is asocado two matching chairs —, cowi- will furnish shrsibii Nominal f,, Includij Installation. wall * JJ 1111 A t r4lvest 1 ap- PL -1.\'TER IN flU 74 \ D) It .\ S.4.\ l'ORI) .%I.-lls'(,.-IRLI !'i\ 1 i'RI'sI. LIILhR) L.i RLL - - - TREE PRUNING All Plants Guaranteed 1 Year FertilizeS pray Complete Sodding & Maintenance Installation A. - rlin!ied 4(1 pvr cent in green B EARl. ARONSON houses with mercur halide AP Take our pla to the night lamps football or baseball game wi th Organic Fertilizers you It will do them good Do organic fertilizers. ck-Merrun mcliii halide lamps, med from (-ompo%t5. animal used IC) iflununate sports fields manures and plant residues — and warehouses — have 1n give any unique nutritional creased plant growth up to ot qualities to food crops' A Cotper t-ent Sri CrreflhDuM culture ns'rsit'. soil scientist nell The Weed Science Society of says not America recently was told at Prof William H Alhawa St Louis. Mo. b Prof William saysthai althougtithe additson B Duke, an agronomist at the of organic matter is beneficial New York State College of Ag for nl management and eonric-ulture at Cornell Umvcrsd. erosuin, the pt..rits prtJuce 'Ih? prime advantage of this cm orgamcallv fenilired soil are lighting system is that plants not ntssarzl of higher num. exposed to mern-un lamps Llonalqualitvthanptantsgrn*-n more closely resemble field- wi th Inorganic or commercial grown crops than ;in -c have irrtilizt'rs observed before" In explanation. he said. th Th&s includes plants grown r elements essential to plant refined growth chambers. he growth for the most part ent r added explaining that plants pla.ts in. iririrgara form grown under conventional When organic matter greenhouse light flora-tally dii- addedtoth'g-i,"headdel - 1 let from those grov.n in ;'n ic broken down b soil mitt.. fields in that thr arc tall and organisms and the plant r4utr. sindls Ptant hr gre under ents in the Ut.iflui' metier ant mcrvur lamps .ad sturth converted to simpler inorznii s;.-rns and heanti leases compounds Plants USC tht's. I mike the flure..eent cud in inorganic compounds of nitro eicndesc-ent lampt normalh gen, phosphorous. potassium used, the mcrrs.r h..b&- lamps sulphur and trace elements as emit a c'ontinuous i.peetrum sI..r?cs of the substances ti~milsr to that z't tustural sun• needed for pla.0 growth. light. f)u.c relAted ather adithan the plant. and in the vailtages listed were i.icreased uman • 4t P tI l'rhr intensits and less ampeelemen:s hate the "me cued rage 'strength of cleric-n-; regardless (1 whether thes ten' $ ,n the Lleenhctuse erc doe.l to tt.rsos in organBecause of this heightened ic- or cominertial fertilizers -. The proles..or said there sas intensit% the lights can bc held flC laboratory test or animal at a tisgort Ic el,' Duke added "This. 'imbined with the fact feeding tiial, that will infalfibis that fewer banks of lights are distinguish plants grown with needed Inere&ses shading and organic fertilizers from those pertiuti. more natural sunlight Crown with commercial ones But he did stress that soils with to filter to the plants a high amount of organic mat'There is one disadvantage Weeds such as quackgrau. wild ter have many desirable phva mustard and green foxtail c-al properties. And he urged shoed a growth iris tease of &l farmers to use all practical per rent - while ttit growth rate means to conserve the organic content of their ss'l of corn soybeans and alfalfa " .. - CARPET, FURNITURE & DRAPES Cleaned on Location! , - .-_- sc/a ' , - GAiT. CONCRETE FENCE ASSURE PRhJAC') ... i' t - - "41 - - . -.- ,' ...'r-. - a. , . ' - - - -- ( .j zo Q. We have a deal on to sell T.r house. But the prospective -. ' '• .7 ______ • uIuL.\ IAL JJ()Jj iui.; L41u1.-1(;L PR()PLRL) i'JU'sI.IIEl). iIUL'!ILI.I I'LII)D( ,1RJ 51 'S SANDERSON"S 10 PER CENT ORGANIC W IRON 6.6-6 8-4-8-4 10-6-6 6-6.6 4-8-6 PELLETS PER ORGANIC AZALEAS CAMELLIA SPECIAL All 50 lb Bags For Yr SHAVINGS& 175 F E R 111.1Z E R 2 2 $ 1.92 / matter Chart?. 000Cr Lip Sak SSSStearnatic .ffip'$ y CALL CARPET CLEANtPIa as. a -ML....', s*a,s 11100 Of FOR FREE ESTIMATE laA.... Øs4..4. s.f.- 4 425.5541 —66Wiast ---- C.sri. Robinson St., Orlando -. SORRY. NO GRASS SEED 215 99'Ib.....lOibs. nv-eniene R95 SEE OUR SELECTION FINEST FOR FLORIDA FORTUNEANA ROOTSTOCK — If House the "WINTER WEARIES" ust be removed. Even before and •'000" et.v.l wool, or one e4 of the canyon and our the wax base floor cleaning recreation room Is on the lower preparations. Cleaning clothi or basement level. below grade. should be changed frequently We sr having trouble with the for good results. After the flixir, which is a concrete stab surf&'e has been cleaned, you Owl, hits been painted with may lighten the wood stwface purh enamel. It seems to 1.3 with a commercial wood constantly dusty, even though bleach, following direction we first treated It with a sealer. carefully. Then use a stain of a It looks terrible. is there any desired shade. There are many way we can correct this conways to finish wood paneling — dition? — Mrs. Helen F. clear lacquer, semi-gloss A. The fact that your floor Is varnish or white shellac, thinned hail and half with dusty indicates that either your denatured alcohol, or use one of paint Is flaking or that the fl-,or the new wax stains for wood. was not properly prcpared in onv Dealers In wood (inian the fir? place. Centional materials have thesic products psitts and enatuela are not suited for appli cation to cants-ete for nv*IlaWe. the reason that natural alka li In Q.We have ahouseontli.'side SA F1MI N LANDSCAPLNG 1011 S. SANFORD AVE. SANFORD t:NEED the concrete cauies deterioration of (I.e paint. Only alkali-rtaistant masonry pnL'its and enamels should be used. However, as a poublle remedy in your case, give the fl,or several acrubbings with nonalkaline cleaner. A a scrubbing each day may eliminate the dusting. Use fine steel wool with the cleaner. If the d4isting condition has been relieved, apply wax or a plymr finish. Wax Is just a Wnall area at hr-st because if it is not satisfactory, the wax will have to be stripped off. As a last resort, remove the present paint arid sealer with a flush off paint remover. A SPRIN INGS * - .. D$.NU$ $14i1 Li Ll JiVULiIVU 6J7 Is (log wax on the present sh must be removed. If you cide to go ahead with this mplete process of removing finish and starting over. rst thoroughly clean the , TE 'nt 0 off Patio Roofs Sc!ln Rooms Vinyl windows ANY LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM (or dining area) and HALL CLEANED (Regardless THISWillONLY of Size) CHEER-UP co. 10 Comet cot Awnings Size) Now - . - Advanced technique, and ch.rnical developments roote possible superior results right in your horn. - and at a pri ce YOU can afford Now you can have you, corpus cleaned ptofsiiionolly as often as you ii.. CALL NOW 611-5453 110k APPOITM(NT - DON'T PAY! YES, WE DO DYE CARPETING RIGHT IN (OUR HOME and it is ready to u;a immedsely. ot We will ulso TINT or COLORIZE your carpet whiI shampor,nsg at slight addtlic..nal chaig.. COLORS SO BRIGHT AND VIVID you will b. tastoundod cis thousands of othersloveboeni Fl..Ii $098 SALE PRICE LUMBER and HARDWARE ....GUARANTEE CA U CO. PHONE 32 FENCE, tWMING & CARPET of SANFORD, lsc. 2$)) S. PARK OR. SANFORD PHONE "1-3624 Our Money is a Great MEANING We_ 3090 ALOMA AVE., WINTER PARK 671-5453 Buy A new seoaon always seams to cull for many new thi;'.gs ... Thre io newd to put ott added strain on the old budget or disturb yovr Savings, .1 1it' % Uoion . - t'F 050 O_r 100110) It!. IR'CdJ Jfl:i 0 '. ,wu\ (5 or .ssr.1 covets W.terec LUCITE co-vets wet stays covtred "ter, it fries ftst dcyiM. us, to vii CHEER-UP COME IN TODAY AflO/ oft UJCIT Wall Paint - J NOT DELIGHTED $I98 7 I $249s _ ___ Proven best by ret Mf ..'ate ci iPe lu-r bcard'. Cu Pont tuited Bu Ilt iii fast .atec cleanup HILL Right in Your OwnHorne Hoe (Regardless of Room LUCITE' House Paint BALE PRICE SANFORD flSpring 1 a too I '.- 213 W. 495 Special any living room and hall r-T TOMATO PEPPER ONION WINTER PARK PHONE 671-2113 p lot • - ALOMA GARDEN KING liquid self-polishing wax i.csed. try a wax rerrinver £ NO. Iwve you down... CHEER-UP—brighten up your whole house with a fresh coat of LUCITE' Paint SANDERSONIFS PHONE -- if L IJ, ,tL.IVERIES AT THESE PRICES NURSERY & GARDEN CENTER S NURSERY and jrface. If It is waxed, try ashlng down an Inconapicuous lrea with turpentine to learn if past wax has previously been ARGENTINE BAHIA THESE PRICES GOO'jThURS.. FR I., SAl .UN,. MARCH 30 TH1U APRIL - - , use MeasLrabIy 0 49 (EG.1.79 For Quick Courteous Serike Call 831-2023 - ROSES' 3 149 ANNUAL BEDDING PLANT SA L E 45CP 45k. Cu Ft Bag 11, you could We a painter. lighten the tone of the n.'llng. 1.e pres.,st finish ' 175 TOMATOES COMPLETE WITH CITRJS iLuciprer HYDROPONIC FERTILIZER SALE give you instruction. -_ A.en,I can if the job seems too dif- -- The Paint fliet or 4 iyer thinks the paneling In the g room is far too dark and if It could be lightened. It sema to be a certain le. I agreed to have the job tie. Can you tell me the best to go about it? If necessary, w11 hire a professional In the iJrefint.hrg business, — Arthur l. ZINNIAS — PLANT NOW FOR SUMMER COLOR ELFIN IMPATIENS PETUNIAS VERBENA MARIGOLDS CELOSIA SALVIA BonIArn.ucerd By GENE GARY Copley News Service -. . TA ESTIMA T ES AVAILABLE Lightenz*wg Panel Not Easy _ 4. -. REE rneres now - . .-, Available - ,%- CYPRESS MULCH The Steamatic Process gets your carpot nearly as clean as when you first bought it. And because it's to much cleaner than shampooing, you have to clean it less often. The fact is for every few times you'd normally have your carpet shampooed, you only have to Steamatic once. Look what we took out of a rug that had just been shampooed. It you can get. still ~Ave or can m tcIs the and chair fabrics, I'd us those — the tpollowcea,ndthe plaIn on the chairs, aa well - REG. $1.19 'b. Your carpet Isn't only clears... It stays clean. , -_ , - teamatic - - organ, stereo and tables are walnut. What color should we paint the walls? Also, what colors for throw pillows' N.H. A. The color probably should be decided taking into consideration the expoaure of the room. as well u what you W. If you wart aarm look tothe room, choose a pole gold. If >ou w'nL a cool room, chie .pale green. If you want a neutral, choose Wi eggshell. They at iou)d look well with what you &h SanfàtMmdfr J?CfltW11flEI3tflt1 , WARRANTY - - Ovi ..p.I Crowe will clean .ovs ca,pItin9 St Till than pci i.vi aver Cuss b.P.s., at voi uosey is ,,I,un.d IN PULL LipkIii.,,d ss.a s,,4 Od...l cospils inclvd.d Sn ihis pledge, — _— —-- -_--- MEMBER THE ATLANTIC GROU P OF BANKS IN FLORIDA MEMBER F.D,.I.0 �=lMlllllllNl~ 11 Mill 64 -• VIII -. '.jurc a i'Ji i,iru iiu •iaui''.#i' uu' AF Ric . ;0000< W10101 VOW !MR Paw Will T Perform (Story On Page 3A) Wm Irwit 400pu Pew aw UON V%W — — - ;fm SW V_W sum, Wmi 9W - Aar-it 0 'george st 1II,lmifl2fPI'I _ ,g ..— 11TIllafty un ... -.' - ___ SW , W= —i-- N ' n, #tF' I 1 tP*U wevu - I Neu MW - - . j. Week v 4jJ 'Ai Tornado *r —. nra — — — - Onl y — — • ! A - •. .e - I r . . •. .. ?I umu MW p •I. P .1n frrath magnifiell area with this Illuminated reader ... gives shadowless light from ralniature bulb just below 37-s" x 2" lent. For the professional, or for the person who nueds to read fIt* print. A grea I W-W _ M04 QM for Crz*ndmb ii; black or beige. V V ' Model 110311. The s ccsr to the famous 3M T1*rmofdx machine Uses th new '12½ '18½' on your desk. 3M Dttal Spe ctrum co pa*r. Takes only to anothe' or Weigts only 19 lbs. so ii's easy to move from one dck pages bound :n sake home at night. Co pies from letters, spec sheets, .,)VA ViAl .' " U A .*4 . a - : '-• . ' •, Nice I_ • - - - - - - w WWW $57*65 : . wau LOW Mar :'- r - --; - - — -- --i Voil llw - 1-' ' tA 1C4 41 5," It's entitled, y,,I You swear by peace, while . - you light your torch: And k 4t on your ne1hbcr's porch. a "Rights asi fr.dom," . What yen say; But heaven help If we get in your way. Our country's awful, you a-y and frown; You'll build it up by - GeStuart'sF'rIc. fiew slat, row VAr Uu LWI Visr f,.Vr1V.,fir ;IJIV. 11w, - $39;c25 . UWA Mawr sP -,.., mod.15730 . i 1 -- '- • II £ iiI -: : makes you a safe 14" taller George Stuart1s Price , hexrwo VW .17., : .. -- :--. . - - -. - - -- 41> . -- - - . -- ... lgeata. If you want this country, placed in your bands; try work and sweat, Instead oldev'ar4s. - i , -' At So start at the beginning,and .helpsett.hepace; Don't a win, If you forego the Give of your energy, stand eti,,.iv1 anti tJIiI! .-.ANt toire ther we'll build. a world better for race. JON V.A - - .1 ML You get the feeling that some - 474 Top Mode' SCIÔO uaO' some time; You've got to earn. a place in line. The tungs you want, you may never w,; If you spend all your (Line, just marching on inc. - famous Dropamatic it Look . r those rwulft ft' the (LPr,sldentlal nomination [It Into of the mn,ld described sbuve? I'm sure that the writer did What's Happened .d TO DRAWING TABLES d not intend for this poem to limit in long hair itself to those and beada ... ... wear Stand , ow t - George Stuart's Price . iowi $1114 $17• .-*A 5*1 i - - - . For offices, restaurants, hospitals. schools, wherever good housekeeping is industry desired. Easily cleaned. No springs or hinges to wear out. complete closure every time, eliminating file,, odors and that stuffed look of conventional receptacles. In gold, oren;c, avocado. SCIeS-1ftxS4½IU" Model 920 — 24 X 36 " $5 • , 19 A beautiful, functiona l drawing table. Square tube bate in block, bluL oran, or honey gold supports the new AERO-CORE lop In grand style I Warp proof super smooth drawing surface. Quick, limitless varielioris of drawing height and angle. Non-skid leveling glides, chromed steel hardware, solid black knobs. Easily Top Size 3l.42" ........$54.95 ? , a74 va e............. $21.50 Tool Drawer Do Why?? 11 you wanted to to rid of something like that, why not in the privacy of your own . i LaxWorAn$93, ORLANDO,FLA. 3=— ORDERIBY PHONE OR VISIT OUR STORE AT 1~3 EAST ROBINSON STREET DOWNTOWN ORLANDO LW-U!J Lake County 313-6566 25202 -S Daytona BearJiS 6$4436_OrIlfldO241.343l Santord — DeLand p HABLAESPAHO TUESDAY, WEDNESDtsY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY •CONVENIENT FREE STORESIDE PARKING Aji5,REoPEN1:15Ai&TO9P.M.tONDAYtD?TO6 P.M. • 1 a Book Shelf ..............$ $50 —:= — area south of SR 421. Some didn't burn cornpletely... .... the name is that of a very recent traffic fatality av Top Size 36x4$" ......... $61.50 ACCESSORIES - I out and bw-n ceiseefled ('hOcks rfor 1970 and 71----- an isc'lated - set up. $ iL50 . . ............. ....... gVI.r $24. Heavy gauge steel stand, has drawer for pencils, clips, erasers, arVit Price ..............Lv.W Typewriter paper -- any supplies you need. Handy shell for books. 1I Z 1Ii * SC40 desk height. 39" wide, 17" deep. Easy to assemble. Tan Finish. Made 111$I $3&N by Cole Division of Litton Industries. Model 159. Regular Price 0.sr, Sts.rfs Pr.c* ...................... $ Scems strange ......why would somebody wait until Il P.M. go * — .i.lrWJS -, A' ... - '1 - , J -I its own members with this how the City Commission may op approach the issue, stated he thing, and I would like to dr t any em ndahlon to the " McKibbin advised. It, ," In a districting plan drawn a Conwiission from the "P'munber - - -- - - backyard? And the police and firemen responded to the call; but it didn't appear on any blotter! Makes you wonder why????? T - - -- EASTER EXPLOSION fly Recorded by Ed Bodin, Retired Rei,orter ExclusivetoSaflfOrdHlrald SE The Tomb of Jesus Christ can symbolize The truth beyond man's scientific eyes. Explosion in that Tomb was cosmic force To prove the death of Christ was not a loss, Christ's mortal body fissioned Instantly, From Flesh to highest radiant energy, Like oxygen in water changed by death, To gaseous atmosphere for cosmic breath. Then Christ appeared in mortal form to show True body of the spirit men shall know. Thus goal of death let every man behold, With many mansions Jesus Christ foretold, The Father's house exists out there in space. So wipe the tears, my children from your face. ----I.--- - - - -. - - - - - - - GUESS WHO'S COMING. KIDS! house visited Play Care of Cass.'Iberry during ova little from petJ limuisday morning and was rewarded with a big hug old. heather Partin of Casselberry, who Is three years (Arum Riley Photo) ThO Easter Bunny WEATHER — Yesterday's high 77 10W66. l.aat night we had 3.95 Inches of rain, making it a total of 5,31 inches In the last three days Total accumulation for the month of March Is 6.88 with most of it falling since Wednesday of this week . Tornado watch was In effect through 11 am. today. Otherwise showers and thundershowers locally strong and gusty winds today becoming partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Clear weather predicted for tomorrow's Air Show at the Sanford Airport. Near M cCoy A FB - B 52 Wnc,"Thislsstrictly hearsay." Snnfurd pollee radio bomber. Walter Gielow warned that In a Goldsboro, Orange County, the people had p.-edomlnately black arta. Under questioning from to circulate petitions to allow a explained charter question to come before Crossley, were of the the people for vote, that certain people Kridcr echoed, "All we are opinion that blacks could not asking is that the people be adequately represent them. "That's Incredible, just In- given the right to vote on credible," was Crosatey's reply. question." of S HS Charg e N Denied By Principal per cent amount of drugs used at the of al; Seminole High School high school. students are using some kind of Hs:ghes agreed that drug use drugs was dropped before the 13 extremely high at the high Friday meeting of the Greater school and opined that the ChainbCr of Comntmlerce Majority of students are thkin g1t and national affairs drugs. He said the type being committee but drew a vigorous used run the gan,tit from denial from Jack Bedding, tittirijuana to "acid" and heroin. principal, George Crossley, conunittee vice chairman, said he was quoting Det. Sgt Ralph Russell, . 3A of the city "narc rqtiad" in Area deaths HA Bridge asking the chamber 1A assistance to police in the drug Calendar ---- 14A ":'irch directory fight. ZA Crossley quoted Russell as Church news - - ads ......... Cisuified saying that the drug heroin can be purchased easily In the city, Comics .................. 1!A A statement that 75 Herald Index Informed of the allegation, CruejwotdpUUli .........HA Bedding retorted, "It's a damn Lie." Ridding added added, "Even If it were true it should not be quoted." Robert Daehn, committee Crane ..................7A DrDear Abby ...... . ........ hA Editorial comment ---------Us Guide Entertainment . .. . . Farm news -- ---------- Guide .......... HA chairman, told Croasley tie Horoscope would appoint a nub-committee hlospitalnotti - - ., --------- -lA Public noticc.s .............. M to investigate his proposal, Society Later The Herald contacted .......... ... .. IDA .........M-9A Dot. Eddie Hughes, until a few Sports uide ..................G week; ago a member of the V city's "narc squad," and Tablehopping .........Guide CA Quebtioned him about Ui.. high Vegeta ble market -- Ch ras e s fatalities. fa but emphasized at the Bulleti district would comprise nearly Chambur. of ____________________________________________________ (s wise who can instruct us and d utzt UI in the bUSIneSS ° daily virtuous livin g. .-... - .. tepodtherewasanudear wo:pen aboard the 1352 - Highs today in the 70s and lows tonight in the a - - weekagobythecomznittee,one should be fro:. (ho ei,tire all g 17 50 p.s74 - . iI - -. blacks so better chance to be people be given the right to vote elected." on whether they want cornCarraway shot back, "Ycu're mtssloncn to reside in city districts, much cpposition was not supposed to do that catering to q minority." generated by Clifford McKibbIn Carraway explained that by Can-away. Andrew and McKibbin disclosed that limiting to districts, the quality several businessmen had up- of people to serve is also limited. proaclied him and expressed City Corrunixsioner Gordon opposition to districting. 'The Meyer, giving an indication of chamber will alienate some of ' - psidosrrdebts; And we won't be undone, by shouting atid azs 'a - with . - anyone whose car is his office. NE W 1• -1 _ I ' We got where we are, becaus we are strong; Not preachers of hate, and doers of wrong. Hard work and thought, have Don't get angry, e - . '2.95 - Decorator Waste Receptacles The safe, easy way to climb at home, in the office, the library. anywhere you want to reach somethiug on a hIgh warehouse . shelf. Step on Kik-Step.. the clusters retract and it locks securely to the floor. Step offend "kik" it o't of the way —in whatever direction you want. Nationally advertised at $24.00. 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Commerce legislative and super job and added, "this With some wearing head-pieces of vines, they national affairs committee this thiong works both ways." were whacked on the back with wooden bats covered moming approved a resolution '- What you are telling me Is With razor sharp glass, then flogged with whips of offered by George Crossley 10 businessmen are saying that request the city commission to black people can't reprezent bamhij rods. Whcn It was over they fell to their knees and allow the voters of SILnICWd to them lstrictly, on thw basis of in nearby decide whether to divide the color," frowned Crosaley. prayed, then washed off their wounds city into four districts. John Krider, chamL.e rivers, In a battle between manager, pointed out (hat - proponents of districting and has a 31 ièr cuit those committee members with no blacks on the population opposing change from the commission. present system of having lout countered with cuwmluloners and the mayor thing to prevent is nothing commissioner run at-large, the blacks from being elected" and motion was finally,,passed whei'i asked KrIder what is the need Robert Daehn, ciurman, voted for a district? The e.amber yes." . nurnager replied, "to give tI"e With Croesley asking flaws. But talk is cheap, 1° -: . . jaws; and your problems while pointing out ORGANIZESYOURPAPERWORKONTHEROAD - nter Beautifully stylel. Spring back. 5-Wa y adjustment. Thick foam rubber seat. Aluminum coored frame. Great for use at home too, at the desk, the sewing machine. ironing board.. anywhere you need a good, cmfortebIe chair. Model "10E. Regular $50.10. -_,_-. 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'Processing continues quick but the crowds apparently have overburdened the By John A. olski - - Type and MIT, 4 (ti ' - - - ua fit '' i In North Orlando, the twister s in. tore sport a utility shed and also While the firemen wore busy flipped a trnvrl-typs' camper covering tbe gaping bole in thr voita It-' kk At'"), power lines rosaf of the Cox Isonle, I'ir were ripped from the poke and lrnnrisler, wile of the l.nngvt - .' telephone communications fire thief, was preparing colt--to be served to (hr ren. were disrupted In tier anxiety, Mrs. l.omznkr In Longwood, the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ccx, on George tell, fracturing a couple of ribs war. In Berlin, a massive Good Friday flow of Westerners crossed the wall into East Berlin and East Germany. West Berlin police reported crowds at all nine i I"1t T - UVW - , r ij '.i Iku UPQ4IJlI ransfer '-'. kt - i c'- vov Mal '-4 '"i _____________ —_-- : the last word in beauty. 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Completely dryno Itquids, chemicals, pOde,?OneT. . - r*1 $ ronris (m e WWA iWt Use VA Christians Observe Good Fridtl,y' .R tes / ITC SUWaçC 5p04e rrior in pre WoolInnd etihilhMon wherlpan in that this stncrn-4smaed IIN lime, it still had mt I~f1witiv! er home wns hin, outside Of 1 liplated Ptwtos 11gs 3A and 7A) exi&x1ing gaq water hz,,t At Creel's Mobile Warns' Longwoce, city (mug but t,Ia Aico in the home wan John caueil minor darnag. ieq In SaI's, one of the mobflm down in window. Shi' wail uninjured. 'the etinuskd damage to the did not deter th3 firemen North Orlando fir-it and then Jr., age 2, who said he was was overturned by the high hop-scotching Into U,e hond- nwakeiwd by the "terrible noise Cox home Is in excess of $a,000 making haste to the scene, neighbor reported winds. The Coies wood areal, alon. lslghwny U. and lightning." '11w faintly said with wster more than mW. The Lmigwnnd police and fire that some time during the when It heard the loud nols.r deep throughout llw house. 1742. departments wgre on the seen. ind. thetf noted that it betghtof the hlowlng w it wa No inttries were reported at oul'sidr, 'We knew a Icruado "lifted" from Wè* Pg. i- .t. S 'lcthrienllty" war. rvrrIonkM power TTIOW?T any of the damaged siteb, the had annlvi-il." cowl Stop Licking Stampsl New 3M Copier Price 10 Cents 64th Year, No, 160 — Seminole County early WA m.'irnlng, hirtking the Village of Fridjy, Mzrch 31, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 1 County Rips -- A tornado touched W Awl, ~-MA MW Orlando, Longwood Hitt a . .. North 'authrb %W1 nI I —'---- 1. Reader s. __ rt ORLANDO. Fla. (AP) — A the roof was ripped off t' ltwasnOtkflown if there . )T' any civilian deaths Bart Furstec, a spokesman for McCoy Air Force Sam where the pLane was based, said IL carried a crew of seven when giant B52 bomber crashed and Firefighting and other exploded In a residential area dii.pathed equlpmust was today, and Mayor Carl Lang- it exploded and burned about is from Sanford Airport to the crash scene there were numerous civilian By Gary Taylor A military aircraft, ford said seven crewmen quarter-mile northwest of the aboard were killed. lie aLso said base. a 842 cuualtles. The Use is just uuth of Or- bumuber, crashed near MCCOY Witrses&ei sss4 the bomber l'eoule wh. saw the eight-enAir Force finie at ap- ned jet crash ' Said at Least still was burning about an hour proximately 11:30 a.m. today. eight homes were damaged after the crash and that moAccording to Herndon when it slammed Into the dent.sofbornes around thecra'th Ambulance Sen ice, of Orlando, ground in a near vertical dive site were being evacuate"se veral persons were k illed In Three of the home-s were gutted beesuseone wing of the aircraft the crash." by flames, witnesses saki. and still wi (tiled with fuel ----- ---------------- -. The Florida Highway Patrol -----------could not onfirm any fatalities in the crash but the ratio dispatcher said, "It's safe W say there ure some." According to the dl.'ipatcher, there was a - 'tremendous explosion." 'The plane burned following the explosion and avery available fire truck and emergency vehicle was called to the area. Acsorsttng to eyewitnesses on the sc'r'e, sever,'1 houses were Involved in the crash. The High. way Patrol reported the plane cattle down is, aiubdietsiun just north of the Beeline highway, One report stated that about eight hosss-:. were Involved, w hile anotbr report indicated is many .13 nine houses were damaged in the tragedy. Emergency rkers had to light the uratlic to get to the scene. The Highway Patrol put out urgent pleu over radio and television, asking people to stay away from the site of the crash. Every available state trooper help was sent to the scene to control traffic. One report from the scene of the crash stated, "People are ever - wtst,rc'. " A 1 init, caiisersnnass, fmght,ng the traffic to make his way to the rcene, said people In the area were estimating the number of � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 30, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/66c0e78b29f523dd329c4ed34da8dbab.pdf f1cbe22930da6cae5df52bc35c2c593a PDF Text Text 61 - &sesLMy. Mb?h 2b. 22 ieSanvord Herald Airport Lacks Foam Truck - --- - - ':. 1 cundo Equipment ni'eci for fttt fighting equipment ' - The Airport's firefighting equipment consists of two — L AI1! :ilrport fire department is strictly a holding force until ________________________ - * Lit. : 1 d i - 111 - '_1II Li' A 4i I — - ! - A - '-. • . =1 ~ e-,. . . - -.................... - - - - •- . --- - During hLitnea hours the "fire department" at the airnnri consists of about six men, ranging trom security guards to On wekends,holldaa and iflnight minutes away. "five The Federal Aviation AdmlnttraUon FAAP Ui IneUgaUnE Sunda' wheel'up Landing the second such i'rnrrgtmc landing since the cit took over operation of the airport. I-.a- k IF - . -: -- - I I I(; , :ht Uii ::i . n•v after being turned away at HerMan Airport in Orlando. Turner commented that thL '1I,' UflU..U4Ii' and that i WJL because of the henv tra1ft . at the Orlando air terminal FAA offielalt were oat the scene when the plane came dnWTl and another drove to Sanford from St. PeteratMaYlL lJII l!iIIi:Iia: iw fib. ii- Depart ment k'tter- might very wt'li sUind fur Pretty Important Guy as it will deal with the training and job Of a left who made the film on sheriff 's deputy. Depu Beau Taylor ' Helping Hand " will be in charge. Iesentthg a check for $&i from the South Seminole Optimist Club to finanvu the project are left to right President Bob Moe, Sheriff .John Polk acceptrngJ, Jack DvVilin, treasurer: HUti Oil- and Dr. Fred Frazier, Legal Notice secretary. Legal mvesugar the binding atar Notice , ]DOES in lAS CAV Of 105 COMM sm usaid Cst. Stats of Pto'1da I' ICT lTf0)S NAME ' iva,. of HENRY a LEVY, ,• pr'tL ,ni ,, buslitooss a D.c,alad S.mcran RIvO AltimOrts 5, rI119S , FINAL NOTICE Fla"tn, S.miniI. Count. Notice IS P.iSlTy UIVl Ha' , .... . ....-. 0"..._ ','' " -• d.1'IlOne1 Will sr, his 7t d Of A pril. At) 1577. p?iSDfl' NI hiS ALTAMDNTL VILLAGE f,OLMRE -......... ------- TC "an fable County JUUQP Of and !YI' ' IflTWVI tnttr final ,,ne wtrn fly,' Cliii. 0$ the CIrcuIt Ssrnr.Ctr Ca.r.?y. ut$trb. at r,Iurn, acitt and Caurt Sari' 1,101,' CQurt?- 'to' 0• In ut0r% at Ins Estate of HENRY .o a' said *ccrwdaflcr y,ITh the ptvttioflt CI 0 LEVY dsr.41 ap urns. man and tho.'•. Me. rietthin Name Slatutam Ti, patlont It ?pu 5.110 JudJe NI' a ,,t• ttcso tunal ietlimifl! 01 thaI! ad , of tad .ttt.. and icr an "Si. or, EnIff Sig *t.rt V Pop.' OrO dtihiafOInc Th5I at a, tk onvidrV C ROSE LEV' !t Pubh.0 Ma' 14 71 $ 4. AOl I ------ SAM LEVY „tAO'I of flit EUlte of A& Is LEVY u.ra 5a0 sI.l:t A SPEEP lTeyt for laid Eisa's ,nkirC, Florida 37711 i.1vMa, )l PLADI 4 II. tilT 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 77.713 IN RE 'T s.' M.r'iaot at J Ut:YP1nLO. 4' ()flE$SY tI,ttO4iifl. a..'. . I.' Y ) 111EV NO LIn, ,' Witt NOTICE OF SIJI1 M4Ry REYNOLDS 314 ?5 Strait. Sandr'%vlIN, G.oros,. "flU ARE NOTIFIED Did' •n ,*I.Oft t dIW'*UIW'fl Cl snarriar CIVIOf v•1114 hat blsS fil.d Ire rOguliSit tO your wftttti” O.,,vnaj 0 It, If an',. on Gordon % '.'d.r&c. Aftoliw, for IIiIIt$on". 'nsa *ddit'lt It P.O Fat IPiS aj., nt' you mit tr'vr a cop', y0 dii - -"trr-d $lc'rkjø 7V 1 1, one 1.1.' fta fI with time CI•? Cl time aDove ,..,ICoufl on orO,for,ft55 Ilthday urn,,,! ,ril tilT hr .fitr.( aj.int' y tC' ?n, dl'!fliidEM1 Vi' 11w P,Pitcs. c*t,r ,. I'TP4CS my hand Court this 0 0a and 5*11 of OP Marct I va I) ARTHUR H UECIEW1'TH, JP At Cleft of Said Court ISy ElIii .Scnt! DC GORDON V I- Rit)1ENICP Attorney for Petition?! lie Last Co n.ciiI' SIres' I'D 0*' .afltQ'U .lavula JIflI Putylilim Marc" 7. 54, 21 $ tiT "77 OCt54' P 0 lIDS 544 LAM UIN SOLJ'THCARO.ItlA YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ttta, an action for diSeolul ion of ma' "101' Iiaib"4IE1b NAP' A' M1C.L, arid v. a'r rEurrfd to Serve a Cy Si yjr written defenses If ', to II on CAR ROs.L RURIL Attorney to, PetItlCntr. 417 IsatWord AtlantIC BoAt Building, Si,ifori, Florida 37111. and III, n, oriowlof wIth tOe CWSL Of tile above Court on or 0010'? thea II? day Of Mat,, 4.0 tin. sftw'wisa a lt,r,St tnay be Vitif'hlI £91'fl%' you for thee r*Uef dernandast In PetItion *ITtlEm sano and tims Sell OP sasi Coul I an the WIN4*5 0 #, 0 1172 Arrtirdinr: U Turner, runwa 6, the North-South nmwn), will FICTITIOUS HAUL iwrat tsvt Itti' an tM used for all emergenc NOT ICI I S!W50(I trb*S landings in the future ibe Santora Seminole Cou"lio. Vto!idf. police and fire departments will Slalom $r.op. and that I tnte,tcl tr know exactis, where to go when v.t,r amid flamr Ifl' Ill. Cleft ' aiernergenc'sItuaUon arises,' _______ his Circuit Cu?t St'mtnOlr Count. in accordanc e wipi ,it lrr a,.' . .•••. 3•IUIfl. NOTICE ha ve been 1541 No Orlanan Ave.. MaIIland, II, S.mlnnlp Count',, rIarIdp s,ndir tim.' fittIhais r'w' 04 Rw.'m.ar Manag,'nrnt Cr'. and that I inland ,(oft$lii lab hIthi with the CIImi SW In, Circuit Court. £en"l,10I. Count',. Florida In accordanc.' with Vipt SlUt'. 04 Dy,' F ICI I Out the Name Statutes, 1r'.WIt $.Clton $.j5'. I Ic"ida Statutes )tS? Ha. * Stone It I17 Ma, 71 71 4. 1)11' III _________________________ TN iHE C1kU1 COURT, 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION NO 77123 DIVISION A IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF MARIAN 1 Petition?, and iPtACKY, . _ as baby? Resoan dent NOTICE OF PROCEEDINI, 71) C.EOI4GL MOHtdACP't RtsIt)1E,4C1 I4ESP'0Ht1114 Li, 1 NOWPI YOU ARE HIHEITY NOTIFIfr thaI a roc,inu fCr tts d,5%Oi.JtIOr 04 m.rvl.ØS has bean It.,! aua'ns' Yost in tIle Clitul' Cour t In and IV A CIRCULAR ~~O~JV46 0 - : 11 E CLOG By John fishing trip? ~_, ' - - A. DOES A 'SHOPPER " • - __ . - - -. • jj I ( - Saints, Raiders, Seminoles and Knights winning? 3 pulled out of the way toe - ate car _______ approach to the terminal When was the la.i.t time you waved to the engineer or its passengers' Gives you a good and doesn't coat a feeling cent. By Now get this, as the la.st ('at passed, who should be standing an P°' siV1 to the coctrolmen at the heed of the train to go ahead and Lilt the gates cause the Last car had passed the crossing ... who should be there but THE AUTOPRESIDENT OF fltAl?', Eugene Garfield! ') , MARION BETHEA Two sides of the coin mete presented this morning in closing arguments by counsel In the trialo Richard ourley, charged with first degree murder of George DeGlovarmi. Assistant State Attorney Newman Brock, In a scathing denunciation of consideration of mercy (the state Is asking the death penalty), told the jury to "think about mercy think about how tlgtt!y the victims tie was tied imagine the Intense pain the decreased suffered the fear of his life., think if you were in his place... Brock then admonished the jurors," people are always asking what are they going to do ... (presumably about th e crime situation) ... "you are the 'they' ... let the word go out from " courtroom that the citizens of Seminole County are not going to tolerate a heinous murder." .., ... Ccjn'y I — p 000 — 3$_'t.I Happy. Happy, too, Sure enough got a call and L ... I Wilsoun will be celebrating her i It 101st thIs Friday. Even Doris Williams doing a feature on this birthday party (how in thewxld are they going tobake b - ---- - ----- --many canilles') - - The business p!oces use The Sanford He ra I 0 ld U 0$ I I • 2 oi'f. - - - .., , ., - - -- - -_ 1' .. - -______ kt ,_ - - or5T I ') IC l'nd h4m. nm toy vi' lcvygr' nordA? ulilu' 'ferns it's sc Satt to psacr vow ledLh 37? 3411 EVERY DOLLAR OF ADVERTISING returned to the community in news and pictures, too! .. 5411.1 to Cit's 0' Lirtuit Ce.mr, ie?T'*r Um,,4t Count', I - Was by Mary Arnold of Elta.beth Pa Than you kind lady .. arid specu- I thanks of young fr-lends from th e Longwuod Elementary School who towed ow' facilities, and 10 his foliow'up thank you DOlt said, "My mother will read t.hC Sanford Herald ... I WILL MAKE a41R READ THE w$fl' is (7A7FTT," AU)" sA!FORl) 4 ( need inure intelligent, jppreviatl'., that.t iLl!. ter'nifl' etc. kids sighted, I*. I*('I - -. -- 0. Cactus V Clii, t.wsny Cost Conrail Rums - etJknowtdg,theww'"4 good seek most to know AttOfn?p for '.'dfft*idet 452 IlIfitOtsi Aiiihe'ttid FIfth 0140 be..te, FlOrIda .711I P&loilW Mir*LApV4. It. It. liT: S"illiitty,Shat,wiiiyesr Ut fl( I - __________________________________________ ,,J - - - • -looLummow - ,_. $ - - - A — ,rs' ' - - — - - -- - - hompltal In dillon. V Three Boys Beaten sco'rr hughes said the girl's cries finally brought her parents and a service 514111011 UttendaIlt (or her alit. This apparent:y lrightCtlLMi away the rapist I .,,h, ,.,,lh,r4Il.a iluuhcs aaiid (ho attatk LW- ---II5 -. J1 iii ,m,,y s,,wu, UI; A 12-year-old Sanford itirl was curt eu In an alley between msiped 'l'uesduiy ,iight by a iiuin Celery Avenue and 12th M!t's't who waited in an alley widle the behind a service station n, tHU. A Sanford girl was ravished 41114 Uiicc h4)ngwo(itl yttuths were beaten ln Tuesday attacks reported to Sanford polit't' iii*ti according to Del. Sg t. l':iislic lI,,,h - - -- - ' - -- The victim was removed to a physician for an examination, the detective added. "°' __ ,,-J' - -- . j' .. - , .' , ' - • _r" . ..'a' ' ' .. ' I ,, - "' - TRACTOR FINALLY Carlson, 77, of Kane, Pa,, was killed Tuesday uf" Ay a tractor s she wniI'ed netir the Seminole golf enUrut club house, Th tractor, operated by Cleveland Williams, Eatonville, also struck a parked car (above) during u thw*deratui'ifl, Troope r Robert Lovering Is shown examining the vehicle Deputy Sheriff Charles Werner stands by Gustafson terro-cin whiti ±e w.ts titruck (Gary Taylor Photo) lnWrUImimnent .. Iloroscrspe hlitSpitlIl lIoki IC Sport 1 iuu1t't' - 811 InCII at 11w Intersecllmi of th Psiiaslerui Street Ilighianti AV.!IIUC. lilli $A-VA rv gil VegrtahllemIIdrket BA :'nit North She said the alit had ap. lidrcnhlybeemillrinklngbeer and jwm.ped on the three buys for no apparent reas&-n. show of hospital's emergency room. t)Islrtct Hospital. His stile, was admitted to the In an attack on juveniles, a iitngwiisstt i*iuther iEt)fl1pIkIfled to to county authorities tier son Herald Index and two othe were - •. ,., . ,54riIØ beaten by au men who escaped Area deaths - - ------ -. Bridge ------------------811 In a 1972 Void Torino. 11771, -'!1" Calendar ----------8A t Rosemary Brunelle, 801 . -ClassifIed ads -------l2A'13A North IorInsnn Circle, told w . • Comics ------------911 county investi gators Kim, 15, At 80 her son, an.t his 15-year-old Cr:ieaworii puule 12/i friends, Mickey Lang and Dr,('rane COMES TO STOP lkitrAtthy Robert h'ulbnight, all of 4/i l.ongusmitl, were beaten by the I'Altorltuhoimunctit __ . Is Raped ore anti grabbed girl nt : 0::t U She tier - - -'- Florida. received a shock parking attendant. wIll move Tue3day when someone entered the Incoming cars qulc*Iy into a their motel room and stole an space. estimated $0 cash and $70 In Squad cars and motorcycles 40H ho used, (Thief Stiller iakt tPIbt!liVfa Ct.eCkA. Det. Ma Hughes reported to keep the flow of car's moving the thief removed several rapidly. the closel the )alou'1 from a back window to officers, rather than the traffic enter the Sanford Court room lights, will he usad to keep the The group had gone to receive movement consis!ent with the of traffIc. tritattuent for sun burn at the volume _________________ At "EU" -- - we , - __________ - "' ''-' - .t't, - - --' FROM THE MAILBAG: "I gejmorrmtatiuoalr*ewi,readlr.g prime and most effective advertising medium! SPENT IN "THE SANFORD HERALD of (Bill Vincent Photo) Girl, 1 I. -. slyIfit part of the annual F I - - ' __________________ Tw i ce '-"••: , uQ - . type of roadside parking during this day" The host, Sanford Airport Authority, and the sponsoring Rotary and Shrine Clubs emFive Grand Rapids, Mich. phasize the fact that there are student nurses, in Sanford as acres of tree parking adjacent - ~ '"- - at — . 111" .iwr,aiaf~ ---- r 19'.- -. • —__________________________________ — 10~21__ '' _i . Bulletin high 81 low 59 with .27 Extended outlook Friday of an inch of rain. Mild to warm weather with through Sunday: rs only a few showe . Howling springtime winds, hailstones and a sprinkling of tornadoes chewed at Florida's midsection Tuesday from the Atlantic beaches to the tip of th e Panhandle. No deaths were reported. WEATHER— Y esterday's $0" Ida Told you that if and when hadav9thbirthday, we'd do you the same as we did earlier in the - hughes said the intruder missed taking an additional $100 OlO a small overnight ca train took the stand yosterday Defense Attorney Frank on his neck. that the Travelers checks bear the Old Brock alluded to the crime aa ternoon, when he said Cannon, on the other hand, which he Kent Bank of Grand Rapids launched a tirade against the "a brutal, severe, heinous type large sum of money from P00 emblem, the detective added. he told of possessed emanated law enforcement system and murder." Fur ther. "Its too bad. These are nice some of the principals involved testimony Indicating that the which he had In a coffee can and irls who had come to Florida worked in this case, the details of which victim's neck size wits his pay check. (Gourley local Ilneoleum and now will be forced to curtail are deemed libelous and too decreased over four Inches by ii days for a their trip and return since most firm for $65 weekly.) Brock th e tightness of the tie, sordid for public I Mt. was stolen," of their money Brock por tr ayed a violent startled the jury with the Cannon prefaced his remarks ac- Hughes said. With the notation, "You have no struggle at the crime scene by contention that when the The girls are Debor ah Bolt, Idea what officers will do with the fact that there was a cuseit told Miss Palmer that he at '>' Oldham, Gail Lampe, Jan witnesses when they're out to shotgun hole In the flooring and had lost a religious medal Kunst and Julie Vanderveld. that the work, "the hartlest day's work get you ... you can't conceive .. went on to contend Hughes said the five were perpetrator of the crime "really he'd ever done as the night he going to Daytona Beach today they have so many ways .." flrock, In a systematic thought he'd be cool and cover killed the deceased." noted the but would return before starting Brock then presentation of the state case of It up" by covering the victim their trip home. proof, detailed each of the with a blanket and wiping prints testimony of Eddie Jones, who said that when he went with 11w witnesses' testimony, and told from the shotgun. the discussed defendant to purchase a car and Brock testimony by L Robert Grant of the victim being struck testimony of Ruth Palmer In noticed the $400 which the DAYTONA PEACH, 11*, with such force that his den- whlchahedtsclosedthatshedid defendant displayed. Caurley Former state SetI. (API will never miss his not see the defendant from 530 said," George from tures were knocked Denali Patrick O'Grath, 13, pin, on the night of the murder tia." glasses knocked th and his mou '4 killed today wheu an auto until midnight. ( G our l ey Then detailing the testimony f rom their case. ct by his wife slammed into was at the Burger of the Kenneth dnit star wtthes.Vi, testified he mentioned Further, Brock Russell, Brock said Russell a parked truck on Interstate testimony of Dr. G. V. Garay Chef at 10 p.m.) discredit Work attempted to ItleflhlOfled he had spoken with Illghwlly that the victim's necktie was O'Grady was pronouaccd testimony of (',ourl.'v. who e tt'onl' on fig. tA Col. 11 tied so tightly II caused a ridge th —________________________ dead on animal at Halif as ,. Passover, the Jewish festival of freedom comnmemcratlng the Israelites' liberation from Egypt, begins at sundown tonight with the trathtionai pedder or t'emonlal meal"Why Is this night different from all others" the youngest boy In Jewish families will ask, and the head of the family will retell the story of Ixiw Moses led the Israelite out of Egypt. -. Burned ____________________ and proposed Butler Plaza and Muik€t Squarc thopping centers. ' U rs es ___ ______ Trialelars Jury Gourley con I ___ ___ - LJU.OHV lidS I O&I 5,55505 LP.4 S7 --------- ?' eats parked sheriff and chairman oi the two-lane road.i carrying the OIl Rotary Club's committee traffic, said he Li working unusual traffic that w know will he generated by this at. traction at the airport We asked the coopera tion N lerested people to avoid this ______ _________ Counsel Relates Testimony .,. Section I Because L3WI of - ______________ '''' As the can slowed down an to i UJLw V 3/ ,•J I - ' included in the action are Foxcroft Apartment comp Casseiberry near the intersection of SR 436 and Howell Branch Road. The city council approved posting of annexatfo ordinance Monday night's meeting. To be Sanford. Florida 4305 a'. II preWttl', e*I$?m Ordlhalmcrby yii?e tnttwformof 1i Laws OlCiOItii7I.?'. •'.nnIQnUr neceSsary di' U, thr repeal of Florida Statute 12.S 05 Jfl?? because Laws 0 f F$ørlda 0 iOS has been. and 44 - - _____ Aerial Photo qhm-n area to be annexed by City of noon time. I was or SR 46 stopped at in t the #.uto Train this entire area read the Herald .,__ Jd_i' j j / SOUTH SEMINOLE CONTINUES 'EXPLOSIVE' GROWTH . I .___ - '., - _______ a ______ -n.; -".*-'_ Andflthat'snotgoodeflough to Os. a source Of fusion and sat created wscq'tli,1ty s'.ltt, ralatlor to the county's ability to purchase and contract under hem, ruSt wItPtw the niChtllty for Cnypq4ltiv* bidding. $510 Laws of Florida 43505 at ratinII', suiting WI title fonT' of an ordirwmic,. Is hehO$ r,o.aI.,, S.cHon 7 Intl ord'narte w.aII tasa ittoct whom the Word of Cairn?', Commislianr's Viat, vaCilvet! r.tlIa'.or fran inn S,C"ita'y 01 Stat, ft..' tnlI crdnsn -.' 1.1' 11ain film w'Th thee Sari,?ar', is' '?'t thE AL - •.. ______ maximizing 'mimi of the thousands of i*Y iind keeping the ears of visitors moving izeadiiy It I. vehicles that will zero-in c,inford Airport Satruday fo quite ilkel, that d'e Young the dedication of that munkipal Sheriffs" of the county force facility and the air show, will have aselgnmenta. 11w Police officers will featuring the USAF Thun.. pcohlbtt parking along the derhirds. 111e1 Ben Butler Plans to use pertmeter h1ghways In order to notrrnlytheavaliablemenfrom keep the lanes oçmn and to accident the mInimize t),&' regular police r Z _____ ~ - _______ IF tiisg" about the community '. ______ - ~ _"'______________ -j_ - ~ • _____ _____ I'*, gel by, and then backed In to the car to continue his" shif- DOES 4 I ' ' Of combine efforts in traffic assignment ' • L' nW!"*, I to TLit - ,''a', V - F '• - - /1/ directly behind the engine The folks in each day. 1' I r, _____________ .. ___ 5T__ ,,, LI '.ii _______ _____ Lady Called ..sa'd that when she tried to get across Persimmon Avenue yesterday, the engine of the Auto-Train was - •Lhereblocklngberpath. The engineer got out of the • cab, disconnected the cars tell about the Greyhounds, Lions, That's Why • • 1 •- • 'Full House — 1 •, •, • \C I. - fell about the school and village board? A friendly r,,u'teOU% *0 V.50" .tt n YQ.UT War" ails?' l' Tr .! to- frIc IaTt,'V rrt.'t!, tiyttt Jut! dill 377.70,I ' - . designate vafloui funds such as A. R, C. D. A. A. C m'e federalstate matching funds acencmts. r) is 051? Ofl Ufl?Mtrkt*d ae. ci'amt. financed with font cents of the state gaw'ilLne laS. The federal government r,cently unloaded a bundle of money to us and we had In use up our 1) accorut In match n order not in lise the federal handout." Csnt'4 on Pg. ZA CM. Si ______ im 'I I - C puttinitiat -%1 ffl__ I_ ,' S. A BROCHURE PUSMIWMa' 21.2$&Apr 4 *1,1577 0115*5 j - ___ // ,, ,, 1" ' - ,.. is 1, 1r' — - 1 of twklge by the fall of 73." Further Improvement of State Road 4 will he delayed for at least a year IsesuOf' of "the lark of money," it was stated by 1)iivIa, in answer tn an inquiry by The Herald as to the re,srn for the postponement Ilavim continued to explain, nip,wever, that "lark of money" does not mean the IXiT is without funds.. "it means we in fltn4lq i n s ' ~. _~__k - ItCiat semi of tIm* Chess at the CutuP Court, an inst lien slay of March a ____ • A. Spoisti rt of a good day. It's tl s, try as hard as I can 4olks only the "good news" In today's column (even U It is nnh one paragraph long, John" DOES 1011051 you WITN. ii,, liars, .ou It,, of i-I" _ i mh. - • - It ,n.' At) 1177 1 304114111 ARTHUR H FECkWITH, JR Cier'. Of tftr CIrcuit Cool" P'S Iii,,Dqpv'y Cs.'t CLEVELAND. MIZE & BERRY 71X Nr1l. O. P.O Draw,' 7 Satitui'G F10r ,001 TV" ATTORNEY, iou, PET IIIiIPIEN Pu011it, AUnt'S 31. 35. April A it I'?: DEbtS N. -; __ t"_i~~: it' "' •• __ ---.----- nr 1"'Tar 4- righitt'nf'WRY we ,'r,ulyJ stntetl, ift Seen -___Mr-_Q7__M14 Air Show ct i Alf ....~4. I- __- 111 Mk tell about Joes A SIGNBOARD -1 - ~M~_ __~_ t0UrL nr !_.r w' w 0rr 15th day Of *0111 4 0 Ill; *$",' '.*&t a dfFsui! be ,nISrwJ ann / _ - CznJl'tt',, FlorIda rata?tr,ç DI con, patllive bIouW,g on puithilas all0 ain?racts. r'ovldhio tar the repeal Of Lawsot °bcrIda £3-SOS at iilIitflg Inttu' IOrrnOf an ordinance by vIrtue at Ls of FlorIda 71-79, SatIttIg Iot'Th time r.an for repasi and p.'OvIdtng an ettscliv, date Ft It Oi'd.lnw! in the IStd Of Cotwit'v ComnmIsUonor's of Sornhel, Coteity. Florida ,;~n ` DOES i lIrlaIrtlI ti'"i," llnvim Trai• ___ ___:t__-~~~__ M ---Wm ,:~~,A . ...-J:I .1i'4,9_w ~_.- ... 4~N I __ 1. .. I - ~. I t .. I.,,I_ -M._*__ - ____ -- f, K" -_ ~____ 6~#~ - AZ.qwl$_~~. ~1!_% ,_ -1. .__.", ... ~_T! I ___ But l e r __'It~, _..."~ " x, ~ ; I -- _ _ ..-. , ~ ti li , W40 to the gate) .. just waving right back at all of the smiling d'rl inca and for &,nihmole L - wedding? organizations? NOTICE kinilcv is harM,1 gal.. l,a, ttis llosrd at Cbtt!', Commissioners of Sdrnlnohi Courtly. FIVIU. th&i.. AT c'c*Ock p M. or as sour' 7' ffiaflr as pUibfe. or the 1l?t n$tdr ,he day o AprIl. 1172 wsaCftnit of the toIIowtnç Dr At1Iwr H OsC*,wlTh J' Clerk Of the basra a' County - -: n5 9 tell about Mary Smith's lit e Wednesday, Mrh 29, 1972_Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Csf'i($ 641S Year No '158 DOES Stolle l)rparlii*t'nI FflFI) VAN I'F,IT A cOI1IIIICIPII pIInKe of lnlornw'I Tile Satitorti lh'ralul II' twlilgi' einqtrtirIlon would be ntIvertlMfi for t;lds tLil.s plans, iippt'OvIlt*, agreements thIs insirnlng. lie ,'ontIntIfMI: and other pertinent data for the ,,We have been given the gre. mining June, as was planned '°' light by ecologists, en- f or wuvin time, thivis replied C'Ofl4tflit(iflfl of IIIIIIIIII(!!it tif title for necessary Osleen twid!.* on Slate Road 41 VIiOflfIWIttflhiS(J' nnti all nllk'tl nhqhts-t,t- wny for the apart over the St. Johns t'.'t'er 1' en agetti'tes to UontInuf' ,,We rtinilett this morning the aspr"ni hem would prt4ilt;tt an route In Washington, D.C. At 11w same time it was learned today completepackage of necessary cony slant. "If we rnut enter Into rotsthat further Improvement of papers to our Tnitntiausee ,lrtnnntirtn fur land," he ex. henllquiartrriu forf,trwar,lit*g to Stale Road 43 has been delayed the federal IH'pnntuiu'nt of ploiricil, 'wi' tfAllti tie In the for at least a year. "We are on schedule on the Trnniporthtion at Washington, tount.s Fur two (it three years new Osteen bridge," Al Davis, DC , for its approval and however. if we can negotiate district planning engineer of the release of federal funds for StIll emafully for lb. n.'qtiirett rr-;a their kn,Inol,Cnunt'.. rIovIda tsnort Pith' at wimtrr is IN RE 'THE MARRIAGE OF MARIAN 7 MOIINACK'S. PETITIONER and MOMPIACI'S &tOfiG hSt, prasenli RCSi'Ouflh!N'T mrnand you Pt' san,.r and file vast' Antw?! of OtI5*' d.ta,na or pPasdiflQ w tin Uw Clerk 0 the Circuit Fiidi cs,' Ctv' 0' WWI 5.'wr a 0Py thfrt,)t Ot' P.tItion.rs dttornay, Mack II Clsvha, it.. (ELeVCLaNU. — By 1th A MAILER tell At. Ord'nance ritall ft to Somair harsh', óan tha t I engaged In buIlnhlt a, GEOROF •• 'V - fl'' •T',,.•,.•. •' florida Stilutti 153: 4r, rtoA vA. 5' 5 f't,o ,, 4r, PVttiit*I March 7. 14. 71 73 97 FICTITIOUS .,, IN THE EIRIU!) COUW), It, APIL' COUNT'S. SEMINOLE FOR FLORIDA CIVIL- ACTION NO 71341 NOTICE oil ACTION 154 Ri THE MARRIAGE OF ,,'..,ps p. stii.: V'E" 7j otirk SUODS. .1 LARR AND RCSPDPIDFP4'T TO LAl4P' ,J cLIdilT. RESIDENCE UP4KNOW'. KNOWN LAST WIIOSI MAILING ADDRESS IS rail,.,." -. Ready For U.S. Approval . tell about Mrs. Jones' new A HAND BILL • 11, - - - fai lure. o ne wn Injured In mishap Legal Notice • _________ - ! 117auIOUIFJJ ~ The plane came to Sanford SvrnmtiU' Sheriff ' s : - Z ~, -, ___.1 ----.-_ - Ihrr is only one rcurftv guard rn-i dutc He inn operate the fire equipment, but he i fhjhU alto In radio contact with both the police and (Ire department - -. J:t-' - .;-' ppr. .- tlwcltftretrucksarve nlntenance men. _________ '' I - -1 Planning Bridge - -~ .. "I , ~~ . -I ~_ I iJ1&1 t ... trucks, and one of thaw is currently or, loan to the Sanford F % - I - ~ I ~ r C1 Needed n thy SnfnrtI Airport Airport Zi 1118?Ig tflWk whichwnuhil e(Z to $4Oflfl( Superintendent Eitmnnd if-Ai called the foam truck He Turner pointed nut the ni'el for iUandnrd operating equip. ITWOt' for an airport. The truck would have is tank to hold foam but would also tr used as a (Ire .i.t;ni' Airlinestwill.. engine ;4niw dernonAtrated the AViA9 r -.Tj- :--''I Os teen .1. Fire :J.: ' satisfactory coo- - - - - - - - - • - . , - - - .5-. •y , P. \ 1 , /_~ A, z- / RALPH R USSELL. detective sergeant with 101?1 Polk'. Department was recognized as highest in his class for both acadenuc achtevemeut and htr'.arnisat ' T15dU5tIOO Ctfl14n1U tIelti by Seminole Junior College at Lyman School South. Ttwsday night br the Polke Basic Recruit Training cose. (kit of five ciaa graduated he is the only one achieve both honors. 1, Sun �___ - - - - -- - --- - - - - - I - - - - - - f, - 2A-1-he Santord t4.ra$d Wnesday. March 29, 1912 kw_ Wallace Ranks No. 4 in F 0 -,- - Cancer lis -. - I I - - -. - fr- - -- - -i1i- ' -- .' - - - - : negotiate a contract with Hanson and the amount of fee be paid was not revealed. However, it is believed to in the $15000 to s000 range. Hanson told the board the gudieswthtwcnaductadina series of phases over the next 10-days with report made to Owncil at Pd The overall study will tntiuzlr a IM and description of specific development goals for the city with land use und density maps --' I * .- ' a - - - _._~ , -W, af I'. Q., _., V '.1, -.... P4 N I 'i- ~. - .,. 1. . 4V . vp ,.I .~ I __ - . - - - _. ~~_ Ay ..--. f - - - I .. - 41 Steel - - - - I I Senate fee E II II RadIo!! said many companies there are 41) to 50 famIlies who however that the lists be mnd not purchasing licenses and are Council to the availab le charges, yet arc paying sewer SPRINGS-A have not hooked up to the water perhaps "some of us can do a under the old fee system and ALTAMONTE little public relations work hard-nosed ettltude toward system. that these firms would $40 Million Loss in Calif. .... r Here It s R a *1 S i n Wemath.P .,...-.,.,.. -"- I -1 _-_1 ,'. ' Osteen Bridge Progra m Jas, Sasser Wins Forwarded To U. So DOT Council Pos on needs and consistently uses. Lavender said this steel or. Road Supt. J. C. Lavender dinarily sells for 25 cents per told county commissioner he pound but the county could visited camp Blanding Last obtain it for six cents per pound. week to investigate the lie recommended the purchase feasibility of purchailna air- otiS tons at a coat of $1100. On a plus steel which the county motion by Ed Yarborough, the - Board voted to purchase the g steel with money from the contingency funds. Greg Drwnmond told the board it is apparent people do read commission Policy reports in the newspapers since ' he had received a number of letters with advertising pamphlets about safe sickle According to Rodney Layer, operating equ1nent, administrative assisUnt to the In last week's Commission County Commission, a problem meeting, a claim against the exists in some offices where the road department was read. A 'open door' policy Is recom- woman claimed she had been hitbyaflylngobjectasa county mended by the board. How. of uperaiiusi in all u. siiuwv* p.il l, .i. And the &es are (torn 1:30 a. in. to S p. question of safety factors was m. except the Agriculture &wussed and reported. Lavender said the mowers wh$('h naq-ataa from $ a are as safe as they could be SL to 4:30 P. in. In the utility control office, made and the incidence of , fl)inj objcctz is rarc. Drurn. A&mbdstrator W11IL-ar, rb" ha4tel ne would find it dii. mend said the equipment shoula flultton his work hours and either be made safe orchanged. schediula in order to be to the Hence, the mall In that regard ames every day during lunch since Last week. Lavender told the board the break. that there will equipment recommended in the felt The Board lii times in the small offices advertisements sent to the • when it will be necessary for the chairman Is far too expensive to office to be closed but did be considered, recommend that, when Drummond asked Lavender pcithle, U In the case of the to make a comprehensive utfllty department, either Pinch report on the accident and Cr his secretary would be In Uw submit It to the board before the claim can be considered. office during the noon hour. ) • Debated C oU Iey Tr e' -. - Don't fon-lot I to 'ireai' ?jour - - galoshes!" CITY OF CASSELBERRY GOLF COURSE FUND DRIVE PRICES GOOD THROUGH i I: V Cp 1 V_om - P - .GRAMKOW , ' - - 9 I scop *r 9so,E *01 99 24 Oz.sup -~-..I ftain C 0 -!, 1,1, I I!i ';e; 1fl1111 69 CANDY - I Box ~tl i 'II I BLADES Dispenser 0110 CREAM 2 P ~u 4N Wglch:: 01 flavorii. J. if . - I WIDE Ci" I Ready food t u i 'C .,..,' I 4 HEAD & SHOULDERS 11 Os. Lotion or 7 Os. Tube your choice $1.71 VALUE $ 99 EXTRA - V %Wd C*(ME BASS NUTRITONIC KOM I PIRMANINT \fl\ 79c MY THREE STYLES 250 &W f C •,:- S' OZ. CAN PO 1. _____ ss Q-TIPS "COTTONSTALS EDO TIVISHAVI QQc 11 10 / C 1. I Q I I I .. . - 0 FROM s. Blackberry Ft Liquid 2$100 - 6 FOR .1 :!LvS COLD CREAM IN . j / - Wx 0,'!''Y O *I' " a 199 t' .' - 01 * 4wl~%~ 1 ../ $ '!T FRWT &NUT EGG 27 MU CHOCOLATE EGGS L. 'i _____________ noacu MCA -U110*%. Illivet Z~ .• . 33C _______________ KODACOLOR FILM 5'40'JALUl Ilea. "'I ,, SS , ',O 4106 , 8 6290 KODAK iNAY5n i 16i 0 s 66' " OASIISNsoil spralro WP 10 30 got UZI any liquid 7i . $ P'' 49C -------- VALUS Ofl RABBITS . $499 ZCSVALUI$ aches, Ants' Flies, IL SOLID SPRINKLER ' 49- . cs U,. %poau*t ' . i of sn &df#t1;i9J LI1 ill c ----------77! 'SSOLWOLA-TERAB8IT - _ $'135 47zK chin it corn.. in again lfI It. - GARDIN TOOLS .. L'OREAL EXCEUINCE HAIR COLOR MA it 4,k Sao 10,A4161 10 to so tool la r 6 1 ul of lin y pail9of c,t c i4s LONG IIAUDL!O I APPLICATION STYLI TLAWN Ut%iCouP BABY POWDER *LtI O ' CHOCOLATE ANIMALS 1 MONIMITO GARDIN HOSE JOHNSON \;)jUUC - zoco -E MW -- .. 97 ---------- - COCONUT PONDS 1301. CAN cHOCOLA1'E cifM Eccs -. . -i-II d'SM9191, 50 I*Qt LARGE JAR ACI S fQ l.UItt)k Th $ 1 88 ;i us - - -- ---c MW r '?-- 1--i,- ;, - --- GERITOL DATE-MATI - - $6.95 VALUES ' c 43 14 SANOPAIL1 CANDY 4I H To -- VALUE . CHOICE OF ITEMS IP1s / If - DOOR 99 $ EGGS MARSAUOW w ----118. ----- _'IN shape ut:i tze lu. y : mor 0 " • S Ooot mirror isl5'sSO u Frames are antique ,or, th gold touches AL . COSMETICS IS t (h - aox or Qai UU I I— t.- V.A . ' . Il I.0 , EASTER BASKM MIRRORS mg (C 91110o 3 -" \.I - VITAMIN C TABUTS \(t'\ I 11 ' ( BOTTLE OF tOO OUALICiAFT BRUSH & ')\t& COMB SETS ' SBc I - WALL (4 , E VALUE ._. i CRiI'gU . 99c12-00 ro .c.sr $ NEW Decorator Antique Design Fames * I OZ. .. EGGS 550. iCc £ iCc - M AE IS PLASTIC & THRILL Flu ' ,, T LIGHT POWDER 9 oil. 111play. EACH VALUE - s3" EASTER 39REG. C ov 2 Foe IASTCA~ er " NECKTIES - PAL t'a JPT $2.45 VALUE d urable ,7 - - . A PAIR COLD WATER , Lk'l4iEJ PERCO LA OR )L ~ pot v, fl / I I ICE 114 ,;oil Opens any 1/ 29c L M T' CLUB C IGS - REG PLUSH B MARSHMALLOW C CAN OPENER & SHARPENER p ' VAN WYCK % . I@ . shape ( '1 AC N aD u' n*eBii's $ CHICKS KNIFE "__ V ELLY , PLUS " - ~ '. ' , Ill! I f..; $1.59 VALUE VAN WYCK !I\ I - J shades, sheer, seamloss N nylon - RAFFTZ I S.fl.j, PANTY HOSE \ Four fashion Al~ / - r Growing onei sire (its all In Navy r . &, / " CITIZENS, NOW IS THE TIME FOR ACTION!!! I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK OPEN EASTER SUNDAY e' lalew L - - '' al -..- I Ie0l, 11 ,,,, , . - - (UA 0 Hospital Notes y Nears___0K Remap p -y il) I___ -) , (--) , JUI - - 11)' TOM IIAUNI Associated Press Writer TAI.$.AIIASSEKS Fin. tAP) Army IS , D I U IeL.e I V -------- ________ Buys its-ward II the new fees went The list of names inclui.e before we put the police thaw property owners who have VIiO ?.AS THAT MOVIE STAR I SAW Yot WITH LAST NIGHT" lithe President failed to hook-up to the new some har-Jthip cases, the mayor them. " Dcirfman said. In his into effect now. prepared showing existing should ask, and the night was the worldpremiere of "The Godfather." Henri Swofford again urged that sewei system was taken by the pointed ouL And the ciL,k needs a oputim it is improper not to readenbal and non-residential pair help celebrate the film's sur. KIssIzgrr'& answer would be All PolarGrim. law uniformly. Radio!! submit the names to the enforce the City Council Tuesday night with policy particularly concerning population equivalents lazed on cmat a New York after-opening parts. Swofford said a complete list police chief for ftt0' lImE) Of the those not taking water. and ________________________________________________________ at Least one capacity, existing opinion violators of the WWI!T Swofford said those failing in will be given to the Council at "You turn OVT the names tend proposed. of the water wW these people will be brought to ok'i meeting. ordinance should be taken into hook up to the sewer can be sewer system and Iranin othcr a-t±on, thc Cncin court" the meyt'r raid. municipal court charged with iolatk of spom'tauon Radloff suggested, as c.ne Mayor Lawrence S"offod ordinance but "If they do not passed unanimously on second Also to be prepared we ll I =JvT district &des an:1 rnoO Canistran., Anartme'nts be rtnv, w'a,is. 'w' tv vu. eu.-rrnth' 37 famIlies who have L'unortantly a new zoning orleh prosecuted. Both have received either." into effect In October wtnot paid violation connection charges, pay fines for dinance and recommended greatly reduces fees for the licenses under the hotel section More than hail of the nation's were very vulnerable to the Eu)tlwr 44 who have paid the location Of the new fire station, FRESNO, Call!. (AF) Two in the treezing lemperaturei. - The ba-A bamee., of the old or&mLrKv raUler also 1p am W ra n grapes Are charges but failed to hook up to aftrr Uw*ing over the list Wd hze. , ft planner said. consecutive nighti; of tr National Weather Service the system and 100 nwy we not hardship case: to however when Radloff who has the apartment section wtich me at least Dorfman teature, have caused an FrelflLi area. ialem Barverian. Councilman Dan predicted a warming trenid be-- famntheswhoArt buying neither hil, personal knowledge and fought for the reduction, asked carries a larger fee. Radlof! pushed for Hanson's ap- estimated ps-milton to Sw general num&W (ff the service from the aoi should be taken. Caun- if the ncw Ices cuuld take elf oct said. poinncnt dczpttt picas from mIllion damagr to the raisin asiuwmtimi said grape shoots pinninç today, but terra- water, or s Swofford insisted the old Isv sprouted faster than usual ontures In the grape-growing area city. nown addition, he estimated cilman 1' k Radio!! asked, now. In Councilman T. A. Radio!! f op in Freano t.owi*y, k a, ambiguous as far as apart, der 10 to 10 degree tempera- dropped to 27 degrees Monday time to study the planners j fti "raisin merits art concerned, tail the tines earlier this month and and 30 degrees Tuesday written woaL Dorfman said A state senator asked that owners of both facthties will be 1w saw particular advantages of area be declared a disaster brought Into court, if this Is f associating Altamonte with area. Radlofrs WiSIL Under )x*el Hannoti duc to the fact he will be Dzmagr to oftr crops was designation, the councilman doing work for the CALNO believed widespread in central said, both apartment buildings Coundfl of Lacal Governments, and Southern California, groware paying $100 for licenses First of the reports Is due to be era said. Farm spokesmen said while under the apartment submitted within ttwee weeks. ioues possibly r.mnlng into ff official I Ci,ntinswd from Page 1) Mooney, who Hanson said he is hopeful that millions of dollars were exiti Davis bad Wormed Greg In the road department under efforts to install a four-lane belt. section nearly $3,000 would be much of the Altamonte Springs peeled in hull and nut grov former Gus. Claude Ks-k, added line around downtown Orlando. collected from the two. Drununond. county Information obtained lit By MARION BETHEA to prevail on He pointed out SR now is and tomato and vegetable attempt chairman,oftheyear'sdelayon he would ir rts can be used In the f friends In the DOT to reicase being used as a beltilne, betSR 436. me county seeking i murwy ft= the 9 CALNO study for which state State Sen, George Zenavieb, MARCH 111111, IM NORTH ORLA NDO - James Sasser D fund or Any ween U.S_ 441 at Apopka and the Howard H. Hodges Beeline Highway at McCoy ADMISSIONS Judy Ford fund. Interstate 4 and the Seminole- contingency iipprovct me planner said the Raisin Bargaining Association ______ jpj Sanford: Drummond expressed jetport. me beltline would loop P. Johnson two-year a 2 council heal election lot' the Group Orange County line igeor U.S. !.ltamontt Information could ix had put the Fresno County ml______ n- from either side of Orlando Wayne Francisco in any t -ti Willie Smith pessimism term. tt 441). This would ;.art of an "in kind corn- am ks at between $35 jfl Arthur C. Andres Mary Lee Harrell n- pavement of SE 436 hec-ause nurtFwird U. same point north four4anuig of all SR 436 Sasser, who tied with Incumbent councilman itiiitlnn" to the organization. and $40 million. of SR 434 Lottie M. Luster Gladys Jennison chiding a portion in Altamtsite _____________________ Swofford stressed the Wintun Hurt with GI votes In the regular election He asked Gus'. Ronald Re.11 James Howell Emory Lane Springs. in Seminole County. necenity of the city having a gao to declare the central San last week, received 71 votes yesterday. Emma L Ashley Beule L. Dixon and baby girl Drummond directed a pinnner especially with the talkJosiquin Valley a disaster area. votes and these Hurt garnered Elizabeth R. Jurlmal Julia Warriner and baby girl to the Seznuwle-Orange now Of developing eight to 3. a designation which would Doris A. Greensteth Ju anita Hem, DeBary ____ write In vote for "Charlie Brown." legislative delegation for a story buildings in the cern- mnaie gTUWJ5 eligible liv low.Maggie Morris Mary Keller, Deltona hG votes were cast but, according total Of A sii meeting to discuss the muntty. Hananu was to meet * all-business loans. Christine B. Walker Elsie W. Lam, Osteen _______ to Village Clerk Mary Norton. there Is an apdelay Rep. William Gorman, with Swofford this morning to ILI Reagan has not yet responded Ernest Moody Charles Vurglnac, Enterprise parent ems- in the list of registered voters. The delegatior chairman, dLICUU CQIIITbCt. to the request. L.crenzo [. Fields Pamela B. Green, Enterprise responded that the current total furnished by the county Is 591 but. In a Roosevelt White B. Niblack, Thelma session of the Legislature recent survey of electors for the Community Wendy Strawder Longwood thold cnflmue through nuds.neiat1nn, .himhf lv tn'er 1111) were counted. 1.snnett H. Robertson. AprLl and tile requested meettrig Deltona This being the ease the toter npathy which . could be held in late April. Rosa1nd Schwartz, Deltata has been cited would be erroneous In that almost Rep Eugene Mooney (only Bernadette B. Glade, Deltona m iiciegauon nemtier mending in half of the registered went to the polls. In the Lao J. Monaban Sr,. Delt.ona Seminole Cowilyl mtorrued The regular electIon 133 cast a ballot. Lamar B, WIlliams, Herald this morning he would i r Winner last week for Group 4 council seat Is 1"Twood 1 contact Tom Webb, DOT dl MIller. The new council, as well as Mayor Victor. DISCHARGES f- . , [ ryu executive duv". in an effort Sardurd: Granville Brown. who was urioppmed. will bt 1) I C@aUwAed from Page Cannon the attacked U, obtain a release of money for Agusta H. 17r. . IIC,ated at a reurganizatlonal mncrtlng of Council 'bI the defendant who told him he credibility of Uw SR 436 from the I) fund. which 4,, 1 : on April . andTro Durlandwcntttwvugb zeues,notlngovw&sacunvicted DoviL d Is dt,pleted .. -t ki -I L awUIOow of the oeceueo nome, uuet, the other insane. snr JOE) delivered his held a shot gun on him and then attorney argunent In such stentorian amId, "1 strangled him." Gouriry, who gave conflicting loses, one juror clasped his If in pain. and vacillating testimony forehead The Navy lalucklng for high Mothers alwat used to sa y things like j Comm contended that the yesterday, at one point asked caliber young men Interested In 1 that, and thee still do, "Be careful the prosecution for a few reason Gourley left town and working In the newest job the , .0 ~~Ir_ N,-Mien YOU C"O the street," and, "Don't wanted to know "If the Pica! was moments 'tm' concentrate Navy has established, ocean ,~ h I This nuirnlng. be appeared on" was because tie had been ip your milk I" sound as familiar to systems technician. lmnpaedve, rocking back in his threatened by Miss Palmer's The Navy requires a constant I i today as they did a couple of - chair and resting hi bead upon !uttit'r and "the old man supply of oceanographic data vte,attons ago. theatened to shoot him." his hand. for purposes of research and in a final blow, Brack cited Cannon appealed to the development and the support of The City of Cassetberry oll:Its your support in the purchase of the Lend the discrepancies In Gourley's rensiming Of the jtw' In this And we think that's good. Because the forces afloat and other purchase to preserve the interested in this Country Club. If you are Lakes 0' testimony in which his landlady argument by contending that It operational commands. The it's a demonstration of caring which is golf course and retain the open space and rural chara ct er of the community, testified that be told her he had w a "weakneas" of wan to collection and Interpretation Of p.ease check one or more of the boxes below: carried from gecieiation to generation rec.vlved en in)ttance and "get messed up with wane this data required the special purchase of the interested in the I am and caring i what funeral service is that I,r had to leave town (to woman" otan systems skills of will pledge: and golf course by the Chy W Following a rebuttal by Brock move to Oriaiido tetznae his all about. technicIans. The maintenance )Sl0 ( )$20 ( )$30 ( ) S4. mother had suffered an ac- and the charge to the jur y by the Of the special oceanographic critical court, the case Is expected to go ciderit and was In Is a equipments also Ipledge $125 and will receive 2(1 per cent r'aditimt. Brack said that even to the jury this morning. requirement tithe rating. I discount In membership tees trw a were In "he mMI If Personnel who are selected three (3) year period. dbaralot of reapct ... he will be sent to a Navy vocational The Sanford Herald 14 town... school and will receive training I pledge $1,000 and will receive s In fundamental electricity and Published Daily, except five (5) year prepaid membership. Sciurdy. Sunday and and basic etectronl's Egg Hunt Set Christmas. publst-ed Sal system ocunogi'aphlc urday preceeding I am an interested citizen of Casselberry technician training. LONGWOOD Children ci Ctirtilm.s by The Sivntord Z'• mv t!me to halo and will volunteer AD who U9 WM910d 4tt in the areauplc14y5ar*arthbHerald. 3t t,. Srar.ct touch with the Sir4ra6 Cauity -41-10rofurther the City Go'? Course fund drive. riled to an Easter Egg Hunt Ave. Sentord. Fit.. nil). Navy recruiter, Petty Officer ucing ponttrc'cl by th e .4 5.aaid Class Pos'iae Paid R.L Mad. Ile all thfl44 A,ig4v.t of fauth Se.r.tncle FUUERAL HOME at Sanford. Fiored. 3V71. ianero(Comniesi*Lm4idu&j 91 Veteran of Fawlan Wars PO4 Tuesday (tom 10 to noon, each 07 Salirday at 11 am. at the Phone 17 MtL[ lAST ON ONORA ROAD Subscription Rat., by or call lilnm at his office In city perk. There will be piam IROV (arc...'. I7fl O -land t 424-7001. Pianse return this ad to iie Cu1 Managers Office, 9 Triples Lass Drive. N gsvev for those finding Yr$)4.O0 W.mi, is ___ - Breast en Door D Unhappy A Of By A?'4N SIECZKOWSKI 11% DO!NA ESTE - - -- - ft - Counc*ilmen - - 11 IJ I' I t Ser'n i nole FLORIDA HOSPITAL NORTH in operating rOOmS. X-ray, lab, pharmacy, and physical medicine. Altamonte Springs is shown under construction respiratory therapy, will be equipment along with two of area's new professional Expensive seldom used of Orlando, in Hospital Florida buildings on SR 436. According to hospital available at When equipped, fime administrator Rim Rees, the $3.5 million full which it is a satellite, Rees is will cost close to $4 million. service general hospital will be completed late hospital of medical influx at the this year and contain 106 patient rooms in- pleasanily surprised moving into th e area, which cluding intensive care units. Employing 250 men already a medical center. persons, the hospital will have a large predicts will be tAerial Photo by Sill Vincent) emergency facility staffed 24 hours a day. three Residents Reject Utilities , - , - - , : • . -. '.. - __ __ I Ait~ ____ _____ . 77 - _____ - - - - • J ' - 61 - o director of the Orange. ~ 411111&'* - I Selects ,:; = ----- - incumbents William tInnier are worked nut" landot, John Docker The V. which i4oycl said tROrlando and kenneth rnathe rnntfraly precise" was A Senate reapportionment planle (fl•Oviede). of one.rnan, one-vote In CLEARWATER BEACH, FLA. cancers very early when they might bearini the signatures of breaks the state touches on the court edicts, ,,ilttee put Irniil (AP) -The danger that breast cancer easily curable, the researcher said. than 30 , . to down into single, double and debHte redistricting plan wPwduled And such a more intensive sci'eenlng pecte4l In hit the floor for may run In families Is greater than has three.rninir S.nate district., uti" up inter tnday. bib> and sponsors were been generally supposed. a scientist program might well turn up clues as 110th houses espected to re- Ihe total miuib'r of Senate why different types of breast cancers pretkting little resistance. said tnd atil,ortion thrin.1wives with a vats wits reduced from 48 to 40. A long calendar of rninor hills It tuis been postulated that female develop and how to prevent them, lie under a ritandale in the st-nt.' ,ninlinuui of difficulty, ,%. faced the house as Its • supported ton.,titutlnn. plan Is "hits being relatives of mothers, sisters or aunts said. Cott). half of the 40 new seats are The revision in estimating the risk tslatie Reapportionment b> both Republicans and who had breast cancer lace a two to 4Fli' Note: in this for two-year terms iruuwrats," 'aid Senate Reapbased partly upon Senate reapportionment threefold higher risk of getting such for relatives Is portiotitnent tuiirrnan Wilbur evidence about differences be tween plan, Seminole County would Meanwhile, Gov. Reubin Ascancers t ha n do unrelated women, said lhyd, l).l'nlinetlu, '1 dijnI see kew's comprehensive land.uw' joined with Oscelos and Dr. David E. Anderson of the M 1). breast cancers that occur before or much getting muchproblem flrrardCountks to planning hill headed for Action th Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute alter a woman's menopause, said Dr. loillst4l", Uve in a hIoup mmmiii.'.', following 16th anti 17th Fie nalof lot Anderson, a geneticist and professor of in limiston. Tex. ot of the legwork and its 3-I4 adoption by the Senate districts Two senators biology the University of at Texas. plan was done privately, Hut, a new ongoing analysis of T he risk for relatives is about three would represent the three the proposal has yet to have a The proposal, an riutowth of families is finding that the risk can be nnhcs whereas now there public' airing, lloyd and thi.r A.skew's task force on last greater times higher than average if a woman far higher and even nine times I. one Incumbent, fleIh mneitibers of Pits (-omninittee dr. year's South Florida drought, for some women, Dr. Anderson told an had a breast cancer before undergoing Johnson fl-Cocoa fleach). i-ulatcd on the Senate floor would allow the state to declare Cancer Society seminar for menopause, Dr. Anderson said. County would Oran American Thes4ay while another bill was areas of the state as areas of The risk for relatives is less than two divided Into two dIstricts, the science writers. under debate gathering aigna- critical concern-for environ14th and 15th; It would have The defense is for high-risk women to times higher than average if a woman turrs for the plan. mental or development reason-s two senators. Presently, developed breast cancer after Ile defentletl tlx,- pimess as -and control inning accordingOrange and Seminole tile .v',hilts ly available ncw techniques to spot breast flIOflOPIIUSO. - comprise three districts wIti ____________ _________________________ -: -P" T' . .& I . - .ft H - - - tn on that mmie. kys m Milwuk after a car Se. Hubert H. Humphrey Wallace headed south Minnesota, Edmund S MuAt paign day concentrated to u to N*slwwe. Tenn., for an ad- of Maine and George McGovern city's black ietghbOrtK'e& 'I think we have to make a &M to the Tatneure General Alabama Gov. George C. Wall- of Sout Dakota all were rated JAM, who clatns "I'm going to ahead of Wallace In a telephone greater effort than we save in A*seTUIIY, t,nauy oç'n*ng mpjgn for that states Uw past to provide low and do well" in Wtwisi's r- survey. He refused to any what the moderate priced housing in all primary. dantial primary, Is ranked No.4 The AFL-CIO poll. conducted among the crowd of Democratic poll indicated about their cur- parts of n clues." he said in a room at a by Oliver Quayle & Co., rated or shares of supcrowded recreation rent standing eritnes In a poll Sen. Henry M. Jackson In hfth by his opponents in organized port in the campaign for the Milwaukee housing proeet.. He said that would give plam In Wisconsin. New Ymk primary tie= Tuesday. labor. "Go to the polls and give 'em people freedom of choice as to Mayor John V. Lindsay sixth John W. Schmitt, president of it estimated Wallace support live and bring up the Wisconsin AFL-CIO, said a jolt-," Wallace said as he where __________________________ campaigned for protest votes in their families. at i per cent. 1$ per cent with of the undecided vote Muskie, campakpiing on his his Madison and La Crone. umphrey. rated by rr. th birthday, said in Green added. Bay. .ortlere is owy one birthil liticians as the Wisconsin I&Jacksion. in Appleton, said he voile, went bowling in Wausau do'.' ZtR I really want and ti wil! have' to make "some priorafter telling some 300 people at a 'victory one week from lt declSUU)S" a labor rally Tbesda3 night that tonight." sin primary as to where to can the country needs jots and his in Stevens Point he proposed centrato his campaign. leadership could produce them. a $2.buhion program of federal a ver He uid the Republican ad- old to Improve schools and "OhiO wUl be given ppt-U kuul h:Th priorit." Jackson id is "pro-interreduce ministrotiom n Han s Wallace drew an overflow That P') t My 2. national finance, pro-con> DOAESTES gba pro-merger and n- crowd of 3,61V in La C'nnse, Lindsay claimed "strongmo. tipeople." called, as he does nightly, for mentumn" for his candidacy it u Wisconsin Other politicians ALThMONTE S11'RINGS McGovern went on a hand- property4az rebel, and said rwrc'c!Vt'd it ropylni h'r Harlan Hanson, formerly shaking tour of four bowling al- other candidates are - - Of L 0 0 _ '.. RS ALR L Al' Political Writer MILWAUKEE. Wis.. (AP) Semniole-Osceola Th.Cawtt Planning Council. has ben wk-eted by the City Council to serve u' the municipallty'r. planner. Mayor Lawrence Swofford was aithorized to --- - By Counc - The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 29,1972-3A '. Vk,-_-4_-. N , - ___ 4 W Y5 1 7 wr __~. .1 I-~_ _-P __. 1110" ~- -1-1~ - ft ..%~. ..a a - 'M ____ - \ - - :' Oar 1 In _~~ NoTt"_ ----- -- -- INSTA '- - CAMERA OUTfIT j, -1 . ! - ( I I - A. -- . '-" 1%1,4,-t.0* . I ____ i-i-nis"wtn' . or - .% ft ., . $ 15m l,MU$ , , Ch . rs I �-.,--=..-....' 44-Tb. Sanford Herald Wdnssdiy, March 2 Editorial Comment Government In "Sunshine" Essential ! So a coile of members of the Brow" Qunty School Board are challenging the constitutionality of Florida's "government In sunshine law." It Is the best of news that Attorney General Robert Shevin will personally defend the action of Governor Askew In removing these two public officials who were charged with violating this excellent law's provisions. The can will properly attract full spot news coverage. But It may also be a means by which the very far step ahead which the Florida State legislature took in enacting this law which nwaub essence that public servants must discuss public business in public will be better wklcrstood. This forward step is essentially important as it gives teeth to the common sense requirement that government in the open is more desirable than government in secret, that "tmshine" not "darkness" should prevail. During the recent hectic presidential primaries, the arrival In Florida of the top news reprtr' or the national media brought some of the men this reporter had known in the past presidential campaigns to our office. In off-hand conversations they envied the physical climate and the splendid facilities in which we now labored. But their greatest erny was the existence of this very sunshine law which is now under attack. These journalists are the ones who find it - - Slanderers Fate 7t kids (no matter what their chronological age) who complain about our "imperialistic, unjust" society and extol Communist virtues might try checking with Visdimer Bukovaky. He', In a Russian prism, somewberc. The Soviets sentenced him to seven years' confinement and five years of exile for' 'slandering the Soviet state." The American "slanderers" should bless the groundthey walk on and the freedom of thought and speedi they possess. Columbia (S.C.) Record Washday Wow At Millersville, Pa., state police arrested four young men who were using several dryers In laimit. Their load consisted of 70 DcIlfldI of green marijuana. Now the youths have a new & _________ 14-M laundry worry: how to get the grass stains ka.1... i'S?.. oi4a a,....'......4 0 .%I a aa*a . -- off 11hro rb *rmo TELEPHONE 322.2611 131.9993 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 WALTER A. GIELOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE. Advertising Director 1. Aut.to Publisher !V1J\NK VOLTOLINE. Circulation .General Manager JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Lisociat, Enitor FRED VAN PELT WINIFRED F. GIELOW Managing Editor Comptroller ST&'FORD DERBY Fdttor of Editorial Page GARY TAYLOR Sports Editor ROY GREEN Advertising Manager DON W. PETERSON Classified Manager Impossible to break through the mark which envelopes entirely too much of the governmental activity in Washington. They seek the facts. But to a close a general session which bodes little good for their reputation as effective law makers, can take comfort that there was once a legislature which did enact this sunshine iaw. It is also somethini, for which the public whose interests and taxdollars are discussed - . - ' (along with syndicated calwnnlst Jack Anderson and icyeel others of the Empress Restaurant in tal, is cognizant of the boom in an unusual way. "Wert huving trouble find$'.nlat W*iti'!'E and wait$, resnes to take care of our added tsizin" maaned Lee, who hndever& Peking tc tunt-up dinners for t. Henry Kissinger before his secr et tips to the Chinese capital. 0 - .. w'r . - • One - _ _ a.ord4tvdrtfl. off to his -- ( I-. - - ' - -- --' .. . - -1 \ \ .. ,. . . - '-.. . -. .. , . ., 'So Oriental grocery itorta fea- "Copley News Service sorry ... excuse our waves!' Eye On Cuba Women's Lib With A Latin Beat of classes and as women, they have .,. a double reason to be revolutionaries." The Cuban radio rep1ed: 'l'his day is dedicated to Angels Davis, the militant Afro-American Communist; to the heroic (North) Viethamese women, to the women Copley News Service guerrillas in Latir. American m=:%Udns and plains. and to all women who struggle for a better world." Heading the feminist movement In Cuba is Vilma Esptn, a slender, lively 38-year-old former Massachusetts Institute of Technology student. She Is the wife of Cuban Armed Forces Minister Raul Castro and the sister-tn-law of dictator Fidel Castro. st Espin is empress of the l. mUll -member Cuban Women's Federation, Which, on behalf of the Castro regime, prods the senoras Into "emancipation." The membership represents about half the female population of Cuba between 14 and 65. Three years ago. when the government's drive to get women to work was gaining momentum, the Labor Ministry reported Cuba still had 1.5 million women from 17 to 55 who were neither workers nor students. regime has made some progress In hnnomsing watranpower. More than half a million women now work full time. The goal is I million by 1975. Hundred; of thous=ds of others 'volunteer" for periodic duty in the with the men. It's all for the revolution. This new role of the senaras was reemphasized on ternatirmal Woman's Day (March 9), which Is observed ir coumnunlat countries. Official Cuban broadcasts pounded sway on the need for wornaopowcr to supplement manpower in the work force. This is because of an acute shortage of workers In CUbS.. where productior. deficits have prc'ented hberaticn of the people from heavy ratIoning. . Al a Havana Woman's Day gathering, Communications Minister Jesus Montane said: "The (Castro) revolution destroyed the bases that sustained exploitation of females, and guaranteed full equlnity with men." The official Cuban daily, Granrna, proclaimed: "Only anctaltini and communism can be bearers of authentic liberauon of the woman." ... the women workers who feel nooM vitl,ght of the exploitation Mans Opinion - - ' • I I By DON OAKLEY • - - . a Wallace s Hamme r they are unwanted and starving resurrection left us a perfect Editor, Herald: example of the miracle lie will leaves me cold. This might be called the For some reason these cats perform for us someday-when Crowe Poll on the probability of George Wallace forging a keep r'nmlng to my place. I lie cornea again- It we Live the hammer to drive the plug In Big cannot stand to see them starve life He had outlined for us. In so I feed them. Maybe they are fact, The Bible tells us that Brother's jug. Wallace does not have like the hoboes, when I was a when Christ rose fromn the tomb chiarUm. but you and I know child, who put a mark at a house a stirring of quiet graves took that only means he does not where a hand out was for- place even then, and what you have a slightly burned mama, theoming. Anyway, I live on a might describe as a sampling of char (4)-Is-ma. Wallace does small pension and l can't afford saints rose at the same time, When I walk through a quiet have a "burnt-up" electorate the money It costs to feed them. Also I can see no end to It. One cemetery or perform a funeral going for him. This is esidenced by national polls on busing (n female cat can sure Increase service and look around me at per cent to 90 per cent from the the population in a hurry with the forest of grave stones and plains to the mountains to the three or four Utters a year and the weeping loved ones, I pieshe reproduces 2-to-I so there ture in my mind the excitement oceans). This "burnt-up" electorate are two females at least In each that will take place there when lies In the age bracket 45 and litter to rei'roduce more un- Jesus comes and calls III.s over with less than college wanted animals. There Is no end sleeping saints to go home with education and living mostly In to it. I talked one "vet" Into him to heaven. What an Easter that will be! metro and suburban locations, putting two of them to sleep, this from itichard M. Scam- which cost me$lOI could ill Before you goto church this afford and left me exhausted FAster, take a minute to read I mon, voting expert. lbessalonlans 4:14-16. It will 7bege am the people Wallace after the debate. 0 Now another one has come to give you something to Uftk it nuking his appeal to wid they are not just burnt-up about my back door. She Is already about during church servicebut are also bumWp pregnant. I recalled all "Vets" and the rest of your life. We about co ty commissions and they all hand me the lirle.. shmid treasure the resurrec. which continue to fund tan- "they would rather see them tion and gift of Christ. live In misery. I guess. lunG. Brian Taff, Pastor feasthle projects. Forest Lake Seventh-Day Burnt-up with legislators who OtSt&flG now Wfl) people &op .5 Adventist Church refuse them the privilege of anirnals off to get td of them. - - Altamonte Springs Marilyn Gordon 1314173 Bear Lake. Forest City Ann Riley 131S9 Casseibsrry .Tangls.veud Kathy Nibtack 135-7130 Marilyn Gordon warn Fern Park. E. [slates Ooenrad £astbr.ok Marilyn Gordon 131-6915 _.,. .._ ft ) .1Z di L*k• MOOFDS 322-3611 Mn.. Clarence Snyd.'r 327-1141 WASHINGTON - Everyone'; heard about malnutrttiois among the poor. about the tack of there square meals a day in the ghetto. But althotgh man can now technologically wi pe out hunger in the wor ld, af' fluenre has brought with t a form of malnutrition all its own. An hntcrnatiuna lly known atritiarilat at Georgetown University's School at Medicine says os'eieiittn i& r-rt'"i'up Slevia Liz Mmthleua 349-S 'Dern.ir proportion.s ---------*S...s . ,s , . ad. ,,* .......L, i.'. S*taa, 'a. counmwilty m.dicine and interna tional health at Ggetow. discussed this new problem In a paper, "Food Prob- Ann Riley 31.9 Chehsa Lisa Baker 315 3307 North Orlando Mary Hyatt Colored Community Mar.ra iiawkL,s 0911110011 337.3411 on-so" %., EM'prle. -- I •__ lems and the Limits of Technology." ly. Affluent nialnuu'itiun as ii disease of en tire societies or of large segments of societies is a rela ti vely new ptsemamenon In history," he said. "In enera1." he continued, "as societies become more affluent and they change their eating habits, the prsvr. Lion of obesity increases, as does the Incidence of diabetes, coronet' artery diseue, hypertevs'cm and other diseases. Evidence of a cause and effect relatoviship between diet and changes In the disease pattern is not available an..., dearly, these distases are of !t1 114C t'tic.!'-r leL UP 4t ULL I% ,-,.:.] pt tr&z is -. 4_ SS5'aI1* SMI t * VU 01 pie's dirt patterns sibere coitanuation of the rlfectaof affluence is such as to deerea.se the value of the diet. The curve of irnurovem'nt in health with in. .. iseai.ed rr.endature on food does not level cdT but possibly declines put such l point" Fe-deral tncouragernent of specific kinds of food technology, he noted, provides the best cha nce of controlling this new problem. The problem of affluent malnutrition, he said, stems from too much food ____ sumption and Improper proportion of nutrients. Dr. Altschul mentioned several factors contributing to diet deficiency In affluent societies. 1. More use of processed foods may result in destruction of many maero'wtrients. Mer.1j,,iufjfuet societies taeve .. tifi r.n: i fu ,sicaj iiivatcet less. C.itin down on caloric makes it more difficult to get all the trace nutrients that are required and may call for 1onutrl.'nt supplements ". ... ' ,,, ' iaI r L' W0. - A ,nwuw m .a. PRACTICAL - I&&I for boil. Des. or Im.. Gins m.sil that Opinion pir,.nal Editor, Herald: I would like to hear your opinion on this subject. Is It more humane to let these poor half-starved stray animals roam freely and reproduce or to put them to sleep? I'm knocking not veterinarians. I think they are wonderful, especially the one who saved my dog. but their attitude about leaving all creatures live - even though k*k C) Staoi kturi AND ps.aju. flhii. 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"Couldn't get through the kitchen low ." - Nursery Rhyme .1,.. - Knife And Fork Talk Laks Mary Ann Sec:iowski 31 6"4 L --- BRACELE7S FOR POWII WILMFTTF Ill(AP) Name withheld by request. Prayer bracelets are being change your pattern of Using," N0e ... Not being acat worn by some 400 girls of a no "freedom of association". This to be done through fancier, rm "fresh mit" of Wilmette Catholic girls' high opinions on this matter. school to create interest in the financial correction by HUD. hoarser, perhaps we can get a American prisoners of war in Burnt-up ath senators mponse from some of our North Vietnam. sent our soa to a no-win war They said they will wear the and stlliaflc trade with Russia readers.) bracelets until the Americans who supplies the enemy. Burntare released. &4IL.I pun ts up WIMILL.t4 e .4 'i' TV IA!-1I liJI E E.aCu ac I. b racelet has wC name who crucify our men on a cross of an American prisoner for of public shame when they slip Editor, Hera ld : whom th e wearer iil pray Un. I wonder, as we don our UI he is free. through a crack In the Judeo.. The bracelets were blessed Christian shield of civilization Easter best and stand face to to descend to Communist face with ourselves In the during a special mass attended mirror, If we are seeing what by 1,000 students of Regina Dobestiality of the enemy. is special weekend is all minican High School. Burnt-up with the continued Oils "The whole idea Is to get about. 0 push toward Big Brother's 1954 I wonder If we really apply people interested in the as evidenced by the numbering first oners," said the Rev. Martin of your one-year old child. The what happened on that the school's chapth dea Christ's te r canSunday af efforts of the se na torial dldates for the presidency toput what is happening today. Itdoes an, nsV11L1cZnJWhh11nhI1 the laboring man in a straight apply, you know. Take that who died Vietnam pilot In unionism 'oung Jacket of compulsory STOP LICKING STAMPS I U evidence In the Muaki- trying to save a Buddy's Life-. use Kennedy -Javlt.s effort In 1969. buddy he probably never saw one'isriv I ruJiN159 (the blUS$in the senate and HR before, but neverth eless a .. buddy. He's dead now. How 1004 in the House)s. There are just a few of the does Easter apply to him? 16 , Take the aged man who reasons the most of that SO , i' rnlfliirvi out $$ million votenwho stopped breathing last week in iI1'L1 will vote in the presidential the local nursing home. what election might give Wallace the does Easter mean to him? I say I P"j'S l I hammer to drive the plug lnBig "does " because what itrr.eans active and Is still there and Brothers jug. vital, even though he is dead. S. B. (Jlm)Q'owe " ,,,,,1 Anyone will tell you that we cekbrateEaster becauicChrist Terriffic rose from the dead on the first Ucy , o ,sr - sutoisasiI tris and applIes tip to 60 day of that long ago week. tor, Herald: "amps per winuts. We're happy for that. But we CongratulatIons on are happier still that Christ's co,mvr'.,i'i' - jigtit sit Sanford Herald. It's terrific! W I Very truly yours, ill de*ni,ut.ona stamps in I Leland C. Jacobs ,olLiotSOO snd IOO. Past President orestQty only O CONOM1CAL $1193 A ..naIb*e attacn.ti,. Cnmmunity Assn. to ispen till pcatsf. m.Ieis, ar.dth.t vrauvd hum,, "revealed she was transferring home, where Mrs. Curran spent i... .1.,.. I ii .1 I.. I,. tv u,i . .1 .11 iiiivt'.iuii CVI ia,': tin Beeville, Tex., to an unnaineti work flies in his iffice at the man who was brought forth Cecil Field Naval Air Station Chapel. here the other day." Jensen MId his wife invited The mystery man was brought up but not identified by Mrs. Curran to stay at their Mrs. Curran, a registered home while her husband was at nurse, who testified of four a volleyball event In Virginia. sexual experiences with him at Ha said his wife and two lOflis the time she was seeing the were present in the house and he had no sexual relations with chaplain. At one time when he was Mrs. Curran, On the first date Mrs. Curran counselling her, Jensen said Mrs. Curran told him she said she had sexual Intercourse planned to marry the unnamed with Jensen, Aug. 9,1970,ather man. Al use ume, no said, am apartment, ienw'. wuulcu . un 11 Herald Area Correspondents Mrr. Curtais Jetuen initialing constitutjolull retwm I'm tenipted myself sometimes, B=t-up with a governor. who but that wouldn't scilve the &ay%. *,busing is just & taTt,. problern. I can find no place to Pa my expedient ji we can take them. Ha veyou any U A lot of people are making free with a word they would ha'.e skipped right over in a vocabulary test a short time ago The word is "chauvinist," invariably preceded these days by the modifier "male." Scratch any women's lib type iif you darei and she may not be able to give you the etymology of the word but she'll surely tell you what It means to- her-simply a man who is prcudlced against women, considers them an inferior species and, consciously or unconsciously puts them down In thought, word and deed. In short.'; man. But It's always Instructive to trace the history of a word to see how far modern usage has departed from the original meaning Appropriately enough, in this case the word has a distinctly male origin. Acvord:ng to the Encyclopaed ia Britannica, chauvinism "derived from the name of Nicolas Chauvin, a French soldier born at Rochefort, who wes wounded many times during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars but who, satisfied with the reward of military honours and a smell pension, retained a simpleminded devotion to Napoleon." So far, so good. Many husbands, wounded many times In the war of the sexes, still retain a simple-minded devotion to the lights of their lives, Unfortunately, Chauvin came to lyptf, tilt cult of miiitar)' glory that Napoleon's graying veterans tried to keep alive after Watt-rIo0. 'CIidu in ism" eventually came to mr-an an kind of blind u;'*-rptriotini The English counterpart to chauvinism as jtnguisa, although we use both words. ThUS "male chauvinist" Is not too far off the mark if the recipient 01 the term Is, indeed, a male chauvinist. Unfortunately, like every linguistic fad, the phrase Is in danger of being worn out from overuse. V hen that happens, the girls are going to have to come up with a new nasty-isii. by jingo . \ .' 7 - ' Be Overlibbed - . L etters To The Editor fx~ ---A 'Chauvinist' Can -- "The demand is w great fur . ' 19 people with Asian faces to work thnewand existing Osinese rW&urwft that we're gaft to have to start recruituig somewhere," said Lee, who is opening a new restaurant soon Published reports from New York say Chinese restaurants there - spurred by the "Nixon in thins" trip plus Chinese New Year - did 25 per cent mart business In February Oils yew am in Ion. i,wrs - - --- MiAMI-Liston. you Women's Lthbera ... the swam in Qata are out4iliing As soon as a Cuban woman Is emancipated from ho*aewlferY and child rowing, she put1 and given a hoe or a shovel. Then she works shoulder The Herald is a member of the Associated Press wh.ch Is an titled exclusiv&y to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed in this newspaper. -. -- Photographer '' part a' any net'-lml news or a$vertIslng of this edition of The Sanford MorBid may be reproduced In any manner without written permission of tti', publisher of The Herald Any in d'vidu& or firm responslbl• for ;p rprodur1ion will be considered as infringing on The Heralds copyright and will be held liable for damage under the law. Published daily except Saturday. Sunday and Christmas: published Saturday preceding Christmas 0.. '5.. '' By THEODORE A. EDIGER Entered as second class matter October 27. 1910 at *1* Pcst Office of Sanford. Florida 32771. - 400 - RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman U.S. Postal Regulations provide that all mall subscriptions be p4U In aovance. - - cakes. David Lee, part-owner that .n ,ik -. great amounts As noted above, none of this has antl,ing to do with race Because of my son's experience, this reporter has talked to a great many parents from various parts of this eounLrs, numbers of whom have had some experience with extensive busing for one reason or another-some to achieve racial balance, some to escape racial balance. some because they live in isolated areas and some be. cause they have wanted thoir children to attend a special private school of quality. It is this writer's studied belief after these talks that for young children the effects of long-range busing are so serious that to be justified the ends to be achieved would have to be essential, certain and unattainable by any other means. If we as a people are so bankrupt in our imagination and our Ingenuity that we can think of no better was' than busing to achieve the educational rights of all of our cIti. zens regardless of color, then I despair. ew DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor $1.50 Month 6 Months 11100 1 Year - ,.' ties may prevent travel and trade from increasing as fast as some businewnen and tourIsta would like. But the Qilna fad has atrived. C3sopdidci, to mangle a metaphor, are selling like hot- -n.,,- - . ..,. This Is no wo.. for a child to l:vc The men and women In charge of This program nie aware of these problems They are, In tact, making every It effort to find a solution--one that would put these children in schools in their own neighborhoods. They are working for this change, even though the" know that because of the high degree of sneciali;ation required for teaching these boys and girls. the decentrali. ration of this effort for the relatively limited numbers of students Involved, raises some very difficult management and finance problems. But these teachers tetieve that the emotional strain of long-range busing is just too great. They also perceive the very great added benefit in having these boys and girls attend school In their own neighborhoods-wit's the children they play with after school and whose parents in many cases know each other. This gives tie sahility and confidence which young children seem to require in such - trade and travel. Political and economic reali- - sleep - - -. - hedroom and naps until dinner, to be awakened only long enough to eat and gel himself undressed for his night's turing Items from Ctina UnuMly." hr said. suits to elegant mandarin 1tstoff'i are among the few .., Year of threct Imports so far from the Ow }la' says thterlor deeNo doubt they will be worn WASHINGTON With Pres. mainland report improved orator Leslie Duncan, "but In by hostesses from Onrum to Went Richard M. Nixon acting sales, Qitheee food cookbooks the Un ited Stales It will be the Bakersfield while they're aerv- a preatigicas advance man. we lading the parade of an year of the Chinese look In Ing chicken and walnut entrees a "Qitna boom" has begun to across-the-board pickup In tauon home furnishings and and passing out stldta," sales of Asia books on C'Y- entertainment." sweep the United Stoles. said Miss Duncan. The cork has popped on bot. thing from politics to acupuncA recent Hong Kong products She adds that silver chop. in hire, booksellers report. Lied-up American inter taituon show attended by New slicks are now being shown In Another Washltton rentau- 't'otk buyers did a "record. many gift shops. China; after two decades of mutual isolation, suspicion and rateur, Van Lung, who rec'eiitly brcaklng business," according Decorative patterns and wariness, interest has surged traveled to his flaftTT Chifla, to reports from the (c'wn Col. colors influenced by the Far along with the dramatic shift In talks as though the 'Qiina Orly . 4tj keep the season's boom" will continue. U.S.-Qitna relations. Oriental fashions In U.S. pantyhose right In step with "1 thlr* traoe and travel will stores include everything from spring and summers fashion The new Amer ican fascinaLion with China is pretty much increase slowly, but COTI "authentic" Man-style work theme. apolitical and runsthegamut from fond and fa s hions, through art and language, tc CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt. SUBSCRIPTION RATES i-.nr Delivery 3k Weak ey Mall 11 50 1 Month jn 1r. ..,..,....,... are Everyone Wants Oriental Flavor - spent that afternoon alone In his made him happy "because I let's have a little se's fleit'. Is was separated from her tsns own quarters while his wife and wn.s frying to keep their mar. that (he truth?" Blaekmotv band. asked. the man with two sons were at a swimming tinge together," 'later she saw At')JACX.SONVR.1.E, Flat "It's completely out of eherS1* said when she told ycom Denying he had sessuil retatfons his wife and was very upset." he pool. oct61' for me," Jensen replied. she thought back with her "Did you have sezual Intershe was going with a Navy pilot's wife on I? testified. "She said occasion, Navy Chaplain An. be was insincere in his rnoUtte. course with Mary Ann ('urran husband, you said 'All right but "It's a false quotation." drew F. Jensen testified Th.a.- A few days after that she on or nl*nit Aug. 9, I910?" tie.i,...,et..i e.. .,,. t.....I, ul. h... r. t..i. ft intm ankd. husband." love to transfen'Ing her actually i Jeiaen deacribeclhiiu relations "I did not," Jensen replied. a mystery man. -. j with Mrs. Curran as "very pro-- lie gave similar terse an The 43.year-old Jensen took wprs isa his attorney brought the stand in his own defense at a tesslonal." -• He specifically ulenieui each of up each of the other dates and • court inartliul In which he Is accused of adultery with 14. the liaisons she had described. places the women described as The chaplain, who holds the scenes In their love affair. -......_....i year-old Mary Ann Curran and Jensen 'dmIttec1 he stayed at another Navy wife, Lois (Bid- rank of commander, also denied he gave Mrs. Curran nine greet- Jacksonville motels on eight branson. Mrs. Curran testified last ing cnrul.s or love notes which ulates for which the' prosecution I week to 17 specific love tryst.. were introduced into evidence entered In evIdence copies of motel registration slips. she said she had with Jensen by the prosecutIon. Twice he said his wife was Some he hul given his wife, after he suggested she transfer NUMBERS are their game! Mathematic contestants from (.rooms lo him her affection for a man Jensen testified, and others with him and the other times he' High School beat out ninth grade students from other county schools she had in affair with In Texas. were workaheeth from his cotin- was alone "to rest, relax, read with Steve Hult taking first place, Sherri Albright, second; and Dona Her husband hired Jensen as selling with Navymne'nina "role and gel away trenn the marriage counsellor utter the playing" technIque he learned telephone." a DemarUno, third, The event was held at Seminole Junior College. Mn. ('U, ran went back to her Curran couple moved to this at senior eluwlaln'a school. T. MACFEIcI.Y fly Associated Press Writer 1 ('ROMI.IV WASHINGTON iNFA P There is more to busing than integration ,Jnhn, m - 7-vcarold son, is carried three hour each da% for school. Not to achieve racial balance But because lu is deaf, and for practical reason; the county program (or these youngsters is at one central school. For three hours each day he is belted In and must sit quietly in one seat. For him and his companions on the bus, and for the driver, this is a severe emotional strain. fortunate in hay though the children on my son's bus ing a woman driver of understanding and great good humor. But she, as a mother herself, is worried at what these long restrained rides do to the children. But that is not all These children live ton for away from each other to be Invited to birthday parties or to play together in the afternoon. MY son can't walk over to their yards casually and ask Mary or George or Jim to come out and play. My son asks to be driven to their homes, but the time required is too great. except on rare occasions Even worse, this long-range busing eliminates most of that time for companionshIp, cycling, bi.'bail, tree climbir.g and playing house essential for children By the time my son arrives home he is quite often so tired from Capital Touch By EDWARD PJEILAN Copley News Servser Chaplain Denies Trysts '1 4 other states where the anions have lacked either the courage or the opportunity to so protect the public interest. Let the challenges come along. For there are those who, in good faith, would have nagging doubts resolved which could be amplified by devious means unless they are set to rest by court action. The public good is under attack from many quarters this presidential election year. Let Florida's sunshine law shed light on such events. Let it be kept bright and shining. courageous. The harried state legislators trying to hi-log JANE CAS.SELBERRY County Editor BILL VINCENT. JR., Staff It; can be grateful as it reduces to a minimum the wheeling and dealing which must be endured In circumstances which tradition and political power have brought about make this seeking hard enough to blunt the drive of all but the most Testifies In Own Behalf Domestic Comment Busing's Effect On Child Himself 97 'the SaflfordHerald Wedrsesday,Msrch* SANFORD PLAZA JCPenney auto center The values are here every day. CALL MIM PGROUR I_CATALOG SIRVICI OPEN B AA. to 9P,M. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY �6A—The Sn1ord Hra$d Wednesday, March 29, 1972 Health Insurance Promises Probed Adult High's Newspaper ' Paper Tiger ' Roams At SJC magazine deals with an put; tomorrow but a dream aealyticai comment on "All in today Is the time. the Family" televtsbor program Out at CAHS. where The "Par T8 seen locally. education is the major focus of again Seminole Junior where Individual attention, Central Adult High School Ginger frivolities remain individual, his st omping ground Enghah class an cwnPus Is and his keea are the students of the show as a class aa.lgn. In the literature and creative ment. From thew papers, she writing c__ lam ___. chase some of the more - 9YANNiNyrnm Na , £n ,h .1. 1.J, , t. • . .e.a ? - n. -r" JR 1fl where individual goals are lAok , sought with a serioianess wIt will be distributed no or seen on every campu and before April 20. It will be worth where "Love Ii a four letter yo; reading word. It will grow oi you" which you will come t) TflI would appear to be v J• ba f .n. 0 ..accus n woone o Is a Utcry mag*z.m being the artists at the F . ,, productd by a staff rqRcn them together on a page in the ting $11 of the students at CAHS, magnite achieving asd:Pt any I hve in anywhere an many areas of the world." &rndori (Ginger) the of the student - -'----. 1. ..-. . -— " . ,. - ' 111111[ y I - -± = F ' - Ik)minating the list of loscra I% the only three-time loser, William Jennings Bryan, who cut quite a notable political figure for a quarter of a ctn. tory. . Until more comprehensive health care acceptable in selling other products, but we think legislst!nn is passed—several plans are product or any insuraixels too nportan currently o back bur ues - !! few alter '" ' __ rwWf - -- -- - L "- ____ IL , , - . ,, WORKING on the trustic layout for the Paper Tiger literary magazine being published by students at Central Adult High School are students Norman Clarke and Brenda Lampkin with Mrs. Richard M. Herndon, sponsor, (right) and Mrs. Donna Smith (left), (Ann cieczkowski Photo) .. • - , Ifl - proniinncr in lB96, sweeping Ili,;. Xiir,t ccrivent!n Of Its feet with a now famous - The cornrnercial health insurance peddlers, Nnenberg said. Slaw defended his fuTn'b merchandising. among them some who employ the techneques of techniques and said insurance policies were" Shorty's Florida Swamp tAnd Sales Inc., Have Ume persons buytijg been playing a kind of credibility btnksman- certainly worthwhile to them. He cited a case in which his firm had paid ship. out ttto policyholder a pa c who,d only $ll in Authorities are beginning to ask U they're for real. "Blue Cross would Slater only have ,paiuiuisesera Hearings in various state legislatures and insurance regulatory agencies have raised thousand The most common complaints have to do serious questions about the tactics employed b with accident and health insuance purchased the companies. which coverage is sold and the through newspaper advertisements," said pj fl financial policies of the companies in question Edward Freeman,deputy insurance director for Ø were debated recently, for example, at hearings Illinois. Fretman said he felt "too much of this adbefore the Pennsylvania State Department of vertiilng Is misleading. It presents the bc'.cfjti, Irrance In Philadelphia. One portion o the heat-.d debate cenerr-i on too pronunently and the exclusions in fine print_- w ,, —n Bryan burst Into political , -. . . .- - s. —r i i_I ' —I • BALLERINAS Gay Gramkow (left) and Cherllynn Brown do their number, "Oh What a Beautiful Morning" during third grade play at Pinecrit Elementary School, "Make Him Smile," Friday afternoon. speech, 'You shall not press down upon the brow of labor this fly IX)NNA .si-i:s croin of thorns, you shall not IA)NGW(XJI) -Rerouting of the planned Orange-Seminole cruelty mankind upon a cross of beldlne highway has been proposed to miss developed lands gold." In the !.ongwood area, C."' C.w'nmIi.Inq Chairmen Greg lie nrnrly carrIed the election i)rummond revealed to the Longwool Area U'iainber of that year. Commerce. uncrCx. Feared and charactertretl by 1)rtunmoixl said Uo krytitun'l' hliØits ay, upon which all his detractors as a tIcIllagogut, tn In South Seminole will depend in other road Improvnenta Bryan championed the Income the future, will be rerouted to north of the Uaigwoodwoman's suffrage, popular tax, Markhani Road overpass on 1-4 to miss already developed election of senators anti other causes well a'et'ptetl today. lie Original routing cf the bellllne woald have cut Iongwootl also favored prohibition and 1 half. Druinmond said he has suggerled the rerouting to the free and unlimited coinage of thatEast Central Florida Regional Planning Council and Edward silver. It was this issue Mueller secretary of the State Department of Tran. united the opposition against sportatlon, and both generally have agreed with his plan. bun. The chairman said the Longwood area is sitting In a most twoTwice there have been position as far as road Improvements urged and favorable time losers, back to back at by the County Commission is concerned. "twxtlng requested that, Tom Dewey and A lie said improvement of SR 434 from 14 to SR 427 is the unfortunately They Stevenson. county's top secondary road project of the corning 12 months had to contend with political and should be put to bid this summer. The next section ofthe giants, Dewey once with road to be Impcoved will be 14 nest to SR 43' and subFranklin I). Roosevelt and sequently from SR 427 east to ii.. provide turning and storage lanes. In ars.wer to a question oncernlng commercial development, Drummond encouraged the chamber to follow the activities e the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority. The chairman noted the authority Is avaiiab1 to provide Information on industry to the city and the busi.neeimnen's group and Is ready to work hand in glove with the munirpal government. lie said although no tax credit or special concessions are being gi'.n to commercial or light clean industrial enterprtse., compatible areas for location are In a position to pick and choose what they want located In their midst. Drummond seated the traffic signal already promised by the county at the Intersection of 17-92 and Seminole Boulevard and modifications to the device at 1742 and 434 to provide left-hand turn signals will be funded by 11w county. 'uimmmimi said since future funds from eighth cent of gasoline tar. and with cities receiving their proportionate share of the tax, it appears that the county will not be able to continue paying for such signals in the future. He pointed out it would not seem proper to use unincorporated area tax money to handle work in the cities except at thov!n- tersedtlon.s which are joint city-county responsibility Millage -• IILkLLJti U I . DAY HOTO PRINTS iW EST KODAK PAPER * MORE NATURAL LOOKING * RESIST STAINS & FADING * RESIST FINGERPRINTS -- - Ol Plus COST I r Nof FOR THIS NW j IMPROVED i I PHT L_2 .?..!RINT$ i , * - ECKERD'S FAMOUS FILM OFFER... -- 307 5.. '•, 8RAUI p 'I JELLY - yDONNAEST} - NORTH ORi—Police - - ......... ASSORTED COLORS 3, On Sign TIM a- ICKERD DRUGS SHOULD BE YOUR EASTER SAVINGS HEADQUARTERS' COME IN SEE THE BIG DISPLAYS OF EASTER ITEMS - oft gas so Is IBIG 44 INCH TALL INFLATABLE )RABBIT çQC :: G.0 7c9r . . . uu __________ ____ ,,, RABBIT PLUSH ACTtfl ttf LMJ I LI'I VU . — N01f ELTIES (A'ILi II!I F TV II ri WIRE HANDLE TV .+' " ---- ANIMALS t2 h RUN ._1 .. . . I . - Village Attorney Thomas i 'ç vu-5 t & WtOMS 249 the work of thew two boards to _ / FILLED • ' - t'—' " OttlLiMrTo.. RIG. $109 ,,1 C - -- PAu"T HOSE..,' ijijii'i lj 67 RIG. 29c Ill " " P-eftwo Or 4 n / •- - — - .____.i_ h-.--- - .. ___ .-. , - I I.- • A.. , - . .,.. •_ _.. _: -- A- I è- , ,, , ,, ,. - ,_ ,,._ ,.,,,,_ - • , - It •q.-.g '.W-V • - - - HAIR SPRAY m' --' r;tM. 'US. - I - EVERY * I P110 N! $3.99 $ I ptok%uIiut - 1tVtIPIIOIIt 66 ssbk l*ice cd's, a name J MYLANTA I 12 OL LIQUID rices. /HAND BAGS #11,00110 0AUSNON - IIAGS WIN UAINIJ JAW I J UM9L 1 16 'B5 POUR TION STUW I INTIMATE SPRAY MIST. . 0" 0" . - : sub-cununittee on pupil growth. said current county eiwuflmettt Teague. s&htuI f,n.izic,''tfi,-.'r ., \ RIG. / REG.22 ') * Boy Scouts Name Five Residents Seriii:.c i'dt'. ,IlUII-:.f have beeti named to lie, committee assignments irt Central Florida htt' Scout Council G ltt Hiarbour Beach, pnsldenl of the council, which headquarters in Orlando and encompasses seven counties, indutled the following among hits annu..*l appolnitinenLa: Council cuiupin,g csxiuiüttee. Viclar Artwtt, Sanford; finance, George Touhy, &udotl, tivilics, Arnett and Robert vC:th, fi:d, .' _ _ •)A.S54 IM. . _ - ., -- _____ I, p.u *t it. ,_ - '.•' IA,,., -'_; " — CIas.3ruoLn sameestimate as that of Walter SETS /' 'I" 78c In September, to allow mutt.' sensible use of school facilities and allow the county to catch up at the end of the sixth m'mth was 24,129. including kin dergarten, which Li about the JAMAICA c'146 C i,uui - s '•) SCORE. .. MEN'S — Clip Or pwcvd y 'i FANNXI .A DEII All 1G. 99c 69 c PAASa C 6 COLORS RIG ii: 1 000156EARRINGS GUM EGGS -a•• 'I - - - I .... EACH 'I' Wit!) - BATH BEADS OIL EASTER Mac I OC ' fltl• t relative to school needs. Joseph Furrer, chairman of .i sub-committee on cassruutn space, recotmunended that 4-1 year-ruwu'i schoul.s be instituted ORA OR FEVER RICl.TAIL THERMOMETER 299 244 — SHAMPOO PEG 299k (RIG. 29c) • BUBBLE ,tepfarward to fin the positions. Councilman Charles Kelley. answer to Go-Between" questions from the public ALKA SELTZER P01 THE? All t.,p 25 CT IltIl,t ,.'OI l...u, john Colbert, chairman ul .i __________ AREAL CHILD PLEASER! 18 CI. reforms on the local and national level and also sponsor a program called 'Oueratlon SHEERLON 0 Of - 88 PEG. 200 RIG. HAIR SPRAY 'or a.o to ")U) £ , IRIG 119 89c rn ,r MENNEN 4 OZ. SKIN BRACER MEN'S BELTS BASKETS 1 IVAIIIINI 99 INTENSIVE CARE ')66 MARSHMALLOW placing resigning members from both the =Lng board andl tbe Board of O Ii'...., EGG I, .f RIG. $6 99 ) WIVIAC PAK OF TIN ' AND 35% ICtC5OS IRMANINT PUSS. Ii arnacu' ut* -: - NEW ARRID LIGHT POWDER DEODS6 PANTS \ I CACHET SPRAY MIST COLOGNE 01 IMt AI 250 P AILS I During the work Council alic discussed re- , \ DRESS 1 I merciat. Among the recommendations made by his sub-cuiiututtre were tai reforms, change in the yeardistribution of taxes, round schools and portable classrooms. Ray suggested the Chamber of Commerce support taxing HUGE SAVINGS! / \REG.$149 log s DAIIC I 39c IV HOLLOW MOLD Councilman Charles Kelle) added thnt Lf other of the village were going to be e,durced this one cuncrznthg signs and businesses in residential areas iilso should be painted out the tax base is and residential mostly agriculture with small corn- I MANDLU . ..79c CHOCOLATE the law. -' 7 911 EASTER TRADITION not anlnstanceoflgnoranceof rA islc1fr.p am _____________________________ LARGE SIZE , DIACTIf • I - - ------ Ift . - Jw ¶ EASTER PAIL Freeman also pointed out that be had advised Bachelor to work with citizens concerning variances they know nothing about. FOX initialed, however. that Mrs. Baker's tax and 99c988 -- A AFTER SHAVE LOTION "U'I FILL N' THRILL (DUCKS & CHICKS) 4 - V .. UI. 1111 111111111.1 II II!!lIl 1111W I IU!h financing and taxation. Ray said a millage electiuti or bend ISSUe is the only way t" obuwi funds for the new schools. He MWS CuIASCAw$i 138 I next budget year." mu 44t4luii i £ nis w School Board is planning to ask the county voters for a reported four mills to be used to construct new schools in South Seminole County, where moat of mth the county's population is occurring. In giving his report on lk I L I Sthool Supt. John Angel advised the Greater Sanford Commerce of Chamber t'ilts.,Uon committee, of which hel*s member, "We must hay" '----- - --- - -, -- .tuage, permission w 'evy beginning July 1, start of the member, said the public should be made awarn that addttsuii millage will not i.ive the school dollar shortage "It will be a continuing thir.g with the reed for major tax reforms." Ray idded. hfh:% in itiri4rc TAI I Election 'roy Ray, ecunty tax committee and collector — to 411 ROLLS Of pOOACOIOR CI SLACk £140 *HIT& PILU PCI 1141 RIGULAI PRICE OS 0141 *Ott ITODAI & I vIIVOAVI EOKFHDS IWO FOB ONE PHOTO PHOOESSINO IS QUICh AS A BUNNY 88 • - on C 111111 F TOO PICK (P YOUR OI,I(O-IO hiM AND PSI'lfl tou CAN SUV Two K odak ffil _4 I PEG 79c WHIN for LARGE ASSORTMENT TO . IODACOtOS OR SLACk AND WHITE (TOOAY AND llIVDAY) - Proposed • *1N *0(1 09 hiM DJVIIO'ID AND Pit-W10 TOYS EASTER BIRD EGGS AN IVINA tç, no •s-Nt 2 LB' should be cited." F = said. Reading a letter dated Feb. 291 requesting a variance to i I (REG. I.YY) Chief Walter Bachelor was instructed by the City Council, Monday night to remove an advertising sign from a residential area and to the village's sip ordinance. Councilman Herbert Los brought the matter ol! the sip beforee the board. inswing It appears Mrs. VIdde Baker. of 141 North FaIrUz. saying she is operating a W and bookkeeping business without prow pamil. and is being given "favored" trestmenit"71* sign should came down I in the fiscal year begInning in July, ml, SR IV. from Altamonte Springs to Longwood, will be three-lined to Stevenson twice with DwIght SALE O.t, wtI iui 'ttoi BASKET hoover In his swan song. Beltline Rerouting Slated To Mig s s Developed Land,...C* THREE WITH EASTER GOODIES & Debatc Z11 who" Proud term expires mg month and who has served a tow of five years an the uning board t1Pt UI U11UiRâI Ut MIT Si AUJUUIJI.. riM.a.J tudlcatod be will be autanitting his rtsigns° from that office. w — * thnIA, smaller type was the en and a director of the company as well as the LARGE ASSORTMENT FILLED ( Village held up so long Councilman Troy Piland, chairman of the city's board of adjustment, said he would call a meeting of his board when hewn fil Fox also questioned the pollee chief concerning his advice to Mrs. Baker that she1 allciwthe sign to remain while she sought the variance. Bachelor explained that a neighbor of Mrs. Baker had a similar but smaller sign I yard before he assumed his office and he had told Mrs. Baker as long as there were no complaints her sign could .-. occasions losers won In it subsequent presidential battle In this parade of former - : plication. Offer expires at midnight tomorrow." be used to promote the policy. State Insurance Commissioner Dr. HrrbertS Then the fine print went on to tell how, for pennies a y can plug the gaps In Denenberg said, "We really don't know how well whatever medical plan now covers your health the reader of this kind of advertising knows Mr. tinklettet. But we know and we think the arl!ht to know IbM Mr lAnklett.r -pe T! h."i 'fl ni r-wr.re4a watth In.uran is timing takers because Mr. and Mrs5 John Q. receiving $50,000 a year from National Public are apparently tired of the gouge of Assurance Co., whose policy be so enaoaeinc medical costs thusasticall acclaims They're looking around for ways out *Maybe this Madison Avenue •- school policies in One of the pages ththe I EASTER operate the business, Fox also asked why the matter has been il I s man has become reasonably parative unknosvfl. Parker wis losers who were probably well known to the public. almost .'qually unknown Mit-lid" least well known at convention however, we tend to forget how his home state (New Vrr the White house, there have before his selection where he was a state er.'r are Grover tiriw, who nevertheless gained obscure been, of course, both a loser and vreslilenta f the patty, as the candidate 1w might have judge and former law - r Cleveland and Benjamin the nomination o a winner. eiections during the century after Gen. Ulysses Grant left eouralemet4. Hurry and send in )cc AP- holder cf a SM,000 contract to allow his name to the sponsorship of Mrs. unt Richard M. Herndon, English cTh ° teacher at the school, and Mrs. Doena Smith, peychohigy underdog beats the bigot." "Everyone knows a real llt' This Is the cond year for the Archie Bunker." and 'When we magazine and the students we laugh at Archie, we are ehusastir in their eflurts t, laughing at our own faU1L "Laughing With Archie would make it an even more o be offensive to amTw ,, standing edition. Mrs. Herndon says that she is In a treatise an Time. one r.alh .wItai1 about the literary COntrLbUt noted: Yesterday 25 material which has been to the staff for p Enrollment pubkAtion in this usue and that interest in writing for the magazine is hip. Students WT At Hopper -, . also doing the accompanying an work — work winch Ginger Ita.ratiar, for prcspecU l972-7 kindergarten and indicate, is really graders, will be held at Hoppe-, "we at cac are somwit Elementary School, 1101 Bay concerneA 1iou1 The general Avenue, on April 5 from 9 am. public attitude toward our to 11 5Th. A birth certificate and a sthtinl—aome ?'nh1 ti) refer to It health statement must be as a sthooi where finally go to finish their presented before the child will education. Thi3 gjp'plyj5 not the he permitted to enter school in can. We prsJer to think of our September. wtml as a school to which the Health forms maybe obtained V,.udcnts rome on transfer from at th'• schiol office another school, which Is attuallythecue99percentofthe time." . "These studcnts here at CARS are as . In Harrison In their game of were Wendell Wilikie and cieel.. Eisenhower. WIIlPIe was in private A nwnhei of losers were intisiral i'hmlrm William H. Taft Alton Parker, with Batty previouc winners. Five were and Teddy Roosevelt In their Goldwater next in line. After business, a lawjer, * cot-. In each of the 24 presidential bUllet presidents anti On two suicidal figtit, and lh'rbert rna),Ing the race for president a poratlon exec'itivt'. a conBy W. V. TURNAGE Copley News Service to protect your family with this "1 urge $G)-a.mnnth extra cash plan." the ad. vertisement quoted Art Unkletter, the television personality. Robert E. SIster, an official of the Nations IAbtY corp., parent cvmVany of the N*Uona' Msuranee, was asked to explain lk Linkletter's association with the company. '$5Ø,Q4 ft cask" Hold type In a similar full" j many vertisement which was printed Amencan newspapers offered "up to 15(K) Out —hit ,,.,,.,- Do You Remember Them? IJ1tel' flCw1l*P WASHINGTON—The full -page advertIsement was gaudy and might hc been (outing acüTlZS r a sWreIt p$$.said: W Election Losers: 1 a full-page advertisement which ran in an fly EDWARD NEILAN Capk y News Sfl1Ct The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 291 .i*' - — - .:. - - ,.-. ----- -- ---.- - - .------------ ,___ - —. nm . All - ..:_.:._... 411 40 representatli'c; advazii-vment, Lit. John Morgan, Sanford, c.nd leadership training, James Yongue, Altamonte Springs, district representative. �- ______ - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 29,1912-9A Wednetay, March 29, 1972 SA-The Sanford Herald For - And Man Service To Church I : Two G i ven Deacons .. I 1v - - - - _; L ?# - ,., - f - - • \' . -. _____- =r;~i, -1 v --- . - - - - - 1 _ .. ! -- I - ,i DEACONS L-, - .---G ". .- - ________________________ r T- WEARING RFD, white and blue costumes designed and made at Cs at'" :'!groupfrom Lake Mar) buinetv7iv.as 7be %,oung students, %% se parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reagan, are Julie, age 12, ho plays bace guitar, Kcl1 age 10 ocalist, r; and the little drummer boy is Scott, age 11 Boasting an enviable repertoire of contemporary hits, th e group entertained at Holiday Inn in honor of Doctors' Day. i . IIlIIIIi111I& -- ri -- - -- .1 -- A - ~ It I mu ___ - - - 00, F.; r21.~rf7. - t" A - L - BI SIE BROOKS, of Les Bon Amles Club, Presents donation to Mother Ruby Wilson, of Samaritan Home. L it . zlj - ;L~ M 1 . i -- - -. -.( I Forest Oty4lear Lake Fire Control District, $ p.m. ii rrusswriers meeting, fire hal - arlv - Sanford Wcandn's Republican Club half-pricle rummage sale, 127 West Ist Strwt. eo.04 I ii,. - April 6 Altamonte Springs Women's Club, 9.30 a.rn., tour of M.altland Art Center. April I KnlghtsofColumbusfounderi di~v dinner-dance, 7:30 p.m.. K. of C. hail. i - - - I" .~' I.r ' - .".:~, i -- 1. -. J : I ., '.~ ;ell I , I .I 1. I 1, 11. 4 I- --- F - BRUCE SCO77 was wimer of the Palm Sundav contest at First Shiloh Church and Fannie E. Curry was- nmner-up. (All Photos by Marva Hawkins - Slntoc in paying tribute to the member 0 the rneicnl profeuton on this day, which is celebrated in their honor. .Seminole County physiclans Celery - Demand Fairly es, Jamest Sisk of FTIJ Good, Market Steady. klfl, SuzW= Sadth Wrebour.d crates, Pascal tM, Oat 2 dozen SM. 2Lt. 3 & 4 dams M wm arsi in shorthand ova S1.14, 0 & few I downs $330. I.yft Odom &W peW Ea,siter. Fair. Market Steady. second and third respectively. .-- moq FASHIONS II;r fia .t. 0 I 0,::0 ,V ~.. - - - 1rulailled a -'Manuel acobson s 213 E. FI RST ST. atfallsitill acrylic starf" PH.3224712 , - \"t:' 4 - .. -,, ,. - I - - ' -- - ,....r' - -: I -4 .. :=neh:mr d Nra Malcolm Ellis from Vestal, V Sanford Airport Authority and Sponsored by the Rot,r and Wife clubs for their charity fund& Oh sure the USAF Thunderbirds in their arrazlng precision fl)ing will be the headliners in the tu ndo arraity of acrobatics. But let's talk about the fenune fatale $ - -- - - 1%~ W - - -- ~ WZ- - -- . ----Mw- - - your e of flIbP fa Ctorin, femaledoin's There a Mary Gaffaney, kr instance, She _gets an "A" for GaffAney (unusual, eh?) and an "A" for flying. Va see for five years In a row she's the NationalWomen'3 Acrobatic - ---al health is reflected when Forrest Greene, president of Altamonte Springs Garden Club, presents a check to Mrs. Rose Southward for Seminole County Mental Clinic, Mrs. Southward, a member of the clinic board of directors and ways and means, accepts the generous contribution, part of the proceeds from the garden club FASHION FOR - v - -. - - - - 1; Z ' - I 1: III -=' -- in (. pa - - ._- = - - .-- , -- - - . - -p" - . ft - '- ..-- ~ --,Lwilli.-- . - - 9 ; ' - or - j- - Z L' -IV, - = -: - - --. - - .L~- % ---'--T- -~ IF YOU DON'T believe that women can fly ~ 't -. -- circles around men, then head for Sanford Airport on April I when Mary Gaffaney will be one of the featured aces in the airport dedication spectacular. - , - 1.. - ota Ellis Knickerbolt:-ker, Oviedo, bhrubs, trees and planth were rerorted she had sent money , Sportsman Club sponsored a Mrs. Donald Boone. Chuluota, explained such as proper raised Irani variou ptojects for breakfast Sunday morning for and house guests, Mr. and Mrs. wit mlembers and their guests. John Tweedy from Verona The menu consisted of, Beach, N.Y. ~2 usage, grits eggs, toast TRY FAUST'S FOR JP KENMORE . \ a,,, I sa I ,.pproxsrruitel) .o perns en Arriving Sunday was the I joying the tasty meal. .ij daughter and son-in-law, Mr. On April 9 i sponsor a chlckf :r U t at and Mrs Charles Ward and 419, three children. Michael, the dub bc)Us pm. Tommy and Hobble, to spend a a.m. to S 10:00 at - starting two-week vacation with Mr. and Y1'Ii eorJe. oø... I "iL- ,snvrss ELECTRIC LLLJUfliV IflHLfl AS LOWAS I "1%00 "" AUTOMATIC WASHER 16 .a VU I I ~ ~ ~ B1%00 _ - CANDIES / Tempt,mlium and walar bvd pm 11 i Seminole Lodge Nurini and Convalescent Residence - SEARS -- Pinecrord Sbopping Cantor __________________________________________ PHONE M 134i 1 - U- DJIII UMJrtiJ Phm* 3"-I"l I I 1 300 Bay Avenue Sivritord, Fla. aiiionour beaut ul Bay1ors... - - 'p / - INL '- L IL i i . INCREDIBLE!' I - I lber- '• '- It 'T 4i}r.:-. . -- I' I t r . ' Z $369 1 F roe Delivery - Faust's rug Store Downtown Sanford Plaza 322.0714 1. - - -- - conditionor. thial seats in moisture arxi dry chemicals are ikeptool the hair internal sirvictum to As a result tho wovip stays Iiv**IV until cut off becausle there is 0sclute wav* retenflas. INTRODUCTORY $9 Roll. 41148 [COLOGNIS - -- IL - - - Ph.322-6751 r. - - Persen:01zeti Proltrislan3l , m.0 Helene Curtis has Created a niew Pormanatit Wave .- %-I . rae-ten narvrvr . from I 03 to *z Ji , I wint 1 34 i1 .. ' I i Check the timely buys :51~- / 51 East Third St.. ohsrved Harold Martin. t ~- . " A' 4 !y4 _____________ - - Robert 1,1e, 1,s* Ward I I sI, of Irst, It Mr. and Mrs. ---- AS LOW AS i ALUMINUM DOORS of Sanford . A^ portunity to tell your spread reader audience about two outstanding gala that ought to make all the Sanford sweethearts-and their bcyi friends. pro'id to see them as they do their stuff at Inc controts of some high-fl In (and low level. tool planes t ti'e Sanford Airport on April 1 The occasion will be dLdicatton of the Sanford irPOrt ThxY of stars in i:p,,t-.34 -•-•= For Th* Family • with Mary Hakim wW Joan ZWt%v-Ew@r*1te - Dernand Pelletier d M taking we% 4 know sum I' you and your "Candid Chatter" or Can ii Chatter ')tart action - -- 9 ::: I Tvq.~U" autwistic I - -. qpsmd Awyk4wdad ca"d ,..•. -- A Bazaar Plans Aired At Tea N _____ TV061111-111com SUP "a =e door with grill. dialivered a-4 hilly 4-041"M s".91for all 111104* I'lles. - re yers Fl Garden Circles LAST WEEK ____________ - FOR SUMMER V. - l M M BEREADY a -- 1 .Special have thrilled crowds Sundaiisththe(,tllrnorea visited Italy, Greese, Spain and along with their triends from throughout the nation - and of all Mediterranean ports and " cocoa. course. since the Sanford show cnance to recover frum the their membership Wore Apel was in Scotland with NATO --demands only the best, ,Mary tersion of the first act. I" 1. Operations. bringing home Mrs. Gertrude Kelly will be here to give the ycar a widely respected for the family. Be seein' you at the Sanford returned to her horne has in many gifts assembled thoti.sards a real newspaper commented on her Airport on April 1. NO Wynantskill. N.Y. after a six- Jones will be stationed in treat In thrill nying. week vacation with Mr. and Norfolk, Va. for the next 10 And then there's Gram the act (one of them): "Grace Page FOOUN'!! A He-Male Admirw proved that women .an fl y on re ran A Mrs. John Der Page. , circles around men when she iciive.Heeiul.stedin the Navy in The South Seminole Garden planting, and care, types of two scholarships for a high ,,, two The Ace PU put )fl B zany COrned) routine.. 1%9 for a our-year tour of duty. club met March 20 at the fertilizer to be used and in. school education or for STAY WARM AND an well a ,O C, Traveling to Tampa for to give And that popular TV per. vocation school agricultural Casselbery Woman's Club secticides. the weekend was Mrs. Lena sonality. Bill Cullen said"'Page The devotional was presented the club's donation to a self-help building at 1:30 p.m. and C 0 Z y Briddon of second strett to visit iseitherthegrt'alestpltotlnthe members arriving found at by Mrs. Kenneth Green and project entitled "Friendship with her son and daughter-inworld - or the worst." Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gingrick, tables about 10 members. who Mrs. Walter Krohnie Sr. gave an and Unity through Gardening." ljw, Fred and Itainona and Seventh Street, had cookout Sorut l)easllit,t' So. the Herald's Women's had talk been working on beautiful interesting and amusing their children, Kay and Karen. for a rs..N ewcomnt'r aiu reporku E aCITIC M page salutes the April 1 Air Genirai ,, ge ge er and useful projects for a bazaar about conservation an. bird P'Ca3. Mrs. harry Clark, Wekiva Saturday night.yThose eye glasses and frames were Show Page - and adds. 'of 0 ' , enjoying scheduled for a future date. life, RequesLs for wornen's ,Lvurse. we have known for a River Road. and a daughter-inbeing collected for another .. the outing were Mr. and Mrs The tea table was decorated Central W"therfron law of Mrs. Briddon, and hirs A short business mecting wan worthy cause. news and photo coverage long titne the womocin can -fly Briddon's grandson, Mark Douglas Knickerbocker and in white and green in the St. conducted after the program. A J parties, clubs, etc.) should circles Around men- - ami nut CALL . Schryver of Orlando. ac- son, Donaid, frurn Moff istown, Patrick' Day motif. Refresh- nominating committee the president,be made at least a week In ave Wtodo be zany mco 11 Ls assor took a',ote on on for u advance. 4 liP.ffla( l Pa appointed to select the WALL of INC While Mrs. briddon was in brother Doris Williams. that tickets may be gotten from candidates for next years of. the annual party an election o August Wetigali cheese and nuts were Tampa she missed a visit from her niece, Mrs. Smiety Editor served licers. Appointed were Mrs. uffILM. Mid- wit.h tea and coffee. tier niece und husband. Mr. and and son. Gregory from e iller. Mrs. Glenn Nobl I Mrs. trs H. E. Poole of Poole and Mrs. Elnwr Brtdges,and their dietown, Mr. and Y an Mrs. Axel Ornberg. Carolina. Richard .J., Knickerbocker, Fuller, Winter Park, gave an daughter from South Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Rotund interesting talk on Spring Mrs Ralph Newcomer, world . - . M.kc, Goldenrod, Mr. and Mrz. garditning. Many problems with jardenIng retwesentative, "'. Fla. Tech Host I erence S3A&. 24-21b SM 50 lb nwA Cou*aft in a* p8L cuD. anicks. loose peck. large min liab WM rqnsgsiligtt" &M -- ••.c 31e& Frorn "Candid Chatter" Afailbag iiii-N -r ;1~ Mr. and Mrs. M. L Gillinore. ClaW John Waym Jom on entertained Mrs. 251 Ave for a ti March Glumore's ' niece and i leave after a six month tour 0husband, George and Elaine , aboard the U.S.S. Independence SFARS NATIONAL WASHER AND DRYER SALEI Plant Tour - 11t. AND \11t'-. ORVILLE HARKS entertained at a reception for Seminole County physicians in commemoration of Doctors' Day, McCalium , Dr. andMrs. Barks and Dr. andMrs. Jorge Gomet. = --- HURRYI. Sears #- 1,..-.lI I - Tammyand Greg from 'dinrseota and also devotion In the city for the Elite! Registration I.' now being receive professional instruction The Sanford Recreation leader for the Cktrigren. visiting with relatives and Deparlment will offer adult accepted at the Sanford at a very reasonable rate. May God bless you both and morny hiends. Am enjoyable square Dance lessions beginning Recreation Office lomted in the Recreation office Is open may you continue to live a visit to you. young men. Monday through Friday from 0 April 5. Sanford Civic Center. fruitful life for Christ. --The Recreation Depart.ment am to 5:30 prn F=ther In. The I lessons will be wider the urges all adults to take &cf. fw=Uon may be obtained by These two men were hisiructim of presented pisiques for their Charles Middleton, of supervision WA vantage of the opportunity to cafta 322-3161. ext. 6L spirtanhum S.C., is Spend' John Saunders. pcominent outstanding service. the Easter with ini tirothers. teacher Toastmistress for Western was Mrs. Ethel Freeman In the school system at South ._____________________ ______________________ -Medley at music was playd Carolina. r1e' Many Mrs. LLIIIe Hall and 14rs. Debra C. Smith. Soloistsi were Mrs. Charles u a well 1,nown sfter L1ItI_IIItA Val-ieWtiiteandMrs.NectsM in Sanford d-zring his school days here. Much success, Boykins. Mrs. Susie ry ChSZie5, In your life's work. ;rrjo Blackahare gave the histoH. and made the r t tatlons to --Caigress One Mission clinic the honortes. ' Rev. L T. Fre,emari gave wW be held Saturday at New ML Zion Missionary Blaptist Churck Midway. Rev. Miller is Mrs. Russell Duckworth was pastor C'ub Planning hostess of Delton.(irden - to S _____ .: it •: ".i e- a e Mr. and Mrs. John Tweedy from Verona Beach, New York CHUL.LOTA spendifla delightful two are B) IIZA BAKF..R weeks ',acatlon with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Weekend gw.sts at the rson was her Gingrich of Seventh Street. of Mrs. Reft Andel They are enjoying sightseeing daughter and husband, Roger Godwin and their children, tours and plaYing golf. - - - - ~ i - . -- - Fl 1)ERAL-S1ATh M*RkEI bushel c-rates ir bushel PoinsettIa Circle River Crujs Goodi ilclav benefit dar.ce at Club 5 NEWS SERVICE Lettuce - Bib tyne. Denarx' Pirsir -Dert.rJ recently in her home. Mr& the DeLuxe Club. The Society SANF011a), FUJKLDA Fair. Market Steady. cam" 24 Moderate. Market Steady, Joseph O'Brien was cstezs Big - Wiretiowid crates bunched S VEGETABLE REPORT $2.00. count Seminole Audubon Society is Band and show w411 part Two new nie!nbesl welcomed (10 )OUt Far Bo,Lui type. Demand Fair, CCUflt And hCt4) & Plain types chartering the Noah's ?t Shipping Point Information for the ew Good Swr.arftn into the circle were Mrs. si.o. ft rlverboa Sa Tuesday March 211h. All Sales Market Steady, witebound Cook and Mrs. Ethel Whalen. crates. 24 count V-00. 1.ieaf t) pe. Rogliaes - DcmwA Slow. ii, for a cruise down the SL Home. Have you given yet! F.O.8 For Sim* of Demand Moderate, Mark-t Market Steady. C&rU", film Johns River. This doubk4eck Good Quality, Unless Otherwise Bruce Scott was winner of the present to bear the guest About Steady,4-5 bushel crates. bags, Red type. 3D4 02 11.00. boat is weU adapted for obStated. Precooling Charges few sales 3100. P Loffudne type. White Icicle tY`pe, U4 oz ". xen.inE the beauty r4 natury Palm Sunday contest at FiM . Shiloh Missiunary 11; Dernbrid Fair, Market Steady. I Hii and bu,ds in their natural state. Sanford-Oiledo-Zellueod Baptist Training Church Area Code '°" now tmsbict: Next meleting of the circle will Union. Bruce wishes to tank sli a.m. and par9 Bridge at CABBAGE - Demand Slvii he a tour of the Tupperware him to win. Cabba ge - Demand Slow, who helped own Market Weaker. Domestic Mn. Fannie E. Curry was Pililt Iii /4r11. Market Weaker. Domestic satt ct'inks may be bed Round type, medIum-large, 1'.,. . runner up In the BTU Palm 0 Round type, rrsedlwn-large, . bushel crates 81.50-1.75 Babying Hair Sunday contest. Much success bushel eratee 11.50-1.75. 50 Lb casional higher. mesh f" A daticitis next time, Mrs. mesh sacks $1.50. occulonal ..0flu Mdd baby shampoo Is es, acoo •Ibert sacks C1.25-1.S0. l'i bushel many thank. from for the girl who Deacon sential Tecinological lower. Ri,d $3.-350, Savoy for nsandticketswtflbe crate*, medium-large; Red Florida Tommie L. Jenkins. BTU washes her hair every day. soo-.so. sold on a "tint come" tiui.s 'vpe 5300.3.50; Savvy type scxdirector, forymir coopemUm in it cle"s but doesn't Mike Pflwger Harry S, Brach, of Deltona this prqpam. * 3.50. mostly $3.00, hair. to the hair ' keeps Its in all three categories at the L,ccal Repleseatattl;~ telephone r,4-18U. CmTets -Demand M healthy shine. ate, District Confer,em of Phi Bets Phone 3=4W Market Steady. Film bags, Futurensh mesh a P.P nastar Lasders of America held at - ----- ___ - - - , - Vegetable Report -- -. ___________________________________________ ' count $3.06. -----m t.. r - F Mrs. E.K. Boone, L'iO East Second St., vacationed a week in Naples ls1t1ng friends Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Proveiizano. Boone says they shW4ied most of the time In the nice shopping area In Naples Upon returning to her \ - - - SCIIOI Board. 3 . . .- - ,- - " ~ - adopted by the auxiliary as the ago from Orlando. They have two children, Bob and Maureen, and three grandchildren 4 - -. I - their th wedding anniversary, March 22. The couple was married In Newark N J in 1943 _________ : " - ___ _______ I o fficial flower in 1949. It Is used f TheFreewill Holiness Church Just far the record, I fires. You, Deacon R. M. .McClaln, sex- ed as financial was the setting for the annual really very beautiful and service held by the represent happiness for all I secretar far 40 years and School 1es Ban Amies Club Ti ages. Art, fashion and tender teach in both JR'Jdepartmentfarover50 Sanford Community Singers kwtng care coastltutern makeid et stay behing with Joseph Williams, ctirectcr .i jr your success and dedication In and Mrs. Gloria Williams, My many niocith are captired lft '1. oc -church work Is summarized In musician rendered music in Ta) hiestyle your favorite hyrnan, 'Guide praise to Gad at tins proam, carefree w tie ultimate * -friie mi - e, 0 ".Ce Jehosh, aior'g vth the 5' Jth softly played b Mrs Lillie H. Missionary Baptbit Church ri TM A choir, with Mm Faye Will.rmw EGG....a unique e" decoratied __ a bymrin}rrs ,j pj I Thh is your life. Deacon organist. This program was tnjpJm Jenkins, who was success as the spirit of God Sanford. yInthst.Thtitd ty"in Sudord. At &ri early age There ~- Z-M--w:~- -. -7~,=~71~ he was converted and baptized this program was to belp with --A~--sbTILIAT to me curre:* bdq - - = - --- -; --nod Jointed . for Samaritan r thnks Z. oriary Church. be U for Pilot Club ,- -.and i Deacon Jenkansi served in Mother ltui,y wu pgrantstodescn'tng --.. th1for World Wax 11 in the United worshippers students. Last year. three States Array. Moving to West cooperation In this endeavor. studenu awarded sct,okrs:,,ps.were -- -- 1.~--tt .- M~6 Sanford he united with First MAY God bless each Of You. Shiloh Minionsry Baptist I reg on a sm.aU enclosure the pet am who has everythijig. before Easter, I wi11 be at Winn --Church where in Jamiary 19M which can be filled with Dixie, 25th and French Ave. Where can you reach me? Williams be was ordained deacon and Easter happiness ii anything from jelly beans to . A.W. atie at became president of the Baptist were the disuier guests of their diArnancls Not out) would I Eppa, Sanford Dry Cleaners or Club decorated egg. cousin. Mrs L C. B '1vvnI, of tralnini Uai. Hamy Easter! make all WWD&I gift for A Child. FiM Federal. On the Friday Deacon Jenkins is presideM Bartow. Joseph had ad but I would be just perfect for - --of BTU in CaWm One, && condo for sorm 25 yeam 7W2 visor to the youth and the Young was Indeed a happy rudan. OL - Liza's Live Wire -- I- ~, o ~% ;2 . - -1 -.1 ; -i. r., I - i at the home Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rosemond and Dr. Julian CELEBRATING iju'.. are, from left, Fried. of Dr. and Mrs. Orville Barks Mrs. Julian Fried, Dr. and Mrs. John Morgan, (Ann Sieczkowski Photos) ~-!L- - -- --- -- ' - who by daily devotion ii their duty of service to inlntsLr to health ~1111 A - 4. I ., ________________ ________ - =0 -0 March 30 1111' multi-medIa standard first aid course, 1:30 a.m.-4 pm. Civic Center, registration iTiust be in advance. t I medical profession, both living 110 (lead. with some act of ___ __ I f MW I -- dI \1nri, 30 was , Im. -- H Iu)cry of other h> a (teorgia hyaicIan, l)r. Crawford W. Inng I-A "I'll - 0, , _ - - _ • - ,ernino,e C Iendor -_ - t. i _______________ - .-- A _______________ ' - JOSEPH .W Al I.... ' - i4 v-"o ________________________________________________________ ---- =-- y off- - .- I a - - - . . ~ 441t- lay be observed annually on ______ . .-, - - ___________ A ________________ -- - 1. To'", - I-. =9 -- - ____________ - - - 11~- IL _____________________ 1 h, innswttetn(.eorgia that I- 11 - - - --rof . - "? i I --- - --- .- --L Rea "•' - - - . Talk Of The Tosii .D T. L. JENKINS •. Suggested Mrs. Ada DennisM o wn into oir CwiMan F3 'ra W1eM Drai _______________________________________ . . tnte In the South observe, l)octors l)ay,ziswelln'ssevoral stsitesoutsldethetcrritoryfroni hich the nitsodation draws Its iti'tnbershIp. 1t - in Metier. Ga. There you were Faster. Mrs. Doll.) Gaines, Mrs. fills Russ, tic'on Ford. Miss ordjttned as a deacon You moved with Your family Vmw*l HArm. Ralph nllff=. IM .s. A L pj, 1 ri' to Sanford in ian. ft was the Roy. and Mrs. James Hagin, (,j 11 same year you became a Mrs. Almedi Foster, Mrs. l ItJackson, Shiloh Francine W. C. member of First -- - Missionary Baptist Church. Sapper. Mr. and Mm. Clifford -- -r)urmg that ume, you began to By TW.%7E= - V acne on the deacon board BagIci Mrs 'Aitherspoon - -J- - - -Seated near you is Rev. A A W'ø's were Miss Wilma L- mt . Have* you heard~ Fieldi, who at ftt Ume also L Jarie& Mrsi. Betty Daniels. * ,.a - - --- -- - pp=ka't ' --Q~ -' was a deacoa and a picirim of Mm Essie M. Dtxm Mm Pam Well, just don't believe --VV -. you hear ! Dunwood) Mrs Rotland this church and ccar.munity. W winisma. It was you and the late Ttflman and Eloise ...n -are that's it's -. Deacons Jones and Haynes, Cateresies Were Mrs. Catherine you bear plus much more. who rendered peracmal finan. Hawkins. Mrs Mable McClath ,I could be egorizeci It, I chic chick...well, at any rate, a cial assistance in the im- and Min I.Allie R. Fwl& .~ I - 1 1 /'' Quist. Just think what would DurIwnod) Mrs Eü1 0iis church have been today if Mm Nannit Wdliams, Mr. and ,ou two had not passed this Mrs Jtmnne L Davis. Mrs Aifredia Wallace, Mrs. Ruthia way' ThisisyourIUe,DeaconRM Nathan. Mrs Tiresa MLI1L McClain. At rather young age, Deacon Robert Baker, Deacon - ., .1 Robinson, Freddie work. God is pleased, He kniows Thomas., Willie Roundtreie. MISS that His iwose l.a being .. kabe Pobinscm, Mrs. Fran -as Elizabeth God Jenkins, Mrs .... 1bed thch .aveuaMcClair '''' -01: A6-: A----W -C----~-----. - - "). -. . \ Phoba ~ ' ) . I - l'itibersIiip In the Southern M'licnl Association is drawn frutiilflSotuthcmn,Iatesnndthe :- ' religious teachings and training Charletha Merkerson, Mrs. in the Chw-ch School and BTU Piccolo King, Mrs. Pearl ~ . -. Observed Doctors' Day 'kte4 h Mrs WUiIim Rape, 'f tr ti,'? if I't I trIq I )., Orville 8srks, Ii), I tit l)iiy, 1iri 23 when Seminole fiIJowtd by a dinner party at Mrs. Edwin Fspataio, 1Ar. project of the Woman's Mnrdi frank Chnts, Mrs. F. J. U'Ihbiy Inn, at whichUr Ausillary In the Southern County Medical Auxiliary Uttle Ouya" entertained.Weigand, Mrs Jorge Comet, In t)a(t honor. Medical association, wasa entertained The festivities Included Chairman of 1)ndoqq' 1y Nick Pastis and Mrs. CV. in te ,fbfl 75IO fitismirn (;ray Mayf a ir bnrne WI'S Mrs. - . I Area ~'..,---- . .., - - .. ' To a fellow edfN.ng man, it higy apitit. Ycu are men with blessings, after which the beauttuI1y decorated bsiern . acamdrellg*ous beliefs. YOU guest' First d3oh, me do It while I can, n &i of the claireb, The foflowing help j, of strong minds and forfttplainl,haflnc* ,i they ., serve. great hearts. You have a firm make the evening sincere way again' e ezress nnr Akru life a waythe world rflL1 some times pause b say thanks to these two Christian This fOTfl Jminartzes to an faith In God and your Deacon and Mrs. R. Mc tnkymi"tosomeofthemen men who have dedicated their extend the philosophies which fellowmen. You keep ready McClain. Deacon Tommie L. Mrs. L handsforrend&iIiglerVlCe*for Jenijni, these djfy who h&pto make our world a lives for the work cdCrist GoYoustaontheefor Freemain,Mr.andMrs.W.C. An ur.known author once Thesearr the follow heuerplacetnwhichtollte. Apprecationbourwasglven said! "Through this toilsome weob.ervetnycaa: Vonplace God's program. The words Curry,DeaconandMrs0.car written in P-wnam 12:11 state Mertl* Mr. and Mrs, John L Deacon R. M. McCain wid worK &W,Orxe wW only owe God IkV in all you do am say. may VouwlcomeGod'sguadanctth that a Qristian should n be &'ott Deacon and Mrs. A. L. I Deacon Tommie 1.. Jenkins on I pm. It a kuidneu &flUt) ICOfl&fldMIS.JeUle slOthfUhtflbuaiJW*,butterveslt last Sunday evening In the show. IfaooddetdIm&ydo OrdeTtobestrengthenedb H Sr., U. Mrs( r ld Cunove,Deacon vices for God. 11 . / Have you stopped for a 0. C. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. (,tf' f ' Aft - Honors Us MARVA V HAWKIYJS 31.$411 - 4 LkW My,)wuuetk*Itd 1AL115 CUSTOM CHARCIE M@VOLVINOCHAPON opIHMO$,.THU*$., pal. T1L51N5p0 P LA ZA iflhM Jack (9 SANFORD PLAZA Jean's 322-2041 1 �I T_ 10A—The Sanford Herald Wednesdsy, March 29,1972 Ziolvion fh Wi n F^rl TO WVIJI U I Battery I em Over By HERKY CUSH Late Toyota A "flat tire" temporarily held up the Beep Beeps last week but It was only for one game as the league leaders came cnto win the final Or" of the nlglt. In Arlhi'. Xi — ;Q was the big lea for the 1"dors aiorg with Kathy Arthur's 290-501, For the Thea it was Millie Rogers 157 — 510 and Jack Rogers 117. Moving Into ascend place with three wini last week were the B-Set-s who were led by Chuck Baker 202, 212 — 594 and Ed Mellon 210. Also hitting the 200 mark last week were Wiley Burrow , .flxn Brown 220 and Trin ('flj 390. C,uier flue game&ne 'uCtfl George Dtzon 186, Bob Barbour 197, Johrmy Jones ir. 112, Ray Merrill 192, Marvin Wright 196 and Jo Arm Wright 123. In the Early Toyota league the outstanding kegler, were Al Boidiuin 204, George Varner 234,211-234,8111 Vat-nor 111. D. E. Gorman 231, John Bryant 207, 233 637, 0. 'fra±tm 203,192- 571, Vern Messermnith 234,190- 595 and M. Evans 201. Hal Ki n g Gets Chance To Pla "I've always con. centz-ated on being a good hitter because that's where the money Is," the Texas Ranger catcher says. "If Other high games last week came from Bill Painter 391, Jack Hornet 113, Bob Morgan 23$, Bob Boattxd 1$, Bill 0-anna 185 arid Jack Hunt 123. Also turning In fine games In the league last week were Doc Ring 193, L. Meridlth 197, C. Ptorcy 323, B. Carver in. ft. Ceynowa 211,237-579, Chris Elm IN. Junior Lewla 192. John Lewis 195,219-593. L. Groover 190, A. &riaea IN, J. FIscher 204 and W. Lewis 115. DAV Bantams The Hot ShoU have a solid tow gaine bold on second Ohm but still are not In a pusidun to challenge the leaders, the Chicago Teddy Bears. In lest week's action the Hot Sbots wet-s helped by Norman Platt in — *3, Mike Clark 14$ — 393 and Ricky Lawrence 111. For the Teddy Bears the sparklers were Tracey Towers 347 — 424, Aaron KaiEman 152- 395 and Jim Walker 119-390. Other fine ,&-les last week came from Jerry Kaiser 119 — 317, Don Wlginton 127 — 324, Mike Link 129 332. Beth But-hart 102- 300, Kelly Dougherty 135 — 357 and Ray Wolf 1111 — 306. Top single games were turned In by Larry Jones 111, Geia Bikur 110, Bruce Annett 307, David Jones 106, Tracey La. 106, Richard Lewis 120, Ronnie Harold 112, Bill DearcU 113 and Paul Harte 106. - Rain. 6 . KOIfl. -. i~ ;i .I t I .: I 1, ''______ ' 1, !, % . - . I I[,._ i~ i i ..I... I ? -- - -_ w#. A -- _.X,*, , . t. - a. V ,t. lx: . - W - -_ 4 Of ftf, 14- k~-! -_~_ I . liu I -A A ~ -- _ spread for at least a Umisfind yeards out of the Creek and filley reoAved reports of dea(I speckled perch from fishermen trying their luck in that end f ~ .1 e 9 I !, . II , Ice- j "1 i lI ~ _T 1 - ..,. ______________ ~ . _______ 4 It , . -_ INA . _____ r! _____ 11 11~ _____________ - _________% ____ .... .. - dl- 7. I' '•"" ! ,- - —doll I -, _- uI1Iv, tJ . I -, ___ _#_ Smith's 73 Paces Raider Golf Wins Seminole Junior College ran ternoon at 1:30 p. m. on the its golf record to 5-3 overall and Mayfair course with Valencia 5-1 in division play '.ith a pa ir of Junior College providing (P victories yesterday afternoon opposition. on the Mayfair Golf and Seminole Ricky Smith C Club Course. Ithe Raiders had a 304 team Bubba Park 75 total compared Lu 316 for Lake Bill Sellers 77 City and340forCentrjlFlorida RoyGlltreath 71 Junior College. Total 304 Ricky Smith had the low Lake City round of tb'. day with his iL Bob Angers 73 over pa 73 HOP hill 79 It was one of the best team George Brannon Il fftrL the Raith'rs have put Gory Smither 51 ( IL.i:('tlwr this season. Other Total 316 Mt'rcs turned in liv the Raiders Central Florida %%cry liubui, Part. wit) , 75, j3ifl Rick Byrd 78 S-ilera at 77 and Ru> Gilbreath West Ward 81 .11 74 Rick Coyne 90 liii' itaiders have another John Yancy 93 (it .i;itt',t ti'tIIi'rrjl'.I at. Total 340 014*?iCvi~~~,~, , I " ( ... ... .- - I f"' I. - --" - - gw~ -22 -• - . . __ ____________ _________ A ______ Ct7t., II IL,UVIII UI UIV -,:-- - W- __ - - .v . _ !. areawhollahesthelakealmost ,-'( . - --_i,- = =-'-.,-. I_. _____ daily, volunteered his speedy runabout and his services to - I.--; - - N iv __ _.'J'214 , , guide Moody, May and this writer on a tour of the affected "-; _ ' area. Moody explained that Lakers other reports had been received and the U.S. Corp. of Engineers had put a stop to the dredging over the weekend. This seemingly proved to be correct as the mud slick had partially disappeared In the HAROLD L. MOODY (left) and Bruce May of trip there Monday. :Icrald Outdoors Editor Bob creek, lake. Upon entering the games during the regular seahis abdomen In strained muscle By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Orreil acconpanied the group on the tour of the son, began their series against however, the discoloration was Is Oscar Robertson, one of the since Feb. 4. Commission take a good look at the pollution area and shot this photo. plainly visible and the canal It showed Tuesday night as Chicago by wearing down greatest players In National problem in Soldier's Creek when they made the Basketball Association history, the Bucks were upset by the injury riddled Bulls 90-80 at Los which enters on the north side of was found to be Creek Soldier's hurling to the point where it will Golden State Warriors 117.106 In Angeles. The Boston Celtics, for many in sad condition. Fogle stated cost the Milwaukee Bucks the opening game of their bestof-seven Western Conference years the league's most (IOIIII. that this canal had always been * defense of their league title? The 33-year-old Robertson, semifital series at Milwaukee. nant team, make their first one of the most productive In the other Western Confer. post-season appearance in three fishing spots in the entire area, the NBA's second leading alltime scorer and top playmaker, ence semifinal, the Los Angeles seasons, entertaining the At. but for the past three weeks, no has been suffering from a Lakers, who won a record 69 lanta Hawks tonight in the fish at all had been caught We. ___________________________________________________ opening game of the Eastern "The canal is In much better shape today than It has been," Conference playoffs. The other Eastern Conference said Fogle, "but even in this • Bob Robertson won Instant topped Houston 7-3. Baltimore houston Astros, taking a little scored four unearned runs in semifinal begins Friday night at condition, a self respecting Wiss fame In the 1971 World Series as routed Texas 6-1, Detroit nipped preseason revenge, the first inning and Los Angeles Baltimore, with the Bullets wouldn't be caught dead In IL e back for two unearned Bobby the world's longest bunter. the New York Mets S-I, Grich doubled In two Cit Nets' Leaving Soldiers Creek, the Now, he's trying to win acclaim Philadelphia edged the Chicago rui. in the third inning g4 rum in the third facing the New York Knicks. A two-rim hornet by Harmon All series are best-of-seven party proceeded to Howell as u spring training blaster- "lute Sox 3-2, Los Angeles Andy Etrhebarren homer-ed for Creek on the south side of Lake and without the bunt sign. games, Killebrew pulled Minnesota into truituned the New York Y.n- two more Baltimore runs. In the American Basketball Jessup. The difference in the Mets, pitcher Brent Str=,!t a tit with Bostc4 And the game The Pittsburgh Pirates' first kees &5, Minnesota and Boston - - P Association Tuesday night, it color of the water was t ted 3-3 In a contest stopped by balk gave Detrtt its winning was eslledbocanaeefratniftd' manhit ahome run agains _-'_jj~_ was: Carolina 121, Virginia 121; noticeable even to some one Baltimore last October to win a rain, California beat Oakland 6- rim with the bases loaded in ne eight Inninga. Kentucky 134, Pittsburgh 132; seeing the area infrequently. Series' game. He didn't know 1, the Chicago Cubs downed San 10th Inning after homers by Al SCIa-ed five runs u. i'— S S S New York 92, Indianan; Fkr- Howell Creek looked tflt4Zi. theii CtTflLIiI5 until he 1usd circled the bases Diego 54, Cleveland defeated Kaline and Bill Freehan in the mountain stream in comparison Idians 118, Memphis 107, , Fsmune homered in tke ninth to kinth had tied the game, Manager Danny Murtauglu San Francisco 62, Milwaukee , with the first creek and canal that Dallas 96. Utah 95. defeat San Diego Del Unset clipped the Cleveland "B" rc luxineki's bonier in the had signaled for a sacrifice. On Virginia Golden State's Jim Barnetl, visited. homered for two runs for Robertson 1.rnered twice team, 5-3, and the Montreal ninth Lining gave the pmni Returning to the flab camp, against St. Louis Tuesday for a Expos beat the Atlanta Braves their victory over Ctirgo. Don Cleveland, which beat San who was guarded by Robertson, the biologists, Moody and May, 6-2 exhibition baseball victory. 5-4 in 10 innings. for the Pacers with 23 points ran Oscar ragged and scored a By ThE A.SSOCIATF.I) PRESS Money had homered earlier for 'Dove May's three-run homer UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) — and center el Daniels added game-high 30 points for the expressed their opinion ttAt, It was the second time within a Dents Menke homered and Philadelphia. with the dredging stopped, the WarrIors, The New York Nets won two 22. Willie Davis' homer in the was the big blast In MUslugged two homers In Joe Morgan and Coast Gem he Wendell Ladner hit a jump Kareem-Jabbar, the league's west end of Lake Jessup would week games Tuesday night-theirs nirno each drove In runs for eighth broke the Dodgers' 55 tIe W1ILkft'I the-nm seventh It.. a game. shot with 45 seconds to g, Leading scorer and Most Valu- soon return to normal. They and Virginia's. Cincinnati. All three are former with the Yankees. New York ring against the Cleveland "B" ther games, Cincinnati York closed out its regu. breaking a late tie and sparking able Player for the second asked that any evidence of a In o lit season with a 92-86 victory Carolina to victory over the straight year, led the Bucks "fish kill" be reported to them Jim Fatreys run-producing single gave the Expos their over the !ndlana Pacers, while Squires. Larry Miller was with 28 points, seven below his immediately and pledged their Istionph over Atlanta. the Virginia Squires dropped a Carolina's high scorer with 29 average, Robertson, seeing his cooperation to do everything C 11rift most extensive action since st. possible to assist In any way If '127-121 decisIon to the Carolina points other indications of pollution New Despite their victory, t.'.e feting his injury, had 23. es Cougars. eliminated irum Guards Gall Goodrich with 32 should occur. Cougars were As a result, the Nets pulled Lip within one half-game of Vir- the playoff picture when the points and Jerry West with 23 - Another regular angler, gifts In the race for second Floridians defeated Mmphls. keyed Los Angeles' victory over Dorsey Bailey, arrived as the Warren Jabail tallied 30 ChIcago. Each scored ala points biologists were leaving. He place In the American Basketwhen the Lakers ran off 15 ball Association's East Dlvi- points, Larry Jones 25 and Will skin. The Squires wind up their It Long 21 for the Floridians, consecutive points early In the regular schedule at Memphis while Randy Denlon was high third period and moved froma ~4943 deficit to a commanding man for Memphis with 21. tonight. Donnie Freeman scored 19 58-49 lead. -. If Virginia loses tonight, the The Rettrnmund, the club's leading were the chief abort men out of MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Not only did the Bulls lose - -! learns will finish In a tie with 44- points, Rich Jones 17 and won 318 hitter the past two years, form the bullpen. BSltIIflOte Orioles have 40 won-loss records. A oneganie George Johnson 13 to pace Dal- gal,-, they lost two players by ' O'Brien could be sent back to regular season games and nine the outfield. Baylor, Tom playoff would be held to las. II broke a string of 34 games injuries. Cener Torn Roes'straight In the playoffs while a)r and Terry Crowley will be the minors If Scott showed determine the second place fin- in which Freeman had scod ut ainkk chain tote fibers In the enough to stick, amid veteran sweeping to three straight the reserves. lm.:: i" least 20 points. hIs left knee, and Coach tibet. El. Dave Rosa-eU was again In the Ellie Hendricks and Andy American League pennants. 1. otta said the 7-foot Dan Issel paced Kentucky l),;i. What's the difference beFor 1972, Manager Earl chebarren will again be p1.'- position of having to impress - tween finishing second and with 29polnta and broke an 'iIM pitotman wouldn't play again tn Weaver sees likely Improve. tooned at catcher. They corn. while not getting much work. single season scoring recc'rd the series. third? By winnIng 101 games last bined for 71 FBI 1a.'t year. ment for the Orioles. Forward Chet Walker, a 39. The difference is In tlrstround with 2,525 points In 82 guine. 'There's no reason we should The incompasabae Brooks year. the Orioles became the By The Associated Press playoff opponents, and its a big That's one more than I'Lrlie point scorer during the regular third team in major league hi.be any worse," Weaver said, Robinson at third action t Tuesday's Results Scott of Virginia had in 73 season but held to five by the difference. Montreal 5, Atlanta 4, 10 In. "and chances are we'll be bet- Infield which Includes shortstop tory to reach that mark three The second place finisher will games before jumpinu t'i Lakers, also suffered an injury - consecutive consecutiveseasons. If they do ter." Mark Belanger, second to his left knee and is t . rings r. meet the Floridians, who as. Phoenix of the NBA. Is'el has it again this Ylit. they'll Stand Dave Dave McNally, one of four man Johnson and Powell Pittaburgt' 8, St. Louts 2 i sured themselves of a playoff one regular season game re- peeled to play in the series' Baltimore 20-game winners last at First. All but Powell won alone. Baltimore 6, Texas I second game Thursday night. berth Tuesday night by beating rnalnlng. ”Of use I'd like to a-tn 100 Detroit 5, New York N. 4, 10 year, was out of action 3* days. Golden Glove fielding awards in Memphis 116-107 and clinching --_________ very much," Weaver said. 'But Iloog Powell, the league's Most 1971. innings :: fourth place in the ABA East. that's not a goat. I'd just Like to Either Chico Salmon or Boston 3, Minnesota 3, tie. 8 Valuable Player of 1970, hit beThe team that finishes third. II% his weight at .356. Paul l)aVanon will join Grich in the win the American league penlow Innings, rain meanwhile, has the dubb'ts It, lea Angeles 6, New York A. 5 BlaIr, off to a slow start, rnsn- backup role for the infield, with namit." honor of drawing the Kentucky the loser being dealt off. aged to hit just .902. Cincinnati 7, Houston 3 ' I Colonels, the club with the best I The pitching rotation of Weaver, always optimistic Philadelphia 3, Chicago A. 2 record In the entire ABA, as a and aggressive, doesn't expect McNally, Jim Palmer. Mike Chicago N. 8, San Diego 6 first-round opponent Cuellar and Pat Dobson won 81 such misfortune again. California 6, Oakland I In other ABA games, Dallas won a pen. games last year end started 143 The Orioles never Cleveland 6, San Francisco 2 edged Utah 9890 and Kentucky flint until outfielder Frank times with 71 complete games. Wednesday's Games nipped Pittsburgh 134.132. _ As a result, the bullpen didn't Philadelphia vs. Cincinnati at Robinson arrived, and then they In opening games of the Na 4 V.. won four in six seasons. But get touch work and wasn't too Clearwater, Via. tional Basketball Association St. Louts vs. New York N. at Robinson was dealt off to the effective much of the time. Western Conference playoffs. . Ins Angeles Dodgers. So the Of that group, Pete Hichetu St. Petersburg, Fla. Golden State upset Milwaukee the team Is on Its own. went to the Dodgers, Dick Hall Atlanta vs. Texas at West test of I 111.106 and Los Angeles tie'•! I -4 l'alm Beach, Fla. Baltimore, never known for retired and Tom Dukes, 1-5, ap- , feated Chicago 9310. pat, could open the peared on shaky ground as Houston vs. Boston at Cocoa, standing The Nets did their part In the season with seven newcomers spring training progressed. Via. batik for second place by beat-qrthe 25-man roster, Including Harrison, Alexander and Angeles Minnesota lee vs. at on ing Indiana. Now they can just live rookies up from Rochester. Dave t.eonhard were in a battle Orlando, hula, -= hope Memphis beats Virginia ' Bobby for the No. 5 spot starter and They Include Infielder Baltimore vs. New York A. at / tonight. I Grich,whotuit.3*3and .336th. long relief Miarni,FIa., night AM Johnflochestartingatguard .-. -Kansas City vs. Detroit at Ft. prut two years, and outfielder Eddie Watt and Grant Jackson in place of Bill Mekhlonnl, out Dun Baylor, .117 and .313 Myers, Fla. ken hand, with a last two seasons. Both are I.'Tbirsday's Game, points for the Nets, but the high LtCKY Whit FIWES Montreal vi Atlanta at West baled as "can't miss" prosman was Rick Barry, who ccliPalm Beach, brated his 26th birthday by Also moving up from a proMontreal vs. New York A. at hIiAL.EA1I. Fla API Ho scoring points " 22 NIGHTS LEFT ductive farm system are Brric ger Laurin, trainer of Ogden Fort Lauderdale, Fla., night high scorer Roger Brown was SEASON ENDS APRIL 24 New York N.vz, Cincinnati at Harriman, 15.6, and reliever Pnspps' Numbered Account. Is noted for hi suecris with Mickoy S&olt, 94, wid catcher St. Petersburg, Fla., night BEST RF.COIU) tday. We-Mi4iy a. Sakfdow lifters Besides having the Philadelphia vs. Minnesota at Johnny Gales, P5*1 Times las pm and pm Don Johnson of Akron, of 1071. he 2-year-old champion Moving to Baltlrno.-e in Orlando, Fla, had the best average Play The Fabulous Big Perfect. trained I)rumtop. a grass SORRY NO iOhio, Pittsburgh vs. Kansas City at Robinson trade are Doyle Alex. on t e professional howling now retired, and MINORS ainder,8'-6 wlthl os Angeles,and ru.intng mare M;ers, V t. night even though be tour in 1971, Miss ('avandi-h, a $1.00 yearCHARITY NIGHT TOMORROW St. Louis vs. Boston at Winter reliever Bob finished second In earnings Camp O'Brien. afternoon at busy hog who was stakes winner in ENJOYING a stanoing uu Juhutiuy I 10,raghlav.n. Fla At the start, at least, Baylor her dav wt's'k were Lilits EIci'oltz nnd last Seminole average h a, Johnson's 213.97 Texas vs. Baltimore at and Grich are slated for spot Lauin is stabling his horses Jeanette Roesenger who hauled in these 45 e.Iged Roy Buckles's 213.465 Miami, hula, duty behind veteran units in the here awaiting the hhlalcah 10 Ml.. north of O,bndo bela-cia 'a Petraglia's 21 049. Petspecks using minnows and red a bream and 14 Detroit vs. Chicago A. at outfield and Infield. meeting which opens March 3 u aghia, however, won $&,065 wigglers. Lakeland, Fla. Don Buford, Blair and Mery and runt ,%1irtl 29 to Johnson's 1813-49. Cop Playoff, Tilts Bunt Sign N ot On Robertson Blast*ing A'LegaIA' Victory uts Pressure I Weaver ees Improving - Grapefruit This Year - League Baseball „_________________ DOG BAGINO J . . n - f -- ____ _ - . ., - . -_ I I r .. - I A ietter was sent Initticifinicl y ater in a" what was happening and INRl)%O ii L'' i tlhp*kiitu s,uiii Li,,. Research Laboratory In Kustla " To M a k eMove ____________________ ~-~ V_ Warriors, Floridian s Set ___ ,''t -..,'. wi- , , .~ _ ~ -._ _! z - -- _ ~ w ~~ . & - TI,.T of Soldier's ('reek, causing thi 1 TkV_ .VRV - --I -. 01 I Illey, "soine type of dredging 1. P r = ,---=. _1 FISHERY BIOLOGISTS Bruce May (left) and Harold L. Moody look over a map of the Lake Jessup area before departing on a trip to Che -: -;c- i to check on a nollution nrohiem DrMtng pin pointed as the cause of the fish killing pollution, as stoppCu over the weekend - . ;.i. ___ b'. _____ ;_ Set This Weekend - . - aw I ______ - . 4' ii ' .. - S C h0to I'S concerning conditions in Lake Monday rnorring. -.r .i Paul Russo Is hitting at a .3383 Heavy rains drenched Central high In the state, currently Florida, forcing cancelations of carrying a .400 batting average. pace with 23 hIts and Dick Brink several games. Among those Both Parrish and Danson have has a .3 average with 24 hits, were Seminole High at Winter 32 hit., but Parrish gained his in Tim Booker Is next with a .317 Park. Boone at Lyman and only 3 at bats while l)anson has a'. craging and Frank Car ciatcae is hitting .299. Daytona Beach Junior College ) official trips to the plate. at Sanford for a pair of games — with the Seminole Junior College Raiders. ____ ______ _____ Baseball - Cr fishing area will not suffer and are urged to write The Sanfn1 further rlet.rioration. herald Spnrta Iepartsnent and IlersidOuIdseraMlI.r ri 'men and meters who give all available lnformatkin Area r*herir.en are fottunot. Two fishery biologists, itarid Jessup which lilky and Fogle I.. Moody and Bruce May, had nlrendy rnrnti,n,d, kidding it the trouble has been found nnthr anything of this nature in v (bat step'l can be taken to r .fTPct it visited lake Jessup Monday ( that he hiii ,.f''n it huge hasi anti totri' it'd nnii Ihiq I( lI,nt 11w wat.'rs atij.ir .•nt in St,nfr,crl the request of Lowell hlIley and ULa Writer. hiii.y, who operates h camp the south Id lake, became quite cori, cerned recently because of mud and alit emptying into the lake — substantiated everything (lead in the west end of the lake fly flofl ORREU, - The Raiders are slated to pisy again tonight when they play host to the Valencia Matadors In a 7:30 P.M. tilt at their borne field at the Seminole Little League Park. Floridian brass earlier MIAMI BEACH (AP)- Pro Yesterday's double-header olft discussed the .ossIhllity of a will reschedule for early April. ba 5kebal1's Floridians are new home with representatives moving -. In more ways than No reicheduk dates wer, of Albuquerque, N. M., San available on either Sanford or one. First, the Floridians are mov. Diego and Omaha, Neb, Lyman's washed out trig into the American BasketThe league must agree to any A special sottnaU game is on ball Association playoffs. They transfer. tap at 7 p. rn tonight, clinched a spot Tuesda) night Doyle paid $1 million for the C_ preceeding the Valencia- with a 116-107 beating of Mem. floundering franchise two years ago and underwrote a barrage Two sessions are also planned summer, Bergman is planning Seminole till A team made up phis. Little Leaguers in the Sanford Recreation Department for the Sanford Recreation to conduct a baseball school for of members Of the ficultY will Second, the Floridians are ap. of promotions Including bikiniLeagues and the Seminole Little Department leagues on the local youth baseballers take on a team representing the ently moving Ic Cincinnati. The clad loall&6 in an attempt to student government In the sitrn J during the summer months to f"r e liemher attract south Florida sports L.egie will he o bta, In at!. rid a Saturday. The first school wll cofltl'St tls-ee-bour bssetafl scticai this be P a.m. ti] 1? noon with the help them improve their cthcinn..ti group said Tuesday fans. Thry also played games In The Raiders carry a 19-4 ..the team weekend as they prepare for second school at 1 p.m., lasting baseball skills. " .ic Tampa, Jacksonville and West trcOtd Into tonight's COfitelt, AD in P'n Beach. Little League action gets until 4 pm. Both sessions barrier their season opener. unforeseen four losses have come bY I illiri negotiations with Floridian Nothing worked. The Seminole Little League, Saturday will be for little underway Saturday at the "Personally, It would hurt to Seminole Little League Park on margin. The Raiders owner Ned Doyle which has scheduled opening leaguers. are 2.2 in Division 11 Com. Ron Grinker said the pn. sell," Do'le said, 'but tinanTo register for the Saturday SR4l9 near Five Points. Games day festhitles for Saturday, will pe,UUon. Their two losses were host the baseball school Friday. sessions, call Bergman at 323. will start Saturday morning and Chan price of $5 million had daily It would be good for me." ' at the hands Cincinnati recently lost its Jay Bergman. baieball coach at 0991. These schools will also rim Into the night. Games are ofconference been agreed upon and Floridian leading St. ,Johns of Palatka. Vice President David Zack National Basketball Association Seminnie Junior College, and cost $3.50 and will be limited to played at the park six days a his assistant, Floyd Perry, will the fIrst 40 boys who register. week, starting after schci'il on Frank Cacciatore or Mike admitted the Cincinnati group team to Kansas City for the reason — poor atThe schools are filling upfast Wi)1 conduct the clinics, which will Pulling will pitch for the "Is the leading contender. same Raiders tonight. Tonight's Hopefully, we'll close it tEndSnCt. Lest three hours per 151013. and parents who want their The Sanford Recreation Meanwhile, while in limbo, The first clinic Friday will be children to attend should Department will run three little game will be the last action this sometime this week." 9a.m. till! noon and will be for register them immediately. In leagues which kick off the week for the Raiders. They will The Floridians, averaging the Floridians pleased 1,291 up at Miami 111*1. leaguers In the Seminole some cases, entire little league season Monday. Games are set resume play April 4 a-lien they well under Z500atMiaml Beach fans who showed host Central Florida Junior Convention Hall, have been Beach Convention Hall with the Little League. The secund teams have signed up for the for 4:30p.m. at Ft. Mellon, Bay million a year victory over the Pros to assure session is set for 1 p.m. and will clinic. Avenue and Westaide Fields College for an Important 1 p. In. losing almost *1 for Doyle, run until 4 p.m. This session Is a tetired New York a playoff spot. baseball schools will be and at 6:43 p.m. at Ft. Mellon Division &uile-tieacler. Warren Jabali pumped In 30 th advertising millionaire, for Colt and Pony League samples of what is coming this and Westaide The little league The Raiders are ranked fif points and Larry Jones made players that are In the Seminole games in Sanford are played on in the state and lead the sta'e in 5. Little League program. Monwiy, Wednesday and batting going Into tonight's Memphis lost more than the BROCKINGTON FEAT NEARLY A MLi Each bay Interested In parILON Frida;. game. The Raiders are hitting Ucipating In the baseball school When John Brockington of The Atlantic Coast Confer. game. Veteran Gerald Govan ate .320 clip, paced by Larry ence football teams drew sat out the game with aninjured Junior and Senior League should contact the coach or the Green Bay Packers Parrish who Is one of the top nearly a million fans during elbow, the first regular season manager of Its team. The cost rushed for his 1.000th yard of activities in Sanford a-ill also be the 1971 season, he became getting underway soon. Those hitters in the state with a .428 the 1971 seasea, recording battle he missed In four years. Of attending the school is 964,478 admissions for a 27,- Govan's record ABA string of at-es-age. and each session will be UlUlIed the fourth rookie in NFL his- games are played at ptnehw-st 357-fans per some average. 307 games went down the drain. tory to reach that plateau. park. to 40 bob. Roger Danion is also ranked U I - ~ lo Raiders Play Ton'i'ght e] 1 Local Pkipourri Got to feel sorry for Barney Headrick as the local kegier twice came close to the magic six last week but didn't quite make It. In his first outing in the KEGLERS LEAGUE be had a lit Zl0 and l94to finish with a596 and then tn the SANFORD PLAZA MERCHANT loop be had a 234 to start with but faltered In his second game, coming beck with a 191 In the third game to finish at 5*3. Other high games In the KEGLERS loop came fruriJ.Sinith Ill, John Bryant 197,900 -694,1. Rolaclaw 190,190. Nick Arciesi 186, John Jam 213,210 90, Harold Suter 902, Chick Baker 113, 204, D. SthweIcbert 189, W. O'Neal 190,96 and finally tue blistering 207-509 of Eddie Adams. Among those with bljhg in the PLAZA MERCHANT ioop were Wiley Burrow 190, EldIe Jackson 112, Milt Frlcker *3 and Jim Carver with a pair of 193'. Burning up the UNPROFE1ONAL action last week were Berry Hudley *3, Eddie Adams 106. R. Dom 191, E. Jackson 191, 191 — 580, Milt Frietet 191, E. Elberry 196, 200, John Bryant 199, D. Myers 211, D. Lewis IN. D. Sspp 192, G. DeMatte 192, B. Henry 214 and D. WItI 190... Sparklers In the ADa)CK MIXED LOOP wore Jim Carver IN, Phil Santoro 211,Ed Lee lPl and John Bryant'sheaftyllt,Z16-617..L'-i the JUNIORSENIOR league where the age racket is on the younger side of the generation gap come the standout efforts such U Ricky Payne's 195, 119, 222 — IN. Jim Link 190, 175, Roger Sauls 177, Don rgherty 111, Jim Kaiser 194, Terry Waldrop 223 and Larry Brown 96 ... From the SANDRA FASHION MIXED league cotne the 217 of Ej Weever and a 195 by Henry Judklns In the ALL SOULS WOMEN'S league Kathy Arthur's 123,123,202-572 was the lop performance with other fine games being turned in by Qatidua Jau 190 and Fvdm Serraea 193. In the BALL AND CHAIN league it was Andy Bolton 192. Duke C.aukin 119, Fernfl Farris 201, Greg Bullock *3, Art Martin *3. Tom But 1$, Does 'IIIacr 394, Dun Dougherty 223. Chuck Kelley 193, *3 and Bryant Hkkson 191, 211, 194 — MS High'. In the JET &)WLERE'Il'ES league were Merle Reese 121, Thelma no. Mary Meek 179, Marge Miller 177, Marge YIck. Mw-evA )75 and '!tc.x Mon'ter 171 ... F-m the GENçRATION GAP loop it was Mary Henderson 111, Joan Ncrdqulat 181, Franlde Kaiser 1$, pal Dwette 17S. Phyllis Walsh 190, Bobble RetalIe 173. 179 and Rosalie MIlls 170, In the HI t(f)''ERS league the Pp perforuie-i were Jeweli Keufrnv' 1711. !. IIi.' R'g"rs (7, Mary Elmo!-e 17, Libbi fl'3tchc 172 and bog 200, 90 513 by Evelyn Wagner ... From the SEMINOLE PRINTERS loop e the flue efforts of Frankle Kaiser 177. 174, ShIrley Barbour 1*3 and Dot Lee 197-501 1 . ki Wilhams' eye during he hits from the ltfl tW spring training last year where we needed some and, at the 1971 winter punch. Right now I plan to meetings, King was obuse him as a starter tamed from Atlanta In a against all rtghthand deal for catcher Paul pUckers and use Dick Casanova. Billings against let King credits much of his "I don't think anybody has aUOW0 King to catch spring succeas to Wuu as much as be should've in presence, a beneficial season of winter ba P'-'t." Williams says. A11 the reports cm him Venezuela and his were the sane, good hit, no proved physical condi glove. But heck, no one "This camp is jus o ever have him a chance to tough as all get some experience been to. I've run jus much as anywliete 9e, behind the plate, "So fit hc hasn't been but Iver run ha the butcher behind the because I'm happy t plate he was cranked up to here pla1ng for Willia been difficult is Seminole King Contys rsentative in the big leagues. He was born and raised in Ovi.d, where several members of his family stin Fide. He graduated from High School in Sanford, where he played ball, and be was also a standout for the Ovwdo Blackhawks, a seml.pro team still active in the area. losses last week when Bill Kinney got hot for a *3 — 387 series and wat aided by Frank Flood's 196. in a real high scoring affair Betty Natale's Pro 9iop managed three wins over the Toyota. All fin Natale 1 eglars cui1buted the effort. The beet wore Rag Sigmas 303,201, *3 — $40 and John Lam's 204,399,113-111 but Also belpL' west Jim Carver 197,112-77, John Tmp1r 116 and Kevin 'ioiskI 197. For the Tuysta team It was R. Fathey 204, Bay Bthinsou 16, Dk a-sm-aw Am and E. Waiver 197. ~ ( i,,u F The front nmrdng Money Lenders wore hit with four Three big reasons for the Jet lanes sweep wore John Exilak1'a 355- 503, D. RIchards' 114.212-571 and a pair of 1P1'aby R Murphy. 1flghfor thQ'umerataam wasa *3 by P. Racho, - 1. I ___________________________________________________ Ooç* took tots- games last week and It was no mijiake as Bill Varner exploded with a Wistering 11$ series. Bill opened with a20 hit a III and Closed with a20l for his lllset. action was the Jet Lanes outfit which swept its match with Joe 0earners. Pace . F1. State Bank Mixed The only four game wlmw In last week's Qty League For see action against Ron Chandler. Fadem opncd w1l nest iruww Ta)ioc Pierson on Tuesday, Zimmer the calMs' batter), the losers get more than one ilik ByHERKYCUSH a lbe Saints jumped on Pam Owed the spotlight dusIng the nun on- Faidern had his curve Hemld SporU Wrfter He stole second arid Jim Eldridge for four HERALD SCOREBOARD kingtoperfectbnyeatorday starter victory. Fadem with his pit. ball hIme third on a u quick Steve Stevenson's TrIniI,. thing ani Zimmer with his bat. and It was , H II TRINITY PUP John Kennedy was safe on an wtw!I'C he wotd when 3 strike o; Fadem fanned 16 batters $fl Prep Saints beat the rain and Kf.ldy. 3D .indod to sh(4t. errorbY the secon baseman and i d Zimmer Pace Academy of Atlanta, walked only two eroie to his Three straight singles in the second. stole promptly Georgia 7.0 yesterday for their third victory against no leases. fireworks at the plate with three drew a tailed to prod a sixth inning ° ' ° Lawrence Cleveland 1d a in eighth pan andstrolk,d home when M °'b Li hits in the hitS in four thps, : : Jerry Fadem and Jack game and In only one frame did three run homer in hot torlghtfleid down Kennedy singled suit. Mark Hanna followed : for his three-run homer. o a o • AndtheSaintsweren'tthOugh 72mmerthendrflied a single to wc.u' A yet- Fadem reached base an a left but Kenndy was caught at Deboso. u ; fielders cWcv after one out a.-A the plate, trying to acwt from I 0 0 0 Knewlts. Ib can-e around to score on a vdid World. i pitch and a single by Winston coidd be called that. came in the rAlBose. ~ I ALADamY A& R H 61 when the lasers got two Main.rt i i frarnt the men on s 1Ui L u put another run on the boa when Kennedy singled with ore got out of the jam by fanning the T down, Mole wcoM, took th" final batter. 3 0 0 0 .~ an a wild pitch and scored on At the plate it was 74mmer's 0 c I three for four and Kennedy's i',emm y % Zimmer s single tt A single by Jimmy Madden, two for I a I 0 C*3nf&*%. 2b ycri don't hit. you don't be. fie's not the mcift POMPANO BEACH. Fla. a dole base and a single d1f the 7Ammer had four RBI's on the q,,,,, ,,n.,, 0 graceful catcher )oull make )nd (AP)— As a member of the bat oGatorBro made it 6-0 day while Kennedyscored YOTALS MO Mo " 2 4 Pam twice, as did Fadem. 've learnied that if e w et we, but he hurtles and e after three innings. you can". catch vou rjin't The SA'rits WWI! a week off -I---- -oua workmanlike 4; irstion in Lhe !9~~s, The final Trinity tally came in I make the team b each day and he's Hal King earned a the fifth off the second hurler. beforeturnlngtoatho1 They Cnd' (1 Prnrn HR The 6-loot i 206-pound reputation as a good hitter catcher's hitting caught 'His bat will be a big but poor field catcher. - City League Too h Muc Lake Jessup Pollut'1*011 Studied J C Saints ' The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March29, i9ii-1IA Herald Writer Tours Area 4 - - '' ____ , ' - * TKA!14 CHAMPION i n Ih P i"th Annual Sanford's Men's Bowling Association Handicap Tournment was the Electric Motor Service. The five keglers on that team are shown here with their trophies. From left are Joe Pauline, Vern MesscrsmitJ, Al lloldm;in, .Iai', Ka .ti :uiutl lilt, P3in!.Ir. The Motor Servit't' uilIsi hi...I .s ,, ,o.: pin total. JFOP-()PLnno r'r,a ai (J �-----i-' n:.- - -- ,-_i -: - .- -- - V - - -- - - - -- _______ -----• - -- - - -- - - - -• - -- - - -- - • - - --- - -- ,-- - --- - - _ - - - - - - - --- ----=- .. V _ V __ --- - ----- --,.---' _VJ - V __V :. !2A—The Savdord Herald Wednesday. Me'd 29.1972 0 ' V . Sanford 1 Herald p WANT ers •, , I . . ...I. .. _______ _______ - - - '. - •• •iS9 - _Z_# The fifth nIem . -- -- - - 7Mlsan. - - - - tlald Seminole — l."m .- Trtnly Prep jgr, 'rM — S tIii 70 IIYIIes 21 limes the s- - Ali -V_- Te p't 4 N'do4" (Oti1tV I t,4.Cloti Y'4 'e41'.,d *"' ' tio"mis *•vce Can1e'% Inc ten'tips. 302 list$ a' - VV-V_V_VV 'V- V I . I 'I : - - ±'!' -_ 40 - - STEVENCLON Lyman RICKY ShOTH - ndnu1e - WORRY CLINIC By Dr. Ben had a high LQ. and superb dental skill. So he could "manufacture" tapootch dentistry. But upg lee tO appeec'*'e - _ 1224524 0V woe' it 4'W '1 •lUlt M0ti CeltiC lieN OA .. It-' Co.— ' laTh •a ' or Elm &yen,* 7fl $' r- I --i-' -'=--- Furnished Plymouth-' a..,., ),artó Pea . mAr %, TS 114W I.r,i 51r,r' C it.te . App', wtprr Auto it v. '; 5' ______________________________ ____________________________ I q, Calibart Real Estate tC( 54 " O CAlL 573 3 ppoin I tta" Corn" I3 r.e.ro ,& a~ SW ,,, jula."I, Pl,, ,:I S145 ___________________________ . IS V. 5- '..Yi pitt 'free enterp rise" system. Use .tiat mirror-811 - "o" t Caw T-539: Dr. Ben. ugoud a dripundent chtntld 51, surgeon. 'Dr. Cx'OIIV. be 114li14. "1 taught Ica' werd 'u's Deastal College but ciii' auxe biunchizig izito pnvatr _ nu.1nlilI;I ..:id teotful litull Relutic..uC Alat&, Dr. it '5 ''lwt is wrung with bould I give "flu- rated v lost in his H-li (Human lit' latuini. . -r bamlv nude a living I s' strategy. . -, id c1twwr in must ,5iso vnlkvt." fur j1 11 tlit 3rd asp.'sl of America. famous lire up mi' trrpriw iivstem. ('RI' sound, Merchandise _____________________ SO I 1120111-J bitt' hiti :scil our greeting far more idUiI. Also. I urged him and his Dtrnud Assistant to join ties."Compliment Club" Thes were to pay com )llt'ntlstl to raci patient, I-me Ling the nrm."rrbal smile, Dr Ben thusisa good rnanulacturer d modern werntthr His cx1&agura thus admit th at he h *ops as a dental lInt - 111% that's atit'i o't-d rejulTr7iie1a1 .07 sac- "-55. °n - . ;_ ,., __ ____ Dfl, 43-Livestock And Gift - Sanford. '1 V ever (fisplayed -. ; ,~t.- ;,A-T`~- F, ;iZL "-"s F- lS4,,$i -.. I SPANISH CONTEMPORARY t,,t,'j . -, baths COLO7t.L 'c: :'. j ) " • - VA S _________________ I NOTICE AMERICAN LEGION oBering expert I ; ,,- ~1 ) I I ', -. !"'' V.f - 1 I REG. FHA i Herald I I - - -- SATURDAY 9: 00 A.M.is 12 NOON b.11 ut tbr 'IMC'1 dosing i long stuouptld. And hr st'cire a poker face tuflI envelope. plui s c.'ruta. iI CALL UNTIL NOON 'TC .. *'95 With IieS'sllUt td I .tt,i I AD NEXT DAY. SAT II b c., u' t1xtIts.Ofl. f uu. ,'*biou* a lene Pus' awmrd ado.d ea..r a' 71 So I cuased lam into plac-. ,.,nv to "'ter tern's anu r,i'n-.i 'sad fw i t Si. trig a lug usirrur behind his ee.sa w5'esC.t,*i,l Wit WANT L 7°ion, outer . by 22-261 1 ____ - 3 days only - or call collect - V_ V - _________ ,-ec.t. Will sacrifice. CIII slitfI. 3fl' _ SS DIOFEPICE COMPANY Chain Link, Fr.oEitimat,s 3n lion - Property BUSIIS 3 17 Import Autos $:PM.—lndTue-sday each month I -__ __ - ' - itu • -OUT CLOSE ' 9 PONTIAC ExecutIve 4 Dr., - HERALD -' $ - • J - _ - ________ - V 116j, DODGF Oaf! I 0, , 141T, 11111,04, ii.,., 11.1 5$%J3, HmI and 3-300 for(011, Sal@ of Pufvtwvtl blvt mile Greal Dane, I) me old nIfty 371 5041 $11.9 ' Alliertiv . ____________________ 133 rn V - ~ToaSHOP y, .~ 7 TH - ~' - , PE RS ( E t..JIi V_' - . I - '72 PLYMOUTH Satellite , Sebring, Bench Seat, 3 Spd. Trans. Glass, W-W Tires, s229s , , SALE PRICE $1687 4 .' AT, PS, PB, TG, WW Tires, Wheel Covers. SALE PRICE $2233 , 4 $p Glass, AM-FM, Speed Control, Concealed Head Lems. Was S459.69SALE PRICES3992 DODGE D.300 1/3 Ton PIck.Up, 3 SALE PRICE $2496 . '72 SATELLITE Custom 4 Dr. Sdfl R&H, AT, PS, PB. AC, TG, WW Tires, 318 Engine. $4165.90 SALE PRICE $3584 '72 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4 Dr. Sdn, AM.FM Radio, H, AT, PS, PB, AC, Power Windows and Seat. Dr. Sedan, R&H, AT, PS, PB, AC, Power Windows and Seat. SALE Was $1995 $6127.55 SALE PRICE $5176 '72 PLYMOUTHGRANC0upc,2Dr. HI, This Car Is Loaded With Exrns. Ii's a Demo. PRICE $1399 Was $5425.l0 SALE PRICE $4189 WE HAVE MANY MORE NEW a, USED CARS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE WITH SPECIAL SALE PRICES, FROM SAT. 6 P.M. Later By Ap. OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL $ P.M. polntm.nts ... — •p IuI$NUyV I 7L _________ "" Sanford Ph. 322-1055 • the most cotivenlent arid up-to-date way to solve problem. every SHOP THE EMY WAY! - The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! ____________________ __________ Glass.MirrbrS SI lIOMaIJnoIaAve 322 Mfl ___________________ ______________________________ COGOINSAPLtANCF SERVICE Repair,Allmaitialmodela Bldg. It. Airport. 323 1553 ______________________ ___________________ lfagan Intulalnons, SaNFORD CON AIR HEATING & OITIONjNC#, loll'A Irirlitm Awe "°- llemcoJ.l.ng' Room Add. paring. AutoInsurance tenor Reasonable 31) 4547 -- nob too small panting. lq)9)fl 3545 __________ - ?S,mE ____ ADS AWL os:, '..S'ALL pia.t.q yajr ad • _.__-- .______- Plumbing-Electric Totoototoot Al. P'JMZ1G t.UMOi14G Nepj-vs, A,'.'rtI ,'; C,?In .rts 12) 3m 131 1110 71) 5l 1".' PoolSupplies ___________ _____ _ ' 0' SEMINOLE 'NC Remodel old Cr t'ii'td a now grew ,stmitel 333 tO Sppl'.s Sefvce% Min Ienaot. dli S Fresco. 373 illS "oI — o,.... R.pa'. WnJ,,s$ Paradise Pools pan:lng Sub Contract rra'n.ng, trim out Licensed. .,eded 323 u'aat'.r LOw COSt 00015 An, OesqnP1117)353 " ____ _____ 20 per cent elf Palo root. Screen Unted F04sce. Aeflr & Ca'psl of Sanford 3)3 aJI ' - -- n'ng ul I", g. tqr DicS '91 your Al"".1, iQlrail. features at .1A Li enled berid*J. 'Inured 5.11 14.15 eq 1341057 - LA McCIan.Itan, c.,Naclar 1. 1w ;21 i0li )ZI $092 V lt3i71nq 03. Jnd Clear ". iii 'r-. C & S Suldng $2' tift GV.,OMritOmOtnJi ne* 1u0& roots.. std,'ors. ,nobi. 'tomes.. reas onable rates Pressure aaUtSd L - c,n,eU, 095s3, "I iufoil 534 14.15 or 131 5007 - - Ccnc'ile wems. slabs, patios. eipe?iSmtci sree estimates Reasonable. 1233734 Don i tn __ __ OW PIrrd no hill in5jrJIv.e n.i.11'l1 t'a,,irl"i liii iof U.i'I? S IsiS Ott IlL AIR A(.( 54( '' ( 5 1,0 113 1175 lU '993 erisr, carporilly. ,. 0-d vov kl,'~w that V ou ton have YOUR tiu%,lnftt OPPCh' Ii Il-a sssol'.Las OUIUL br at Iu* at %is by OUr want ad ,.''V 1045.5,0 °Ri" ZilET HV '°QIE IT Sell .1 and IOfi4'l *ilt a *aiI A4 Call on. 01 3u? Ad Ytori 'a' neip HomeImprovements Pr. Season Air Conditioner chtk Also washer and refrigerator tervies GENEVA HEATING & 3714 ,viIl CONDITIONING Orlando Drive, 333 5.04-_ -,--- --- -_ - pinancrs 0 if 1110s4 1700* lit StPh371)543 Pet Care ANIMAL i4AiEiJ 1(1454115 B..Tr'rsq. D'pv.ng. P4w' OtWeit P11 Sfl Vi3 APIS uLASSI PAINT CO 545 utitu' 'die lions Sell Irtem q,kl alit 4 HemlatU Want Ad by caIi..sg 122 2511 and alt 004 for A friendly AJI .ictr " 4lw _____________________ _____ nu'n',i,jn5i,J ive jt *.:r • -: 1W WA''ntIO! TOSS t.s.t Ro.J 'P Ilei. t' IR I (.1 llrl,,,,, SI,,i t At,%,,Ibtf% 5$ '5 r,l,rt 3,315 lrr,,I,A.r Pr, RI Be1iuty ANRI ii i - nI. n.e — Trailer_Rental_ III 0151 U HAUL TRAILERS 0. M. Harrison - II 'o,",' tat 5."'. Care • I:' TV Service • .1*' -.-.- .i.-IIJ 13'. SI'S 4 apontmiott Jim Coca'".' $14 lloialia Drive, i*stoSd. 171 9..I53 1U114. TIlES CHIC IAUtY I S' - SAl OIl 4'.'l oi•' U.. till it. lii 51 131 l'It) ____________________ _________________________________ ______ Crarnics _________ IA( 5.50545 SWA%4I(S 1L)b' 05 S Ii 0C119 1 ii) I ( 1 05111 fi'. tis, ti3l & Eating_Places - _____ - -. All ê.1siltstiit5 appeasing i$ ill lIts SanIord Herald en Wed11.%da, md. lutenual.caily be •i,d in Tat',Clay s PAMILY l*RQAI$ NIWS SICTION 111,51 5 J.%tf,lit,4 I. all PIECIS TELVVISIOI4 SIRVICI. It ah A 5. Ciw Ill) 1 ill Ill _____ Well _rTflg _______ Pit.L I i4 .Lt addiI..sailah.o*psem,s.atit,area Advertisers 'btSwld n*clvl. this inte,l.ea lit ( empulusI fli,ir .a.a.eI - --_ --_ _______ ___ - r- -FNP _-P __ - ) ' " S'S ' A'lI,ue-t St -c-s 'i- 5. .,t, S'"I Laundry Services 1.351 _____________________ ' I0,Ct WEtL "t. S.. I Mill Y At(S I Nil lit iltt ' ______ 54' -4U'.tA' : s-i., _____P,,., _ -' 5A' li.L).tf.,,'.5("., _ ,5 ••J14-9 i..Xhj.l'Q.-.4. S 1,' 4•l,) .,t I" 'J i tt,.,4p' 't 'is. JlOOY ,en1 A. 71. 510 4 'It 040, Ill i$ ?t'onl' i_ ______________________________________ 54 :'- - Get In On All The Action! SI JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE - - - THE HERALD S S S 1. F1 I ' ______ ________ _______ JQVIfl )wITOrU —_ Days 21 Days I] Wic IinuAif$S04$1650$46.8OFCOURSEOU WAY CHALE YOUR AL) IF YOU HAVE A TELE AcI—$4,12 $3200 $63.40 4 [, S line Ad-S8.40 G,- ;3ndo Ph. 647-0878 DIAL 322-261% orLh%.9$93 %2S W $78-00 PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. ___ ____ S . ' :,tA.,,,li.S' ('vi'.-"l nuLLiTY 54( ,,% 1 tOSS OaaA,,, . p,,,,. , _ I ~ 4' i.lt l _______________________ _______________________ DAILY DIRECTORY OF LIuSINESS SERVICES DODGE TRUCKS *1. • will find this directory - . PLYMOUTH LASH reidents aria newcomers / - CHRYSLER s your convenience. Permanent — "TheLittleDealerWithTheBigSavings JIM for are listed " - ________________ 4 Dr. Sdn. R&H, AT, PS, PB, AC, AM.FM Stereo, 1/f'.1W Tirn. Was SALE PRICE $995 Was The following businesses ' - AtticInsulations TIT R&H, AT, PB, PS, A.C, Tinted SALE PRICE $850 Was FOR EVERYONEt / -, ______ Dr. '67 PONTIAC B'VlIle 4 Dr. HT, R&H, , . , Appliances Tinted Glass, W-W Tires. $2434.05 •4 I -- - . - I 11 _________________________ _______________ Glass, W-* Tires, Vlnyl Top. '61 CHRYSLER NEWYORKER7 I . 154% 00001 Dart, 01. V. b'.cIIi t.it. Console. AT. RIM. 'llftyl rno4,clan Spoclal $SSS. lPeelI5y0 u*.il Cars. in sse ____ lst&3i'd Orlando i'S AU ' 154)ChevroleS (hf Air F144 CP,,yrDIef 1 1091 P1(5 )71___o -V_____ I've Season Af Condloc'er Sal., vin*,reio*anocentfate,;lerns. to*t pf( 4? hEARS in San VS, 2 Dr., HT, R&H, AT, PS, PB, AC Was your lub organi:atlun would I like to be Included in I this listing call: . LV, PamhI.r Amertan. go"' ._ V_V_V SALE ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dr., R&H, AT, PS, PB, Tinted Glass W.W Tires. Good Clean Car. Ti.esd.y I — R&H, AT. PS, PB, A.B, Tinted ,'4$ CRYSLER NEWPORT BINGO EVERY Thursday 7:30 P.M. -u's 1471 -.t' .,. fr*riu-'eliffal ifon (asil Ill ill"if aft4 p n Pets And Supplies SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY flIdIbvS,aly,llSCSSet 7700$ French 373 03)3 IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING A NEW OR USED CAR...NOW IS THE TIMEII SEE US TODAY, CHECK THESE PRICES AND COMPARE Was $1495 COUNCIL 53V Business Meeting 4 ,. - ___________________ _________ 4-Speed Transmission, A Nice Clean (r SALE PRICE $690 Was MIS Ly ons Sal. 4)11 111 ______ '7 SUNBEAM, 4 Door Sedan, R&H, '72 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Custom only $3 per week? This1 Is an ideal way to In- , form the public of club actIvitIes. VVVV_ • _V - V__ Autos For cs.nir tlJuil'MEP, T ,M.tl,,n ' Side at' .'. fl'd(n'rel .'.l,,nShnp S no.11 i. t4., 751 I ________________________ Sedan, Loaded with Extras. Heater. SALE PRICE $1998 Was $3243 Was $2495 yourl THESANFORD hut r- 753 2111 I. ______ ,_ —'I—I. '61 CHRYSLER NEWPORT OU know that cIut or organhzaton5 can appear In this llstln each week for1 - m.?Ptmn'caIll .,d Was tiM 541 lviCI Special I 11' 11,5 505 Y0I1H SAt ES flICOIl .,r'*c C,elJJr.g $3S'l 111.9 4 will?, _________________ ________ '72 EveryMondayat 9:00P.M. Father RIchard J. Trucks Arid Trailer s (itr,,oI,, . In pck u. 7.. iforso f~, ointot. I ff O'd liton - _______________________________________ ________ _______ '54) ____ ______ It - llvstuck And Poult.y 63 • VrIIS*Q•n *Ilhi CP,,09VIe *l,0!tI f' Sol$ rw #fad# #for f"mewelpclo Civil 711 lu V it,$ r', I',, 119001, lt;nI T'p''t P i' , ' 13) 3741. III ,'d Saninul Emerson Air .undit loner, 14.000 BTU , excellent condition 10 Jalousie windows, S 17" v )0" and 26.1. i double, 136" • 'a". & I 37" Ktchen and Bathroom Cabuwts Foormica ,opoi. sinks, topers In 1105Blockn.hIotirwOtcOSr-vice 5allat'.on33)1053 Station. Clay Parrish. it t. Butler. MeIbOignO, Fla, Ph in El,ctrlcal Supplie, First Paola, 323 4111t). ,; Was 3fl.2611 __________________________ 831-9993 lf -------------A Household Goods — . __ V_V _V Antirl.jilt waviferf. h,jv, %all Or*,to AIM, • rI •,.i'- ''2 flu' rtri r c tIll .' Ill tt.ti • ' During This Sale. I MEETINGS 7954310 467O — & Park 3170713 ippI V_V Jfltfl (onfiliflowl, 14firlorn stif 'm"v $tlt.I Ph 371 4SM lhut IS %st In i r in • _ _________________________ , I:,M - . PS. A-C, Tinted it ADS Volt, "It, __________ _____________ • P,%QX I APITIUUF1 SW 31.155 Pit ptp IIt'OI . Antiques 3 - - 'UCHEV. IMPALA4Dr., R&H, AT7 '72 PLYMOUTH FURY III 4 r., Hwy. l7fllMlIe Sou th of Sa rvf or d _______________ If f't09'iy ti• $14, - , ri ,u.e,, f.aet fro'c. u.mi, tilt itint ,t.w, I. n.,-' ___________________ ___________________ sANFORD PHONE The Sanford - ____ - Was $2695 SALE PRICE $2093 Was - BRAILIV ODHAM BUILDER DEVELOPER Urtiol MONDAY tiwa FRIDAY - - - 1.44 ___. Steerinci 7, 30 I Hours $:30A.M.toS:30 P.M' 40 ' d -- - R&H, Auto Trans. Air Corid, Power AW Free Delivery - Easy Terms Free Lessons - '4flfti'4. 571 MIS - $4246.30 SALE PRICE $3610 SALE PRICE $1890 Was Was $2495 ______________________ ______________________ '70 PLYMOUTH FURY III 4 Door, '12 DUSTER 2 Dr. Coupe Vinyl , fro MOel,'. At?. iaD$ .r'. $1$W $0 ffl 4 0 fl 1i4 C5ti di'.' V a $17 600 -' ___________________ _ FULL tn,G,E Applan(PS SANFOROELECTRIC COMPANY 3333 Park flri,p, lfl 1562 -- j tn iU1PtI1ILI in Ills ftwei gal - Department _____ --- - - -' lfor,ns?lon •' ________ - V Trait, Tal0.,, sr y.'tlin ;aP,rnU9 e. 7S—Aios For Sat. I ___V_V_V-V _____________ _______________ 71-Ault Repairs Porh..Ar.csssors,, Want Ad - - - MARCH ..avii1gs _ #74v) e-vetie,.p .siern III A ir Condit ioning . 3 Bedroom ____________________ And Trailers ANT IQUES Wanted To Buy - _V VV ___ certain you quality *f ,*i ll move yW in on a rental basis while your bring processed The most outstanding _ '9 rJn.jna. .'p.i - 50% 37 ",'nonb &p,,ngs. Fla ______ you must intiet to as a buyer under rious financing it * iictVams twfo"e 17 noon Tra'nipurtation 75-Motortycies And SPtOtISYI _________ - -FINANCING-- ESTATE SALE- - _________________ sJs, __________________ - — AUSTIN DEV. CORP. i' -- d3—P.ti tiny for "to, #'arfgel*, Bahia Off. tlIlt.d. Ph. afIs.r r in. 371 31St. Ptint.IC AUt- 11ON 17 l et Mond.Si night. 7 10 p rn (cn%i3nm,nh% w,t(omedt Open dAily IC S SanIo'd F armer s ?tij(ll(W, t4* 1753 _ _____ t Sty ledhy 7O West is located if%trlefldiy SANFORD.6BLocksWes?Of Frerscji Ave. on 30th St. 3 to S minutes to all Shopping. Churches, Shioois 20 West Ms all city w'viCes - V_V 11$ AM !'aft It'jO ,t.,so ru ,., ___V__V _VV_____ P,54 - - S _________ 30S III 43co4aect I I____________________ know tP.e guidelines start a" COriCOt your ad fo I I Ihe following day and t:. Call ,, IF hioones lately be sure you do t'rtcwe they are all 501db ONEOFSANFORO'$ FINEST II CLASSIFIED! ! I £' Psithi? For - Shop (Next to Knight Shoes) East 1st Street i I I ii Poultry And Supplies srtjst ' h' said patient Advvitizing and' ScIling.' en- Party Time Line to And 'Tuoi f sunu gjf on _______ 1' Your Direct Eu,pment cti ' _____ At Kreisel-Boldwin of Orlando will have in Sanford at the Old S5-Mthti*ri ;u.tur p 49 SOLD 5 LEFT ,,, F#ai-chandis. as—sloe And Au •BEAUYIFUL KITCHEN - ~__~,~ ~ - V - - - ______ Down FROM SIlaOQ ( so ' 51 Ev.,.y.ttlng goes to 'ti hIgMtl — WANtED Antiques, Purotlure. bloo.rl GOveffl09 Winthrop Drab. :._ = APPIavlCr% I P0(5 or full PIOUSO Dressing Tables. Ovals Lots & Acreage Call 321 SIlO Bed, Chairs. Martha Washington Wing Chair. Six Logged Cherry C Asti 321 dill Drop Lilt Table, Otankef CMII, POP used fuVnlluVO applian(es. Love soot, Starting Headed Canes. I or tOOl items IIt l'f r"4I_'• lS It' ."% e,lent fl,sulifui 11,nd mad. Shawls, 313 St"c"i Ave ,q'r, 5' 091,"% t$II Pd w.alrcs I. l'atchwoik Quilti. Wall Clock, and We'strninhltec 54 Equipment For Rent Johnny Walker — Mantle Clock, French Travelers RENTAtIED Clock to Walnut I. Brats Casi (Alt Realty Rclla*iy. flab, Beds I Day), Ladies Elgin Watch. II) 373 445 CAIIROL.LS FURNITURE Pieces Old (hive Willow China Ev.rerer. MIICIPaI Cemste. 3 114W IIIStPh1171111 (EnglIsh Japanese I Dutch) sPies' 3 adloining Oak shaded Silvar, QIas. Co'or TV. tO" ADOINC. MACHINE! Pint a new 51)0 eaCh 345 SIll. _ Olvel's Electric I 510 a month L"ewalI Radial Arm Saw. 4 CyI. V Apply rental toward purcIals P,OOUIIO91 Air Contpreuor,2 Cyt. MobIle Homes 34 Chk *ith George Stuart. I)) E , Air Compre44or. A SotillY Vode ________________ ______________ Rob.ns.on.OflAndO PPloflit011free Variety of Mobile Home Supoliet GREGORY MOBILE HOMES , u34 _____________ and 0051W. Many MU. llm5 New ____ aC Barr'nglovI Everything Will Be On s00rrenitAv. 31) 5300 Miscellaneous Display for insps'clion from I p. m, For Sale MUIIILE WORLD SALES Friday March II u.ntil Sale Time 5s.ji tti bie side in f Which WIll 5. at 1.00 P.M and I!qulpment SandIng Central Florida Big ,nven'ory n Floor Saturday, April I, at the Former I supplies. call 1?4 111r), 17 wides Loft and Palk% Hemphill Auto Salti, Building of Ill C m ava,lable Open E ve P 1)01W. itt. SIred, Sanlord, pta. Oranges.eitranic.VaIeflCiaSJ Lonaled 14wy. 1153. Long*ood Don't Miss Tltisli Can Deliver. Graesste. 345 Ill 3313 Geneva Oat Storage Tank1101 LamoIgh1er 131 ii'. 3 5dm., ____________________________ 10,000 at Jerry's Colonial Service. 13015 Air. 5' s 10' Utility Bldg $3700- Magnefic Car and Tr..,k Signi, I french._____ 3735176 Gay ar-vice. 5717054 3714114. And as tpe as irp par mOnt I, at an I?.0914111 it you OI40t.fy P09 V. 333 a.u. 0*tCX HES *TWO PULL. lATHS .114551 1. PouR UDROOM$ 0* CARPORT WAL.L TO WALL CARPET CINTRAI. t4EATING . '''.' %7-Masical -'' irnQl%'t!s dt 'j ________ SSA-Houimhotd Goods 1th peuplem hiS advice on First A,id, n The resaek. Ihi gross t.'ulFor essuupk. he liked to )cctcid inccnne jumped 55 l play chess with an old eruits' th next 6 months' I When h ibould hair ndopSend (ui nn' btKL(1 (fib od an cxb'uverth.'e Tbe New Psvcbuk,s' of like t"""Fl, golf Or "011m I —re S4—Anttuuet ,..,..,, He must also know how ft 'zn rui'4ise isis dental IL to ___ Foe Sale verbal statement of praise 's" 2 WEST i 60-bodilding Malleriak 41—Lawn And Garden Equipno.nt Bus _ - , 5S-MtsceIlan.o A pbv.acuan dent1 'U" wliuties and found that lie '3m, but Bowers can't "talk I (31' u111er pris' WILi not cmk an Lntrnt-ertjt-e up" a dental Iurgm in the nuin usualli must scIentist at the their. voinmunft'v. be s.sotiIe in all S bretiebes But his hobbies also were So he began working with IT I didn' t Pet lom in. Great SavijWs - ' ' or - Sis-Eauipmeril For Rent gini. lwver of our Inter cmjt= - ________________ 26 1 1 53-Swap And Trade znalies And Dr. lien crndcsw*l he luute his autstant start a nest' l,ud os-er $1U.(KX) of upairl csfflt-t' rule of payment itt oi"ighlsurioig tutt, ILl my bills that ins patients had d. s'isit. e ssIt!tt's1s' owed him. some foe t"ii' 5 if the patient didn't lw't' "I ettI ;)t-rfl)rui 1.5' ZD(Pd .t."i. past' csli in liad, tIIrII i drntistiy as any ci my calSnice be was a superb as.istamt was to keep Pads lagur.s. vet dies' run c1'i: dt*ital surgtri ut the opera. of cI.ecb tin all fit-c local around me in tlrlr VtIItlflIt' tot' diau. ! dicizit tired to hais. M t),t' patlt'sll L.tJJ of patients Wlty" deal with tinit aspect of ant- at leutt pus' isa check. cesiful practice. PROFESSIONAL r. p lDCed to putSALESMANSHIP -- ______ S-Aurttoin Then I urged Dr. Ben to praotictri in thus town and move to another cth' in 2-- For Sale _____ lit' would for this " _________________________ '1—Iscycies till 00 20 April 1 -- - S's! n .f,.i, Clean A.I - - V iruTrit loP A Patl It t 5t I) ''n '1''Uj - 171'' 15,3 tl..11hLh,nPP0,tabl,OnhImnd*Ih Infia Rd surf gtp;;,j. compttte 530. pit. m - __ 1 I .." -..l Ae F SemInole Coin Center S anal'art I-or.ii Coot 1 -tW I;' St 3?) 4)53 SANFORD I)'e IC' Mobile borne for sale or NEW HOMES i billy Ii _____________________________ __________ - RalEstate % Ph. ¼ anh1,Heisnowaftma1 31—Neules For Sa te at a club In orth Carolina. The 33_4:arms G.wwes iüe Edwards Schalarztdp will 33—Lots $ Acva.pe HO,nSI be awarded annually to a deserving Central Florida 35-Income I, InvesTment Propsrty graduate and will be good at usmeu Prope.ty, any Florida college or 27-Real Silo?. Wanted unstts saying Ht.11ri.' Stenstrom - 30,31-and V s I,,.1n4q __ 'nert. l",l'pel AC. Nov , blaI. un.i ppm,,, ,. ii -'- Rear Yard Enclosed For Privacy the hall rolling said -Hello." M,mb.y, Orlando WI' MIS tet. Fr..0(l'l 'ei 5u915 &( 33?'SI 091 IMIParS gotten, 3"- 1410 N.Sts., 5r.da,s I 144$days Call 323 405) 171 USS '77 .174 R,M ___ golf pro at P40 P17110' COWIbY bdtwrht' la'': beautitul Just recen tly corner lot reIrIOdI'td arid poarlively In IIi's? CI.,, CPdfliOtS kflCh00lqbli7*ed and Permit dlntnQ Large iivir rooms. Florida room Hoot and Dfeacitedooubeag$rne,*ITh I eetva rooms smt 500 ________________________ ARE HERE ro ADIAK(RS '(LP YOU Call 3? 3411 for a lCito rcis, aim, ad 2-$4OUIrS Rant Furnished 25-MM.IIe HOIRIS Rout 27-Resort Property For Rent force a grin upon his lips i traOtvi 3 booroo l'i baths, —______________ March _____ __________________ it and also at the aar-laenwentr..ofm,. Istorytram.hoeliet, bis you don watil to rdel7 Ok. Ii prepared tO t011 ill love wIth this. *TEMFEC ASE14(' Furnished ____ ____ ____ :. Carla". oqwqmw kit,cf,en. control P10-al and air. .'iut%tmndlnQ land aC*peti.Q. 00e0 *1041 and pump. Slid many, many oIler ealteret Shown by appointment only - Q l,0(tit large Scr.ined patio, double t4Si(t BEDROOM air con fenced yard. ' 1.c,rii, will, rr.0It9a It ott_rn. 514 Pit ' 73 pr- inth Pa1 all *1111 Ft-derail down. idol Pr*.0 aw k,ltPiCfl AlitiPI OF VFLOPMINT CORP ? C' ISilI 31 All l'Thl'ti S(' ' t*jroom. 3 bali. twa I$ y to aii)oy ill lovely 1109141 I50in• loOt H.m*all.S At'. •11-fl rlollli,) BEDROOM nalar ,own. newly Pd. atturI SAS monthly ci -pv's with i: aX down :" t*tutivtCib'flilt 'avg. panelld t-tI-lyVoom Call Don Ely br your Nearly p.erbeclt All IPIIS 3 L'ACRESonpaved readnear t.li '')'1 530)0 per acre. Rent To Rent (3()')D5 ',,r j'LntviMitlt'. . f%'-n V.1,4141 (19419? lIlA 1 ej'ppId and $itflAts, car 1*4 1919, C?tiIfI Ilqt& 100(5. kUØir. eQuI,.3iPd.I7O.57S Ciflnao'acktg can be arranged l0L LWILDE-F XCLUSIVF- telephone: 330 3q73 —Wantsd Manor p p.rw itt tvetk pionir; e,i 3 onms. i', t,atitt 109 slY e'O V.Ptl tW0Il a'1*I tivoughotI, cvnl r&i ostao S i tlem. modern 1iylf59 resin, Mat. and Il.!'y PIii 571 1St t"our ofllc°. t 215 Carlairie 17450 1 Building. Seventh Avenue., Norm fl—Business Piu,..rty For ,-',,,, S.ani.r. $ates te.4.e PINFRFfl-ECLUSIVT' Vor nict 3 bedroom. two balh wMh Slit AGE For Real - - A.e ' iaN'$ 0490 '.4'. tiles heSS Payton — by DISCRIMINATION IN EMPL'I'MENT ACT ifltSITflI SIC fill) 1* M Ct-ljlr*d trifillh the Wage p ?'.i tram covered tt1kj)liLfllt' JO Whfm 1 proc pVtie p4ttWnt would call, 43—Campfli Equ,pm.ut be could first look at fj 444o0rt5 Equipment casti souqauss retxriun end __________________ he _ Trawitr.IS Plb.ruta% AticonIrolt. Motte ItomO hIPS. to49u0. $aCI- - hint Alto ('sifa mobJIe hornS 41 tIP tiiclrnntalIr Jehoton, Mu, le; 4 110. 144 ply. 'Di,•n 17(') 57 Musical Merchandito ,Oy Tiff trailer All In A I ,',JIM 4 SO) I 14310 ply, ØoOd ondtIon (all 33) 3451 UP-IIP ,t,nV,Iø P.O9 I *Ih Mr 11155, 31) O)$t alter I ----------- --•'. Vi,oItinl cnn't$" --ItISIOM 5P'OCllNOUuOO$ —;pptti'n ); DewnIe*n Sanford wwlcrPdl II, lCp . I.))flt1l I S GAurI1 Ill PSI pamPntS Call N*, II*9104t 140195 Sanfoid Realty Call St'nstrom f,"tvtOOindCs,bI,C090091 0004' .,,--. , tw'ru. Owl yard with $:, .,too? system 314 mort9i0ot Thu NEWSPAPER "° knzlngty accapl HELP in WAWTE) DS diLates a preference based Wanted la,-SiIurIto,ts Wanted __________________ - WiS0Pt MAIO'P ru1114t100r PUS Silt had. 111411 III Or Ito So - Boats and Marino Equipment at %!O tire n',lh 41 1 t' ii 104 a.o month;,1 ii q*'-t, 3 9PVtin5. I baThs. lire. z Help _____ Suburban EASTER -- - ua Miscellaneous For Sale 41,41o, i o ... too roe Oranvol, •.t tit*Iuul Tan Sill -------- w.et.diyt ye Academ? __________________ _- - bicycle. hamerill 10411. Ill . 141oll 3 of both for I 371 7111 _______________________ ______ _____ . - _-- - 4' - - it 7; tIlt ______ SS BIcyclit 41 I $dP.*Inn Nov s flIcyOa attd ..I OtrI - V III (IIS? Sauls Agency - .l?utOl or,. Good Qardr. wTh slA0• i5 tnj.I trPS'% j By OWNLC B*et'tu1 itO91I — i bq'd"ocmt. 3 baThs. .t'ctu5iv0 s 5,,, ,,cion Ca mover S gi -, ac&C-sorwr' . - .,,-' ________ Apartments Rent Help Wanted " 0 _ =--- MsIe.Fevnale 3 PRICES I'iL'T MA5L 'IOu fl, pod '111as Wan' a.a ?Y5y day tS-M.W.F.ma* - 0, - ,j( .. __ - - __ ___ evtito s -_ V -_ _____________ ___, 0NMANCON%tRUCTIONC0l' Acre PIUS - on age - C, iJnsRiT SaftIord iv?. Santotd le Help Wiafflord ___ '' 5urdo' 14—malo Help Wanted ______ __ 5)1 --- ROOmI For Rent as. cnrve I'C North Ian'ord Wrig rrucs hoc H'w 35k 15 — i( REALTY Ad V AndStsppliøi t øtVI.fif*l Iti t'7 lint d Ufl t - int• I' 019P e,t $15 ti9 I (1apr?'CntI rl $4 V iii c.dt - — Want wj Ma,t, I'll I''lIP - 1.1. CEatly IUC'.IC1 -- ; I ,,,i .p* hou ses For Sat. 31 31 Houses lor Sate __________ ityiti P00'. •• otters a l,ItI AC hOME pliftew ,mi room. i ci sti Ut ).tke Jeutni' CAN QUALIIi NEW Pitoee MkkI JijI% V.140 lhghhinsli $A 1)5 PR000AM' .4 C Wernor I Asw'cls$,s or, • W It 5trtt (t,torl&l 90,11 Ito " 1 ut% u down a r00mli t'i you? cit&ce. a . . qv0lf0d. I end IbdVoom ,ii.od,1i 'rr NIce homs carpt4ed. bath; NM in $ - lflcr.?Iv ran. group uoflaliza5lon •ndoThe-ben95P EniploymsUt _____________________________ W. Cranc, Ph.D., M.D. _____ _- - Singer Touch & Sew fltfiO **1t ISJIit te'O%t(WV bZIC MuSt till. ICi*I 3 bdIM' pit bails vt.I i,V*t, central OttO *3-Boats and Marine Eutpm.n1 I vary poor dalnr Geafse -- V-i V __V__V Wetrnffs041, iv,v Cit iiflit- S.t• itfpni. I ••e. Olive & cPt. S.atp.,int, ,e t?pt,d ft 14 171 01,7 $11. psntd 0,' Fa,lI'- 777 ______ --V Pent Atu• lust,, Fl,ctrt Carl'.$ rtei., ice Animals $upøl•I AC _____ ____ l only It dev SPnipeo.? CpIP,usPuat %at'*VPd. Øp (Afl0t S rUnPIITUPF II, Ul' PPI FAIR, V a — i3O-t& ii '•ts so. Found ' 13 -- 'i.JIAILt. NC. roT's t TRUCK DRIVER TmwnznenL Club, helped A ---_i-- ---V-- - -- 55A - C at' a, s:s's. IC , "Itcolker, Itt 14 N.tI Sfl ujjivitl GCOWI$G P •,9 5QjØ• - t MILIFIit 0' ide 0, 'i HouliOl For Sate rz_- ______________ in I it ---- S,ntorcI Pi er a itil As V nt ___________________________ full and pa time. ?0091 to 5I C 19 006009 Ipply 191 Ill ) u 4!.04 mest,c-ChiId Care - l 'rurt - - i-i nq p.tt%tat,rnP' r ________________________________ __ __ -t a, tw 'flit I'IhtP eIbllItiad Will be blOWIt 1$ lit E3'fllt Scholarship, and will or a *1.000 annual award given thhcnor of Edwac,asthe rtkiii j\)\ Fast Vpccwe Wiø.pr. MOOUPY Al' utpd n,i,i,in riip.cr 111 069? _____ - crAt, INC •i'0I% 17 92 ..if .4w, ____________ 1((a% 3-P.rsonals 3nn.ounm.n?s. '-Cards ot Thanki 5-in Memoriems. BUSItWIS poo1unites 7-lnstrucllsn $-Tinancial _ :1 - — "°" - ____ 0 As - -- _-_-_ , p.w,,,. ptoo Sifliord — ts.t COMPAh'I' c'er& no 195' 115 7*14 vaCltIO'fl, Cotivenlloit •vn Rega'dIess o .p.rtr.es. s or .,L, air mall 1.1 Davis. OrMr.. NP4,C. Boa Pt, Poe'? Worm. Announcemants Jones served as Chairman of the Pea'vesur rititglan tie a, Cafli financial asvu or . These repla ce .1 Roger Fianln and .Jotut J. Novotny as chairman - __ _________________________________ lab, il?i.9 It I.se ip. H1pw1ThU95'I ?0I_. 4 V DAN, CARE culkille p'i in Inn Mw a 29cm tins 3c a line Ernie Edward&, tint of the man 17—DOn*SI$c.ChIId - WI • W1't r'l'tge t1a9*flfl 000tS brw.enC in -1 in CLASSIFICATIONS The Board of Gvernors of the FontL.Cus Gozanaent tiasnornedE.Austin.Joues thhe Chairman 0f the 1873 Tow'- "I' Ct ,CP4 F I) Jim .,'a'wi '.a'" Li L P .e Sai u- . •, , • 7e ' 5 I ($3.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum namleqr. with Sidney Gallies the new s'set chairman. The Board also announced a new 11 1 V Rent — sew likaor-N litorroi or $a, Ch to-Orm arIti fiQuli' daytlrv10ItoutS 77 Liii eP.ri o un'"1" '"1" £iiW'en' WSIIWd try April I?,i$ w5' or,. girl bVIIC. 5 dat't Secr,ti ? Pt Meliland a'Oa rtta eflIc. Good math Stid 4p" outw ,. __________________________ 3c a line fh' 1 Jones ~~ - '.'' — - l09,1Wtt 'it tO 30 in LE SSONS 01111 0.ri rim, - - Not t JU.T tAut F1 4 11k?fP ?1L fIXe '3) MU It) TU. IIWM &W aJl- .r t)$ I.LW tt (F LV( iCWM I ()I4 Mb Wanted $jf - Of Copy. Pik ev -4 , no Ap4ui r pq.r,' pnly 1751 C11arlr& Si (otivwaod. Rates For Consecutive Insertions-No Chance Allen — Austin - 3 - But ,, 1'Y'' , wro ftOMF r t Fast Is THE BORN LOSER -, I4ueaFr,e c -------------- $lØttlne Drive (Dona Ptumbtti9) Mate Help Wanted tA __________ . ~ A 5•Ø.g A00iv - .lerrs Fa'n - Lv.an Frank IA-ft — Sanford Naval tf.o,, sate ,t srs 9tiø,i tIS Sanford Cat AltintIt Psn Building . to3 F womenane 4WtV Prattville of Lanswitan 70 Senilnoir teem were armors Two m3-t- Serrionuk's We2t i.ssr Experienced machine op.rators. $arrt West..37 fl'S 13 Fred Ithodes Ov$rde ilose - Lyman ' ip , wim Pia.wO TEAM to the Longwoad school last year. All members of the first 1%, -' tu ________________________ r'w 10 GIi.,4.s C1.Ur$nI it The tnqer Your Ad Runs Less fl cot Per Line - _- ---- Bunny 5'$ to c'iooie t)1? 4)4 7C'1 Cifl 50U5 W0'I _... citrus I Easter — — - ra.• Orla ndo you dour, Ii be ""'e° ?5' Drs.I0ti$I 11101 Vij itS ThIs is your opoorlunl?y Call131-G351 iCe m crimP in will, u Coins. Pam — V - ' ._..._V__ cP?r$tI IbaI i $Inf0r .p.ra?t4 AC4?1% $0 WwtleO Mr. a, Men w $195' $.CIIN,t ___________________________________ IMI*'$0 U _,__ ouar'.rs Gr,e,0,,otavrii.%0I - .c,edo ______ ,..• bt your a ,'..'iTh. l'Ivi _______________________________ Orl.000 W*v AI.C?UP? comnirura$ wiTh •bIIi?t, md Jckle'$ Swim Schoo fll 4O" — Mike FUrfl - - .11101 Apartments Rent :3 •s.wnrr'.. _ pr*1,rr.d We Car, .o 1',,,,, 7P' Soornarr iI inrns and junior Sloan received the honor. t)AVIDTCJSSIL vn. It etw. ce,, sit oc.:e di - Senitnofr Clifford Martin Ricks GrluIl SmIflOk *Uck Smith ririumole DCU ss&i&v Q --I iE&t. SECaE'?1Y ______________________ iiite,,,onI, sØr'i firm OPp011unhtieI 83! 9Q93 — to 2G " 4. SECOVD Pat C2tmmip, Prank Sloan Rand Wright - ceI 14t Wanted ________________ n:TZ-.. Orlando iuernrd to the second team - - Of t he ftrs team was Steve a talented cager in his second - ',. one. Male'r-lemalle He Ip Waataid ora —__ 322-2611 — two other pinyrd S ke) fri extending ct*cti Joe Mills' streak of winning J7, T'I .4,., .9 — guard. were S"mthuir.s U . S . • horY of Martin was joined ts other Ser'iurwlt High players on the All-Counts first team ltrlprtlons. ttrks Grant, a _______ ____ ___ V .. — -. Is a' - , Seminole Fadem •t r,. -c san'on 0 ____________________ ________________________________ _____________________________ , . .o Mtittr teamV - -_-_ d -_ -__-=~ --- __-___~_~~" X i*i fit CI?ofvt*O hare v.ctt Oatowr. 1M,nor4o 377 )3 ,er s actr w,i 1'OP.. LM' iePapi Atn'ioI. can t4aI.o W,'IP f - Direct Phone Lines To Word A& Baskethal3 Team. The mem itt eeond team Class AAA. also receIved recn1tlon frI Allof the AuZth squad çt Hr was a ftrt warr pgion e,-uons of Al-Regrnn. Mart*r Lyman placed two players on The Herald Sports Staff was also honored In the All.. the third They were ladniç the vot1n for the Regfon selections and was 1true finse and tv,,. first team selections were jjnnoralnr Mention Al1-.S&ati In Frank left of Sanford Naval `;avid Tonle rot Ch,trdo and Ciffnrd Martin o Seminole. who played center fur the 9en, third Utari, as was Greg MD. TaaIe. wbv zverxrd led the team th both chell of Seminole and Fred - ~ 13 Male Help Wanted '°' INFORMATION Fthetni aen.. reure*ent1n the wiiaon, has aU'ed tt tila Randy Wright of 1.yman. Doug besa for the Semthol' .lunuie College Allen of Ovrndo and Mike Aztln five schools, ha selected w the 17 Sanford Ralders a! Thnity Prep were Herald All-Seminole County TouW was also honored on ieond team letUma,. Austth .-,,..I --- thej The Ss_ - -_ VVV• Cag ty AD get M.3ri.nnce Mon v4Ctnl? M.4$O.vflu, I hi ,o i.s.o - AlImCoun will I ~-__~=~~-_ — ' the Ads Want I _ - - - fh ji r,-- ----,-,- --. - ___ — - ) �liP—The S6ntord Herald Wednesday. March 29. 1972 Our Pre--Easter Rep. Gene Mooney Begets $1.2 Million SR 436 Funds ----- clearance. At Get to Penneys and get what you need for Easter. widen the arterial highway V fund In uiat'h federal road neiday afI,rnnrrn Mlnn.y, between interstate 4 and lb.' grants I', NYrs A, VI and It; teI.phon.d again In say he Md erenunta lIP,. 11 fund Ii rnt with Awar1 Moel}r, rr The State Ilelinrt,nenI of western Orange.Serninoie In C. A. finanred with four renI of the setretsry; Jay VIrown. lIrertor County tin.' at inling Trnti.iportntlnn's I) fund state' s ssnlIr* tai felt state-of road nerstInns. empty yesterday ... but today it I1I11 llenedkt. I)el.md district Flerw1kl. yielded *1.2 million for , engineer of the VOT, this only construe lion yle eatimated at Is Meminoir County highway morning. Cost Good New; Si ItIlillitlu PeBsimIm savings. fly IIIPI) VAN VPIT - Reduced Reduced Special 'I ORIG, 1056 Dresses Now Orig. to 53 $49 PERFECI FOR EASTER Fuel 0'1'1 Dealers: I x Is A 388 ASSORTED STYLES SITES f 1' Now $5 DACRON & WOOL ski tffi- - Women's and 'Ji,1 moewl this morning. when infnn..1 of the .Pung. wrnuØit by Mooney yesterday, ••7 Im;troenwnI project. aittive rfmwtorl all the All the Way Thanks In lugene Mnnny, of this The S"lflihOIe r."ativø llegathin and ak.w1 (.w a work The Herald le only SI'IIlIIlnIe County ri'aiiletil ""(OIi0WIng the With the ttnnpietkm of this only Wednesday morning and fetid It quickly:'flnedfrt will In the 11- man SeniInois'Orange ns release wss$n n this stngio rnet. t 1)01 gI' , . you Mm.y, Al 1)avi, Of . Sit 4$ will bp iriopriod -iilogIllati%e tteh'gation, Mooney wi.l.'n$ng projfut r'rnIntle tilsIrirt planning engineer at tnrnoyrrw (tida) rvwwnin that reet'lved re'pH.s from most of n.lisetl The Rantorti herald fn.Ianed entirely in between I)l.and. and (Ireg 1)ru,nmnnd, I). MIT 'nek.yed' some more the IfItI4Wof4 irAlenting jr, e would try to and ()range Cointie* Orange ReHIlnOIC County rnmrnlsakm funds and now wlfl continue West and .orri r'1 1IItng the west In InIl,.r end iI ,InqoIflr bob Apopka to ,yets'rtIayh R 0 Pt* County and the Heellno 111gb. chairman. tI5enpdct was i,i will, U .11th schedule. Constnwtktn contract Tallasheaee W.dnesday. southeast in Orange way to the The 1)01 now will prepare H&; Ecstatic A note of p.sairnkrn was should be let in June or Judy of iuturllscuncnta for hitLa and In County. this Yes?.' Fnrhi.'r this week the sounkd when the princhpali June or July will let the cfintrnct Altamonte (er. Mnor.ny let me now The Iferakl found Renedkt springs city council said the I) lunch was empty and I" ,'flllpktt (ousr.Innlng : I rest.lullon the SR 426 final four-lane this morning In session with the he was ei'r.meIy concerned a li(oti 431%. 111(5 project will nçprnv requestiRl the dot In aislane all project would be postptmed for Orange County eocnmtNktn at and would take timw from a Orlando and he verified hitsy schedulo to pursue this of Sit 436 and 1.4 from far at least a year. • ,,. , dHI(!COIIV and Immedatatv .-%.. • .;;..., ,.. ot t., )dL.,sl4J 4.;. Aveunie I I S Yo,tunately for the etfliens or necessary informatIon to road 1)0'r 'ynnkr.I the rug' from ha' -n Ul officIal in the mIfl4I. County, Rpr*an. uIIMlur Seillifitle (curly otlicIal.i u1'pnrtai.r' &ac1er former (crv, complete the stary. tative Mooney bitt srke4 informed Herald then recently when It nnnoun&'511 the iau4t K(r4 r.twl " will contad The MIT." This 1)rumrnond of the change In ck4.iy with the DOT prior in new project to twuplete 811 436 in, (rients I,' the ll 1111.1. SI 'Oil' would be delayed for at least a wa: Wes$n.wty morning, via ;ttu*. It wea 1,nzmrnnnd who being a representative and )inr. With all plans completed long distance Ia1elhone from sounded the real note of through his contacts and yesterday to was knowledge he ha* prwided it for the rnwl lmpruvs'mt'nt, DOT Tallawe. speculation is growing that fuel oil deaivr may approach the city C011i. break in the cu the ot nIon any 'irthev Im- sreat sertice In this county f During a all withdraw WnS obliged In mission to speak against the announced Intention to levy a tax on furl oil sold to 1m .rutstfr' moneys from ia unrestricted or legislative session late Wed- prrivern.unt of SR 01% was ut of -- Girls Dresses Men's Suits IM' ,e!I(I0t ?*aU9 of Interel 10 k .'W P*1O$n. hIghway 40Tntwn tn1n .'t.nd$ng onrth of SR $34. REGULARS 1 LON -,, •--- -. .. - "' ... ASSORT E D STYLES JRS., MISSES, HALF SIZES - - Sanford residents. Earl fligginbolbam, a former city commissioner and agent for Standard Oil Company in Sanford, and a fuel oil dealer, said Wednesday the proposal to place a tax on fuel oil was asinine. Iligginbotham said, "right now th e city hrU Itil th e money they need to operate the city." T!.e commission Is getting part of a cent a gallon gasoline tax, plus $550 now for water, sewage 811(1 drainage, additional property taxes and is taking In $65 to $75 a ye.lr on the average home for utility 4 taxes, he continued. "A tax on fuel oil would be passed on by the Cafl'lgTian told The Herald the country, OEO t.es allowed operation to keep Sern.8mn in By 1111.1.. SCOTT dealers to the consumers, which will mean from one SPZDCO wil "Pnh1In In tts outlets to have mon than cm. buitneu to three cents more hike per gallon of fuel" the 'That's not the way to. The horns" and putting its mon. in The former head of Seminole thing going." he continued. former commissioner said. having learned nursery operation Is where landscaping. "Apprniimatey The herald, Employment and Economic can b made StflCi *11 the 99 P? cent of our Innme cirws He said an a v erage 50 gallons of fuel oil would money SEEDCO kii ,000 In the lopment Corporation that SEEDCO questioned plantlngi are now ready," he from landscaping,," he amt. taxed approximately $4 if the commission decides to REP. GENE MO (SEEDCO) has charged nursery operatkn, dDeve The operation hers employs "Perhaps they're get. the added. Darnell concerning political Interference by the tax. "All of this means that the poor people, who pressure from ifle2flprrnns NW, aceor''ig ity disclosure. "Yea, we lost Hog n Office Economic opportu can't afford It, will be hit again by taxes for no apBy John A. Spoiski to the cnmpsrnfier, it was M Wuhlngton," he concluded. were knew we we resign money, but (OEO), causing him to parent reason, but just because other cities are Darnell Is now in the in. pected that WEDM would lo going to the first year," Darnell from his $22,500 a year job. Found out that the Ralston doing It," Higginbotbam added, fl.lfl it he said the local vestment business a t Orange, Darnell, former replied. Richard Purina telLs are going to The oil man said government should not tax The former official further Calf, and spoke with The outiet had 0,000 ;eft. of SEEIXX), , executive director ezercise their option of 40 acres unless there was a need for the taxation, but he f a which has offices at 1101 PIne disclosed that SEEDCO wu Herald by telephone. Ruth Hatch, a community In the ncrthern portion of added, "they see where they can tax and want to do Horace Or is now the acting worker, recently has ben hired Street, said he resigned ci- pcepmnng to shut down its will put an Orange County It without realizing what they are doing." lie said Jan. 31, after "OEO nursery and a retail outlet cm eiecutive director of SEEDCO In hutedwo. 111 1116,M0 xpu" Imt !Wilding for came down and made outlan- U.S. 17.92 and would rely and WiUlrn Camgnan is the several young commissioners on the there were the purpose of growing dish remarks on the way the maInly on Its landscaping com$rofler. Board now that were being led without knowing rume'rooms. IIRIDGEWA'flR, Mass. local operaflonwuheirigrun." Raving retded about five what they were doing. (AP) A series of explosions Darnell charged the federal miles from "Make no mistake about it, I'm not seeking through buildin buildings At at threatened eatened to cut off an growing plant in Temple. and this Is not that type rhetoric. . It -'s just Pyrn Products a nninitlnn be'- tsoo.000 orO grunt made when that wind shifto) on Route 1 Ot)OUI thtot SEEDCO to start new the facts," Higginbotham concluded. miles outside of Bridgewater businesses fur the employment nowles the cornsaid E. Manager W City I'm glad for Orange Cmmty.i of the unskilled and poor of the mission would consider passing the taxing or- tode'. state police said. State police ordered roads county unless he did what djnance at its April 10 regular meeting, 4,'fle city 0 must either tax or must make the fuel oils exempt from Brtdgewatc; 1*, Brockton wanted. hospital cleared of traffic so "They told me to get in the Yesterday, it srted ta off from taxing," Knowles added, I. 1 S thatthe Injured could be taken community and spread the beautifully. So. I shared my joy He said the Florida Court now gives to the hospital, word that the Republican adwith you. municipalities the right to tax fuel oil same as As an example at the hardstup, the A state police dispatcher said, ministration was doing a good 1ociay, it's By AUSTIN SCOTT "LOIS of people have been the poor but with or gas. injob helping I electricity suit cited Jacinata Moreno,, a 36-yearrd like to commiserate Associated Press Writer refused to go along with old diabetic in poor health who moved Most fuel oil people point out they have no jured." you. Police said several buildings political implIcations," DarneD The Invitation read, "You and franchise like utilities and are not under the Public WASHINGTON (AP) An an- in with the Ermina Sanchez family in charged. Y= editorial and photographic Utilities Commission, but are private businessmen, at the site were burning. tipoverty taw group filed suit against Homestead, Fla. lie accused the Washington The explosions were dcstaU are the Department of Agriculture today, "Her total monthly Income is $73," who must compete with other oil sellers In any given scribed as one big explosion fol. OEO office of telling My eyeballs really that business. charging a food-stamp regulation said PcUack. "She gets that money bugged area for towed by several smaller ones. what they said, "whether It out, the cameramen started aimed at disqualifying hippie cornfrom welfare. She can't get decent their ses ... the PW The sound could be heard in right or wrong." poll "I never was a politician and I munei actually hits hardest at "the housing for that. She also needs health veral surrounding to-ma. jg. beat of the newsroom climbed poorest of the poor." ut care, so she moved in with a family." cluding Bruct,,'ün eight mlleb was never allowed to do & than that of an business job with SEEDCO, SO! away. at liftoff. The Center on Social Welfare Policy Although her share of the rent. A spokesman at Brockton resigned, effective Jan. 31, but We were going 10 attend the Ara deathe ................IA WEATHER-Yesterday's high and Law asked federal district court utilities, medical transportation and Grand Opening of a Mobile Bridge .................. 68 e9low6l with l.OSofaninchof llospltal said several of the In. was not paid for the last two for an injunction to stop states from laundry leaves her only $10 a month for Home Park for NUDISTS at Calendar 3A rain, Partly cloudy to oc- jured were brought there, but weeks I worked," Darnell denying food stamps to households food, hygenic items, clothes, and such, Cove Nudist & Cypress Ciautfied ads ......... IA-IA casionally cloudy through no report on their condition was addtd. where people who are unrelated are Polack said, "she was detuit1 food Several times Darnell auld he and available tnunedtately. showers sort (And to think that I had Comics ....................713 Friday with living together. Washington in an effort rewent to stamps solely because she was living The first explosion was W ordered a new set of specs Crossword puzzle ..........613 scattered thunderstorms likely. 9:40 am. and there to get OEO to loosen Its hold on Ronald Pollack, director of the New with ported at the Sanchez family." Dr. Crane ................. bOA , from Dr. Daugherty.) Ihghs 75 to 65. Low tonight in were reports of sub,euuent ex- federal funds. Money used 10 At 5 p.m., Min Nude World Dear Abby York center, said the regulation hits 68 Pollack estimated that th 69L plosions followcd by the fire, establish Sem-San Nursery was hardest at such people as migrant challenged regulation "harmfully will cut the ribbon...nudlsts who Editorlaicomment held-up by the federal agency state police said, re GO the grounds after 4 p.m. Entertainment .............68 prevented workers "because they normally have affects close to a million people who Although the huge A massive traf fic jam devel- and SEEDCO was may dress, If they wish, or Horoscope 68 to leave their families and move in are in dire need of a.ttitjr.ce cornfortab1y hospital notes ........ ....1OA snowstorms h'.t burlcd parts of oped around the area as police ftoiui starting several other remain One part of the suit challenges the 68.78 the Midwest slipped quietly into and ambulance units sought to firms to liep the unemployed with other people," and at "the poorest mu4e....whlchever they prefer. Public notices of the poor, where people can't afford law itself, which disqualifies unrelated 4B-5B Canada today, falling tem reach the factory, until OEO saw how the nursery I took an informal poll in the Society to pay rent and have to move in Persons in Holbrook, more was going to work out, Darnell individuals who live together, but not newsroom and you'll never Sports .. ___ ... ... .SA-OA perature behind the storm left guess how the vote come oul) TV ........................6B much of its snow still covering than 10 miles from the blast said. Pollack filed the suit on behalf of five unrelated families, Pollack said. A "However, in other parts site, reported feeling the shuck. Vegetable market ........ IQA the ground, of households in Homestead. Fla.; second part challenges the Agriculture Oakland, Calif.: Kernersville, NC.; Department's regulations. which i1s,., Salt Lake City, and Columbia, S.C. disqualifies farmlies So, you're sundering where - ' P ol'ote cal Interference Charged To OEO L Power Pl E xplodes ... J _____ - Food Sta rn D Rule Hi t B aw ui ' Special Men's Sport Coats Reduced av1 A 88 ; Women Shoes Men-it poIys.r doube kilt sporl coat with *hoped 2-button styling. Bunion-?vu p:kets and deer rf.n?e! vent lm brøevi- and 4:10111~ Reduced g blue tories K! qr Boy's & Girls Shoes ORtG. TO 51399 Now ORIG. TO $7.99 Now 6811 Special 1188 — Herald Index 488 B'4en Sl:es .. DOUBLE KNIT Slacks . MACHINE WASHABLE tije It— w ....... %4• ... - - PtLIML UY Panty Hose Women s SHEER STRETCH OPAGUE COMPLETELY NUDE 5 PAIRS LEFT Blouses ORIGINALLY TO I'z ASSORTED STYLES ASSORTED COLORS $3 I 'so 100 ONLY REDUCED-WOMEN'S $ 13 WAIST IST Body Shirts sç ORIG 'NLLY $7.00 NOW LONG AND SHORT SLEEVE AcSDPTFD 51r LES SPECIAL BUY-LADIES I SITES 29 to 36 Knit Shirts2q ORIGINALLY 931n STRIPES AND PRINTS MEDIUM AND LARGE PENN PRIST SHORT SLEEVES SMALL REDUCED TO CLEAR Ladies Straw HandbagsHandbags •.'u: LATEST FASHION STYLES PERFECT FOR EASTEk $3 J 28 NAKED LEATHER STYLING PERFECT FOR A GIFT ::;v ONLY 30 LEFTI Polyester Girl's Blouses ORIGINALLY $300 NOW 188 PENN PREST 388 PASTEL Dresses COLORS ORIGINALLY $600 NOW ASSORTED STYLES POLYESTER COTTON BLEND Men's Dress Shirts 499 WOW Men's Ties ORIGINALLY TO $5.00 FANCY STRIPES AND PATTERNS ASSORTED WIDTHS LATEST STYLES SPECIAL - 1" BROCADES, WHITE ACETATE POESE SIZES $17 REDUCED Knit Slacks ASSORTED STYLES PENN PREST NOW 4-50 " 6' 1% PER CENT POLYESTER PENN PREST REGULAR AND SLIM Shirt And Tie 2 BOYS - GIRL'S 388 Confirmation Slack Sets ORIGINALLY $$.00 0W POLYESTER AND COTTON ASSORTED STYLES Dresses $1Q SIZES 34X SPECIAL - BOYS In ONLY SIZES 1 12 REDUCED SPECIAL DPlG!P,LLY k 9 ASSORTED PATTERNS LONG AND SHOR T SLEEVES PENI PREST, BROKEN SIZES YI ONLY MEN'S REDUCED 2 100 ONLY ORIGINALLY s,s 111 w PENN PRE57 ASSORTED 0 ORIGINALLY TO 92S 00 NOW NOW MACHINE WASHABLE SIZES 32 10 36 99C Men's Jeans394 Pants Suits PLYFTFR AS57ED STY LES NCW1 Bra Slips I LOW I Body Shirts ORIGINALLY IInI' NOW MACHINE WASHABLE RIbBED STYLING SIZES c M L 288 - BOUCLE so YARDS 144 YC the disappotntmentistnthlssad tale' March 21,th. I'm gonna Double Knits cry. ...'cause I just can't stand the pathetic moaning being created by the other male members of The Herald AngeL' Newstaff 60 INCHES WIDE ORIGINALLY k99 w.w ASSORTED COLORS MACHINE WASHABLE 391 uiiiuiu riuzu a w r, .PP_nnP,-v - - - — The values are here every day. ___ Police School Graduates 77 ____ Room Size Rugs I guys who delivered the mall on hxuraebsck' Seems like they 36 ONLY ORIGINALLY $3100 to 7t.N 22 6481 A.h, there's mit' sense in being all worked -up about it, really. I WIDE ASSORTMENT OF COLORS AND STYLES Woolen Jacquard always N11 44 Mini Bike ORIGINALLY Y') SAVE '.p'-y 1 0A.M. to 9P AA •• • Mon. Sat. - did have trouble focusing my camera through s*earn.cvered glasses anyhow! REDUCED 100 PER CENT POLYESTER how 194, O.ThiaDateIaHMtWY fo Quazbnodo. bell rli'gec of Cathrdr*1 Notre Dame, took music leianns- But it sun, somehow didn't make him populas with the girls. The superior roan will irate?) over himself when he is alone. He ewnines his hurt that Owe rosy be nothing wrong Owe, and th'i' '* may have no cause of dissatisfaction with himself. -'Con! uctus 4( 5 By ANN RILEY Wtte-er happened to tho III C..._I_....J At Seminole Jr. College Today is March 30th. 71* Grand opaning was on POLYESTER NOW 1 REDUCED 75 YARDS POLYESTER AND COTTON ORIGINALLY *3.99 NOW N YARDS ROOM SIZE RUGS Knit Stripes ARNEL TRI ACETATE 144 ORIGINALLY U.N HOW ORIGINALLY 12. Play Knit " mailers, Seventy.ievsn men were graduated In the auditorium of R.T. Mi)wes Middle School iv.n by Invocation was TOP MAN AWARDS WERE PRESENTED to (Front Row, LR) Ralph Russell, Sanford Police Department; David R. Beavers, Altamonte Police Dept., Jams Balcer, not affiliated; William Hogan, Seminole County Sheriff's Dept., (r.econd row) Judge Dominick Saul. sneaker for the graduation, Micheal Thomas, Florida Game and Fresh Water Commission; and Robert Kunkler, Seminole Shcriff's Dept., with Sheriff John E. Polk. (Ann Riley photo) police science,. Police Standards Council "The mills of the gods grind certificates were awarded by slowly and so do the rnBts of Moncrief: College Certificates. Judge by Weldon and "top Man stated justice," Dominick j. Saiii, of the circuit Award", by Sheriff JoM I court, to the graduating class of Polk. Graduates are Robert the polLe training school at Adams, Caaselbcrry; Dot" L SeIe riiin'Junior College. This is a situation that Anderson, Sanford; James Ulvia Sanford; definitely needs correcting Bak er, Springs; Altamonte throughout the country, the Beavers, Arthur J. Seauford, Seminole youthful judge further stated. Gerald Liedient, lie gave an Lr1lorinative and County; Raymond ?'t. Bea. Seminole; Interesting speech on various points of law and relative nett. Fioi'lIa Gent, and Fresh William Gordon, director of adult and continuing education, Seminole Junior College. Introduction of guests was by Russell l. Moncrl.I, director, vocational technical education,and Introduction f slcaker by President Kirt S. Weldoit. I'reaenttion of class was by I)r. Jct'i1 P l.l,iehan, cour- Water Commission; Steven New Mazda 808. Youth rnovenient. ye' - - - p•t C Bsng.t.sdorf, Casulberry; Charles Bsntiy, Cwslbesty; Stanley Bsrrliterd, Apopka; Harry Bertosu, James M. 81116140- Ge.iØ 7i. ESUt)IJ., and Kent C.aitlenian, Ft&}'WC. William Connell and LIWISflCS Chester, Li'4'WO(id O.E. CIpitb,.ø, Madasn the move again.Econonucal. YUU(t UUsJV( b IiIJ I.' I6OOcc overhead cam engu'e • Young. last styling • Hi-back bukot sejti . Front disc Prtev • Lets mere, 1uo7s1i ma 'FIIY irtt' S.mtn4, ilalTy Lut* IOU I.eWLS Altamonte Sptins; Ustu. ('.i'in, Caasetbsrri; Gisan Sanford; JeRvry A. ('vat. Qu Pi tA ('vi. S Williams Bros. F,Iazdivllie U.S A4 HOME OF TIt %324 E. IOTAY EWN! Orlando. lii. 27S-9610 , �- - - - - - -.- = =---~-----V.~-r~—~.~.---~--~------.-- M Z__ __ _~~ _-. IA—'TP 1, — nfnrd HaId Thursdiv, Mrd 30. 972 Computerized u A A Ft I served no parachutas ACI3O gunship WL tilt b or* Of three surface-to-air missiles fired at the flight during P down mission Wednesday. waslittle hope h& any of lay GEORGE Associated Press Writer 1UTfsXP4b.4fr rnlndle shot one of the United States'lijiggest Computerized gunships, the apeaad of the secret bmim WNT in 1julsa, AM all 14 eWTnen aboard are missing the announced T i I I Idown e SAIGON fl & H B M~~,-,-__-, ~~i _. ,...!: - ~_ .0 W , ,~~__ " -- Gunship A arcb-i J.rescs rrJsslon proved unsuccessful, and fight. . em escort nnt said T. - - __ - - _________________ 0 M~n - __ I . f rmsx&, ~ 1.. I. "Nif-VI fI ' - - - ' •I It --- , — - -_ - W ~~i,;k_-"_ 4 . • ..._..ft ' tL_.. . - It i' c-- -± - - moonlight `% ' f:,. TEM EASTER BON"NO'S these D. Mall's class at Pine Crest Scbncl are ready for the Easter Pw'ade. to right) Regina Burke, Angela Drake, Linda bR, LynneVanc, Jessica WIlks, and Veronica Smith. Botthrn photo (left to riit) Jtepkm Guisth, Jod. ingram, F'redermck Wilson, Steven Barmx!s, Top photo (left , -- -- - .-- - - .- wstcheo Or proceedings of R MARJO REi1 A mistrial was declared another trial to peogr. While, the jury for Ithe Second -* uftermorli O!, Circuit 3udgr Thotrwa Wadoefl Jr. hi trial MISC WU ('it. Gawky $ the cn of P.14-hard Gurie ambled in and nut of the tth flit degree cou-troom smoking and - . -; - - -. - - - - - -- - - - - .- . P .-, . - • - - • -- -- - - - -. -- -- - - . -. -- - ° AM '! URIC 16 wMaeld —. Q= Whalen's arralgimwut was - M — ____________________________________________ at St ___________________ di ________________ By PHIL PASThIU'i Its p1 lw Out-Of-State Firm Locates In CaudbaM ABC ilQ1' SLOrI assistant manager Richard Five Seminole defendants are May 1. achedulled for t,W on and Include Norma cbarged with buying, receIving and concealing of itolen property: Raymond Bowen, t' ..J TO )aflrOru g • • • . Grant i-louse _ — 4 ___ I Out of the -1- aw.flict in Vietnam, has come much expe:ien-e- This is nt httle of it is displayed in the precision flying trite, no daub' but f 4 4 % i - - - of thrust Of t silar feats that i ' de; Davis, Ellian Sanford; Mi"-' Dommisk John and - " k - A2ta John Tonuet, Winter Part; peeled to carry his department through the balance of this meetlng,$p.m., &.A VW home, now highway 1742 South of Sanford. ')'partinent - S!dcs-d Tourist and Stauf. fleboard Club. 6pin. covered Ndo W "AFA MIA-1111-- ------- - ---------------- -4 i Yea 1. Zoning Director Robert I III ' the kkitrotit. - 8 111 Okayed ing bill AltAnjonte Sprjr.&S War=09 Club, :2Q a m., tour of finals and payment of Inj4 Art Center. surance for county officials and has passed both Sanford Business and Par- emptoyei Housse • regard fesalunal Women's Club hou.es and Is waiting the , ac. business-dinner meeting. 7 Governor's signature, unty Attorney Co cording to p.m., Thorn Rhumberger. It provides that all or lilY April 7 P°° of the payment of the School Board, 3p.m., budget cost of life, health, accident, hospitalization; or annuity Insurance is authorized for '4111$ ______ county official-s and employee SenilivAt Audubon Societ cruise on etecticni ,1i9 ! , ------III ....I. . . 1 1. . . . 1 1 1 1 1. . - - $30 MORE ! - **N Whirlpool -- * * - - — - ..—, — ' ,: y Li AutomatIc wash-rirte tamperature 74, -$ - 3-CYCLE, 2 AUTOMATIC WABiE! I iilt , I Cit. ii. Lmcm at I.Ake Golden that will help fill the "emptiness" that usually occurs about noon. Coiceulon stands also will be on hand to meet that needed 2-SPEED, 2-CYCLE AUTOMATIC WASHER Exclusive Magic-Mix' filter 3-v3ne agitatos 1ho"gh rn&n iatrng I rea.Fw4 t ezhlbttiwts. And, of course, there will be the chicken bar- Lfl "i OR I Load-size water level for Perianant Press fabrics Enzyme soak setting 5 wtcr temp. sel ection Magic-Mix' filter Cabinet is lb-Coated Super Surgilator' agitator iI LEAVING HOME IS NO LAUGHING MA1rfR... But the Welcome Wagon hostess can make it easier to ndjust to your new surroundings, and maybe put a smile on your facel 1k 1abrrct IF NOT CMALLY PIikCHASED ThIS_ WASHER_WOULD_SL FOR Afr Show "ia)menti previously made from county funds for auth ____ Fast Circuit Jury Finds Bruce Hudson G J water temperature '. Shrine drill teams wtl give * * * ! i fluorucgnt bacguterd 4 ' [1. i 1i 1. Natural From opening time at 10:30 tie Antdso(Coluaibuafuwdsrs shall not be deemed be day jjij.4c, 7:iO p.m., K. ccr.per.utlon within thetopur(4C. halt 01 thIs sititto and all 9 Whirlpool $I gi1I1 SUPREME "10" ____ 2-SPEED, 4—CYCLE ' ' AUTOMATIC WARIER I PXVMN we hereby validated. A pril - Seminole County Caznçtrz meeting. 7:30 p.m., HIt)flfl ii !.tt)N' '. - ,, ririt Fedeal S&L 320 West 694 t,,r. lurnt4 out Lu B Ivard, Al tflti Vtla 4rinp (note change of wstrft Paso C,atdier win the Ilrncat Stakes here Last June, '.ie Cod-down care for Perm3rent Press fatrics .- hirveis e31i'rinf clao " " - 4LJl frank to.' t--, 4 sard WZ. of Irit'd 4i - All Jouls Mti Club par.tji ban, p.m., parish roll. ', ' t, f9 - a,,tt. tits DAL.A5 asP' - tUmdraw of Indian arti(srii, some beto date beck to Oo0 BC. - hey been Jue" t wo police offices'.) around the Farmer's Brand, irtrsectloo of letarsta I. and LBI Cs- -4 in .' El 1 1 i10 - I k r$ Loils:. aet n'n 'iormao a 'Ji.pii'trs, have been finding ruwteadi, ton.a tawks, grinds'tes. pottery. teeth and human sktletocs suet they otait*d awuring t area two and a half years ao yu can CHARGE on 1.m, Fields Installment Account Plan VIRSINIA P11101*1 P.O. 1. 1:14 $.afwd. I-I.. cowrni uui 5)1-4767 Ca,.II..vrv. 54.. VIISIIA coNwlit 1)1.4)66 J$i,!,EI. $5S1I5, r'4ij Magic-Clean self-cleaning t:!ter 5-water temperature sebecti • Super Surgilatoi agitator • load-.ssze water Ieel control , rt.f'' uf ber, 'ft drinks and 24776 -----— "V trt1 l.l' _____ - 1 Show will start st l2'* pii. ,f - _____ has :. " 19 r:! i I 11, 'I....... Ii InT 41 . I I Ii! I.. * I:. i * quite a.dorous and officials, Chamber of Cornmerce Fep t:talves. Tn!i Veterans Adair told Item on the pcogrErr of the 't.r and Auxiliary, monthly board that hyacinth control AprU $ _______________ Cooi-dot'n c.a - ' -iPrmar.ent Pre IS Variae U4-st; wtr 'iei Super Siirgilator' agitator Electric fabric siftener dis'' Selfevef log rear tegs - Dimbled mneeng- at the qlI*lioule on Drug Violators Get Probation Miiitispeed, 5-cyzta debwe washer with Magic Ueaning Filter 1. r I.! .t situation Is April 4 ___ r;1t -1:4-IM remove them manually. The COIlflt)' commiuioners, FAA 4. _____ - _~_, .~__,.... . r,II ~510 I - , I ~~_I a ;, !At '. ----- Whirlpool - year. — - - -,--- . ===:~~__-=--_,n__-_____~__ ,-t-~O-T~-., 111~II -__1.____ --.~~1_0_nP__~ ___. _ f--~-_:tl_~~p ~__F' _.---rI .,-- -----'s.-,-%L PlatfOrm guests at the to tow the cnmissionera Ssmd Wn's tepubIucan ttat ti people had agreed to dedication ceremonies at the Club half-twice rummage salt, seine the hyacinths from Lake Sanford AirPort on April 1 will 127 West lit Street Harriet. Some offered to include City CommIssioners, aiible, I SMOW,j Eariry, Apopka; Elijah Faulkner Jr., Seminole; Nors and cwis enuar it CI 83P.UL a wvw 6 r-ncan, I * l' MItch I.anpIcy Adair, pollution Brown said he had contacted SIS1tR,$p.m..hornesili.1th cwrol officer, presented cost all do property owners he could Swtnrie. Weit 17th 'treei esves at $50 for 'evidence flnd in OrareaofWeston Drive, (Dole change In dte and place ecuruty' to the board of county Wekirs Road and Longwood. 0t Markham Road, to advise them the new Items will be to of the prol name change. ARC multi-media portection of samples taken It was rcommende4 at the first aid cawse, 5:30 from area water pending three roads be changed to p ( one name, Markham Woods must be in Adair received approval -. The program starts wi th the Bahia Temple units in a series of entertaining acts at 1010 a.m.,moves into the dedication ceremony at 12:30 p.m. The air thow that follows lmrnediately.A barbecue dinner is flee parking I Road Name Forest City Bear Lake Fire the plan and expenditure as well Coti-olDiatrwt, Spin, can- sstheexpculltureof$154 for Isslonery rrweting, fire ball. the costs of delonizing 1,110 gallons of water, which is ez- I ' school ..-. .-. _ a th t - ______ ___ ' .- - — — - - The F-4E Ptsantern 11 inanfactured by McDonnell Douglas outreda icn.mad vetiD over them. ThLr L the $ane, plus some minor modthcatuons, that p II * - ' r . Salft wants to take over the Brown premted resolutions to idones 1ob of assigning the county Commission for two zp.e t the cowl house." name ctiangv's for roads In the ..I e.*ibIbon of the S& TITuderb1rdS that will be seen April 1 at the AP- as a team. . Round-Up Lz: Commission Chairman Greg remarked wvyty, SeminoleInnmond "It would appear that Judge - Fund OK Lake _ . 'S missioner Al I).vii recom mended Hugh 1) McIntosh, of i$hasardous areas. requiring advfi%InF everybody of a board" slower speeds than might be mttlng last night, In the permissibile In other par.s cl the ChaI r of Commerce I BuiWog. lAyer Said he at.~ road. — tended the meeting to uslst. - 'MMINI I s 000 marieuvers, the use Of u Electric etntIneL all add UD to the Sc SPntnD1e; Oscar it Th - -• parts of the roed herMit J underbi r 5 I MW 1% -- I— rcquo*ng information so to North Orlando, to aei- e on the *tet conservation board to hew n cnMdering th additional 'i%i5 ares oft.unh1crr.spcecl' l area rt. Iuncnt thes wiil rn repace recommended Warren lased Rush said he would r le' die, t 4 e f41e ttritn area but be iv1d not he .n Mcls".Thiereport.sweratzi 'aa(man to the Oakland favor of unthor,,, .jet6s ali4 be rn La) office not lates ttiLi d.strtct. Io runluioner Sid Vihien tee•hn t tie i'nti't arra becaise orimendtd Arthur Milieu to the stretch of the rsd from SR Judge Dcmtrtck Sam sent out to North Street contains several a memoi*mIwi requesting or wter cnnLol and advisory % ____ department at commerce of. thE5ed With bUjilig, tSCIV1T The best cup of coffer In John Govoruhk, Altamonte ficial, indicated Seminole Cid IDC1I1Ifl ItOleflpFopert Springs; James Gregg, the morning u Itt Lee Parker, charged with Orange pJ heard the other guy ielflnr David Kelley, Seminole COW'ty would ti Two Thieves (et l-b 51 . M. about. County Industrial Der.ulopment consideration in receiving carrying a concealed WIZteI Park: David C. Baxaw'i, y MARION LEThEA AuthorIt3 SCIDA today an- prospects, but emphait..1 the state prison Judge SaUl continued $ FGUWC; Philip C. nounced the acquistion of a new problems encountered by the William Lowdermllk, who teneing for one i, ti Eatanville; -. 'flIaitiU H5I1tWWL (a Two deleodants iIo pleaded was convicted by a Circuit county Industry. department due to a small David Lancaster at the Longwood; WillianiHrgan,and it ripoor With Jrczh , iiigati jCawlaba operating budget. Febgrand request cttorney GeTIItI Paul L Huftnan, Seminole. ideas had be ii ri her! w-ohati 1w Ctrrjjjt !ayeey, was adjudjried guilty Rutbeeg. Laututer pleaded X. f)rlarult.Orange JI Mn acumng frn ___ cwarr vi our secret arji ______ Judge DL1Ith* S&Ifl. North Carolina would open a County Industrial Board is by the court and sen2etuce to 'zlItyonFoL, 7topeacssionof Johnson, Ssnde; JUtUUIy Rick Cusk pleaded gi%ty on tiv years at a Stale prison, He s narcotic drug. batting plant on Newport executive Keith, Alonte SprIngs; Nov. 1, 1171, to iali id a s-as lvev ''edit f t U) discuss luduitrial acquistior Road In Altamonte Sjuings. ,i- while awaiting preseirtence Betty Edt;, Longwood; halucIargenic, and was In carcerared in county W. With an initial emiloymmnl of with SCIDA at the Longwood in rnvelgetJon. Kunkler, Seminole. custocjy pending --— an estimated five persons. Richard La1eae, constable; Kelley said the firm headed by Norms Lowther, Seminole irl"yelsuptim Judge SaW with.-, old eLeonard Polk would & County; Donald Mellon and 1111 .1 , ,,. rniiIørI ir. 'l, rujr Becr Jonn Memo, Orange; William C. mu •• ° .. --"° 1m erig*ei &n manufacture ui cuslit The Board of County Cam- Marr* North Orlando; -n mnttrres mlssiuneri approved a motion C. Micheal, and Richard Oiler I (V tit-L1ri.i itll su'J It would mnkt to allocate liQUI annually for FG&FWC; Johnnie Parker, lirume Hudson was fu-.znd quoted Cram the Bible di guilty the formal announcement at the , projects zeb as moving the Sanford; Raymond Parker, plci,ded rAlly of charges of buytr Its , . 3.30 p.m. afternoon SCIDA of a ha'Scheduled Grant House train Altamonte Seminolefler.ae, to recewin lit'uii ti I.1dM hi if The secret Ar in riweting to be held at Longwood and rtawIC Springs to Longwood. All Apopka. i&n A Perry and of ititi 'rmrhnw rrt'w " concealment at st.len proert) tof 5aplando city lull. hear Lake eieznentar School projects presented to the Board Lucinda Perry, Altamonte cmat 1a.Ii 00 woek-en Md traclIi.-a v- th aIt by Circuit Cowl W7 Strings Road. Longwooi vu 1w SCuM director said he will ImId a Kindergarten fo flnw'cial .''ce would Springs; Randy Plttsnan, 011 eotardsy afternoon. convicted in the charges Judge ' 11 again withheld would also inform his board of. flntrnthi Fnn'-. Air at l0:3(? have to have the prior approval Attamonte Sprigs C1C!%tL , ThDrna.. •..niInMt1Tl fru.. his &T'ut with it' letter sent a month th 11w iunaergan.e roan.. o )u' jfjj r,.aJ Society. Oo a Pope, EatunvIlle; Eunice at ;cic.uo ci gui;' a,id pL'id %Va4CIeL Jr. acceded to aUorr.ey a large scü' cowity-'lde thefi Koh nacoon pnib.tinn Zr four ago U) the Florida Department Parents are reqrted U) bnng motion In' Commissioner Al Quackenbush, and Harry gm. Orville Joh.aoi.i recuest form of Commerce asking for more lcawcs tàcurda who ninjzntIon A ryanc and proof Davis, the Board pledged, $55) Haley, North Orlando; Or -dfltai)W Wostlgilon iaad bsheriffsagntjJuI L&Z plaCid Patrlcl Information on prospective of age of chlld vjpce snülnip am a born donation toward the Grant Eadden Seminole flnI.i .,,A...A aL 4 -J_,..__.. -I bfl1 JO PC said that Or prnlsr atioiai whui Zhr -induatrl.' whIe wanted to Ann iiersa c irutia iar m Ot& U)iCt, Leval Roundup is -ring lad boen Is oier'stloe tar w&andw4Nibj duóa3tk.n locate teat ui Fred S. ltoeaaL 0.30a. t, A Hudson aownednk tat : ent'rmnp. of a$lmatdb Ores ,ears anud lenfrmiGgpMfl, int.choaicaMarla.flsild In ot' lnsL'— liJ. the Ortaridt; and amOW the Oaks= '" *c4aUsed in tha tj,larv d "-'Y r__ --s-----.. UIIIIII.Li — "' -. - a " '' a.oraUnjruese wm RdIerd home,, vehicles and " &IIIty ii her trial on May kindergarten Larry Sambrook, in naetlng. the Chairman, Greg lord; Gissiry, awaltirg a fry viy- e , isfm*uts. Mae 01 Its Seminole County. tte is Dnmunand reported a letter Altamonte Springs, Herbert ' 1171, -, property uteuit to tunnunt a f*iun-, , he said, was told to autonuitic,a1l eio1Jjd for flrt from Attorney Gera'd S. Rut. Sirs. sod Francis Stewar t, The trial rhicti took place in Individuals. gII lam-tn) .n attempteti b r*pcwntmg Paul level amid it is not Snyder FG'WC; Perry 1. Thanies, is rapirl fire aucceuiaa as M4lL. 1niraft — . Jim C-ci: usia agn Frirs ounuavusaon w the PG & FWC; Charles Weinw.r, . ____ little over Live born to convicinity of Forest Lake Scirinok; Emory I. Wilder, New children to aicrznatr the aelection of. jury, r__ willattendBearLake Fe-st Level Academy Airport. tpupk., Ellen Wt1llaj, acd Jury onFeb. to neat fell raid to be reglstar.d. he asid that this I the first Sanf ord; Stephen Willis, tp. The jury tou caolj grand Parents must bring tin- tins in the history of County Seminole; Lee '*olllts, All. ____________________ niljles to reach a verdict. by , rrwnlzatwn recordsand 1II of CWWUIUL00 that . reque _st amont Stems.: LattV gay M. #. 4.. , ueaten to 0 flVat'r term a: birth for child. tmiw the Boast Woodward. LOu4W0t - het(4. —_'— UILLSCOTI ________________ - - 11111 I A-1ti to Rcdnc} Layer. '&5tt sic signs denoting thiu sent out to all county omces diftweM ,pesti limits -- - .. t'OtUlfl ('hlInhiOU (ht'g Dflinu1'ond ashd be hew th e Intent was good on the ;'iirt of re1stnn, Lqt lw wondered J had CO1..i1dCF'd the cost to the homeowner. and A4, Sroct.., between R touri1 administrative it, a memorandum was In other business, Corn. *24 to SA north and south. s -i-.. This exhibition Is a show by Itself, but on the April 1 program with thn'irill be the rtharnpbon wnan aeribalie flyer, Mary Gaffaney. the laugb and thrill prvvoking Grace Page, the powerful P 51 Muetarig rnde the skiflfui hands of Steve Se'hulke and the dare-devil Paragators in their renowned parachute drops. Graduates 'Il -- proficiency. But like the "up-grading" of the Phantom 4-E, they huave ),een "up-graded" in their flying skill. The timing of their -icate W '" hool continued from last weak for appotntnwit of V'sfliamn Hammenlng as special public defender. Whalen Is also charged In a separate Infrg p dictrnenl with iirst degr ee D'AUjOU, Nariti - The pilots too, are veterans of the Southeast Asia C(VIfliCt, .. tharrnigh.lyfaTniliarwiththeex*bUityofthecraftandscbooledinita Ciarence ,k, chird • two LOUrtX 11TJU00 time. y. - - I £ A is f a , I flt(**5T) re-*L's. in old her road proh1I D4,vtil told the ,rtgineei- and road n,-nd.nt that on Mdous - I r. use ad a frearni in cenuii . . '. . Comin Cirt Judge Domlntk ted _ b .. • .• Ii, a two count tuformuatian an °f'er with vIolera. 1, hi' charging him with rthbory and a4i j J' . .- - in arraignments R41 t*fwe attempted robbery rr.0 - - & - - - r iI (1 1 T I flMARIOh3ETREA -. .-;- I i - .;-.-- I. I?II" I4. * * * investigated Ow situation and his crews will make th e 11 - _- Scheduled - - - - - - . t i ve - z r - -- — 1 t I. the mistrial was declared, Bra& Ininiediately moved for Gourle) =WM at his moths. retrial at !he earliesit posaftat 7M younger DIGIovanni and date but Judge wp.in11 a- his wife were obviously up I i plalned the matter s-as at the with Or verdint and appcm .j distraught Uwouiart tire ii. discretion of Judge SauL Inning the interim of the tatneys swnmutlana Brock akw said thill ! -,0.:Mq V, jury's dellbarsUous. Gau*, his attorney, Prank UiCtl, that the jury WU dIISdbX±Pd Iii Gourley's mother, and the 11 jurors returning a of Iflfl Ø for Ted gnilt% and deceased a sort, btGiovnnnl, arid lila wife acquittal. _____________________________-• la - — is provided tot- public water and sewer systems. Although attainev reported that sonic elti, lime k*), I... & N. flefuM' are "granilfathered' In, this 1 ~, - — V. I 4- in 1067, wi th the actual work ! . 1, emift. oj~ Cou.lt) Lfiginett Will lia"" the cmti ,,~L 41! -- a graders from Mrs. 7belma - k~ iN-~ ~_TV7~W L --I, A .-' Rules Revised C ha pter IO41 of the Florida at a dIv4stonn( health rlea has been Ii sinking, Al Davis Inch to tOO feet to cover revised, according to Wflllsm his srcftur h Mu and conformity I'inch, utility control offlcrr. com1soners Tuesday. Ile ,,,, it ntiy Iownrhtp and range This chapter pert a ins to so .4 standards for Individual sewage a resl1enI who said Ow 1I1C POatli ott'd to allOcate disposal facilities. Effective hi about the irn of 13,l$ which last Jan. 1. no new subdivisions the fill Included s, rif Irewriq it* Uwe Engineers will be approves:i In urban arex.4 •re tt 1I for the wnkreukedbv pjn - A7 P 11 - * * * .000 SiriTcing u r nt meet F" - - °° feel. Dro sets of high coutmi wtiindoub)ewetghtrnMt— ph paper Pho 1nno will be supplied. Photographic -- .- - opUonwe will give y * * * - & - the thferidnot to custody N - - - V. & M tmd with IA" LVneers 0( wait of one Inch to COM feet. clift Overlap, crab-tilt, and bout. th.bs.hon$IRm1lton Or l an do CntyCmmIasvners. dKY will th.outMandlngaccounlo($$4 Under the sgre.iiwnta of the ilriments Also two sets of due the county. lnd of p nerah. covermn* .. - - - wtU cnnt the et*rk to CIt$(tI the if/I-- - 'i, OdulffliAl PRICI OKd Within 10 days of p11 iStrèet - trtict traffiC TTIOS at DIijht. 4ztd the ACIIO has toisloit that aIlowa the crew to watch the ground Illuminated ll - i! a I ___ Pact urnIh •e1M fl)rn regatke. flthtie for 1t3 00 (which - - 4_ nmrdersntheytz,gofOaarge throughout the six hours seemed at ease and cornDiOtevanni on $spt. 17 1571 e?4. Assistant State AftOTneP Newman B'-och told w San- Gourley steadfastly mMI'.fordHeraldthixmarnlnjjenifl taine 4 hIxmocenceththecese, requetthaCmrcultJuc1gtSaLf although his leatimon) was conflicting and vaci a ting. scheduk a retrial for Mooda Alt eerattng for over six Brock at one point asked the t.w, yesterday, the jury told accused If he were, In ?su, the cgwt It was "hle certain of anyuang, to which ua deadlocked" and rnable to defendant replied, "I know ; reach a verdict. After declaring didn't do IL" .-,..., ' I 7 " no - - -. - southwmd down the 25O-mile tong Chi Mirth trail -. - __ j 4 1 '.- hargcd &" — - bigilvet des"M of NoM ViettT*Jd moving IUiP1I :- R G . 1 N:7 .. -4j - - -:-- - - ----- -- - -- --- -e -. - _r . )- .' • 0% _lSouqht For '%1 K ___ ' - -- New Triai -4- f . - - . - a - eIl '. 71 t:5-7 ~~"`" i, 1 Ry ANN SWCYXOWSKI = t) S7400t long, ' W. , A 4, -.--.• mlssflss wyed a direct hIL The AC130, called the ec1z*," Is the Air mKim. iii D U —C fIr- I- I .J ne V$CV% that C ness, the AC13) was roaming we Uw Ho Chi Mirth trafi loottog for North Vietnamese asp ply At about 4 Lm.. three SAMi we fired at the ACI3I) and 1 ' in miles south. es west of Sepone, a shipment point 00 the Ho Oi Mirth trail, about 25 miles tTUir border the South VIetrsan Eld Mn equl distance south of Jrzed zone. One of the Ow rtrt ACI3onpwt. it face4n41r ed downed by r' rnik.'WO other AC13I were lost to antiaircraft artillery the, to May i and April 1970. 1SIflhi Lflfl Armed with eriu. and irJraret t%nring tie- today. DI Aerial Photo ., - = thtn'ieM'/, /er"t- i', The Sr,r,ford ie'&d For County Survey UNA CAITLI 1)1.6)10 AIl.m,. SptiAqI, ft.. HIlDA RICHMOND 641.3167 Dillaso. tim. RT1IIS ',DYSCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORES I vm — I • - -' ORLANDO ORLANDO P'uthiio,ad PIQ5Q lQ)O 4i'. 32')1 Wieit Iosliu-t'J Cknmuh WIftI* Ut PARK 3 "-'12 i.4 Shopping —— USE YOUR CONVENIENT '' '"'k' JMIHELDSCRD1TCAbJ _j - - * �I ., •'J &'- - - -1 S - L • --... - ______ _____ •- I - --4 - M14 - - -. Th e Sanford Herald 11: — j Global Thursy,MIrth, 1912 4:A—masantord H"Id _le__l ..........S taior,ai s..urnnirsi Joh n Q. - C*t*zen ' s Completel Fed Up! Y &A May NIXQfl 7. 4. View .. Aid-Trade dollar wa chests *0 cptui'e that tte co Social Security payments (IUTlfl° an ele.ctIo year of urichecked uuuitiOfl), ____ tended through the ExPOrt.i mporl Fiank. Mr. Nixon now has the power 10 extend this bank credit If lie declures 21 It to be in the national Interest. justice. WASHINUT(IN iNEA nation's health to take a short-term personal ri 'eIat1on comes to differenit men In to te seriously Whip" in addition, It is expected that American Ilrms will he encouraged to extend Iniig-runpr credits to the Russians tfli(j this country it is anxious to develop swapping which the report said misconduct by adultery. latter. Miami ersta so *stiinuii and .CCU$teb catlons and requlrot.irnti it I. can be assured of. long. Nixon magive general approval at 1hz trnr•ept if the pol.N will put all tile-se UnFf'~ colors down an one crwrlas, theN will get the pftm. exprmes our opinion that we rt-print It with thanks. Rank- ;.:redit und these trade cam. 'Ilt, mitments'would 'get tht Itusslans oft aw seritsua fi. -, - VVIII Kogers Visaing t.naneyZiMIM ____ A. J #' h-rw qtc.Al .' For maimple, cn a dav when we are reminded ft: the coat of living speeds ever upward, when the nationsil debt soars ,like a buzzard and deficit spending pr(wides the updralL, we are told that the U.S. Air Force let thitV knowingly — paid 31 wire to tradur~d himms.1 __~ which w,Z a em 4!a cyip* CII-Ok gold hfulft v= fi-xii Pa;:-- 0ms1rv*t*M he'd like tv 1** oil Use wire i hadr,*t thmuAtl , about A.nd one night the hahn Ctwrlw* SnItI, M.- Yftas, until cm sWe w1d a ZQ3n`-cfrwft cow'd cam mom Impact than material for his mianoWgue , nun with a law, Will Itmem the most k-stwd editoriab eve, wlien he want an stop. We home watxrhtr!4 James Whit Rogers, r, WgIttm.ate writwr introduced him to CMrley Inore do his WID P-09M &::ft Or, co-wboy viho took a rape.Wth. celevisiom (It's & gr"t aci, too; twtrluv act h" MA"Ine arej It" parucular nigK we 9. billion mt to Lckhd Aircraft should ho' itmore s nwmas, an,t t spperan'es xii i-tt stage Corp than it L ud ,Mac pt71Orrnane of V On anott. page 01 the newspaper is the fltT' Of Florida sugarcane workers being - I .4', I \ %&Z ,r= tf&. by Itiom code growers who get UM million a year !r government subsidies. Like the situation with Lockheed, therelsjuowayti*aveigeinan tyinwr 0. - ? ,ft, __ ' I Stj totagrapt I rirnerta, , i •-.-... / ; .... - .I f star of how 11w UntIed States wili pay Malta rioe then $9 million n year to help Erltath crie war tiiz*t ei 1 bw' bUn. He hadn't retain m1litra-y basm on that island. On matters been to; uluidnew desom one day, but CkWW of military and del eie, a certain fog raises in the citizen's mind, but the money figures remain unett11ng. was 372-2611 WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and Put'Lpwi' t WAYNE 0 DOYLE. Advert istr DrtctOr & A.ud r' p, metier October 77. WiOct - Veer '- - . U' - _ . - - il - - .t ' --____ lily 1VVJ ---- £14J - 37771. - py jjj 41 a we1Joro Dne that of _____ ______ he 7taIrrift 07 Y'.' MOMW or a ,, sociatka. d3 ow picwe ', auce' fron he ir' inhailled ills America's iocesve—iog nms'al by Topol and nocwsauons . La"osrd Prey Norman Jewijir's dfrectiou; art dhrertloc; nj, nd sound. Unlike "A Chiwuurk "aua -..ihy; ('ange" It has scinetfong more opthnit to any. that there will be hc ma laiu as people hars. "marks a T*tn in awly 'Ibe Fvendi 1zt William '' PICtW staadda — It pictere toWs hi the beat ULwer iota ti. Br kec his ____ - Slack &meU and traditions of two either ala$e wsTC1) _________ __ __ _____ _ __ g by FRANK MAC(J51BI SAN DIEGO - The ltebkcsn National Committee's . W-mucsit 04 LiCkNaum; (mad. )1 lint It is in the home town - Diego bay. mtdt of the ltei n'ina tar ____ in_ IU.o- alternates from 4 sta tes. Prldetit Nixon's offidil party Ring, GOP national ____ iwill during the Aug. 21-V ttiiltort and pei Waruan far California. the ventke And no delepUan wma' bolek' u' _____ long beloce the de1estion occup' only - e.ne'i tt. tlse Hnyel Inn at the . , Wharf. ten hotel. - _J tkew move loin the U.S. Madqnsrter at Nve gp ditvbtg distance 01 *is 6PNO md '"ui ° a, the coavettzon site. GOP together. prapruiwly named S'aclit Grant Hotel, named after lemeaeakhentwho,,.zrmAee Harbor inn 'flw Town mial atlioials would ilke .Lo eariiiiit The Grant fatal is only a block from the Commimity (-ivrran its- $'stth to win the Country Hotel inMission Valisy an athl1tkol 'SOP. ra, is-äy esma, wnw'uii' e Wealpie Th — t he t a little of oath is ge ti Civil War far be NeiuJ' OOP cenia wl And ha. about the iry j New York deisgallon from 11w Son Diego baMer C. Arnboit a pr a nation al Platform Cortunittee harh*e del.Smith and named bY the huge -rueruber Big Town and Use Kansas -- of he tuce will be hold the week prior to the msw.ne WorUW IMISgILIOO to blztcric gat1 with country f1a'. The plaiiwniun iiat&ioir gr.as.atbos*minea In ti worki, c sition Mot Hotel del Coronado' it is _______ inciidril in 11w iMi of a riiky t w front Nebraina, oUi liakgra as no ct*rated by larry wtlh.'rii fl)Ifiw',.tj, and Wvoiniiu will the ileiegaticm heuar1ars. hoith. wound the dewn TnveLado an Sm Itlilkhevid5tWitlibsismiakinid whidi Is only three nilias zth - ..- ____ ~))~I-- N . -% II I - - 1 5' I - T. 0 ULJ - - - L. ? .1 UK IL,. "Al UI .'W) "Wttt.... i7AAt"tJ wr,n't concerned about the economic plight of the black nan, Jones staled. "They were only cotwt-rned a1iu11t social I/ - That fear he buimes an the rights muovemert a Labeling integration curse," he called it "the hamfUel and tool of the NatIonal Association fcr the Advance- civil U rights groups like ft that Otitorb and cicstzoy the peace in America " Civil rights leaders like the late Or. Min Izther King Jr .. ' i -- communitie's b's it. by gclng along willi busing The baLi of any :U.TiUldt) Is its dzurch and athool.' Jones is a fret' lance poHtlal cuIuuuet wki writes liv trill back-oriented ceitiel Florida twwspapers. -, ________ L1x2 _____________________ ---_ ____ _l_I.._ mm s,, sat. MUST r' j "Horotd, word 'relerant' to ALWAYS add, I don't Ilk -WOi rOilvOmit 411 — - . . I - __-V N _____ - - - I , T ' -"I - - mi - I . " 4,(~ * , Yins 504', shrti it rsinru to an iatcrs u should ilepetuil on If & H libsek. Jl Writ ill you uti,s,ii ns.'r a free cup of -,s-, M riffrr iitiil .1mw 7)11 .01111' Ihing. .4 ,0 -; - J~~. _ i about 's,,ur Ini'omr tax th at you might ,~ I, timer 'ho'..' Itno.ill rIstriI. For r,i.. -'ititiii.', iii, i,ui 1111 uh.imt I'dur/ :.--V " Iliitipi for .-hU.I rare or rnailoIiy Insica? .. ,mI 1111*) be ,,cost nrrl-.'L is are that OONT LET AN AMATEUR 30 If your Income 1n,ieiis-d last year, Hafl 5LOCK'$ JOS. tutu tiumy be able to save tax dollar. 11% "Income cnernging." W.-iI, wtir,i It conies to Inennie taxes, If Block is aware of just abut e's'eryslulng. II & It Block's (r" e, start as $5 anti the n'.rrnge rout was under 1'L ' meome tax people. () for or over 7 t,uiIIInn fsimlllrs we acrxcd last year. . frequent visitors ----- ' 'i'" - busloid nI Volusia County elementary school pupils CAtne from bouth Daytona Iliesday for their field trip. ________________ -------_______________________________ - rain aker Special Speed hours The rail passner office of partmont sources, however, tattoo 6.5m. Fifteen days later Staggers' concede the Turbo Trains were commutrx staLions along the However, the Wi4shi%toiko,The USAF 71ninderbirds. that way. By the time h muctx%J tht (Tack recision flying tean, that Parkersburg rouV. whs drnppt d - snail of Culoired People and tiv- - I .--- =. ~ -_. 1. ___. M-- !U'VI West Virginia stop, Mar. and astonishes huge when Amtrak toots c's'c tJ.c Limburg, at •:D4 p.m., only raflroad. one year ego. It uis CT th ti' out tne dozen rulers remained, 1ll' will 'go all out" Lto make Lhr quickly reinstated, an Amtra1 The next day, leaving spokesman said at the thite Sanford show on Arwlil tam., four pawnbest. etsburg ,t of political pies. . '... Fl JACKSONVILLE,' • m . mean "because •V% '?% 90 IlK JIM' Train $ (AP)- Nam= E Jones a 53- gets boarded. It's SOME show' Jt4ii the IWCL Negro who beeves lrowbt 26 rt'iefs Into WashingOfftcisily, the Transportation yearthousands t.t fl000 Department says It wanted to day. w or k, has t before can't integration embarked on a one-man mission to rally blacks in a national movement to support Alabama Gov. George C Wallace for president. "A majority of blacks are be. hind -him but fear economic penalties In their jot* or in fri. ternities to speak out," Jones said In an Interview Wednceday night - 5 / I ~ .4tin, Iry:I- - iiiiiim . . m - i —• _ - " - - .1 I-16 -- 00 . . i~ - - _= ~, - - A~Z - - __ — - ________ ~M'l ~_ ,* _ : Wa ace I - .. thrills I , - of TrimVortimon dunk sn, Fusd the Nc-tv England Govanors committee reported fa%wably not designed for such a ml.sslon. X Negro "Supports - \; I ~:,~ - I ., di 1an cle be wan the Cslifomia pim party wo GOP Contion in _ All the 13011015 are within a de 5 UOO headed by Gay. and others. will zii atkitflonal raised rime ___ __ perba of the haU.haars tsk Rixaid Fsgan. Othrwle, he ho g. *Vod) t' few and nod art what w 1. hal hinted, the hold might e Csv1ki hat s-"atthe' Sparta sr Par law ciliclab have 4inid W'60 within Uminutes. A tory atsdinta think wi acospt =V &bLl5fi. -1__ OAKLE I What Would Gen. Robert E. Lee Say? , i:si. III ,' - ---- so does Rep. Barley 0. Stag- Conference wanted to expand on Arntrack request; two days gers. D-WVa., chairman f the the service from nine round afler that It approved the By JOHN S. lANG flousr Interstate and For'.gn trips a week to four rc'nnd trips I)epartment of Transporta tion Aiiia,cialrd Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP)-Want Commerce Committee which dail y, making the Turbos a nit- bill. Staggers denies exerting any to pay 169500 a month to have passes on all bills authorizing uralefterslon of the Metroliner ore of the world's fastest trains funds foil Amtrak and the between Washington and New presaire to get the Turbo Train. running half-ipeed, near1 - Transportation DepartrnenL York "This was their decision enAnd that's why one of the only Then Amtrak appeared be. Urely,"he said inanInterview. empty, throub the home powerful two 1\wbc Trains in the United fore Staggers' committee to rt- "I said nothing about the of i district States Labw-ed over the West quest $170 mnillicm. And, the I- Turbo." cpesmian" Vttg,nia mountains for eight plrtment of Transportation You're duint It Amtrak's explanation is that Does 1 CtT? )OgICai to test a hours one recent night to showed up to ask the committee it wanted to see if good service, train designed to w+tiit passen- deposit three passengers In for $315 million plus an ex- modern equipment and heavy - tension of Its program to de advertising could lure pawngets bceen metropolitan rem- Parkersburg, W.Va. It was a typiral run. vetop high speed ground trans. gers back to one of the three tori at 170 m.p.h. by puhingit The turbo Irain, capacity portaticm, most poorly patronized rcu'2s 144. puJied out of wainglon, in tL natiOn. It claims patronD.C., half full at 5:41 PJZL. age has doubled over the cold A CL I%Ir nOW dropping pt.tijets at !our _______________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ — - -LOflVflTlOfl LIT -, - *kisretord Here's a report from crosses at rught' the AP Special Assigmnent Amtrak and the I)eportmer-t Ill a Alfred Hitchcock. - ., A & It ' -, ______ H&R Block. —ONLY 16 DAYS LEFT In attempting to determine the cost-benefit ratio of proposed imderrides for Large trucks ipeciul guards to pre vent automobilesfrom running untirT in the rear, National Highway TmufPc Mmtrnstration reached ii more realistic estimat' of SXLXL per isir. It decided that the coat of the underrides itlI, would not be worth, the dollar value of lives veil Anothet Safety A I istrati t study straints In vehicles led the dollar cost of a fatality at ID,000, but noted that 'this Is the highest estimate knswm to be used In conventional cost.bnefit analysis and may be challenged by some as being too high" A 1960 report on aviation safety by Gary From:... publishec' by Duke UnversItv, made a 'onservat1ve' estifliOtC of tbe value Gf lilt in an air crash as based on "lost productive sirvIees and resources cx nded." The Fromm study cautioneu that the setting of specific values for human life "as difficult, controversial and necessarily abitrar)'." Certainly there will be no argument there . _______________________________________________________________ __ .. (FA tar's note, On election over mrs.tritains at 15 rn-p-~-? Until last fall this Turbo was On Feb. 7 the Turbo Train in- test the train's engineering day this year, Cagresatnan C to spend another $40,000 one of two sp'edthg full pluen- augurated service to West Vir- strengths over track with the 5i adveTtUlflkZ Harley StZIII "Y get )oa betwee:. Boston and ginia, including Staggers' most curves and highest inhave alot mare to run on than of the route. which the tram New Yerk in Iea.' than four hometown of Keyser, popu. clines in the United States. De- i0nz - BERRIS p w_mqi t I .4mt I . sp -, - . -W14 *l,! Im ,. t g I ;._ I -4 ___ By It ts impossible to place a tbflar value on a human life Sometimes, however, ft is cld.blooijed)y necessaryW decdirg far 'r Agnthit proposed safety standards, notes .tie Insurance Institute fm Highway gaIety. The moat commonly cited dollar-value of rd a human life iv that of the Nattonid Sr.le;y Council. Its figure of 145.00D ___ - - S a _______ ____ ''' ' !s treadom of maurtwo the dib!actora u*lLgnant. 11 Zero P-uI-Uon Growth yaw catien tior ti is t, ia. for Ube1Ck5 $CTS011$* ___ __ P1.'hrt 's1 tI7 OIi PPJ $51 datalisi in hoth pletsee mad we'd, m p,, ,itnd ty $1 mian a,i Now U*t the t--it bt-kspt dhmV.on of the '-"m' Is likely to reveal -m thi tic ut-trtng puth- w*rs IiIU*b lr' II.,wilird Hogb disppsared Stanley Kutrtt* has rset*ved L,,.1..Iis wrtir mad hetbats for 'm version of t& ii any rg _ tve , _.'.r mwsl, "A Oo&wvrt r" lioth ei corner. The Herald la m.mb of the Associated tilted szdulivs$y to thu use tar r*produetldn at all the local iws iodH,thtsn.svwsper. Is _____ - .r ,,i part ct any material, nows or a -ertiSirig this edition i 'fuse Sanford Heki may be reproduced In any manner without written parvnhszion at tht pubillhtr at The Herald Any in d,vdual or firm rionhIbie tar wth reproduction will be ccmlur'uti es mfr*ngtng on The Hera ld cyrtUtit av1 wii, be ,.id iis..e for u.sflaie unoar nit ta* Published daily eacapt Saturday. Sunday and Ch, istinas publshied Satu: day i'ocsding Christiwss ________________________________ . , '1! .— I__T___ I, i- %, t_ -_ -_* I-- I - ~ " 1:C-0- - I I __ _1 - -- -1, I-. -----. - ___-W tm-- &_ LAW - . --- . -1--,-. .. - -Z.; - _ " ii;~; ._-"_% -__ ,_ - Scribe Reports $ .l,sf.. insuratim ad- ,, ministrative costs and pro;,ervy t4aniriae. bisethflbi*as "1154' (1155), WihaIt4.1" (1117) am ______ A. i' fto .L.Di) zwuw tnt I iiuIl A'ts ind 44'I L after 1IIy-tb'tW ' 1111M tset Tbe' B's DO w . --_------- . - - - "Ihe ttte Post o !'- 4 - . -ell as Seminole youngs-ters. n. is . -7 - ., OUT OF COUNfl sclioo crer • a Price 0" Traffic p, -. . I' . 4 WL.T - Man's Opinion e' -. -' ) J by ftr the BMW that wl hews fig'e um aTI4i "'I.d for best five inov Aiz.babeileslly they are A Qw-k (anac." okytog in t2 theaters in ii ctues 12 weeks after Its first t'eii'e; llddZ 01) theRcof," 11 thtse. in 11 dti d' 11,....k. V Ft b (r.w," 77 the'u in 1 ctb e.g. ae st r iplsd); "i ist pi ,' 45 thSr In lacum sitar V weehs •1d, I-' mad .17bem are nwre Ow t,. US oiteI Regulations provide teat all mall wbscilPtiorts p.ic to advance class r " working. whim SUBSCRIPTION RATES , - ju' S i.,c'-qg*,, -- - -- I ".'.s by J4&M ML4.Dt L *1.10 )4 sisco l ilt - - - ___ , Ore - . ) _____________________________ - -- I / as in HAYS ___ Entered ms second Office of Sanford. I . 3k •;,i. 3M Wsek - chine tapft ARMY. NAVY $URPLUS ____ mi"liall1k, - .1 --- M , ve ., - '.~ :~." -L. ~~pl~n~ '- And The Nomnees i Are i.. S RAY S1EVENS DORIS WILLIAM Press Room O's'sP" Society Edite" BILL VINCENT, JR.. Staff PiiOtap*W I,_ Delivery By Miii .- "3 " • -. GARY TAYLOR CHARLES i - -- . Team.) '1 appeared on the posting mis- "r prosmIlon's first re - ___ - ____ ,1, "OE newspaper ROY rkREeN Advertising &%wwWr JANE cMSELHRRY County Editor • __ be s'," Was FkAN VOLU)LINE. Circulation . Gener Mlno$" ntc 10104 & spui..sr;. Associate WINIFRIIIJ F. OIELOW FRED Vth PELT STAFFORD OCItSY . :, "nmasi te rivaeS2 of thankful - aving to tall '°'' LIC Pill. "b wwft sold on eariI ann . oin " ' L - vide an a T will feel go m'eIleC In be • mm sorts that he wilt i. the end ck down 5 his 1nLLnce that the Russians folI'nv their prolstatrnn '. - - -' . Thus far. there are Ins- aig's 11w Russians will comr about Ir any meaningful uri. So the question be IL att. 1 . I _~.: W. Aladf 14M -_;~_~_ . L - O~ fusa, zatificifflon of the new Berlin accord. 4A ,..#" ” <' .. Heft bhnd, Charity tubal wart ___ 55 P'P.WW TELEPHONE - __:~ I was Increaiin The movement of sophisticated "ms to IaniI The .xdmIIn's men were stalling on ,-, . ~ .1. " , . States again with the r_-s% :if their continuft arms shii~ -1 '- - " F 'S - : -. n in SANFORD 9.A . m1F „. W deft tw his kaft ear Moot a—d noboct - , wa' 4"' ,.him work a WOW beer - I!T'ath FRENCH AVE Hr always because C P115 Uw I - 300 N i he wm It goes on and on. The Pind idlal canditlates. most of them, Mudaftly reveal fticir 11hr iu. continent to mi&e Soviet Ic' gains aimed o 'lominun r In that ares and furthariflt1w encircieintt of Chtm. It _______ . .'A.* i- ._~~ ,W-~ - ,it.~_11..,60,_ 4 t t~111 - tie hirte-"t W1'lti' }liiuM so irees t I ' iilM ____ ' was 'PrIp 1. - 1 1_ Tt16' W11"At th( tiMC, it Will bWr rrfl&TW. 'rhrr tl`!e BUSL 1, 0, PItS SI-!P!JNK OSNIM SELLS CORDU*(M fiPLLS Sul Your Site Al - 6 0~, T, :~~: - . - _X~"I ! . I I I _g 136.11 ,IV__7t_ i ;- _. ______ SpedftHy and of topmost Fr1orV, the llnIt',d States areemcnt on a mutual slwd&wn on arms ship V 1. r I w__ - St.aw had'ootle talks with the fluutans on trade, credits irmestrnent.:~ it-nd be(ter trrtatm4rit fror Soviet 90nd%. I. he Russians prov,:,gi Gage7. n* talks were roing well 7nep Stans, wits arcletly ordered by the White 'louse to go Flow--and ngotIntiois (l1'wdIP d1fliO Ui sthndstfll Middle Lasl. .qotlth Asia. Berlin make It clear that while interest to bette. • ittfl Ciu V'e not prr"red Ic ,I" - -* -- .. -I Mat.- L, otear to The ftussiurif that before thr United tal-,* SL_T - ious steps in trade and aid, the -, l- W 05 I Tm - ~ "' 44 __ _ - - - -. ~___& aecom rislans must ihw sot.z e' idence in political IIW by Wb'i baLl t*Sfl CU) - --1 I t- alit a major tTade d"Ive in Latin Arnerica. A.sla anii Afrlc tr, the last half of ttu tlecad Ent all it r- planned, the Pmsident will not make these n nor. made that 1160-'. riftar to the ItussMILse Ill terinh the) can undi stand- He has. in fact, adopted a Russiar nePotiatinr 111 t-r' was talc! b rim. b In a wife-iwaljiing or ImIngers' ____________________ ___________ - . 1! I--..w k - nar.~Iui b-tcktng and the resourre dtwl~--Iopfflent to Carry \ L~ ~ n'Jril cxtn ti. oter r't. ) Durit,% STrIth w&i--;l ,11nd ~Ikjrspfi grz,mar. Back In the Anti -Unent who A report from whom?" the statement In the trilil record prit at Cecil Field were Involved ___________ -' - " the ibm por, bat he on, to crecihlt' Ciarle fJ'-i tfltO .IC £t digest TIt. flesh, It will ... panii,,nvsUrUe gmtetu* (Or ft 'fflTvffU'=tY to We Passing &,3e&-- Ilk, wraw a %on, -mift. Ualf an catch :~qn a '3d WW vers"-A Nrrw, no matte, h(w ym ffissed this Pound the flt*1' by ro ur.drtand ttx' anstt'r5. of transmitted The -*41$, - little pe sery day w1tch was before show time Be In the PAwns thwallirr, sk SUPPN SLIM 1"111 1"K-10-Fly .. - xching as the =001 of N Nit he ch Floridu, people frankly are mad as hell. 7'1=y are so mad they will even cast a "te [err a man InterrouiM'.., That such ntis t1141t5I on May te, tpii. LEVIS women. not offering It for the truth of It. towned. it allowed, "thAt In may, but do not tiocesurily, chAplaln n0ed. she sold. It fee. When Jen*n started to untold We fire offering it to show confidential eminwilnA wulons mvia III griptilv% ot thr"or niolte vyrilq slvjwlng he chocked In with various individusti, he re persons while It does not shortly before 3 p.m., could be a report of wife IWIPPtaL motive." .%. wrong. 11* judge refused to allow the mlved littomittion to the effect Include any inale hmno* prosectitor Ralph B. Levy obverbal testimony but setv,pted that lAwn (Itid'-wanson and olb- nallty, moky Include leshlan )ected. She testified the regL411ration A few p"oft,ution rebuttal included Lora Gudbranson, 40, qlimird thr military judge, for appeal purposes. crisis Ir;hich, in the atmenOt because so often It naems ftt government and It MIII Jensen would IIIIVC 21 love trysts alleged by the two Ch.rlatl. Tex., replied. "We are Maximum penalty is tw, ) 014-'Ited $It Cwil Fif-ld Naval Air kUtiOn. littol"I'VeYs for OuplAln yearx imprisonment and Andrew F. Jensen rftW their dishonorable discharge, CAN late Wednesday in his Jenr*n. 43. wasn't allowed to cftrt tirtful On A charge of testify to the reports of wife r~!rtain v;aW.-a' re!,-"Jre#K sweniclinz to American specili pin for making It so. and *most out a' lyin', wrote J. R. 1^7well in The Bigelow Papers We are not yet tnre about different wayti, but we sugiMst that at the care of it will be the compelling conClUginll that the c.m 0 71wt, we thh*, is a dangerous stage and we blame politicians still willing to gamble the clean out o' money lh F. T. MACFiX swapping ring of "swingers" today or early Friday. laIQd up In si murky, znultj.mIUloc dollar 'We're Charge it will be CXIn favor of the ski The probability is that lulateduthidofa WanihhWtot (D.C.), but with two weeks away. Adult ry In Trial On Newsmen were permitted to group." Iii witness, motel manager wiUmmes remained before Uie N* Of two Nitvy offIcer-wives Capt. Ben N. Cole of (liarleston. A;IeCIsted PresI Writer copy the document labeled "of. Th~a was defined an group of A lice Irvine testified that Jeriea goes to a jury of of. who accused him .t adulterous B.C. , JACKSON VI LLE, Fla . it: g " but w.re ajj -,primarily ma r led couples sen tame lii liPt' lwk befci the confIdential no. ter 01 aI or a , tAP)- After puttIng IntO court rank of COTTIrnandet. The are Mary Ann Curran. 24. lure of II," defense attorney by the Judge not to give It too who by mutual ngre.tnent or trial started and checked the one. of the nation's largmt cm1xmtions and the Justice Department and the White House are &flair that gmeM. AD this, and April 15 is barely more then Case conakiering known Soviet (lion to be credit for r1on of antnoui'eed 4ItirIn nis viSIt to Moscow in late May. if they wiL consider this news nOt with the the mo practical perspective of a man in Hweah or Homestead or Pahokep — or any other place Where reality has not c.otflplitlY fled the seem — fbere Tr-ay COW 8 revelation. Rests fth nelal grabbag ha become so wueal that ntnfly average eftlPeni are getting te$peTflte for anzweTs. They are reaching ' stage, It seems to us, where sacrifice cherished values of frmdom in urn for stronger authority that promim mom news one extra time. Chap/ain Pact -I - The federal TI%Llll4 & A_I__. MUK lb RAY CROMLEY , v al __ I - inneaz ever wrjd ii .,4 43m Ha, 1 had a bellufufi blind bureaucracy,let them read ' one day's Thursday, March 30, l97-5A Wife-Swapping Ring On Base Reported ''? tnean I column t, ' 2 iqsctL Too small for iir' ad to be no*ked or vffec$L- Yoifr .11residing this onI i 4114 fbi .-r .. __ __ ",..,." Mi 9 SAT, £ SUH. PHONE 131 03$ NO APPOINTMENT NICESSAWY OPIPiTONIQHT wy 1792 309 E. 1st St. H. Sanford 3 Miles N.of!.oiswood �Thursday, March 30,1972 6A—The Sanford Herald - 1? .t. .k SANFORD 1c. O AIRP RT 61 7%cl Thursday,MarCh 30, 1912—/A The Sanford Herald IL __ _ E. _ P - _ PURENCIMA _ ____ I 6 .49 __________________ URD & __ __ __ _ __ SANFORD i \ ___ - r -t _ m t ALL PROCEEDS 11w TO CHARITY 1112 il FEATURING The United low. La 14vo P6 Infilts 44 States Air Force's Famous THUNDERBIRDS Hours kAIL Thrilling . -A 7 10 7-fYir _ _ _ SE 4 icken BaT.B*QUe nt Entertainment = We r!"mefIts At 0 Rocr to, an Page ptift-poww w" cub --I' V- ~3- O4, 2V 4-?W-_J V~ Activities Slip 4 ?_rj9 A, timur At raffic 0: 70 Al 12 M V -Y SHRINE Tem le S riners o Orlando % "he Air' L PROGRAM BY THE "w . 4 ______ _______ I! •' L fL I :r. 1 WPM LiscTCI DV RT '-'" uu;s- 'r-u'u ('iDfl AIRPO iii THE -iu - DEDICATION CEREMONIES SANFORD SHRINE CLUB & ROTARY CLJB rOSPONORc AUTHORITY TICKETS I LABLE AVA AT 12:30 P.M. 4 AT THE AIRPORT Rear Admiral Jim Mayo ( - * - - U, S N. Formes. Corn- Plane or car load (up to 4 persons) 85 mandor of Reconnaissance Jttack Wing One, , Single Admissions-Adults Tw Wili Be The Principal Speaker. Children T DIRECTIONS TO SANFORD AIRPORT A. K. Ss*akw j. 1. "Rd" = chawfTlen A I N S U R A N C E SEIVIcI Gq. Ed Tsinw Tetdy IId IfldiS 5h'WCh Ar$*PuDhcfly ORLANDO HELICOPTER 1 AIRWAYS. INC. W'W this spectacular and worthwhile event. Is . SCOW F SI Air Ambulance Sales &L si Helicopter Charter-- fTLJ Sanford 322 0375 SANFORDAIRPORT [US! . Remem ber 323-1756 d Sanford Aircraft hic, AIRCRAFT MA INTENANCE I • SERVICES AVAILABLE r The sponsors of these p ges urge you to attend RUMLEY. , ALL FLI..L From Orlando Area, Via !-A N. Take Lake Mary Exit East, North on 17-92 Appx. 2rrl., Turn E. onOnora Rd. to Airport. r-rom North Via 1-4: Take DriveAPP ,nLto Onora Rd. Turn E. on C 'ora Rd. to Airport. • HANGER 147 SANFORDAIRPORT I proceeds from ticket sales go to cnarlty! Ph. 32247" P ft -- p I-. ROBALO ~~Wllrry- (- Division of AMF Inc a tn W dt 18 , SALES—SERVICE MANUFACTURERS OF— COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT 51i.kcraft F berglass Fishing Boats Fi SANFORDAIRPORT SANFORD, FLA. SANFORDAIRPORT SANFORD, FLA. - Florida Aircraft Instruments Miami Brick &-Stone OVERHAUL & REPAIR Brick, Stone and Concrete Aircraft -Marine- 1triiintnimen F.F.A. 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Sanford, - I Jack Prosier Ford SALES& SERVICE SALES& SERVICE HOTPOINT APPLIANCES , Ph. 322-421 ON 17 92 & Onora Rd. SANFCWV complate Wash & Wax eno Central Florida's Only Full Service Marina Wishes Sanford's Full Service Airport Every Success. ______________ STATE BANK MrsfabricaW Plac Ducts a Fittings SANFORDAIRPORT Leonard Francoeur OWNER & MANAGER RITZ THEATER AIRCRAFT REFINISHING SANFORD, FLA. AIRPORT GULF SI.RVICE MECHANIC ON We wish to express our sincere best wishes to Sanford Airport on Its dedication day, and wish It every success in the future. e&ral &'on F 322-!271 Ft LuderdMe Steel & MI,. Co. SANFORD, FLA. HARRY'S Kirways of Florida FIXED BASE OPERATOR SANFORDAIRPORT FacingMaterials 2720W.FIR5TST. PH. LOUIS FLY. MANAGER (T PAGE MANUFACTURERS OF - tv . Congratulations Ph. 322-76,4 Now & Used Cars & Trucks PtL 322-1441 7706 S. Or lando Ave. 17-9* S. o4ifurd Hwy. �—f - - ____ ____ Thurulay, March 30, i972 $A .7 .~ Nn Winncr After 9 Inninas o1d I_7 vmnn Tn AmA U U UU U I•uui, Rim nna Rnttle TRACK TALK wa " Z G.. "O.- a r~ p. n — c ndlo CrOS&Y •1 ri,hi I I 1 1 I 11 I Asoii Wlis AtL.ta - -- ~2~ - - I ___ - , -. ' ' " , . - - - - - / . -i .' -- -_________ . - . . - 111h. 1 - - A - - - 4' .. i c , - '., . . A - - . I '-.' Saturday Might Iae - 'i ',.., •'.'_.-.-t.'- - - ' - - , - Road racing veteran Vince Gkn*asdo will be shooting for Ins second cooaecuUve night victory at Doto.a InteraUonal Speedway when next SM*aday's Starllgt*t ThreeHour Cit geU thetaring flag a t p2n. Gtmondo, the popular spots car comptftor trmn nearby Orlando who woo the Midnight Challenge road race hem In Fetruary, will be behind the wheel of a big-bore Camaro when the tlwee.bmr IMSA scramble IlLs t).1ona's 311-mile road-track drcidL The unique event is kicking atf the iai newest Fofessional racing tour, the Camel Trophy - - - 1. _'_4 L !-. , , • - - . . 4 I . '-•... - . ,,' 'i" 1. - . • i .5 . 4 PP I - 1. -_:L~l'-."L - , .,. _,NT 11 . - __Z~_ •- . - - - I - - - u.•___.__. - -, -- _51%__ -- - -"- -- I i - 1 0 : - 2 0 oo • 3 WI WO ei*-i 4 4 100 0'O W-4 10 1 Lyman i. st. •.e. Oe.rnw-ytr. Olson (C) & Weavw. •chards ' u TOTALS ioa-, w.T,i* a . . - - 5 - - 11_ I ' , didn't have a single regularwho Dobeon had elbow surgery Msnguel batted , in *4 Williams has one of the maliii V)!) last isn't expected to said Dick games last rookie, jor's most versatile r.'illty men twit fall Williams, Catcher Dave Duncan, who in Curt Blefary, who can and start throwing hard until midthe earliest. 04wn was "Hut I didn't worry about had a •253 average and IS has played outfield, infield and April that-just the number of gsme homers last year, has corn- ra!"Pier for OaJand. 1&12 last year and still in trying we won," the Oakland Athletics petition from Gene Tenace, .274 Mclaln will be trying In to regain the speed he lost manager added. in 85 games, bowice back from his 10-22 sea- beeauuae of arm trouble that re'One of baseball's best pitchutred wwgery two yew ago. A slimmed (lawn Mice Fp. son with Washington. He saki Ing staffs, led by sensational stein will be on first, while Joe S.!naUits' Manager Ted WI). "lean tell you one thIng: we'll Vida [flue, kept Williams' "or- Hudi returns to left field After a liam.a didn't let him p'cf often go north with 10 healthy pit. "hø'j" *44 WiIl(snsq ne-s to a minimum in his first 71(7 JI'In season witi the A's The team Veteran, f$"k Green and Th' ktflpen crew i led by Dick WiIliarn has promised won 1Lq first title In Oakland, P-ert C4unpattcrfok are sUrting to um Mcf,aln every fourth day Rollie Finsters, Dnr, )Id Knr)w'A-: InLihing 101 gaines ahead of their eighth Posivin together a-9 when powtible. Right now, that and PdA) Imiter •- ,, 4 .. . ."' ,\ , - . r.. ... •' - - - -. _. -.-V~ __.__ ~- - * . 1. - it, . 1__7_ Myers ina ., - _V ~ '7 - gW" _ - - __1 -- I " . - _ I * I _ _ at L. r =. - . * - I I - " It." third !asetnan ond team eaptanol Ibndo said in spring 1 'IUI':\ Ill Ni. f.w hit' Second Aun'';uIlite .1 t.raio.ug with ñtie still Unsournanienu sposorvu by the s,,reatet Ov1edo By THI A.W)CIATFJJ PRIii ton's playoff hzpes. W:Cu them, ,.*atem. warius .mi sIgned 10 (lays before ' nm Recreation Association are :lese youngsters Jay C Saucer and Mrs. Poily Saucer. TourI'hi$ iposito and HoI'bv Os-c', the Bruins, who have lsnched Remy iho'-n1 R..tinan befday who Are getting supervision from a few of thC nallient Is scheduled for this Saturday, slarting 'nwra we" ntlier pitching the National Ilockey 1,eagw'.- their second stroiltht galli rAvi, officiAls broke 1-~ 140 st-lff'..1a.rav. Rccieat,nn members. From left are Mrs. questions in camp wl1ich made leading scorers are tuirtlr.g,Wit at 9:30 am, at John Courier Field, their coach, Tom Johnson of hiRliest.ororing toAm, ww)(I ~* r 1r. 41 Ar *I 4 '?A "A40r, with 11 Charles Tot res, Hlhwy_flymes,Casslellynes, itnppenr the A's would have to seconds remaining, gave M'n1toston nt pear too CUVIthe'favorttesintlueStatiley C hit more a season to stay t'.I the deadock. Rookie Guy cemned even though the KIM playoffs. ~ftd of the pack again. Wednei- Lafluimr tallied twia for Mois. seaplayoffs begin In other ?ThL next week. "" Esposito, who injured his day night, New Yort and [)a- ?i'eal, son and John "Blue Moon" Itt gh kept alive its I Odom, 10-12 III have to prove right knee last weekend in a troll tIed 2-2. Montreal and Chioff hopes in (be West and el!ml. urgh garne against h1cAtreal. rein. cago also tied S-5'. Pittsb their arms are iwiun-* Newcomers Kell "lloluman jured It Wednesday night overcame Cahfnrn1,i ", and nAteA California [ram conAin iffill be try. agairut Toronto in Ids first shift 1,os Angeles defeAted Van- tention, fallyinot to- three goa,s ar-I Denny on the in the final period and over. couver 4-2, to for diania! It. Aasodi.3ttd Press from Willie Mn)-s, had four relI lust) ear, M,IestL,li.-%Le(J MI(ek'mi 4ipped Misuiesotii 6-2 shuwingii which way hiarned,tn Orr,tnjw' Tucidayrilghtln Tcrcnto did all its sccrtn in Sests. Jean Sudden Sann McDouell sa~s 1.1111s on a honte run And a three. $120,WO. The Altkxging first. aixi solldiflet] his spot on the part, on Lonflictn witli thtir forcollision with Detroit's lArry the first period. with Brad Set- Prw,Ovwt not the winner w4th Is in his best ih..pe ill lour run double. 8 Johnston, took only one turn on wood and Carry Monahan con- le than left. baseman, outfielder said he Dodger,tff ncr manager, yeam. *Aut meaub thc son Ralph Racks:rnm coffiwted the Ice In Boston's 4.1 setback to necting early and Ron With the opening of the season would begin workoubt today. Ellis and Nul Schaal led Kan%ij City The hitters are he&%hy AIA Francis-. Giants the oni',- six days away on April 5, Jim McKenny connecting on his 0th N}fL goat and asevited Jim Lonborg, another pitcher over Detroit 8.2 with a threerpn ready. Williams has a set lineup Toronto, Natlos] League pennant for there were reports that the on the comeback trail, helped hairier and power Esposito remained In the play goals later. To. On two othen, helping Los An. doubues, but the and a strong defer':e. the tirs' tIme in a decade. 31. geles beat Vancouver. players had modified their per. the Milwaukee Brewers win Royals suffered a blow in time flando, runner-up to Blue in game tong enough to score his ronto's victory snapped the The 2t-)tor—old star south. slon dcmands and eased the their seventh In eight starts, loss of shortstop Fred Patek. the American I4eague'a Most 66th goal of the aeawi-.-tc.ps In game unbeaten streak of Boston paw, ',eci to the Giants by the threat of a strike. -i4 goalie Gerry Cbeevers and flie fanner fled Sox ace was Pate-k, who hasn't played since Valuable player voting and the league-at the Cleseland Indians, '4aIded only Comnduioner Bowie Kuhn touched for only four lilts In the March 20 because of a groin right fielder eggje ,Jackson mark of the second period, but moved the MIPIC Leafs two 1.e hits in the &ht innings he did not play thereafter. point.s ahead of Detroit for the eased opumlsm that a seven Innings he worked injury, placed on the lead the hitters. pitched Wednesday against the strike would be avoided, An injury to either player fourth playoff spot in the Last. against Cleveland in a 5-1 disabled list. Bando was the team's most Chicago Cubs in exhibition "One thing I'm happy about triumph. The Red Wings, who have Jerry Rcuu pitched 6 13 in- consistent hitter and finished could seriously damage Boabaseball. only in the midst of this difficulty is one game remaining to To. BANTAM Catcher Johnny Bench drove flings In trading St. touts to a 3-fl with a .271 24 home "Rcally, I'm In gacit shape, that the clubs and the Players In five RBIs on two homers In shutout over the New York runs ronto I two. took an early lead TI I. n COLORFUL CIVARArTER.S and 94 nina batted the best in three cr tour years," have been meeting regularly to leading Cincinnati over Phula- Mets, Pete Broberg, Jim Pan- Jackson got Teddy Bears V The West Coast Athletic against New York on goals by off to slow start in McDowell said after he had we If they can find a solution," delphla 12-land Rusty Torres, Nick Llbett and Mickey Red- Hot ShaU 89 33 ther and i"oul lindblad corn- 1971 but wound up with 32 Conference basketball received credit for an 54 sic- Kuhn said. 85 39 rookie outfielder, blasted a two. binedfo':'athree-hittei-asTexas homers, second to league are leading the nation in col- mofld, But the Rangers got even KeUyIHer-OeI tory. "1 could have pitched an rfu1 with In another offfield develop- run ninth inning bonier to give blanked Atlanta 6-0. il. when Vic Hadfield scored twice lane Hoç'e&'s 60 44 champion 11111 Melton's 33 for aa 1 irj Av0erltt, f P: within 49 seconds late In the Guess Who extra two or three innings." me-nt big Frank Howard report. the New York Yankees a 5-4 3GL 44&4 Art Kuanyer'z two-run double Chicago, S11 1kc" Ken Hendea',crm, who has tak. edly signed with the Texas squeaker over the world in the fifth and Clyde Wright's IIZi(21C*aT2 374 Center flekkr Rick Monday Sncs of San Francisco and third period. the No, 3 batting ,1t Rangers for the same salary he champion Baltimore Orioles. impressive pitching 'The victory clinched iecond Bowling aUa 57 47 Call- went to the Chicago Cube for Pill "Stork" Thomason. Don for the Rangers In the Cous.ns 34 50 Hoyt Wilhelm, the 48-year-old fornia 2.1 trlwnpti San left-bander Holtzman. 9-15, bmt "Crow" Shaw, Chris "[tab. place Girl W.tchcri 4954 5454 sinkerball reliever, retired the Diego. Elsewhere Boston beat year. bit" Oliveira and ft o b b Emit, The wild-scoring Chicago- Pin Point Pu-na Morgan, all of 43 41 last six men he faced as Los Houston 5-3. The trade cleared the for " — Loyola of California. Montreal ended with CoGoS 60 . coachesBtllyReayotthelilack ThreePlns 1254 t I'II Hawks and Scotty Bowman of Fin*' Plianitons 3054 7354 the Canadlens exchanging C*ter Duster, 354 $354 0910_ ~ R AT - -AT - a - '... -. I- .. -, ,_ . _', ~ _,,-40 47~ , hiinL.t'i- ly Torres, Mrs. .Judy flrunhaugu ' Audrey Duda, Shown iltunubaugh, LLa Vick. r - - S uaaen Sam Is Ready games a I 1ay win etps a - Singles, All-EVE-:. Ltamp . Ssigmon [ominates SMBA Event , at , - - at it Attack a sparkling - singles the Reg cJy " FSU, Florida Southern Nines Rank High In First '72 Poll - ,,-• ,_,,' is 1, 6* - at ____ I in . - WORD - we w J - _i_ i , - — - Congressional Race Out, ~~_ - .--Ap . --.-"-# - jF J* ':-. . --A .- a—... .•. - . - -- - -: .. -.•. 4 -. . '' - - .. I. - . . . GETTING THE once over from its pit crew is driver of the Greenwood car in the the Jotin Greewuod Corvette during the recent event Sebring race action. Dick Smothers of the Smothers Brothers TV comedy duo was Rupp ________— -__________ - W!I Stay Retired / ___ ___ - - - t Sebr ng i (Roger Hodges Photo) . LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP)- said. "I will abide by their 11.-i Ccacb won't make the race, wishes." Adolph Rupp Is destined to he On Sunday Rupp said L be remembered as one of the num couldn't autiziue as UK basketaucethil besketbeli cftdzs ball coa1, a position be has In hiitory-not as a U.S Can. held for the last U YUTL he would run for Cor4reas. greasman. The university's Athletic As. The University of Kentucky .1 ch failed to file for a con- sedation Board announced its gresakvual seat by the iiea.nme, final decision Monday on Rupp's retirement. fnldft4bt Wednesday. "After meeting with my lamRupp was asked Monday If he tly...they all hoped I would nut still planned to run for a seat in run for Congrts, and urged ow Congresa. He replied- ,,you bet not to," the 70-year-Old Rupp yrv.ir life I'm going to. ____ B ling was average, i Chicago a teams a ,r1ckmes, en ovcr gave over Rooster" Cel ics way game - ., .,. .'-' tr eturn o uOrm I' ,-''- M . A j' ' - . •1 . .... QlrA "• . . . best-of-seven eastern confer.. ..__ -_ '.\ I. elk-a. playoffs. , . • o cue sure, it was only an .. BOSTON AP Coach '1' To-n. opener and only one victory, but -. -° " ... f long time coming" 34 . and it was . . ". my Hebisohn raid ..ter the en in Uhe JO U,.-i 14!-i a ak. .. .,v.wfl a..viu. Celtic here only few years he I • . • a. National Basketball Associ- players • iieuutus, IMu aU5seii 7 . IL I .11 1 . . - -. aw, iOt Ii. aa,v first 5 playoffs iu SI and Bob Cotasy directed the 1 . . .4,' . , . tune In three vein Wednesday i ..cauc3 au ii uuCI In iJ years. w— • , • . . - -, night. 1v (ft I did it They accomplished accompuanvu a.tiC ViCiO-i.. zs 'a "w. , ... ... pu' .. • . .. a. a , .1 ("Mon,calling 1. ry mostly with wiul attn pILVIIICI I I . :i - IL. in racehorse style to stampede break, fi In h the Atiantllawks,IX..3OB. the lateeuajerstoflrst 5 "That's what we've been nat s arlang , I. • looking for, Heinsotui said of Hawks and then clinch the 14) -. , - • .. , the" I'MCS perfonrnance In ]e- playoff advantage. — • .. .:at -. — • -..: w b'Il.• on.ner t u-a uiit tO In Western Ccn!erencr I)tii)'. S'rtN MUSIAL, (hi' hull of i-amrr nba now on executive with the St. Louis Cardinals and has been siorkiug off action. ,, los Angc.es 1&. out wina the team this left and perhaps thinks back to earlier spring trinIngs, maybe the spring Icers seek to extend their 1-0 training of 1953 shown at right, when his awing was still relentlessly his feet didn't ache and he was lead athome tonight against the the height of his career. oo rs I f Chicago Bulls, while the — Milwaukee Bucks, down 0-1 to the Golden State Warriors following try to pse tic up their best-of-seven• series at Milwaukee. In the other ear.ern conferenceseminnals the New York * p MEN'S SOFTBALL Knicks travel to Baltimore Fri. March 17 The interview with Don Shula day night to open their series -. against the Bullets. With Lou was declining. You could tell B and fl Rooting l$ Hudson ramming home 17 when the Miami Dolphin coach points, the Hawks led 30-28 at started taking off his clothes, WlncbeslerHomesl the end of the first quarter. "Cotta go jogging," he The game was called after Then the Celtics came out grinned. four Innings under league rules running, with John Havllcek, Jo Shula's body, just below that when a learn has a 15 run Jo White, Dave Cowers and me' tie-tack, began Inflating last 't. T. Ie.d they ahallbe the winner;. nerve Steve Kuberaki leading Year. The pro football genlus is --------For B and D Hooting, Gracey the pack, and within two mlii- determined to be more svelte went low' for toni' with a triple utes it was 40-32 Boston. Ku- when he begins preaching fit, certing," he said before strip- for the first time," and double. Richarde two for berskl had eight points and as ne-SI to his troops In July, ping to jog togs, "They ran the Shula strongly four with "I run four laps around our football down our throts. Dal. triple and double, many rebounds in that period. "Mike will have to start I.A,en. Blanton, Roy tAsk and After the Hawks closed to 62- practice fields," said Shula. las' big offensive veterans thinking pan No. I and then Bob tAsk all had doubles. For 57 early in the third, Havlicek "That's mnore'n a mile. You moved us out while Duane react to the run,' said Shula, WItch teriloluies, the only two and White cianked up the Celt. 3port.' writers could stand a lit. Thomas and others just kept When he shows up at training hits were by Jarrell and Her- ici again and Boston raced toan tie exercise, you know," corning." camp, the pass rush will be his In Supa'r Bowl VII at I us ,nman, Winning pitcher, Hodges, 17-.6l advantage in live minutes. We left, He smiled. Not surprisingly, Shula'. No, major, you can bet on that." geles," Shula's work pace seems 1 target In preseason work will loser, Magda. Ilavllcek, who had a game high Shula is fresh back from the Dolphin owner Joe Hobble has 32 points and 10 ps midseason than mill. be muscle up Miami's defen- National Football League meet- already said the team will sell S.aI.rd Truckers 12 tributed 10 poInts In that March, The Dolphins made It to aive unit. Iii relatively clear ings in Hawaii, where Miami 70,000 season tickets for the Stremberg- Car1soa 7 stretch. the Super Bowl last aeuon, but that top draftee Mike KadWi is took a double knockout In its bid 76,0004eat Orange Bowl next j5,nij is the game needed then last to the Dallas Cowboys, a key man. to host the Super Bowl for a fall. A Super Bowl participant C. Robinson, W. Fakess and clinching, another Celtics spurt, Shula won't be happy until "I hope Kadi.sh can compete third time. receives 10,000 tickets and the B. Miller all had home tins for which widened the gap from 12 MIami wins the Super Howl, for a job right away. He big, Los Angeles won it for 1973, host trans gets 30,000. the Sanford Truckers, D. to 23 points early in the fourth Then, wins it And again, ribout 245 pounds, and we're Houston 1974, "That would tue-an, If And, Roblnson,Cobern and Meyer all quarter, did the trick. continually searching for "Selfishly. I'd like to play In playedtn the Super Bowl In our had drufuks. I"akeu three White backed up Havllcek The 42-year-old former HaIti. bigger, stronger people." the Super Bowl on my hone town," Shut. said, "we would for three, Meyer for three with 75 pcinta, while Cowens, Ifl"4' b,lIarn.ftn admits having a Kadtsh demon against field," be Mild, "but admittedly gct 40,000 tickets from both Cube-an wad Galloway both two who paced Boston's 82-,d edge Secret lear going Into Super running play. at Notre Dame, (he ticket battle would be fursoUrces. That would leave us for Sour. For Stromberg. on the backboards with 16 Howl VI: that thi IMlas run- but the massive kid freely tou.s. Bitt, I don't agree Miami with 30,000 mad people, But I'd Cartoon, Buky, Nathan and rebounds, added 23 points. hiud- nitg gotr.e ndghl maul Miami's mit., "That's what they ket Its chance the Super still Like to have the game In defensive line. Keener all nail triples ,Virailiig soiled the ltuawka, who have preached the run. Bowl due to the Dolphins' Im- Mtand." Indeed it did, pitcher, Edwards, loser, to year, with atop time run-God now lye to psostement. After all, the Rams Then, the man jogged off Into "1' 'Acs downright discon. think about the passing game have a heckuva chance to play hue sunset. , and Waft Bellamy had 30. By CRAIG AMMERMAN Associated Press Writer - ' ',,. -.-.4 s a -. a ago w - n - 'S -.. - '- ' - '' . - 7I - ' - .. ' ' - - ' - . S - ' ' ' - '- ' ......... '' , --,- - it .,.' - .-.. . - - -'- . - . . - ' - - -- .. '- '• .. -.- ' -- .--'.--- - c '... -. ' -. -. ' __ overtake ,- . . ' onateameff -- - __ - --- - ' - - .' ' • ,. - ., -. -"., .,. . - -. .-. •,,,_ ' ' ...,? ..., -' ..' is sprIng, rests at R fe picturesque, a superstar at Truckers Wants Victory In Miami - Post Class Shula Selflsh owl Su er Wiff Be ffeld Again '. ', ' . Safety ______ ' T - Hunter _N_ 1 ___--__~I— -11 T-~'ll` :: __: - By MARILYN GORDON It is the Scrt.inen of this nation. •' The South 5mmnincle Jayveea angler n search of serernity are tak1n registration for tlietr and recreation in the outdoors, secvnci Safety Class, see ill effI.-ta of our , Hunter a. ,.. -a aa Cimaa aa.C"ju start In ear.y expanding C.a, ins.aaaOfl Ci •,..-4t tI I Ta wtil be the April. Then u.a be tOW' two. field &-aviu ...-I ui& w itfl ii a. , 1k ,.4 ,,,.4 H ,PJW yOUui wa.7 i. a field ,.-.p w i contra ii range a.....ai iuwtir Safety I .1 an.4 parental sportsmim will nuke a.. ii a., I.onoa are k1. .4 H'.. lands release use an a we a. ve. Lyman North vid Lyman South The South Serninalet Jayam sportsman youth D'Armcol, '.'-o South Seminole our In Seminole County so , a ,, a. able W Jaycees. P.O. Box 4*, their uuuivn W1II Altamonte Spring,, Florida enjoy field and 327U1. They will also be wildlife, avuilable the first class. Boys and it" age 14 and For those who think this older may register for the next ',irjQ J.is just hunting safety, class csnang soon. You do not there is much more. Con. have tucnor have the use ofa seryubon. me2ning wise use of gun to takit the coitr,je. For our natural rmurce3; wiWILtv thow who have _n calibirea, ruanaernenI, paillutloci, they can shoot betr own the stsmanaiup as 'o respct'ng range. Cost is $1 per stuent, ~* state came laws and Ltie WbiCh f.'QvtM ijar-ner's lands, sImUnga w.s, ' reg..ra,on r -_ a free outdoor,, at at - - . Mize -, We Have . BY HUBERT MIZELL Icy u' :.-" ------ . C' agrees. a more ______ US FIT YOU: BIG MEN! TALL MENI SHORT AAINI Slacks Sport Coats Suits Shirts- Dress to Shirts-Sports . P thru size 66 thru siz&t thru size dd nicks to 22 thru size XXXXL - -- is again. for we again.., - went -. - ________ -- two - was a " "221 1. 'dLM'S WEAl 0*5*5100, PtA 321Q1 ail. - ~ ice. The FiChling Seminoles 00th fLric I.. a'..t'rs in 141-3 intwiay home stand against nis. Daum hat. a 3- mark ISIUI a 4 p.m. with li trtl.., c'uta in 19 2-3 InFt. eflcihnatet t the Seminole High nings. ils ERA is 2.44. field. Tcmw-ow the Seminoles Kurt MeLted. catcher for the P play the Ft. Myers crew at 2 sa. is piQviding the porv on '(tense, along with P.m. The Tribe was rained out some fine plate perfnrnancrs The wtw"n they trekked to from flrt baarr.an T)iek1 Winter Park for a tilt. Frank Sloan is the irobable The Tribe will not plA)' starter for today's game, while Saturday, but swing back into Donald Brown is expected to gel action in DeLtnd t 7;30 pm. I for the mound In was a since he member of the SiNGLES Doru, Ut) '$() and Jerry the r By IIERkY CUSH (IV). totTiorraw's conteo- Coach Guy Betty Notale , Pru Shop tosm 61* (150); 1,293 Reg Signion. Temp)e-Jim 'jimb, krald Spnu Writer Garrett plans to test his pitwhich finished second wid Richard Williams, 671 ($25); At.U- -M E\"fS '°'Ray Cynowa, 661 t*20; Gary Beg Sigrnon L7C2 (80); Ron ching staff in these iw games ' J' Beg Sigmon made of! with as it Is the 'final uiaket's.iu Electric Motor Service Varner, 6t0 (*15); Vern Urban, 1,71f c$3); Ray two top prizes in the Sanford befort entcr'u thtc'ug) end of Men's Bo* king Association captured the first Place prize of Meergrith, 643, 1*10); Rjjiu Ceynowa, i,ss 1*25); Alex toe schedule. in the team event. The Morris, 642 $10); Charles Driscoll, 1,672 Annual Hamlicup 1ONIflIflt, $125 Lhe Brown has bien the erraes, 1.664 till'; Vern taking the singles and ali.events Mo1ar Service team had a 3.0t7 Elberry, 642 U); Bernard M ding 4-1 pitching staff, recor ' Llflcler ' !1 ' , *,; and titles, held recently at the Jet pin total to beat out the Pro Hudlcy, 639(U); Bill Painter, Me,ersmlth, 1,c (1 record with 73 strike 'rjlj ll 42 °P by 34 atA Members of 638 $7), ($7i; Dick Spencer. 6 t$7); Bill Anderson, Lanes. Innings, He is currently th e Motor Mt Service tteam were Charlie Miller. 630 ($7); Bill 1'F.A%l series Sigmon had a aTTIXIg an 0.50 ti. His nniy 'a MT. Varner, 630(11 1; Jim Lamb, 626 Electric Motor Service, ,057 Captifl'e the ithet tItle, 34 Ps 0e oss came ,gainst Lake City Bill Painter John Bryant. *24 (*6); ($i25); Natale's Pr it. better tlkiO Richard Williams .vnith, ii Boldnan, two. and Jack Kaiser. Chuck Baker, € ($4)' Jack $62.50; First Bank or Deltona, when he burled who finied rith a Lfl. 0 A hitter. lannin. 16 hatters. He 0 Jointnl Sigmon the Pro Kaiser, Urban, 3,003 *ø Four Hits and 621 $4) and Ron WASHINGTON (AP) The CeynOwa had a 661 series to take third place prize money in Shopteam were Carver. Kevin 616 t*350i. Miss (Don Gcirman. Bob lost the game on a first inning Washington Redskins came unSpils1u, Jerry Temple and Jun Powell, Duke C-aukin, Bobby Wlearbed run. DOUBLES event. Inthe Sloan, who got a late start du der attack from a group of InPhil Santoro-Roger D orn, Bul In the all-events Sigmon Lamb Wednesday. Third place In the team event 1,267 $65 Tracey Cube-Fred ($3450) Music Unlimited to bakctba11, has pitched 18 diarisThe .sgth delegation, which met totaled 1,762 and had riia r, Randy strong innings Ior went to theFirst Rank of Williams. 1,2* (*32.50); Al (Dick Zu ier of 46 pIns between strike outs with Redskins president EdHe has 23 second place Ron Urban. Deltoria with the members Bowling-Rob Barbour, L'..9 Bowling, Dot) Barbour, Al Seminoles. Bennett Williams, includa1 being Phil Santoro. Nick Arcert, ($25 Ron Maria-Bill Varr'er, Bowling. Willie o and the lowest ERA on the staff ward CeynOwa finished this in edLaDonnaHarrts,wileofSen. Ui '(be ClOwns at 0.39 George Waldrop. Ira Hoisciaw 1,324 ($20); Bill Varner-Antly ($27.StlI, events also, totalling Fred Harris, D.OkIa., and the Americans for DWII Eddie Adams, F.'s D Rolton, 1,214 (114); Sigmon also had a money andDUke Caukift. Others that have president of 1 P P Sigmon"JIm Carver. 1,214 Torn Best, Pete Duggan, Gary are the finish in the doubles event, 1M1n Opportunity, and Leon '4 xrn mound duty, Brady is 1.2 $65 in the- doubles event were 1112 Don German-Bobby ViTTltT), 35 ($25) Cook, president of the National teanunit with .i CWIP with a 4.4 ERA. But he has Roger Larsen and Santa'o seventh place. Congr-ru of American Indians. They had a i, pm count For Ins first place iit "I listened, u' s-c Suniun IIUidt off with which was 22 sticks high than said Wtlliami after the group second place finishers. left his law offices. $65 and ii trophy. He grabbed the Trace)' another SW for n prize Williams,Cashe and Fred Harold Gross, an attorney for singles and shared a $12 an ndian organization, said the The complete money list and with Carver. And he group restated its objections to hand in the team prize "pot" their scores follow: the term "Redskin" while WI). Hams said he took no official osth i00 int.s. Florida votc but did not place jn the top position. The group recom- if Florida State is ranked mended that a new name for the second In the university division Stiti' i °b three points behind 0,In the college division, Learn be found as soon as 475. Stanlrwd drew and Florida Southern is tops In 1'b0 Southern gathered 465 possible. the college division of the first place and 469 points, of a posIble 500 points. "Using racial groups as 1972 poll published by Collegiate Texas is fourth with 4 iitlet*a (Ohio) is second with hots Instead of people Is arong official and Southern Illinois fifth with Baseball, the 450 points and High Point no matter how favorable you Publication of the AmerIcan 460 poInts. Sixth place I North the third make Aunt Jemirna look." I ,. Association of Collegiate California drew 459 uoints, e- spot with 452 points, Gross said. Rounding Baseball Coaches. Grand Cannon He also termed the Redskins' Is fourth, Coaches and spats writers university division, lows is seventh, South Alabama Chapman College fifth and San team song 'Tontoism." . from around the nation Diego sixth. Jacksonville The song, "Hall to the Red uripate In this pool, hono"ed by eighth, Tulsa ninth and Georgia University drew the number skins," sivi In juirt. "Hall to the many coaches as iw must m seven spot with 433 points, only Redskins, Ha:I victory-.. Braves A.niOfl teams of accurate pool Aruzna State drew the the second ten, Vanderbilt two points bthlnd San Diego. on the warpath. Fight for old 'em, weep ptnrt'd 12th and Miami (Fla.) Mankatc is rtihth, Califorrua DC .... Sc1p number cur ranking in Poly ninth and Northern 'elm.-touchdown an heap ranks 13th. Florida received UfllVe?5IT) division with 47 of California 30th. more..... Redskins The most intense competition of the NASCAR Grand National season is expected to develop In the May 71 Winam No wtu one of the richest 3u prize poses ci the year goes on the line A1abe' internacsal )4c*a w The *151.730 Winston event Is the third richest battle of the yea' and *1t 000 In prize money to iap leaders will iweeten" the Put ta the or starting The second annual Winston 500, alorigwtth posting the unusual lap prizes, has also added a preliminary consolation race Saturday. Mey €, ta the drivers who fall to make the starting neiil. The lap payoff a&uld keep the GN superstars scrambling fir the lead fran sta't to finish. The competitor who leads the first lap will will $300 and the tklvers who lead every other isid-maniberad lap (three, five, etc.) will win $100. The drive' wtxe is atwai at the luau-way point -lap t will t-' $500 cash p,. apectal "We are also thinking ii the drivers who don't make the field," Naman said. t year we sad ore se-venty drivers f each race. This yea we've add tie oraotation event nobody will go hrne empty-handed." May with week ation. li a'tg Inspection and practice seurnos. pcWtions will be settled In time trials the Iothwlng aaWylng will continue through Saturday morning, n3ay's second annual Winston ZOO will start Ip.m ____ I W&L 9 da-It Bruins Take Beat' i'%.- ---- . . "Wt(.Ali A ill without VI " ace of iii-- i - . - mm ba'ebm.II following his 24-5 i .- — --- I ' Games For Two -- SLIDING to beat throw to third is Boone's Jim in this S(7C0fl0 inning rally that produced three thirdbaseman, Brian runs- The Braves and Grevhotmds struggled to Obermeyer as Ly Brewer has to come off the bag to accept a nine inning 4-4 tie, toss. Obermeyer later came around to score GarctL at Thmpa, Danny Hoar of Dallas, Tern and Tom Nebi of Jacksonville. Dsivt 'aetna of Tampa, fresh from posting the best Ca'vette ftwsh In Sebring history, will 1ei the GiC) class entries. Rack Irocker Charlie Kemp of Jackson, Miss., and exwwoaai champion John Greenwood of Troy, Mwh will also be in (vettes, IMSA's dof aiding GTU Utleholders Peter Gregg and flinty Haywood of Jacksonville, will lead the Porsche en. trim The holiday event of racing opens 7p.m. with a $3,500, lOCenlie road rare for 1MM sedais (Pintos, Vegas, eta) and the maw event will follow. a Esposota,, Orr Awl i inq, s ,11vislon chainplons de"Inp-la t'n I ~~. =jJU J~______ .,-- ~ - ~ -, -- Mic;coleNsted spring hold, -=1 -1 --~~__ -1 _-_ I -, -.~- -_ _~ ~-~-t~11 ('tlt S410 lhVVAl0@W"4 drt-"il T_f -0l% iVP~~~ ~_ '. _-- I' and year as a two Joining Gtmndo In the Camaro camp with the Camaro camp will be Gene Fallen of Atlanta. Tan Lilly of Ft. Laerdi3t. Lee Wiese of Upper Nyack, N.Y., Manuel P Angel hinngual to play ful!-urrw the tojim';: keystone rem- should be no probimn, erven if at ' f Blue McDowell Set To Help G1antS Host Ft. . '!' Vida play. ________ _ I Repeat, - 1 I Seminoles -5 . . ,. e - 1 0—t- S730 5 1 7 3 Ily Fill(' PRF,WM - - . !ZV uooo C 1 0 Cl 0to 37 110 i : I - i--- as * H ci 00I . 54 _ I 00 4I ;, I for CT-type xr,xU cars.. a veta'an of L*yUxi*. Sebring and 1aa4,M cunp$ition, will be facing a &cer field that has already earned the reputation of taing a "Cariett-Poracho" lineup. Over 15 Corvetlu have been entered in the $10,000 race that's expected to attract a number of the Easter weekend vacUonlng cth'glans. An equal number of Porches Is also . ; - . - T. - Tamis, 41 . " - 1, - fp . _.. ~-_ -. I - -_ 1_1 __, . -1 -_ - ' .•:;- .-..---- '' L - ' -, fence in left. However, be atie;rted to stretch it Into a tr,)ewasnMle3gr1ngInto thrl !i- -r to the ntnUu both teams had bee4 told this would be the fiLal uzaing in the sta,emaleStepheiuon - - - - - -' ' z I' - - -" . - t A. 3 .- - -- - - 7 0 ,- - - r.r'-7-.'O Bob Meadows then singled up Medci, fl' the uddkbr.iigStephefl3Ofl ''" pa .ewazd and Mark Tbrnp- s.',.. (fit1 slrt;le to kfl ted the sr-c FA "1IiI TOTALS StepheILsOn gave It a valiant effr.rl In the last of the ninth SOONE when he tzied to break the tie. WSIvI'f. Cf With two down the Lyman unloaded on pitch by relief R Ichirat. it. hurler Dixon, sending It off the PIno *b . . -. •. % I'., 332 0 S010 .-._-,. . 4. kd 840V It. rf , . . •,> - '' ' Winston $00 May the lloozw defense coLapae'o, allowing Keane to score and ----— . - • T -- -- To Without year," - Bobb"& broth&, tbr.Ae. finIshed filth in a rari nes. CbercLit wtüeh Is o-c* iy Psiliby ad prT*i ti) .Jrsr U1219P TdA psi'B'* Pitt. JolEU, rise uevelopuwifl of the big block Chevy engine into one Of the tep racing etkOnes n do world hai arrived. The Diev flea done well In World Marndactnrers ompettLon and It irag racing, and now looks like the engine that ma have the advantage when combined In the Mont, Carlo Body with all .Ldepefldant *uiiicA. Again a beerty congratulstlon to Bobby Allisonu his tine effort. i1I r. .. - W ( -4 \s. - . ______ -, - - - AIIISOO accrei a nul*1ng victory at Atlanta lzct weekend as he blew by A.J. Foyt with two lapto go and fray to vlcty In 1110 411MU 50. *Thsen's Ow%?CIet has been the best handling car In NASCAR this yter with Be !j 75-y Isaac's Dodge seeming to have a &lght edge In hcepea lauc's Al Atlanta It was clearly Allison who w2s taiter thtn any a: the cnpetiCt*. As * msi n tact the ma:( thir-i which kept A .1 FnvL In the Woods froQ*iee Marc ny. In impeUUoo Yt'% tfl U was U* I*gnZBZUng qu*ct wt Ik Favored Even 1 - - -- A' s -- I I I 0 J 11tfl Iua' N . a -- 1 k of the worked the distance, allowing run game took the early appearance Brewer opened with single but a double to deep center. He forcing In the turd six hits and six walks. striking pass ball inning. of a slugfest with the Braves was cut down trying to g to moved to third on a r* nine. Boone's final run of the at- out talUng a 4-1 led after three third on a single to left by and counted when Jim Kinney The Greyhound hitters had have the score James Keane, Dan Radovic hlF.ed a single in center. After ternoon can* In the third when Lyman and Boone managed trmint onlyto ° one of their best afternoons Richards again doubled and hit followed with a single to center Kinney stole second Vickers to get In their Meo Co enc* tied after ft'e frames, ten hiti off Off the Boon liD Kra I 4 • qs..-r"............. But the two starting hurlers that sent Keane around to third a 5*10* biCt to S1*1CflOO who meeting yesterdayafternoon on Keane and After that third Inning run t*wk,rs Brewer, the Lyman field but nothing was Kevin Stephenson of Lyman and from when he scored on a pass in an atempt to get Kinney on the Thompson all had * pair of going to third, threw wild Stephenson shut the door really decided as the two clubsBob Obermeyer of Boonegettled ball, 60 The Braves took advantage of allowing the Brave runner to Bra sea, blanking them without safeties In the contest. Boone's battled to a 4.4 standoff In a nine down In the final stages of the with his hitters mild threat over Richards led all as a much inning affair railed because of game and toted the deadlock, a few hits and wllOuess on the score. Walks to Obermeyer, so tree for five afternoon. Lyman ope..ed the scoring part of Stephenson in push three Toni Lawry and Tom Weaver the final six fuarnes. darkness The game will not be mode up The Greyhoimds knotted the Postponed because of rain with a run In the first and should runs across in the second. Don were sa 1beA around an in the filth with three unless If means something and from Tuesday afternoon the have had a few more. Brian Richards opened the frame with infield single by Jim EdfeIt, score tallies. Keane's single In left if soil will be played around the opened the inning. Radovic 19th of April. Next acUon for the , _______ r*mied out short In first with Greyhounds Ii their Saturday _________________________ ev taking second on the night meeting with the DeLand ________ 9 I I play. Stephenson's grounder to Bulldogs. Thai a,fl be a 7:30 i;;YuEj IN— third was misplayed by Boone's pm. contest in DeI.and. S Virkers and the Hounds had &7~00 ___ wsUi ulic tlUIt. ei UIUI& !"" ' CUSH BM" yH Herald Sports Writer Thursday, March 30. )972-9A The Sanford Hirald for yet to us-atop defeat Boston, this got - ILLl- - _- __ _ __ .! ~ �tnTT T &. fl - -=--- -- - - _= - ___ ,. - _.: Lç... _, a ll vii th IDA-The Sanford Herald iradav March 30, S - InSpoils 1. Participate Want P001LCM Retardates I0,000 tttkTd*LU Hold Own WANT Tourney econd, 1bra Jluw, b of second, William Oglesby, lgwood EMR Team I Sanford Grammar; bys l-1S: Three.liuned-ysrd runs d',Longwood Enantar; English Ea*.ea. INFORMATION j. - sanford Long JWnP - Ghls 1042: ftst, G41 Hodges, second, and Boys 13-10: First, John ArmAJfrpje i )4ld. and Mlmt AugeU, Ylrst, Sheila White, and secoud, Oscar Scat, both of Lakevte'i. strong, and second. Clyde furman, both of MLIw&; ILls: Fifty-yard shuttle rel*y nvood boy 3- first, Michelle Coch, both of Sanford Johnny Radelford, Ingwood; Grarnmrr; girls 13-IS: First, Iioya 8-10: FIrst, Longwood first, Brenda Moore. Souths*de. Minor, Carolyn Carr, Sanford Middle; TMR team I, second, L1ongwood 7-o-w;r - 80)5. EnglIsh nd, RUfUS Longwond; boys 10-12: fIrst, second, Roar Galloway. EMRTearn 2; boys 14-16: FIrst. Estates, Longwood Team I, thiS Jirn Kelly. Altamoute; and Lakeview; boys 10-12: fIrst, I.akevk'w; gwlz, 14-16: FIrst. ta.krvtew and Mllwee; girls. lii Direct rbon. Unes To Want Ads -. Seminole conntr) am flflC. iWflPlfl sec'md, Joe Dunbar, English Fred Pe&., SanIorC Grammar; Lakrv*ew: girls, 8-10: trst. LonRwood. thtlt way tO 1tatea. iO)I 1140: fIrst, O$c*2 •U ad S tctory sr.d zhowing deter- Sot, second. Gil Hodges, both ination. _~T_,_N _; _- -- - % - Wo- - % - - -- - I - t4__ aMdJh-Girb13-'4 r Milwee tici 'o; 4, fose Galloway, eennd, Jeffery Allen Mlloe; e! girls trst Unda Bowen end S Th i - - would a - cuC ucatCU... ?s4,,.l - initten,-M C1s.sne Of Cc'py. i - ) S _________ - Thai tIu 4 54in.s 30 tirusas __ SAC I tin. -- 2ltlm.s --- 2$c a line -- t2caIlna (51.73 'tIN IMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum _ _ __ CLASSIFICATIONS -- - ' Anesovncamsnts 1-Lost a r,u' ' I-Financial - - Empleysnant 6 leip Wntod 13 ia-Female H.Ir WCTA.d - wid City t_-Wk Jone 'Richarth hinglee family homilis are to be ..'rr authorized io execute built, is R-1 A. propei contracts f or th-' work to - iS-Male-Female ..m - _. _T Manager rronion Accepted, mendaWsnofCftySupLr)ont 44l'I y, the law bidiora utility dnnt'uent truck sab. milled by Holler Qirvrclet rtrrr $,400. Other companies au Sully W. Fleming, "gi of mitting bids were Joe Creumans, Joe Overfield, Mid- the Montgomery Ward store at Florida Dodge and Jiahnny Seminole Plaza. has returDud from a week-long meeting of Boltan Ford. On rrcurnmtndation of the Ward ezecutives In (ücago as wrung tKMrd and lollawing part cd the company's year-long public hearing, denied the centennial year program. It request of John Cather, con- was the largest meeting of ls tractor,furauriancrofbsck kndththehlstorycathecunlot etbaeks at the extension pany. "You might call Ii a poetand expansion of the Centra 4 I % Wanted P 'i-SItuat Ions Wanted I i7-Domestic.Chlid Cars l'telp -. - mWA '. * -' Rentals - 21-*OOWI5 - -•-- - - - - -- - - 25-Houses Real Furnished - - - -- - - __.`V4 - local stcçe esecutives amid -- -: - - - Fleming explained he will now conduct a meeting of c, tt '-m knowledge he trought beck from the pQftj. "This was not a'bt'w4o.do4t' - - -. - - - - - Real Estate Frr Sale -' - -- . - t. TUMBLING TOTS DAY CARE CENTER P01 37) 73)0 i? Holly Ave $IrtaIr tiction ifte'- s p m. 11= ____________ Man WHOA Dial throw Sw4V uietui. Sell 1111111 Quickly 'dee tenri -d only lidlfL reid apPir &Ilai 7551 $Atd &l Sanford Wanted iposu sprIplAlY JOIN an Artamon$• Slnqs Etperlerico pr.?.rr.d. Salary SfutJnlfOurats *'ITh bility and lnfl''vs. If you 4Iri to be .. Houses Rent Furnished a'id as the profwsIoflaI ?iia? Vocow aia, 11,11 II your oppertu&?y. C41113i.033.Si0a.ill 0r44p 'Ti. vvlTh Ut Comi pr Ei..c'rI.ncid mcItine operators. Apply Prsttvlll. of Long'*c. 200 HIØP'I"w Drive (Don's 'IvlTibiflS) *e ,_2'm Epceanc.o s?'ns Apply in p.'son to 01 mois T.uauran' at V'114 lit? Truck T,.-ml,,as. air rrO,,c,, AvS 3 S.crslry, one 9W-I f wSIt. II', MIIilaM 511) Iceur ants Offits jiod 1,t1Th arid n- - pf$lt bsckirnJce macut. THREE BEDROOM air con-,...i,J. Toth lanCed )Srd, als¼,me¼ per COW Mortgage at U 72 per month pay, all with nmi1pr5tl down Total price - APTI and Trailers I? 32 across from Y.will4'id Sanford Mobile Park 331 1330 Children OX - ACRES on paved Houses For Sal. STEMPER A*.&ENC.Y &LL REALTY INSURANCE '01 C .etl &*t St in SA.$ r- 113w "ember. Orlando WP MU 321i.-'t illiFrench •• - C*1f$ lOt re IcuIPr nldd but IJ%,'UI 'r"a It I I. Cliv to Place - you! 00. t.j.,l 3? 2$fl tht road near town. -only 112,1000 per acre. .4 a a.i ad L'.d ?a Stilit I Eve-s. . - 7VI WPIIODOP'l Sri .000KEP• III Pp.1. S1&d Pig"ti 38 Its, Cl IMilYNM wintid Mut' be 21 1" prsor t ate MLnros ttPfwy. 1732 NOrm. I.ntwd. t, H5i wt? Baby unto3; Pe.re-'ort P'iOn imIpOS t:yt -. 3e-Suslaei* Pra,.ity 37-Real Estate Wailed - Rcreat)onal ar presented to Jtmmy Kelly and David Vatson of in the 50 ya rd dash dung spedal Olympics te EIem Mtamon Kirchner, special educatrnn teacher. Mrs. Melody Mrs. William Wrigisy ef- P 4Q" fars the two formulae us.d * 4 I-BIcycles i7-Boats and Mann. Equipment 43-Campuig Equlpunool U-Sports taaipmomd ThtlS A ;ane, rn.i.#., ,vw. bonus f or big thrising gum ardersl Thatalertncssto thetrends hetimeslsanindezoi - -. - - - - . -- , , A - """ -- since . 13LI. _____ to - olwiouslv attack es - NEW - _____ function wake -Garsqu.kummsge Sl.5 1-Aedlens 7-Wanted To Buy S-Swap And Trade 4-Equipment For Rent S-Mists hansoi4 For Sale AAA EM'LOYA'bn I FEE-i wK'cIALACY-TEIUS so E- n4.- 43$ lu'iji'ncv So Car•')r'r' tIa PRICES biA7 U#KE feof Od '13-at's WOn? Ads every dlv -0 - . This NEWSPAPER does n1 kiicvvirigly occWaI HELP. WAI4"EL' ADS that Indicates $ priferince based cua $Qe froro, en-iploysri cetered by tP,• AGE C'ISCRPMIN4TION IN £MFLOYMNr ACT. f1-.ve litarrnetIc:' may be cblal'.sd fran, The W91 Hour office at 2)3 Carla.. 12410 NE Seventh Avenue. North Miami. Florida 33141. BuIlding. below: limber Herb Stenstrom, 322-3371 Stoker Alto Al Antar, 37)4131 Srotvr Mao. Merle Warner, 372-61,33 Stoker Also 001 Wilt, 333-1*50 Use. Julian Stenstrom, 322-2140 Use, Arnold Baker, 3324021 Use. Batty Flamm, 337 4053 15,0 L Tom Larilcut. Ml 5331 1sso Jo..phn. McDaniel. 322.4434 84$ Park ¶ TAVtS c" A In FEW &oc'P uJOQPE, HOMES . F FHA 733 telephcwae: 3505973 3 POUR Sa0000MS they are all sold! or s17.aos. ruSher InformatIon or At Aa'sylim.... Appointment Call Don Ely today 303 III $100olltct FINEST 20 West is located In friendly ANFORD. 6 Blocks Worst of St. to all ly 3 to S hopping. Churches, chools. re-nth Ave. on WANT ADS Seminol, We know the guidelines -2611 ifiat you must meet Sc' o'ji rs oii-i993 - qualify as a buyer under I!le 1.13riOuS financing programs ... if we feet certain you qualify we will move you in on rd Gordsi Equipment a rental basis while your loan is being processed . 3 Bedroom I k-s Baths Il-Uveslock And Poultry s-A ,i'.m I: ore-willo . ,. -~ of hill .. Transportaticn C Parts.Accenorl.s P2-import Autos P3-Motorcycl*s And Scoflers 4--Trucks And Trgitens PS-Autos Fir 5.1. -FINANCING-- 233 _______________________ Hou ses For Sale 34 LOW DOWN PAYME III COMPLCTCLY RECONDITIONED Jim ()sneva . MobIle Homes sacrifice. We're proud to otter bigger bedrooms and closets. thlrket- rid stove and refrigerator . Good selectIon new. bicycle. banana sects, 31". like UAILIVODHAM bUlLDER.DEVEL0PE MONDAY thre FR1AY $30 4.I& tc 5-! P.M. SANFORD PHONC Sanford Herald I`$ Cliff Jordan -- Lots&Acreage Johnny Walker Realty 372 44S7 34MobUe Homes GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 71'seO' Barrington $02FreuadtAve..373S700 MIJCILE WORLD SALES Best selection of oo.ue wide Central Florida Big inventory I) wides Lots and parks available Open Eva Ill p m Located Hwy Il 32. Longwcod all?)?) Sil 3333 lloatoand Marine Equipment _ - Travoiar,1S' Fiberglas. All COfltrOls. 13 HP Electromatic Johnson, Mur. Wall cle'ck, and W.stmlntsler Mantle Clock, French Travelers ray Tilt trailer. All In A.1 condition. Call 3233*31, Clock Inv. .iniit Al Crass Case (All I Day), Ladles 11gm Wa'ch, 112 Ph. 312.2o11 Orlando Ph. 331-9993 than I hours running. $230. III. ' _____ ' - ... Emerson Air 'oridltleviec, IA000 BTU. •iceli.nt conditlr'n, tO Jaious.e wlMowi. I 31" W. and I do,.Ltie. I Is— v U". & IP' 2$". 1115173 i.it*,r ,, MILL. 34-lSOrltndotlr _______________ u IS 3770233 Rent Blue Lustre Electric arpel Shampooer tr only 11 doll CARROLL'S FUPPIITURE . -- --- -. _- -- -_ ri. ___ _ PERS _GUIDE SHOP - '._ IL S .-- -'--.. SEMINOLE SPORTING bid. . EverythIng Will Ce On Display for lnspe-ct Ion from 20. m. GOODS Friday March 31 until Sale Time Your Johnson Motor 111. Which Will Be at 100 P.M. FOR EVERYONEI The following businesses are listed for your - convenience. Permanent residents and ncomers 0 - will find this directory the most convenient and - up-to-date way to solvi every problem. SHOP THE EASY WAY' The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! Air Conditioning' - Gla ss-Mirrôrs Preseason Air C onditioner Sale. both window and central systems. Nelson'sFIo,ldallotes W0000UFF'SOAROFNCCNTFR RUMMAGE SALE: III _______ t3vervthirg half price, baby Ml Celery Ave c1uTh5. dishes, children's clothes, Seminole Coin Center mis.1l0"e3ui household goo,is. i U S - Canadan -- FortOr, Co-ri.. day only. Friday, Marc h 31 , f rom toe'A Itt $I 3734)32 to ANIMAL Hwy 'SWiji " 22-Ilfl._- 373 1533 flneImpioveinents PIHY $ T015 IANOFO)GtI IT' AppIianci FULL line G.E Appliances SANFOI(D1-LECTRICCOMPANY 7SY? Park Drive 3r. 1.1 32 °re S.aiw't Air Conditioner check up Also wa,fier and refrigerator service GENEVA HEATING I AIR CO?lDtTlONlNG 104 Orlando Dcive. 32) 5134 ''gidaer, at5 vtcpien Aid Ap p'.ar'cru 0 ml HIGH.1700W 1st SI Ph 3733133 C000INS APPLIANCE SERVICE Repair. All makes I models Cl. $1, Airport, 323-1341 EASTER Pet Care ________ P,AIJII IOAJUdT5 UINNILS Sathing, Ofoewia. SEPIKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO ltOMaqnoiiaA,. lowest price at SEARS in San Saturday, April 1, at the Former tfetnphlli Auto Sales Building at 1103W. Itt. Street, Sanford. Fla. Don't Miss '1,1.11 -3daysonly- Attic Insulations Hagan Insulations. SANFORD HEATING & AIR CON DITIOP4iPIG. 26135 French Ave. 372 6390 D.0 you know t)tat tow can Pave YOUR buSinesS ap.ar in Inc as low as SHOPPERS GUIDE $11 a month Call 32? 2611 and ask to, coin want ad visor 10.14,' for __ Remoj.lvg' loom Add. DJnl,ng. interi or . car p , uy is tic R eason able 32) 147 Auto Insurance Pd,ed no fault Itfl¼,,ane' LOw monthly Pa*,'- mtt Call 11 quote BLAIR AGENCY Corner S Pert 1 3rd 311 )64, 332 .1 53 March 30, 31 and April 1 July Beauty Care East lit Street, Sanford NOOK upiei t,1i, ogi t,, api* ri!,•nI I35 Oil. Ave Jn ala; IRES 0111C BEAU Y-&WIG SALON Op.nDa.t, Iu7 - Remodel, Repair. Wifldo*5. Paradise Pools Paneling SubContract Framing. Trim out Licensed. bonded 323. 41$) after S i perr c;7 0" Patio roof. Screen room 'Jn'ed francs. A*n.rq I, Carpet of Sanford 373 3431 Pra-dentli lItr!*thiIIi4 R,CJ ft U N(t,,Ianal,aa.Cont,a(tef 12? 5333 121 305 32) 'lY Qi$Py. Low Cost P.s Any Deign Plot 333 036 ______ Put 'lii gi Her Deck ,our ceiling Acc"slc 5p'ay. 04 al hindS Licensed. Mni* inIur,J. 134- 1443 or GINS? SuildOliriq- Concrete work, slabs. patios lvresys. wells. etC 10 yrt, experience Free estimates. Reasonable 373 7134 , Savings ever displayed Ceramics I. CERAMICS Suppi-ri I-I., dealer 10 4 CIctod ThOt.J*, & S.n.la, 331 ??)l JACIPLION Ealing Places MARYLAND ' llitDC$ici,L,4 The Ditte,ence II Delici.ois )l00P rent tt Ave fl $4'2 Your Direct 1 'arid Ct..rinq. OS. C I S Building sit - Vow dirt r5mQ,,; •mom your home a-' building by Pressure wasni.ag PAUl. S POLGAR. 322 Personal ,.. . ie viTal home that new look. roots. ,.teriars, rnohi,i. homes. ,atonable rates •ress.,i,e washed Licensed, berrded. 10. mir d $34 ISle or I3$.COf7 e uf 4431 be"iortriBivg. AltatqSpring5. Sir. ci RAPISOO'Tt)M. hail Rued " is)( (ntma n.,el In ft" ------- ---, - O.M.Harrison lfl(uf$e Ta, S.r,.ce I4)Abt-e,v.ileSI D,.ton,a iaa-Sf,Iv'.fla 'erIOl.lIiied lax 5en'.'ct 1.411 tOt apc'umnlmant Jim Creamer. $24 i446aIa tarve Sac"orj, 322 4-3 All' elverNsl,,. appaar.s i Use-Santerd lets d on Wednesday will avlematicslly 55 Sliced IS YP. FAMILY SAIQAIt, NE,'. SUCTION tPet isa*?-'e-,,t,J 10 a , addi'l'WIal t,.33 rem,;. .ri ml area Adi5ttle,i stiavld iO4ld. IRis fotetItea in 4OmOu,.n3 tAmr earned (all . 'J.HAUL TRAlLti Ii gi.XS trr'cn *.e 3Z3-3IJQ __________________ TV 9; l.IBRB5 TitEvisiQes SIOPiCI, B 3 Pi. & Cold, 103 3, Sanford Ave., 333. l73l Well Drilling -'kL1.lP4LL5 "VMPI SOOPIALEII SYSTEMS Ail ova" &%,tis *e I ST44a ra-, ervlces VV St ___________ I DICK JQY(R 1 *., DOiLLiPIG Get In On All The Action! rAAY IlW PLAZA I miring at LAL0AI DM "to NV Prices In,i,IiJ m 0311 337 fl3 I - Easy Terms Ari__ bsfOfe 11 r'on. , "II lit', I'. - Free Lesso "it Trailer Ren1Jjii ' - 2 arid Lergen. Pumps. Samuejer,. cOnditmOnert. RZaOtt waler - ACT NOWI tu . Lai.indr V- l - Mildew. han-gus. 7212hAPIT ADS IRE I k,-li.1 n tie DI. Or U,',.., fl ?ert'.,ril T 710* Ott $I 31) 1140 The most outstanding 01C1115 yO'.i ad. _Plum bing-EIói1T '5 Income Tpx MM MUFILEç Heavy lifetime Sbo'P, Alm rb,m5 5532 ofacli 781 1 mcnc?i A e PM 333 'Ill Kreisel-Baldwin of Orlando will have In Sanford at the Old Party Time Gilt Shop (Next to Knight's Shoe) Seli it and Iorgst 'I wITh a Woof Ad. Call one of our Ad V.n Ice 1*0 THE HANDY MAN ALPOMZIGPI_UMSINO no ,iO l*r SflIll pant.ng, tome - _______ - flReO.rt, 111 AIq af ,0fl5. Cevtom .s"k. -0 323 $Oil III If" __________ rtc LITLL 003 Vol 'PIE BIG BUYS, .'IAPIT AD! Po,j Supplili WILL SAVE 'Ol' 004 LAOS _____ AQUA POOL cAnh'IETSoR ROOM ADO OF SEMIPIOLI. INC Remodel old or build $ new Free 0r30l SupCles. Services ida.fl . .tt,male-5 323.1040 'e"anc, ,sIJ S. Framicri. 22344. _____ Free Delivery 1 ' ' '.t/ • HARRIETIS BEAUTY Saturdays ri.- -.-...--...-,. Production Air Compressor,) Cyl. Savings Call w.kdayi b.toaPlOC.fltl start or csnt.I your ad for the following d a y and ' _______________ _____ ' 7 TH Air Compressor, A VERY Wide Variety of Mobile Hone Supplies and Many, Many Mor e Items New Great CLASSIFIED I I '¼a SC ______ __ -. Automotive Servl Line to ___ NJ CA$Y?OI*I $0 Ale - Kenm.e Washer, perts. serviCe. t..254 muchInes MOONEY PLIAP4PS 3tt7 Silver. Glass. Color TV , 10" BoslonWP'aier Dealer 2Stn&Sanforc Ave 373*332 V Garage RummageSales - tN4 CM-,reh.I '-i Tori PIck-vp Dewaj' Ralial Arm Saw, 4 Cyl, *OBSONIPOWTINGUUOOS Osentewn Sanford 3)11361 - _ Places Old Blue Willow China 5215. I 111,1110.1111, 4 "4V -' SMItH YURN,tUltF COMPANY B.dibySeal,M5j5et 775 Fren.h 11,1011 Practicaliynew3HPleaKlng.Leu (English, Japanese DUtCh) Permanen t trailer lots. •uc,llent terms Call Cud P41-ri al 'ck hOrnS riit' 3 b.d,oO,r.t. I-, baths for 517.400 Wall To Wall carpet thtougIov', Central Heat system, modern kitchen with equipped beauteluiCab'ruits. large panelled ulily room Call Don Ely for your 14w home toOl,' USTIP4 DEVELOPMENT COOP P 0 Bo. 31. Altamonte Springs, SPa Phone ill 43 7954170 Orlando ' SSAI.hetd Drop Leaf Tible, Blanket Chest, L3v. Seat, SterlIng Headed Cares, ,athi1 Hand-made Shawls, Sweat er s I Patchwork Quilts. under FHA 333 or cell collect WANT ADS Sanford 323-4670 -. W' i Chair. Six Legged Cherry no as lo,, a'. 57Q per month, ii 7 per qnt for 360 rionthi 1 pOu guilty Mode-I Open II a rn lolprn you. .. Bad. hal, Martha Weshlngton weekdays. '.n a m ' 322 Willi - . sai n-.v.,ri.,, em'r ye. 1I'hC • - .5 'P.O'dcovral Piestern ci. lp.clei Ha lit) tm 3 04 DCR",' used Car;, 333.1210 ---- Pets * DOD1 Dan lOr. H. J&.'. home aerJ )Oii - - - And Supplies t 113s103 Ali.mC - f.cpS tale of our.-eledo',4 r'ale Great Dare. 13 old 1751 1,0 IOf'la Crop" ,leIPori 1agon bet, offer. 3 77 5044 sPer 'dI4. clean Be 'i-'tP I-ill $1110 333 old 3 Shepherd pups. 3 met aMi 7 females, 1s & 2 yr s old; I attI?e 'nal.. 7 yrs 1 Pemale CP'M.ehua 1554 0* 1`r for cold All AVCin4vm..i Iecm.i. 3333447 .1h. Birds. A.a"male. Supplies AEC IPU Meecey Calier'.. tat -or,a,. hiPIuah.pas, Samo','.ds, Beagles. power, oAe,n.ic. good cc.'da:cn 131 up. PET PAIR, Fairway 9990 c be .en at 3$ am' PIa,a. Sanford, 333 'S Cato in sen p04es. AKC,2 ,nortn. leu4 fl 'thI - Chest, Dos.sing Tables. Crass $73 of both for 145. 372-1712 200 Down /A REQ. ''' FH A. 5Mm ________-.______ 1 $1l 7160C many people want yojr b4&llprylen$ .tnt.l wlI pay cash for It. So join the money-makers, let a Sanford Herald Want Ad go to work for I Everyth Ing goes to the hIghest bidden Governor Wimuthmn Disk, SthI Boy's Bicycle and I Girl's PHA end VA tinariclng P4gw 42 W004mere on $.antord Ave. near Onora. 131-1771 Pla. -- stillltioti 3220"? -. Bicycles - "none ---------- ANTIQUES Better 235's garage, pantry, ivg Old ________________ ______ .' ElecPrPal Supplies, First $t. 3 REALTY, INC. Business Properly Rug Re-a' Estate Bro..i'r Pao(.a 323-0023. 2331 Park 321 3115 150' Frmtag. a' 1732 with building. - Nights Sun-avssHolldays Call lEi0Utocknevttolennetol.rvlce 3770445. 372734 3730340 Station Clay Parrish, 110 S. ESTATE SALEButler, Melbourne Ph., Ph. 721OPENING THIS WEEK carpets, enclosed lauod 1 Wm Cabinets FormIca ,005. sinks. eipert In - I ___ ______________ Call after 0. __ -a__- -' Hay for sale, Pangoia. eaha fk'ililled. M. •0." S p. m. 322 IJU ItrirSi tar sale, I Yr. old Ts'an. Walker Gelding $330 373 30.000 r.al Storage limit $471 See otter op mn crry'•. Colurilal $ervlct 102) rI.,u.,FNT 1964 LamplIghter Ir It 44'. 2 Sdrm.. 0 L 8 FENCE COMPANY Air, to x 10' Utility Bldg. 33.200. Chainl.Ink Free Climates Ph. 323-4114, 177 7447 IV 40' MobIle .rne or sIleOf' KltCh,. and itathroom rent. Will 3.7134. . - - -- - Livosfock And Poultry - 'S --Autos For Sal. -157 Dodge Dat? 01, . Pecti-,' if. AT, VI. Good C'.dl'Ior 2133 n-a n-ta' , •.ceI. 4 Or • AT. Pt. ins ao. YOUNG'S *tjvo 5Aj 371 001 tIll s..'.' Am.'lces 3-oef ._________________ . Megn,fi,. Ca, and Trurk Slgs,i, I day sefvicv, 371 7331 - f Hunt - 'P''=2111. cori.rt-on -- POn $I mlchalkellyoodWs.s $rne tencla F,cell.nP one with good credit to tat. up tiri p.y.*-e-il* #ii ii•v ilo(:,),- ?.l',-1 ,- _ Oreng.i. extra nice Valenclas. Can Deliver Gre,,sl,, 3fl Ilte. _ ' Academy Manor from Look at It this way. If you're no longer using those binoculars, sell them with a Want Ad In The Sanford Her&d. You'll find that - Floor Sanding Equipment and Supplies, call $711373 do fl-Auto l.p.srs V. Miscellaneous For Sale CONTEMPORARY . '- 3i COLONIAL CALL UNTIL NOON TI START OR CANCEL YOUI AD NEXT DAY. SAl NOON FOR MONDAY. ......, ,.,. - Boa 37 Altamonle Springs, Fla ' - ,eo SPANISH 13-Pets And Supplies SATURDAY :OOA.M.to 12NOON \ ]tlt5,t "Do you have one on 'Things You've Always Wanted to Know About Teen.açe Talk and Ware Afraid to Ask'?' OWe-st has all city services. 1-Lawn And Hours i,.... k 20th hS-B"ii' Materials Department ,,, RENT A BED Rlla*ay. BIDVBPdI CARIIOLL'SFURPIITURE nsw 1st it pm )fl Slit AUOINO M'*CHIPIE%, Went a ,'pw t.vetl El.O,Ir for III a morith s,,1y 'ntil tois.'d p',cP,i4e Check ,,-'h (.. ge 5t,,, it. I ! Robinson. C" ir,o, 'h ,flO toil Pr.' 44, 4430 ,- minutes , Want Ad , AUSTIN DEV CORP. The Sanford Herald And Tools FROM ONE OF SANFORD'S AMILYP.P-4T &P Phone ATH$ pOA*AOI OR CA!POT IWALL TO WALL CARPET ICINTRAS. HEATING PICAUTIPUL KITCHEN C a'.QITE Phore HOMES se... Equipment For Rent 3$ Now 5 Remaining 170 per Orith at an alnual rate of cent for 340 'rid 5 low as CátP,5 if vC.0 0. . ", for pALL CRICK 1TWO FULL F you haven't seen th.ie lately be sure you do be-tore 54 %_-il 33 2OO P' -- ___ _________ ________ •, \ RealtOr .' omes --- P L1:/ _________ 3724053 p74433, LARGE UTIUT'V ROOM j . 1. ' - s4&000. tEED TO 1.0.3k '1 HOMES THIS WEEK €5,(iP .dllen you call Stenstrom, you call for service. We have the largest end we billeted to be itul Iiruest trained professional staff of sales per. sonnel In North Seminole Co. Were open all day Saturdays. and can serve you Sundays by •p0. ntmant. Check our partial dtrectcry to. 'hIs week end m ••. , SAN F O. I I Orlando '.t I ' '. IC - - CASH 321 4132 FOR used furniture, applianCti V W BUY - 5344 IiIY,0II Mvslcal Merchandise ---- ----------Reposs.ss.d conSole p-e' will 42 Trucks And Trail.,, Chevr,'oi aft u,. 1011$ wheat 1341 Mie. Pa) arid emever 117 (coflec.OeLa,'.d). Ci,,y--Seil -trade tit it in $622 -_ HeatthLamp,pelta5ljenspa nd e, infra Pod sun Qisaces. *-,, ,flai'. ____________________________ Furn'ure. ________ __________ . 111 156 Anteq"•i, I WANTED A9D!iSmc,S. I piece or Pull houie 1 OYLLWILOE C$CLU'1VENearly pertectl All this 3 bedroom, 7 bath reeds is you to enjoy the lovely Florida room. large screened patio, double Car Port, equipped k'tchin, central host a"l air. outsi4ndlng land. tCapin. deep aell an,: pump, and rsny, many Otter features ShO*n by app..Intm,nt only, Wanted To $3 - Ca" , u ___ 37375)! , W litSI -' ______ _____ Nights, Sundays I Holidays Call 5 LEFT ~i 4-Antiques 7-Miitic I Wrdsandls. 1-Store And Office Equipment -Msdner Olt ", U J Votkiwrien s'tTh cPwoitlit s'nosh, for sate en trade ton mo"v-cte Colt - _ - WILSON MAIER FIIRPfltURE ii'Uly j Utras. 85534. 49 SOLD A.4RE SL..'r - PL.LLil RIBBONS rT , YOU ARC MISSin... iOMtl4lLC, I you haven tried a Ward Ad "a' ,- %JL 'iNECREST-EXCLUSIVE, Very nice 3 "(droon. two oath with ntrt large living room, neat, and nice law, and car. Porting. Cfi4'ri flit fence, kltda.i iquIppid 5*'711. Refinancing can For Privacy to Ranch Hn,se. Sanford -, - w •' ~ iii , rl , rr,'t'. Ac 05* VAT 1i 7U ' - -v So Iear Yard Eni,ks*d C Male-Female Help wanted . N in Realty 323.5*21 WEST peri ?1m. Apply In oo, to Sq R V 11rillillill Wi-IC1rvc %iap. hwy. tb-A, and Pt. r'ouTh 1,5, DeLand. F Ia. yeia I_I Ih. 1,1' f20 T,'Pt A PAP V4,0li M c.AMt .0 MY fr -.i'1pu WA'5HLD C'U ViITW SOAP! Waitrelies, •'II and IS - Stenstrom laME I PU,tP€P C34niie 177 _____ tt* i 4/ lIE At. TOPS Sanford Realty THE Cook-il ..m.$oIp.mAOP4V in 34-MobileHomes 3-lac.m. & Investment virsi w .icic LAST _ PUBLIC AUCTION Ev,ry Monday night, P 20 CcmlIgr*snents weiconpdt Open daily ID S Sanford Farmers' Co.) ' ilc Aonrv _____ U I , dr tour cPiece. 3 and 4 bedrooms. l'a baths Ilul in housing deve4'p mmli See II aou can quality ______ SALE j .[rff) . 33 MIscellaneous For Sal. For Sale -Lit-ons, Offroves. Tangetes a n d Grap.f,p lions (4O41li_ II - parrt,1 aSsume 143 monthly Pat mPrI With $I.O down Rent 31 WHOCAP4QUALISYUNOER NEW l.A all +MuuHAM? iP a rt build i ng new tomes neW 01 Gill Fox by be anreta4114 TWO B EDROOM near tceniTy Mobile Homes tirm. llLitI' W?Pi,iCdy, Ilmiti "Ssnf.rds' Sales Loader" REALTY Phone mull 3*04 Hiawatha Ave sill-Cl - 4 GLANCES SIDE TraItor, foti •,r =__ __________ 7 Import Autos AttiljCS **IaIed, buy $Cll trade Also rofIri.s01.ng IRPDO!3. tG* Call Stenstrom Payton - Two bedroom turnhi3Od house. AdultS "a pes SIX C.,:i 322-4347. Fei"ali Help 14 I S.. B..-ir corns. 2 balt,s, large pwnelpd IIr'ly room, double ctr,I. IttiD ri3u for house and yard wI,h jpr-rrhler %ytt,m 3'. mo.?agp. tr k,30 3 Pleraaid Want Ad by calling -. - 7? 1rav I s' PARK IANTIQUIS SW Corner Pitt £ lit. lei't , 7t.u,'5, 1 1; Sat 101 Eves by appi 133 017) , -__ Barbara Us or a MODULAR HOME Suburban 7311. and asking 'or a friendly 2.5 Santa month ii models 9 "515C Terms pelt, 1140 per monTh 355-3752. a city 1 A -- ------- Wwn.'it, amity P.M. Ph. m.om. Antiques $4 - #10#411, :t,a - a ri LC'g, dtc P*.j.,iO ,kt4, ..fiunIl area G'-. 511th-, With slat.? and ln,It Ir,.,,i . &r'iPItE"4TS p ,.i' 57net apt.. Two DC ,Tatr* centrally located In Sanford. Newly redecorated A*jItt. No In P Console or d 00MM? CONSTRUCTION CORP P1Me 3230357 Acre turislsiild ..2 *_.._. Best Or _______ - •. Ic d.ItIf' to pl'OCSItlV%C plant. Oc C*Slur.al Saturda' *ort Scuws •rid ia,ortt lvi plan. •rcup N*ijittOlilitIOut arid omlr 'ss1t?t Apply PhilrS?i Farnis bum $an$c'd Avt • Sariiord Mrnorlal PorL Sb-Oil tr 322-5737 - AVALOP4 APARTMENTS Adults-NO P31* 116W. 2nd SI arid Call .-.., 4504 . ,mAvanus Apartments Rent ____-F urnt.htd - Just 1)00 down and 102 per Nke home n*r?Pd, ,.IPfi, central h -s.) I.-Os. ___________________ )4,iif 1 Travel Trailers SewIng Machine .ouipeod to ig ,a. huttonP.oI., fancy deIl;n. in Pal ba, ,, or 7 avmetttS Of $4 Call Credi t Mana.v at fll 941 or CVN lit $141 SAPuP000 SEWING CENTER. 307 A Pail 5sf $1, Do-wta'e-wri Sanf -- - - - V_p IIig1Ianik -- -- -__- Singer Touch So Sew i'oislL'1 milJK t UUiX.. AVu?JC. k }td Good; --- LVIUkC J.'iiuic --_ $y 0-rim,' Rooms For Rent 21 sonOm for RenT, Private Efl?eflC* & I.L).V WW, - - Domastic-Child Care V tc$ IIIMMO, lxi __________ or 173 182 ______ Ad AS A Want vast THE BORN LOSER Johns Rity ?A HOUR SERVICC CALL 311 14" -.-a. ----y s-'l- I $s-drOo'n I esfr,. !pOf I Ca Ill .500 $'5 i'd - ("Cot Pd 3 ins oste! SK . Mo"'v P IV OWNER- B.au$lt*il P(,mS edrDom5. 3 baths. liclusive or Managemen' Position - ares far NOT AS t tinancini. Phone Michi Jenutlutes, Au'c_, G. C Warner 3 Assoclalit Orlando. 534 ?I Callbart Real Estate y piCk up qs at y - cv . 1 - , V,ELAi n Is Fast, Bu un - $173 PARK AVENUE *IbC ngril% 0$ 173 'SN won:; by April graduate wITh A. Inn,,sAdmlnh,ttathO0.iU- S rB e Houses For Sale 1 0411t ai'.ta itsYto FIRM -• jkiO rapular daytime hours. Ph. -_______ - - 5Ip Inc $os.Loapmo nrp twIce.I .\yWqItSS'$ 3C'A 15? 5? il-Houses Foe Sale a-Farms S 3)-Lats & Acrese I -.-. I - A - - SCULPORALTY 437W III $t 815 •--- SOfdS welt In care Ice elderly ps-rueso or for children 22 t - Fleming Said. "t hi her famous husband In ' ''Y wasaserles of sesaion hlspublicspnches.Shs 'A $ problem aolvtng through he prefers the sec b mess finn that uwi [: ' camnmuneffortandcooperation. and one! But notice ths I & P' ' i p We reviewed the 'whys and superb psychology which u evrr psycholobows' behind the cumpany's has 'is di the Wriglays merthandising decisions and such outstandir'g pillars a' . had a good look at bow the 'free enterprIse." Tl'ey Chs.nge, just for the sake ccmpany functions We also had stress "horse sense" payj 'i' of disngc, is n nwily chology! the opportunity to leam of '.. wise. successors and problems of You older folks will reother Case T440. Mn Wtllisn ut-:nrnt. into 1001 that the Packard Cfl member BORER! L Mcss, wil' The mIr.g 'II' of wgky cIe-er lv desmbes rdord Atlantic Yiatlonal several sessions covering the her fam automobile thus was the opposing For it takes huband's to March 10, 961, vnrious aspects Rank rner i of .1 most distinct've '-ar n .1,..iiien staxwitu puwic s1em)es. k' s.....,. ......, i b, £ . ChaNtIIFIg with every mar- Amthca. .. II ,'u-. & OUfliru fl u) %i-' aulstant sift thc grains ofPeople who purchased rhine) )y QtOTE MAGAZINE ( tment to prtic&. staiment thc group. v.4iicth orators and writers wheat fromthe diaLPackards did so because instalment loan officer. executives spoke to th'' wanted Packards. - now rdi fur ideas and anr-. jinre I But the zooming inti'est tkei) she ys 11r. Wnglry sacred cows mama deo. Pd 4 4 U,e In cheaper priced autumniOu i has a short speech and also tees of il newer ii long speech. blindly rush to the dr'feiise -tbile's, pIUS the many s.,, -z t.W i n .. . Th,maz A. Fortune, Deitone r.i( rw.i *."SItT%'. em, i'l Y)%i' 1$ I&ii snort of such de'ifird bu u ati&d Robert E. Fortune. Deltocia ard 'P')' , - thus viotrnth crlticiic me. eggy M Urban, Lake Mary Sanford: t orI i&'.e' up its en much. the of a But Births Dir&e P. Young .T"" b r car and tried to newspaper is to arouse Mr. and Mrs. Ronaldy Urban, Kimmie M. Adams And I like his long one. bate, not ioo'z acquiewence' Packards th.t looked like bay, Lake Mary Aaron Capehart Jr. Other automobiles. she humorously added Discharges Renee M. Martin tefl i .would also t-ite hppened. Grace B. Davis m'e-a liencierion WRIGLLY'S PSYCHOLOGY eoiiIe who had for. Ludwig Oberwalder Ella 1. Helfeldt 'The Wrigles' vlu:tN's.0 '1 iougbtPacks.rds be. ,.. me'r.v •st t ?atalie Rcla4ta Itt-ne M Lrav&tt grrns -.nit cisth on ond .&d- VAUW , .u- clusae Darlene a Brown R.nee L- ilughs .x Psyviioiu. s ert isingPsychology. twe, now grew sour. UI AP?UVU John GWon iohn Henry Uttles &t'ii two men in a Many Of you %Ciflt'1 IU.nnda Faith Romeo And those who bad wantfl JOTIeI ness alssuyi agree. stated readers may nt recall that cd other makes stuck to Lucille Wright ogla, William rlfry. Jr.. øne Cii Wrigley Company Julia Brown .a tie other desl to sell originally form Gearge A. Dagu, Jr. )4 (pp Qy thrins unnecessary. So the Packard Company In my lecturr toun around William L Driver Stany Gadek 1. the U.S.A.. I then recite• Anna I). May ya fJv M se s Ia for sraiiinguI as then .. thit reman tiane L Kerxsiiy Wdb5n3 J. Be, DeBary aJpapershas-c wifoitunately Prertn' Dames, Ovi'do Elizabeth A. Criss, DeBary women will come up to mc en a utii C} t-me ing bnitatc'd the Packard experlJames W. Pattngalr, Lake Mary J. Donaldson,Lake at the ccmduslon of my the demand for the gum emt. ld th to i Monroe dim and say: Herbert J. floater, Ostdeo Dr. Crana, I read you al flflally bttnw so gloatthatfriends aiid notwinenough Daniel G. Lewis, Longwood satnew ones the time But I dont aiwrs theWrigkv decided to moin ts ts chrwoig gum M&rndr C K lein. Delhi, N. V. Stanley McCoy, Eustis aee -ii lialkol fmCI,, 4 is ell" Margaret It Werka, Winter a" Susie F. 5ano, New Sm)ma Then i t wii • Garden - . -. . - . ,.-.. ;c- .C..... ... .. - . : ... aoage *110 fUnUdi trin snot el. Earle Shaffer. .L' , V. Gokfir Howard I don t ty to stampede read- utmg' 7) un ering soap as a Hotly a. Irti, Leija meeting," -: 25-Mile Homes Runt 27-Resort Prsp.rty F. lent 2-Busineu Prsm,.utir For lent 23-Wanted To Rent - nez4 - Man to *wo(t t LL?I"b't lard sno Par? Time TruC Dr ivsq.44*4C',Jt Wilt. rc',.I.r Ipf?15 F% l"i '-,"v. 5-r*44ut S a m -4 p.m. 54'Mty.' Waitritsit 7A-Hetsses lent Uils$ied -, - - . - For loot 7-.ApaUneuitI icuul - graduate cotwse in practical - - Former tItChi - - The Sanford Herald ThU1dYM6,Ch o, 197_..) LA - -. - GROWING FAMILY? nom sou*oa aa't' This youti will built two iIy brick hoi Otters loll of ilvtn. Pool, paneled family room, it We easy toss. Only $)t,100 with - - at - - ore ' I B . week merchandising." Fleming said. Delayed most nsolection cii a site icr fire station Uft was ow of No. 2 to give the city superb- plete merchandising r'e I tendent an c'portunity to hateevera?tendedandttcannot subtmt rstunates of cost for the he bid affect every Ward facility. Mayor Swoffcrd said customer in this area. Muct the station would, no doubt, be emphasis was placed on :m kicitedwst of lnterstate-4 and portance of customer service and quality merchandise." -'t I -. clllc.. -- - V' ;1. within city limits Ritce Contractors. Inc, 1045 R) 21 FI4A-VA-_pHA)33 _________ Gs'ior.l wO'tict, Ii yi C' O'V 50 W.l; Inn. •'O M.lI *',.t 1010,i*' APPlY itt uits't Onhi LOI'WOO IV Ch•rI'i 5? Found 2-Pers.na'5 ,-.Iiot.n*em.flPi e-Cirs itt Thanks -ln Msu*4iIifl5 5-BLJ$iIW$$ penm'tie! ' - 10 - - p-. 14 SltuattonsWaflfed 17 31 boo. 4bidroomconpij - Car necessary Room 414. lantord Atlantic 901* Blldb-i9. R . ,, jksoliiso E Houses For Sale _- M 4W ___ ---- ___ 3. Men nli t100l oom.. Ovec 47 lobS to can your Navy Oucn,ler' 424 -ml -tn-V ' .,--IAKEVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL teams in the £peiaI Fducatic*I Olympics won in relay and tug .of-war. Thy also took hrnors hi SO-yard dash, sitball throw, and broad Jum',i. Front row, left to right, Alfred 'udberry, and Gil Hodges; back Harkness, Dennis Wells, Roevelt Gsitlnwav, Sa.,dra Thcmrison. Mary Winn. (r'i TnU'w"rt Ro and Brenna Ervin with teacher Rick Gilimore - be with alternates for construction Wagner and Logan BrO5'tflj of th, new city hail compl. Brownink was recentiy ncznud Bid was $362,4(P and suet. fiscsl agent In North lando rutes selccted were wall M L'mwood. . PlAV40 LESsONS at w., c'e court. t.4.rryWooPPr,3 i)73 to .IVdwot i4kii--'i (tv - - Ops"P400'. C.met•ry MaItt?oriattCl - spuws- i. until InstructIon St1ihOol Jack lea MIOPId rei5rd Do r' SPOt ,rilttt a Delayed the naming of a Ld of S.tcniOn And dierConstr.ctlonCwnpafl fiscal agent until riort week Fir Council Belna conddered are Robert wilic rdi'd by Furniture Store, _ tmi Pt'et - ' Won ted M TRUCK DRIVER __ Lc proceed. in other business. Conrat; TIVVIS. Seor Ores" Door Tsvs'n, o - $ Part rtve aillelzimm ______ - lez' doirie.. rns. Phe$di. mnantti, pluS llcwê'lCtt. clii your Navy Recruiter 4247001 - ________ ____ _. II ___ ___ ______________ Contract Approved For New City Hall hoçt1.ii ___ 3. WIAL WItti livi-li IlIbb'l - f1, I nmaWu,M17t*, A1.TON i 2 - - 1 -_ I 17 .~ . . ___ - Il" . 1 M ferent evrn which theluded CyDONNAE.TF The LOn9ei Your Ad Rvni The LisaF' Costs Par LIn PrDat' '--- I 14~- _" ' 412 ._^L7 Opportunit ieS OI'0OuPdi - "NOCKS (,p*4 V" •O I'A 't 000I to T,UC Cut ISi IO. 541 3302 13Mat.H.lp Wanted - - ___ Help Wanted women end Ms' to tots namis trim OW ft e Ice the cIty diescierY. Business 6 831-9993 -, ----- '!,. Or!ando a. ,' -. Cal '10 A*I you T*OIJPI,EOt 444202)VOfW COl'S .1 adouris or Tent - 7 :: fj actt wflirn 'oe ac1ious Spings; secona, trcentty 104 youngsters W Edwards. Milwec; bays 13-15: gIver phyLcal ewntatlons W first, Roosevelt Woocibury. p test tu eilt4tnut3. Osly seven with . filedto P with 165 feet 6 inches,; aecend, U41117 aw,me. ----W- .,W0"_, _-i, 1042firSt, Affredik med with vaM Young P00- Wiriums. English E -, I tVUàt .fl*. Ui $CCUZ1 322-2611 Z 71. i dedication and ' .eview; gIrls 10-12: fles. rnnih1p that would do Shells While, C-ramsr; credit to any Olympsc athleV. second, Pe-arar Hampton, Latly. Smlno1e Count)' Midsay AssociatIOfl fur Retarded ..Ubali trciw - Boys 30-12: ! (uen has prunoted this Jny Kelly. AItanbcmte PorKoos A¼e'O"ct Atny mJ% Cst' t4t15 Wr'tl P0 eo 'ru 5Mord, Sia AD Male.F.ma$e ii P*fl$ 2 as 11W __ fl~!! iCfO W',N A 00iNKING t By ANN SU7XOWS&1 Five )''U ' retarded thld thought tet could not e%en na a rare. Tnday. through the dedkded eflo of OUSSfldI of IUthL, da1 coaches parents and OmpIc volunteers, Over Ads _ r__- - II_ 11 -- JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE. ..THE HERALD'S (JAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. 5 [My, V mys 13 Wks. 3 line Ad-104 $16. O 044.80 4 line Ad-.U.7 *,22,1 10 161 40 5 line Ad-4a.10 $25.1to V5.00 DIAL 32-2411 or $31.t3 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TCL PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. , d �_____ _______ -.--,-,--- -. - .- - - 10A--T 12A-The Sanford Herald ,,p -- - - - - ' - -'---------'- - ---- 30,1972 - - rn"rcim Toda) effort Olympi 100,000 oc,.mtry and s victory rritnaU. credit I Loca. Asoc1i Q'.ildre r,tvty i Illy WV N.ACI tE Zscec, be is relnIteely to' Ule lifting at 11* tax an value, but for Its &oIoØr*l both cencfl members an ad valorem taz in ones to audkn wsre th in the pet va lue, fa tot the at it dU the the Wezd*d a proa1 *}d week beginning Ii' 970, the pledging provides a "green belt" serta.iity The The question of Council Chatrman Duert CIIY'I t.'1atttIt tax to the Itroughout the city Qtirens , daernma at 11* LIIII4 0 I&ki With the golf c'owse has Come for the City * PU'Ch*I at the at stated, "This is the only p o inted ou $ Of retalso greatly concerned ttti C1D t P'' %qi many times in the pest golf PU cam MW countzy , , - __ &W the questlion of hok- to keep Isevaral yms. Concern has tt to Ow city, hu bow ProI bes especlafly at re*nQy " °' no 311W* the OWI1t Dougias that 'Varty people have tried to thin IOU -',,Om the total 1111 OM tY The esle f*I of Us and omJni AL Dueff aaked for an 4tWThIM what 11* Mire Of thk e city does notindication from the audience of OU34 be" He went COetSS is 40000 and hetefore to Zscc'e, 'It th__ lbywit.. 4.1 how Many would be willing to %) 55* °' ft five Is In for the biggest aprtmenI pay $4 head, unm Ow City Cotinw to 1 be gc In 'CP a the go&I course, and 4. In adhortes a to builders. tE John Zaxo bar the city" since t is nnl neiy a years. and $6000 per year for house development In the of citizens present made 15 yeats after that. area." I'TrIsJWI no tiI$ matter. 'fl'M been foremost Of the ¼,eders to golf ne, but "264 acres . __ ..- VXWft of One, m?#fer4ujn will &-temm how the c1t%, can keep land through a residential be l4fl If the tens Of the course, since he t head at a 9zea." Zaceo's proposal for '.-in-, funding the are willing to pity committee for this - - - - tvcii p test for failed 1* F I -. - --- - - bl med • pit see . ____ - . - ief . ~ it,',-_ W 0 .", -- AI .__ 1 z __ l .- dei Al Scmt - - . . - -. . - Cc Fo _,,~ z- I- . r &~._ bsek May and C - . -~ - - --- .-.- - F_[,__ T -:ji 7-_-1 7_.- .* 5' - ffr ] iT ar4tt tbr dantght, but s. s-uI. tl.a 'e 1-. _ 4 I- ~ end Fr*d. .. - ~- - -- - -- - Dr. Harold proud of this tact ThM .. have gre apace In this ci ty. It t*tS00%WIUII.AdOt'Vrf)IhtI* Ii cur power to keep This g.1 -. -VII. select No. I tenda ubrn 1acIil 41 A i'TJH1 4, J. Meln. - this __ a TQ ' An,eles, Minneapolis-St Paul, Philadelphia, London, were better than 15 per cent %will, February the tvmpany*s - -%.-- - Jack Prosser Ford ê I ,,. .:, I td1111111111 11=11, lI 1 - Stcckholderz of Husgsti. Supply, Inc., aipro , ctl al-for-I Sp1I of tl' (\TlioFfltlOri, stock. The actsor was taken at a special n.tett. 4; of Ise cockho1ders. The split will be efccklve for hokkrs of record on Feb 23, 1972. Certificates for the newly biuvd srcs will L mailed to ctockholtkrs on or >'' - -_;_--- .- - -- -,' w,4 C. - _~ i.e-._~_- SPECIAL FORD GALAXIE DEAL! NO CHARGE FOR VINYL ROOF AND POWER IHJNT DISC BRAKES (A $125 VALUE!) WHEN YOU BUY IT ALSO EQUIPPED WITH... _` ~' _',_500 PACKAGE r $3945 1D7 .M. 'till €€rn ON SR. 434 AT 17-92 IN LONGW000 D19 for slips of paper which can be cashed in on the spot. . amounts range from 25 cents to $50.00 ... and there's a total of $I.500.D0 aa3iable. DIGGING FOR DOLLARS IS LIMITED TO CHILDREN AGES 4 TeROUGH 12. Peps-Cots for EVERYONE! Coft.e and doughnuts for adults Clowns will entertain youngsters of al apes give tree candy to the little ones. • - and Entire ground-breaking ceremony and names of all money winners will be broadcast Radio Station WTRR from 9 A.M. till 12 noon, Satiaday, April 6. 1972. over o Woodgrain Instrument Panel Factory Air Conditioning & Tinted Gias Automatic Seal Back R&oase 12-door only) Iitermjtterut Windahiold Wipers Bumper Guards Deluxe Seat Belts (Standard equipment: Crulsa..O-Matic and Power Steering) Edward W. Lane Jr., president of Atlantic Bancoiporation, holding company for the Atlantic Group of Banks In Flonit.. and John B. Delierry, chairman of the board of the Bank of New Smyrs.u, New Smyrna Beach, announced that management of the respective groups haii reached an agreement In principle for the affiliation of the two groups. I • Subject to approval of the regulatory authorities, Atlanth Bancorporation proposes to Issue 2.6 of its shares for each of the SO.00O outstanding shares of the New Sinyrna Beach - Wk. As of year end, the Bank of New Smyrna, which was chartersd in 1936, reported deposits In excess of $24 million and total capital of Ill million. price Name Change Announced Food Fair Properties,- Inc., plans to change its corporate name to Arnie-ne Development, Inc. The name change has been approved by the directors of the real estale develop. merit coznpMny ar4 will be recommended for rpproval by shareholders at the 's.'usua) int-eting in Philadelphia May 2. puts ~ ~'Z, IT ' S OUR WAY OF BREAKING GROUND FOR BEAUTIFUL NEW PERMANENT FACILITIES FOR OUR LONGW000 BRANCH OFFICE. (t temporaly office o Sne se'inpz arid loan stI CI even Radcliff Elects 11 Now Sptlnts... muscl-car look for lass Special r'd, white arid blue Ford Psnios, Ma'aricks, Mustangs Made up for fun-driving with urtque hood treatments., accent stripes, dual s- :sn; mirrors deluxe 2-spoke ets-enin; wheels, luxury siia'iOrs, much more: - ii - . -'r--4 - - P-mo ri sw-A Dec-of coon Gfwp ( ' 4 50 C's induction of wtuolIs Price to dlsrri of psrac Arst of i FI - ' S 55 ii as u.s 5" Airline Sets Record oIe FF1.iJ .i: lSs Fi-st st-set .Sar,lo'. CW!EDO OFf. Od.do Shaai Msnagev'tnt of Radcliff Materials. Inc., announced the election of John F.W,rion and Robert B. Callahan aivice presidents. We5ton is head of the gravel division oi Radcliff 10 anti Callahasi beids the construction materIals division. Radcliff materials I. a subsidiary of Souther:i lndu.strlae Corporation and hs.s facilities In Maryland, Texas, Louisiana, Florida and Alabama. . reaer --F BRADENTON, - Anthony T. Rossi, president and chairman of the boari of Tr'spicann Products, Inc., whse stock is traded on the New York Str,ck Exchange, announced a 100 per cent stock d. Jend in the rsdture of a stock split Bank Merger Agreed extras that cnsu. v..ia. FSoruia Hwy 17- Lownod. Florida JACK PROSSER FORD 3786 Hwy. 17-92 South Sanford Phone 322-1481 - .'' -- , - . 5tL I' -. 'r T', -- .- V 1_JL . ,,,' • - - - - • - --- - - 1 - -, - - -- '- ' . • - I - - 4' - '- - - yiI - -• • •- 1- - uu .ç ci,, sid.'t4'd _______ Press Writer iris rwui lw-se will pt..! a stop cr"I,t ,rci r,urnbers. calls rorth $ mtllsoo were SAN I'IIANCISCO tAPs A to It,.' tie said. conuput*r programmed to say Wh'n a credi' tird call Li piaed, rnoeily at coca tele. no" in is feminine voice has phi,ed, the opora(0' key. Ws had to rtoç it at :hi' beenenhIscIbythe telephone pwicn.sthe card numberinto iomnpuny tr. rcp fraudulent the f'.mMter i1rcuIt. U th' IOUC5 beauae onen * &audui credit ar'-j ,,,!Ii number 'hecks cut, tu' opal. et,tch1i ,Wad. 1-u lnn't r The con.çuter, in is secret I' ator 'ara a re-ordmd fri-sal. 'Ii' about it ror i,ma tin r4ai said. caturs in California, has pre. voice say Okny" If the puzj fl'.e computer he.k Li r'i (nrnple'son of some 0,_ pr.r.y. tie Y')tce says: a er is 000bos credit card calj, since 'No" repeats the number and tered g erasly .rnwud Hotlywood .lXld the Liner univerj it began tipping off operators in sip 'No" again. WtWT most at the phony January, says Ben Dial, The process takes fl seconds. assistant vice president for A caller who gives a false aLli cur Dial said. Cn,ifsrrsIa in fa.i accountriperitions a' Pacific ielepbrsc card number is r4fr red the up '-0 .iff'u41L!eflt recjst 11 r th! rjll tlrM carl uaIis in the country last Tno only eqt:ipmentcfst.skmd hanging up. in th e United .)..iltes, the cam. Pait.flc Tpluoae was hit yflr." l'J said. ,, .. "-' traY be some put'r wim developed to combat with a sir4le of cr1it .&Td In 171 when underwho feel that real money is not i nsounu.mg credit card fraud falter/ pr5hnin Cali f ornia. Dial said grreuril 'sj.srs pubtLst.ed tflVniVed."P*itid I a.- - .- - Phony Phone Coils - -_- - - - .- - - r __ - - - ,' -. --- - p - • - d - A! .. I', ,~~ 4 ?~,_M _4~4% __ 1 ' - - - -- -. MIAMI -National MrhI4u-is had record January net Income of $2,553,000, or 30 cents per share, as operating revenues reached an all4'rne ofle4nuflth high of $32,326,000, E. F. Dolanaky, vice presIden4Inance, reported. The figures compare with net income of $61000, or one cent per share, on operating revenues of $26,066,000 In January 1971. Sanford, Florida or the aevin mcesths of the current flsci.l year, net Income unrvved $17,i7,( 10 $10,761,000, equal to $1.27 per share. The comparable year earlier figures were a net loss of $7,006,000, or Si rent ptr illarz Winter Park Phone 644-8fl6 I 11 () .-N - - - Mark Construction Company, WinterPark, has signed a $1.6 million contract with the Aldersgate Foundation, Inc., Klulmmee, for construction of 204 apartments at the Aldersgate Retirement Center, Orange City. The center Is being developed on a 102-acre site off East Graves Avenue and about a mile east of U.S. Hwya. 17.02. In addition to apartments, It will contain a mobile home park and eventually a ml home and nursing home. A community thatel will be among the first buildings to be constructed. and a packag e reduced up to $125 Plus a deal you furtherahead, Acar witb these P9ard hats for all diggers. . o puter Combuis GLA t.1 OR ENTREE IA)ridon broil wih wild al snondino rice is a glamor entree without an extravagant pr!re tag. 5.I,p,.h 1 p 1.8 Million Contract Special Color Glow PaJ4t Accent Stripes and Dodyside Molding Deluxe Wheel Covers Foiilgotit and Chevy hasnt! It - - _____ i( " W ?7 -- payable to stockholders of ;ecor.l on March 10, 1972. The dividend will double the outstattding bhares of the corporation, bringing thi-so to 9.4 ml'lon. Par Value will remain unchanged. Tropicana went public on Feb. 13, 1969. at $25 per share It declared a 100,mr cent stock dividend on Dec. 17, 1970, thui doubling the shareholdings. The stock waa quoted at 70 SI at the close of business last week. 9 SecsaI4y •gu'• Fo'O CaIcxi. 500 •e. -- 1. 9 - - k At the rntetlng, harry C. hughes, presideni. also Intraduced the corporation's newest director. He Is Clifford M. Hames, Araor vice president and trust officer of the First National linnX at Orkasalo. ç4 GROUND BREAKING CELEBRATION , - I ),- - _______________ _. C FFM_~96" J. - Wriuht is a fundamentalist Hughes Sphfs Stock Tropicana Splits M v -- -c;'; l - - - iss in : tflhitPt. . Ws I ______ - EMSE -_! - ~:~--i i,It - £.-4. - -- S borrower than a herder In times of inflation. Curiously though. we dldr't apply this to the bond _ . 19 Investor,' Nothing startling about such an obrvatIon. Othets ha v e told us the same thing In other wceds. that It Is wiser to be a wh%p rnirke? phiIoply L '.'ty. '!' !!'i Umtflg-qVT. His statements ire always hacked by mews M data rather than hy s-tb$ertiv. ()hT'.'i4!V'1 A tien plo Real Vii.'- (m-r, S&ur'e 1949 1100 1256 V14 RI 1960 *341 77 1985 $flO (yj 19M IV R Real Valli.- (r-rst,' R'.nuls 1949 *100 - - -'T I -- 1wi1 .- j promotion is ge'tlng under way and new packaging, in. cludlng popular fumily sizes, is being 1ntrJucetI in many reas throughout the country. The com pa ny h?s just annou nced th at 1971 earnings were per flt -73 Ctflt per share compared w.h 61 UP cent the previous year. - a,ja hm D(D ' 4 came mL.ntn last scar. Cuinulati ve gains'ortletwornorith.s colf cwleave,Therewouldbe n- iOb1Cl getting the iUOiie$ I! we o far ad 1?(D - -si. Dr Pc-ier posted re-cord national g&,tonage sales during February %;i1h an increase of nearly 16 per cent over the Paul McOiwe: "1 hope I •' - - j . -- . fIxed-Income md deferrt4dol. Jar payment nbhgstiu-ns is waysalnsingprruprusltion (or the way •- i Av~_; ., - i C 1 . .-) -,u-- -4 - Dr Popper Posts Record 10 liq, ' Aul - " . . • L Come to the big LOWG'IO - Nblix some 23 years a go. lie has served as %lm president of -e ., e urne Chamber of Cor.mrc a member of this i- bo.Ard of directcra of the Ntelbourne Rotary Club. a member It t- of tAlI Baptist Church in Taltahass".he ti a 31-degres L 7~-_ Scottiah Rite meinbcr ot Jackson I,odge No. 1, F&AASII. and 0 married to the fornier Annell Ragers of Orlando. The Tid. ~ wells have four children nnd will rstabl0i residency In akeland. III M4. .1. __.,._(AI .., X tnatwnl raclormn the eeonomy of every nt!n, Including the U S. A. Therefore, ownership of This is nnty s sr.pl. mp!, but it happens often. And now there is another reason why the purchase cut bomis Iq hardly tho to seek conservation wise of capital: Inflation. In a riva.sIve but clear and erudite looseleaf volume called 'Q-V-T----Tbe Three Kcys to Stock Market Profits," John Winthrop Wright, 'me of the nalion's most consistently soc. cesafisi Invnstmnent advisers, writes'Inflation has become a net- www -___ I- . ~ 19 - - rL the locati 4 1A -.. r r u i i cii- -, On Del 18 oeMtionofshongtsnIrrdtar,eU,11eAjr,IP' flt.It. ,. r a"uo iligh Sd'ool lie sered two .ara with the / * D rM . George W. Jenkins, president of I'lublix Super hiarkets, Inc. announced the promotion '-'IC All Tidwell twe 0 "' new . utility mitt publi, reque tractt lot se stnd a Furá -1 u b I ix Aid e Aj i - - .~._ Ii . cer'e came o a dose. Zacco's methot' of 4ncreasan e'enue b'.-*a Ia at will be a gonci one Bur4) Bcltos -- RALD - !*_ :;H, ,wbflworW posilaeflzd shordoubbng nu hic thait - / a Thursday March _ In 1970, I'm example, there were more than 26 midion 0one messages to and tram the United States seven times the number conpitted in 19I Reflecang me pnenomerm Wyear ,!Mwta of global telephone cor=unical.lons. in 1921 when the populadon of nearly t-ro billion thI were sbghUy lesl the 25 m.111lon phc.v--. By 11 71, when there were &WA 3% bLIbm - Flork - The company's r.ain thrust through advertising and I PU 1% . _ - I----In $ Ace INTan ; - were mittiS - Bargain The i world cities with more tt.an a iiflhlon ho Lt rsecsss.ir) to - - even by the evidence. Iiutbonddo involve risk. For example; A lX)fld is ptirthaietl at a market value of $100, sr-heduled t" mature in 25 yi'ats• No doubt about the rcinipnriy's guarantee. II will pay $lIX) in 1991 and 5 per tent (liVideflhli in the interim, In the meantime, however, the trading price dips to P That's all the market will pay, The owner Is confident that he will gel his $l() at maturity, but can lit, wail that long' lie finds ho smut sell, and so takes a $15 JOHN CUNNIFF Al' Ildilness Analyst NEW YORK (Al') - One of the oldeit, most persistent gen. erali:alions about the securities risnrkets is that stocks Involve risk and bonds do not; that if you want to conserve you Invest in the latter, avoiding the for. tner, The seed Is implanted in the ninth grade. It grows In the mind despite the harsh environ. ment of contrary Information in colli'i;e economic courses. It conn'st l)u' dislodged In adult life -! -T : ,e ntheUniedSrnOundmOreths.'u5 ptianec percent Irs th e '6tomeetthe*ccelerateddcm*nd day , - Like Stock, Also Risk Bonds, : - -. Z____ ------ flaflprWuu.., ble bar.r.,wter of support lei- the rexxvirtiariment plam ceedings faraday ." .' -.------ -- -- - house with A barge rjmL-r of ciumm a 120U.-.tember 40 member rt-appiwtimuntra distrk- of one to six , #,.rie.i& and a l lngs ie power of . cltirens I _ ~-7 _ _] -_. 11.1. -. -- rnuTllcJsticin-s during th. tO s the volnnw ! oeras ciLi rr a - _ Irue phones. or 0"e. Wven on in the United States. the world shrank in terms of international t Stop Plan OK Diehard -ffvsI to -- 1 the rating! are the Mrfle. flhtt'en cities In th e world have more than a mCii L)erarc1 ..intoSUIOn that this would be condlUoned a several at1er 'n.on •1 thil -_ , * - lobby thte*io L - ThiiithmTheIL _ Business Mirror X , - _ii- _ with me than half a million phones has reached only 37. a is the latest cvirtry in iacli the half-million mis I Still kading the world In the msnbet of phones as of Jan. 1 fl, w th e United States th 1%.2 million In wrvirv. j Jap1. ?r.th 26.2 million, was seciid, the United Kir pith 15 million was third and Weit Germany, with 13.1 b.- t.%* wj citi2ens. - was a Bid - 11. Iz , " --.--_ ~= ~ t-~---- k~ 1~ ._T_ I. )w of the ~4 7 TWOfl0 o' sods. Herb Udul, a local developer, has already In- water and sewer, and upon Cie, - ~1 '14 Xl ~, 7__ z~___ = - -2-~, ? . "k, I :. , - ~. r N_ __ ~ . __ - opposition from other council concern In this matter, s*ing. Uwn decided to m members to Usls pi. c. •m 1sj c'linan Harry Sambrook nation. We have co -eu place the matter on a IL) n pointed out that s the jungles in every City, We are In NteI'tndUYfl. and citirens tue freung at popuiauws wcreues, use city's the mi cit toward this. Council will other financial neecs will in. this area. Several other ci' Edith txPre.uci concern over the authcwlrc he ceIervndsm at ir on Monday DLJ* __ - __ _____ !bt' night, and *1 will tae atka.41 cigarette tax, Mytt.g the City apartment devek4rlsent rtierer4um is could not if it aubect of ad valorern dayt before pledged to tare-s came up rather early in ready to place before the . .- - tt' to d S Ed Yokely expressed his fs%wahlt indiestic'm ?Acco claimed that the sale of the meeUng, and - -_ - A Fifty i - Aft - - " -wt W.0 a great de&I of - __ Sweden is next with s74 csib per person on the average. These are some Of the itatisUci ge thered over a l2-m period by the American T phone & Telegra ph Co., in a report "13te World's Telephones." with 0* help of telephona companies U over the globe. Around the globe, the number Of phones had climb,.j 272.7 million b Jan. 1. 971,a 17.6 mIllion increase of 6.9 Dr i.cnt OW, the Mvious year and in line with the rapid Krvft pattern eSthbht5ht during the decade of th e i. P adsce, of nations Even with tI5 land will be sold for apiwtments Practical solution I have - ., 7 ~ff 1 cpky News Service Americans are most iaiuuve People telephone-Wise. U Ii. Ewh U..S. reildantui u 72 ot roughly twice a day. And t doe '? inei e11e$cafl. towrnarvttme* thePh0fle am 1wers 80P, Cinada s .CCOnd In the world with an average of 739 cfl3 tt person, itill slightly above the two-3-day aVerage, e. df% i f cr Tf - - -:-,. .. I - ~~ - . - - P % P"aIrldn i - In Entire World By .4 ?tve; --i --- Gabbiest Nation Pan Casselberry Council Decides rfaiI1 - - Flank Steak, Rice Easy To Prepare mushrooms and onions. SIK-OS of beef are dipped into is Wit Copley News Service batter made with ice water Flank steak, one of the lower which forms a crust the minute priced of the beef cuts, can be It hits the hot oil. The vegetables By SUSAN DELIGHT one of the most flavorful meats when properly prepared. And it can star at a party just as prestigiously as one of the higher priced cuts. Flank steak, which adjoins the short loin of the beef, is flat and oblong, is usually boneless and weighs a pound or so. It should be finely scored on both sides at the market when destined for braising or broiling. It may also be cut for stew, and makes excellent hamburger. The two flank steak reciples which follow gain their prestige from their pre.entat1on arid accompanIments. Either one can Impress party guests. The California beef tempura combines the fluent with _______ treatment. receive the same Partially freezing use beef will mike it easier to sUce. The tempuras method of cooking l.a enjoying a surge of popularity in the West. A tempura .set usually consists of a tempura pan, a 'kiminer, chopsticks and a drying rack. However, your own skillet and idotted wooden spoon will also do the job nicely. London broil with wild almundlné rice Is quick and easy to prepare, but impressive In taste and eye appeal. The meat Is flavored with slivered iilmomth urn! sherry LONDON 118011 WITH I" Ill) Al.IUNL)INE 1111K I pkg. 56 u:.) long grain and wild rice ___________________________ Setting Up Budget Can Be Problem Of A Family - - By JOYCE ROAIIK Copley NeissService Setting up a budget can be a problem to a family. ly knowing the national average budget you can formulat. your n family's budget. Joe Public's annual income alter taxes Is 1.1 600 4720 per msa'ntb L lie (uiun.l that his remit each month was $106 (14.5 p cent). Ills f.mily spent $56 per month (22.6 per cent) on loud (including alcoholic beterisges and tobacco), 'rl,ey spent per month 113.5 per cent) on iranpurtation (gasoline d car pmuymnrnts). Because he has two school age children. he spent $76 per month (10.3 per cent) on clothes. For m-dlcal care the family spent $66 (7.4 per cent). Household operat.ton each month cost sItu (14.1 per c-ei. The family spent $40 per mon th (0.3 per cent) on isersosusl business (insurance, care, etc.). Recreation took $49 pei month (6,3 per cent). The rtuhs -x-llssneotis spt';.dtng was *17 (3.8 per cent) s-mu-h mnssnlli YoI may spend more for rent, 2 cups water I tbsp. butter or margarine m cup sherry 1i cup toasted slivered alniosids 1 flank steak (1 lb.) I cut clove garlic 5 tbsps. melted butter or margarine 1 t3 lemon juice 2 tbsps. chopped parsley tsp. Worcestershire sauce Cook conten ts of rice and seasoning packets with water t.nd bulter as directed on package, substituting sherry for 'i cup of the water called for. Add almonds, keep warm. About 10 minutes before rice is done, rub steak on both sides with garlic. Brush with some of the meltcd butter; sprinkle with lemon ju e. Droll In preheated broiler, l'-s Inches from heat, 5 minutes tin each side. Cut in thus slanting slices. And parsley, Worcestershire and racist juices (from slicing steak) to remaining melted butter. ."-e as sauce over mciii and rice. Makes four servIngs, C.U.IFORNIA BEEF ir.an'unls truinspostation, medical care, I beef flank steak etc. No matter what your Greets onions, tiivahroonss, budget is, crinipare it with this parsley one to see how you compare "s cup flour with the national average. 2 lIsps. cornstarch U. S. government offices dii! a 2 lbsps. cornmeal survey in 1969.1910 of snore than 2 tsp. baking powder 10,000 orban and nsl arn.tes. I egg, lightly beaten Their uvcnage Inu:lw Wore 44cup ice cold wnter taxes ws about $9,791; ater 2 ibsps. milk taxes , about $I,600 I't'anul or corn oil My own family wouldn't be able to use this budget s-crhssthii because our housing cost is higher cucm month and we like to put misoc' In our savings each month. Your fatally will probably have similar discrepancies. By altering percentages • fit )OIW needs, you can establish a budget ttUlt (III your individus) f.'usily. mere are other ways of making up c budget for a family but this me(ho'i is the easiest. lte:iiemtLer that (bare are no rigid fot:nul,;s for detrrm,itninq the amount you should spend for housing, food, recreation, or any other category of saponso. Authorities In the tlt'l:I of Isiutly fimuai.oe reoi;uiieisi tiust a family not c"ceed 26 pr' cent of their Income for housing, 25 house payments, etc. or you :wt cent for foot', oi- IS pt's ce-st may spend trios e for ffNwI. f I hiss.,' - Sweet and sour sauce Soy dipping sauceVim (at from flank steak. Cut beet Iro thin diagonal slices, ..n i ir..tses long. Cut green o5I%L sutluding 'ups into short lengths. Slis.e mushrooms 1 , .z__ i__11t.lj __________________________________________________________________________ _____ ________________ ________________ ________ DR. CHARLES MILLICAN deft;, president of Florida Technological Univemity. was greeted by School Supt. John Angel when 51iWean spoke at the dedication of W. A. Teague Middle and Forest City Elementary Schools. -_ Ti p s (:)fl 3 Spa nis h D is h es By THE 1L%SCO1ES Srs-e scry cold in che-ii toç4th. hake. Sçre.süuw peas bowls. Garnish with croutons. .srowid the ca.rus. Chop up the haGledrI1$ and sprulk1e HEARTS OF AR11(11Ok& MMtIIKI.LA, Spain - The over top of dl.WL SUce U* invett ROMAN1t Costa del Sol lies pc-ace-fully i*tier and arrange in srtps 6-42 artichoke hearts oetwt-en the Mediterranean and aiternisbuag with the asparagua the Sierra More-na mountains in Ups. s. Olive cli this beatIIut country. alt Iilentiinii most suitably- with Its natural surroundings here is in a new rrisurt hotel the the lk"uc. Heat a thinhearts layer Andalucia l'Ia:a. In 0T otts oil In a trying pan chitecturat design ti ' remninlsccsitofcla.ssicat Spanish trnsutsutn heati. Fry until the hearts become golden brown. 16th Century bul.dtngs.. Its four Lower heat if they turn too fast. porticos leading from the hotel to not overload trying pan or to the garden are faithful they will stick together Salt and reprs.*luctk,uss. of .' cr to LuSt' majestici'laus oufidings %hE1tI.UZE it Lt VASCA Si's tile For tu people I F r w n thc Ikl-i. dil Sands&' About '-x Lb. hake tot cod in h"anaa kitchen, tre-e otferings: 51K-es t;i'.tiio About 20 tiny clams it, lbs trcsh tomatoes. About 10 small ihrlmp peeled and c'uarselv chopped i Large onion, peeled and tpeeied end ciunmdu tbsps. baby green peas ..-h.upped 2 tus. diva oil I tiwwn to large cucu;r&ber. large garlic clove, finely petted and chopped Copk Neuss Serc ice - -. - U rtak parsley into sprigs. Combine flour, cornstarch, i tiiediu, greoa pepper, cotnitseal, baking powder, egg, deribbed. aeede and chopped ice water and milk to make batter. Do not stir ton much. 2 taps chopped fresh gaa.uc t cup red wins vinegar 3 taps. salt I tbsp& olive oil 4 heat oil to 360.390 degrees.. [Hp a few pieces of beet Into batter, costing lightly. SUp into Mix all ingredients irs is bowl, doe;s hot oil. Alter is issinuti' or utx'ut two cups at a time l'sil two adi ottr bits of bed anti Into blender and mitix at high vegetables, dippinh first In speed about two minutes. batter. Cook until gal.-it- brown, Repeat until all the mixture is remove from oIl and strain on pureed. l'aatc, add salt If rjok, For l't'at reiu!t,.s ik not rsei.-ess-ar urtI water it. >u co-s-es ;sri tmsisn Isalt the prefer a thinner 54'up. It cen be cooking surface witho food anti strained, which means you Mn x'-.,i the lest.peIstsrc of all ottt Itt-.111iii the tomatoes at c,.ittani S-i'r ..t unto uuiltri the i 'hopPed 1w. rhupped parsley 1 hasd-bud*l Sti I te-d ;seet p1511.4e 4 aswatw. tips sall Viater Liihtl totir the hake. Ileat Olive oil III tTthf paut, 3au1 hake (or about two minujea en each skk. Take ouk haktm snsI put In hiat-resistaM cassets4i In the susie oil, utddthe g,abe, parsley, ciiuns, sh'uiq, and try over tiwdiwu h.it for about two niumutes. A..ld .l t h'.w .s't.t 40V i'.L"e :rt - _________ - � 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, March 29, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 29, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 29, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald