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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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 28, 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/0def273b84bfe31b97516ca6dfa81740.pdf c0cf973171f90564edb4b7bd6469eb5e PDF Text Text Air p ort Dedication Slated Ilk 1I1'.4t 11 •lttialt'n •'('t'tn'n% At To Deliver anthrb itjrratb Monday, March 27, 1972--Sanford, Florida 32771 PrIc. 10 Cents 4th Year, No. IS6 ItII 41 • ' 'ritlni.Ii tri c'a? ri 'isti'iis.si'tativ'narsol pert,rittiii'i Ilk qtu',l.q W'? 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It nintni ftP) t' 1- 5 (no j • Plane NSM_ '1*nhhnr Sneoks Belly For Navy Chaplain Lands By (P.4KV TA,l'ui JACKSONVILLE. Fla. iAP - A former neightr of Navy chaplain Andrew Jen'n today told a court martial that she saw him at home with ins wile on a date the prosecution claims he was having sexual relations ith another of iwife. Jensen. 43, is accused of having sexual relations with two Navywives and is charced with conduct unbecoming an officer. Lucille Marie Turner. ho now lives in Arvada, Cob., said that on July 16, 1971 she sa Lora Gucibranson — one of Jensens accusers — at the chaplain's home which was across the street from hers. Mrs. Turner said she understood the visit had something to do with food for the Jensen dog Later that d, Mrs. Turner testified that Mrs. 4 Jensen eft town but she did not see the 40-year-old Mrs. Gudbranson at the Jensen home that night. Mrs. Gudbranson. the wife of a Navy Supply of (icer. testified last week that she was intimate with Jensen four times. One of the dates she mentioned was July 16. 1971. Mrs Turner said she had traveled to Florida at By Jobs A. Spebb her own ex pense to testify in behalf of the chaplain, We don't U*U• whom she describ as 'a very God fearing family coiwnri wiw a t1aPP D1it4r'_t•5 man and a very honest person." salutation .. but.. if and when She also testified that she saw Jensen on Aug. 21. pp you reach 1970. a date he is accused of having sexual relations kTK* and with Mary Ann Curran. 24, the blonde wife of a Navy you, too dWebct&sy" flyer. Mrs. Turner said she saw the chaplain in the Thits hr !'ves at 410 San Marcos in morning and did not see him again until chapel services two days later. She said Mrs. Jensen also was away from town at rm cauin that what we that time — understand as our "trying he has seen them corrie and p m ddfeml eras x County Schools the pu B2mifld3ff)eOf two 5IYlfl3... the one I'm frequently using of 4 - • p 9.OJ14i worrying .. cause nothing's Are Dedicated gonna turn out right, anyhow." And the other called in to —r today and credited to WDBO Bill Taylor ... "Wouldn't this be the one 'heck' of a time meek to utherlt the earth` -Hey, just for the record ... did your church services offer a prayer yesterday for the POWs MIAs' And, did you fly your t it. Md are requested, the balance oi tiia week' FIROM THE MAUZAG; The Guardia.'u angel psalmist of DeBar-.% was asked you think of Spaliki's Hp*u'e's-Lev.aed ticket" mis angel psalm of rt'yrne and reason was recorded en led. WK Th'krt •.. ...rwg$4 Ltke.1 't petnilsihe liberal vøte, Wild suck a least would get %allure goat. But Edward bows 'as wiser polItics, to w4 his finest cKatge in IlL" Ed Bodin, Reporter -- — st Alter watching tarn for ins-ny, on the cBs-Tv, i had the opç nity, as dad nearly 400 others on Saturday night, to lear and meet Walter Cronkite as he addressed the guests of the man) yews Greater Orlando Press Club "Man has learned to conquer the earth but he hasn't the sea. - . outer space. • learned to conquer himself. He continues to kill his fellow man Just as he did in the Stone Age, And that is where education becomes vital. We must learn to live together in peace." Sc spoke Dr. Charles N. Millican, president of Florida Technological University, at dedicatory ceremonies fcr W. A. Teague Middle School and Forest City Elementary School Sunday afternoon in the Teague auditorium. John G. Angel, school superintendent, was master ef ceremonies, introducing guests, Walter A. Teague, for whom the middle school was named, Dr. Miflican and Eoghan N. Kelley. architect, who presented school building keys to Teague principal William P. Layer and For' City principal Arnold C Otto. W. A. Teague Middle School is named rn honor of Walter A. Teague for his many years ()f dedicated service to the education of children A native of Newberry, S. C., he is a graduate of Newberry College and Stetson University. lie taught in South Carolina schools for three years before coming to Seminole C*inty in 1934. His 38 years of educational service to Seminole County include three years of teaching, 16 years as principal of Chuluota and Oviedo High School and since 1953 as assistant and associate superintendent for business and finance ' * 'r'. ' - bouquets . () £ . we hued met for the first tone UI 5 udorneail fte'tIIinQUOt party , at the Greco hsame. are 1,11 v more t added to our last of &.14liii wile A. -W le 1 n101" to people who can certainly brighten a weekend fur yteit- My kind of peuple, you know' _:1, .. - - .i.. " . Gourley Trial Opens Jur Is Selecte As Herald Index Judge Waddell strvsent to the relative mutter in which a yellow tie. During the majority of the Jury must preliminary stiute:nentui by venirt' that It will not be A pensive Richard Gourley Circwt Judge Thomas Waddell sequestered during the progress rec(mulwnd uicrc>- to unpose a Arc deaths the Jr., Gourley engaged in of the trial, which, he said, Is life sentence rather than the Bridge stared intently at Calendar venlrenien during examination anitnated conversation with his Expected to be concluded death penalty. 1243 One of the senlre, a minister Clas.sifiedaL by Assistant State Attorney attorney, Frank Cannon, and tomorrow. Uowever, he intO-tI of the Sevnth-day Adventist Comics Newman Brock as Gourley's co-counsel, Gordon Frederick. Jected "maybe not:' 1041 Church. stated In answer 10 1 ('rue.swortipu:zks The courtroom was crowded trial began this morning. As is his customary LI Gourley.20, lake Mary, Is procedure, Judge Waddell, who with local attorneys viewing the query as to moral compunction Dr. Crane t.ihIities a "folksy" r.ipport prou'i'dtngt as well as the usual In the capital case, he would be ttar At'by charged with first degree concerned only with the guilt or Kditerial -onunent murder In the bludgeon slaying with Jurors, mentioned that the' uptiwunt of t1wctnturs The court innocence of (lie accused. Entrrtauuuent of 69-year old George court would be receptive to any questioned each PmosI)ctivt' lirock tiucheti UPOO One f Ikretscope DeGiovanni on Sept 37, 1971, queries regarding the legal juror as to whether he could today's most profound during an alleged perpetration procedurt's and improveccwntof establish a verdict bist'il sole iy questions bantered about in theIIosptt.alriotes Publienotices on the guilt or IfltilH'u'fl('t' of the news media, "I)'; you of a robbery.l)lGlovanni's the court system, feel that ir(y battered bod> was found at his One Prospective Juror was defendant, after 'tie of the society tuss certain rights which Spurts home on at 2512 Sanford Avenue racuseul briefly to register to s'enirntiucn saiti hi' does not uiuht be protected in a court of i'v by his son vote. She Indicated she (iiiled to believe In lnlIit,il pwiisluiuemit. flue court explained the law as well as the defendant's Vegetable ntar.t Gourley was neatly attired in renew her registration card and righ Us - ------- - --chocolate slacks, sand shirt this is a necessary qualification imposition of sentence Is a checked sport rout unul canary iii order to srr'.r' it, a jurur — --------- --- ------By MARION BET1II..% Quits As Firm Proxy (1'-nn Al' 'teppiuug uustuin' as hj iarti millionaire, saul Sunday hue Is Tb.' 17.yu'stMlli tYu'IidIi, ilt'i t.urt,I lii' tni'0ulu''. s'nlIr,- Ilk.' )t'ars ago I,) hunnrriiwiiug I,t_*Yd, .uiu1 III III) Iuiti'r'ti'w flint Or IV 1011,1 tiikiiig steps tin rsnii is ilislrit,utorslniis s) stein to) avoid li'gul turuilulso'. Liii' I,,sc-1 tttuui Re rn ove ci On Chuluota Street ..,. .'- - -' . > 1.1/A HAKI .j . - -. ' CHUIUO'I'A -- Ihe' barrinianir on East Fourth Street cisilir " 71,AN ' ' . - . , •,• Barricade r rica ci e ' one also (or W', dzOrlll,iafl Bet) Aycfl,g. whom - - the press media, And while we're offering F L . .- i'.uutt'rurisi's is ' ort . - %- S. iS W. 'furrier, Florida multi. ctt.atruutun of his tinnpun>. Uridouutewy, Lne tine who - • IF ti - %iAllA, e___, huge gathen'ig. would win "flaflOs OOWV" tSr title ofMiiler Nice Guy for all Of - .1_ti..- ___________ Turner Stepping Aside. a . f r an emergency landing' une down rim the rwht-ao'tr runway at Sanford Mrp The plane, with two Iota bu no passengers on board, was on attaining flight, The nose wheel ,••• __-__ ________ came down about hallway • '-''-. while the back wheel dnnr nperwnl but the landing geir wooult;n't drop. Firemen from the Saifrg'1 1psrtment put foam or, Fire -., '1-' -. " -, the runway while the piano c_ ctrrle.1 the field coumlng fuel The pilot of the plane requeste" . ' - # 'ç .' -. . ... ... , . 2000 feet of foam, but, at .. cording to Airport Supt . , . n.• . $_• Eubtiond (FAt Turner, only Wo .. to 1.000 feet (4 foam was on the runway when the plane ma..e . ______ ti.'! beuy-landing. _.ti • :,,... --n •1h fire truck which wa''T I. • . "' .reading the foam, had left ti _4c;]•• . . full its tanki with water ti -romplete the foaming. Be1rir . :-:.4 A: the truck returned to the runway. the plane came for a hell:,. i• -... •.. . .. -. ...-,. • -; - ,,,• . ,,. ' -IL an4ing, sliding nearly 2,000 fret .. '. Wore coming to a stop, When ::.. . . —the plant landed, there was less . Um 10 minutes of fuel In the tanks EASY! EASY! LET 'ER DOWN EASY! The two pilots, James War anti Thomas Fowler, escapt-1 tell(IL.(I, touchilig (10%vil its illain wheels, also A SHAWNEE AIRLINES twin-engine airplane without Injury and the d_amauze jammed. rear the runway paving. Plane comes in for a belly landing yesterday at to the W,000 plane was slight lielated photo on skidded 2,0(X) feet oil its belIV flerndon Ambulance ws Sanford Airport becattse its landing whPels ((BrY Taylor I'holo) page 2.) standing by with emerger.t, were jammed. Note nose wheel, partially ex____________ equipment but was not needed The north-touth runway wa. closed from 11:45 a ru until in, when the plane was finally removed Several planes were turned away to other airnort during this emergency period The east-west runway remained open. but several pilots e&ecen1 to fly on to other airporU rather thin land against the trick:, winds d y - ' -_ _- The biggest surpns. o! the nigtn, as the various awards 9 were tiring presented, was Ow 14 1110. standing .s'aL1014 Longwuvds Ctioirky Greco o WDBO-'TV t received from the ---.- ______________ Rv FRED VAN PELT Just like >vur next-douris great. great gu neighbor with a trenenduus wise of humor. too Arid in uei._n,, tie years yuwigcr — I , $ g A Shawnee Airlines 4' •'nin.' airplane. turned an, from llarndon Airport in WAL'i'EIt A Ii'agut' t left v as hnan')r.'d Sunday when the W. h. Teague Middle School was named for him. The seed" for so honoring the long-time educator was placed in The Sanford Hes1d' ''Arowid the Clock' column by Herald staffer Fred Van Pelt (right) four-five years ago. School officials liked the "Clock'" suggestion and followed through down Friday afteui,uun. Ifle barricades were put up last week by E If. MeAksandcr, Of Sercilnok l'e tr okwui Company of San! c,rd, who isislit Is private Property. County ltod Supt J C lavender and County Enginner William Bush visited the site of the appruziniatcly 100.fot bar"itiate I"rl'lay before (cttflg McAleaands'r's -° at- torn.'y, Douglas !itt'n.tromn, who, in turn, advised Iii sTrtasus states ork miii'anwhiils', nsuuia'r affairs P'tluliIIiISSi,i H btn'Akxuceit-r to menu..'. u' tine bess M>PItIIII j*1I4$MJst'Il is Ite'.e barricade, i'll) regulation to make it Ills-gust 'l'hc paved street was turned too set up or up.'mate slistrihutur over to the county In ltuVol aiiid chain sales. Shin sail Iwo t'oisi the county has iiitntuiiirr1 it panics owned by 'turn. r, KIItkOI since that time, according hi Interplanetary 1';nterprtses unit lii New lAvender. - Bulletin WMilIU(i'ION Al'i Workers tjriite(j Mine I'resldent W. A. "Tony t B4)) .,> I, taking the stated In his '.wtu rkft'icse, told a US I)iattlut Court jury today hr believed Will actions In illpoliticalconreeling irIti,ti.,si' writ' leg,al Y . Dare to lie Great, had bt'vn named in complaints to her uit'jldItiiiVflt. A spuiki'siiami for the' (1rPm Iii (H taints, saul 'I unusi is iiiiuug $,it'u a ( inmisuitisust !iusltiiuiI, giving hills more (limit' Iii devote to iii.eliviiliiitiitl Ien'tur$ng In the until lludueirl Wilder, it uustl'.i' s4 ltatlie:i County, Ky., will muiuvr into 11w (up spiut, lIsa comuipany t.iii't �Moncia'j, ?Arch p. JV7 the' cooltarn IinrItf Sartford 2-The Herald . .1 -- :.' Mmday Mar& 2 5W .(.-4v,._-_.,_ - ,_. - --. -- "Angela Davis' Tria l Opens At Long Last vis S - - - U. S. Seeks To Stop 1~ ,;''e, 4,?A= ~ -.1 - ~. ~ ~, . . -I- - I *- - 4 ~ -; I,V f4 Test Of Army Spying wtth 'ttw hroadeV. & ge1?.11Xze Wrftei p Dw Li I T1 G thee AP - Tt vsIzINcrro! t.S Cdt Court` t the T)U')ustice r)eprtmeflt tiidi wled he Suwcrn CIzr U W & Cotumhu AU: Apri W op a na ust & the Arn13'a cec whet unwuntf tx a trial a the we the Arm'. gatherul WX veU3an a ctvtham audI) ia oll -t W co=etr rndr= OW Infwmatior, abJ thd righii have beer. and asuclattom begmflfllc it tiv sununir& 1 viotateci Tndayaar-ha )rar1n w *e nnt a band o K BAIU' scHwLI) -'" grand 1i st, jrtflieflt tt bead Of! this, it,Wii GrISWOld sate tha beft an pera ar group ii a1ln,uec UUI coin It' claillenge the Solwttar (ieai 1 -. wit ? GrISWOld deCI*Tfd It advant bnef He sate the liar mdivsduab and naw g --.i v.r'tiian cit ' aXiUitlosm then gnil be r%1. it c1aIn-' dLc!itflT ii djmjuttt t1L heur it 19Th b fl iuI Ark 7*tzin4 ezeeuUvt pnJti tar'. a u ci C far Coxvuientnui Ob,eru,rs. Iiiiii Cri Lvnt.. er: Re'. Aloe?- } igr- Jr. mnii*tr. & the a' flart Madmna it ro:. }4en*nUt N. Wvat Jr.. a Ifijj L,w *fld b flthF grntjpi The' ITt Warner. 5tib I ar Pear Cn - a Vtnin. WeAommItt the VLtver'Jt'. a' PervtveVia ivar ru Qraf 1nvi1èt 7eni.; UpiIo Pea It Vmrn ?he A!7?W2t PPdsUCt. C tuniip. Szatt. C.mt% trnpto?ees. 7w Vieuwt Mxwrnnm1ttir Clergs and Lavmet CneerneC Akut p. v&e'.az, and er Leaçut Trrxr lavsr. PTIZt Aikit of Lii It WVt.. RIIZ1 ]. MILl the anit Is made of strrir stuf!' that Grtqwnld Thir . diciatrid vrIignrr '/ N ,i mile from Herndon Airport SA\TOPJ) FIREMEN chcc1 the Rcack CZ4!ITW parw a! te.r ai e.mrrgenzy beity 1anthn at tht Sanford Mrport Sunda'. The plane. owrnid b'.. Shawnee Mrlin. was turned awa g trn- Leave ___ - _______ - __ ___ fl'. sucii p -rzr •,.• :m r- is - - - u-.; ....'1' c1r;.tt, . - I've-'. time' von ge' an eta dotrzwn: von Ilk. it," the -.•-. b.fl ': ' Fruinti S Muskw of hiame Geir"ge McCovern ri! SautI n.j.'..'. .,',4 ,,,,, - . :_ r.: =ti,tIc ii . - Vis it M. o se u M - It,CAm 'lA'U)I. t I I :)1sIa WJIL. - From I w-vict ilattat Ii kenuan: u- a. r'iva'i it ttw L.. MarInes IZT !flUtt- 0! 1 ptwiautwt. But for JUL t&hore It war 11w Ifllni: the.: propelled hUt UIU E1OTL Nabora is appezrum at Wa!: Thanes World it nJmmtum wna begat toda' Or 11wwill. the t.E Otyrupt' Golf Magnolia and !aln cour. Nation it- one of manv stare whit appear attxitgaia "OlYflWu '? VeWW' . . PIEtII PO ..LeC Stan S 'anurs.. Cmnwi. het*Er It IOT!1t !'yk L' M . r In whet. Ani GrifIlli. noticed Inn. U I nip, chit act zr ilarnzut and gave Inn. a u'. at, flu. TV anne He bad IficiVed from his homeurwi it! bylacauga. Ala becaust (I. asthma •• !yun. a service statler rttenciafl it "Meybetr' 'C,anwr went at! it Joni the Mannft at the' star a! rut, own Ti -. shoe Nation a jie UevatZfl4 muck. em Unit It persom , It vmart without is "1 was ia teleViaion lix' p$aaran Drea commented Naiswa. adding. "Now I have the unit it Ut a few of the' things I've atwar' wanted U Wn1bt- Nab= uevueitang Will: I)t5fle Vor1cucvntwctwt will the OlympK- Golf (tu1L Ia admits. "1 don't kixee ' un'iinnji about golf, In zxe ever. playing' fnnecne at pwula'. dieletISt- 1w replied. !n. LUVJ I' hit the but MbOUI at U. , 1w caL Natairs classed u. Las liegar- twt'weeasagl when- he' was playing at the Sahara Balet He then played the Houston Aswodonw EmIl & week U. Pfloenu. before' flying nUt C!rlandz' Sunda,' afternoon Nation wilt 0- a benefit for Retarded Cnllctrrn in Maui-- wlis' feet their department ' Ueiclflrd singer wit move on tL Lcw. Angeles It cut anti album Nation says and does refirris trw Cion hut 'vlt' image it's no' his. entire- act, "kinda hall.antI-tmlf rvev off the stage talking Ia fruenda, It's the small voice. 11w arnt cliaracier. Sh=anIS' Lverythang ' uliougx wit t' -s. L " -- 11 4M Ciramko, 1 unerat' hione i arrangement. - - 71r MRS MAItCPJtLI7 fttqI[ Mrs. Margaret mit Street, Muint. died at Seminole Mert Huaptiat) Suturda3 buII in Sanford She was i nwnwer a! W1LL1si - ,.. Aleuluumi 1"T _. t..UUS'tI Inc -- -. employed by 1urst Conthuientr. Company a! 'he is survived b tw' daughters nirs lieLitit - " had rtiit. T.. ta , Lived ii Sanford Ice' hat' U: iMptuat Cturth, and a WWII nuituqe- it! Seniunuege- He Cuwuw utj -' cut - Counuodort QubE1iabet1 ituelier. Al ion;, Walter II fi.11er, bott.ulSanlaetl, anti tint". grandcnule x. raflluI, 1 unieral flume a in itirarge of arrangements -' Funeral Notices - Weasmulier are prumuuug tlit United C.flynipiv golf clza'sic th is week World (Gary Taylor Photo) at SletLeb Walt L)isxwy William .1 taruvt, 31r. uf anew Avenue, died s butidav afternoon at Senunole (flit U! Wfla was an IUUW a--- N . the time u MAlIt a on Carrw a lam - v' '°' 'IOa tL)WIt. C.1'r'tD$ 1w1x.' At --sbor wa ww'a'. to, ao..r cvisi'- i,. - imita .- a' 5iu'r .aa.'. sins one "on', siel' ,- Isisc a 3 a Wi, I ,'ose V 5Mtt silW it.. L kn'e t)..ntc', r I,, of I crnsnssrv i.m, rIq.naau Lwf eeaaerniws 11,469t,"Is A,n,'g.ae' Cant.' ,.', ErrafniLow I pc,. ewir . a; saw a. - i. -" . w.r .is ,.,'. s. a' Ur c twl a' I S I' iP V ansi-. .,on cri.pe siitt becel s.vr '.irw a' V KI.1111041% r-re"tialow, wil . ' a ie'j. if t.' .nno wa - sits --- - 01APMROvE. aj,q0 w'-w SOUTHERN AIR c $.zwFO. INC 10th MAPLE AV E PMONI 3i.&31 See .' - 'lp - vtIIIie S ' 4 PLA N !J0,000 square FOR TOMOR R a, f.-- 0 ' _________ ______ _______ ____ - 141 Ii - feet . 10, a - ) o ( ) *.- , l'h!l ". ('J PAl. '.JVJ,krr ill - .1... ,4,.,l ,--.i,,,.,, s.f ambr interested citizen of Casselberry and will volunteer my time to helo further the City c,otf Course fund drive. I I £ j 1. ________________________ ' at t '-t,xsn,f.,,i Airport, April 1, 1230 p lit , five (5) year prepaid member'hip. "" . ' ', . Mr . - • _. - - - -m . - , - . -' l ' -• : . .- i. -' .- . , - , 'h . ' •. Itt-ar A't,iilrl Janet-s O. Mayo, USN. f.Iirectur, Fleet headiness Liaison and Information Comma rid, Support l)ivislon, OPNAV. A.imlrai Mayo Iornieri> onu,n,ao1ed the Snuiefur ml Tma'.uul Air Station bae-n1 IIATWING ONI-, Vigilante seurveilance and nerdiuco honatAng squdromes. "Pw La,. , ___ 'I 0 / ,/ '- , -- - . , ' - - . 1i - - ' - , - - - - . '.t '. . . . i' ." % - : ' .'. - II I - ' .. I ' •- - , - -.4 - .., It, - . 11 ~ - ~__, 1i - _-:., - 4, 1 . , ~~ - . . INJURED in a car-motorcycle collision Saturday afternoon at Elementary School in Sanford was .Jo)in I). McClellan Jr., idvitwilde . Vihien Road, Sanford, driver of a motorcycle that collided With an auto operated by Mary C. COSat, 1)1 Tucker Drive, Sanford. M cClellan IS listed in good condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital Monday. The mishap was investigated by Florida Highway Patrol trooper Terry Mcintyre and charges are pending. for their anoarent lack ref Sb' Miarthy Avenue, with rape alter the woman complained Walker pushed her out of a cat' near a wooded area off Bungalow Boulevard and sexwsll) assaulted her. Wrtgt.t stated Walker ap. Pt0h1t'd the woman late Saturday night while she was leaving the Ikl,uxe tuar and asked her to drh'e him home, iro-u' it was dose to a'. hers' she ievetl In another weekend report, a county depitty report'd he wits att,ac'ke-d by a man he was trying Ii. arrest at a Santora bar. Charged wita aggravated ,',ault, resisting arrest with vIolence and destroying county property was Henry King, 22, (rapeville Avenue, who was - - iii low urday proceeding Christmas by the Sanford Herald, 300 H French Ave Sanford, Fla 3111 , , ',."ond Class Posha. PaId ,,t )nsmIurd. F los-ide 32711 Subscription Rates by Carrier. weei, iI Y.ar$IUOO ' rt)('t7' •t'17 In 'TIPr I. c..a?t I'. r"' ' - RENT OLIVETTI at Electric Adding Machine urusnnlo. owevet, 1w said. 'I tIc' village of North Orla I 'a ashes to have radio dispotrt I * I -. .- , '1 - . ...'.. - __ - "' ' ~5IC '- ,__-ar . ., - . -i. -- i..'. 1. -' 19934) .,. •" "1 r -'-! gse -* stuaxt 1 ___ V ,C e0 g - ill [air Usi*ti i1U. U11A - - ThIS * county alir Jackson's bond was set at 120 000 and bond for Brown anti 1 Wright stated the whLskt') was found in a chicken coop -- - - - - ion an - a at - -_ - - - I peakoperiod i enerators. 1 f -- - alla $40 WilliariLs was placed at 1115.000 each. _ .. / Z_ __ '5-4 • • ' N " ~ - - I IIIA-0171el ( IN016 I YIIOII4IA P1110551 PO hi liii Flo. - - CC)NNII LUlls 'li-itt 7 Ca,,.tb,u1. CI.. VIRGINIA COP4WSLL ill iRS __ Allam6ntei tp'i'11 ma., ISHA CASILI III Silo AIl.m,,'l. S 5.,,..,.1,. 11 8 'IILDA RICHMOND "s-is', n.e,.... ii.. 4zw-- -i - - ij f We can t afford not to. I P,bIishid Daily, •ecept a000.y '" making more weark- Swes' cr. said. contrary t, puisle.ctaeal reports, his doplartalis nram'nt is weihitisffed and r,e.va n'e assistance from Nontr tj the truck's confrn's, All three are in the I'Iit' Samford Herald Christmas, published Sat ' their '. pr' Cation Inst the eervrreq r.. ch.'pantxnent has been giving. lodged in Jail In lieu of $7,000 b,irroor,e tur,n'. I. Itountliret' suffered right knee total bond. The charges were filed by Injuries in the altercation, Deputy T. G. Roundtret', who %hich required help (ruin the reported he was attacked by the Sorufonil iIet'e' k'pattruieot to man when he tried ii' stop a rt',olve. - " Then pr,lice chief has iillv,~,IIJINGWOOIJI - Ilolice Chief !-_44,-d -Wt 4t Isr,rih N.-Irth Orlando throe rhiteicits ir. P 9-'- C--11 a crime listed agairst hun, after tie called authTnties anA reWrted someone had stolen , -- house. ('.suruty Oct Sgt . Jistenny Wright Sunday arrested a Sanford man charged with the carly Saturday rape of a 41,car-old Sanford woman. Wright reported he arrested Ulysses Walker, 21, of 2036 " , by ti,I St - ,, .. 1 . . 11 . 44 a . . - - " W ,e a - ' I, vik - . "•flri7• '' admItted no formal ,mr.erne-nn .autMntieel the 1,t,r'a-sl city (oeznrtl was ever ezeut a'7 ' ,.1' - '' '•)•f -'. y '- - Ant . - (',e'sn-In 1.partment tiin .smvl iultaMe amnunt n .w4'r that ?arttU$e people may 'Ur'el r a . arrvtce contin ue d by tta" liurre tiim'ri, at' ltarn tt, lasngwr%4 I'olice Departrne-t drher of a trm k istided with an Ills going to ha'.e to arrange e sti mated 8.8 000 in whiskey. wine and other assorted spiri ts, "help out" in some rn.arar,s'r were arrested by Seminole during the nine weeks tini'. rounty and Sanford police spring and SWWTt when the city's police personnel will be Frida afternoon and Jailed n Liking vacations. %ariou'u rhtrt'ei after an at it is not flght fur Nor,. tempt Was rumanle to sc-Il the la ndo to expect Longwn.'t Or for $120. l)eputy John Wright Jr , who taxpayers' money to answer th eir telephone complaints and participated in the capture of radio calls and todo their papnr Ted Lewis Jackson, 40. of work." Sweat saidJackson'. tilt', the truck driver; He explained he ha ,l Edniird Brown, 48, of 1410 West 16th Street, and Amos James requested North Orlando Police Yrihliuirns 35 of Wahhi'uen Clark Chief Walter bachelor the Courts, were charged with provide personnel to hi breaking and entering a motor village's work in the Longwood vehicle and grand larceny in police station during t?t-'.im itt n p rid e dint connection with an effort to sell the wnaskty,which Is owned by American [)istributors of Jacksonville, Jackson had an additional charge of filing a false report of . '1 _____ _________________ ff . I pledge $1000 and WI)! receive. '4' . . , - ' 177 777 - , • Sawmelteordite Held In Rape hih1ipptrse ljbcrationhtibbora thri" '.o'Ij' ' / .. - " '4.1 I' I IS i (Vapmert Continued from Page ii ('elation Itibbrn i th stw') Also to' wears the AsiaticPat iftr: Campaign Medal (threestars). American Campaign Medal, World War II Navy Medal, Victory Occupation Service Medal, Europe Clasp, National Defense Service Medal(bronze star, I I , - ,Saturday - • . , NOW IS THE TIM b. d a. .__, , -_" employes. the ('bomber official l pled ge l2Set,d wilt receivceg per cent discount i n membership fees for a $tir.t' (1) viar oarj. - l' .S. , ' operating Dedication -, iui tee handle fla. '1flage's a'iila 4nrirmi 9'.. iaça'ree'wl 4.'pmr. rr..n'. ; ,i.ai*on .r;rvr , ay re' iti,enc. t.r1 in the beginning tonr urug the amvsmt " work 9,. (n'lar4n dlspatrh ee-jji-p .'it'I irav'il'a Rather than tt'' per mon th . Ii'" caLI t";.srtzrwflt had en !I4 vsj.t mar / antr,rning r..e over that arr.oemt, Pee saki 1051 aided the Ior,'. (RIMIdO dep$ttIn.nt went to 24&AuniT14# after the iflf1rmi.. i.tre,rnent was tfl.*4. thii' ' space for the metal farm and •sill require the hiring of more emotion Plan , - .' (,nI.u rwlo Village offlctaI,c tr#a, . - i'' complete-cl of - ' 4 . - '; ,- . . ri t I(wasJackaon'417'year4l'I brother. Jonathan, who rarriet gun-c Into the Mario (oursty k'rl,l,'r eisntlntirii .-_.' at liar-Car Alurninurn Products This brings to total tIaSSOf i? . ' Just , ) )tni,iiø Ilnn,i., '.'.teich look ou'r the II. I.. hunt -- uirriursl erhas.. .I(het ?r''h1. t'o 'sm-l.m iaA'/ '.- rIta . fi,ilowed as the), werp trying to * . ,."-. / . _______ IRk tim insert ir,c' tr.k rue m'I Ic cap tive . and the 511r%#tnut Bul ld Winch es ter . uii!5(5''•''' _,.. - F'ruanclacei. --- • dude a recent 40,000 sqaare foot expan.s ion Ølease check one or more of the boxes below: I bI'i tfl'ested in the Purchase of th e gtl! co'jrse by the Ci'y end will Pledge , ( - * and WII....tAN .t.-. - ie'.reI e' ,ssr'i' !eif ',ei U'.at , Intuit, astsl their r;s'.e I'. now In the' tumnela of a Jury In San Land Shortening. a cwking oil firm, Other industrial expami,)rv; noted in the city by Krider in- -- . II con- nounced soon for Southern The City of Casselberry solicits your support in the p.,rcf of the Land 0' Lakes Country Club. If you are interesled in this purchase to preserve the golf course EmIl retain the open space rural character of he comrruty, f - •- '- -'.f ."4' tlatel fMngswu4 ,te' , , r,in(t'egfl usosi .. - -- Sanford Accordi ng to Nuder, o ther industrial expansions are Undes-way, including another' new V,tiuldmg expected to be an. . - ____-- . 'tiite opera. -. - 4r1 twit: .1 :-intnu',e'r-t for ,Per 'it asIrl - - so d ..--------------l,euirut'rn I'.It'('IitiuIU Chamber industrial with Hcguna' howe chairman, has been working for almost a year to interest paspective industry to locate in '-fE: - )OIiCt' d The III )SID hwifil or Everweeill, - anus Yar committee - ____ , I 'hark's I"agan, Sanford I J0110 A. SI)4)lSkI P11(1(01 detective and Lt structisin of a 15,000-square-foot buIlding is to begin Imi.ediatelv. according to John Krider, Chamber maitager . . 1c , s it •7jpI I 'r "Pt li t Sun reisentin - J The ' tasi hee'tgt armi. l'j se-I legally for -/e'5r4" Sf141 tI-sat ra.r $..p) 'he ii -' '-'.14 pvap.vhy he lone lay oar , ..-....'...-- . from left, fle'ii Ibitler, 1)4)11(1' whisky scene Juhnn Vv I ight huel Otis He dding eli pnt cnty detective, Sgt - G ary Swa iti, Sa niurd r,r,t -Rf, ' jI (j -' "rr'.,r4r, to It', ,tfly . xni'.i ; tam& R an ds S 5.8 act-es of land at Hands Yard off West SR 46. The firm will fabricate kaus.sons arid pilings (or bridge and harbor andennph') at peak 10 persons, according to Paul Pendergast. Industrial Con. tracting president. The con: pan also op rates a simila r business at Fort Lauderdale , GOLF COURSE FUND DRIVE - ta' 10'09i.(. 7, of 343 t.if,WtiS ASS 'IL IJIC SUflOat V IqSfl.nO4e Nmsei suapti.; *I I- tsi$ • 5 if -- 1104111C fleaD'.. •' TO-S, Mr,.oa is. cncese,. a., JUIWA Swilen ' r- A J. t - , ;; co rusu-uci 1(iI-SqUari,.toct bu ilding on rccentl) purchase'1 . .qap,a,,.. .," , e .w In ustry CITIZENS, NOW IS THE TIME FOR ACTION IUti I II w.s rn - -- i.,si cia"c ' ,erwii"r i.qtiven tiLA P o1'i'c e Chief S No. OrlandoStand a white gaunrrl at t,Ipf lahI l'rl'ist Ira Ja nuary Oil) One if the' (litre (,c,nl r the coming to Sanford of Corn:Industrial pan)'. a new industry pj. CITY OF CASSELBERRY - will qe.i ?,, ecittvin'e' It,a 'h-while Jury of eight wuuein ,itiii frost men that 'ilbis tHavie I'."mi',ht the' tpin' arid ),.Jp.cl plot -, - 1i'w,lv,sit Ill Ill" Matins ( soifaty ''met ;srertaely hu.w dim tIgur,I ill lIar' ,sllc'strmi pin.t, which it charges wall; hit take hostages Ins order lei fun e release of It.' Stroreibcrg-('arLn dIsclosed has increase-it Its facilities by Greater Sanford 'hamtx'r ° 40.000 square feet and is ena- plant a year ago, has isp' a month ago Its plant would be Commerce tinial ; ;inbet'.een 20 to 300. - proximately 200 employes, the fm Champion tar five consecutive years' And at the Sanford airport or. I Aprilgir'It Is doing ha cubes that war her 1kw: title Ploweii .' ft 'irjssei that after he'r ,i'.h , ruetit autef t.çatf Keaga'n rr'.''r Il I'i b at- panIng1"Of change, of -i.rat,.', t'irreey Il's-ward Mos'e .If has tmil arid other pq.triaI ' rant bill' ate-cl wt#tt#r it will ri,ntenvl4 Mis-i Im'ik, f',Ilrnw, Itarrls' opening state- fined frr,rre 't it vn,'nt with on. of their r,'an, a? A'siIn.sieptry fra4!'i'tptt$' at (14'IA af'er heir 'orrimianhit '" wait mlii the' itafe tfl.wnts entire 'as., wI'airh will me-hod o felactbons be-'e'm. known. i4 th. i,Ir ii ftsrr,e"CD h' f le'ttiutsfly fr''i .n .tp.i'?e-m'l 16$ 'unit 'ii'tsate (hi.f ;,tn'.e', utnir Albert W flcirra .Ir In Irli ('.nIng angie- ? vi-0, ______ a'. nit i s.t'tn-r - National Women's Aciobatir .' • ' The vI.far. - - . an Plan 1. her "The a U tie Angela liqyl4 trial tiller I/ 11111111 114 rd l.'itai ms,u'.- fir log f,', 'I'h. 4f.n'e. an - Sole'rla'i IirsiUs'r'.. three (star 'w relnvIrtR .etue'..l of ,s,ur4e'rinit - I. - - - Notices C.I!VW1I Unh'uC *Wn,00,r C.,,,'' WILLIASI lhUtIXdtLflI -________ AprL I a: tra ain-fairt UL If, 14 veart. lie teria a menluet a' , '"U' - us- sir anne I FIU'iT a , tlitplaytd by Seminole BARGAIN I iltiUt's di'ptiti(IN anti .Ili on polite m1(e 1 (he F'i'iday arrest of three :nt'fl. authorities s ay were responsible for trying to sell the $8.t$R) truckload for $120. a See Story) Surveying tIlt' * r .o " rutul4 it! lii per- tune' Thtcca1U " theater. Casaelxirrr! Hr is eurviveci ti,' Ins wile. a4js Jean Lavelace. Sanfurti. WILLIAM twe John. Muum. and YtlLer Herr) f Wtnwt Park. if, Club Rd. deed Saurdalk William J r . . Wtnwt n'elaett nanther, Mrs. J.nir ;t'flmi at Senunule Meniorial Hispttai He was a native a! Montgunaer. Ala twill sisters. lived Mrs. Jean Geatwn- ant! Mrs Muiauujut Wit. anti it ue-ctun ti*. pas, tis. Liarotin' Small.. hUll U! Mauimoving lien- Iran that clt lit Igitiliel)' aDd ii ISothar. JaIUe. retired naetbanut witi; Of Ptsgnzx. Am "' .i -- - i. - U $05. , '.tnir•rur uf f'wrat a' augments Litit Wrer, Featured ' Ballerina I' WamIa. sertjce, ice' William Spans IIAuatrutetI receuth , It That personage it Mar Gal. 1 ' . Lavelact Sr.. lit . a! . ti21LleI Lane. win, dm1 Fruda nurh: at a local hnita. wee . ---------------unera! Notices trtlti tuda at .Z u.n. at "awt msi a'.aar'r brisso"- Funer'ue' Rome witf '° lie'. Jjec$ h.-v=1 off anautmg '..•• it; . burtite sae. ax; (ialtlawt Ii r - M,.i- W!( 0IC PiJ grnndchliflrmt ii-u ' Air thca b,' t fact that a zparplug manuiacturer is using t i'tiri , - tABURS its.ft. , ,,. j If '- ' FUNERAL was wwked l" _ I ~ - -- - - 10 I I ________________ -- - - ,,, I.at ('twilifli $1 lcw i'w of' .at1flg rtnt Call tia' fv u'Vr% A free rahrfl*lt Ifl " susie-' Mrs. Gteywvwvt Gill-I. - - - PendergaM said. Land clearing for uni and the Wtvie: journeys. the diplomats we it, is that trw State ieparnnmnt trw Petinç venur't- --- . , Mrs Joyce iizrper iezan Cn t,rotire'r a, Leslie JIM While . i , .. ' w l tu _~1= 1 _~ a ~~ _ _ p..' - alien he leev Central Florula anti then the it. UflL )OUW". ' -a"- _.., B( )i)ZE ,iui c'nt?.J an c,onditir in 1y*U1T' Ira Jr.. . n itver i..a, and tati Liveti here from thc preiri niaterut for the out pesertf andfueusrd tiuruciiu'. nagn: a t .uivsrs 19M nu'van Dhma visit. i: pesnieutia or settm tn-- at. npenznç & canMrnerva. Otm lit wai nte Nuraini ad'.'LIet Hew A IiaSZX4tet Wiit ZBIs while the- lest huslhaISt aval lmti't & !Futi and came iL bookkeeper will. tianloit N thr go: the bigger putalilt' for his Mor'.cn vial: wit cleat will ant a veterar & iartfart 1921 1,utl, im aOvane Irita *' ttw titan% or-gauW negotiations war a V.'W !'iuw% veterar. and Korear- Con.h 14)amznl as the nterp.e hue wilt, irmainlanti captiat Survivor! U11Ude aeratec ha hanfaird Furniture wlar for 1kw Mt*ec' awiunr., far esAnd oum hatPetin Cct'. rUicler WU, It Was IITgeI a aaip, is a pcnentzai frsi-stage go* tht lau WiWw Smttt. Whitt House zhm Iron, a newt iLgreenwn: Or nuasik curta. Hr wut a fanner Irwaruax. ant! honda Hzrdgrnvt lather. stanclpoani-.z mud SL that Thu derwee tram tnt LSWAlnut .t Hzrzlgrnve alt IOTfl)ffT lit". S't)Ut vrt stratiarrw.4unnawn 0! Stair Wilibin. brothers. tour missioner, past Commander Sanford. C..ampbU Losatn Mueracot. Thonias, bait antI James alt a! lUisrere. uPat. hu r!1tU1. It Zalti -SPlT,,. w1U15t due! t Vrasnmgzne. .telect c la upon U flzotaatar. uerarc L SmitI.. it p. jy Minerva. silly dint: feet excluaecl it or the State beparllnent pp'.united Metlwthat official cgrrmt. Citvttanc. Iftu roL Grurnkn Funerat Hume u it, al! Iron. Its C'lum summit ctuW board. anti was ver' Another negotiation with an radjfferen..ator this tune. antivil- in ci v ic unti l ct.i- ' u .t'' State Ipar1nien: oflacuur active Stale :.pa.-unen: roie. recently uumrrsted it pnjertmflf a laid wtuct U beiraf readied far He u.' Miatne- summit review, bob nutziran. I ore,gn-polscs m' Alum Masm. smutt ghur n, be. U educing ents- a apt tar their drwrunent Mrs. Shjfr'. ''mtckwrd Stiot, t: was said, has tuwd tweet. t.S and Soviet torr grantisur. Lennell. 'r1LIta-t Stilt airotrier. wtuet a slated r.-trurteoni sprrt!icitll -.. at a' Sanfara ' otne it tieattn fran. Nixon's iii wuu a ".ir.nuo-aa. cziw mn-rH twix cim'.iw. - Neil n'JU nabvt of Manirmiriwi.. Otria. - '''t In a panal t,tg-k It,iskn:thIIed Misc l)avic, a Th-year-'rlmi blur. k militant anti an III I •,ttflhIliflhit is not eu n,.nI of 1 iltei" I..ava 110 ",rtl.tvse 1,srkiog t"t .'tt'r " "L,, . sisit offams - " S Wallart a! Alabama and Mayor JohtV .ands.zz'. ci! Ne 't'crt Wilbur t'l Mule o! Rm of uslu Arr.sau. Shrlr Yert anc Pats'. Mink a! Hawai. farmer Sen Eugene MCartlr. of Minnesota and Mayor Mm Yort of Las elci art or the bklirft but are rnakth fps If an' campaip appear*" On the RrubIunr. bialirit, President Nixar tarec Repa John M Ashlrcuo& a! Ohw and of MrCir'rLr .i Paul ! A hal difterenze hetweer. the ui- -- - % A I. 't'r4?-. - of Wa nrigtaw G'.. Geargt __ samir 2' ' iourtceC Area Deaths Golimer, Torzan a - - '• ' ' I )p..oI,,g '.taIri,i'n,Iq 1111111! tiwhsiy . - Pr f}ICT! A I I:, -- Hillenbrand i Mrtr rtzx: i '. Uruor', wen: h'zxnr, hat told the Stale assemble preparedness and iWarIg Wat fl ierci-a Unit ed Stau!1 Iairtnnt U. PUt totethet b?uefanl mat"I"I fat the ?rident'a MOsCOW t1t UiIi!fUil PIPt?5 far hzm ti s And trw State rparmien: U Ma' It Mu* 'fl tue Stwit AnthIliIdfl Anuttab figure, it other cirtent iue, Th and a mart visible role F Iianxr no beer It Zr- see wit?. the Scwru.. ranging from fir the- Slate r)eparinwn: U IN Rageri ant Hulienheauwi or. a: tacic it stenn up a b'. !.rii : iiui:' r. 1!crr i t :N\ILF_' ' , "1'D Sant arc. t!%m1wed wiumtt ir.3urleI a! utr rolict- Iivpir:meii:. t.hariec Gilbert will. WU- driving I LIilLiTt It otit" L railroad warnitig clp'.•j. jftjitri Chevrolet trticl. bc Uu colluded with ii SeutnaLircl Coaithnt passenger tht Sunda' a!ternon accident Gut, Taylor .jj?ir or wes 'Ott- Stree' P1mw trait 'F ri i :-:. - _. I ~z~ :~-_;;9~ ~w ~~_.~ --- UUT but M'CI.caakc has nut of the race, and d: oil; Ashbntsk is tars' a"tt' ci'. "tfl it. WLOTLcIT. President Readies ' ,. AA I I I I Lit IVtLi.)LiVV V III j' . -- .aiiltii'nia. III ' 1- 1% Wznorisur art Serns. Hurnphrc'., h,wtuit ana _' -t-_ ras.. polteti out 0! trw rare fur '4 ,'emncriir presidential JIUUII& Rartkr waged at, tnLenhivt r..minatIot and savi 1w will iitvntr h "haL enerples U personat tnmpiilgt it the Hampshtrt nnuitmç and ele1In Huber Mart cunar' but finished a dasap H Hwnphr per itnUn full, witi. nnh "M'. drterminziUnr, wu ! the volt and polled Ie thert.' HLlke saul Simdi'.. r_that I per tent a weel. later It "hut didt't have the rnane 4 . ftimphrr. wtw wat slurigung. rurid&, where he made & r labor it am-wilis eftar support Man' overI had exprteti Ptiiladetptua whet. ml arnd a' wzud!' after Htrtkt anxmun.-nwn suit 1W withctrnwa. tui e ,rseny!n: 'di''t neat hr a1Pv'11-1. ia: T'rula' 't tri: I: turit'. Uungt armnu!' bUt deadhrw tfL Pass without I ihn Tr1mar it his far the Mu'. hadPcl he thaugn: it would help it the P.PrL 4 Wiseoran horni stau a! Indiana Tm tflui% rTnn!ratI6 netela the next bailn-boz ________ --4 91 ,, -. - landing in Sanford ptar failed to function 'orrectly. Related Gtry Taylor Photo) photo, story paie i fOT'd Race Democratic i. - hwhen their landing in Orlando and rruit' qua his ff. . ' built u - J 't '. ' ' .-.-- . '•• • - ________________________ ii - ..--a , 5 Set, van' .ia -ta. - . ,f / nut i -' ,i - .' A.umeiated Y'reei Writer -j ;A'i .ir'.ti 5' I &_19f - ._. Sen. Hartke Drops __ °" or W _,Q0 n7p W 1 __ ' - - __ -_ ___ __ -,_".,.,"'.,,,-~~,~-- "' ,itIuIlk .11 11. I I .it , - .~ . - I '.-' , ,.' .s '- . -'.' u'. ',itudtiol'%5 Pri)jk cersutis ceca," when otteivv, 41to a IQt ct uIoctvuciI ut the u1sre unIt, itCOtjt'.0 come uTh,jIflt;'n'. Ncav FPL lik ilillilsil kiV uh taJ .Jc)tJp Of tias'toft.nrat. &'t'ul-'trf,(\1 çuiat'edta.vs i't'i. $,''.'.'.' IC) 'v FlLvioas cc't't.j - --- , a -: 'I t2d* .'u we st'i t" s'.Ita.ia's,O t'a J 's"- we 01 w.Iiiiiiii resm\us. tI-tat FPI. to sag ts.wsi cat Irj( umcXswnt' IC,', aitta lent's '.tmt.jin . 4-'i's 5 V .it ,t cost of 540 na,,ItIn This. %%ol itjJt".Alt'..'O t-'.:-na -i-i-i;''. ..-. ,-'----;.. - .,''. .'t .i': '. /s'T atir' i'.sr.'giajen 1t'tt ILn* '- -- - �im A--The Sanford Herald Monday, March 77 Politico! Notebook 1972 Democratic Chaos Cheers Now For Sanford A i'' rport Dedication of the Sanford Airport will mark the culmination of a difficult but triumphant effort to convert the former Navy Air Base to one of the best General Aviation Airports in the southeastern United States, For these 1(47 acres hayt seen the hosts of Navy airmen find in Sanford a true 'home-away- from home" Relations between atrbasc and city were such that duty here was sought after and enjoyed. Thus when the dedication takes place it ',-s most appropriate that Rear Admiral James mast Mayo, former commander of Reconnatsaflee Attack Wing One, should be the featured Speaker. But when Admiral Mayo steps on the new Sanford Airport he will find that the old facilities have been changed and adapted, where prar tAcal, to the needs of a general aviation airport As glorious as the paM. with Its nue of Nav. blue. it is the future, rosy with promise, which flOV. 1.' VLSitJk Ill more thai. thit iniprovemeflt. which have been made and in process. It was Dec L, 196 that orders to close down the Navy Base came from Washington The scurrying around was general July 1, 196E the Navy flew nut On March is, 196' a caretaker force took over. The city got its 'light of entry" deed in September of that year . Sinct- than the transformation has been beset tn several minus factors but each has been either overcome or diminished to a very unimportant state Now, however, the airport with Its control tower almost reads its airport services in full land of an- travel accommodations that safety rcqtured. the avzaio side of the 4urpart is In good shape Of course the explosive growth which all of the Walt Disney World arm is enjoying ha had impact here Jet plane bring Disney-hound tourists here and buses carry them to MicKey set: in. Wisconsin antI suc's other northermi primaries as PennylvaflIk Indiani Maryland Right non. Ilemncr,ts those places are mniuciniflc nightmarishly high percentage' showings for VisiLit Rut here Mi- . 1ixor.'r dilemma emerges He clear!' that it vants the busing issue for himself. recognizIng conid be ii! enormous political profit next fall Yet his Ion'-r.nge di!Ic'uitie wml' tit-pit. to lake tszird shape' the Jonathan Winters Will Be Back moment the regular r)t'nhc5raIt "Thi m'.materiai. I watd the styles Jonrn sau ruan ROLIVWOOI It. the nes VtJ' li g ht cVarettm and I we ruyO6 W VW' old, and a! times, wher, the moon ir th1fl5 I*&f*1I when VOIf'ft'S,f• CI(•flt' bushes -e*r wea.-ini their bet flicI. TnttctleInU ' Ole cook. Ot, I burned ?1L tx mar, aiivs . bottrn. pants Ridwulnua' And ke 71m CI1')Wfl who ul f irm don't p st.aks. Mash).] coo d good picilvels tunn' a Jonat Thu real'ts in. Mr Nixon's camp never lose' sight of hu cndurin disativanthgt' as the candidate of it distrnrl I' minor-It) '1r1) Their view Is simple An' time' the r)emrat$ can settle on a candidate without trw mud bickering and get nut Just a good part of their potrntin vote. thcy can beat Mr Nixon or an other Republican That's how these realists set' it toda' Sure t'nnugt, most of the' contenders fur the' F)cmnzrratir nonmlnaticn art looknq inept I nclist downright url.prt'sdentud The hard GO!' iudgnsen howe'.'er is that: even Sen Edniunic. Muskir's crying in. the New Hampshire' snow won't hi L grave handicap to him in the fall I! he should somehrm get It back on the' track this spring and push Iti a strnr,l convention victory 1: tsar uIn-uvs beers 'epIt-C t those giving Mr. Nixon visit It China his Mn) tougil cnunstr that hi' tm tv Mown'.' and anvthmn nit like' that would be of ons passing political benefit Thu same' certalnl would be' said at almost ant thing tie might tr) to rook ur in thz - . . I'm still 1111E1b45 I hope 1 the freak hatrstI Winters Winters Arcordlngl), and I didn't niiss any dwm ott: Thi haircut hot Vw Iet.'. aeros what I'm try1n1 U) weanni e l mv1L' the beat news b that Winters. got n 197 bratr In the segment Wtfldt tw tell peoplE the most Inventive of aI t1w. in corned' about Wttalked LA tely. aside tram fishIng Wintert been taped. t,t. a1rea '.ae comics wJ Wintert laid "I'm Winte has 4uPted himself general and ff hr does. said s.rloc. next seacor, witi ht. RI' will palntrn,. TleCflt' Wat.1'he 11 tiOV TrJT ".111' tIV (' I 'tT2tfl The ne W inters shn. due U W placed In syndication. will hi produced by C]rei Gamin. at, ______________________________________________________ tnvefltivt' fellow himself whi MWI tmldr the reint, on the 1)eas. an! -' Marth. Shcw. Thu prospectc an R. • . ___ - 1111" - _ _ '•i' ll M lt- ,. networks in my old vxu, the wereimposxnr, theIr idew. ormt and the shoe suffered want ti gu m ow wa)" ;NW __ ,' tall campaigns per-md Wtist these counsellor-n reallt are saying is taut nothing thu President cams do will boost titus mIt safe major-it'. vote territors The cur-altar) of that thinking is that It win, he must eIther hold down or pull dnwt his Denim' 4 '€ fl, r',1 ..I . - cratir opponent The more' unified ha'. adversary's support, the harderthis will be It. accomplish Thus the- Democrats can pin'mlii Mr Nixon's tutnth if the' keel, up their absurd, up søemlt internal chop-chop into and bevcnd their national VP a Th TELEP$-(ON 531.999i 30( r. ;: RENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 37771 ALTE& ubIi$he A GIELOY,'. Editor aru CcAU?.t0 Publ isher V. "U[ DOYLL.Adv,r1i$tflQDIr, 'kANe VOLTOL..INE. CrcuIatior. (An,ral Man.aq, JQPft A SPOL.SKI, Auo$ate Editor ,.asvcnt:r :n. iui rHED VAN PELT Managnc Editor, WINIFRED F GlELOV Lomptroller Z'ArFDRD DERIrY RO" GREEN Edltcr of Editoetal Page Advirritstifir, Manage GAP TAYLOR DON V PE'ERSt)P Saorfl Editor JANE DORIS WILLIAM Socaily Editor RAY STEVENS Pv'sss Room Fortmar BILL. VIP4EN't, JR.. Staff Pnotogr.phr Morrie, W i vr", h'. Mai' SUBSCRIP(IDN RATES 3r WOO We.4 1 Aftntt SIN Month 19.1110 t Months S1LO 1 Yw L L gAosla:keuItion' provide thal all mai' subIc'rtpttOIfl be pair Or aOvanCe. E nt., as ..con class matter October 77, 1$C it the Pot Office of Santotd. Florida 3V'71 P4111 part o an, i.uaieri.al . ni or advertising of this fedilleri of 'tnt S,antor'ci 4rI0 ma, be r,prieuc.c1 In any manner wittucu' writtrr permission Of tho publisher of 'Tile I4eraiC Any in 'iGua' of firm- responstbit for iuct reproduction will be co'idev,ci as .ntrrngtnç on 'The Heralds cyvspn' irud will be tw'.cl liable for damage unU, the lav ubIlIMC daii excap' Saturday. Sunda and Christmas p.jbl ilueci Siaturdav pr,cad.nç Christmas i 1 rue Pseratci is a nwmber Of tile AIIOc$aP.0 Pr.i,i wnirt t& en tilled .ClUiIVeIV to ttur use tr neprodution 111q all flue local ns printed it. this n,ws.oaoer Herald Area Correspondents Aitamonte Spnuigs -•rn Part L. Esiale' GOidflf'Od Esstbrooi Ma'Uyn &c'rUou' 53l.ö73 Bs.r Lake. Feve t City Ann R 53 ,995 Caiieib.rr, 'Tilewoed P.at?i NiDlact. LN 715C Marilyn Gordon *31.8973 Chulussa L'! fisk'" W 5207 Calered Coinmuolty Marva Hawkins 377 5411 Dettina,Dtharp EvelfrO w sw m.,ali -x1,37 Ili -.0 0'.1 '—" II ' l\ II /f Step Forward for V. __ _0 ?V, Performing Arts \ .1 , ... ak. Mary Arm Sp1:zitDwi'I =47W Lake Monroe 322 ?&1l L..supwson Mare that' 835 M& Ost..0 Mrs Ciar,t $nvd Goneva Dv side . Slav'. L.: Mathueus 3A 520$ Its I)(PYt OAKLFI' IffA , -. - . I - — . .-,':' "' 'Carat ui-big brother bear is watching!' Education Notebook Uncle Sam: Dentist In Classroom of ATLANTIt' CiT's, NJ Education is trying ti convince sthootmen tha' Los of local control of schools i similar W harmi: ii tooth pulled Once it is goa, you forget about It, become s netter person and hvt' happth ever after Uks tin child about ti visit the dentist, schoolmen whe atlitxieci tot American Association of School ACnuniatrator, AASA. ccventsov bert rreentis remained unconvinced and trigntrned These declarations of devotion U local control must be viewed Us the context of it President that came into office pledged U support capitalism only U' turn aruunii inonthe Later and tell Howard K Smith of ABC-TV News, "I am now a ievnesiar ii economics,' and dictate wags and price con. trols Suine3 I' Mat-land Jr.. the cumznsulone, predicted that Uncle San would auwuv 31) UI 40 per cent of public school costs lie estimated the federal government would need l. Thu superintendent of it small Kentucky school sylteni sin, neither hi nor- the peopk will. whom he had spoken at thu convention were huymn: tin- c zznissones assurances w'i- just cior 't believe It Control follows the mane). it always tss and It alwaYs will.' Matianal's speech was remarkable for Its amazingly naive am, contradictom statements and who,. it left unsmie billion Las dollars Ui di' it Mat-land believes that local property taxes will be eliminated It, favor of sialewuM property and other state and federal tithes In pay school bills He mentioned the value-added tax reventl clreernptuasued b the adnunlstration the President or the OUIC[L of Education F or the h-eszdent By MARION BETHEA • % Chief. ash.angion hurt-au LopWi lr,rw hen NO WASIHNGTON - Kmi' Hussein of Jordati obvsousl" is hoping for American support of autonomous Palestinian Stilt his new Middle East peace that would hi )ouicd politically ! Jordan initiative. nut any While Hou rwvt will watt on The lanseli reaction has been Nixon's hiny conversations will cool Husaetne plan would not Soviet leaders tweas) UUnpltn)eil The Jews Assl1ttt Sect-star) of State Ii) the% will not surrender the Jasephi Saicv has made It plain strategic Golan Heights once that Wiishtntos' regards the held by Syrut liar wilt the; subatantiar' h"-'.n mUtter) surrender the old city of preseice in the Arab world as Jerusalem alftwi U.the greatest threat in peace in ternOtiona! aecesr routes U that attn in his, latest renen Cnrsstian and Moslem shrines for the Hour- }ortign AfLana might be arranged Also, ins Committee, Siace links Arab- corridor hniunr the West ban); isrieb peace hopes direeti) U' aren with the Gaza Strip would Soviet rnilitar54drolozcal-tct- bisect Israel's owns supply lines nOITU( ambitions it' tin heite' desert, the ut Unth then' is ii change in the copied Swat peninsula and the ategic Sharm el Shelkh area Izttttr position in) new U.S Hussein's Nevertheless. pri mm on larasi art expn,pal is a ialkirm point that unlikely -,Nil rsnu' it ti". tuo..1er, hres' Z - '"' ii litas V 110tnrn4 else. It will he a thermometer U. measure ki-rnthx Middle Las' intentions Husseu'm'a proposal is not new was voiced it 199 and again ul 187t) His father Ku Abdullah talked about an. It lsr-ae1-Jotdai: flue alnaist 2. year eigt and Is.' paul withhuBit Htwas killed by Arab extremLus (ant) if quirk of fate spared young Hussein A tourist stwiding atop Mount Carmel at the outskzrts of Ilain can still oce tIw canal that was u: ti give Jordan an beu outlet U the set act-os Israel' terrilor'). The canat woti' stopped when AtxiulAai1 war k1sac,naletl The project was converted to an inner harbor for I ts 1U. Israel's lsa..t port. Hussein's pn'upouai tsar been. denounced by pr&.avict regimes in Syria and Egypt. by Palesimian guUla leaders and by th, radical intluary loVr'fliflleflt Or Ubvt. but It a priority systeni in levels for the mwncipallty'; lislung rieedi Six "top" priorities, all in,. u of t.i.e cumpretuenswe UgWW orduiance f or the city; population density studies and a who are Adingto City Cler k Jane Ridiards. a fttnil decision upon tin- planners Is ariticipateri rn-st week es. Moyor Cowrenct Swofford and gifted add penenced and unnsen-sely to any ahow for the air antics at the Sanford airport on AprIl 1 the officials - - - hundreds of thousands of w. toettasates to take tW meaningful life traL states sndiuduJordazi bef ore tin l war have Irwupled theeplight, but rejected any move in assunuatr them. The late E.'ptsan President Gamal Alidel Nasser went to the unlinel.t lengths of proclaiming caz refugees •'cltisens of lypt," then bing any at&mup: by them Lii leave their tiny confuse on the Mediterranean. Lebasivil iw barn.,neei acme lO,00C Falesunlaw Ott ttw edges of Beirut. but has unsitz.J that they remain inside United ?'atiuns-idmxnsstered comp. studies and a time framework. These statements will be to council prior to rn-il Tuescta's meeting so that eouncd na) peruse their, and reacts a decision, A i r S how Announcers Are Tops knruoune-'ers - - study of the SR 435 and the highway corridor in the northeast C2tY; a zoning map of an area comprising 15 square pJ1 Miles ; Usree square miles and south and !m'.'e square miles running east and west; and tucMiun of the police and fire protection facilities. Second level on the priority bit was designated as deter. ruination of the open and recreational areas location; the traffic problem upon Maitland Avenue; impact of apartment units; and naming, renaming and renumbering of the city streets. The planning consultants said that they would prepare a statement of their goals for the teriuciting, were established as '1oniIfl: hut ,eeU. Cl an. ides that has been attrnctst is nuideraic MLlrllt East anaiystt for more 1,1w ,'u decade Anyone who has seen the teenung. wtualid Palestinian refugee campe us Beirut or (lisa tues hoped for some solutior that would allow these rcrporlL"d to ttuuricil that he progreuug with r.eg'iaAzuns ie'ith Wyck Knox far purchase VaU by the city of the utility plant. hi.'...- not ejverloo&'ad this Council adopted uws first pirtwit feature. 7be nundertarda have tin-it own "man reading an ordinance establish . at tIn- mike", and you just know log oct'upationai license - vuls - Discussion was tn-id lby the piantien In heareaofestab- 10 I Hussein s, "Peace Plan" Is A Start generate nest thscustoi, ann the kini' haz. demonstrated on a:all. tic mu 'miQeni tiunkini, He auggrie txia' lzraet release the West ban), of tin' Jordan plus tin- Ciaxi- Stri; It' create an ALTAMONTE SPRINGS City Council heard proposals ten,,, Cl,, planning ,'neittlthnt learn of Harlan Hansom, 4sjyijLewis and George Huffman. Although not formally retained by council. implied consent was given to tin- planners. BERY'S WORLD by I.A MchUGh -s . way ttuat'thstgu)"s patter -alwell " as hII technical uifurmnation is - worth tin- i'iritlun price". if Well, the adnutustums price - ten i. HL'. t.v "HOLD YOUR FIRE—WF'RF TRAP45fTI00AL REMAINING FORCEST' - ! f ties in he'likerpyuuuptodateonthelr Un-.Tbli issue was jn-esaed kreath-taking act. But for the others Dick Simon will keep the on-kiukers h that only years funned In a of experience with these affairs urn do. At one of the shows that Dick worked urn- spectator said 11111, ' ' , ' j,,g , ,,'',,.., 0 . - DOES A HAND BILL tell about Mrs. Jones' new baby? DOES A CIRCULAR toll about Mary Smith's wedding? DOE. S A SIGNBOARD tell about Joés fishing trip? IOES A "SHOPPER" tell about the Greyhounds, Lions, Saints, Raiders, Seminoles and Knights winning? I,0 ' W-~ A MAILER tell about the community organizations? DOES A BROCHURE tell about the school and village board? City Needs Are Studied a master land se plan. Capital Ideas .J Planners Consulted " Rhetoric and empty promises are scow of 11w roots of the current lac of conIidenc Ut public schools Instead of usms weed killer here. Its- cortimissiorur has pourel on fertilizer. "Local control is not really o negotiable issue In the eyt a! ts tin recession corporate giving lu Direct corporate ptiitanthrornr suppart for the visual and performing arts is, in tact, one of the most suunificant and surprising new trt'nth or, the Americans Dusunest scene Contributions in this field art' expected tto reach $71 . million this, year, more th47: triple tie' millions of 165 A recent survey found that 15 per cent of U.S companier that gave to the' arts in 1971 intend to givemore- it, 1972. another SE per cent said they will donate' at least as muck Tnt contritnitiuns range- from sucli projects as departnient shirt-: tuiyinig newspaper advertising ti promrne Slkes;.eare'aat. tiieate Per1ornIantr. tm tundinig Of cultural shows on public television. An example of the' latter is something called "'ibrutions a 71.-week 3110w whief. recentlt debuted or National Educations Teli'vi.sior and which providers behind -the-scener. looks at the performing art.- and artists nrot'nd tin' world "Vibrations" a unique- in that It was the first time. at either noiic-ommervmnl or commercial lelevision, that funding fo a program-n in thur cats' a VitS,IWX gran' t-on Sta.indarn (Ii. of '.'-v J,'' '''.t ,I T,, istrrsu.' t, cat: finance must be tuai saw tiiiit federal pour' u ccnaastent with the principle of prew-ving, the control by local schools' "It is my firm belief that wt sizd. tIneath exists," Mat-land declared. "because mwue), from whatever source, is no' the essence of control us education" It KENNITII J 1tAfl1111s Copies News Set-yin t ctuiritues tsar been stuck on. a fair-I' Level plateau Since 1961t Tm national average- luis beers about I. per cent of pretax earnings consideratil'- less thars the f' per cent deductible under Ian but wiult' the total nunaber of dollars remains about the same. the- dollar-i are going in new directions. According in U.S News & World Itepa'rt the trend is away from such traditional recipients as hospitals and colleges Instead, more' and more' companies are channeling their contributions into areas where' they believe the~ will have the most visible and dramatic impact—lntt pr-sgrams like- health center-i and drug rehabilitation unit., III thus' inner cit'. or cultural activities such at cvmphons orchestras and an exhltjiti - - 'C ol-' N.-w'. S-'jc-i-,,, "WelL 111 tell m. Winters W,iwn'a Ani-etwuib- iluanuplon. nfl v,luir Farisii which u-u'uh1 u'iit knew 11mw se'I'.'ut'c '.shen it t jwrfotrning Ii, reer I'ltis Speetal; given and fine' service Is what I you aub."tit $10 for your ..'sr ,nd Steve Su'hilki' ulu'utng high Flu' ri'i'1'.i41 1mm Semins'ilc month foelife about $10 per ps'i"IOt uliAflu's' ItiOflI'%i'.Crs In his trLqiran'e plus you tua'.'c to hays' S1etn"t'iil My sincere Ihanks to you, and F-al Mustang; 1t$u's' "the Ace" sickness insun-ance' which -i1i crust -(ml about $14 per month,' All. the staff. My stay wnq a Page ;weiuenhlng A u'oiile'uI)' 504! acrobatic' act in her i't;wr ()Ili, Now you got to have f,-e.1 most enn able one Porngnh"rs In 'ik'. lt'. log the Vent slncere'l), which ir'.s von about IlA04?('i anii lit li-iiiii lit eshihUIon ilnan W. lIs'htnul per month on floml. inlet tainment ti) the Shrine Now if TempleShnincra uct Orliunsici Thonx run both 'you and your wife 'there' will aisu In- the' twurtuecue atvwit o per month on ,-l1it.-, iletAlti at the' Goldenlake rei-i'e'atl'n (Igarettes Plus you got to have ("room's Pancake Supper h"nt Aaren and outer t-u'Ire'itit soap, toothpaste. "' toiltries, e areas on the Airpoet hut' lic'toilet tissue and more whlcit Our sincere thanks to the ttvttles will start at l0,lifl a in will uy about $10 per month, new' media, Radio Station, with the Airport closed to all air Now you iotwAsh, sour water Florida as Company, the traffic front 12M until IS MAll bill will run about $10 per tea.-twrz and students at ii-eee'e' from the urograt1i will month, Now you got to cook u"t-oonis who soli tickets, s-our food, arid to have' a little dethihi1 workers, those who go to thirty My ;nirvt's4' In writing you It 1uvur and an atr-cnnalttiorucr bought tickets to support ti and nur clectrielt) would crust about $, those who came and helped not only to request sutit suippotttng ztssltiunu'c In per ma'unth. worthwhile make our cfTi'irts airport tleiht'sution but aItu Iiu Now yawe have to hate clothes Thanks to all. which w-noltl run about $15 per ("r-'nm's Rand Parents make liii' tnfonmnatien in atlatile month on clothes. Plus furAssnu-tation to all Nitty personnel anti es-Snnftwetlh'a uirt1itat11y l.Vhui-h totals over $41 niture uliom ut, nre %urr would InNc's' you get to fut thin. much Spreading Word interested In seeing the' change's out for sure. Now you got to in eon have gak repairs on car, tires, I 5, that tune taken place' note I 1- 4111cr S 1ISNAS tnt vetting the frrmner and upkeep. New you got to '.1ietand, Sanford iru1 have house repair, paint manager, has forwarded the a Municipal Airport I think th'. will (intl nuns' ctiomiges If, cleaners. (i'll. sting letter Ii Pt" You got to have a lawn ,ii'nnel throughout the t'nitrut their liking, particularly the ufenuolitlon of ten of the old nwwet', hair cuts, hair styling. '. States, euiperisli) those who World War II barracks, two tn-er, savings, a witch, anti were dattnnu-d at SN AS. i lloQc ail many other smaller cleaning on your clothes, New Dear Sir. an average man working will As you are probably aware, buildings. take' home about $75 to $12 per the Sanford Alt-port. Iccmerb' An vthlnq you can do to assist n-es-k, H's' can a man survive' the U S Naval Air Station, us in spreading the '.'"ril still he here in Seminole Counts. Don't Sanford. was deactivated co I greatly appreciated. forget recreation. CAN HE DO July 1.8, and the CU) of J. S. tutu Cleveland ('dr. United States Navy, Sanford acquired the Airport On If he had children going to 15 March l9, for use as a Ret whool-oucan double most of general Aviation Airport. There P S. I also have another Inthis list. have been man)- changes at the Nov hew can a man do this on Airport since the desarture ° let-eat In seeing lot, of the Navy B wage scale In Seminole the Nay) an the Airport has tsur artiunut i spent several tours of clut)' at Sanford, the cm-' now bet-outs' om of the tn-st last three years as Etecutise general Aviation Airports in the Sanford Southeastern L'nited States. We Oflieci, I retired shortly' after the base was deac'ti'.auteet, and are naturally proud of these Our Annie changes, so the Sanford ,Atr-t hayc been the Airport Manager since the City of Sanford Authorit), 1% ho administers andri I the Airport. Editor, Herald operates Use facility, is hosting n- Sax-sal Science Seminar an airshsow on Saturday, 1 April class cut Central Adult High 1972 in conjunction with an Clarifies School washes to thank your au'port dedication ceremony. reporter, Mrs. Ann Sieczkawskl Sanford has always bI"CIi Editor, herald: cllct amiss t'u Ut .r bit cl!''1 • "Navy -yr writ:r.a to clarify a responsible txasinea&nen In the c'o'.e'rage pven the Mock Town" and its relationship with nssisconception printed In your community and consumers Preference Presidential is ,neeptiofl the military has been cited on ncwspapei'. ThnL'sco themselves. Members of the Prunar) and Special Issues many occasions as one of the was in the article concerning Consumer Credit Association of Fiec'tsnn held on our campus finest In the country. Because of the "dumping" of the Migrant Central Florida will do their March 8. The students had this. duty at Sanford was sought Public Employment Program. worked hard on this project and after by many. Sanford is and This article said that I was able Sincerely yours. was gratifying to receive will continue to be a better to locate se'.-er eligible patit Martin R Montgomery, = recognition for their efforts. community because of its long ticiptants. This statement tinPast President & appreciate Mrs. Siect- association with the finest plies that I was looking for We General chainnari knwki's interest in our school branch of the armed forces, the participants which did not exist. efforts to iflftstTh the U,S.Navy, former CornflUlflder. arid Wage Scale hIowt'.-cr, I did repeatedly community of our activities, Reconatuance Attack Wing assure the County CornJoanne Mite ONe, whose c-onunand was missioner's office that I, as a Editor. Herald: IflStTUctaC located on the former Naval Air Social Educator with Migrant .. The east of hying and wage Station, to be the principal workers, It'll that the necessary Seminole Florida. in scale Hospital Stay speaker for the dedication number of migrant workers •Caunty—'ou got to 1w, it to ceremony. could be located for this parknow it. Now food is a little We had requested the "Blue ticular employment program cheaper compared to the north. Uttar. Herald: I entered yo'ir hospital on Angels' - for the program but because Seminole County has a a little not much, Xth. and left on March 9th. end because of the celebration of the large Migrant population. Nov to Us-c here you have to have a home wtdth to buy would in that time I acquired great 25th Anniversary of the US. Air Therefore, because I was and cost you at least $100 to $125 tier respect for the Institution and Force, the flight demonstration favor of the month Now you hate to have a its staff who wei'e on es-era- learn of the USAF "Thun- am heartily inappreciate this I program, dertsu-ds" was substituted for car to have a decent one It occa,iion most courteous and opportunity to clarify my inthe "Blues." In addition to the would run you about $85 pet helpful. the program. month. Now you have to have I have been In many hospitals -Thunderbirds" we will have volvement in Patricia Flinegan Mary Gaffaney, the National insurance for your tsar and We and have reason to believe I One Mans Opinion \ twsrn things hap- CHARLES PIAVL Mactunic.' Sut Cwnt'y Editor \ \\ \ ,. Marines -Vim yorngoodaEiitr)' cook"' "Yep." saul Winten "I had tot- the' rangers 1(1 cook and the'. wanted 'ent cooked good Got path *UP' i month. with room and txuard at the Old I had the Faithful ton gravevara aif:. froOt t a: night tL' L UI tin mornm Grim" M.nagv CIauflii CA5SELBERP'r Joorn Winters stgtuet. "Workec there the summer of '44 a at try cook. It was after] got out at hue 1,1.1. di I I'',' vvetn' Editor. Hciiuld; Members of the (rrinsnimer C't'dLL Arisociatmri of Central fluwkta are c'bseru'tng "Consum-net (edit Week," April 15. 1972 to toilet- a better huslrwss elinwute In Central florida thr'u'uugh special Its-dies both for those who ix$'sd cnnqimer ct-edit and those wholisp it Fvti' year, some 55 million American families use tip about 14 per cent rut their inuenme in repayment of iruithllment debt debt taut .uutnmobth's, txuusehcdd durable goods, home u-epatrs and personal loans for enu'rtainment, travel, health anal edu,stlotml Pt lOSt'S 11i£ Consumers readily accept the credit which retailers, professional and lenders wuiwces offer because it raises their standard of living, C,ene'ralti speaking, people iicredit to Increase their aimpts or to make living more' worthwhile 1. and erijoyah'e. And for the most part, although cnn,sumers in the sgurregate spend sast SInTLS (50 V'*re"dit each year, their e'* both are penuditures and s.cic'usIl economntcaii responsible, "Credit Properly USed is Seldom Refused," iti the theme of thIn year's program which is being SpOnNIthl'd throughout United States and Canada by the Inter-njtticin.al Consumer ('re-dit Association, Members here in Central 4lartcia are pledged to complyvoluntarily with the International Consumer Credit Assoc-uitinri's Code of Ethics arid all federal, state and provincial regulations. Part of this code us an obligation to '"d ' r'tCitect c,'mers against going into debt beyond their atulit) to re-fray. B) PiI ucipating in this program, our L '*Twmbers publicly reject the growing concept In business that what is legal In also ethical. Th law cars protect the in'swar) c-nnsurrwr only so far. , Their present proliferation of candidates hailed b% some air a twalt!" consequence nt Dennicratic reform, could means that the' could reform themselves right into the political nit can in 1972 If the's somehow avoid that. Mr Nixon will have Ii hops that Wallace' goes third purt again And sn' candid fr-menus in extrem11% he 'il tear into his Democratic rivu it 11w bs'st olcJ.Nixor. Sc'iu be cur muster • Scott as host narratot, the hour lonI cone will documentsmemoralt the 100th ii. mversary at our national parki "Good at&t Yeliswstcnt, it start to put 1: together for one Licarly dominant presidential candidate 1i.t Ceeorgr L 0;4r #anforb frmlh that In upcondn NBC special Witt - all To the extent he does the President ma ease the flemocrats' pain somewhat Wallace ma have less to VeThuwstmx It, Toxncrro. al. The chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, James R. Schlesinger, is quoted as saying the AEC doesn't expect to have a demonstration fusion reactor to produce electricity until about the year 2006 Anyone in a big hurry foi some Illumination cars run out and buy Nashville r Tenji. , Banner Li flashlight. re-election prospects event Wallaim's huge Florida He got his short-term reward other r)emrucrntic contenders into hear. the vote has sent Wisconsin. scene Of the about panic The are scurryin g , % on April 4. like a hunci twit heavily ccntested primaof scared rabbits Party officials sin' nervously running hot'. high Wallace mns go at , scores to see ur delegate Miam: t( actt Iii Mr Nixtn, meantime has moved, of course. stage (Imi' the busing issue from Wallace At this earl) leastPir o( car only guess that he probabt) will how- at pprcabe will den Use Flashlights long-range muck It have- the The President wanted Go'.. George Wallace witch is why ht. dii), busing issue an nor-nitf primary after that delayed his own antibusing disclosures until Point Of View trithout O.; WASHINGTON I NEa chaos them. flem&'ratiC President Nixon Is en)oyiflg that It ma days tiut some of his political frie nds caution nn t'nmhanc( hu reai A.......onsumel to i .)ui A1..I i!i. - I Inquiries are flooding in. Planners are amazed at the facilities which air, land and railroad transportation are here. For Sanford is a key gtgraphical spot when viewed as a part of the overall growth of Central Florida Our congratulations go to the members of the Airport Authority of today and to those who endured the slings and arrows of OLIt7ap'OUS fortune during the interim years. Above all, however, our congratulations must go it. the people of Sanford For In this general nviatrnri airport with its industrial growth possibilities. they nioN well finally realize the benefits which no many have envisioned during the years and now should welcome and support Mouse land The airport is operated by i seven-mar. Sanford Airport Authority with J S "Red" Cleveland. Cdr. U.S.N. creti as manager. This is another happy example of the close relationship which Sanford and the Na' has had, as Mr Cleveland was the base's exectItW(' officer during the last three years of Its Nav, u.se' And it is this hard-headed, vigorous and persistent executive who has done the nact to salvage what could be salvaged, used what could be used and shephered all interests into the very green pastures of today Make no mistake about It these' acres present such an opportunity toT inthstrial growth, that this is ver:. apt to he' the strong financial base en which it will rest profitably swo' and all of the basic iwed I n rerulering the 3Z.2611 Letters To The Editor Nixon Banking on Editorial Comment 111W you get a tici'xt now from the Swine' dub or Rotary club donatiuti tot tli..ir t'buurity funds. Better itet with it' by Councilman Thomas Radloff that a rmn't-tmrmg will be held on for many weeks, and the motion Mardi 30 with the suburban fire to adopt narrowly passed with control district cofrunLssloners fire protection Mayor Swofford and Cows- relative to cilman Keith Nixon casting nay contract . valet Mayor Swofford told council PTSA Sets Speakers At Lyman Two speakers from the Seminole County school office will highlight the meeting Tuesday of the Lyman 111gb School Parent.Teacher-.tudent AasoclaUon at $ P.M. in the auditorium. Prior to the meeting, there will be an open house In the foreign laay'.iage, mathematics amid sodal studies departments from 7-7: 45 p.m. Teague, adassistant, will present a report on the financial outlook for the Seminole County Schools for the next five years. Arudsew Bracken will explain Kh oo, boundaries for the the comIng year. Following the two pruenlatlona, there will be $ Walter 'athe n,-.$in, M'" i'.A . .. That's Why 000 Tie folks in this entire area rbod the Herald each day. That's Why 006 The business places use The Sanford Herald as their prime and most effective advertising medium I ,....4,..l t,, the audle,icv to question the eaktrs. Daniel Den-I man will introdUce the program. EVERY DOLLAR OF ADVERTISING SPENT IN 'THE SANFORD HERALD "is returned to the community in news and pictures, tool �- -.- -- ..-• .• - Src -lerMc Mrjnda . Sen :or $ ' On Both t Tues d N g hay . ' i Cif:z e ns --------- -- . --i • Disney •- - ..-'- .;& ;i-'-=--- - '-- :-' Moni1iiy, Nil.), 01 ii, 191) 1 he .intiwd Her,ild courses o. Olympic Classic Opens Today Raiders Sweep A Pair }'r th firs-. 4-. tmC)Tr( rt be anft1.d fr otuuit' to ti gettIng urway ierr ur nior Cuz,n iØ the 1 will be 5 )nit 1.1 Ff pn S the RMdS tai hst Valencts for a NLgit ? Of flOk .hmior College lineup fo$,uu' the Jurnor Coliege Dtma Beset gan*s of a dibl? In a par of tmportan: Fiwt.0 For the fE ume to sctiIK r.eader with ic*1da J Th ftS QuIlt SaiW tht SIIWIOb R*ldtTS Will ' a fl ~IM TI S dill tTII L hi IC. tab battinj Par r.-, Si. 41 th. LtftIf lta tWI-2 doobleheadr }i ar J CILU swept Uw twiL wum The ttaeri are i±r and The - . % - a, .a(- . - . - - t In Division Play Cato !OflQ Ol. the UJf it,', a. tnfle4d h But he *s Rsrs mcread the Wad to o' ctaore made a diving citcti VCT1'P. Tr.- .atF' had i3 sece rm IF t -%r1ed g third ft hits and Ofl two Of thO n ball hill by Jot Ginryw th, çt* wrre Lfl after t'. to the plate. ar Thnm* r Stars 1ak'r had V çag it m Ir 1the hag thinking the ball t. IØ to tot in the rvr 71r flrs five baI*IT' had ttit& A b(Ifl1fl tT$* e1 UIUT infield tu: beer. trapped with of b LET) Parrish in to Riitc. itucuttw ttit doute and cmta and arKl Ure socreci a booming the zth wa the tWit SiC h1 ed to scored Brink avid I)an!ot l tptIe b. Brink Brink BAmV smiles for the Raider Pao] Ro and Roger morenstrithCtoP0fthefit MtCfI*MT)aTIWna? tO Qf had *i1k out ba4fl.taOk The held the Stars in th p1 - i lashed f cccrecl an the h That tied the as Pr twned in a of the frame nd th s*ieiThe both W(Wed or a r s had perfcrmanre the Aate a: ;3fl at 2-2 alit- the Sta pfle Wi terninatec ea honker } j Hooker because of the Lead. tnpk rird a pr in U bottom of tue : stutint Raiders OC*Il&1180 it it the Rolling Pitched a ftve.hlt CattuI1t p plate In . m \itr Coombi led off Uw infield for the Raiders to give tdlr FJC thm.. stat1 for 14 runs wa1kec. Cocunbs had iF with a imgle arid late c fthwlnaga1rs cuty e Im gutrjtj t ar '4 ruts in plc. nignze TUiOt fis b 'F1 nt Is also 4-1 afteF the KeUe' the Raiders called site- ftvr fI%I'Ik1 5 Mike Pulling walked to load *me winr*fl they ec*aldn: txi& wider the 1 run Lead rule hues Rna got his wcoiid hi: lead. iacr AML to i. Jchr, Thomas rsactrd P1avin a'- fL that dI&I of the inning. ,CUW ferict the Railers casatort Ceotribi came honie th PSVT 01W 3 worm eric 10 the k" 4Iari of the wvent. an1 ttwT tIuiies thu wask tv ire- o .-ored or d tiwf,uini error sass home runs or ttrl- home wventh nn 0 the frame r'.ao.' " FIfl? (I m ciars rued otr r.zr ti in 'IIdInIZ the garm mt PZtIII field Parrish e CpW5 lxi third th oc*nzn, guru was anothe- hi the bottom c' the "caccle"r With 1W 0111 in the to 0 the that wunki have cleared the Raiders came Park with a pair ft ;t,$re '; S5-P-. Parrtil fence thSaofori •.:?it the Seminole bats an Ofk S"ftI% (5 PUt Intl Ii the fourt with Off fij-i four fliet t tiit Lt.ti t4'I1% came alive Ttrr Rcmker c'°' owo GAUL 'taihed a itogle and rruk bnz for the Raider'i in the icued or a otW Ill 9. wcd smashed there tut Cacciatore $CCIItott scored areinthre saaPcad a d"u Sr.'i'toIt .SZ 70' 2)'14 (tb by rrtficr flsnt oe a apiece totm Raiders k' }cirr then wed 20 TheStaIsWedaPtti raandPurnhI c rebet *tc*ier saifwr fl' WIIC earrad the earn smashed tire" hits ii th bottoer c! tie fciwth and would Mike Sha,. yg Owv have rued mori had it OD'. Pt r' (S ev Cacciatore had pitched the 2$-lu'. attack a -" "° After play (uti' hits bs Brink. been for a double °°" '. I*fl xii Patnui Jilter C10t Leadoff walk. Shaw drove in a u-a 013gt1t in iLl rebfYt s."a'ntu. 06 bAe Shaw Eued out hayt the Baulers i 1- Leafl n, with a of the 1Ø4 Th" b0t2 Csr Thnr.a-u-tu-er. rth,f:rc!rar ThOf And- ShiV I,. - • - •. . . WOW '* - -I. - 'S.... - - -. - - - - 'T - - T- - - ' - j E'c IN I p - DI'58 -.--. . ~ - -. - - _11 - - -\-- a,~ ;f - - - .. . . - -, ,. - - . -7 - --. -- 411, .H1'1 NAR II is showr tw;ting with several ol the people that attended a coctnil parts' at the Cn'it'rnporar Horel at Walt Disney World Nnhflrs is at Walt Disney World in connection with the 1972 Olympic Golf Classic which got underway this morning Gary Taylor Photo ' . -', . 4 lorw - - . - '- . . -• I', a III. - - I ', _.. -..,. .,A*- _ Z. . _- - -- - - .-..._- __ _ - ----' -: ' 1 -_I_~, - __._id_~_ -- ---"-- - ~ -_ . - T rib e Claims 2 Wins — I- wk~ -- ''.j• • - . In .ctrn: ner arina nyc: w Cai Viro:. getting ant o ht- tWi hi catcher t W E Yarboroug Umpirt Hcrkv Cush Photo Abell 1iiEh t corny '. tn plate i: tnt Maim Little ae wa ee division of tn ('i tn Pzrate Alonzo Vmsor. and t, prornptl I1 r- a ppel a double Vrnsar had two hits as Pirate- D - ' - - vans The Seminoles visit Winter Part tmmirow fora 4p-n. lii: Friday theYrt borne tigams: F: Me'-er. C 4we''1 ' t .1-i i }jng gtie ii u-tt &TSVtS io. over Up Lyman a the Wi) U tizirL on TMF unloaOea .J:: Pavne cQackrr Li a And wt "-idz vvart*t the staitof: L t• MKUlI .ove in tim" or; Saaa ant. t'Oi-. P5Th' t2WVI' iTiVt w'.L t. third. urz -;.anagec u t'Tt . '.FL-' U1' kept O iIWflh1I 1nt .- cuw- o,rr Edge-.rater )' • ' broke tip Ise LTTIM 1 a half game f's' . - ••_ U 1- • - - t of CW1S IUXD Walked ";_r' oc. : hel - l- tirs: u _ -' -t - - " atof! valvu- w-a the pitching arm'.. of Keru. Stephenson who relieved LET) TIM*, ot their - lion I- k i'- ____ - ' - - - - - - -' ' their b&ttic a Edgewair run wnzn Brian brewer walked. stalf W-Tond and scored- at, r" nt.t. John , s saft, or, ar. erm- i'a.e- "'ii it , iit . Du±it bea. fV- ngW" the tttth with'. a . 'I Lv - the- game would b a et However, trie Urmies Carly and back U make things close by He Su-sick COt 1) a: PItC only one out, but I)ea.c was ou lead u. their ai' of the lueWh' luta Witt a1w 1111COMW a fIN ow. and Nick Bradl , when barrell EI% * dcubitedJim allowed f ClUr rum it tbt* M' or. strum out 13 and gave up aeven Hits b Mike Hensor- anIk walaeet anc Tires La tannec Iuj.jX*d V, score batr ninner, htw Duda was the top hMer of 1Am=1 V11180111, sparked t"r Single runt n-i the third aor the game with tiuee hits in four Orinle comeback which teL tu-' nirigs in IP tth gave the Cardinals a 4- u-Ips Gnmu&r and Vinson led som UJLe tr 1- tTlV agasi: CM wa. LXX.V the Prmtes with two hits Isola, "dand the Larld", burie, lu- the second mayor league aliowini: only tWO hits W'.aimoax evers beds appeared to be grtIln4' of able to come game- the Twins ainnoed the Enkin, out seven Starr-eu: I', buiiblec a-, s,ztiaaucr. Sloan scatierec torir count in another tu-, tc' three icc aL hitiet'l third. arw (motes 0 a in the second, P ra tti. thehits, twt of uuiking on: ftt innings s tr wz, tiw braves sceu'eei ti itt of the Wilt DOtteTs II' why nin. He struck out eight U'. • laced in that air-net I the game' and walked why lw-a but in BItri mitmg I).z.i Th Scmic)Ies '. g1left but anti the Pirate N&OIth two ot wi? foirr r.s C ta toroE second or thu-os x. U'., rw Sar Anotirr t itle affair funos ti-ipie tiv Dennis hltt=r kniwk saw actiar and nit o' u Wit!US manhgeti to bit fei. e'tM01'.shIt ' ' tUm tIp' Great Meplunc 1.~. li-11 11 ; f"W Other mair-ne F' UI- can. ,,, n.svr Itor Milier Inretln' Tti.mps •n- b'- li Sis.i a i.siw.r j'7'5 tti'v,si ww'i ti. ,nf niuntxr . nhet Iia batthfl4 inferno tu hot Kon meeting Mike- inn! &*i. sean. )oust tip Protioria1 aist the ios, . rulwr,.-r- :.i:n' I- - ia '° I a Q , -- ---- - - 5*TUIDA'V'i CtAUL - . -.. ,, i.'. .., - to - .- • - , ' - '.,i- a - / ' ' ___ - lwm &3an the session while the gwLs stand at .U. Lxmng th- -I __. second behind Mat,el.evt I P" -~, r-- _________ - IF .-r - _$ - - u- _____________•--------'-- - - - arb - - — , -,"' ' - " ' ' --- --- ____ _______~---~ ~-~ ___ __ _____ \ - W .- .4 ~_ - - :-,-_ 1' cixvuai u-ins '.ream, team an Mar' linith finished firs' followet in Mainland z en-i Their tIme was 2:157 ttfls V.IUtt was n-Uie 100 Ufhs Margie (. ws third '. an_ .Lisis lthn.drs was second in the i Kathy -- also second Lit The 40( 'r'vtyle gn' Keumu Crowe wa-s second ir 11w- - _______ _____ a Tile, tribe is United to Wmit, v"th CAJE Rk*r in prep swtn~ mm, actinr' tcmnoti'-ov ______ - =11111111111111111111111L up water inn ing Palmer had ti- lace sit men -• lot a good Lie when --I, 2W W-W rnar carair U=iptnj. PlaYIIW PEther n-i the flri4 rica. ailed nutigin, r-UOid rappet. a long iron It ____ ____ opener The first three batters for the Braves were put cm s-ia bases on balls Then led Bowser rapped a single sending two of the runners across the plate, tying the score Frankie Scott followed wi th ii single bring ing - striking distance Hipw,-ver,theMelbouriwcrrw Ifirfoul - - - - - -' - -- 1 ~1 11 I ,jsw. - a -_ -- - , - _______ - . , 'Ahead - - -• rtrnse Of .. - ' - ', - - . . '. ' '• - - •-= - - :' - . -. -- ' . - ',' - - - Post $100,000 tharedthe lead uruwg'. th ,jrs collapsed with 7bandfuuahedwel] bach t-i. He s-ian t a fij- alter ,cj a' 0' t'° bWdtt the las' I • I': bow Len; tacit Is- dew-s onh, bootbaP ' -' - -- ' " - orwrong Remarkable new invention in every1972 Volkswagen. \'e 'e oH bee ?hrcct it The ogor'.y of on outomotoe chece p Yu sit nervocsIy thumbing thrOugh Cki rigorifles, pray i nq that somehow you cars get out of there for less ?'n W. Then, the moment of trcth; A Service Manager tehir'.g you that one of his best mechanics th!nks you need a new generator Those days will be oer soon if 'cu cssn 0 1972 Volkswagen. F o r instead of o r'techonic telling you sshat h thinks is y ¶gr sure yc':r car con tttfl ss'ong wth your cc' - ', rc - s Sound amazing? It is, When Mn went to the Moon, the success of each rrsSIOri depended o great deol or a highly technical computerized system 'hot told the Astrcnouts the exact condition cf their space vehicle 1972 V es--oge'n tt A a' ssterr it .' r'O ever, P,uirririg ?hro-ign:t tre car is a rejt,.tr* of sensors, eoch reporting the condition of various ports of the car, Most of these sensor points are located in Ie- areas like the engine or the electrical system, but many ore found in seemingly insignificant places like the heated rear window. The information from all areas is channeled to one "al socket Icated in the rear engine comportment The socket is obout the Size of a paci of cigarettes -,',bat hcjppv-t Vv'e mentor the size only because A-rd trots .'.cJ? "i or'oz-'-r c'er - :''` 60 vital service checks. C, n.e b'e to tale any l97 ,'cks'.r.ugetn rt. -c o.1h2rizeO 1,1 / dealership for the snot advanced "Qt'se check-up in the world today At that time, yit' car will actually be plugged into - Win I , properly aligned. In a nirute, you'll know the condilion of this c : pression of all ongino cyIindr. Without a mechanic so much as taking apeek, yc know whether or not your battery needs water. I' Ignition, cylinder compression, dwell oloctriccil systemAll checked out without human err:' in eRect your cur seli be toiler directly. And once again, this information is emanating fr' that one tiny socket built into the back of every 1 In , One-hull f th. ¶'5teer' S (Ift'l(I, the IiridI)-L.tk' •uuts' with 7 It tiistur>, it's hula small ae'cumphMf!ibi Iri I (rp! I..id tuft' - •. i-f'' -- •'! -, - ': t" - '- A new way to look at a VW. 114', ,',te It started at', o ii e ui"ishionable for un automobile to be ec000mini But Since when has a VW boon fashionable' Since never Obviously, the Vclkswajen Beetle beset - 1 looks alone. But then, thats always boon the p. ,it While everyone else has boon ss -, their cars looked, wove been wcrrv(',t urs acted. ,,c And now, after all tircit tt;,' c , f • ow i , , ' -- - , • turn - ,, ,ver,c'.dvoncoditt- • 0 '~'~ ;,~ \\ 1 \~ AN A4.SA!iN6 SOc'li I WO IntL BACIc Of t',tW'. iv'? VOIPSWACItN, lren svtiii-i pIuc,e,tt'. 1 1,4 1 0 4 COMPUIIN, With ACIUAII NIPORI ttit CONPIIION UP Uielh IL'. '0UM c AN 10 1 00 ii f,)y,Je' tj. ,,,:'-ii - new Volksssigon The other half, the computer, is on its w:, Imagine. A coriputor NO feet away from your c-i' --. I out in plain English just about everything that's right wrong with that car . When all 60 Service checks havu L'00n made, 1h.out sheet is yours to keep. L, '-I What better proof to show that your -i.-? 'e.. I 1nally hod a thorough physical - , he PaInter and Lee 'Ti-n-vinci did : ""'' Results printed out in pit- n English. SEE AND TEST DRIVE THE FULL LINE OF liii VOLKSWAGENS NOW ON DISPLAY AT - i j '- '' Tit system in the car. nest ' In 10 soconds, 'ull know if yccr I' Volkswagen A car wired like a space capsule -' Checks wheel alignment in 10 seconds. ,, - _ ,te*Uitiili1 the seventh WisS C. J wuoilr. ow- UI• --- Schedule' •&ition.il ins Itabun Tow-na- thought the Terpe deaci-yed bethaul ter, pointing to Saturday easy i i i 'ii Thu 11. or inure precisely triwnpti. national chainpionship," He had eimethuig here. One r Victor)- number 17 was placed was ore of Lineat.ii s goals the Maryland club be-ui' e 'estara5i uiieril*?u otis ciialuia a irraa with its last High tIul1 team an. the) betrd is hit patlon4el ttitfluiPiUftsiuip, titeak, It was all us-cr. Leesburg 15-1G4 in a match on thiesel) who ube, lifted That fast break was led by the Stlser Lake (otuitr) Club said t iuitiuriuil halt Bockli part of Mar> land s course en; Lee-'.iburi ptotintsrme' t ittid riatiuriuil itialit tied Usa huurt en' the besiiuiuies it w as Vie runl'int titus i-ar. 'Iliust were Bocitli ored 1 ixiults In the lofluwvd t with a 3 Ptithiburi first hail, ninut of thenii on ui-i. Itoltert Ashby 38, hticicy Grant the' other goals. TheslctuT)'intle NIT tsthe (:Uflttstedbrr.MkaWiy shots. Mnd 3turitiJueSmithi4lLowfurtbr itreatest win Is.- ever had pulled Maryla nd fruin a 21-14 Lt:.-Siiuri't Jun nwlct. because it is tn first national deficit to a IZ4fe haiftutiet lead HiiiielslMiiilhi with ruite MeMitlan though had title said the Meryliend utacti The 5t.tnmolts now 17-4 go . U'.n'ee RoOkie Bills Ziobru with it 71 1)05 Ii) ti within ate and New Zca1aj's j 5tre.hetadaaD__.wg - 71•t-itOr' Ic shaft fourth a'. tztiie -)t" Lvi- Hr :. be rne' thamon f rani -1erd teiTibly' lean! fm*hed far back E tt''-'Mid -Ihit faa-was Fngland s lairs Jackli tied - - % siusbir 11*~slirr lwt season. ditsliia3i % th. 'an'*- moo ic'y- i'.i - '. lead to " but it didn't last IonV t1w last orw (in Saturday . -Our record das year wasn't as tile hust team unlundtd fur "]'fit alsead of beliedule." haid bad, you know," briesell said, — I-Priesell afttr Ito Terraptim strewing his diuppoinUibirfil p,ounded Niagara IM69 for tim. over tile No. 14 ranking in Usc , - - _ - .-----, When sUdli lit losing seasons before ta 'iniit i 'tine off the tj.i' a' eat. Joined tfl'ies&ll tune on the scene and Hun Itiris and hused both Mur) H S seai,ured Liaske.- changed the completion runners pla te-wurd. team three years age', he His record steadily Jumped The Sainti 'atIat U u-ill two goaL in outed (ruin a 13-13 won-lust mark in more tallies u; their halt of tie P Each, picked up $11,575 from "You know Um old story about - .r. Sneed bunW, ha moveN the total paw of S1:5.000. it r. I—to cam' Mus am land Pushed Nicklaws' wwwrl-lead- t , .icklaus needs Ing Money total to 31(p..651, ' Pisyw. 1; ting m only he PlRYer ever to amass niorr Ulan laurnonlint on nis Curren'. 100-OW Prior it, Mastem— A It WE IW1fli Dad jint his next Stop--and picai up string togeth er Suxida w s-b.i held a is I!0U1 1W! (11t11 t-L - ______ - , . 0 - - Arid in half the time it takes to perform a conventional -'it-k ar, 'St) vtn! ten ,-e chocks witt ho 'odn and re flanitil in tile Uiitd Again it wa.,, op t, bij, three base blow Utat feet on the final 1)0k VOL pettiapt birt fine for tot- it birdie that gave' Pun'. a 71 tine usia tie' with I'icklaus for set- - J -_____ - - s- . . ' cmputer. up Ulq-lr se~ririj~ cause in IjjtL fourth franit and this Unit tri 'j .' ,. . . hr4ttc wt; a final round 'ee tuid Ce' 7 tiose a' 27 __ ir . tiC.s.5 .*ui is asisp,h- ts erru L)U Taiiiii'i i'idurrti di T fl%.t Illo"t counters in their half of the sane inning to Just about Braves were not through yet Prep coach Steve Stephenso'S We UK verdiM A harmless run Four more walks and two errors f car.-, about Mel5ournt, (:entral the seventh by the Saints helped the winners push four W Catholic proved to lx- well in Closed out the rearing for thir more talhes plBteward. founded u.-, Melbourrit, diamond Three first inning runs gave afternoon crew assaulted the iints for Kaier wia tht big nuin for the the Angels an early lead. sictorica.r Melbourne nit it he Singles by Jim Clarion and Jim It v-tic lit -I -At loss Of the pitched and batted 'tile host Riatilt were the key bIDW,% season for Uic Saints who had team u victor) He scatteicd The Braves got two of those , ripped off seven straight nint 7rinity hiU Lill of which runs back ui their hall of the Lorieb were singles ' He also struck out first frame when Jerry Biddle Ttse' difference in the panicin picking up tits sec-ond and Smtt dellvered key singles. wu.s t1w third inning outbursI of four victor) of the' season again-ct John'. Mobley rapped a two run kthe- u-n-nettwo losses At the plate Kaier double in the second giving the r wilt a six run surg't- ngarns Irinit% hurle. Mark flantut ti'-ougbt four runs &4CTJSS the Braves pitcher Biddle Leading the- Melbourne third pluite- with two hits in three weakened a little in the sixth inning effort were' John Enier frame, allowing the Angels to und trips, Lstii fttttli&it, din- 'It'soi,. Jitii I4rngstaf!, Keie'-n. iat- score- three tunes with JUII Bun Callahan Cuilbibuers triple ttIl')flUitC, was ( for uric but Shadron getting the lone nit, u-U!- the' bit: blow of Die 111111111', that reached base three times and Top hitters In the game for the 'Irinity came back to scored every tine L&-udof I Braves were Scott, Ted Rowser lenict in half with trio a' hitter Aitnian stroked three tuti and Biddle all with two Puts their half of the fourth Jack Biddle was the winnin g five' tr ips fur lie winners ninwr and Galor Brown came in • Otter totters were Christ with hurler, allowing his-c Puts and u; with the clutch hits in thus two for four and Callahan two strtkm,: out nine trume- to get lIst- Saints within "- the little — - - the * free fda). X: the rnt.Ol.- go-Il Ull - g ,..a %agzer . Regina (i'ows. and Mar-s miva - ' - .' j - - !We Kathy lteaW'. Was first in the 10 free with a 2ft a nd MarwJth won the- 300 freestyle in 1:06.'.' for the only lu-c- a' , ' _... ,- __ - _;. - , ' . T* trot Homer was sale on an error by - z -• - in 11W ribs -Not good within 3 . mouxbvidual medie). He was second in the 100 breast, Sit with a Uwe of 1. I U. He baFt the. Iles I ttv a mamut of ainly 1 .,Wi It of a arrono Aixe.-1 viac third In thrit swll~ t wel t , ' A car so advanced, it can tel you just about everything with it. that right ' 11 wuux.-. which sbow,ed his tow it* ground and the baL trobird .. =, a holt." op, __ UW winuLar 0 ___ - Player Orleans Pa: CoarN Player was standing in tbt unke. I- rmn n", tv Jact - .~' I - . g'.c i'. was second tail-s a 10th of a nettle) re.as sean., consisting of he'-; tnUiO4e Heiaon. Tom Mcbonakl.Dtctir Alken arid Lee, wne I: te ~j s . - Six losum in a stratle seaw, 1I*e Lee me UP the w'"flg relay lean'. that limO a urn Wins • -t- . - IIT1 e B. ' a -- - • rra , tits= and NFLM a in of r- -- .-.. -- ns' farr.int Hugs snu-.• tear n'.a. , rougm etend a u-4ujj meet-Tbtrw: me. Ma:,.i,afl(I and Ivar '. gIrls lost V M.,trü.1 £14 and :-s-ans 1.4L The s- I n tudiii-glu I r r vicurs ierieldr ,i tras. mater- CS it two walks. aU'4'.leS 0' Mike Atanxi. Vuww, turned is doubir chimm. wnt to third or. two PM ir. thif fiftt pushied tht lw=, flIOVUI. Intl . flu. wi the ar of a: balks and scored or an error U teL! U) -2 EXIt! WIUI COI 1he tbrow wen,to the plate ant~ Dour s-a: salt a: f1T5 beartat Jones scored two of their thu-re smak Hr was brought Whet. Pirate tUlileF Claytot Lestioff batter for the PlTatei reictied base or a fieldetS booming bOIIlt Tnt) Three flu'.) h' icot'i"d O B Dot'.'. 0' L*uz'.- liUt mr-er of tm retorr, Flarxu It: • wa! a rup mat tock Canter. ttwcuthCSi TIe *ai thanged thit, r1o'. twkber and skow. ended up 5'. kCul A wu1 Ir,dt-i the b&s But Palmer funneil rr Myers to end ltK CL'Sn Ileiti Sports. Ytriter Herald TP Loses irst elbourne , mic- rgI' • - . a'. ncharnpiansku;, Lvlarj& Npwe Madian. witt, sar'wa.- louctled UP im. W%Tr the hits an-i gas tin five walks i: three' titI' boutI 0: It Virtari p- s -. Thompson wrr- undw'.chee: 1flart reached on an izif Dattit Icr trw ?'.ralcs wert- inson an: irere writ n ptrw t*i Sloan wa caught oft OO an Ur1 an'.oa' four baae- on ii The Grim* and pot on'. a thmrc Lthirt stole haules in the c'ng day of the S* 'There more L -rnsn runs in the thirt on tW- error The Cards riullied I or three lead Oviedo Utile league WPUC saw oov'. second and third and tier tallied ut the fOFirU; on simgi and Crcick Starrett's u-ink Th four garrw two senior anti twr flint U the BItt it take &ued on a single D' Ricz: l'.e oy Keane antI Steihenac- an OriOle. and L lead An error a walt initiate the aru ballot the uurci to $a.e a heir ieagar araighm single taipec t ii- the opcnxn, mapot tre um Lead tr'.ng in trw riwi. U the game I ma rur came ?m JLn He= plate witre r ion- runt were put or. Then camethe Pu-ate p' se ng arvemiti. after 5ivi once again .'ifmajs termec. brown gettin top of the sixIr• I: 2eC Golden started it with a the board by the 'Iwins zr the ledoftWith a i'' runs ut the- Pacluzu, ux- Lyma! aid Southern . Ares tWal T1rn Wood' , cilfelidifli liii uti- against attacii was Keane u-un Tanksters Don't Fare Too Well In Oviedo L Opener of, Fur.) £ i- . .1P )otm It, IC1Iy Jr. president •1 the AMI anil ('lifforil II thu-k, president ut the (I S O1tniIr /.;. 4. I ('.uumillri', 014' 0114) at WnIt 11ina' W't II for the c-lau'l.' • t Kt'll} IN the 1110ther of fnt,iier 1 oeIre i; -L Kells ttI)tni will tie JoInei bynnotts-r football great, 114)1) I • a-.-(riese. quarterback I)f the tiniiiI I\lphins Air Gibion, cIidI i1 the (ldcagi hears Is al' .'oinpellng tuiseb:itl celebrities nit' W also slated to rullIlI)t't4' Managers 11011% Walker i f iltliistflfl antI Bill5 Martin hf I l'1etrtut along with pitcher lw, Pert;- of Miimesota and •b i 'dlvn, president of the ('hl -att' whue Sos are rntei-e1 one of the local entrants Is flnt'k i'r, fiiial r a i i n VIii. • '(1 I) U NI ) It MAN ( Jack I eiiusis, gcrwrnl tilanager U.S iiipir ( 'uriittiitte.' In Florida , flit' flit' )ly of the Santorul.Orlaiuio Kennel 4IloWI1 t IIIk i rig wit h Jim Nahor ( left ) durini (*hit) in i 4)ngW()(14I (.lf action get-s underwa JUeSM conference at (lit' ('outemlmra rv I Intel it eath ula at ii W a ll D isney World Stitnia - hoes), in the first frame single!. Indians realty needed came In game and came around on a series of miscues. by Jack Seipit and lj't- Ward the' first when Rand) Willis walL It (',k'n Wjisor singled with two -iuts,' Ted - In the second game the OtUt Braves cruped for eight runs in the fif th to overcome a 53 deficit and destroy the Angels . c*j=g tho sack, Parker tolok ttr-Ider deleiG' agairis boLbied w. bat, und Eagle Uu'r'w the M.0-4' wili Wr r Ldgewatz'r es -' - wa IA ~ parter Meer that '.'. hi I Kea& and Dar vwux-.-. Saturds~ after rgiptni~ Stephen Jones anar t. I -4 or. Friva ____dt, a mark in Metri Do'. arid 10-3 overall' - ,.. - lour I 71 I -- ,-IT it AL :.. Lyma' make too L)If trr Hounds were in or izeir .e'. . M'.zirda • S4e%ienicri s inz*ie L Brown in the six sernoun battle with lie Eagle-s The Hcau4s held on torn -1 Lyman aL ddi- nma'. trium - , L weskew L. Illik it ''. Witr-own Alit- another IXL LWOU(1 a Willi Li-axis in the Mttr Coal er-enc't ' 1r r -- . e hitter and ha mates provided final laitter to ground easily U, Mark Bell trought in two ma" runs. smt- time)) hits as the' lnduins second Four walks led to four •rrnre After that trouble in the •wtittewaslwd the Athletics, 12-h runs in the fifth The only there was no holding Indian thesecond ii the opening game of hit in the Inning was a single bs as he had only Palmer bee) scnito' League one other base runner that on Mike 'seilson The final tails The Athletic' had Palmer came in the seventh when Willis troub le in Ixiti of the firs twi ar error in the fif th rapped his second single of the Palmer rind the only runs The the let turn get off but innings - '. t'.: wur and sceve or; an infield, tadirse ii' the - opening frame. He stole pop up to the nxzind , g ttrv _ hini P&IIflWr %i'r't'c up a tour- p.r.. r.j in the boU -' HI LU \ (t 5j h-raii $icrt WriW• 4 cc: uncierwa' a: 2 pr'.. ru,- me mn Ixr-i. rIui and bc (june tiThe TIIinidaY ir p B, • ' . ''- Hounds Take Two Voictoroies t It, . Tribes Senior the rtghthelder and a single h Isiah Bridges Two more runs were scored in e second by the Indians and again in the second frame when th Indians u-On another The' rnaasaicrt whilt the' Braves had tIIt AtIlI('tirS niliriaged their with out the benefit of & hit In the th ird Palmer led it off to really biittlt' In win in the Other twt hits and along with an opening games of the new!) error ha d the sacks lcuith"d with a double Dennis Golder formed Oviedo Senior, baseball a2ain Seiple and Merchant got drew a walk A single by Sieve Rumse hi-ought in Palmer lie- hits off Palmer after an league harm' run b: cleanur ti:tt 142 _IT) AdktiSOt t±i#t thsixtt whet the Hurricane scored their three runt, 1C' tet IitF tia tnt or.]' th trE urnin an Ont'v V. tthird Li take r over u weeke. otter Pu: Icr tm emmoles w trie'.r margin wm Hirnearies t1"rth Purtui 'The bn' off lkxaie - F'nda) uti'.anzlthpPXrtcGamCViliC 1. sieved t7wr- runs in the top of three'-ipc: L t*as paced 3 Saitua Ii-, a crucial divwor th sixtl- Satzu-das ii run hoçr' of a theplate wtt; a twr tar trwee Donald Brouws now game 'fly emuno1es scored twr -em Srunole -: : 'a--' Th Ern± - d ''t -ne- and Joe lead wasn't ieafl tte-ealerrd L*wy.. tie entire game F'rida' night Tb' Semr.oi naM.. tt ' rnntur amond Action . Hair Game Be mc' 'Oviedo - - ' :- ________________________________________________________ - 1. - - tOIP ' . .• Nil,rs will prnhile the en 1 tIC 101111CC • tthl1lpIflt)5hIlI uuiiii Is known ls'ttei- as 1 antaui, ii In 1`11 Ill rous ttrnvtes p%riyltig that 1 i w- • -.-r' .—.-- , r-- - ausr presenIatlfls and Jim Magnolia and Palm Courses of $'1d' Next l'5'r' Officials ctpect 3(l entrants Walt Disney World, but the been as the Inaugural event tees nil winrcr has Mrrad PrcweP4is from the to.is 4Ieic1ed tournament 5041 gslii No matter what t he seni-r Is, anpectet to cioeetl 1ll1,( the U. S Olympic team Is the w inner of this tournament. nuall% This uill nukr up a The '11 benefit from all large portion of the Ot>inpic proceeds of the golf classic and budget The tlniteit States I the only 'ntn;wt$ng notion uhose Wei1ncscla night's 'c4>mpia '72 t;ala'' which features Jim OImptc teams are not g.wernnwnt-sulst*1teiI. Nabors and Mickey Rtxiney, The Ol)mpi' Golf (iasstu' Is through Wednesday TOui* heaInhil4t of tSr. Nornuin ( the the golfers will compete in 4 Becker, a Central }'lorttta bolt' tournament. Top pt-ire will p.erteitortttt Dr Becker i lw only $7(t n mer-handise (llrectw of hiatt raising for the twcause these players are all Olsiiipk' ('otiitiilttcc In amateurs But for a shot at that flat-Ida and eouw- ttnator of golf $2O top pt-icc. each golfer for the U S Olympic team. lie paid a 1$OO entry fee. Included will also ser..'' as toonilnator in this is their slav at Walt for this week's actiyit,cs Disnes w-t This s-car's tutirnat'ient Is competition Thursday's golf Invitational But starting nett will he a two-n,an te'i tour reg or's ournamu 0 nament But the Olympic (toll year. played *counti the will be condude actualh Classic will on Welnesda with the awarts country with the goltcrs qualifying for the Ol>niplc ('.1f to lx' presented at the gala Classic night Viednesday Several -e'lehraties willie on Master of ceremonies for the . - W.M.T flISNIV WOifli) -The 1072 Ol ympic 1oIf Classic hAnil it, itipø'tc In the tourIIII lot Olnipli- i-hatiiptoci 4ut, 'I",IiIIIICr arrived at Well tilluM W011d '.estetuIa. gets underwa) tndA'bnboh the terthinnwnt, along With •m °" -- s1a i%I lw Ilaittmwr t'otta quarterback Johnny Unitas. Mhke floono will make the ' _- - AR' TAVI1R hIe'raM Spoils B) te'isii-hii'h be ur'iug honors with It' liit - Bill Baker Volkswagen, Inc. 3719 (Jelr.do Road Ill 'Ill nrnri - �.. - - - -~ . -.-_11-I.— ~ ------ ... - - ~ ---- - -- --- - - -- -- - - -- ----- .- -. - - --- • - Monday, March 27, 1972 fl L.lniy ruuviiii —, - 4110 " 6 As I I H It! See ~ '~ 0^ j by Gary Taylor a Duty getA rhanve It, SUP head tintri it coaching ._Q~_ . ______ -- - .. - * -- I~. - -.--~_______ Tj - a - I Sr, I 97 --t -z - a. . 'Zrrw - "I.. — .. _._ -1 ad -- -- __ - - - the school should be at narmal As far as athleur ewnpetium ! 1: I I I D17n, . - _* Paots seLected h the EdenU whict will attend It ts what oier hioi cois coul No wiU nicnar,wUke be selected but red, white He spett Getting back to fluts coach at Elkhorn! Kentucky i City High School -% team "or, the state championship in IW4 That same yew he was selected to roach the West .ida in 199 and coached at Maitland boys on Junior High Man) of last vear that war. the Metro Conference and claimed the .egional championshipl ti-.zn i'tn' t. !:irur tr cca ant of their hest winning fligh School fit gavr~~' it. several years with a 7-i mark, and was selected U' pin' against Eau Gallit in the Silver Spurs Bowl children who will attend Lake Brantles Parents of espectil> parents of athh"!es, art urged u, attend the iioostcr club orgarttzatuinal meeting tomorrow night at 7 U pm at rague Middle School The> will be uble to meet Duty at meeting A.w . did - --- -_ - -- - florida I was In Jacksonville for a Seminole Junior College double- teier with Florida Junior College, but the baseball action open of the big game in time for me to catch my car radio, 1 was surprised to hear a familiar voice on 11w radio :rtiadcast Murray Arnold, one4mr coach at DeLand and .tian High Schools and now the head basketball coach a'• 2Uflffl Btrmlngtam-Southern was handling the cola Greg Robinson, a farmer Coorns High eager and a standout at SJC, played under Arnold at RuininghamOil the Southern last season and was the number two acoI team Arnold did a good job, I thought and I was articual); unpreased that 1w freely offered some ipinians on ficlating He pointed out 11w fart that 11w officials won't call Ua- fouls on the big met because they're the one's that the people pay to see Re pointed out that UCLA's Bin cmitted several fouls but the officials Ignored them each time. Arnold is interested in siglitrif, I.Arrx, F.-arst, who played center tar the Muders for the tar. two sessont. Auto Safety Program ____ Former Indianapolis 500 driver Fred Agabashisin was at - 1t. nu of the amnion Snack Plug'; -- Said> Program and is one of eight drivers going around making these talks at various high chooIi. ()lit man that oeserve a Lot of credit for thus program is Marion Roberts, ownei of Seminole Auto Parts He has been trying for .,Years to get this program it) Seminole High after sponsoring the same program years aget in Marumna, The Sanford Poli ce Department alit cooperated with the program by sending George Myer U' the assemblies Agabashlan competed in 12 Indianapolis SIX) mile races. including 11 in it row He' finished as hugh s-s fourth '.z. ant raceand ninth in another, but was knocked out of both races b> mechanical problems nit safety prtVam will come to this area every other year A different one of the eight will be here next Unit During js' summer months when there is ni' school, 11w program is taking to U S nillitar'> installations Agabashuir drove tot 2$ years before retiring He 5 been with. e- program since its start back in iV th / F . - , I . - ' r - r 140 - - - _. - - - - -' 'o the i Th- lc-Anfretti en Roper Ferrari was 1 -2 Te front car i the .lackv lcLxMarin Andretti driven car and the second • errari - ,,. iit i, ,:~ J - U II U llI' I I INI F REDE I(U I 1)1 RICK JR Sei..v * ,i4 ght W. - Fl, i( L (1 A 1 1 Deadlin e - A er entertaining evening eth1ini', from 11w I'iij'i Ii II tl)t' tU"t t SfWt'htIl membersof was en) m Suite incondensIf emling. Zeta Xi qt the home of Frank on Pine Way. I'lara Suite playletst). Ihose ho maY he interested Jatllet, who had charge of having this form of draina Lu ke program for the e%ening presented to their sdiool or duced 7th Xi n rnbe, to tation is a form of dr b%' groups need only to contact F. RM Dumas and Mary Francis uhich the pla)ers, T. Li. Interest in this art form Baket', students woi'klnj on props or costuir.e read from ii in the Iv; St their masters degree In corn- script. Imagination on the part )ear 11,1% real)> of the audience and their acoo ingi;rto Bill Dum. s. Florida at munications high schools, Jr. High relating to the pLay unfolding (ollei,us, and even some Tediological University. is ffl Sthools 'fl*se two young and very before them Is what it elementary schools art' intalented artists introduced, for dl trodutii,i. ti prgrzm their the first time to many of the team of Dumas anti schools. 'rt members a Reader's Theater Interest is so great that local tation of a very well Baker were terrific. They held the attention of the auuience anti stateftIe competition in Neil Simon play •'j headers' Theater Presentations art- belt!, the latest a Jr High ,',,,,,wt,'tt,,n u,H 1w Iu.1,I lit ' .,411111. huts' in May i4wal papers will carry the tate and time. One may be sure, is'Li Xi members will be planning to attend this perfurumianet' because of these two % try marveli ,i )wrfttrruiers Both the men's and women'r. sea.san will Le ch% ided Into two halvcs The first half winner t) Roofing will meet the second half winner , whet. B a on a beAl two out of au" game thw.. an Win.-hester chan . Homes. series for the citychampion -* pm tilt will pit The nst , will represent Sanford in the Sartford ruckers softhall league sub-district tournament which 'ie wonwn's Both the begins competition leading up ry April I",. learues to the Mate and national pn' women' s l,,tjt?TCfl hs%-t iii teams The men Littie League is Just around N.gzrne schedules while the corner and is slated to open women > Sanford on April 3. There will ate Nther of last year's in in C. be three five-team Lei Griffin ~hampmns. Recreation Sanford s?uctmon for the men's league the will Department program. Motors American National md be e e women's league. this Conhnental Leagues. dnubeader at Entertain h i ty Hitrilly . rill • r1i - ______ _______________________________________ - Attention, l)Iense Tell us your story. We welcoutie your news' "40-40- Engagement and wedding forms, available at The Herald office, should be accompanied by mm black and white glossy studio photo at least five days before desired publication (late. )te(luest.3 ftc WOfllCfl'S news mind photo coverage parties, clubs, 'dc) should be made at least a week in advance. Area correspondents are listed daily on the editorial page. Doris Williams, Society Editor NotG - --.-- . , -- 111111111111111111111111111111111111- __________ __ - 300 Bay Avenue Sanford, Fia, .lrETl ., - Blend •- - LI \ . . I; C&U&B I ' ' / - II I- 1 I1:,Utim iç -'i r / it .of OUBLE bride-elect, WilS hoiioretl at a lovely Wide Selection 58.60 inches Wide Machine Washable - - __ - --- , - - - Zales class take all the -' I " _____ 'i (IflQS ' ' $388 honors ,t ,. - BONDED CREPE * ____________ $ ________ .*JEW SHIPMENT i ''' ... /ai. '' i,ieJ tnt.' Karat AA.1 J '' ,,i,U II wild' ,; ., - ,,, j\ ., . 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TiLe OPEN MON Ifl 1000 Sanlot d Plaza ------ - 1% )e ~& I - 1' Induct mu ct're ito umie wer e tic' tuighuiight of the recent itumi lieisiumt-ss S.imiftriI Professional Woumien's ('lob "l'rtmptiy uuum't'tttig tmt'id lnuuige Following a buffet dinner, lmnt'si(lent June Foley inducted Mrs. l-limiore Slicer Ili a short candlelight ccremony its the club's newest iuieumitwr. Mrs Suer was aw4urk'l tier plum %% Ill' a corsage gift frouni tier ipoiti mini u e k'oi m it'd its as lit' 55 suit'uuitwr toy those lit iittt'ui;lautut' A short business umiertisig followed with president I"olTy presielluig She stressed to the uuiciumlers the inipurtars'."e- Of isitending the April uuie-eting which will hums'e' election of miffit'eta for time ,,ernsiiug uuum ear 'I'tusi uss'e-tiuig will he April 3, at '7:30 in lit list' l'rophi> Lunge and as large attendance is e*1uc1'tc'tI A bomid uuu't'tiumg will tic' held lit the himumit' of Mrs Foley (mu Much 29 at 8:00 p.uui. All ,-o,iuuiittve chairmen are t'la" ti-il to ustteuiil tilt- LAST i~ DAYS \ 4( ~, . 1. 1~ ~ NAME BRAND SHOES *> ENDS -PlL -' Chil dren s •I HPII" (:1,11) lit __ — — V% . .1 - .- I1i1'IiIit,g1ii __________ KNITS AVE ICROt%t.ASTE R C)-'AGE 'CUQ I I all, mother FIRST ST. BAUKAMLRIR(J ,MTERCHAGE STORE HOURS: 9 TO 5:30 EACH DAY 'I Your Own Pre-Easter litipti.il luliclivoll at .ill Orlando restaurant. PlIolo shows, seateii froin left Mrs. George Marcus, mother of the future bridegroom, Miss of the l)I'ide_ Shannon, honoree; and Mrs. Joseph E. Shannon, eI('ct. Standing are Mrs. Jullibs i" O'hlezirn an(1 Mrs. ('harles T. Mills. E. POLYESTER 1c----'r'-- A hostesses phone •i -ë P• - . A—JJ - iv_ 11111PIR 44 MISS KAT HY ShANNON, MALENKO-ii- M ER 1510 two -- ____________ - when ç,rirc- d If you're one of tho s e women who claims she can nt'ser find the right shade of umu.tkcup. then soke the probk'm by blending >uur own Not from scratch. of course But you can buy make-up that comes with a base plus t ube s of litmt and dark blenders - WOODS ____ - c-- v • - For the gentleman of conser ,.4t,. '4%'C5 i' "j'iC 40 tce'iIe'nt selection tradit,r,r,aIi ,. s,.tec'1 .rrw frr,rn %a ill %hr? All - 1 _________________________________________________ ... '-' 1 0 Ph. 322.6755 Ir - BRASS KNUCKS CHAMPIONSHIP • . RETURN SOUTHERN TITLE MATCH SHANE .,% II Personalized Prof essonal Nursing Care Since 1964. TONIGHT bsorbs Two Tough Setbacks ',-,Hj r - — . Nursing and Convalescent Residence .""- () v i e dc' ,., Ar''.., - - - Seminole Lodge Tern '-' nlde' lie' far east arm'l anything wrapped II> Marilyn Gordon hhirbara Anderson clothing and tied kimono style scores one anti textile chairman for the for your side. Skirts are important l,ngtha home Altamonte Springs Exteasion (limb, presented mm are "anywhere". The mini is fashion for-a',t fir spring and - oruilng lair K strong 'Ils'ru, will be more drrv"s flew sewing te hin'quc's tier knowledge was gained from around this year. After all, extension there is nothing so feminine as mm county home dress wnrkshop.s. Somewhere there' Is a sea Fashion, she explained, has taken a step in a new direction wind bringing in a Nautiral this year. You uuiight say it is a look. Watch for middy jackets return to sanity. Gone are the and dresses, sailor pants, sailor peasants, the gypsies, the hats, nautical prints, armcostultie haik, the kooky mind the etiorpirus and other salutes It, binurre. In their l)ltI(e there is a the navy. What about colors, fabrns return to Ladylike dressing in pretty and elegant clothes that and prints? Colors will be bright make you feel very ;w-bal she explained. And sinc" .hen you wear them. 'fl'> aft, "nat'trl" L an lyrrtrtztnt v'nrd dc-signed with today's way of these days for everything, the They are natural shades and textures of liie in umund. Imaginative, colorful, easy to flax, unbleached muslin ar,'l wear, and best of mill in mind a burlap pop up everywhe-rc '11-.' is (Olor new important pleasure to look at Jackets and toppers top the "paperbag" The star fabric of the spring list for spring '72 Jackets come in every &'onct-ivablc shape and season is gingham. Gingham is form such as smock, blazer, such hot news that other fabrics workman's kimono, cardigan are masquerading In gingham and safari. A strong Oriental checks. Prints are a story in theminfluence Is blowing in from the prints selves, You'll see featuring people, animals, vegetables, places and landscapes. There Is something for t'very taste and every type of garment hiarbara topped off her learning sesion with a dress her sister had made with hundreds of pop top tabs. rAn .h! nerP' s,e. ,'; — d MONDAY 8:30 P.M. - c.çj' — lhelm Spring if irst - Why not give last years' wardrobe a "new look" Le"rit / !it(Jtte5S J ' - --------- IeaturIrij - Usual " !1OI1lIn(ik(I',S -. ea ti'vy Safety Program. i - der H LL e anz Hurle plafl In I otw. ptsct- and f ti tlit other prototypes I' t' based i ,1(slr%13, ('F()' grand touring claEw question was could an) of in This was aiso a fine per.5 litres, was the CvrUt the fragile prototypes. either o armanct ht it* son* team f Ferrari seenis capable six teams s ad the Dave Iher.r. and Rob Johnson, makmgaatwnibieof 11* 'A arid Ferrari, All a.Romeo or lL& n s league managers in ma the Considering hoe much heavier that won the SA ManarUirers- Ctwmpionship Last 12 hours as tough as L'Tectrtano Systems Inc. anishii: 2 mile course at 11w Corveut is that, the In sixth was the Lala of Jo ster this year as 11w) posted UUer Sebring They did, but there prototypes- thu war an ene Well Ho third win in a roe at Sebring I £ and I) achievement Bonnier and Seventh belanged to the he Ro5' or with Marie' Andreth and Jacky were many casualties Hodges. .ing, The winning Ferarn covered This was the best overall finish of Itreznka and Barthng with Irks taking the wit. Jack larms at an average speed of ever at Sebring for a Corvette of f ilrueinc 12 hour rartBob keenet' i nethour. The Tamne based car as a ver also, in ehth Hood and Sanford P taking its toll of the race- 111 ckers, was the- formed flawle> d-1fl the Far Da>ona winning Ferrari prototype even Finishing second c ranad> out- was ei)s race, as it crossed the finish Line Fewt of ltimnnir Peterson and entire Ferrari Coca Clunnetti and Bob I The six teams in the women's the This car distancing Grossman Ninth went When the) took 11w checkered Tim Sctwnkui league are Club Lw, Motor lap IIaytonas and Cnrveties porctw of Munii and L flag the car was losing oil recorded the I a5est rare Pam, McRoberts Tires, blistering the- road course with a cuss Tenth place and first Ccnstructio over .5 litre went Shoemaker Ferrari team cars of Unit' of two minutes, seconcis Stromberg-Carlson and Clark & Finishing in fifth position and toUring class Third was the Allis-Hornet' t IF k lafldl Aritjretti.l the CT cisas 2,5 litre and enkin and Regazanni-Redman driven by Tome Hezernans and first in nver Bin games are on tap for this under was 11w Pbe 911 of Gimondo with Nino vacarelin Thu car was driven were clean> superior in in in the men's learue. with a at It fairly conservative pace by SC U ed for doubleheader Atscheduled these two drivers and patience iiin, d pe.-sieverenrc paid u!f ast the night action torught. tht next -0i e., chubengers for the pla) will be Wt-dnesda) night. touring class win fell b%and . thewith Lake Monroe Inn meeting ~-wayside Hiem. Gregg Executone S>'stemz at 7:30 p.m Gimonde will all be an '1 % inchester Homes battling tins Saturdas April 3 $at t:30 • Pe1I UVvt hCouSIMA race for STh action cars see Sanford Truckers oo Considerable conv uced early in the race when meeting Lake Monroe inn in the first game and Executone -- .__ A fl ht-'' A. race uiiicsai nU.JIaaeru sam ru' m.pmu.ruwc in cwupju.s. ii> Crowie'> scored Brooks Habits, waved a white flag indicating Associated Press Sports 5riLri' like hr pitched Last year, s son to give' hlaltininre- its s'mctr' i i i i li l il il Ii emergent') vehicle on the Ever> spring g' pretts much we're' not disturbed' doubled and trw:k and them'. black-flagged Rubitisot It daesnmt nmtier who is shade- 1') tie sana Aging Hoyt Wilhelm S Poker Revaor, for failure tv I signs lite, vontrart. guies Ito Ing his head us long as 11 isn-t moved W third on a bunt 706twis Bob Batie> had four RBIs honor the white !Iag,who at the Alston In Pus 21 years lii the ip'irW truin1n' arid gets 10 with a tu;mcr and siwtle and tine was running with the . * in his first exhibition pine major leagues, Wilhelm won 14th games and has always Rusty Staub had three with a ldet-s in an AU am Prototype ! A few heads shake and satin, bascn.-ivade'd pinch double for When }tevwn arrived in the pits one comments "Looks like the been a warns-weather pitcher ant fella doesn't have it an>- Aistun knows the- weatimer Montreal hSUIled Argument Reggie Smith homnered twice between Revson and the chief getting warmer uTiure EVERY Id knuckletialier In other eththiticn. games, for Boston for four Pills Jomie starter. Revion swung hiz arn disgust. made hits initial spring appear- hlaltinirenippedTt'xas 64 m H (ta got three tilts. including a t, elted Ionia fur :hr White Sox Montreal anrt Sunday. He go, bombed as Innings, starter's hat oft, and drvvt back I Californiascorrdf,vt-tuines,in on the i the New York Mets defeated Houston 11-s. Boston defeated -ace track. But alter a LOS Angeles 1. Wilhelm didn't 11w Chicago Whitt Sox t-ti, Cab. the sixth inning on four walks. •t OILAS4DO SPOITI 5t5-DlIJ meeting of race officials Peter Jim Spencer double, a. single fl,evwn was thrown out of the get the Loss-Tonmi> John got farina routed Cleveland and a sacrifice fl,s that-but Lw did get the allen- Minnesota edged Atlanta 1-0 race. This action mutt with Jim Roll singled ii the 11th strong 11 innings. Detroit beat tion disapproval by the Wilhelm gave- U) SIX fliflS deiptumi 3-1, Oakland Whipped inning, driving in the- winningesUmated fa Minnesota run against Atlanta FLORIDA TITLE MATCH a-is'n hr hired the- Mets in the Sari Diego W. the Chicago Cubs IIAICAT '" Dann) Thompson, who walked Noted race driver Jackie seventh inning He retired cmuls tu-irnned Milwaukee 3-2, New was sacrificed to second. and Stewart, who was working with York blanked Kansas CU) UTW batter "It's the first bad uirnng Per, and two separate- Cincinrumb s.'ored on Hull u safety Jul!ABC Sports during the event 1usd since he's been 'rith us," i,quads topped St Louis 5-3 and I'aiat and 'loin Norton hurled expressed total disagreement the- shutout for the- Twins ICPSAMPiOWI icsAu:tmc,r,) with the- ram off,c-itl decision iiudger Manager Walt Alstomi Pittsburgh ti.i L)etm'uit scored three runs in cw and Iflh*Utr ________________________________________ the wcont inning, including law home' runs by Willie Horton and enforcement officials at the sassy 11111 Freehan, while Mickey Lw- track let to ABC's John Wilcox A ten held the Phillies to one rLn beuig struck repeatedly by two and three hits in five innings Officers and George Lysle, who HAUl (CHANPIOI4I Joe Ruth and Sal Bonito each was working as color-man for hut two-run homers and Reggie the IS] network being struck in tapqti. tiiIi. d.,n't cuu,.t, 'ihw iu.,rr jnu.t ntai rent.rI with Jackson doubled in two runs for the face by another officer when ih. *.a,v I. .e-vtz*l ot'nrr at ti*- "wit" it'..c..,cia or factors amici us' werekr in tineOakland Jim 'Cathsh" Hunt er i he attempted to interview the The (.h'trdu Lions t is ia-. taUi, pitched seven mmngi for the winners at the end of the race. 11w chin not once but twice over 'VlSI 011*? 'VlSI 011*? LOsina pitcher Lyn Burch A's 5k. •h.i' iirvww—_,,4 gave up six hits but deserved a Billy Williams' homer drove close deCIMOXIS u N - Sn'i>'be-tier fatein three runs for the Cubs Burt Beach and Laeaburg afternoon the Lions Houton pitched seven innings ICHAMPION) (CKALLINOIK.I Frmda' -- wound up and gave up singe ruin to completely r, by !M'i4t!ys_lWPw,QP4j slants of New Smyrna Beach 3 final in their tussle with wuuki'r in the- sixth and seventh O'PY.iHu1w&J hurler Mike Simpson Simpson, Leesburg. The Saturday Loss innings Tb. PICTh$1ONAL 1. Tb. CHAIUNOIS put the Lions season. chart at I. Mel Stottlenmyre and Sparky VII making his first mound apa J.b..y KING Lyle combined for a one-hitter pearance of 11w season. set the 7. The Uonsretur'ntoacticxithis for the Yankees The duo faced $.b lOOP vat Nih. WIIITIP Lions down on one- hit as the bust the> 2 Kansas City batters Barracudas took a 4-1 decisior, iiitcrTwOts who defeated the Lake'view, Johnny bench singled in 'The lone Oviedo run came as in earlier meeting. lions in — Cij'icuuiati runs in the- seventh u —L'1:LlIt.iT ___ on of the winners The Lions also PsObel't Davis Is expected Iii get inning. tzeukmg ii 3-3 tie with ell all VII often, three to be ct, the pitching assignment for the St. Louis Oviedo nine. "- MARION ROBERTS of Seminole Auto Parts lcsoks over some auto safety material with ti0 driver Fred former Indianapolis Agabashian. Seminole Auto Parts co-sponsored a pal-' 'auto safety assemblies at Seminole High as part of the Champion Spark Plugs Auto . -1 - ;_ - \lh" — BR ISCO-WRIGHT ' 14 % t RETURN -; !- . -- -a,: --- . - seiviatu able to Mt and enjot 11w game on While most people w was one of e "BOOR TUBE," I th rouidnl watch the !ula of the NC tournament, 4 •' -_ . - -- -_ V I - I 1. . - :- - - - - . ____ - - RistIirw wri'. a tnrcluolse silk gown and a rorsage r-,f randlelight M'rhlds Retleptiom The reeeption for 19's .ttw"s was held at Wooster C'sintry Chub where the brIde's table with covered was damask. The ovei'i"!Mh Of lime green was draped arid caught up with nose-gayS Of sprng flowers. The three-tIerswleake had garlanets of spring f''.ers Miss Fran.i Ristlin., sister f the greswn, registered guests The bride arid groom -*111 ?mnry from graduate in University, Atlanta, Gm, June. They will live in Atlanta GustR cam. from 1)ur'i.,m NC,; Scotia, N.Y.; Atlanta antI Rome, Ga, Ijmrigwnnd and f~a Rabin, anti M,llei'abutl, Mon anti Ivy and wriP her greatand p.arb grandmother's sapphlt e pin AtIeuw$anhS Wearing floor-length gr,wns Of lime crepe were the att'rAants, Miss Jane An4erv'n, maid of honor, Miss Mirsly ( ,M, Miss I'atrkla Harris uirwl Miss Holly their gowns were l'arrelI styled with empire waists and hitshoçm sleeves Their white were lamps humrrlcars' dee r,rateel with rlafFrslIlq, hah- 's breath mind IVY It.it man was (Tharle Peek while Samuel Santoro, Jsk SIrrunek and Art Young seated guests huff attended the Mrs reri'rn"ny iris yellow accordion pleated rhiffem gown with jeweler! ti'4ie 11cr corsage was of green ore h144 Mrs 44 I --- 9 __________ i off agetnst B and D .ntnrd Men's Softball squar1n Roofing in the nightcap with JLI~ Ii 0 i H t mo - -,;!.~. Softball ~_ - d -. - " *'- - tjvltirsastbebudgetwillallowTh(nlcknawoftbe%CtU. -- - § Opener Is ____ . -- 7 - - - - . •- ___ - -. - Bistline ,J . r Vorom"n.v W. Nuptial eketInnq arid prot esicinsi The' recessional wer" from hlarsi.'ls ,Water Mmnttt- Suite Other nuptIal selections tnt hued h'iee-'a for lAde "Almatne" by ('oiling; ''Monsieur's AlmnaIne" by hiatt iseher; "Pavan" by hlolborrs', 'Two Alrnairws" by It Johnson, "Greensle-eves" by i-ancllellght ('tilting, Ballet from ''S'dt. No tile Ihiriug I for Lite" by H.'splgni; and 'ic'ut"ny is'rfnruut-cl by lIt 'Siuuiple t;ifIs'', a traditional S. flhivs'r ilang, the lirlili' -IiN folk tune tier l> In litart bit" _0 itivdul Anti'itme satIn ('mwn parents The untie rhov' a gown u-if '11w nunntlr wos banked with r'aniileligtit antique satin em. 0 white srmpclnmmgc'nms anti gladioli, t,ntittie-rrtl ,, pearls, fast,ic,n,'el uIffntiii ,inu baby's breath with a late. boclfre, hlishop ('uimIu-tIng the ult-t'iiriiti'un' alec-yes arid is far-shapeci train , ," , writ' Iuins' garlands, mnlninisir" A heioiipic' e of fresh baby's white light's and .'zmnmliclight breath u'euiretl her candlelight satin lsiws 'us' aisle was for. tuile veil ii mccl by at4snulirut whit.' tuorrican She carried a htamque-I of white ribbon. r oses, baby's breath, carnation,s White inmps I - And that mild seU tlUe No of Westwønd. 9, tar - Miss Kathleen lthl,iin huff Is's-auumi' us' Itrick' rf F'rc"krIc k Walter IIktlIrw Ii, stir, of Mr. anti Mrs 1 W hlistline Sr liingwt"ii, "n Sit lit tiny. March IL at a e-ereuuiony w'rfiirine'mI In the home o Its' linde's parents, Or and Mrs Albert Burne'y huff, 12211 North lit-vet St Ww'ster, Ohio - -I D(I N - 111g:. -- - 1 _ cctiool and a mali vts ccheduk wtfl be added to the __ ,." - jmg ~ _ ___ A:Z at the nine I 1 ij)Ofl &_ - ninth and IMh graders will tr —S ! I 7 - ____ __________ on,c e F. "alp 0 A f ,-rrJ lr .LPLU1 I teu. t:~1-.t-~ , - . ~ _______ er first year athletic m at the n schooL wifl themfieingajunlorarsl'v reamen t ^ -. -- -VIW__ : ,r: : ~ Z _W 7 -, __1 gg_= ,_ 41L-C-Z~ -, .!~., " I— -_ a-!at--: P-- !;_~ __ . ", - - -1 . -- VY, _ft - V~ fnilowing inforriultior, right. - -qv,. ow 7 I - , . . ;., - , . ,--~ - 5017EW S7~1%_~- . Z_X A I _ .W Fkr$da State coach Hush Fur' fut4,reak leader. apps*red annoyed that the Up from the fr?shJnifl team in Its %a 4 Who UClA t unbeaten Iwb*m admitiM the great ketb*IL' home I a rear. Some B% DA. oiwgbI up "After carries A ndre McCarter, pines the RiIn In AIMed Prrai Spnrb Writer have said the 'urrent J the greatest Player guard who Is the youncer said But gotnUnhesfrr. for anot o gaines d*mp$OftMP g*me. but t p'od ske All . of fo)cr Is an absurd O nquer for f at vast another two his kids pyod one hkuva brother prn%1nct ?t t here' When he was McCarter. Willfr, Amet&n thoqght aj S tflC?Cdtblt basketball reIeren was tc Lew Al. pifl" lte goC alithe, nt.r Bill Walton, Also, Amec* the key wa He acknlM for dl the liegtatt re Ka'm th the rebounds Cindor n $7 trth and 41 us the coaching atti- ahahooUng lad The reL'o four of SIIUT most %VMes tfl S tflW-C The il4abbar. When he was at Waln pl qckneas Wooden loves at Rt fInal o games bde of Wooden ' al W IIs look, that ma may day's starttn fIve reUwn. along In the much. thts be ing named prnf U4'-IA. the Bruins ay ahead of 'Won Is with the three top UP nam be in sertaus jeopardy s AiMor thou the NCAA tournamentehes In his floaoph. hman Like to m a good w C InChing NCAA It's pob It pl&r of the NA touameflt Mh "I don't kn pve Py Oft) two or th No STda with ifl 11-71 ars as the R,sln' He iMUy5, yes.' $fl c unbeaten f& t well prepared mentally and & easily "bump' ds Who pky For*d winning tIlk's asid the Moot 11 sophomore we plt%:v"J~ and be able to hold player he espili,cially wants, State. the Bruins took the has- the stars ___ -------- - ____ . ?Mir hosid, high After the game McCarter is from Phila... vrArs and was a varsity coach until he suddenI5 found was a junior arslts job H mach at Seminole High but now he will - t at the n LAke Brsnty Hi Sdol. b' -, By UCLA0' Consecutive Win Mark Eyed . I _ Bill Miss - ~ 40 ~~ - _'. 7 rnM. Mnreh ?/. 17fl - 9 irifr,rc1 Hc,riil't Th 8--The Sanford Herald 1. _.-._._-,. ... 1 - = %e-% Values oU1 IN it; V \V~ $200 1~,~ ", N",_.% T0 "w $600 0,1, ix%, r .i~ ~ $ / \A%,11k, 6 ~ ,.~ 01 $200 OFF % ~- \ C tP1 'L"S' C~ Li' Reg . $12.99 ~> ,,, .r ii,,,,~ $700 Vale's 4z~ On ALL Regular MERCHANDISE i;~/ , IiURL'S BOOTS Size 10', To - - Junior Shoeland OPEN 10A.M. TiLS:30 P.M. MON. LONGWOOD PLAZA PH, 531-7252 Hwy. 17.92 T H R U SAT. �____________ ___________ ________________________________ - ~ .;i_-:__-~LY---:.-.'.-.-.3-'--LI _______ . __ __ ____________ ___ • ___ __-. s Monday, March 27. 1972 ID—The Sanford Her Powerful Ones ACROSS S ____ EE .tt1c'r' 4 A6b j Knysi thr Amin D()W 2 Stream it. par r 1 _____ been f T is :' IAs CALCULATE t! '7E wAT iT lsD iE iS IS )4E 'ru 3GS5T AD _________J I ______ -.-I. E 0 .4 '.. OiTE E'E . '1 .... \ Is.,.. MES __________________ -1 I. •'•. .. ____________ [N__1 _____ LSL( --1 ______________ ____________________ PRISCIL'S POP - -. ,(~ r ~ — I I'.'. 46 r7 48 45 1 ____ - _____ I fi-.~-~ —— — 53 ..... . . , I -- 44 - ____ -IN , 4 THE BADGE GUYS 57 — — — — — 1 ___________________________ Lao'”, ____ ____________ _ I . 1.4 I .x ok, pular sjt1i ,,_ POLl-V _____ IkH I'ULL\'-By the time I got to college I as tired . by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY RAISED EYEBROWS 1)5.51 ISl,.I,I) Reciprocate 'tour sister's invitations n-sin Itte isme irna ni meal she aDuld wrs'r won. tn iniders arc green. English are yellow and French are urange with the wide range of colored and patterned of is ht of junk mail, and I have learned at a glance what 15 n:i things For example, all ni history nou'hocikn and inl y and cer lit ing room and all I collect are added and usually they add Uj) to about $15 for the year Instead of giving the I cAn PI that I fl _____ ______ . I iT IiER ' : T I. and small lots on my ___ Ib, JAk' ) ' ' ' .Z uLk r('nlI'vv streaks caused by spray furniture and was. from m green antique fin1sh, j _____________ T_ - J' , (.1 '1 R .t[ rLighirl lnsti!utt 1 '.L )I \& IfS i tit mc'TY,inf i cii:t CII uriS so that ) nu I mm lot oarii:in il he able to handle whatever activity Inst. o a more efficient ham The altcrnciciri and evening art good lot irttin others know you n-ant to he wth them You are now ahir 1'Jiarrn allies wilt 'oum thoughtfulness a:. asso sic who la, beets loyal and helpful establish es more roothifl Also take time to exPress IrPTtCiatiOfl ti) othem ;'.t:vrduala who ate w'orthnh,ile 1 AURI,IS (Apt 20 to Miii 20i 'I tu hair time now Irs :usl.t improvements to sunouncinp so rt an earl) start on ,c't Work huamnsonirsusJ) with ottirru uustrai of aiguing so .u;1- and wasting time lak€ it east uunurt:t GIMINI IM&> 21 to June :' AL'cLa,eI n see you in fold civer in half it lid fro ant tin can (1k careful no to cut yourself with th e' sharp edges I, ;'et out the etiupping board and ch:tp away -MRS I' A i . MOON (1lt I)RI\ (June t2 to Jul 215 Make 'out Bs can he wt -i'l' :- lc' Lu v - .'lpiflg in 'rsuir mind and you should follow through on -"(M after more study of detatis Making reti, contacts with those of different background can be helpiut PISCI-3 Urt' 20 to Mar 20) Man to see advisers today 5'rlis '.o' 'tlsr,,tutu:e actisuiuri. Lsenu4 is best time so flaU0I tinancial attari t?uit ate vital to your secunt ' and hapuwss Be he or she will be IF YOUR (StiLl) IS BORN 1ODA .lesrr young people n-ho w;1l cooperste i of those one becfst with: others in undertakings that could last a long time Ihere is much atbty here where artistic qualities are concerned There is a fine marri4t in ttus ell \(Il'TIl .. South breathes rebet whets West follows Now 11 is ul, it) him to go after £Q A .7 the spade uut Oswald: "A quk count indicates that West held seven hearts He has also shown up with two dubs That teat- cs only taut ct't 24 • 5o543 A. AS ' a M11 a ( :-uo • jr t, could all be spades, but the chances art I he holds Just one or two It ts'hoos'es South to play East I :i a j fur the queen. He p avs dum nit's iice of trumps, leads laas'u }'as curds Tticy £J 102 .1tP-s-South vtilrri-sbl. tte.i ''tI :-. .v 4A I'as' the jack. lets it rude, makes Pii his contract Jim 1$ Oswald ( aid James Jucub M ii ii bridge err, , tIller at oid cc'u"t ing a hand entireht or mail.' ''He- eel of your life is i.arirly up ii' YOU, C arroll Righters Individual Forecast ten your sz&n for lila) ” Jim 'Today's hand ii a -- - __ - ': _______ - I -k,' -:_______ — :3 S _______ _____ —_ 7 _______ 4 (5) FlorIda Agri World 7:00(2) Today (6) Secret Storm (5) General HOP1til 330 (2) Brght Promise (6) Edge of Night (5) e Life (9) Iloro's Big Top 8:00 (6) Captin Kangaroo Mike Douglas i.00 (2) Munster, (6) Gomer Ptt-' Movies / 7' iC'r'W / CT, - BLONDIE _____ %, - - .- ii~ ., - RMST&QED, _,~ _1: - 6 -I_: I i ' ', ---5, k - / i 'to '5- _i-J %., 11 ' ____ .. ,I,,, r I ___ _____ '/ I' ____________ ________ I Iai> ~) ( ~ r. ,J ,), ('s)' ' ., (/, J- --,N" it-Ilo-Y I ., , ____ ___ tNCi'4 — - "I f.'lc .. - _ -- EETLE BAILEY ____________________ rr ii; NOT .DiER! Pc ) 611Z TAT LIP! .l: _________________________________________ ___ t1itt ______________ _ __________ 'j _ by tv¼x'l 'iValker __ _ WHOOE him, t DON'T _% ____ _____ ___ - - - -\ hu,,t Ii ('iiikt,.j tiackbiflj -i IT''.' 16' IT PICK -• ______ Pass THE pf4AN'TA 2 4 77;ig 501.7 .0 CASI e.5 !,, •1 - Aflu TM WmICts I O.2R MP PtOJ'M M17iCA3. sa t .r SIt • tO I 3) 1k ltI5 53 'i'hotouaht.su' Uue 3: c;ul'i i.. - I ' °" , mls 'SJ ' 514 ' po P5, II EEP ! 170 sicti $tCALI. ma,T z - 1 -- -. , .sci.c'T - ' ' -' 22 SprIte 8 Tins is. * I l4I4tV. h 24 Tianspose, lab) 5J T&% (.4) (',t1,il* i , Go by sitiraft II Nets 5012 I Sift I 4', C14P111*L - -wrs OOGAa14- PClutp rs Pt'tAHT0A' ,,_. y - 171 ITWI IUAGA PowIRS PiP t5t F'5AMT0M Xi Ii ('hurt I, ''t 16 Antsquatu 'I J Tranq't'rta. 49 Strrnt'ets}' ' siuffsi.. T --I li, J (Si. 551411 I 7_5 11 - '_ - MG'S If , „--. -- I:;. --9V I AI -,,, _______ N G RACI Ices St ('.uur'tIiLs' ii I i.l. ,., __________________________ I ______ _________ •B _________ _______ 18 - -- 19 5O________ ___ "I W MI _ 53 ________ '4 29 . 10 V 30 ~ - V -5 _____ ______ _____ ______ 24 NIGHTS LEFT — _______ ________ ________ _______ _______ ________ ________ _______ ______ _____ SEASON ENC'S APRIL 24 ___ 'U40 41 136 137 ___________ I I I Mat itw. ,, —45 ~) 'S _____ PotS Times ,, •. 1:45 p m 1, 1 8p i-n 57 . ! _____________ _____________ .1 N*Ss? CAuJ% ft. Lt I I _ _____ I ft - ml ., SOkRlv No MATINEE TODa, 54 _J __ - - - _______ __________ Answer Tumuerus. ________ _____ ___________ (*145107 % - w,PCfis- ri,,i,ttb: _____ " s_s (t 11 ,• ISCi'r'tctrou,' __ _____ _______ ., - -' 5 __________________ __ 0 I p5, TilL jj's,t T.str Yttli . 5, ._ LuO ' • ,,' S 'I _1, - DOG "ii hi,..', 4( I ' •'t ' Ii si______ r.-i I. -_- 5 ' p '1st, it 44 L)s','I,'r ours abar. 2s Get tip V S,,,II ____ A T -P. __ _________ t.: 1,01000AN 0(al.10 vtANIOM T$t 540 w#,LI(5 HE i644011 5 42 Sio't,sk so ii ui irlouritAli 2 Mis- of aat,00,iin) 3 ('itt-eli 40 t.u,e S To thi 10 Inn II Wirsict schmitt l)Olt ' lS.srsi- -• 25 lk,,,faci,,, ii Frininuic 16- -_ 1 ivcacE FROM 'Tf ' ' 37 Io&l an ill-I' I'' Ilfl(c' tunnel, L, ,,.( P0 SKit IJtit LyV [ Li lot cri 7. tyllof .1'a t:i 'C - : 7 Inteirsu I ai' I 3* Sithi test' .4 11 In, kiniiI TODAY'S Qt'LSflON You do bid fit's' rio-tramp and uu' partncr bids iii duncsndz __ 1. U ., Steak SPECIAL (ib I 2 i '4 15 -Ji i I .I-. ______________________________________________________ j. by Lee FaIk"ard Sy t!ry Of 4 IT 16 _____________________________________________ I ______ House P I ,iT: H' Suntli 1 411111, ___________ lID U S. ' PLUS Darko4 th.SUN ________________________ 52 Aunt (Sp I 5$ l'r'pr, 25 Acumen lS(s,ii iiii,,ii &~t r - &~ C ____ foI hI'S 13 Ki,stt (Fr , 34 ,tale ''ll)1''4ri( ( CARE ____ _______ _____ _____ ______ _____ 57 Shitirl 3I3 Alt ____ CAPTAi' 'I'.'; GI' F-H. 322-5281 2501 S. French Sanford 50 Ensry (c-Il aPIellitiusn i4EFL. WTTI.4 I5' I I' 47 jfl4,J _DI 1HO J1 (O1 COCP,TAiL LOUNGE _ia, -i, ________ 43 )'oir,t a entlur,ni IS Ir.dianmai.J,r, 45 Fiber knoti rçuin, -v.. ___ irle i4AØ fl( We Still Have C\ir 14 Make i''r'l'c't —1-..": l ! ______ 0 IR EXCELLENT SEAO0D iflespenSi.ly Priced 39 I)mi't ski: 16 11truh .~Jha rl -,. ________ :1- __ _______ _ _ ____ II OA.M. to Ii 00 P.M FrldayandSarday Ars..r S. Pt."..i P.,*I. II ________ G lIlt cit --32 ur,cal Saw 42 1iuIItiI ____ d\ ç : , I -(--) 1 __________ L BEETLE BAILEY ___________________________ ________________________________ b'or1 Walke,' . 14E CAN -, rr TiA1' "\ vAg EWEor - ' a' owe ) Service From 11:30*. P4. to 10:00 P.M 54Jfld,ai thru Tt'vrs.dy A (Ei" i4POflrANT _______ ________ AP4VWAY _1ki TZ - - - "..e - - (9) News 6:00 (6) Hew'. u'sicYoun 21) Spritril -'' LOBSTER HOUSE '30 fl News (6) Green Acres -- - - ' (-f __________________ _____________________ ______ 111~ ;. - - .I ---- IA -, Coot From s 30 p m. I,., [ __ ___ ________ _____ vir Jh'A ",II'E 2O..'. 'ri,,al DOCTOR. 15u0 - P, 1 . 11 , 111) (JFoes (6) Perry Mason OIio _______________ - WAKE LIP $AY -aD.'E ' ________ '--' PEP'a4Y') dC - JP14ii P1 - . otic _____ - -________ SHOWING jo t. i hove Lucy _______ iii -.._,, '" OO'NW?OWII IAMVO*o n&&ta l,'ir OYSTER BAR (f) Movies __ __________ 'ij'EA'. ew000 _ ___ () (4) Ron,,'.r Room ) • i .i' i ' i. -, II _______________________________ Almanac 10:30 (2) Concentratlon 15:00 (7) Sale of the __ --- - - ' ____ y _(_\ COX e situation ______ llr~ A 5'-- _________________ -_ ___ (9) Slim MIms 6:30 (6) Sunrise Seme'.ter ( 9 ) - ' iiii' -. perfect e'xsmple South is in to show one king Whet do you four spade's after a three- do now heart opening bid by West 0 Asm yaj ID CAY, BEANO 'TC? r ". - I ~) 4 NT p matics Actuall',. all It re Pasa i r. • .• quires is some' conct'ntriutlon r.. arid counting to 13 " . , 'o -111. 1.t":. 'The basis of Oswald £AKSSI VA2 •i 45K654 counting is common senss What do you dc ,,o ______ cant always get a per v can . _______ (s) Dating Game 300 (2) Another World 6:4S (2) Sunshine I by Dick C..li1 "NK IM '**\ (4) Guiding Light 9:30 (6) Lucy Show 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place gave him the right percent. iv - _______ _______ i divided The bidding has i-n fli ('UT)' Steal Jim - Mi,st U North East sider it a riistrTiUu5 prn feet count but you _____ _______ _______________________________________ ______________ ¶Js,'fi :'-.ç — '—'---- - could have been . cess requiring higher mathe- __ _____ ______ n-rung but his partial count no real effort to 'figure out Iwn and ran usc that in sour 629. Hollywood. Calif 90028 4 - '1\ __ th NOW 6: tS 12) TV Clatiroom (6) SunshIne Almanac ____________ ____________ ______ ______ 'z,ss - '' : '' t,"a''t'.C, a wEw _____________ •ta.vE Po,::_ p4 ' ,,p- ' ____ TtT •T)-4E v.Cs's) A Alba:; ht1a o 'T'HL' iA'tjD.IEi( F.AC)-4 O1FITP. C Vt5... F lWth(,, 1 i a sight of K • _ _______________ " e a ' -- u. ___________ king of hearts, and shifts to the four of clubs East takes t' nd returns the suit Itit' "1 tie Stars ii'cprl the) di' not cctr.spti' Whet ) OU trial-c April is now ready Far your copy send you: tuttidatr and $1 to Cartull Rightc't forecast (name of newspaper), lbs WINTHROP _________ ) ', ,it are iOlt ' t'.t i ,-,t 0 _____________________ }ctrtr s Newlywed Game 230 (2) Doctors MORNING ____ - -- Suits Count Def result to Ft ." - ," e OPEI'V ( ) All Mv Children 7.00 (2) Days of Our Lives (4) Love Is a Many Spiendored Thing TUESDAY' )-S_-- 'L-_p - _______ vcb( -_____________________________ C _____________ _______ - (_7y y,,N-~- C ,Nir- US CO -V,,, --HZ- -- - -__ __ L MIN (6) What's My Line! 10:00 (6) Sonny and Chet 11:00 (2) (6) (5) N',ws 11:30 (2) Johnny Carson (6) (5) Movies r ___ ,,, ______ _______ -. I 1/ '1 11 100 (2) somerset 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue -'- - WIN AT BRIDGE - &I'RlL.ORr. t.Des 2 it' Jan :cn Make appomlmflenti It' 'Itiinit) open to ou 1 uvic w oil- should he done well -w others that you air a tune citizer -- / ,4~01 111- '1 (4) H " re' s Lucy 4L ' r" , OVEN. ____ (.4;,, - persons n-hi, are in 11431 pc'sution. and new dooms of - S BLON v lit your true financial position l know just where iii l sluchs cnj yrnent :rsuh I f --~ ____ ,-..) You will receive a dollar f Pol1 use's sour fat-utile homemaking Idea, Pet Verse, Polls 's Problem or solution th is newspaper. to a problem \\ rite Pull In rare of .. ''IIM9, you Ca.) Increase tile iialur of your prope ) 556111 ARIt'S t1o' . to Dec 211 ou can accomplish I GE — - A 'v if you contact good friends mi all liii tutu advice -'.' invitation to a line social affair ihtndd 1st accepted [--1E ' EViL 411 THE LOV 114 ____ (5) Password (5) t'I,"I,' I C'XJWW'T' ! __________ 4uYOFTH ,j 9 '41F )outs air now pith to find SCORPIO iO:i 2 to N' :i \ the right ann'ers to what has been puzzling lot a long time. and then start an ispirend toward greater happiness You air a mc niart i. u:'d ti- IF1 t '' ____________________________ _____________________________ 5- VIRGO (Aug 2 to Sept 22) II msu use more practical economize stid .tse:e to invrst Read t'insgtit t it tciu get together with1 I. II4RA Srpt 2' to Or-i good friends non, you can rcach v:t.iin aims that have riOt been possible in t.e past Chiarni tb.'m with 'out warmth and intelligence Relax and cfllt yourac'lf r Ju'r"\ 1.35 l TE Ptu% AT I Ii iV'OJT" (6) Search for Tomorrow 9:30 (6) DorIs Day ) FINO .V/' Ft5T' OLPE. C1 J, G ______________ MINP T'!-43 IT -- WINTHROP Oiarp looints on lapels, when turning a collar. run a double -threaded needle, knotted, th roiti from the Inside to the outside and PUll th.' point out lip off the thread not seen lately and make sure that all is clprrPtung on the - r?! basis Get a health checkup and know ttuat all is fine .-: ou IlappltSC%J - .$: .i ____________________________ _____________________________ ______________________________ DEAR POLLY- Mine i a sewing tip To make home as charming as you can Then make plant with Iur. 4pprr;iatinn fin art and muss: Think along progressive lines 11-0 Old) 2' Ic' Aug 211 Lonta.1 asiociate's )OU hair - by Dick Covalli - a- COLOR Burgess 12:30 (2) News - ________ t HorE plm rowr ± ' - -,- .. run into resistence from the th changes f4ear$ is Geographic (5) Special 9:00 (2) Movies __- ., 4;1 ____ :-e mutually prc'fitat't' Romantic tie Is most amenable t c'ur wishes Make this a happy' evening. 1 I o. G)~?-;A , healers," (6) Hrtlonal ______ - fine light so put acmc'u net' ideas for the future that will rrftilly ' ' - -5-- 't . ________ ______ ( HE;Ict,S1EE't I ""': ' - 7WA ' '- ro'iIrr 4 ftvF 1 __ ______________________________ by Coke, & Penn . .5_. out too much bother can from list (R.Toll 1_' r- 714WP r 1utte bit of something wuth• Aoie r - who lute alone and ocraS!Oflaliy like to chics;s ii 1 7~ - r.4F , , ______ __________ l)EAI( PULLV-Otheri ARROLL RIGHTER'S 11 ___________________ - falls ill. A community :'saster (4) WPSCP the ( 5 ) Let ' s Make _____ I ip 5"'- ' '01• "' - - ' costars town council after 1 7:00 (7) Jeopardy (4) Hogan ' s Heroel ___________________________________ - Mt' ________________ 1- I— mountain area. The paramedics i) That Qsrt Truth __________________________ __________________________________ p.55 .' -:--. _________________________ ______ ______ _______ 2 N0 - ______ __________________ ___________________ _________________ __ LANCELOT -- "4 =%" now 0 1 P-M I ____________ e:oo (2) Laugh In by Coker & Penn sw'tk.'t) swill! () Dragnet ;; — ( 5 ) Hews -' - '_I.,,,,_ LANCELOT J.nnI. _______ _________ Century (4) Truth or Conseq Consequences _____ _____ _______ _________ "1 is,s - lv Meredith, William Wiridom and Robert Fozwor th playing a AFTERNOON ______ 46, I'd e.,~*. Vietnam veteran who heads a (4) Family Affair civilian paramedical team that ,i Bewitthe'J ci,..,,,,._ 1,,P,.., --.4.--. r .,- ,. ,, huisywuud .,, sg '" i-" """' quiirei "r' remote a iMerettIth)in (Li Ioe cit ifs' 7:00 (2) I Dream of _____ ci block furniture -VICKIE llen r ________ $: 'tc TOOT ______ ______ "I __ _____ -- -- Polly's Problem ______________ Loots." r,nd liii Abb. Bat U71S. Ls Angeles. Cal. - __ __________ __________ I —"& ft) __ N40bodpw--~il around -I)EIIORAH hn'A ________ " .If DEAlt l'OLLY-1 wish someone would tell me agree Th anks for the reminder , For Abby's sew booklet, "What Te.-A ____________ _______ _______ _____ _..J_"' _ _________ _________ MONDAY EVENING b%.WI4ERE _________ j _____ ______ ___________________ A iagr. air w vr J r tjQ si,' iAsr, ..'E cii. 'te A" _____ AE _____ __ have all the pennies he ('On clutch in a hand dipped into the jar I no longer have a bulging purse and the tots have a apccu.l treasure when the holiday season rolls and a lot of ether ppLe HE '. o.ECi ir I AM AL sic"f: EiJ 'r _______ - I DEAR 4 r LXk W1S PL\'HTI,1 ' The second half, "Th. New n ______________________ _________________ IS 1 . , Stone play private dectectives - - - Televisio T C' ,' I rrt\' Crwctoa r-- trash work." Yet peop;a leave t Is a well-done and grim drama every (lisy The seconil half Is an ____________ _________________-- by Crooks & Lawrence PICTURE CaIidriA peacefully, return to his bcnne tu, chased him at gunpoint. This live ___________ ________ ,, '' ' iE %, i" 1. _________ ______ taking so much space in their coin purses might like thus ' check for W$58 'S I know that rs'entual) another check In that arnount -Arill he issued to me because ' ______ 10 04 e'Z'".J ,,'• ip It - T time I finisllv bought a glass cookie jar for less than half a dollar nd emptied my pe nnies Into it It stands in the have it coming but in the meantime you would not believe a ll t he red tape I am going thru And it's not resolved yet! I'd have been a head to open all the junk mail received over the last ten years and at least LOOKED at it HAM'HER' before threu'ing it out !E ok e' I mchool supplies thin arrangement is simple to orgufltit' ta saves Those lad ie s who tire of the pennies they accumulate' not even worth opening, so I have just thrown It Into ray waste paper basket and saved myself a lot of time We ll, se veral months ago I accidentitly threw ________ ______ I CAPTAIN EASY the ruler. for my dinner part) fumbling through them every time I needed something on a particular subjec t. Finally. I started color.coding k MOTION super football star-itetor riuskt' 9l1 NBC, Monday Night AT based in Seattle, who are hired a Ilium tit comedy. Singer Iletula The ,Movies "Tell Them Willie to giusird a money shipment, (larit anti eonw4Ik'nne Fannie Roy Is here." ilterun). A then discover it belongs to the strong Western drama, u syndicate. The assignment Flagg join the fun. leads them Into a mob uuur'fer, --- Tbe cast includes Van Johnson. Diane Baker and Jane Powell - _______________ ____________ L 1-i -10- - AN EXPLOSIVE i'I' iuiu' Irp,'u','s duck hunter ( Ruth IiIizy as the 1 y 2 ) $ "4k C CRAMER 4 , ToL B i k . _ - t be able to eat their dinner d'oeuvres, as they wouldn' ____________________ _____ A - t) ,,* --_7~ I --I ; HAD , .. 1 Po 7 STEAL C NE~T ; ., 1-1 HE DIC*J'T , „Illkdlkai - 1. __ i (rahhing for Pe,iiiie Li'P p.jr sJ , si I i ABC Monday 11 ABC, The 8 1) NIR', iin tntl 1artt fl S (')C -41[W'flIfli look at child abuse, l"unniest with horrifying lnfur,iation that Night Movie. N"-I cm., but two lnsgls1n tlterun skit has Joe Nairinth un- 60.000 cases a year are reported new Inovies made for TV will draftixuird of parents mibusing their share the two hours, The first, a dergoing physical, arid not doing tot) well, children, and two children die "Wheeler and Murdoch" (910i. He also plays the husband of a each day of iunhs maltreatment. Jack Warden and (i'irtstopber UN11L AFTER EA1Th.J O'.E OF MY LUNCH GPEC4 13 w.AT 44EP FA._E fS 'flit. hour is til'ietl in halt, first marry a girl (Katharine tns for Harry I(eavins'r' nostalgic whose father OC tse narrator, i'i b1 Bowers & Schworz - __ MiRO-;KtR'T WITH __ ___ _______ _________ _____________ X7T' J(L5S POINTERS ___ _________________________ ______— a' T.4E GIRL. ¶4A1 RORISEC) nnt-estnt'ii -- _____________ - J op rvt_alninit only the strong love Iliiiiitililt. Iowa, where, he (line, the father is killed trying totost (he young rjpk from for the sea They are expert explains, the people fishermen, but litany also earn happy, healthy, pretty and eloping, arid Redtnccl is the sheriff who organizes the posse their living as shlpbuiklers and prosperous . . - the way h she('phers$ers isLie Nielsen is dreanied his society might and searches foe the nLuect, it __ THE BADGE GUYS by Bowers & Sckworz _____ I '_? (_ . I ______ -- .. -_______ / c_, - t"I -. —— — _ — — — — bouillabaisse, or they ABBY Over the years I have been the recipient ,) ,) - __ ELLIN . - L ________ \4 . () ~, I ` \' L '.9 ARt', Ala' News Inquiry, an trwlian who returns home in of (he 0th, 10th and 11th century Viking tiarriors ti,t, raided itt. ctmsta of Europe, uiNlay. t e * L c$t) \LV I POIDS I cIwAL 5II intei.seperformner* ifiake plays visit to the houses of ftncPitHrS a ;cll~ I 1~ I ,I tll , (It I • &9 (115, 11 inst Vikings rcictars Robert I(C1f(ttd and Geographic National new two Specials. It IS On Interesting This Is the fourth In a series of Robert Riake, nffertn - I * , \ 01: u '; _____ 4) _________ have us over for a meal, it's always ,axnethlng unlmnagtnalive like pot roast Vier a dinner party ID our home, my sister will call tr. DEAR I," .,\ 'l cG * __________________ 3 ____ ~ , 9 ' - _____ — ( \)4-J 7 . ______ _______ PM flOF . ...-' Ai,- .• igh ' j ___ _ 41 '____ -. ____ AT TIN PRONA p\' 1 _-. -: __________________________ ELIE.VE 1 iL 'içu To '- TA AwA' -- 'sad•r I? 1e1j14,I PI•' s. •s 7 IL IA I, I fl 'h P'' P I' 7 ____ I) ~ ,7 _____________________ t3AjT WE I NNY LU' / .:' % Vo-E '\ TE H _____ - -I _______________ ____ ridude her from sour .'zntlr dinner parties. - Al Veneer b M ~ ,,,_7_r_ 1 Hit ci.' cast c':.i iL iii such a situation' 1' ,1 I \P\,, ,.. PRISCILLA'S POP CNI ________________________ ________________________ __________ -, - I always presumed that one was responsible for limiting one's u intake. and I'm more than a urne perturbed at III __ * tl party nest we, she told me not to serve so many hors G 't I'ivl 1tø ii ated in a pleasant hlagh guide AmunK lt i'shUil(s are iTt"Iiii dad suburb railed the City of A hit,. Volkswagen that was (iii' is PliVyFh', mirnthlne scd for (Pie sam. p.ir's. ,inil rrv.itver s, typ.wrmlrrs, 1'.'at'e, themnhis.tiniIsPvnise4in a ularmwim two story villa that similarly displayed in the bark tnhmnritgraph ,n:sr'htnes, sta piers, and piutures of party belonged to I'resid.nt Ahmed yard So Is a rusty. green F:nliassan Al Hkr, the general glisPi hinynle irmoes and martyrs When a revolution is in proflie Itisath it means I'artv whip ted the roup arid iter gress.' the guide continued, of Itcrtaissanue was f.nindetl moved to the presidential pal even th. smallest details are ?i rars ago by a Syrian intel are :j*lcS I _______ _ El months b.fnrp Ii,, ( (PuP saida a sistine ("their return Mti'eti,n __________ ____________ __ — — — were sick all night because of the odor of curry at my house TonighL after being Invit ed to m borne for a dinner I t i 1aath Party Museum here, - I .. , C .4- 1 - '\\ 'I ________________________ _ 3,J ' by iorry Lewis '") ?Mea- L-1 ________ I include mv sister and her husband at, these wcasiOnfi DFARWAS:lhopenM love to prepare exotic' meats My sister's husband irves to eat and I enjoy seeing him put the food awa y ?dt i1rr in a plain cook rarely entertains, and when she doe' _______ _____ ________ - __ :....... S I________ 4\ - oo LADS CuTES tril 1 $ I __________________________________________________ w' ro w ' - -sAMGUP RAt.zE v.WAI Co.-UTE IT jD 32 _jj F DEAR ARBY My sister arid I are very close, especialh since we are Ihe only re maining members of our family My husband and I enjoy entertaining and we always , F~~ D . SCIENCE AQA L kill, b 11 visitor sepi a battered, gray ItrlhIn it-tell as Arab n II At iii) A I) I A I' ) Ilonailut and Arab icIaIlsI. thr M.u.des pmrk.4 outsid. lb. The innil Mii'eurn. wilts Haath ha rll In atmt every villa It k mnunt.4 on a plal urround.d by gr.n Arab mantry form ArtIFIwta frum the andent ni. Iraqi Ilaattilsts. Irs run braided up. !tsvnrrIan. flatiylonlan anti As This Is the ar f•rid.n trtil of the gov,nvnenl for ni n e syrian mplrrs that rose Hikr and party militants tzs.al hiss iSO III1IJ*III fivalafrwmitts ItiotII1IS ifl I!$ tIMIIA a torti t,,isk with a hltw.tlfrs rotip in It, distribute s.r.t trans tO nairthw.st "I lists city on U • 'I " ____ ____________________ I •: _ 21 4 tell me they vomit ed aft er eating my is _______________________ IS .%TI - C'PUTE a Ts.AT X %E ,ST BRAE _____ WAS THERE Can anybod' top this' w9n L 24 \ lracl's At _________ ____________________ ___ ) ___________________ _______ ________ 40 friends uid he the re :9 ________________ will coniunuc' to 1w our friends " They kissed each other and danced together as the hand Played. "Good Nibt, Sweet heart" At first we all thought it was a jove. It wazn't' They asked those who had brought gifts to please take them home. saying they had decided only yeerday to announce their their divorce at their ann raar party since T F CAMPUS CLATTER sPorting Birno hums Re,'olt'ers Are Shoton aud I . SI ! I I 1 I formany years, so we've decided that wtiIe we aie both v..ung enough to enjoy life, we're getting divorced It's nobocy's 'fault' It's mutual and friendly and we hope y ' I) _______________ 15 il ure - 4 Ii < 4" 'iLl-i JI" r2 a fa d '; 11 11 ' i/, " 0 I'll 1 MoqiI',Mnrch H,rnki I 4TI) ______ ____ Dateahi&and 4P H..vy w,*ghua wriflt ;7 LJtcrsr ......... 5I)EuIp ...... . htrr $tvclamatsons -tgMet,on Y'I Thus (C of s.npr; i*Eni.*.njtr Ctnuiior, ' itt-. LnttOflt ____ ______ . _____ _____ IS 7 I 5 1 12 j3 are married n', and there is no longer a reason to go on v?endtng our marriage is a success It has - ~ -, _~k~_h W Isthrtw 47&nt 7Muzic, Cars 1 , Sanford Th. I US(I lulti, I )' - • ~~ 4 Ocu YSc,rr&tn r - Ct VV % a p.ikp4. _dlIO.! 44—th. ."4 rorcompoI IlI$ • I 4 Am.ncar. S By Abigail Von Bur.n V PW I5. rstaw tr ............................ - 1l never again say that & IetWT ID IjEAB All-BY your eOIUITin 11. 1(1(1 unbelievable to lx' real Uten to this' My husband and I recently atLa'ndt'( the 25th wrddtnç arversar party cit a couple we had known trw years It as a beautiful dinner party at a club fcx' about 100 guests Around midnight. the buiaxwi said that he and his had an announcement to make They stncxi arm In arm, i'rid he said. 'We've had 25 years of marriage Our children ' ntma1(var 23 Soow 4 wit' ,:k'rcci' 1%l rM PJI4Xfl' IS1RvW141*I 4 arthttci Ass Ho color SSmal1rook 23Btmtiuk,n 43Eitt 44 4 Fruit drittk 24 Sitt }Ir.'iinI 't.I PA.I I"I' 1I; I%4tII KN' M PG'9 I 41 ol;\P ML A ,' I man IFiucot ,P.' N AjQ t4I.D fli \- " ••1'I H. 1 I bud Y 1'dl (It ItI(4I.i 3 B.b1csI 1 nrtt Th,htstt crsarv bash turns i n to fare w-ell S . i \ ___ _____ ron reIctst 34 Rrtj c.pus ii r,mln..Ir spw2Iati. r. M H0It i.)wW up __ _ ____ _________ 54 Ms4dI tut I As ie1I ii " Hswst.n thrUsh roreatift - ___ _____ _ __ __ Ill _______ _______ S Australian Wnk ______ 5SIam flrynnrr 1 ,01);. " ' __ ___ _ _____ _____ fldIS'U3L!I1j PUO "I'(1 4Y A( P ' ,4 - aart ________________ %'I% CVST ftft _____ 4IPow.tlul l7Aetot. c3D, ' ____ ______ __ Burnw,r I !Jt4C I -i I 1E1 4ThfUa 15 Atopert UC'nIn.uo eo. ___ _____ -______ _____ ____ _______ ______ 4S lotople 9. _ ________ I ____ moIIuk rukr P,ct' . 42 8tvalve .1 r*%pI __________ I - __________________ taunt £ . by V. T. Hamlin OOP I 4 Q1 7w, r... ___________________________ ______ ______ ______ _____________________ jjj 1 In by V.1. HoniL ALLEY OOP - — _________________________ ALLEY '. ___________________________________________________________________ _____________________ ______ LI ____________________ 55 58 __________________ I JRflFORD- ORLAflDO KEITIEL CLUB �Legal Notice - .V3fl3i 12-Tr,eSarltarci - - - - "' ' j - ;c4V fa .'açC Ifl utIfPt of MS aV V 4w arc • ?? .vIdP!.QWC i pflO&pC Iii '-' * u'id tJtit% it S& miltior w$I coriouct a tub$1( Sm$Io$ County Florida C0(" I0WCM0O CO neni of fltII$0ijt COtiSld*' °pø,nP,'i4IdPflC haa?PflØ ID .it$0'C £VIIUi. SanforD. Si,fIl'l $ rSQ?%$C hId $rfp, J • C4Itit • CWflt'f F10da. Under f1 & QitIder!'Ia$04t narn, wPTh fl* CI.rt f tI CI'U giiiftu'r$e name Of P1 5 P 0151 pPuTO5. " Courl, 5i.niIrlO$ County, FIOr d.rIb.d $p $0$$0,l •r.g thJ tiw utlderhtVWC interIds $0 provihlona Of Th fTh -rgii(C I i4 SIdf $ 0' fl1 5' egIS?e! Dir ailO 1%aDi• wiTh Di Name Stati$. TO fl.cS3OE bof'v) *ur?twr irc?Ibd Dir F .cI'IIoUt ti.t *4 Di, Cl'uf' Cou' of I lot Ida StItU% Dir SV wit SW$0I SM $0' IdA NitWit? at commencinG a' A 1' Q f a' c.,r 0lt C*ufl', ' corner of fIr NE '.. 0$ the SWI. of I$S te. "'C S001C$blt D'0.IIIOnI Charlie MdS1i" S.cllon %)-)3S-)Ot. tab P'M tirinG 0 csoreaa pound 0 MaiI$l" S kL*'1*' in 04 Irnni' D.nc Pu" Cla'enc worm tiSai ft to &PM ttinct ru 4',t,Uth Ma'iS fl t V. 1577 V&AO' O ha4dI?i%SA ' (?717ftt$) OuhuItU$r ______________________ AitQM?hiric,.Ur E C C'TCOURT OF $W WfIIDAPQM tn,nc,run5 COUhTY jt'DGES C0U'T 1 c4TI1hTN JUDICIAL cia. 1 U7SIS2,W131CICAPPW SEMINOLE couh'r, FIOPIDI CUT, Ph AND FOP SIMINOtE di DOS C3UhT'Y FIOPIDA FurTher dit?I0I0 at acre St - - .! ; l :' -. - - -. -. ,( ' I -. CIVIl ACTION '0 Ph ii THE MARIA&E IC NOEl. 1 . -_j 47' acie $røm SIa Vs?af.i houndrC 00 wee' b S - I ..td1CL u$tN( NOEL a.,- - .ti.aøthitbP" Iblic aal'n' y VtPNCE UPNEP NOEL art rPOui'SC IC wv. a coot 0° w?I?t•V' d.f.fi. if any. ID I? or I'ki.ICI L 1t.PFlELD. Attorney 'r, tht WItS wh05 500'S%% is , .-: .-.s. and OemPnd* wtI.CI yi. 00 •ither of you. may Piiv* aQaifl% halC mr in, offic' Of $40 WALLACE H HALL, County JUda' 04 5,mInoir County. at tilt O$I°C# l damn To Want Ads 1* U'Shcr It', ho.sl a Boat ,4-- iêi .: 37-7 cam 1.0$'? Sict ar tan OacPtu'tC 4pkiJ", MIllenyllie & Qandoloh, Anor'.'-'-s to "lilt' W rpward tie .?'vn tall Gwr" Oasis, 37)5014 Seminole 322-2 611 2 Personals '$FL, I I' 5%'iT°l A ClRNkIP,C. Orlando - APE 5g.' t'ia sue 7071 'ru' 'We Care Aehl", iv -', 0'-. ",h ate Dli in? :'i I House Remap Studied 'I ."4'' . '' TiVSSts It"." 5 5%nit with live in 'per tt,'ut" 'Ta .',rn. 354$ dglrf ''. . Pa's S '5'is, 7 Instruction tisipe''. Call Anfl'('r '355 l'nS, ___________________ MIt 10 wOr't ill Lumba' 1ruc arC PIP! I.m 41 HOur Week (icelien' •' rnr ?w*Iift. 100!, it in ie' • •m A Mom, ft,jmIdtr% 7! 5 Det'toP FrpeIcPi 15 \VC)RRY CLINIC s'h tmit I t'tmtild StIll uttrati Nancy has become seXu' ally promIscuous! Like the 3 universitY coeds dc scrlbed below, she lost petspective and threw herself at men. For stir became a victim of a sever, sexual InferIority compleL et their parents news: even guessed why! t) tutu AIl(lttlttT SUCh ,-' ,' - Li" tuIui%trrsth cord had rte'vt'.ed a on her rsØit thlc.f. (it"'ruuu whim slit' was iii 'th ' \ - L'i.l(lt, ' I was afraid it? legal prx' papers 1511 MARRIAGE InC Petitioner Sheriff POD explained that tiuPRESS RaSponflefll RONALD ItURRESS bill. U passed, would create the toese presitIt command vO' mare jobs and burden the .pp,.,aOCfWy,ou.AnSr*o'utIla' taxpayers o,t,nor pleading wIlt tIlt Cleft The' bill would amend sUite' IheCITWI! CouPs Or-InC to' S.mtroie Fltflifla and SCVC I COP', and creisu' th.riot or' Petif one's aitorney marshals of the county court feogerL a't', o Cleveland. MIeA PC) DrawS' 7 Sanford meat- marshals would pert urn be" r,or,o. flTTt or U' DV0°"C $Il 7't?serving duties les such Iq7 cIte". se a servin$z By Geor9e X". Crane, PI'LD, M.D I litItlid cia, 0' Ap'O, wacranla, cnunt sippcul ti' a man be- turtush baUlftn wuuit Marshals al of ti,,tt bug. wilite' powers to appoint drput :',n, she nIt)aflrd desired iii Ufl 'TiwU why 1 Irt down nusrst:ul nuniber that the' County tii bars to if I cisuld COnlnhiss.lt)n would approve'. .ifltietioim ff1101 boys ., bt ti l&ketees' with rtIflipeflSUtiur "fllrsr mat Se-Till ('.IU.St' \IIIW5 ( Case T-53' V, is a ses prtitikzui D't. Crunr.°' bet' hid. st1axil Guidance CnincIir t tngiiii. ,4iult' ltu I iiiiscunus the past couple ul ' -, ''- -- '''Ii . oat.utt will be Inlefed agai' You WITNESS 'y hand Inc pial a' toe COrP 0° tOt • irtut' Court, or- in's dat at Ma'C?, 1.0.. 1572 'Seal' Ii' slUR -1 BECKW'TPi JR CIa'S at its, Cirt.,f° Court itt is thit' tl;)1))'mtl yr! And alter twizli nlstIt,d by nun' tins' fnrnd icir a tWItteiltIlil ii Elton 1''' - UI - - ' - till' 'Sc what would maLe an tti-ji-t!sr IrI Ii,, N,'iirv act ',c , us mli.I: - SEXUAL INFERIORITY .unrs s". a sltfli c,t fruutiint' tout- ads. lusme;. a sexual irnarits ronipiri' Shi' f,)t in'lciss anations 4I iii LILl1!V thetie' trttit i'fjttts MOUNTAINS ThoUi.nlds of set' atri-atto. e' u t.. focus si ccilmtt,cllth DII their muint unuitnni,cal defects till the's' eu*liirgr So hr all means see that t'titit ditidirnut ilIhlttDul$I.'Itl th4rvts '.tre reduced as inudi ')% ph's*uaiit us ixiss and dental surgeons. Thus ho.e' their tile-ni ilitd) fraruonle- 011100- tiuns! . of ins' Northwestern eses straiitlitem-d I.'tlftCI Slildt'tIt} had ljkrts'ist' lit-c-n pr oW It ('U (ILlS 55' 1111 'II1IuId TUt'li **IId I'e'T1 Plastic siires' can ru.sih' (!lIangc' UI, tIck- HOSt' (it' large, pn'trudiitc eats. l' can be- e-utrttiiec3 hr dental g $h,"r Btit ....... tiutbook Compliment starting the 'iir-utlsr I hate audi small IIt'Cd V(ItITld t'iilk12t' hprts.i,sts' slse fluixik' *IIStTUCIOT 113 111$ t'lflhiZuI(flI' I cissed, in teirs law wife. bei-aust- hr had "Dr Crane. I tuave- used upaut flnl,ssirTrs s iiiue that hurt thy nng Iir.gcr ci L.left hand in an auto wi........ fact "1 'Di, Crane,' she wept. 'But 1 bin v always Lnc,ssi, I could nrs'rr hi'.' es-en tinier tiItt'flllg IIIi knew that huigetr 1i there wedding ring. for suiuui. that I was missing, usa woman! 'SC' I juSt gut into a panic So I felt sure I could masculineto st-irk never uttract a nrnmal hm and began .tttl'lltItItl wheret or I could and get a wedding noit fitld it anic I would in rn' °Aitd 1 let our rnmuncug thus go mo'e' than huliss'as' II) tOt' the Iiniit, tO go JUft 111 St't with to SitCiUct! a bus. a 15''1111 Club - And se-uid fin the booklet and Mtdicuie of the Face, eslelasitig U long starnpi'd retunl c'e-uits lope pui' ii,r Au..,. .?,Ir t" ,... the. sw.psr.r eeii..,ini a wMrw..d .ss'al.a' *4 u iris. ii' toter 'to.r and ptieIsiir ..r u,. ..,. , ... r. .5Nl..' C.rvttght 1E ______________ ______ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SOP SIMINOLL FLORIDA 1M34 Ht,EPi I. DAVIS Ca IN AND COUNTY. NOTICE 10 CREDITORS ALL CRIDITOMS OP (OVilki) it P.AISER. who died 01" tIle IS??' iMp 0' AJPUt l?'l *r-lle p r11OPil' 01 °' notified fOOt they are ragui!ed it flit PIlontifi. any clams OV O,m.flat that tIle', 'VS ma, have .ga,f'dt Ills ethiC ut tO. ROBERT A DAVIS a'1,ce of the Judge 0' Sem,nol* ttefendan' Coun'o , Flo'ida. .1' the CourthOuSe NOTICE 01 SUIT et serifate rta'ida, evitn't' ii. 141 calef',da" ,1011ttlS frgnt tIlt dale of TO i-jIlt?' A Davis VOL ARt H(R(SY HOYlFIE!) ttte fimli ,JVIa?'i7' a' this t'iof't, (att cia" or aemanc rnul' at it tIll! •t 1C1100 tO' ITlOdifICitlOf' Of Final D.c'w o Divorca trs Diet' *-lfinc InC I usc it' C,ipItCahi acId Illed again)' pO and you ert miii' stale the plac, of tet,O,nt acId ret'ui'SC IC. Se'Vt I COPP f YOU' EU,! office aou"ies f the Ctll?0a111 defenSeS. 0$ ins it' I' or- RICHARD and tit sworn to Dr Nw claimant, tilt aget,' a' isis alter,,,,. a" Ii wIll Ii ADAMS. JR. D.t.fsC.n 'S at tney. WhOSe Idd'Sts it ACt EM! be-come void according to ia* ls' 'si-ISO tn,t 2111' day of S-0 r,r-r-- . ' f,p'itpe Wit 35M. O'I..odo Florida 73507 Qfl 0' S Roger A' N,aao bett'r, APr11 34 1577. and fIli the TRUST (71 r ICED original *ltti the Corp f thIs Court to' the CommerCial .itti.' Ii,tore se'.'teor Defenoen's jne a,ton,y 0! in'lmldia'eil' fha',.ftr' ' Vitofe' PIP., ty'ti 377P o,fwr'*'$. a Default will ti? ette'teC agalnt! you to" the riIif d.cnitIdI0 5 p,qqsr,etl A' PENP4E't'5 A' 5(1.14101 P,tI?lOrt Wi'T141flmthanOlflGtts,halof 5112P141H50W FINPLi.,L 4 t$s,sCeunIOftMarCt23IId.A.D.. *512 IsLANt P 0 0-awe' Doe fsea,i CIisemU'a"'', 1000.0* ht Lii" ScCI' Deputy Clef'S P'jtiItW ManCti 21, AprIl 1. it,. 11. ATTORNEY AT LAW PubliSh Marc? 4 13- 20. 21. 1572 1517 in 0th 124 (51'5'4 COUNTY FLORIDA Civil ACIIOO NC 73-757 Plamnill THE STATI '1 rORiOA, V a SUIT i'D QUIET TITLE WILLIAW I 1'ARPZINWN. PIIITI!lft. VS P. Pt BUNCH AND — BUNCH, .nc t' S WHITE and — WHITE l'Il$ *Ift 0 l.v,ng or an', t the above named Defendants d?el. ba' Its or nit •" unanoheIf,0es1$iet legaleita' Q"hflls.l 1110 al' Ottlit persona or Patet ClaimIng b. u,rougt-. inca' or agIiflS them. and all p."trs 00 'l° trrt',e' tnt-ad defe.ts to mu we'll- psovitled b tlw counties Or.-.' 2 Polk stated, ''This it. a P Sanfoe0. Florida 77" udustr1 n'udt"n, duplication of what wt' art- now' Atittoryt to' 11. 1! but those cu!lri' I would therm wonder if he PuDll3"' Ma'cI' 7' AD', doing and is an attempt is 3 nitnitlmt wai tile And now she exet1utitiul, so I'd with a hiib 19. and good create extra jobs anti place an 1572 DElI I 1,rr1uL&UIt liv DISC of out' fusuui backgrrrnnds. still Itit extra burden on tin taxpayers." make u play for uiitithct lx's iut lxvs, Uvp,1 e Jutaal Till •Thuts wilt- I hate a bud then social nutlool he' warpn a motion b) Polk, the COt' PT, SEMI WOLF COUNTY, 'Ilut she CtrnIt from u name' anhIluld thy' srtitmii ,'d tllrrt4lv, !',IrIlmrttee vppotwtt the bill FLOP I gustd suburban IICIOU" I'iueu ostli paTt.1%ts neser No •p ItId CIII III".' prrrinill' 11Cr parents hate' Ifs Pt 'Tool 151A1 Of °.And :.!ramrcl that such ruinni MDLEHILLS f,tAP4P 0.1 P.4.Is.EP Legal Notice bern intist' iti their church :i'vscuI dt4tets could m t)tCL1SLCl vs 01 CIRCUIT INANDSOP SEMINOLE i' C L EVELAND M. C IN lIfE CIRCUIT COURT SOP ,CeP4TEINTI4 JUDICIAL It, TifF pa-ions having or t*pu't den - v':tui'.' SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORID lie CIVIL ACTION NO C?Y O A TAMt)N'( SPRING ILOR IDA. poIltia' t,JDd,VISiOI I Defendant ORDER 'TO 5140* CAUSE 10 151 STATE QI FLORID 571.11 A 'TORNEY FOR THE (iGP'TEF'.' UD'C IA C1RCU''T 01 L I 1s41 S F. F P4. 511.1 1 'TA: PROPERTY OWNERS PAYERS AND CITIZENS OF H CITY OF ALT3HTE SPRING 'T PlROUGH THE FLOP IDA. ,PsCLUDmPdG NOt 5 I 0 1 N 7 5 0 5% N I N PROPERTY OR tillinG any I &;.AT ION o' rn,q'rev ,t Inc ,neoliC ,f' tOry SUIt Di. SUBJEC' 'T 'THEREIN AND A 05(RS .4AVING DR CLAIMIN ANY RIGHT, 'TI'TLL OP '(REST IN PROPEP'V TO I art t:C'TID 5Y ISlE ISSUANC NOTICE OF SUIT is SlID MUN 'CI PAL IV C TO QUIET I ITLI $ERElNAF'Tt 5,b.,1GL110N5 P. 'sit NAME QI slL 514.11 i PA Ill I C Li L A P L L , It I FLORIDA DISCItibLO. OP TO SE A 'To 'The Desenc.n?s 5%i ANY IN UUNPI. 'I C - ED N H BUNCH and SIIREBY tilt wife aVId V S WHITE usc — "Uu anø s.c? 01 t'*- are he' WHITE tsbs wit? if alive, a' If Dead reowred it aPOs.' or the lIlt' flit tt VIII U' ha' ut'tA?IOwfI ham clots A. Oevt*u,t legatees or pranleet IflC APfm.. 1512 a' 5 00 C befo'r ttse CirtuIt Covet f Sa'n,01 all Ott,? Pe'flsU' pa"tupi claiming Count,. linda at the COufItlos t, tn',gn. vice or again,' then. it Sanford FIOf'Ida, Inc 500* CIt anc mv the prIer" 0 the Cotnpma Al' pa"I.tt 00 pa"sons fsa.Ifl5 00 fmltO It Ihe IbOst eflt,tI claIming ant rightt Inc or lltrts' procasdinvi should nøf be Qflflt "I .110 '0 the following Inc ttst obtIQPfOPl$ fherl p'oit'Iy 54'UIIPC in Seminole 0pt!' bed Inc 'fit poteedn tb',01 ,ivanCe 10" asm,vrIf.ng ttv beginning a! the 5* corn." f to. SI validated alsO t*nf.rmIt P4 ' V PE.'.. 0$ Sadie,, consisting 0$ oulg.t 'Tgw?s$I'iiP 3$ South. KIngs 31 Las'. Wall 'TØp Revenue Ufility run Las' $01', Watt? 33$. Vies miming in tts* pea's 1577 ttstosj $01'. SauDi 335' to aeounninc. (or 15t2. b.aenc •fyta'.e' 1' 014 i tatting teven :ii acres maria' the ega' rile $0" ii Ypu, and eat? *4 you are nOtIfied caeC'ng mO'e p.tleCUl tOO' a Sul! ft giftIt title ho fheabov? oe,I,gaf.Ot.t. I 1*11' ted fle'tc''pt,0" 4 tad U0i.g$ii0'l$ bel P. O,-sc"mtied to contained it' to. Compoaint filed agaDis' you .110 you Sr. reQuired Pr tI'edinQs Serve Copi U' iOu" Answer to the th• In, 0-or to Show CauSe still Plaintiffs •flo'nt r.ENNE'TH published infO. mann,' ryou,rec OSWALD. BrIGitte ObmaiC. 'Tna' Fiprida Siatialpi, SectIon 7S 4 5 uetctsa'. 335 N Maa'iolua Avenue Th, Sanford Wild, I Orlando. hanOI, and file it, oI'igifirl Ill the offite 0$ the On , st... '.. ......,. - *4 Qefirnal 34.1573. ofhe'wise the Illegifiens toe Complain' wIll Di 115*1 i" cnte'SSiC 'Tn.s r,QfiCe Shall tie pultililhIC VICe sect weal for IOu" Ill to'*etvtmI w,0.$ ots 'The Sanford 4.110 Setn,t.Qir Citin', Flo',da St Ellen Scott Deputy CIa'S PuOluw Mac 77$, Apr 3. 10 11. 1517 Ill II DONS AND e-'P!'f'" ta'C, in me County of Seminole St %i Co.".' '.s'orn South PIll i-Sat 'I! I '.1. '5I t — lIe a" mail F F DavIs. Or. Mg' NOAC, hot e Fo. Worm, 'rasat 1110) EXC1EhT INCOME OP POP - ,iI, IT Y tOt matu, e r,san It ad See GOODYEAR tStI ,,Pet inc rated p'oducit Dir.' SSICI eupereersce Iso? IrCr'ti'i'y bill miii? have abllI", IC Cl?.' with owt'set- managers InC r'.,'ttta$400 a,).nt$ for corn me- a and i,ldutt! u$I accounts Ma' c' uI 40 p"rle" red, but II, 11i0i' ci receive PQuII con $3-Wanted To Buy 53-Swap And Trade 54-EquIpment For Rent 5S-Mmtc,lian,ovs 117 1 Oh.c fti V Florida. t011 14Th Ole Of Mar R0.- , CIRCUIT .IUOC,E 7 ' JOSEPH DAVIS JR.. 5TEt451R0M DAVIS I. MCI N'? Q%$4 aintift AftatthtS tof' 1109,0. Stat,- bano Suite 72 SaIIIOIC. SIO'.OI 3Dfl 77 4, APr 3. II PvbtiIts Mar. II ItO S 'pi weekdays lit s',A,J,P', TERMS lL','5LI54 701$ DS CAPE CENtER 247' H0"y Ait Pt 37-3 75)g ATTENTION CItpoo' a' L0'50w100 Child 01', CI!, Ce',t,, fOr S siuCRLD parer". Cal 1.353"; s' I5. S Imi - - MIII FR. 117 0157 If (),lai.uIo 1), I S lISP I uoln es(,llent condI AM F 'i'. Is.atpr, Air, tape di'' ip,athe, Interior, $1330 441 5111 IltS' S p in CII'S be seen dali - a weekS, blue 4, Sealpoinl, hos trained IS each br Fatter)?) 4173 - Siam,h kittenS. s ------- 1,14 tlucJpbaSPr Chiampmor', eIIee'f Shape, 777 $311 __________- _________ - -- Pe,SlIa( lIcliptO I, auto-naI antique llr.ns. I 'nipectuon fS.' -_ofla' 4411111 Allelgy lovc ii S-A.' ,l i,,'c.tPed blue ,,,alp l,r,at (II".' Ii 'n ,,14 52(13 re belt oft.,, 171 0)4.4 aller 'i _________________-. -' IF IF VISION SITS 12$ UI' _ -0 041 - And Supplies ' -' 1 141 Mu'S 4r..4, Pit. II H, a C,I, Ii'' V '. SHELl I Shill, c Ipbn 1143 173Ff) CARS 17) 7540 Mfl*Sary Pets ) - Arn.?,ran, g' ' lv4r'.yrtalinp (ill 177 5614 II'" I 'tllit'l,'l lIT y cell the .1' Old (ni'lI ,54.lprfl Slop II,., 1117 ----' Ii'., II ambIt! 4 5A(ll I Well.'" 10 dy guliI"trP ')'ll ', Al'I'I., 11.14(1 I'".', 1:1 II? -- ,At ri. 5710011 I1al'li II, Poultry e" r.t 51 31$QSt -- 941 Svitt SpecIal. 4 If' • AT, P 1193 505 YOUNG'S AU'. Livestock And 62 uSl%"?l% ' -- 177 4)71 SanlocO tnt Blue luSlrC Electric CIrpel I I isO, (lordS, An,mal. SupplIeS I'll FAIR. Fairway P11*1 Shampooer for only SI day Ss"l'tcl, 173 44)5 ('Alt ROil 'S I' 1.114141 TURF 177 1011 - *055014 SPORTING UuOOI 3) - Houses For S.a'e Own.n fI rin..ol...., 37) St. Johns RaIt cangiriryl, Pt'chamoe 0°apet, cer'ral I, a 7 104$, frn0ed. peh'nty fry.! Many estras 373 ',c,', 115 000 Termt ,hPttl Mafcw A (Sctt''i ',%'t.,lr'e neil,. 377 15*7 .S.inlcrsl I.,, - Auctions Si Cailbart Real Estate 2114011f SEM. ICE li THE SHOPPERS GUIDE GOODS FIRM 1 tTCPt PARk AVENUE 322 $173 l.i itrr' u"s a' 07 4450 t:: ;t; LI';. C10t fly"? 0,-edt TCt'1'1 ml agriciiliurll l!CI Good QIdCPi land rIP, 51,10, 1110 Ircit treet '...'itl Silt SEMINOLE SPORTING' tp.( TIME TI 'SM Acre Plus .°IELAkI £.I'L01Yf5415 1145% V ,r%' $?r' "or's'"' I I Household Goods rI'.'lr%5riI 1"iI Ie,o,,,l.l itt! 1I.l, I)49t CaT. PS, FaC",' laS'. , ot, 'i I, (',00d ConditIon t'zu'u houses Fcr Saic 31 'Sn; Apartments Rent Furnished 23 sisi "Just 'take it back!'? NosoIlg.and.dance?" u . - Auto; For Sale 'S (OAS( PIANO (0, P0 'i.e I(iii'ti,Ai Sriy,ti l''l 177 IC'4 Jrr 9',', Maylati ul, Qcv3d titn,I'l',i no',, tot sin iii, 15' tra,l.ra, 1730 Op'pendable 51445 $S tIP o,,!t ShIft mIfit T,','tt (-tOttI ill 15 P0 $411 .-.. P11.140 IN St011A(.F Ilelsililul ConSole 5IiPd 1tI1ly Repoited It. new lfetpontIhli prly can t.', a big SIvirst3 on low 0,pttseflt ballot, Wrils (IUIF , Q,ia.rp washer, Our t".y (OhTlpItlttIPQVtI'lY %petIlaI% hi $4130 Ii' Step V tiossnIda' ,,IN 55$ lIP Oufdriv,u, 53100 In Ict,yduj(lOf y $1750 IS. Coi cccl Cr all hoer Ider 0.11', 51215° Galvaflhled r Storage TInS Il - Better Than Boat Show _?! 3100 r I 1i) - (P14vc'iIsl ', ton pick 'it'. mpchlnically g-itd WIt nof Usel Pa' hIuling 777 2111 $arincd Iie.is iiy SnIp. 119 $3. StI 21t135 I rend. 37) 0735 5g ii... Pi','pnp a'.' 'tie' i - Boats and Marine Equipment 47 ,. Truck; And Trailers 1144 111 64)4 (Itel (Ipt Iptil Piano, tOilets $171, It. 11) 3167. 1701 W lcd SI,.,!, 7313471 Slit it I clii 111101fF COMPA ICY I tc , - SA Bicycles 00115(1, flit. losdl. AIAIF Ill III1PII?(JI4E hut Slm 1',t. i,ljIIP Il,)nlP ulei tongue, lIck. hIP. Alto p1181 rnob.lS hO,n, ltd 1 73.0 I 144 pIp, ficOen 7701) milei I 501) i 16 5 10 ply, grind Mc StIlt, 331 0011 aller I I - 14 I014 I RI IsP SI jI 77) new, 133 itt (,,slfl f'w 54', 372 7117 ASALO54 APARTMENTS &d.jt't'-NO PC'S Cleveland Ohio CALL 30 tIll O*"er 3 P1ed,00'n. I Bait. Persct-d. (ociosed Carport $11,540 4,) i.i',nlltl, P11 17) 53f5 -- - PUIIL. IC AU1' 11014 I .e' t Mo.'idi, nijol P 30 p m (onsignmenl% welComed' Open Santocd I •tcmrcs' tai, IC S II 97 A,. I-OS, li.I I dJ5s- 'TwvbflroOmo turn ttheC Ipa'-lmeftt Pea chioren or pets 227 3*75 Houses Rent 24 U ni u rn is he'd 3 TwO tI'd't'O" P1(0)5.. 5 tcPer ag-upped 772 4453 - 76 Siitrflf'5!, m!'. tn' I acre 51.500 Pr r-5 MobIle Homes 31' Eat' Dl O..e0o. AOlt5 Accept pr School c'hiiIC $100 month 3*3 5.311 1*c bedroom 10 Rehr Yard Encloseø For PrIvacy NEW HOMES f',.'1 FOR EVIRYONE! SOLD - iF ych. tiaven't seen tf5'Se hc"ies Itc,i1' tie 5Lt ft). 0: belt,", tp*t a"e ai :0,000" 4 t'r'O'C.c"' tc'tt' r'rry 0.' ccr'sd'uCVseC e.!t i , ', '.1'. P,c, COnIVICIw's Inc 323 $011 £ .eo.n;s 373 13C.a Mci.'ng M$t Sell. lovely 3 bIC"cxw, Ii bathS shag Carpet. central heat. air. Country Club P4p,9P,bs Se-P '0 IPVPL Ofe 322 5574 * * 7-Mussca I Ma'cPsandlSe S$-Slor', And Office Equipment S5-Machiner And Tools AG-BuIldIng Mammals Al-Lawrm And Garden Equspment 47-LIvestock And 2 1,500,15 Open S I Dlii WOO DME RE DEVELOPMENT CORP 3571 Sar'fo"O Ave .327 4051' as a bjyt"r ufldc' li' .erious linlrmcin; If *t let-I p" Jim Hunt o. ,, l , ' ta'!O,fl *'l you you 10 0" I t,ei.iS while you' mgse re-" ¶.' t,'i'p It,.,, Im'o'r-i-i-ed Peuftry 43-Pets And SuppLies 44-ClothIng *111, fenced 372 5351 YZI 144. Sian COLONIAL I , — FINANCING.RIO FHt. SNARe IN THIS HIGH PROFIT 3 BILLION VJL LAP BOOMINc BUSiN[S t"itcsb&itu rierdeli iitvrt'd 'trI P., t ci full floe sieaoo from 17,600 Sauls Agency le( A, 101,I: '4 0) tilt Santor Realty Want Ad M', ,," Department '-:y, -' 1_LI." Hour3 BRA ILEY ODHAM bIJILDER DEVELOPI b:UAM. 10 $:31a P.M. e.S SATUR DAY :OOA,Mto 12NOON 323-4670 cjrIlOIitCt ;içs5 37 I - 'Jflu' ,'t 1,.' Ic, 14111 tlrpC' lP#c,uQPiC,yl, 'Vai Sf4-at ytltrvt, cro4rrc' t?t.n Ott ".m'ppPd lia'.luiCab,rleft. laige panelled v!.l cc*m Call Don Fly lot tO.' 05* P.C$'OP lt,la, AUSTIN 01vILIOPMEUV CORP ItO ho. 37• Ailamonle Spi r.gs. (,Cni's I 1ev arid Ii itt Sign',, I ulfy %I'tv,(P, !a14 7111 Attic Insulations 3*1110140 11014111 InSulIllOfIt AlIt CON A IlIATIPIG DII IOPIING, 3615 5 Irenrh Aye 321 4130 711 ,Va S,iis. 1011 OU (111 hAve 511(114 iiu%'"r'.'. appeac in lIe !,liOI'l'I. II', i'.tii ot: I' as moo I'. $15 a ,,caslh ' ('all 377 7411 411,1 III Iv ,nji ,ii,l at ,i%Of usda p' Auto Insurance 70 1117 v.1, t,pr- and Bathroom Cabmrels I,,, rn-ca tops, slrus, •.pecl n ttatlahOv) 372 SOIl (.011 Clubt. compute tel. I irr-t, I ISill,' 3 woodS, arid bag ('Se l#,,ll I ll'i,,4i' .i I ISO ,,,,lli, l',i 1 ilii'tlS I Al 1.1 ).,)l, liyr'.l Ir.' Ill AIR 151,1 Pet V I A lid - I!) II!' ,toi'l ' III IsiJ Automotive Servi& II II 111(11' 1111 I lilt' AflS 1511,' IIII 1110 IlIJ"'i .SAPII AL)? SIll I SAVI VIII) (Hit Alt', (4.!,tt.t1-'.,A 1.14(4. 1. 1111% 0'. ltill.ng. .scic.d.d $IQ.C47u2 Call ',*ree. I305i 444 5754 t011ict Now 5 Remaining 322- l9I.lh it,It t, fl,ally 371 1411 Nuihilt, SuhiOa,$ 4 HuludIvI Call Ill (417 itt S'J5. Prc,ct 2611 ti tany.Ihy 'allO''sled all case ItCisliS V tI'.ls 1,51 il ui ist I (.5..' (4491111 .494-4,5 lOde F ii, Niche I 5f sdcci$ 5014 I. 10111101* S..ei' as *f.s. l'n5.0.e it IllIii $I5r, fi(,.I uiltllvt,V4, iir'i ,,',anu'.i',,'°* plan's. 001*vSic avid i,,'i,I f(l.i,,44W41 •C(tAu"i$ ItS d.5l.ul,'.,$$s we satict will Di vi(4',rOiela $01 haivlIaiIw,5 lAid licilliti itid lssiecI.iq -'s'iW AM isoIf -ins i's .s4n'.sd ti St.' sIn4w-v *. i'.isd a ,al14,M,.. 'lt'1,.d01, ii*b 01 Ill'%a4, it OIls I'll sit' 51(4CS •r.ii,.mi,.' le vl,551 11v'&"°4' 5'id iteW'P1P (.49' Ilif' 0.01 its It ta". i.'r,.y '.4f.'t.Iy ha".",,,' 'a' ,'u. tttiva..,,.,.. , .i ,., 0,. ' l,ie's '*'r' l,.ii'.I .m 0' .'011l i'll It.. (,."'PIfI edys o'•' u' ,... .4 r,5 014.14 r',"VW aid Fill ',.o.. Al. s..iue3 5V,<tip (01i14' - v,,nt,e', , Mobile homes I I 1111 ,I.t p :iiIm I., Wendo*s RepaIr. I'anellng Sub Conlcact I- raining Trim out LicenSed, bonded 37) LII) aflec 6 WMdTED ADS th.t In dicalts a pc.ferenci based on age trom .rnplo-,'ef I ci-iered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN ACT EMPLOYMENT Moe. lnfoi'rn 1k may be cAitained froeti the Wage Line to Qually. Low Coil Poult An, f)rtpn l' ):I ams', ipeclal Services luI lisp gliltir lIt 5 0 CIa' ' les'i,,it'S ' kIcIds I(riled tundei 'rvi 5.34 15.4$ or 53$ $01 A((tiu%ill tflu IiulIdut'nU I) S 54$ loader 53,4 IIr.'li.,lring Wr..i.s ,i.-,,I,.4I - __________________________ III' Iii AOY P014 SUMMFI'I I'' Aluitsuflurn St 'ito tkir *10 grIll ,islIileuI. ,leIi,er.d and tuii III SlotS SI,', Special 17? 9$ l site-S cOca Also Iuailabl• acrylIc Slit v1 doorS. 131 PS (ompitlily i,sl.ylled Call LInt-nut's Ooo,s 01 5.,,tord, 371 illS Il, ..._ -, 70 per c,i,l olt b'al'o cool Screen room Unled Fins,, A,nrsg & CacpeI ol SanIord 171 3471 . c arId dcl 4, S Building . III A* MCIanaPsan, Contracl.f Ill )475 Ii) lIt' 1171113 - 1 *111! £0 IOU haDOy lot nø 10nger nicUr,' sttll 'tOrnI It to eisy t iii Call 327 iIII ytly' I'*li(t% - Rail lirpart. (',c..iia'i lee,I I fit' r-tli',,alvs 177 4!JI ', eslsriors, mobile hOmes, reasonable c4Ie5 Pirtiuru wash*d lIcenSed boryjId, .11 iucn' 00 letS ot $30 eeP _lncome TjSt Sr.s.ng$,Aileratons 1411: Se-")r-an 51,J AI.I',',,.,lr Si'''' '. $11 1.11' I 'u "C'u'.t ie'"W 04 Al. 'it i I t .l% I ,ii if ujJ i ' c, 12) 'ire I I ''' i u ,_._,,,Tr&ler 0 M Harrison jliMl,-,. I .i. 5., , , ,'',i U HAUl riii EN- . tI,i,,,l4 It I Ii, ''.0'' t' iS,,1IS'lr,,"A,e tea 1411 ii 611 4211 Call lc,i( Ill 171 45,) I r--ei Ii4S''I .2-i ,'l,'1i'u4i! .511, S1i4i1 II' I' t1'4l C if II ytI All l,pt & t.irt tSr 'ipi ' I. ',er'. - 51 5%auP''ns I Swpii' I Ii.5' ' I i IIi.tjcl 0' is llpSIu.li ' .. ii 1 1 ,111 Ill 07)4 I I' iS'AtII AilS 1.141. SSIAI I I)'ll 441 gieI.,If in A II ?UI 'Ii 1,2114 1,14 $1 11115 il)', I, *1 eSELL i' 1,1 14'iJii. Pu,onpt ',' u l"Ialrf is'IIJ'l'O,'eft Iii 4112 tIC Icy1 I "-P I Ii' Well Dr'u III tug Laundry Services II 015,1, '. ',.,,ii is i'll i ' .I,,l tt,.(ll,i. ne JOIN IIII SI-lOPPER'S GUIDE CLASSIFIED! C.ue you, PscnselP'.al new look. I'QOIS. - I AP4()S(Al'ONG, Ifeatoneliie rIles I, 10454 Ipog fee I all P 1 II Santold 171 45)5 (Ii la,,li 7110)17 ______________________________________ P,14k ii *1,111 1411 III lIlt pIP, If', (hun il,, . 5 sl, 'u*S 711.0 f..iUi A.s Ill tIll Direct Paradise Pools - Eating Places Your Pool Supplies AQUA l'OOl. SE IIV ICC S OP 5(MlIliOI,( INC 1'Ool Supplrl Sf1 vIces %i irr-aIO e 141) S 8 rp,,i, 177 stIf R,mod.I, l'.,s,,nalif,d II. Se, vice lits ai1iUinlfllPl I4OS.aIla f)t its SanhuHd A '.,.'.Il, 1.1 !1AI 373 1,14 and CAr.IPIIIS Oil ROOM ADO l4.-,ncsii'I old or tuvIu1 a new Fire III A Ill Y Pu .5'' '.41 tIle Cera mics $ 40' M'jt,'lI IviftIe fo' Sa'e 0,' cent '1,111 t,ac,,Iua Call attic 6, AL, POP tiC. Pt. u,%l(5i NC. Ii 1'O.I 'I', AIIM Al t'% C ,.,',!O'ts *(V I 0) lift $71 1,41 173 lIlt ___________________________________ Ii',Il III,. 11,1, ti, I II,S, lii .1 Ill 111*) .i. Plumbing- Electric horn, P1 hun' Cibin,I Ire, C',lrnatrs ''''''I, Ii' Man.c pal Cern,lecy, 3 This fIEWSPAPEW does not knowingly accept HELP Wie I H,t,Jufl 1,1501111 I I S III All! y 'i,?I)r III.,' - •i I .45 ii, 'iii,. ,' IU Iii, lit', 11,1* Au- lit (41' 17 TIll ,lAPlt)Y MAN oil Icc ',rnlI pl.nlufl17 'I'.I' $71 244$ •.(f'll,sl 1p.'el, 3 a0iOnflj Oat 11,04.0 $130 sail. 343 5111 2345 Pact Beauty Care Johnny Walker R ea Ily C Idr'i(vIeInIjt Room Add paunting. i unleriOr, .,cp.-uIIr',, Ir,,or ReAsonAble lii S 4 1 I',i.lcg 5•iJI I I I $4 ii I,, ili,t frI I,, ',I, S AI15,iilce(5 St VS .'jt' JIll S I cci,, 0 1.,. Ph III - WIlY STORE IT AND FOliGET ii Sell it etul totgel it *'Ih a Wanl AJ Cmli one Cl oul Ad Visors 'or "eti) Pl( '1117 Out ad .-'sl,malr'S 37) 1040 0411? EPICII COMPAP4'f two 1t7 32) i4tjI Acreage 210 Mignitli Ave 377 4473 317 454) SI l'h 173 liii (Pan Link Free (tlirn•lr- hAlt lit 1.1.? 1 IPISIJRAIICF tI ( SIrs' Ii '1 '1,41 ' EXCLUSIVE P.1150 (Phd P,10.ctI QiwlIlea H.stI,.. 7.4.41 7?ISI i$ iraMid Sled .4w'. IN as 0-angel, ritra nice VaIencias Can Deliver GraeesIe. 34$ Slel. i lot, kR Pin Ad Ap .'"rs I., It ill(,ll.l10'3 14 III Store equipment, stock and beverage liceflit, #01 sale Phone all ccci- OC,.1n,j *-tt I.'j'ry,nT,'u Ii batt.t for 111,5(1) 0"'' CONSOLIDATED CHEMICAL CORPORATION )t S-$0 CONOITiOPIIPIG (jII1i'd0 Drive, 17) $414 1.014 Iq gdaicr and (anl(t&fl t'ocPgn Con', 109 14 Itt SI 373 4)57 ?t I,., 34 24 Pr. Stason Air (00411,00cc (fleCk up Alto wisher and cefrig.nIlor ',.c.'te Cal PILVA IIFATIPIC, A P. II 5.4$,' CALL UNTIL NOON TO START OR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY. SAT 'lOON FOR MONDv. P4ltOft 51108 4.1 ROtri fULL IinnC..E AppIuaOCes SANIOROFI (COlIC COMPANY 7317 Part Or,,.'. 117 1317 - tIAVEPt 3*R0i1". KINNILS 11alr.,i, 0.pprsg Hey MWeSI Ply 173 3737 Home Improvements j ', NO SELLING.. KEEP YOUR PRESENT JOBI SAPdroRD PHONE - US i a'. sit et rr.,n!n II 7 pr. '.,llo, 760 900.1105 1 Ou Quill, -'u.. f 54* 7)5 Sten strom 743 w *11" tank, on wheelS List price, 1)31 53. o$la'e'd It $100 d,tcOvrIl of 1719 53 Other modefs and m:es Seminole CoIn Center I.' 3) Pet Care ANIMAL '.1 III Akik (.1 ASS Pu l'AINT Co _____________________________ Appliances 14 P twin cylinder *0001401 F'SGAIIDEPIC(14T1ll 733 3171 'all (ilty y A,r 2OO Down SI$407 i5t Glass-Mirrors I'..' Sr.iscn Ac Irs,,t,loni'c 'iilS tiilt *'t'*I,* ,,i'd I roltal 5,tli.-rl5 I,.,,.r%l lV(, .li '-I APIS fl San For Sale o,r CornpeSl0'.2 33) 1)54 I I.e Air Conditioning Miscellaneous Cnvet'liOnaI Financing plait tPSanla.tup kIlirli, F l°naui 'asiir s itV V .44*1st, , al 01 esi. S. Ph 377 SIll a,e,labll Mac's (Ie(tric Service, 377 5731 F Ia PP.0". 131 4)00 Slid "VUVlI'ril' I'. nee404 fat 101 sparS lung Iwo 1 bedroOm, I"a 4Ih, with tentrel P,e,sl and ar II 1377 ElliOtt Can (up fiyr(P.I5e4 ($1 f HA 775. IHA rsg,,i'ar, Va c DISPLAY a"(RCMAI4DISII4f, INC b'ii"!øi,i t.' ',,ou i lul.. (.7144 Or? t.,. 314 MONDAY thru FRIDAY - Shaded in, 175, • ISO' Many h.t'$ and V$j% 54 Y ,.'p niare a&tS$ V , 't nji't,.e' - OIly 3311, 51 ic lift Or. Rosal,.. & Academy Manor PtSIe PtgvnI *1111 Itreened paiicu. detached gar.ge arid fool $1510, Oh Minimur lnta.l,u,..nt The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! RIhIAlICO iced ISo. 37 Vi'-SQCANQUALIFYUP4D(Rflf,', Iii. 3S P1400RA?#' rio Iy,'r-(-5 r, ',' 1,5 I,? t,,u I ,,' (P10-ce 3an04atl'ai"- c h,.aV115 P40* ri PiQuS.n'u itt ,°.t C "ertt tee ,i ,Cu Cal, 0,1' , LAICE MARC every problem. SHOP THE EASY WAY! N011aoa,. Baby tiedi $5 All.,,',,',I. Spy rigs, PHI "SanfetO, Sales L.ader'° tILL 1.1141 LICLUSII[ V.0% SERGF.ANTS! - MI 111* COP P. Call Stenstrom WORLD FAMOUS '1' Equipment For Rent $4 - I' a MODULAR 140111 .r'tattrC Wtfl,riCi 1 LimIt ti'' up-to-date way to solve Chiert elI. George Stuarl. 13) 1 Rob,ntori, O'land, Plon, toll I,,, DEVELOPMENT I, Lvfl 3327)74 I.., will find this directory the most convenient and Swap And Trade 53 AUSTIN 5L( (it lIP1 I'll S.',l,O SI '''% 177 114? I". IQ wall (Irpel Central fleeIng flu-i,,' lui tutthen Cit,,lit, Pner.jl 3 5? . 2 bfluIt. III Roo'". $7,000 Atsuine 113.501 mortgage 11*5 moo ,i's(IUdes lieS and 'n tunarsc? O*r,,f 372 S272 a. Ai-.'tiOOPiSR ePOch' lyffl.t,,itr Appian 116W Itt SI PP 372 7)15 72303.44 utSO '001%. etc Buy I oc 1001 tn% ac,,iAIarl 733. Santcwa A., (all Don Fly loap )J) Ill I0co','c, PULP REALTY 45, A IS? 51 including CONTEMPORARY 'tm convenience. Permanent residents and newcomers 11)7 4, hOtir bedroomS (.1.1g. or Carport 0."- Mt PET SUPPLIES! SPANISH CASH)?. ''c"t C., locust I 775 5'te ttMi'Lli laLPICY Mt"iI,I-' OIa.'fl'WP5lLS II II I' eric 3 bedroomi'i baths 71-Auto Repairs Partt. Accettor pes 77-Import Aute yIr0 cold rear its.'. C7ACRES Ott pav are listed for your i,.i'l 3215170 A1DiP1C. MACHINES Rent a or-. O.sefIi EIIVIP,C fo' 110 a monitt AppI ,,fllIi lO*Itd plaroha%e I e' s 'lily rDo"r ' 'cm $h7.fO 112.000 It(ALt'Y. 'NC Peg I',.' Estate S'QSt 3722111 "-u"s S'0art A 040"dart Call SPII Transportation con fllDd,flt, 00*0 10th prIce ASLITLE ASI2XCIC*N bed' ant'. I '-, ba'l' MOfnet - '.antr Ii '*I'. .011 tO wail ca'pVs, t11 ciosre garage. ?efrugenlor, range, Clot. so Frtm 111.000 ''il',f '('5l'''.D''Z,'olt. Qulilfy we air assume S'. plc cS.'if mortgage a' Mi 72 per mon'P. pays ill wilt i('(llAIiS OP ANYONE MA.' UALI'Y s ?i* tty tu' fou must meet It tIc)' ems THREE BEDROOM RETIREES* * SI ' 9uiud.i.'se-t $2,100 flown w,ttl Oni, 17000 per lire ONE O SANFORD S FINEST 20 We-i-! has alt Ct1 services payments The following busInseS - CARROLL S FURP411URF All b''Ck hOm 7*0 full baths l 17.11 nea! town. fle*I', plmntea. assume $45 mc.ntfhly dl0oned I Churches HiIoahlta At, TWO BEDROOM liti-- 5 LEFT 2444 - I ,.fr'.lume ."i'r"ai'(el 1 pee Oc lull 'tout, Phc,n, 30 t3. 37) 'CX- C"'r°' l."r Houses For Sate A'i.3 IS Ic,, IS 1' cv-' "04,1" I It' I-'Psil 'J'e ra I per tent I 71*2 "iett5 .1 yOu Q,.uti'ty fv IPIA 331 PEAL I -- i n P4a,e Itli Plrrosjltl Fury Ill, will toll) 10' gO<eI uSed truck Call 372 3'7) nI!.', Ip ,, ________- 2OO Down Payton APIS and 'TraIts It C7 ICrost Itt,'- 5k.,s,e,a'lC ia"t'fl 'uot, it 31 54—AntIque's SANFORD Rent WEST 49 OIlMAN CONSTRUCT ION CORP 373 0357 Country Wanted To Buy - merge pOnee-d f1mil ,00m, OOvbiI carport, diet' well ID' ha,'sI InC pIrd *i!11 .'.s' 12CC' ac-oP 400 SKI pa' ,,',Ofl!fl if 5'. "itr!;1pC ID?,rI It' ti'5'f Qal,l'ed 31001 b.droomo moGdtlt 57$ SX hesi in C.ty 700 Sana Batbata 3 5q.Ørcpim - 57 1 .tkr J en sue II iglilatiolt Suburban ClASsED HO','(,. II h.'lF L"-'l's ODn' 1-AvylygI I, I I Schoino Ilit, s Ilcysle and I cult 31'', lIke fl.ty(l*, t'sa,,lirsa 11*5%', 21105' For Sale $SA-$csusebo10 Goods And Scerners 74-Trkt And TrllIprj 'S-Autt r0 S-aiii - 'tO l'-,j,td,ng II"?, o Sec v IC •'* Vnits*ag.n;ithichvor'l*1IIIt '05 ,alp re Irad. In, r"wsf-4'yrll 4'ell U I III? h.,.it, 'I'. 1511 Import Autos III ti'di ?'A' ',15i ,sl I"*'t.-1 - leSs, 5's,i •5i '. $7 ai'., t.,i II IVI Ill £151 lf$% , SticIping n II flutier, l,i.l,, 'r SItuations Wanted 16 Btdr''0n WrIt ConSbIIOIlrd Intr' l'nt'a Co"P Oat" 5R I. 2C West is located in fr.cndty SAtFORD,5 Blocks West of Fri-nt" Ave on )Ottt 51 3 to S minuteS to •ll $1—AuctIonS 1;" /1, II 7 Sti 1100 5 lOt S ,,IP i, Station (las I'a, ,tIl, 41 _____________________ All s' a" cr Marsapensent positIon wanlec it', Ajvi graduate with A TEXAt COMPANY ofta's op 5 In tiutifsi'i.i LflmolnlI?rlt,O't 372 $0' hIp" irycomoC plus pe--.'t', pl ?i'.l'Clt'% t'',IttlOft trltti anc ,.I',ndan' 0Iupe tia'stfits 17 Damestic.Child Care Reciai'tllrst ol esp.rirscl. ape at - SCo_G.raU.Rummna, Sales ISO I ratItlU? LcsnC Yt'lt'-r cab Co - 7-CT "mu ,'.'"' ' I1,A )Il I POilifl% lOd l'irapPl'u'l TlI"JPIOt, Business Property 3o Li • 'li- l'c',j '.' Sal' -, I,C'u*l,'uf ll"i VI, I Male Female Help Wanted (Ik'Ii (5' 77 I;; 07 , 1 °'" I t'V' p , ,lipr,I c nr,t.P'cS '-4'.* rasP *lth good (redlI to lISP 0 pus,mcr'It CIII Rev IlarOor. tis,l.-1 '. WORLD SAlES OptI %i0,l.(sn Dl (OlibIp wldp 0 ( eric ii ho, .ut Og ufloecitot it' II rideS 101% and pirkt a,a'iahle Oi't" I•e I I t ' 11 -. - - p',julcaI Merchandise MUII1eC '• D.IeclhusWddapVMII'ctm. 1572 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) A'Ihu If b.cAwltf. ir Cur's f toe Circuit Court CInculiliOft ,nu,a'sicloalllw. publIshed itt Sni$v - - M.rc.tiand's. 1.0 I i,,'IIl 5''It'l I lii'%t$ 74 5t 5(5- 8 rericl'. I'.se . 71) S5! '-S.- I.J' p' PubiIIt'Martl'V, A.puli3.1C$7. " DE Miscellaneous For Sale Mobile Homes 34 Molp w;Di light LuecuIIOf'i fl RE OF RITA - by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES *0110 1-'. 2'.'c" Wv', 15 A end PIp 'n,'s " 5.5 C'.' 'si II ) ulrvcIy.I Vrall,r, full 1.If conpamned. tanfIr's aill. 01." hwf'Ie'.g. only $,I00 .P, 731 4544 At.liqsIPl *hi,IP,t, t,'i tpll lv lit. Alyai ,pfuri%h'i',J RUICYIf'S. l uS II Si 01 1$0I - 'i,'.' Wa.hri"It4"e, lull InC part tin.. A4XIIS, If, cw-nso" to 5mg P4Q 550101' Gina'-. *.'.'ses IIvrS a' older fat ru! Will ,rarn, Mi) nit'S Apply in person any 5pis' *347 ,.'IrlCi St , 100 0*000, be$.-c- 7 50$ S p in DII.',- '-...,, 372303) 5 ' Trila., t,av.l $elf cnr'$ . •Ie.ps I, new $i, 11.0$ Ph 577 tIC) - - 5%'an'ed Maid tr Cy-*r', Saturday S I-tOurS II 17 Piot, Ph Iftdr S p in Male Help Wanted Yl Pry appI 'r'''',ls oi,-'p lit I, SIt 501 Fvei ?Ve-%.Thu(l)5. 'iciutewa'S fl?ww'ie 3723105 "4,54Cm LESSONS iT 5%'.ei Chard Coi'r'st "a's We'%'e' 2 t? 1,1,5 Cornet SW Travel T,ellecs . PAlIP I AP4IIIJUFS Waltr11$11 waritt'J MuSt be :1 Apply In 0145.015 tO Late Monroe Inn, Hwy 11*2 NorTh. Santiod 7 - - Antiqtses 56 ill 17$ apr. '." - fth*'i'n*" ¶.ani,t.l Female Help Wanted Baby %Itipr ho live in JaCI ICS Swim School 'tPli'f'l) e M*nageP at 117 CIII a' .es III 55*1140 tAtIf' liP 1) tt44 Il I' 'I It'll it'll A I' ill Ill U (V molt', InC secOrIdIry tpa<Pipqs 'at heyf VII' Mit'S? hi C. per iitcfiO, 0e3'ca?pd acto fii' itamr-nt$i Write •'O Piot 715 Mit111.0. Of' Call 44' 1754 ILt't' It" tu( Services Slated t?1I shot? hilt 0° wtsitt' it i olpI P.'iif iiriII Fill,' 01 SWI -- - VIII huillItIlISfllP fIn. t cTPtiQ°. in 9° (ivIHe Ply 1hI4'we I,? tall ('.dll paymentS aI $4 SCHOOL, grades I II, fleedl House Tuesdit. hike' ovet' ,, ci Ant) 5UIlC5 Singer touch & Sew CIPt'? PAL I LORII7I. CPIPISTAIP'. _____ I' t.". Pt) I3f S ".rnI iii Pet; SSA IIau;.hold Good; S.*l,vj Ma. P,li P'I'i'('(l 1' I Escwv'e.,'..'ec wltrCt Appty it 00-ton Ic C, IpIsda 's i at v",g. Rest truct ¶l'f'min,I IS tNi',k5 ' by A,? an5om THE BORN LOSER Aye Oppodunitie's _____ I Ind tividIb'. FrInQe bebef lit 400 laid vacation UftitO'I'lt lid agvpma'it Purnitt.Pd Apfst', 301", Soy'ti Sum?'. Orian,tt I S At' 1'ui' Oçy'v'."*"'. I - Business Per Day. - Nh" ba'lersde' nd Wa", 0,5 S to $7 Apol,, t Otto's H",NIU Hlt 7514 Part Drive alta' 3 pm TROUSLED' Call Tot '..", ________________ fltii As Fast As A Want Ad Not Si'url?y Guards. SInPo"d a'CI. futl an(t part lImp PI.atanl mO'S Dig ('CiAditl0°fl Mush .e If, goud ha. tf Ii 14 Ciii HiIp ,t'..lpfiØ 5,%7%3 Sanford _ first UnIt Male H.lp Wanted . A!cot.oi.y Anøny S ___ '- - 13 - 'Twit ivsIt tsi%bt't% Di .gPil cOST souse I,, Sa'ninnlr Count','. 7np 0 FlorIda ,.Ithitti calendar m$tfl PublISh MarcP 7'. $577 tIC lime 01 the I Ire' DubIeca0t Rates For Consecutive 0(1. tat Cin?rat Blvd Olando $a' — o°thttrtotics Change :,.'InsertiOns-NC "-•• tIP 00 0? heftier Aprii 74Th 157 1* It writInG $00 Ofl'ai" ?'4fli 'I POl.L'ION OF .-NOTICE DOS' f1i.' Copy. Of InC tti c,.'b • rift. O1li.P f ?SSIdCI$Ct a'r ,,miihea'WInal AND ACATIWG CLOSINO. Iddtie% of Dir claimant Ing mutt te -.. AND &SaNDOWIWC POADI ,vnm.dia?Ph to py tIe LIaitti0l, t... *1fr1 atom.',, or ElPECTS • -' • I' -ou attorney, or In. tame stiai tie ctwwtsrøe$auft ill. 47C) w5W i' MA., CONCtl.H P"iPC aDaiIfl! yOu for the ?PlIP - tp_i It. 3K a line 1 thru 4 timeS .i--1.'& P4 L SHEFEBV C,IVEN a' s Wm ver, tirti.mr i,martdfC it the Petition 3$c a lisle Count, ColnmlieI00a't S ttgu 30 tIme's t BO'C Of Eclair taat p at (r.Cu'O° of talc wYNESS my hand and -ItiiL . 0° S.r,II,t CtIufl'y FlO°Ida 2c a lone 71 AO11 7 : tomes Mact 7 .irfO'G Sem0tr County roidi 0$ NJb"C huiriGIrlcOr?he7$t° thIs 73rd Cia', n° Match, $577 _____ - . March. A .0 1q77. at the Courti%OUIr ClEft-Ia (51.75 MINIMUM CHaRd: or Sanford 5.m,rioIe County APTHUF H BECttW!TH. jp 'ioruda, _____ oursuan $0 fletitioPt anc IN 3 Lines MInimum IN AND -' ?- ' CIa'S o' ttt CircuIt Court 7141 CIRCUI1 COUPI - ,.;.r.- no'.C, hiC'04O'e QIvet pithO itO Seminole County. Florida FOP SEMINOLE COUNTY. 4uIIdY.l.lI-&I4i5t .' • aflOCIt*°C a Re*?u1l0t riOting. Elmer 5ft FLOP IDA I', abandoning, Inc vacating Che coming . -tju°. :vc times rsor r,ninGanoditIaimlGa0I and CIVIL ACTION NO 77-717 cm: vtiii. E FLORENCE MAY Pruc, L Partleld al 4Qfl Of ?itr Coun?', 0° SemomnOir DIVISION P Oviedo was taken to Seminole T1emorial upside down The accident occurred Friday I Contra BwIeya'C sOC 11* pUblIc ill inC Ic tht follOwinG lull TO GUIlT TITLE Orlando. Florida 3350? ILMOPE 1110 following an accident on SR 46 east of Sanford. aftcrncrnr.. Jacobs was assisted by Perry toads inc ttr,r?I it Serm.IOD1P DOS4CL CLASSIFICATIONS Attorney for DeifleOna' Ma.P I ELUCIPE tilt with County Floulda. low', &t" f',tj,I? Ma'ti 1nv;tigating trooper E. W. Ernie Jacobs of Thomas cii the sheriff's department. Gary All rout arC ;irpitI flHmtpitpC Or tnt Dma' l C.ciflenoC Hpgtitt at the Floridt Highwiy Patrol reported he Tn.'lor Photo £PO'0iC It Di.' P.*OA 7, DOQ' u*Yt AmP PROPEPTIES INC at Announcements NOTICE OF PtSiiUTIOW PDIit Pscord, 0° SeminOle Countt. unmncorgicatCc at*0111100 inC II CLOSING. VAC&'ING AND Floridi, and Walnut AviflUi, at '$-LFtWfIC un50004t rt.o ma,, claim a' ABANDONING PIGHTS-OP--WAY and entitle' II recorded ii, w000cr,sI. Unit 7-Personii It he,, wHOA' 7 MA't' CONCERN f 1 20 A4ern bers Pictured Poou $5. .gr5S. PubIlt PPCotO$ MayfOir Propitliet InC.. a' uni )—Annoulscem. flit NCIT ICE II Irr)y giver 'ha! in. Seminole Count',, Slot Ida and tIC Corporaild associatIon, of Thanks a-Cat-th Iuac of County Comtii%s101il'% c.s.ndantl Eat 157 1' fee' o Walnut Avitue S-Iri Mpmoriat'nS o?y FI'ifl* a' Ill 0000 It WOO&rPI Jr.i' I •t NOTICE OF SUIT a-Business Opportunit;es lt'Quii' Mee"tI field? Ot the 71$' 0.", rr,"0n It I'll' hoot IS oapr MAI LIP mr Itt County. PubIc PøcoPds 0f SarnIr.olt Coun',,, 19 o March A 7-instructIon unmncorDO°a' a" INC ammI$$iofle'1' Meeting Pøor it tt,e FI0I0a aIm' pa-irs uflSnt -F inta ?.Cia I SemInøIe C,w'-Thouse a' San$op,, ',q. Board a' County Cot' *110 may clam 00 have flu' ClI'f' ti. r -tii?ll-G tl'wr'cr, wIder tht till tI 11)1,11' "t0$• CCtSntI, piJrSUllft to muL1IO.tim if County, F.o'ide at anø .ntetie! It Mayfa'r Propa"e% tiwtUJt i,cttt iiUc- • sUt j° lOTflt i A,L..LAIl/iSSEL. V1i arrunitinterit Pet 11,00 ano Not cr P',r.?Of 00C F$0'ia thtt 71$' day 0$ Marm. &.D InC. aft U11ICDrDO?IIPC M5ACa?i00 rouri ti of nsuthcflUitlCU prt- 'UTttI1 ° ' in oommlttet' Sunfliis' •. we art d,scrinunatrni Employment — A IloullAPE HERESY NC)TIFIEC cision as each member would HCIUM' nWULtICTS Titprrnt WV QIvPO. PaI$ifl find attorted • ReWliitiOl' ciInO waca'mnQ • flOakClO' COUNTY 1111? haS bee! ttia a tul' it nig'it npproved cnp- favor if b li-Miami, aatd represent ninrnst cxactl thi' er thous$nd nrnrt peopit Itico aband00IG. C.WflC IG arid 01$ COMM I .S 0 HF RI tirDuQil' It the C urcul' Cots°" 0 Firestont portionment ptarm wtuct. would .ftr•s 1)-Male Help Wanted thilt ItiloS' iii claiming any and om r,gP,' Dl the FlorIda SplitS' SEMhtlOLI COUNTY, sons — Seminole County pert urmrd sonn'thinj. of snit number of "wr'vt 14-Female Help Wanted it1dtwnrncnthers tim th cuYvnt districts nn rantt in Count', a' Seminole Inc fIr publIC lit f claiming a' HoutFLOP IDA arc race you yo 591 — jive or Lake a few huna miritctr" Ui arrlvuiç at a plan flitc?ibld , Art$iur 14 Ilackwit' it Female It' IS-Male mn,,?,I' 0° qttaie ritt tItle or ft, 1tI,-nt ctiamber anti iron. 22 RepresenUltIves in anØ ft the following iit ?ighitSOf rIt lwI' HU1C$4ISON ANCI LEFF.ER 1,10 upon Iti, Ibilowing Or-icribet Iteip Wanted He said blatCkC IIdtIt'CI clttut id 1. T1fB one is some rual C.ount to C.PDV1 AVENUE located anc Post Office Orawe' I 'pal prp.rty tituafpC it Seminoll Under titi proposal 11w mutlior—Situations Wanted tht ar-st stiur to reapportion North Ficridui district Sanford Flo-id.' 3"' 'unniftt tt,rougr it. loilowIn; County. FI00.fla ii *1' 'I7-D0TTs51IC.Chlid Care mtmt,er d:ictrir concept would Attorneys for DVIIIOIW' .01171 f FRANELIN EPPAZE The redltrirtlnE psal _________________________________ descrIbec p'oirr'y N0"ItIWII' 0 Pt,Ii%t March 1, 1577 'The No°flt 0" the according it the Ptof ttir'f at was upprnved h tlw HousI the Sou?heat c tIlt NOrtheat' .. 01 ClI ii 12d — rflcD'dec on Plot haet. 3. Pap' 1$ tO,' Hotti,IV . 0 thr Sauttiwil' .. Legts.J.ntivt Rcapportlonrift'n Public pco"rn Of -- nirwir C.bun!y tv.. (as' ' 0 the S0°JthSatt 04 10? Rentals NOTICE OS SNIP FF5 SALE FIarids and was ciCnm'nr.tet' l III 01 Ill? aDO", NoThwie' I, N' ICE I HEREBY GIVEN that inc you are teeth reQuired it film to tm befart tin hut: Of tt..' certain W'it clt'yiDeC p'DOeriy btflQ It' Suctior your LOser' or ti'ti" e'm"tem o,$.nt. gr"ionaml,p or by yor at TownShip 71 South P.1w, X Lsecut,00 lswld out 0' InC UnCit M a u n dy Th u rs day 7)-Rooms For Rent last Seminole Count,, FlorIda riD'. tIlt CIa'S 0° tIll Citcum 0' toe Ci-cul' Court 0 lilt ta 72-A.par?mentt Rent Orange oun!,,1mOiICil upor-$ final Cw1 Egtit.itt1 Juciria C,rcutt Fly the bOard D Count', C.on Ttw 1'.rneniber Hou.0 pUU F urn shed '!Is.onerh at SemInole County, Seminole Coun",. Fla'ia a it uflgmrn' rerideric If the .toaSi,C ca1Lcfordistriett.rang1fl' Ill Siti 24-Houses Rent Unfurntsh.d I otida.tI'iI$ 211' dli. 0° Ma'rh, AD Courthoust it SantOC FloiOa 101 COiI't or the 5Th dl', 0° flt$UI", 33.-Houses Rent FurnIshed trcifli 01w tt. sii members anti A 0 157 It' tVidt C1°'tlit' CISC it to $a'yf I CoPs U,r'.04 upo' 2$,-Mobol. Homes Rent tilled 5ntry Arconiafil, CorP Is4PDOI CDUN"Y Plantlfn ano'nr', mote name I 77-Resort Property For Rent Int PlaintIff, -VS JW' B Fire Si 5% 1 WINDIRWEEDLE. JR. c DI SEMINOLE COUNTY. 25- BusIness Property For Rent Ii O.fencant mmci' aforesaid WrIt Its, fm-tn Of W.nøa'wwidil. Hairil eat pamivotec IC meat Ward ate woaomnen PA.. P 0 ho' I)A, 01 24-Wanted To Rent . If hi'CWIiti i'. 5hu.Iff o' Seminole CD.in'i, rlotida " L. 5% 'n'p- Park. FlorIda NOt la'e tin .tm'.'Iiiflit\ (i titt flitfliOTUi tVI' M!( hit Tim, iititIIt11 ii. hut M7V1:t ysotild lx divided IoU' 1)1 MLIUIICI'. TTIUrT.U.lt' tn.s' to. I It" 0a', 0 At' I I hI vi Pev .*1 uDO°' the 101 lowIng i'° W&iyt" UI Flu- las: supper with IlLS PubliSh Marc?- V $572 Fcril htsbyteruu Churcii will ait' "S1utt Mt Ti turns will the eastetli eCliO1 d.tCrID p'pa'ty owned by JOtePit hh*'eir setting up the 11th, r,gti' title intp-ist mt or pet' QPOP' 10 ClEft il is Fine 1, SPsmle. A "iS MId Ttu'c Wt' dLccnlki Real Estate For Sal. Walter Peln. tiein combined with wterr its annual hour of properl, b$flQ located m Semif101e *bov oetc' IDC propel, claim. L.on Counts winch includes worshiP that combines an iii)- Adore' Fredcru± Candivi. .un',,, Fi'ida no', pa'ls:ula'lt Ii THE CIRCUIT COUP'? Iripi you InC IhoulC yOu fail to or i J)—Hse% For f.ale period. rn• Was l')tTDplSed LIIIU torsha I Hi as toIIO CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR * iuoicm orsaul' IuCgmel will be 37-Farms 4 Cirove's ILMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA fs 1a'C tatiot' WaPOO license agatne' you Gadider Counts has a lartt' troducinj: a communion act- ltt'jt'c-wd' 1.ari Grauni "C 1'5%•gMi 1111, Nc ?7*Wh ID NC hand Inc sea' C fl-Lots 4 Acrsap,e CIVIL ACTION NO T2-3 w"tt Tm' hark C,t-thaenurnr" lethus tack population with blacks v' ft will tic, oh t:311 p.m. ittit Court , '..'n$mo'C Seminol It. RI 5i,11$0310S 34-Mobile Homes I'll enjoyrni: a sOuth nui;otIt' Thu worship U fltU.Slt is ii'- NoOb . Surel lit Butt Horrmt .141 MARRIAGE 01 inC tPit stnflef'$irWC it Shitift Of Counts. 1000,0. thu 1401 dlv 0 investment 35—Income A Seminole Count,, Flo.,da. *11' It PI%,.-Ct 1V72 troduredbytwvorgul preludv., (tur (irittftd' tAn Graum ant: Opposed III voter ITihIStratIt)? ruth F IIURRESt. Property 1i:QCL,M 00 the tm. oat of A5W1i, (SEAL P(7 ?TmOIft$( .Jue! lro;i, flrnp Sinvi 'Teat tim:'orporiitrn' Gudsdcn's lUCk 34—business Property "Hear. 0 Israel' b Arthur If becteith ii' L.D 1572 ott.' r tIle and sell tO a" C.ountt court mars,tiaLL art. 37-R.ai Estate Wanted iopUlmticln anti WtsterI tAUT Robert Graham Weinberger anc "Come Hissed CaSh suti.ct DiCOS'. to' CIa'S of Circul' our' Ii., tiigt.es1 IeJNA.c I4UEkEu. unwanted anti the Greater RESPONDENT The preludes will Lii' ;iizm'.rt (unt% In a arnik' district. Seminole Cavil!, ft any inc all cutting 111115. It tilt fttt" b) .1 S Hati-Fo. lrnt tw.e'i Dop' 3° the Seiitif*le s Ella" 5ft NOTICE OF ACTION tilarLi. would enjoy a The Chance! chuir, fullowInf: bt Mit. Gt-urgt' Toutit., nuinLctei Sanford Chamber of Commerce Count', Courthouse It Sanford Deputs cia's 'THE tTA-TE OF FLORID' TO ReCreational afjaUt iwijonal who aLw directs the legislauvi' and tal nunority Scriptural tezis. will sini six of music. I WINDERWEEDL(. Florida, Die ibOve descrIbed Pit koam.t) ttURRtI$ WHOSE crnuntttlwnsadrttplaIrWheTllt aDDRESS IS 712 BAXTER tonal ptpitty Comnutter Ctuiirnuu Geortc anthemS. pointinit toward the choir. W,noa'weedue. Pfainet WI'd I',a' I.aic Salt II Dung ma IC inc W000man P A Aim open lflvlti*tlOTm is extenieti viteci IL' SUTJKITt Stieliff John END X tILl 71 N 41-Bicycles TP FEY Firestone said the 11f't L1JItrICt celebration of hut' Lord's Lust P 0 hot Ut' taIls", the ta'fll$ a' SIlO Wi'i' f 4)-Boats and writ' drawn ylUi'ut rt-;:urd II. Supper, led tt Ret \'iritil L b the church itt all who wish U' Polk, ii t'ofliflhlttt't tTlemtier. NESSEE FlD'.Ga Park, W,iner Petitlof" to' Olisolutiot Of A l*0"I MarIne Eguipm,nt i-ore but Republican Leader Bryant Jr and Bet IfinncU twin a musical tribute ti the' whtiadviseda bill has ticert fjJ5j Marriage a V,n:uid tiavmrW beet" 7$ ichr IPolk, PubliSh Mar 30 7' 5 4)-Campmn; Equipment leguulat.ar StierIlt & r'tirLst arid II' 501t1 11. Counts Uuval marrage It Lit a DL ft' l'tslII1 tied repadiflp YOu' ItIl. Rtt'ed Mild to aiter1n4: tin' tuIlit. ministers of tin' c'tiurct, 44-Sports EquIpment Setr,00Ie C.m", $''L P isuPkEZ5. n Cacu1' CO'1' I creatmi county nlanslwLb ti L,I,Usilt'! ,.tmUlit" tll'ttIl' Flo,GI Flo',da. to' Senlincir County. COURT SO Till COP LU' 7 l uuili of 'rind the sheriff's w:i ............................................ - ' 'itI '1' t - a - lost & Found 1 The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line , __- Died Phone 11th 831 -9993 rottib'. PIi?nG ItO 700mG CommI Seit0$t csn'y °-°0d1 P1', P 5 Prc'wn 'OU APE MtPtP1Y NOTIFIED pa• at adIIOf. fOr DittOIiIftoIi 04 ' -. 1 --- - TO VIC?3 NOEL - p C(tSTE H iTEiN- $ Thu g)ublC 1*aIP'.Q y C tWe CLAMS O 0EM&'DS AC.AlI.$' 04 the Court Hoots, Sanford. SAID ESTATE IX 5T7 e' Florida, on AprP $7. ., i' u a' at aoon fIr-pita' at noII$uc and rpOui'iC to file any wit. NOTICE 05 SUIT - INFORMATIO N NOTICE TO CPE001OPS TO ALL 1'E P SONS Hf. V INC HutitC rnny Is Fast, But 4 The E aster wY ICE IS Picb SIM,WO4t COUWTV PI.AWWIWO AWO70WIW0C0MII51*OW Th, P rr1$nç •'%C 0fl•, Cot 1 I[*f' CfP fp'• .', S,,iiIiUIip I lit? ,JtIIIIUI U 11131 ellU WANT AD IICTITIOUS 'dAPL wOTICI 01 IWTEWTIOW 1O PPLF PCTlTIOLlt WAMI &.n Legøl Notice Lego! Notice A 0 P F-%diU1' Jill HERALD'S DA IL'YDIRECTORYOF tUSINESSSERVlCES ' Hour otiRe at 7)9 Carlaine building, 12490 NE Se'erllh Avenue, P4,'tti Mia,tli, FIrId. 33161, lIpti'cvie 35.0 5973 Call ttkday% telorelO-."fu strl ot cant,l your act lur lOp following day and 5alurday befuq. I) noun S tiiiys 21 ()ays I) Wks. DIAL 322.ThI'IorS3lt993 Ad '55 04 $I iSO $4680 $2 tOO 511.10 Ad-i40 $2!100 $62.40 OF COURSE YOU MAY CIIARGII °OUR AD IF YOU HAVE A 1 ElF 5/800 PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME 3 Ibm, 4 Inc Ad - $6.12 �1A- 7tip S'v Longwood In Hassle A C-.5 Cemetery Donnybrook Still FOR YOUR [ASTER PICTURES. On Cy E[ERUS TWO FOR ONE ,. .11quti ('d)t cionrn- Miyor kenrnt F4rr we're hSUhtISft' MOSI wU'r) tunt n about Emc. uUfirsiim n tjw hihl C'rIt -: the ar:in and ,K)k over ej, or tht incUinr of tht lnzleprn3ent.!~ Administer wtrr onnxnut Jaque IflSZM1' i wa setUrij a era qrr lnt and no: Ui skIr torr. w r u?7ed it . rnwirr nd it fun.is (Irk at the erde-n: iti:! 'ould allnu au nu iaUot the- rarrimiltet "?1 the-% rarCI' Clerk ()r• :nA- . nnlerrd hzLUrd ins: week Council enmmi:te'e it qvnd He that in WWI wtwr tw spend as the Please was Nqurstrd t(, rrmar.-I the ermeirra oclrI:te'e- budgeted !un4 u thr plt'ae'd an .h.que.' romhmec efoL R'i atod .qUe- iTflth re'-'orth ayi the- eit szstin - of Ciunrrrwt quite C'U'tI the- OOZU)t 15 LTT' said r I$T% event a buUd the)M1. kfl th da1I Wilitarnsnr., twtwrr. V JlLATT kUisk s'hriol chId.er. or ilig?thend iropet It their vleta and rac iop.d in 1)1A5.. and C C .aQue. out for .k lurm wa IrLstrurted to aend Crnn,' Avenues klthrlugt Item would mare prnper tior Ij,.r4 vear r have- reo&nie. ,-.tjmjt bids for nfl W0i l*in balked' • LLOW he U nut at rwi'Jr qurn %at, hudi.'etet, tirnugh: iwfnre the nun. fx oldet ni', \1--. Stw)•'-utt 'J .ine- fat LOUflt-i. APIre%a1 n: s&j the spotligh: )ck added. .tftqurl bad nn seer rithinj rrt' ntprot'ael nuric f, was th!ferrn: Fornet 1oun'ilgtat H A dirien'e- rrfe-t'- it an woyj with thm 3tiquics tf hiariket apprcnn was. gzt-e-r, the swrred COUWI: hpprcovjji i re-wr It. the siudirrizi e'icts it it,rwdin Vninp U the romrniUet It rtmUnu, I$N1 g'vc'r. the- ennrlucion of the- Tmeetifl r.pet,on The clerk rec.. ecmctrr fund effort "if it takes all the F1'ick n:ttnpted Ic acsure- %aic rt'arh Of L'I re'cards the Artlot Wfl' taker, In IC% in the c'eaicte'r' fund to Will ms.it saiti - Yoi koov this: t)Its wili he sough: for al; 9.11 ttV('Al that iUn11 has n: me- weL ennugt it knolit tJmt I pi.tA (I! the work possibli and tihrit' (Wi't the Craew \ at the moUnt Was four- wnu rio: spend (lfl( thrne fat that rruar rrpoU wil. lie funts I 9 icw7;i;:•P-., f.$fA._.ounc lJaques And e- orpi to make- the- CtL'er the nunrz ntt said that at nrdlru,n.-f PROCESSING IS UUIGV AS A MINN PHOTO .- 'for1. FILM PRINTS KODAK FILM (St . - for - 5•c- ' -, - - -- - . '' t , I_-_,__ :. r- - t - . . S. •.. - . - now ' tse- - 5, • - C - •'".t. ,::- ' i \VEDNESDAY! - Plenty To See In - City Florida ' s Gateway COLGATE I )kkI i iiplrt I f.e-r -it-t turmo 11 is la ate-c or U coc r L ri - Tw iu S5 Johns Fb.r. e mi u' Uus -r used it 1* .I(IWLtI4. river U' 15 .flf "" .- 1 That s t*auat the' uaed I ----------------ii: \t sI.H : .-inzip'mmnzeli .1iskntril1,' gau'wae cite 11 rilriah e piopk remrw It theeas U the snuti an: • ro ry Hours - s:tertuie wi! -* 5I- ' IUtJVAUi' hilt. oI.r.A ,,• •, - biJ, ; - it•'i S.- tIc$oi5 ' - • - -- - - 'S N V .v.'i H = - . - F -_-- rn-ira-'t.It tIn-I. ririnria Shuffnetr Si- cinm,U- 4 tit'fet-r V Sr:ce-r-ni. Howanc. f-i &L. - '- SM -bc - o 09c10 VAIC '-: 41100 _~~ LL f - u tnint P ll! I C, ititis Marine :e-C.ar; C,''Jaiuit_ Ice-liar-s Mare E. Ilmckir, tci-bar-' Victor-mi p C numb Cm -lair: , \lhIir-% S . -- - - 39c •..i-.• - - $e Ma' Vr4• LATh - cr-- -- - - Slide and Movie Chrome Film Sale i.- - °e Oro - St'i_iii C F re-tir-t. Nev i V. veir .- i:arr. s ; 1:1 -- AIM111111I ANNA 1 L."- -s------'--r- i"_l h;:-:-! &:Sf Owhi M3101 - 44 AGILON) S994 PANTY HOSE L POWER MOWER , -, - G - .14999 ----------------- -- -- - ngF -- U 0 ..e--, = gtion!34111' TURBINE SPRINKLER -- - - '-: - Vegetable Report - - "BAYE - LQc - PEG. 88 TIMED RELEASE VU ASPIRIN IAQ w SOAKER C fur slur-I. u' ge-nttmiilrt iauC qualtt ureitrss c)ttle?-wLM - tc-ct I'r,-c-Klttcj 'Oct its 1_ziuhe ,-e--srruk fcc; c'c.d nmmarkt-t .-tte-tiCP. 'Cu tl.,k Eite-! Si LAtIU!e - hint type tt-nmnmgr light. cartons., 2 4 ti-.. r1:IA 1A110'I' 11 I)1TIl I 1k 1A& tspe oflrnini:e- icc tic-maui: fair -tie- t.iushe-; : - aie's !ru F. iIt-Oc't licinit-stic flit brie-tat. '.ype- ciconirirt b-c I.t ILIWId t -pe - nit-dium-larc- P4 v g o' .d. tmutki't stead' ttu%tlri rrtre Si L 2ev n'unc -Tiirt. '4 c -ciun t,uhrl Rurtca.cirme u--pt Ucilialid It-c' Ili - me-alt tacks 51.$b P '-rates, unidium4urp-. lie-il type- m'c,od i1130.*.e-t steiids tiusbi-: '-rate-! mi'-r -'- 19C - belie- W..... - . icu.Imiie V lo,oc . ...... - IUt!C I (I£ t IO. - - DYE EGG ______________________________________________________________ . DYE EGG • 39c - IWiihIT Firvvd BASKETS. ETA LIQUID 1 ._- 71C - T'$S.. #S'S JELLY 'thkb EGGS I- • - ci Llw 'e .ie a Julu .iawp1. M C.ahd. tcelion.a 5tPIe-nt5 re-Itaru Seagme CenfLr. ..akt Mar-i 1' Smiti Sr Lake IetvirirT lett? Z: : z •. - . ..-hl. s- :w •t,-., 'iC•dt , I54 . . be-tie C astine--:r 'gnes 1. burn.'w: tOt1tIt S r)I$riiC. Jow;it C .lithrusir •ro h \ - sor Erririre jet Hattie Cb.uir-t !it -; M R l uAirt F.b.i S Srrimue:. 'e-hur-' Sanford Ruti V I't'u1:r.mr:' Iru -t Mc,riciriai- : f I : 48Cj; M IN95 - 'rit. E&ihl. itltxu ;I )Se-...tt t. e. nl:ct :A114w0c1: Elsie W 1.a-v'.. Ostrer. ftirthI Mr and Mn-,. •abr. in-win gmrSanb-c trhargr • .ltcssmt rtrw tt Ctast. \1'1.ic 4t .)nnr C Pa(. iie-hnr • •. \ 1 716- A VA .-- iiIet IL Rufus flmrthi Mn-i. vi - e-I -• BUCKET ,'-t . . ,- - crigcla a Nt-Lsnr. 'TmbZ I) K'ith .. - rn-Tie-. t.sther Lnarc Jri!iT- ri M:-LeItar J tue-tan-ct F \IrWhrrtet %1.tlItltIT. k bUr-CI1.r: bn-irwiri.ii%'lirLgs, 1'11;Z.4st-t1 C I11. ' t..i!'lt' \ Un-i1YI1, Enwr Miintti F. C,iet IaKt MLI?In-9( irth - Mr LtL ct;ti r'nt. gir fflCIrT. I)i'- hargr A -- - •. -. 5 EASTER 62i l-. - : - - PLASTIC TOOTHPASTE _ -. , T I? • rtitncat I,.•!'' .0 CtIU 'C riTo,j,I-t - '',.-" Mrs Marl fta:orr art: bat'; uiir Nirs Lav-rrm-t- tins .e-wis 1i Ftiiy.rj !e-lia.t r, .1. 170 (1-c -loru I Clint t)I..-tuirgrI - 1t'e•rra Saul urrt ukt-tme-m 'ci.a' t•IT t C41fl154'' i.itl.' Mxia 1:1-TOO-2 L Mcr'rii He-ar; kttt'r i 4't Ce; 't'Jfl1. 1 Miller MMR 11 re 1 ess I ilimams Adnui'iii,' San-et Mae CaseC.aaittc 71_ L Fiber I~W, so I an-ic V. .,. - tt :rnu•- Alatrianl.t S,rnmi.s Fxie isag iriniemnken CiIt. F i mm ut .tti I ii - 9, I. H- i hT me-' '..a. 1fth5uthrrT arvt , -It MAFCH 2s , 11r 1imt%seln Fninri i.ant 106,1111e't Fe-ILa Eldred Jt-tIrILctIr fliettit Ciuizlri Juror-i- Mr-sr Marie iiur iJa 1. lirue-wiL lit•rtiair-d iturkefitirves Putrir-u, Stafford Eliri C,i*irws be- mt i.'ril Amex 1v-si'. tit-Itaro Sta:iv iiu :e-ttnn. Julia A Ithcue liellaw. AjwA M ctte-s :acMl',e-'re ILr -e k'-mair Fustis f,-tmr. Ii fimsee t...msLe '°- -- - - . 'her-' 1 M bennett Janrut L. Ce.gnod 4 en-sa He-ode-n-sot : l,rInimmmiuiu,i ci' ri-vie-v fire-s 'iltre-tIOihM alit. ttttcccc,t-.x - t ings,ie' - - No S e m i n ol e Ca lendar L, 7Utnal t tal I Notes v alwv I mPh Lmtr-a''e it taupe-niL • it t..r 'r bameite in baur of ratmcit. tt'time .nrar w1. lIe apt-i. U Public Mm'nrtmis thraugi. I' arn U L 3ta. The " - - 5aj,irc IlEvi. ,Mirut; e To Chonoe e Sanford Munmnipa. Librar-; -. - i ' sp '_' 1 L ' unspora,twr. A V(1 l It iirev .it-Ls.tir. the fir-itt Areritar get-er-nor of rlorldh The- -m:' bad a tougI. t'it yvellcita fever hark. it. M1 and a ho: time with a fire it ti that destr-r'vrmi man than 3( blo-k Tlunçi have pre'.1i well enoled dowi- nov , ever. though the d; pet lukewarm, around elertitu Unit is no: priniaril a re-stint c-nrnniunI: It has. a tabk e-nnorn based or. dL4ributIar. mnsuntnr'r. filianri- . a Largecbm'vur nava in.ct4,llJttIoris iufaetur-irig equltabU climate makes it .me-a: plane it lice, won an: - r Ho narrcn'est point of the rve brfrrt there were- bridges at ¶ eI e-" U .1t,rj Tr.a: v1: hrin Gra ptIsu tic rrsauti o' ba-1 ir ---- OW 0 HELD QULTES FOR? EWER SAVINGS 2 HOSE - - CT. . ' -- DOUBLE HOT PLATE, r -•-- - " : . - otitiare- - ta-rrnac: fur lit -: It lit.' .' i.n-:.j: - -.uunmC tsPt- r.wdmun.-Lart'e - :iusht1 c-ruttrs. Ii 7. ti-v F. LK X uusnc it. rae-st satrk.e- 5( :TAttri. n:ct-'Jmwti.largeRed type E.(' Sacc' typet-M-matid gurid. (ar-ruts -- . r wit uaa. market 5tebu n-iestc riaper noisIer Cotttame-n, rywdiurirlargr. 4b-I lb . lb. 12A bC, lb niest. s:.oc. 24-1 sacks lcsvst pock. large an suc, tknmand fair)) (rler c-,,t!, nmarkei itte-ath. Win- n-a !-pt, ' & 4 dazirns $311. vlg. £ & fru t th2ens Qihaew- Cahbar - tirniand )araic-e - - temruired !,-. ;nkt-t - ct.-adt iteta.' Tiitt- bancctie-d I Ur,re:. C • ;-;ie, 5. bC & ;' liaditti., kTTcfld I..--art.v ttt'ade Cantuns. '---bags Fred tvpt-. 34 ox I: 10. wtuti- In-sr-k type. 14.- a: F. - - or - cain-h good r.-:' 'c. nainit ste-ads - , - : - - i • Ii$ -----. t'$ •'--' 5-' ('Abbale - Lie-alan: lil-eads Lio::c--:,:, floutmii nnr-dmwuc1jiri. pt, unmosth n::t'dmum. ]14 tius.' Cate-i&ft cartuns$4. uii.1 b9.rr bC Its nit-- itacfrJ I1b( 134 bushel crate- nairkt - 4 • u s.-' I.' ''Till I H lilt.. I '-.' C.titi(l ,itt AII DArn If !e It hilt.,-Lp charge-. .t. UTICI,', p-A s ,- DON'T L E T AN AMtA1t - - r- itWi.,. f.- thec-c-re ccl luc-t '.e-ur H&R Block. - The income ta..x people. riteL 309 E. 1sf St. L' LE - I TAMER , 4 ' O- 2 -- -c ' ..48C BLOCY S .)Ot hi' .uuf iii,- u rtu(- c-tic-I 1ittie ilsi-. - 12.C, t1tAU GOLF BALLS .5 r,u.-nti citfie-,-. niurus.-d I'; thsnucc,,t. .pe-e-euiit truin,-d jo-nssi,tit,,-i Is-pt S.UO. Ice' a ECKERD DRUGS FILLS MORE PRESCRIPTIONS THAN ANYONE ELSE IN FLORIDA! -' - - Hwy. 1792 ri-i.. Mike- Pflue-t:c !iv -li! fieprrrienthtes -.-... -. I -.fr hi-n it (•tIIIit-P IC, •-... ct?ItUtrtlrp p.hqicmlel .,c-;.e-a II n? ft a It filicl'k. 'A • ii'. s-i PADS Iw PEG. e neil ide-ri itoh; - tuvdeur1-1arg.' C'-d 30. Saet' 1u41Wit :1..,. _ bud glib. it II tilt tiltirt III&tId_ ci could i.-. re-luae-d e. Ili l,- (lfi)t-tllit c-li--, re-cl ciut ' i.ue return. qiii l I. -, ' rFREE 1 he:n * 'c 499 - -- I - - ..... - - - -- _ �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1972 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 27, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 27, 1972. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 27, 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/ed2339620a1706cf5163f23cb827c4c9.pdf f3e3e37f2bbcf62a99466ed002793b42 PDF Text Text '128_The Sanf ord Herald 60th this Enunflns Jane Mr cxe'cuUvt. dreclLs of Citrus Council of Girl SCOU1L In personal interview to The emphasized th growth 1 ofHerthald e program. "The icoutlqg prograrn has changed as the times have - - — —p. - 1 Emmons rveak'd leadership qjjft of always has been the highest butwe are attracting more coniverned younj Women today. 77hey seem tobelooking beyond t heir school and home to the Community and reeogntzlng - - - 'k - - the potential of girl power. changed but we have retained "We provide marts op.( — our values. We have helped .__ c .t their potentials. pofluntties for leaders to P0W You might ss we were the first and develop their potential with different kinds of training. wnn' lib group '-• __________ "Mon. than ever toolm girls "()f coliurse we are hampered are Involved in the planning of by the shortage of funds. We the program. There have been would like to free the United I 30 fl*Afl% innovations In TCCflt 'wvJ to help those who we to be self-supporting —— even years They have spread illunable 'he UT1Or. SCnIO SCOUtS a nd SCouting ni'w has nvallablt •. mheraliips and sustaining iduJtS have a stylish piifl be given can information suit," more -- — R!istratlon it Seminole anyme trt.4 if thea will contact the council once Counts has grown train I -W as "Changing of January. 71 to 1. girls In ri '.ut e-vLlt;v .tr. Janluir ~ . ."21 Thisis or, t ease influence the kind Citrus Council service at her desk at scouting provides We expectdirector, of 20 per Cflt. aPark. "The tremendous growth we greater co-educational Winter center in are eiperlrnclng though is 1IL4 uvities at all levels," she stated. i ManI"i Gordon Photo limited to Seminole County," she added "Our greatest problem seem — it, hetn areas where girls art tin a double ieslnn In school. We have 10 to 12 troops that are mcetinf three tmws a week - LU /0 Patio Rauls Ree rns Scripen off V, ,yi windows - fIYf(E ' ______ - _____________ ______ \- AA0' Corn,? ' , of "'°" off0 I F E NC £ AWN I N G 13t3 S. PARK DR. SANFORD PHONE - - -- -,-- YOURSELF the CARPET SANFORD, $ Other da) and once a week the entire troop will meet. This olaces an added burden on leadership,' Mrs r_1 Scrope I n ci RemovePoint? to i: MR. FIX ,' i . ;4ilnun. rl* ihe rdUuE. ;t'Zeriitior4 Yet p r ( p e r ;im-cparatinn is a must it the ,oini job is going to be stic' - -- —.-------REMOVL ' i. U U —a--- -. — PULL ,SCRrPER I;.. 1 PAINT i.-. Removal of old paint that t)listcring, peeling, crackng. flaking or chalking must he done before applying nr' paint Failure to do so wfl rIi1i1(' the new paint to pee l ,-.- _ Ur PAINT REMOVER IS SfrP4DNG DISCS Ok LARGER ARELS BEST FOR or MALt.ER It) 't1nZtltU)I of the old pa i n'. ud the- amount that has to LU can rid to. renir''ed surre art- it. 'oui-seif o the old surf iine of several wa % ang, sanding, burning or F m'tit'niirl 00, Sa;ora isn't the mw-,, — 'Ificit'iit way but ii as rem) e'ralI used where there isn't tcio much had paint to re UiI Ziflo lunç witti the' nu nam've A stiff. wade-blade' sit'r are he-tIe': lw' 14-11, putt knife can be used for more efficient scraper i very practical for hou'.tnot paint, for loose uakusg off the hook type mounted on a laRini lacrs of paint that wooden tuamadit' Pull this siding since tht-% arc hcav Orbital sanders 'leave a gooci ore peeling over the surface- to take off finish but are slow Sander., Scraping as a good method old panel Either way, it is such as these are better on ,A here the amount of work as still hard work horizontal rather than 'erti-mall and where you are reSanding is a little more cf cal Pleifli laS VOU tv1n fim'aent whet done by hand Burtillig u a fast wa and a whole l'it more ci- g et rid of old paint. th facient when done by some method used bt prafessior soon r';'nthng pvtm muci ") A na ed n.nb,n,iit't.I ennflnt ''se coarse sandpaper 11 th e' area is large, use' RENT A CAR LEASING HURRY 2nd BIG WEEK .... au ..k ...-.L Oil Ut! 5.(' JUlt 1' lie ata HARTFORD, Cam. —Off to a running start, Connecticut's state )o1er3-, newest be the notiOfl it exceeding all expectations so far as ticket sales are concerned and bids fair to be the success the proponents claimed It would be. In an atmosphere not unlike that at the end of ProhIbUnn, big state gambling the mechanism became legal and It seemed that everybody In the Nutmeg State wanted to get some of the 50-cent tickets. Four million tickets were placed In circulation the first week and one store In Hampd.er4 joyously reported aiding 4,00( of them the first day . Tickets are on sale an supermarkets, gas stations.. floral marts and restaurants., to mention a few of the outlets., which have a total of 2,700 agents The selling fever began even before the ceremonies marking Vie uffac-i*l opening of the 1,11in occurred. The state's Republican governor, Thomas J. MeskilL ti-ho was a strong advocate of the lottery, sold a bloek of tiokets to a mart. 77 years old. who recently won $1 million In the New York state lottery. Right off the bat, Gm'. Meskill h.rnself purchased some tickets and someone' in the crowd yelled. "For God's sake, don't win" Thus Connecticut joined the ranks of other states, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York and Massaohusetts. The Latter, howe't'er, won't get at.' plan into operation until sometime in the spring In Connec'tirut there will be one $5,000 winner each week for every 1(10.000 tickets sold, based an the ticket that matches the winning five-digit number. Burns met his first deadline — getting the lottery Into operation on time', and it's just a start. He says, "It's no: the end of the race for us.. but the beginning of a new era The game is Just starting.' ASSORTED 9C 3 FOR 2.49 LA.' 99 Only COMPA R E AT i loam sait ciuSloet. ,'rEP.d Villevi back pleated sil., Hetzi "Spreading" '3 DON'T DELAY. THIS OFFER YOU SAVE EXPIRES SOON SALE A j 0xSPRlWGS F 2 ... +L IF N. PALMETTO . ,. . 322-4U4 'i', - - ' , 12" a, 12" - Scumiy Price •;c . -:1 -- Cof C Sits On Remap ,oum'sa,AJaosr T$ I s'' I 'A t r4 I that I tiould become Interested considcr this be fore Ste hastily ttinton 4,3li residents lh 811.1. st'orr District 3 would Include 4,2w' cnlv an m - district if I were adopt this action.'' ('otiunittee- had planned to ;wrsems. on a districting basis," elected map slicing Sanford into L)tstrict 4 is every thin g soutte adopt a resolution at his neorMeyer sa id. d istricts based fur of 15th Street to French Avenue for presentation commissioner stotNi nng's session The ipulation lanes as defined in B John A. Siis was un• distracting would cut duten on before the ('aty Coutmts.slon at and t'vvrylhitng south of 2Zth the t970 U S cenu Street and includes 4,3 and of veiled at this morning's Greater qualified persons who could and Monday night's city meetingYou win a few vice inhabitants. Crossley, George evote time away front d Commerce would 'eurse. you also lose a few of Chamber Sanfoni Action that would have the committee, May I share one Wi th OU le gislative affairs committee bustnrS.S to assume the office, chairnuen of Meyer's vectis were echoed displayeda city neapdtnwn into brought the map and em etc. from the "plus" side of U'# meeting and promptly drew ('OIii)mnying resolution before' a tour districts. a, by Mack N. ('lcvelano ledger, please' terse c'onune'nt.s from 0t ) ('or,itiitsslnn wits l)istrlt't I, lot'.ated In the the (it Commissioner Gordon Meyer former sL'ete legislator, tiho — — -('lifforl deferred eafler city, if liii' nrthCast quadrant tw advised that dividing the -It It's possible' ti-tat cu and I are le)t indicated there are into four distracts ''nvm)' not would include that area from Mcklhhhii sitting on a .ition&l first. Pack would have to chrooce from only people we the lakefront. west of French tither things he wanted to 1. in this among people living In a attract the' type of on Wednesday. 12 Sanford" Avenue to 15th Street and would discus,', about the proposal but ra'n to $fered are opinion as cographtc area who are want since there was not sufficient qualified to run for the City Cleveland commented "the contain 4,436 persons. follows: tiuiac now, he suggested action of District 2 would run east inssion. "I ant concerned committee might want to French Avenue trout the be tabled until the next cotta"All kinds of political deals C locally, too eooking. lakefront to 15th Street and inittee nu'eting. statewide and nationally. ' - ' i-,_ H I, -' ji ' - - "Like the one about Hum- 30 7953 OPEN 9-30-5-30 3 0 2 FOR I3ft, BUSHY BAKER'S 2 FOR V 495 .8' 1" And ' Filly Th e Flag pheeygofornuntberonbeand thg Kennedy being coaxed into the second spot. with the assurance that it will be his in '76" SANFORD ItX French Ave In this week'sissue March 27 iof NEWSWEEK, permit me to call your attention to page fll, Stewart Alsop's column -.. the (anal and espectilI ruaragraph: That leaves Ted Kennedy, and there is b) no* plenty of evidence that Kennedy sensible enough to know that lP7'2 is not his year. teresting long shot is a humpirey.Kennedy ticket, A Vice run could be just what Kennedy needs to prove that he as a modest young mat' loyal to his part)- , and to help ease the memory of Chappaquiddack and to position himself for a clear shot at White House in 1976. But for 1972. the real winner of the New Florida and Hampshire t ra thea' primaries was mysteriously lucky fellow, Dear Editors: - .. I For what little it's worth still pick the "H-K" ticket. and believe that they'll knock -off j. Mr. Nixon's bid for relection. (Now watch that hot lute light It" I Eight year'. ago. March 26, 1964, Floyd Thompson U.S. Army was lost on patrol in Southeast Asia. The National League of Families of Prisoners of War and Missing j Action has requested Congress to proclaim the week March 26 through April 1, 11172 as ' . THICK, BUSHY READY TO B LOOM I '\ \ GARDENIAS 2" us.., E XTRA THICK. PUSHY I 1' 60R 129 EA. MOR E THICK BUSHY ARECIA '" 1O' WORM 139 i I SOIL PEAT Artificial Plants 7.95 ULt SHIL . SALES 6 FL- 24.95 PINK CAME LLIA 1995 15.9$ 6Ff. -29,95 BOSTON TREE FERN 16.95 PALMETTO PALM Bu amount is to climb shortly. Why then, at such an im- portant meeting as of this morning in DeLand. , . covering the S.Year Road Program for Seminole Count>' .... why then was there only one commissioner, Greg twnmorid In attendance' Voltasla County wtilctt made its presentation direct]) prior to well was Seminole's represented with a ALL of their - -j Full and this t commissioners . AND u, . '1 LIGUSTRUM PALMS I J 3,. TO 7FT On another subject. ..nearand-dear to my heart .,.,.my good friends on the Seminole County Commission: You're presently getting $9,000 annually to represent 14.95 - 12.49 24,50 6 Ft. -STRUI.jKDRACCEp4A 1695 4 Ft- - 3 TRUNK DRACAENA 65 S Ft. .S TRUNK YUCCA WITH. BROOMS 19.95 29.9$ -. Why only one from Seminole' (Thanks to the support of John Krider and Harold Kasther, representing the Greater Sanford Clamber of Commerce . and also Count)' Engineer Bill Bush we tuad all of toter people!) Do I have to point out, that even though most of the roads being projected are in the south end of the county ,..,no representation from that area, ! I C." tin-tent of committee members 1)earAbby when he took are Orlando F(litorieii continent Entertainment newspa per editorial writer to news for a slap lit the committee Horoscope task for wanting to separate from horoscope notes Orange and link-up. if needed, hospital with Lake Volusia or hirevaral Public notices 'trty County. Svut-s stand 'This c'uumaxiiltt"a' tk a aud at does not secita fair to uiic TV Tablehopping that a newspaper writer is against the pet)l)le's -- This schedule has been adjusted to fit the different areas in the Nation. We would reppreciatte your paper's coverage of this Week of in Action in Southeast Asia, We would hike to have this reminder printed on your front page each day during our Week of Concern- - . - 6A 9AIlA (loath' cuitit' MA i'' Vegetable iwirket -- Headlines - -' - -' - Rosemary WLIS nothing covered by a hard shell tint ii a persistent lovely girt twnet rat ed the hard cover and tilled it with joy s net'aallng, and most of please share your love' with ant' all, tote forever" Thus reads a note which Mary Miie Cui'rati, 24-year-0ld blonde wale of ii Navy flier, ... j . testifies site' i'ece'ivt'd ta'otie (unpin iii An(la'ew I" trdtn,anct' with the view tiawuril tightening up requireuiacats alit In the C. A. Hobbs tract around icareti çent'rauu.i vi vuxa traffic, overcrowding of st'IttxFairy Lake Following Thursday night's and pollution of Fair-)Like council mneetueg, the mayor told They indicated at that tim" 'flee Herald that Hobbs has their desire that the high classlflcatioc: purchased that,' Fairy Lake tract residential hundred thousand requiring Large lots and hon:t' , for several a be retained.and has rt'due-sted dollars - diversifying zoning distract.s VI.'l'lIElt Tb.' councilman wanted a spread of comint'rcleel districts rather than the one district tacit irovatle.1 In addition he sought sax residential classification-s ruttier than the three' currently an the books. tarialus the ('olicerning '0'' ala"tria C' lirittat insists-ti -- t'IINCI:lts, N.Y. Ai'I - NIGN-POSINCY I.. ..ó*p kflhI,r Wkft p.. .I t HIGH JOT. OftAhiC 6.66 POTI$CY SO WITH SON 50% ORGANIC ',i, Mu,.i... I6 LA. 1 fl 1"I Lb.' h , END-OF-MARCH SALE - learn i'i'ntral Irright train ripix'tl ci iv haul bus in halt bum at cm reuiaata' grade crossing, killing at l.'masI Itir.'- sit the 0 high is-haul l)t1ImIlt ri'sarti'at '7i VW S Pi ItO', A i ca Ste i l c'a MIleS cih",iisl. " rIle Itir urt-tdt'nt hctppciiu'tl at 7: 01. Iii the I'lsrkstuwui st-a-hula sal ('ungi'r at whit a railram,id spukrsuieais drierIheil Mi a ''pritmite t rotting' with n's wcarnhuag lathS, lights sr g.sta's. itio ll VW BUG t-' LAt Trio r- -, L> VW S'' 0' r'I. Oa l45 cr ee i '1793 A un i r LUt1U PS 4 'U "'00" SSUW.ALL I 646PILUT$ Omit 5OL ,2l 84-4OSSANITI ' 51093 , Turq. c"ibi. Nice For This '2393 '695 I4* 00001 Coe'crnet 9 Wagon. Vi- AT. A C (ac is 4ea11s r AN') MAISuu 2 15DM " OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WIfE 1:00 To 5:30.—NO MAIL ORDERS over 20 yea s.. Wy m paire Ed,, Bitw.n F.irbks & Li, Road. WIsP., Pt Tts '895 BILL BAKER Volkswagen, Inc. 50,21 GREENWAY NURSERY :.s. L rw 194hPONTtAC Itivii;,v0 ii Cyl Std Drib,. Is Tc.1r4 .1195 15011 '"4 Auto Tr ans 1969 VW BUGS (S.v.ral Co Choose From) Your Choice 2% 150f4 1O0Yo OIGANIC 6-4-6 MAçHISIA • 1367 FORD '1995 Lit. (los t' '2095 '1695 etAJOn. ie " i'l FORD Pinto. .1 t', I 'joe- Dark c"e"' 1349 SO BACK VW ItdI, Nice '1 095 &' 1 895 1370 BUG, L ig ht blve Lo,,il On e O-nner, Excellent — \ Equ'e ' 5tP,? 3393 1371 VW BUG R AJ C. * FERTILIZERS - Yesterday's high 83 low 33 1969 VW 9 Pass BUS. v,.w f.r.o1' -_-- to(lav he'tuutiiutg tartly cloud Saturday. I I .8 to 84 Low tonight in the 50s. Light snow fell over wide areas of the' -u as a large sterile that brought rt'nc'i a. t(e(1a \t utter ttt'atht'r ntot'ed out to sea Bulletin hail stacking cities out of troubled financial writers, the house gives Its to p priority' to a $128.4 million reventie sharing plan Free. ., rt'coitunt'ndcition from Cotta' IA ctI,iian Dick Crenstuiw that the 4A by considered Guideor.nnanct' )ears past two Council for the G uid e hi' adopted Crenshzuw, also at 7A that timmee, urged that close MA attention t* ItIi ta (tie city's MA 11,00KIN(. for cays to these Prisoners of P.S. Please ask your readers to fly their d earing the Week of Concerii fin ________ --- t. Inside THE HERALD concern for our Prisoners of War and Missing gs - Cleveland Jr. s;xke the sen. Wednesday, March 29, 1972, Mrs. Mary hoff, along with some other Pensacola wives, will present the l'OW-MIA flag to Governor Askew. Mrs Hoff is the designer of the flag. We ask that all concern ed individuals drive with their headlights on to honor our alien, Thursday. March 30, 1972, 'eve have asked the radio and T.V. stations to dedicate Radio Shows to the POW•MIAs in Southeast Asia Friday, March 3), 1972, is a day of Silent Prayer E. Eppes Ficrida Press Representative Florida League of Families (I'WM IA _-.-- - ... -• Sincerely - - ---- War and Missing in Action whosc supreme sacrifice has helped keep our Nation ever - Hear ing On PUD Prisoners of War and Missing in Action. Please help us honor Clcvelanet said G rea t er Sanford Chamber of ('levelcursi Commerce committee on opined that those who live In legislative anci national affairs Sanford hat.' the right to ex— districts but WOtIld lx! voted out clty'wide. holding map are George' without themselves is receiving support trout the press ('rossley i left J and Hobert Ihaehn. legislative editorial writers trying to Seminole-Orange Bill Scott Phot, delegation on its request it muzzle them. In an obvious Jab toward the make Seminole a separate legislative district or, If not, critics from South Seminole possible, untie the county Irotie v.hio iws-.' spoken against the apron strings, SU)tc eonmiittce's stand, Cleveland stetted, "We should not have to story on Pg. j this consult with other cities since nuedt' known at This Was morning's committee session itt' v ire not invited to Join the ('AI.NO group, which Li made b> R obe r t lhiehn, couimelttec chairnean, and John Krider, tip if Cewuelberry, Altamonte Chauakrr manager. Baehn said Springs, 1Angwoot and North he had talked with Bci. Williiaiie Orlando, Nobody down there about us consults Geirucuin and "tee is sympathetic ever anything," Cleveland added, pubic hearir: -n reque-at to our cause." that the' city slioul(t itact fr li IMCNN4t ISTF -__________________ completed I'UI) zoning.' We hate to gr an t I)aehn said Gariiean Indicated nua:tcr plan to be him the hearing," Brown said. tee would tin all he could to help Mayor under a state grant to iL)NCWOOI) It 15 expected Hobbs' new of Local US' count) and could not see Council INDE X Thursday night CALNO Kenneth Brown will call fur considerabb plans "11) Se'uitinolt' should not have con e- Governments, witchut1 has position touched apartments than fewer ordinance a PCI) its own representative in that' as far As pletel> from one week ago and 3A Areeaeleattts weeks controversy some off the Legislature urged that it public' hearing be wuas concerned, Brown main7A ro m Wildmere residents ago f special Krider said hi' talked with Bridge th e held an a planned unit Leaned mention of are expected four other delegcaP's cind they ('ai'ueiiar deve l opment iPUl)i oriananct'. type zoraiflg would create an The new pLans l4A r also expressed sympathy for ('hurch directory Tic' tearing was scheduled for I avalanche of protests from the be for a rmature of cluster . feel we Church news two-slur. of the city patic houses and nty's positiw. "I section cou Wilitinere p,,ui April 2012A.13A to get C1assif1et1ad t a partmentsnow have the opprtunity At a special jieceting of the which would be fearful HA ('tnnics h..• .. ,,,hbI . ,.. •h Wthbnerr sadcnU oroteste Lon gwooCI Slates Sunday, March 26, 1972, is our National iths Day of Prayer and we have invited all of War to join in and pray for our Prisoners Malcolm and Missing in Action. Mrs. Sehoeffel and other PoW-MIA families are going to Lourdes to pray for our men. (See Prayer on page 2.1 '-A reitrr Divided Sanford is shown by this map prepared by officer Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce committee- The districting it adopted v a referendum of nter', by the City Commission and approved later by --------- Concern. Monday and Thedav, March 27 and 28 1972 are designated as the days to write your Congressman concerning the fate of these - DRAWN AND QUARTERED -'--- National Week of Concern for Prisoners of \\'ar and Missing in Action in Southeast Asia. The Florida League of Families would appreciate news coverage during this Week of - -' e e 'O ne' S m i n o l March 19. 1972 3208 San Miguel Tampa, Florida 33609 - I Sons Favoring For POWs Richard Nixon," 40 3 PALMS — \ 2 ILACE DIGANtY! SLUDGI I'ill - SPREADER LOANED FPLL WITH COO LU. AIOYII SPICADIS LOANED UIE WITH 200 US. 'SO" ct' I 'Lv I I' - '.. 4 fl BAMBOO NITlO 6-6-6 GANIC f'rol"st.i his and )'aialkri"r governmetit sa id they wiiiel re'sc rat her than agree It, Heath',; pea I plan, which they consider ca pitulali r ,r , to the terrorists of the Irish Itepublo a r. Army, FM Radio, Radial Tires, A 1 03 lot-, p' : 4Jl(!IN$*l Otj&.iJ1'Y NOU I4',FI.34,'S ;Ft. 29 .'SPHILQDENDEON 23.$ RED+ EENTI PLANT 14 ci Scully u!e "Ptl't' a - i'y for you in all you, L-'thr' neivot Pno,* Your IC I- CHOOt! wwrTI rREVCH IT 1111 SIWI iCIS IFt.-37,50 MAGNOLIA TREE 2 Fl. -5.91 KENTHIA PALM CLUMP 4.49 2x4x8 CitUiJ' S168 i MOS 3 Ft. .Two-Trunk BOSTON FERN 2 SANFORD 11.95 - - Adoption Is Postponed AV - a et 04itj constructed rn-IDle fInth, 1*01 brand name mattress and botso'nCs ?rir'rt La' childirts rOot?! or rues' Ttr! Vft GREENWAY FIM0 lOS - .4, b.y fls •n' ou HEAD $&P1E i INN(RSPRIWC fiWISHED BOARDS + 2 MATT R ESSES 4Ft.-6.SOSCHEFFLERIA -------- AT MERCURY, INC. Ft. 4", Ft.. MONEYANDGET STAMPS TOO! HAL SPRAGINS - - 3 Ft. .17,PS CHINE SE FAN PALM ST V D S CEILING TILE / I) 7Ff. -24,50 BAMBOO Sanford - -- \Lw 11imeIi MULCH 149 BAG home builders supply ""—e Ilent h's act ion was the result ref the' collapse Thursday night (if crisis talks between turn ii rol Northern I rein on S prime minister. Itria ii Faulkne r -' 3 cu. ft. CYPRESS S & H Green Stamps with every new car The British - , £ 't 19c er small jobs They are idea if you are applying ii clear finish since- theme will be ni marks from '.crapinc SCOTTY'S "•" 189 &3" IARBOR VITAE Juniper 493j SHORE JUNIPER SPECIALS 69C to 1,50 Value TREES&SHRUBS -- pi'nviiice Will he go'eriit'd by it cornmission appointed by I.oidoii LIIIII headed by a fl('W fl ppointet to thee Friday. March 244 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 PrIce 10 Cents 64th Year, No. 155 - PIGMY DATE ROSES e API to o k (eVil' the gtevt'e- nlne'nt of Noi'therae I reland today, endIng 511 'eat's of Inca I I rot estliut rule in a hid bei' pl'at'e that risked civil war. I 'i'iIie r'aI mister I'dwarel I knit; I old the Ilouse ()1 ('t011 IfloUs 111111 Nm' I tici- ii ftiV('rfltll('uit is I reland's pI'o' I llL$8 I British (.'ahini't. -. - - BLOOMING CONTAINER GROWN ONDON L ret igirecic- pout bitt wa rfare that ha; I!,. ; and in-ought Hritairi to Itikt, 2P.1.i",. ,,,e its gravest ('onct itut iorta I c risk Sin(,K ing Edward VIII abdicated in 1919 In an overt care' to Ito' Itcoica n Call i filic uieiueeei'sty ill the' "Is northe'rIe t'iiiititirs of Ireland, I It'ci thi ealcu a p'te,c'u't'el plitoq to 511110' CII I lid 5U5p4'tt i'd re'le'ase lIltt'tIo'(l wilhotit the—re trial glIei'rllIas and a ple'telsrili' on whet hc'r t lie' people of Northern I t'e'lii tIch wa nt to caulk wi th I II(- 11-1Mb Ite'putcl jt 'I'll(, ocitcunie' of Ito' ple'hisclte' is a ('dl'tiiititV sitice Itr'oti'thi rits otitnumta'r ('cit hohl('s 2 to I in Not-I he-rn Irela nd a net are solidly ()I)l)OSl'd to ( 'at hour rule' from the' SleUth) The government took direct rule of the' province a item' 31 months of heini StISWIUII'(I lie sa III the sii'ile'tui'n Onion Sets-Seed Potatoes-Petunias-Begonias-Marigolds-Salvia MTE LACE PLANTS 491 VIBURNQHEDGE PLANTS 5 For qK TOATO PLANTS VAPEST 2 to 6 FL OLEANDER 69 TO 5' RIET IES removers are perli'ct f' furniture refinishing and it' Ph 323 47t* - ' 1611024" DWARF GOLD TIP JUNIPER Cticrnaul removers are ex. 700 French Ave - :l. :I ISa - -irsign Gold VOW rowr PI.IT7ER "SPREADING" pensive dangerous in some instances, and efficient It as riot lib,e'i that you would di tOe' house siding with ctwn Cal paint remoter but starr LASH BU' M)RE Al 4- t.s be*Jli!ul chair wv BULBS 98'Doz. S & H Green Stamps with every used car - 5115 Writer IIN l(tn)Nt:Y PIN ):fl ,tiatee Jjrra-th AZALEAS GLADIOLUS - British Govt. Takes Over - ---- t 1 BLUE VASE hrt'erc L LOUNGE CHAIR 1'.4 FoR o BEAUTIFUL EVERGREENS I 1 & 4' ARBOR VITAE 37 0 6" JUNIPER Electric burners heal th'- be-rn the- site of to of the it. ;'c Conies held since Mill That first Olympic flied an the' U ,S,A was held at St I.A'uts. Mo., in lfttb4 the second at Lo Anm.-ie's in ]c4:2 The' World .-'t Itraunma:- LINCOLN - I] SPANISH VELVET PUIPLE PINK WHIT! 8 jrthc'e and. while not a' as t h c cap - must still be used with care The. do have theadvantage' of nut having a 'lanae that wall go out in a it' SPECIALS! 0 CHIDS.Epster Lillies.ROSES.AZALEAS - IT, 0 5,000 '- North Ireland Operation IN FULL GORGEOUS BLOOM. WORLD ALMAMC The United 10,000 - SPRING EASTER PLANTS ' ing an entire house But It potentially dangerous. ,eanduig dsks mounted on an Special attachments or 'le'c'trac drill Work careful) tjiowtorcht's s pread the it at nid mark' from cutting flame so that it is no longer a pinpoint, which makes at na ore efficient and a trifleIe'ss tiaxarchus But you hate In keep the torch moving FACTS ACT NOW! GREEN STAMPS - A % JAM}SO'HARA (p)c) Ne Service Birthday B', MARILYN GORDON T1u Girl S'nuL are LUfli their foii -- Off To A Running Start Scouts Look Girl To Thi.'rsday, March 23, 1972 nI,', I ,tca tO, Al (In itSANF ORD liii ll* -11 $.,,II, t.,,I.,d Cl, IC) islill O,miial. CI, iii 1514 it) "Ltt - I S P •* A. lii NI diet 2"t s' t, 'i, S&,Iusd Ph iii 1144 �Friday, March 74,1977 - --IA J'' —AThe ,-rd Herald Longwood Hopeful Friday. March Pastor's Corner it r Prisoners Of WàrPraye 0 ft R REAR AflMlRAL.JAMESW.KEL1.',CHC,L'S ., Ift Christ Chief of Chaplains Father, who suffers in the affliction of your chradren, we call upon you now from the depths of our anxiety and great concern for our cotmtrvnien and loved ones who have fallen into the hands of th e nation's foes. In the face of the evils that these brave men endure and before the grim burdens are forced to hear, give th em courage and hope, and never failing confidence in you. But most of all, C) God, we ask th at the ctav will soon come when we can all celebrate their release and safe return to their homes and kindred . Give to all of us who wait and hope in the face of every disappointment th e will to perservere in th e cause of peace and th e wisdom to conquer hate with love and ''er' doubt with a renewed fai th in you. mmrnnt nf PAn Am rni . r ( _~`t- - fh J AMES C. VAUGHN Sanford Qintstzaa QiurrE hnistrnas and Easter pr,)IJably are tht L of the year. the two numit feUve ('caiunn or, Ut' caieudar. On these days we like wgather with our family lint: f-,ends, and reflect on old times, and in general, iii relax arc hnvrfun. Za ix rug a bad idea stall—this is good. And yet, wt slap there, we lose all the riches of the meaning of thec' We seem to live such stialli* lives today we get ou t bed, go In breakfast and ewuplath about the burnt tram on mid coffee it doesn't even norm to us to give thanks to C' I= we have toast and coffee to complain about i. We start for work and mutter under our breath if the c ir toieszl't start inuneduitei, never thinking that mant pea;ft ii the world have never even wet a car , most of the work! ;w'n;iir have never owned one or driven one. We work at our jobs routinch, perhaps with reseninun.: 't'vling that the buss is pushing to too hard, or that w :.:Itrpasd We should be thankful ti God that wi havi itar 'ix all: mast people don't. And be thankful that God r't'en us talent, abillt. and energy to work for a bvin:h* The average hmcrlcali comes home, picks up tt' ncwspaper, reads about war, murder, and oppression, ant. then says, "Oh. 1t't that tan bail" Then he flips a nnct spends an evening, getting vicarious "kicks" Iron ixiob-tuhe" And to be consistent. this shallowne carrit't over in ui religion the symbol of (r*1Imas has becomi tree and the symbol of Easter an egg IF thi' life' Nn, hut Jesus Christ has shown us h.-ta u Ith It is hidden in the meanings of Driatmas, Good Frnia, and Easter. We could speak of Christmas, with Its mege that God loved us so much that He became one' of us, yct tth' lit. Vc could speak of Good Friday with Its message that the C"ti-mnrt, .lesus Chrtct, hived us. in much that He diec for mis iu fI''!. SWtltl. of Caster, and renlw ton: Chris: lat monqucred every cnem. includi'u the last one. The message of Easier is that Jesus Christ Loved us si mt± tht Hr ccnuc-r! :tcct f = ": r.: that He should be held by death," said the Apostle Perer in Acti 2 Did you ever tr% ti sln the ocean waves tron. breaking or. the short' Cr forbid the sun U. rust' Or jw% U tot moor and stars. "You shall not shine tonight in Godi riuzc That's what It would be like U) ti) to stop Christi resurrection' Uk sinlp)3 cannot be sealed in a lamb What is the meaning of this resurrection, this nwnxenttiw event which took place ncarl IO(i yca mm ago, and wtucl; i,IuiL take' place, God pemulses us, in the experience of ever Ctirintuin" ru' -.t, it r.seans that Christ is King Second, Christ's resurrection means that this lilt Is not in end in itself. Third, Christ's resurrection means that dealin is not to to Ittared. Maui no mistake' about It Death would be a I rananme thing were it not for Christ. but Christ conquered ninth. 1k showed us that If we will follow Hint c1osel, He will kid us through the dart chilly river of deith in the shores of eternal Lilt Walk close it Flint each din, and He will prove U you that You can have abundant life here', and eternal life hereafter. Vurstup Him this Mznt1v, and ever) Suntlac. because He tii'ior'e,' It ' Area Church _ ix -'-•• - .r l,tr - _ - _____ -s _____ -- _________________ - - •.''': - - - - -' ..' ',,. %. % - - I & '' ii - "' ..- -, ____ r('e -. '4' - " ,.,. ',3 -. • th e Garden o Honor at Glen Ha'en 1' RW ' L dt","' IT Memorial Park will take place Sunday at 3 p.m wi th Rep Lewis Earle #.s .5. u R- Scm. as the main speaker. inc Air rcrcc Color Guard Orlando Naval Training Center Band will pe rform during the dedication to which the public is invited of 8flu ________ - a F -Good Rit s well as Council In Council 11W Cit% ;paraht'sntor the approval' apprAwril the appointment b) News lk -- Seventh-day Adventist r n. ._~,4 Adventist of Sanford '." Church on With the beginning of PASSIM your AM dial, will carrl live thr A 12-rART ,MY SM OF 71* 1, thii - % weekend. mormbers no special service ttorught i T, : 30 to CUlienge pf C1 %tusiniq. will Radio Ststuu't '%-rR.R '' : *4 Lutheran i evening sert'rc't at t31) pin. j W -. , .—• ,_ 1111 I it A- " , % 1r-_ -___ \', rid, - Se'reiri' I (IT t.t'ven'as kt'ati"x Anseru'ax i'tmurciies vt-suet' xx' the' M'muritlsnn Uuit u.ct tse'ert xprrssm their Mi' would real, Its- I,'rt,'atrct , t'v"tr: tlr'oug't irirs'rcIl curia's over the Iiiti. U't'tt !i(flA xrerrr'Lx. Lust farce's ta Appall. 'Jse , lou tuEan4- as ti4,, nusn.lOflt. U. liii' iridlarL' second imsul. am! their ;sxrtlulws nhIdt'litUr% w or kers and and uskmi sonic' scarcturW Otlitrt tiUlti&ttlitlEUiTi ventures questions atrout Un' ethics arsi Y'tiw tIlt') airs turning iii- ruoraility a! their mflvestnit'ntn La ausmIher' kind a! c -t'uutn it er 1: Should Uut' effort u:na'd alt maprait'mm: the jrsurutiurin prufitir frau, USC lot II! isisitikirid - 5't.'uniJTllit war itt Vie'Uum' Should the' preusurt 130% ttsrk Jr. rienpaflies this t (mrg Jill lrnti(lTts. air.' t'en'.tributiti Ic the rt'obugi lie'Iigiuur' h-altistwat, itoriwue Catholic 'au risix a! litter and polio' an'l .le'wt'J., 159' UUIUxi4 tot turn' An q tts"e xu,ctihrd it, fleietir'r. are' txeic ,i''t'st ivs'sturr' it tilt tOW The mimic front Uut'it t't:l,uin. ii.'l;r It ii;m;xtrt Uiemr suipainu'r. that Ut tiusine-si- with lioutt, Africa, ve'rttifU IT Th e tatmoriot (nutirti of iagi;,mrte'd be c- s'stue',mtidn'!' re-prt'srntlrig l'rtite'stantism and Easten'i (IT. th tsduxt. 11' sp.'uiklfli' our Of tift-m Issue.- ttv's,uatt nIx (or- ( enter (i ,tiit ' ,r 'entlt it stuirti'd ;wblislnru: ' Tb.- ('orsoraIt' Exuninser." as t(sIgsttll% ri';iurl esrtitsnr and on III1'n,. III rihisfo' rin-'P(u'-astt&.nL. in t areas ill runsutrier-zsn. c'nviruruust'nt. foreign ant-c's.Its tiserit. teterflfl.t'nt. lustier air, numnoritans numlitar) production - . :'. -, • ,. •,,_ ". t" \ t, zt . - - lb , I _~ -. :' ', \., V .,, ' ' ,, C will oiser 'e Huh . in ' of the Nazarene j,' ,jj ( -i4rpilrute' rcs*ixecibillt% Mi ss i o n a I - et st 0 - ' - -, - - - , , - . --A--, 1~ - l"SS PRESS the IHg I titiwood - Elementary School second graders wait for their copies of 'Ihe Sanford lIcrdd to collie off -- ----- during 1,115(1 pi't's' 'Ilaw -,lav af ternoon the nesspaptr plant ll('W th uPondsltion ofthelo count. but court attaches it, ir tour of dicated this may be done ut lie - -- -- Rick Cusick, charged with .ul' and posse's.sioo r lloctoogeotC plead gully r.r. "v 1 1971 to sale of .i N Meet are eeirisl'I Ix' tii:sels' It) SLi%. Woodtock resigned at WASHINGTON sAP) Director George NIX(111 nt-w -public" Pay Boani .wt is almost Ill - 11114airad taste Friday meeting for today spoke,k'ivwgTeamsters Urii'ri ('flirt' of Manaitt',iwnt ltudits't said all sec-en utieintx'rs Fit,'Frank K. president Nixon pondered President as ci itiltl 1w consitk'rt'd Ittildi" which four Lnisines.smcfl he slrtuliofls the salt' repri'Se nt:,,&'tiibcrs, ,t although (hi.' UIUI'II (ha ' labor on of organized union live balance - irrpped charges of possession 'fthedrug.Cusucktslncustotly I4aitlflg PSI. May 28 , 1,7 1. In custody .e'aaltlng PSI is Patrlc..s I - The (;t'ora:s' since Morgan, who was charged with breaking and entering with Mean), who walked .11 the board Wednesday with two intent to commit a felony. 4rard, larceny and grand larcenyThe defendant was found guilty by a Circuit Court jury on that dat-' of breaking and entering SOt', attempted grand !arce'ny during the period of early t infruntat.ion of resigna- been four must fare to ent first-year -—- Holy Week observances at St. Augustine Caliruluc Church, Sunset !Jrit't' Caselberry, will begin with Use traditennal Palm E S. lA)NGWOOD -Letters out- hutitits The corresponticuce., lining benefits of city hiving— prepared by CouncilmanDick particularly residency with in Cren.stiaci' and approved by the Ht.GliLET'T A United MettKidLst layman. gave rnos* ,)f his service a I the who has been a mA.sslonar) Mmnga hospital Dr. Hughlett doctor' to The Cc-go for 4' has been engaged an general surge-n', public years, will speak at Christ medicine. medical tr aining United Methodist Church. Sun- health. evangelism, lay land Esta tes, an Sunday es- c- workers, rung follow-mg a sack supper at general mission work and sme' 6:30 p.m at if union service also translation attended Error> lIe' including First United Methodust of Sanford. and Grace Unit- University, Atlanta, whe're tie received the bachelor of science ed Methodist Dr. Hui;hktt, whose home as and doctor of medicine degrees in Cocoa, returned to the Ur,ited be-lore going Into practice in States with Mrs. Hughktt m Cait'oa in 1924. 'I'l'st Hughktt's wn Jon. 19'i9. In 3929, tit gave up an e-stali- with fantul>, and daughters, lushed medical practice in Vera and Dorothy, all have been to go to the tiwn Belgian rziisssonasrlez in Africa Vera Congo. a now after II> ears of in- continues to serve, being as deper&nvt- rcrutnnd Zaire ). teacher in the nursing tx.t'.'iool at He has worked at We-mba Nyu- Ganta. Liberia. nsa. TUTIdS i,rt'I 7 s.ht'rjt , hot to, - ___________________ IIIIUI,.._ - -- ___,_ the city of IA)ngw(Kod--are to be City Council, will invite thoic distributed to property owners Interested sri annexation to within proximity to the city's Ordin ce C urrtt Test May Come an o 8) l$)NNA FJTES lj);wooI---'I1ae i'lty's dog ordinance, enforced over the past seven years, maybe taken to a high court in a (-on' stitut.ion.al test This was the indication given City Th ursday officials following a two and onc'tu*lf Pour, court session, continued an equally length y trial of alleged violation last week I F Wkte was accused of .'gkcrperofas' A !.rseel under tile s.,. l.a-h Is the keeping of more titan three dogs A kennel t C banned under city ordmrusna's' Decision on the case was to Is' by Municipal Judge GentIt Stephenson at noon (ada>, but - ourt teutinsony In the 'fliw'stiay pro..r.'dur,gs judgnta. ti tie-f in:tt'l> will be forthcoming In facrir sit lust tle'feri4isril. rim a - - ;'l I - - -- ' _.. - Agents Arrest Y ou ths 3 ---- Rv HILL si (M Seminole Sheriff's agents Dursvljy night arrested rJ',re'c >e,uthi, including a 16-year-old lay on drug chnrges after a ineinbers of the tolnird, plus just in Soutl, . a t'reijerick J Clark. 15, ci 2%' . Ii iv, Oh', cloir,;e'iI cc ith breaking Chantilly Avenue. Winter Park, Forster. one Kenneth ; Trial begins Monday before proiwrt and entering am vehicle and of bre'aklnat anti grand larceny; Paul Sanders, Lawrence ft Axton, 17, ef 1760 ('ircuit Judi, Tl,omnas Waddell count Frail, Maitland and t) Tippicafleit the case of Richard entering with intent charged with resisting Jr Matthnd Juvenile werc a and with vmot.'nc't': Gourley. 20, Lake Mary, felony and grand larceny; William with arrested by Detective 'htat'1 with first degree hti,';iulieu. ch.ir,ted with i;ruirid l)ouglas Le5LS. charged Hogan after the trio droc e their a separate' tn lit slayin larceny murder in the bludgeon slaying auto theft. motorcycles into an orange and Forster, charged of Sanford resident on the docket are four near Wampant Trail separate (ce(O-count in. c ut(;iuvan;ii. 'I'hie t'hlerh utisin's flitrt'Otle-'S involving Sheriff l'ulk said aU three with the same battered body was found by his foritiation lohitions and Include John were booked on drug abuse son last '.`A-pt. 17 at his Sanford chuiritt's as his other case. wi th c harges after a quantity of c ha rged ('hudeuts:, Hudson Is charged In another I)OSSMS10111 oft dangerous drug: h Avt'nut' tiara'. va.rioec'e ashish, t'uscli to coniriuit a in John fleer in George formation in DR :'i sI) MRS WIL L!A r1 stat-' The r-.'sllucmogenic. - Nearby Property Baited By City a Also docketed for trial are information %%ill% bu)ing ani marijuana and Charles Ilutmini. charged with bottles four suspects i n a county-wide ret'eivinit st!t'n propc'rt) and teen counts of IsssessIon of a J i.vnt&Lrw, as:wrted colored pills were taken front attend an information SmIIk theft rung setticti was cracked by John ili'aulit'u is t'hiarit.'d lit dangerous drug and one count the youths. Bond for each w,s.s with Information session of the board sctieduht'tl stwrlfl's de puties afterni"nths another of paraphernalia; placed at $2,500 of Richard Su spect . another for April 4 at 7:30 p. Ili of investigation, \1Ih.I Cowt'n , t'harged with The letter points out the-' loses.'r Facing trial in (his' incident Goodill, with grand l4ircvniy. tcio eount.s of pos.se'ssion 'l'otiattiy h(Liss('ii, charged on dangerous drug and one count actively fire Insurance railing air.' John Beisuhicu tinet Bruce sought by the city f or ill luds.on, t'tuirg,'d wills buying, sins' ceinrit each of 54'coIISt dt'gre't' l*tsSe'iOul of parapht'rmslua resident_s uuiny end UI) being recei'inig arid tona-estlinig stolen iltStlti arid (.'OttMtiteit') tO t'iimmiiitit airut Patricia Monftirt' chargeil 'i i , us k-buy. is also clocke'ted for cc mlii c'n' count iii po5'sslof1 of a --___ ils'trintienhu,l to Ufll)rotct'te(l trial next test-k htusst'll as hallucinogenic' 'trust and ani.' irowrties "just outside" our hsrgcil cc iths tist' con fl agration c.eiilit of sale of a hsthlucinugenuConcert Tonight noted Iliust luitits''. Y.'hrcms it is ii! it Illume tt,.'aik'thih) owned &-crtiimn areas are not within the ilt It;Itte csetmthuwcl banIs Li> Eu,tt'iit' Meuidors, in whit t itt> 's fire protection territory. Middle School f flames were c'tslhle for unnuic their previous e"ighmt rusting nosy Wu,hl,'r 'l'eaitus' Forest ('It). unit Lakeview ,,iih,'s ins the irits'nse' Lihuszt' fell to. Julmip to 10, Crenstiaw said . 5e huiel will pnt'i. fit us highlyfluitiiisiusbls' usiittt'tisik ''I)ue to mnruruime regulustionas Misidis' will not be" couimeit tottii,hit in list' lAikL%ttw Also ticwkt'lt'tl far (roil nest anti prerniunas, set' g), tiifi.s.'siulli li t S sa'thi,c k in week are the following sleki able to pr'is'itk' fir.' pr o tection senijurotiuti celths on usit festival thirsts outside of our city lirisits unless the tiustni building sit 7 30 P lii iii John- a, let' Saimisissit' we are tailkil by another flit' lung this' ('tttiiiiirit'tI bands el ui rgeel is itti t'smrr) ing Dire( department for numutual aid or it will he (he hiushiuetiil and wife t-t'iilt'tt ; ).l,sm c-'' i s a i.,trt customer his WIlhiusumi and Laurel Swet't o, it h t-husrgrd t)'ITiP fin' protection service (callS Elluttiurtr 1 ci u,gr,,vsstt'el ,svsuull; from it'' itt> _____ _________ - of a - - - - sit> - - us sit - -- - -- - ' _______________________________ OIiVE'11'i11 RENT I'lee trie Athliiig Mae hue given ,, i - I. - '*" ' 1. ': ' - • 4-0 11-0 a month . -. .L undirated a ' 4, 'liii' Saui faire I II .'r;tle I - -.. _n _:Zzt; tvA. ,jtI - 4--i~ Zdi,, Christmas, publlsrc.d Sat preceeding urday Christmas 'y Iii. Sanford t.it'la - 0 I mpl ushed Vets triloquost from Greenville. Ohio, will he apthe Lake Mary pearing with her "Dolly" during the Sututlay (Thurt hi of the Nazarene on 9: 45. Miss at Swlda' School hour which begins 15 years of age. and has Shepherd is only 'L' i:j_j ; i ILI'l i F,Itli - . at ill sb ure - hes in ira army a , _ rea , Herald. 300 P4 i.,oi I ,.'. i, -,, 5 1111h. it is ti C it I iou the It messdiy toilet at ii' 111,1C 1 UP4ITIL) SlATE BAtIk They can tc.Ip Second Class , 37771 Pou'ait. Paid at Sanford, Florida Inn ubsirlptson Care icr We'S IS Mates lije Year $IlO0 Md b, I . -1 I t olbu SOL'- II 1 , u \ I,l$ 5, When L ra a,e Si ',I'I 'A 41, " Service Matters BRISSON French A's., Sanford, Fl. r \ ~ Published Daily ecap' Saturday. Sunday and . ago I" lit)'!' operation of I e 1v I , - .. - - - ' uf - 15 Cr i m i nal Trials ., it. church's oldesi living 1', effort. House ' which celebrated Christopher Rbthaoes *'.o was charged with usia ard possession of a ti,alluctnogansr plead quilty on Sept fl 197 to sa le of a ha llurtnogen;r No unfrgmation is .,g .'' .."= laced In custod, d4ef endan ; " ______________________________________ " J NUt g7 - I - ,m -'--___________________ , - . W1%A1%. - hEy JuU l t 's. " -- resign In two 11 .- . ', for "e be -. f , to examine A - ... - ,t the charge f ; .r'j tars Feb strand larceny. Adjudleatkif r.f irsilt was withheld and J'' - of Living - m 4 ' ,d / ' or 1 -. - ., ' folkswthg PSI se to IA i F)e(] To rv Chr st At --' ,'.',,. .- seven ' . , ''" ' - - represt'nt1itacts lwr- - - \;' AFI,ClO colleagues, plant and re-locate it. Coons Nixon said Menny's said toaa had prompted by the Included in the Coons plan is l'asy Ilnaird's rejection of a 309type percolation the use and business pay raise for board. c pond. The package plant Is defections. would In, expected to stand 111) West Coast longshoremen w So the new bonid il l have guaranteed for one )ear and United Auto Workers I'resi' Woc,xlcsit-k spoke just hours int'ttibers: Fitzsimmons, for their particular views. for would be leased to the city $1 dent l,e'unard Woodcock left th e 11w President, 0w iwrson- after th e LsLxer Department an. annually, the developer said. board Thursday as Nixon an. the five public members, and Palm said the Idea is fine but nounced his plans reshape the whichit'ct't of the present five ashy uinflotifltttI has 111:1:15 to nounced that the cost Nixon newsmen after inmthinmn,t thetis rose 0.5 per cent last month , the tiiennbens liuriness the plans bourd he wished the facility. He added that Woodcock, the fourth labor chooses. The White house said l.s 11 special Seieiien iii the Cost of highest monthly increase since days, It didn't know' who the -hoact' living Council, s&'vert'ly cr11. before the Aug 15 wagepe'tc-'r the state takes a "dim view " of member to l'n.'sudent freeze, A1"l('l() when the decision icize'el ponds because they t'eBVC a called for is congressional in, would be ------------ - te ndency to get clogged up. The ct'stigation of the whole wagecity's System will use the spray price control irrigation method and not Ranking Committee Chairman ponds, the engineer said. Wright Paitr'uin, ti-Tex., said he Neither Coons nor Council might get (1fl. determined who would pay The President said he will the plant keep the present five public costs of of a * ,,,, ' - . bulls with a maximum ! will disassemble the packalZe qq - -' - in s Ii i)/ " A ' l ad' The developer said, ditbon, be will pace Grant Avenue extension around the cemetery. When the city builds its permanent sewer plant, he present an inspiring Biblical production of 'The Sermon on the Mount Tuesday at :30 United Methodist Church of p.m. a First Nazaret h h s portrayal . of Je us wide acclaim an the United States, received Europe, the Mideast, and Asia, and has been presented more than 1,000 times since he began - Geneva Church . (I. William [Awd-ormilk *a , 9 irsd guilty by a Circuit ('o',r, charge of t4.17. RL\ I' hAN}" \l R 'UGHTON of Atlanta, Ga., ' n, ii'x& - an average - m-ja'. Lard,s Supper at :30 p. in. 'March 30 Good Friday. Tenebrase at 7:30 p.m, M.si'Ch 31 a. Easter Sunday. Matins at 530 as in and The Lard's Supper at 10.30 a,m rifle C,emman Ape 16; famib "The Charismatic Movement", be held in fellowship ball after sang. Soloists will be Joy Mrs the service honoring Wallace , McFarland lit Fr Lc,"ti't 1) Super, Apr and who fJbyfl, Mrs. Ernest Trigg and members Spotswood and 'Juti'ut",' b have joined the church family A Maundy Thursday Con-- 11 T F F_art Joiner Apr , pIS$ year minoan service s-u be observed The 'ioniot Hugh Fe llowship the At the service 5 W"011P on March 30 at 73(1 p.m in the will n': Surithic : Ten J' young persons who have been little chapel tIOst attending a chur.h membership The,r' will be two services of class for the past several wecks worship on Easter Sunday, one Holy Cross Episcopal willbereceivedintothcchurdi wjflbe'at6:3O,m, in thechapel The include' William Anderson. and the second at 10 a in in the There will be' special Holy Cluiries Baker , Susan "lion, new chord' ' Week services V.ednesday Brian Conlin, Robert Godt'.i anti on Maundy Thursday. singer Jr Sheryl Guetsinger, St Augustine sat cele bra tion of the Eucharist alt' * aim and 7.30 p.m At Church Sawyers and Cecilie Ras-ls evening service there will be niusic arid a short aex'nwn I- nrIiots'irmr list se"-t'ir't there wit 0. 1 ;ra.e. wall a., it at ., I IS per month per single (fluid) monthl> wilt with w ill -, - Actually the engineer In his report ast yea r estima ted 100 per cent water - 4 ' . I sewer charge at .,' 3 . . ' : ( ri l.ongdale. . - " 'a tract to 4 Movement' bi Hugh Tarcai, dained minister and nussionary Everett Titcomb. 71* story of AM P - A SpIrituallisru" ki in the Philippines. A church the last week In the Ill e Of Christ covered dish dinner will will be told us scripture and 1,1 , ' va~ .la', Kent Stevens, rhargert th br 'rkl.'tg and entering with ,r!nt to commIt a felony, gtan'l .' lairreny and prssiiaekan burglary toots Stevens pleirl guilty to grar.t kerr .'ny tan F.b 7, and the stat' c1rpe.1 the tilist? charges Stevens is in custi4j iwittirt - "I ' the charges f siO' eat a narcotic, f.a's'a toe . . , -- revenues would be sonic Iti monthly on the estimated 3W homes to be built on his large the north and west of _ , '. . . of operation 'rf " 1 -., '' k Mutun A Smith . ______________ Good Friths). these will 'strict superintendent of list Sunda) ceremonies There will xsorn.cI service' at the chw'rt. xsda District Chin-eli of tilt be a procession of the clergy S - -istrict Church of C: 4 I L. (iL.,... , ,. + I- ,4 , -. - -. - the and the cunurrcation. and V LtNIP(AL APTf51 Narene,wffltjein the lIani distrthutunn of palms at iii Mums , Met of Lenti-ail Baptist wuflillil) service to organize the itt'r .iulii. .1 (urgt Juluuc'in. wiji Lrt'es U. l tune their annual t'w furnxed Chord of tot During the week the services urtwrik liaised tus sermon on ivm'j, tins Ijeet: a rnem!'wr for Church wil wi &enC an Geneva flweWali at ll be as foll ows. M onda . "Builders," as taken Iron & vt'ans and ii the oldest li ving retreat at Camp Mob tonight the Cummunit Center The Tne) Wi - there cliorelt He' will and Saturday. The will bus Maitthes ii! tire toe the &Jtt itwr Orange State Quartot will the will be a Mass at 30 in the anmversar servici a! S' celebrate his eight' filth bar- kin'r the chw'dt at (p.m ecial gu Youth will have a totr day at morning. Tuesday evening at Luke's Luttirnin Cluircir today in June. service Danenr will be held and 7 :30 the congregation will ohthe txrnir A narration of congrrguUov / yone is mited to stay f or a ever Seiturda to begin at 1:30 serve as Conununatl Pennance hiStur) was given b Jame.nuepelsangat2:30p,m with the Service with special readings ' ThertwWbe' kite txullding arid Cultiert Mrrs Betty Iohans L of Orlittido. 4 kite' flying contests '' from Sacred Scripture rela ting war' organist and Mrs Judt The adult choir will sing list First Christian Church to sin, repentance truths was choir and director. '-t! f Important date lxi St Luker tMflU*ti. "Hallelujah f or the .SCL aria' CdeaSUI or l " ;uI forgiveness, a short see-mon and Cruet" by John W. Peterson history was Macct It', lli) whet be the sermon theme of Dr. the singing of hymns. Thursday 11e' Mttitor there will lit a Mass at 7:30 pin. list t'ungrcguttur: was off iciail = BPt fla'ij1d A Harris, at the 11 a.m Church, Lake' Helen at 7:30 pin. service at Ftst Christian 11Ulb1IShed Din-mg ut ivv r Sunti' On Good Frida y there will be viSitUll' Pastors und Vicar Jotit I SUnthu'I an r Iiiijus SetVed IKVMsiuUaAIIy. O . corubuwd adult awl youth avecud diservwstes consisting at the Stations of the Cross at 2 Community Oct 1, 1933, Ite' Stephen'Tuh choirs will sing 'The PKLOiS'. ___ i! assigned lii St. Luke I ttt pm and Muss at 7 '.J0 pin. United Methodist bulletin will Pearsun. The Mass for Saturday will be •,••__,•••9 jl!( sismu,lths. and unjulv3l.W,14 nuemur of Mrs Hel en r' tie was rstuii is pastor . A prayer breakfast will be a longtime member of First at .30 i,nl. Easter Sunday . On June' 4, 1939, the new he'iti at 7:* a.m Saturday at Chure±,amdai poem entitled l'o Masses to celebr ate the Risen -. '-rtu-is f will be held at the us,& tiurc,h wu detli"ute'd arid ax xu,niuni", United Methodis' Helen, written bi }ran 1940 English service,' started ii Church of Casaelberry for men Hickaun, will be featured The 111155'S September r = of 194t', Christuux. Oxitiix bet'e ..,&.,...I . • Jot -L -.&- WrW work-, rlj.t lit II'. 'Il W_IId'JI LI. L Day School opened after three chard will follow ts:4, ari"j tnuriery care is years of kindergarten teaching During the II am service provided for pre.4c1g101 children In 197. a new addition was Sunday, 30 members of the during the worship service. • — built onto the church, Pastor's memberstup traiung Holy Week will be observed !. H Pastor Tuliy died and in May, ' cl and others will be with a hymn wig on Wed-. ,' ". Ktll " i6, Rev John J. ILdiarik was 1mvived into the ctlurct, nesday, at 7:30 i in, i. 1iL. a installed as pastor. In January t: 1,CIU..i. The' choir Will present &zi followed by as feUuwhip trout at 1ars. Cirurtit ! un, in the Synodicail Merger Caster (,,.Llfltit.3. "Rift, Maundy Thurs da y, ui : ç in with the Lu theran Church- Suisdiui at the 10.to wurslup (Moriuu King" er tot Use Couuaiunion Service. und S5flLtte', ill l*tinidatidMililt Missour i Synod cvrpLed St direction of Dr Jut White, in Sanford. He has served at Luke's as as Sunday at 7 pin. The role a! ,ucutions in Transn .smm (J5 Alit Joseph Mikier Jr.. as quiet Jesus aut will be E t vaal, as Transvaal, and 'A)l!) Spsirt P itentlenuen, Ta,. spoke., id Bob Nod, Mrs ,lr,,p w'ha Ut't.id ,of TrUth.' as bru.ti kRIN of St. Lu'e"s Luther-an Chw'cTh of Slavia p'arents came to the area in Swucllalid Ho duties huive urCititurt will tStItig itTh of the Churches UldUdt?d high school '0th anniversary Sunday. is shown with the 1912, his father Christ. has started a reguldi aumt. pastor, head 1ountci of St Luke i and 1w m LOrd 'S SUPPI 'mber, George Jakubcin whc joined 60 years Will lit radio )tograrn in Spain, the been a meniber a! tht of station, regional SWiM'ot.Le -ved at the M.aundy first Ptutt'i,ti,t r,-rj visor sand field superinter.church since the age of flirt. mursday service at 7:30 p.m. here slflve' iib Lizi Baker Photo eetwre' ri,"ial ',.''''jo ' "o plead guilty on Feb. 7 'a , enues _____ - for urt-ircl nut 0 itt e'sreflI'' 'A'hut utiout the runipufliri. tiurut' that prw'tsre' dist'rmur,u tam. or thud haive 111th regard br' list i-urm',uOIeyT' '4 1.1onratilpf. rharReA wifb "to 41 a. \. ' .' package facih( into opt ration ant then turn It acer to the cit) to operate and collect the re venues. 1k' said monthly cost would be $350 to $375 and -, 159 IF . 9 ' ,' package plaint e,apocttt will lw -_ruo&- t . ' 21 ' ] - . ' " : . Sim 'frfe'nvlar.ts wrellspçtar fe' C . ' I- t'k '(S. . . , . t ______ " t'xtenslvr pt'ntour progran11 and nuan ot he r efiurti 1:; the- past the churches, like just OboUt e'c'trrytxsd} e'Lct. an aist's nert." i * '. 'ru 7I Ic % k. - J J fl %IAflI(i'l k'- ,. '1 , - % Company The nod was ub)eet to Palxii s approval and writtet agreements to be prepared Li) he city attorney. Coons said the b The' Lutheran Church of The' wi th t'g' MTtj . . ' . 'r of the Redeemer w P -t -,97r.WA I - .'hc Forrst Lake 'venth- ?( from the First Baptist begin or, Wcdxresd rr edVefltLSt Chur ch in F)rtS. Church of Sanford. Evangelist p in. at Sanainaurre Ciuri will bring a special of Walter K Avers will speak tetun.i list right 11 Inc 'I'he another of the 0' Yrfl Htpltal - r RoIhr..c tvcnur a shute'db3 church whichhatratumflgeach different topic w ill be covered 't adventist chur ches all over night toLl week. Richard each week, wi th titles as world this weekend will help Hnftzcbsw n&u,cic' director will follows Beligum ',S Instinct aplt'tt three projects le ad the congregation singing. Mystery, Maanir and ....,, South America, reports 1or while Mrs Shlrle Ryan 'trill rarmds and Astrology; Brian Tart. These include i direct the Youth Choir in special cr-Ra .Sophistries: Hospital it. Argentina. a school MUSIC Hinduism. JudaLcnn, BuidhLc'r,. mit Urugiut, and an educational Print . Sikhism: Religions of Clurat, renter in Ecuador all children in grade to f will arKIChna.ctaanit. These t' n studies are tree and the publi c is First oOpilSi church's F"flowship Hall. along invited of Lake Monroe Sunday Schil wi th ti A series on "Child Guidance , e-n;, sp.'mu will t held fic'ers and teachers Studies" will follow the above "1' The final t: First Bnptm,c: Ctiur.ml of Luke 'c't Mt each week, from I-9 p.m Free Mnntoe tonight at o'clock Ayers will speak will also be except for a S fee for test-book ht'nturing the Orange State btua&ast over WIRR ai" :ia1s ited ten,darim goal of EX has bmn and adults are welcome wt to be reached in Sunda.~ School this Sunda) rnorrurig t fe-hriwstu;. fx'nJ,',c! ta follow 5:45 a.m. The ordinances of Baptism arid list Lard's Supper Good Shepherd be observed in the Sunday , i, Browning 'i- In nnothe'r lIens to dci wills (lit' .'it> 'is sewer is itcin, t'sunr'ii approved the location of a packa,:e sewer plant ten the ct( 'S planned sower treatment site, wi'st of Li'engdale, requested by ilceloper Jerry - - anitOriUm First Baptist t I - as North (laneto's fiscal agent 4 ,a ~. I - Tampa. - . it '' -_ Is Heavy ' . grant under Publi' 11*11!.. a - a , At Good Shepherd Lutheran . attend Church mor ng worship icrni 'list nhuristerI will speak mr 'fl S'int ru'Il Area Ministerial Hills Rolling The public as in vited to t'icts on Pa Sunday , Pastor Assncuitinr will hold a Good the following order: First Word, Use etfl' thtee-how Moravia rr Humid Harris. of First one Fridnc r't'rvir't based on hit or more cirt'ntjorutl i Gordon t'eCr) S sermon Seven Lust Wards of Christ ClrLctua, Chur ch, Second segments of the service Each will 1w or, "flit People's Palm Sunday service' with at First Word, Rev J. Gordon Peer', of of the seven segments of the Choice'. spoken Iron the er reception of members will be (April . Bob Communion vesper held at 11 am at Railing Hills She pherd Me thodist Church of Sanford Good Lutheran service will contain a twmn, On Apr il 1 the Sunday School Church, Third Word. Ret sripturr reading, musical service will be held on MIIUO Moravian Church. SR 4'4 staff at Redeemer will Good Frsdji host the The' inspirational service will Kenneth Mullu,. of F irst rendition, a sermon nwditaiflrn-, d Th ida:-. w : t h pastor' Langwaod. Holy Week ob- annual Easter egg hunt at Ft begin at titian and continue until Preslwteriax Ch ur ch, Four th and a time se t aside' for silent speaking on "Give your Burden sanoe begin wi th a Mellon Park. The festivities will to God" Good FridS) VL?SP ;.rn Brief devotional Word. Capt Ililb Lyons. prayer and personal thougIiu Lovefeul Sunday evening. A begin at 2 :p.m. arid all children messages will be presented by Salvation Army, Fifth Word, fist offering will go toward wall 1w on tapir 'Goad indeed. wMict will be held of Redeemer are in vited to at. the' nurusters of local churches Rot D Ross tienslow, of Gta*Ct' reducing the costs of j,e' 'lAiUXS iirt tlfl'itEd to worship Tuesday, Ho!) Canmumueni tend during the' seven 2i,.mlnutt' Methodist Church; Sixth Word, "53$J 1flJ5) wiud, was ThUTSday. and Friday at 7:31i F'rtt Presb "tenon periods: Noon, lfs,ni., 12:55 lte't It Grad) Snowcler,. brought to Sanf ord as a vict] p.m. An Eiist r Sunrise st- Altamonte Springs Firzt Baptist Church i.n.. , 1: 15 p.m.. i'40p.nt., 2: Church he lp the Lenten season will beat (lain at the church Community Church ;.n. and 2:35 p.m. A School of Christian wi th worship at 13(1 and 11 m Chance] FIRST METHODIST Altamonte springs ° iuunity 'S Ytrs: Foresk,irrian Church of Firs: e' 'l'he Church will present a Hci!y 'in f d the I Sunda' Church 09 S. Park ~VenIle. will Week Cantata an Palm Sunday nights following Etster 7Yw have only the 11 a.m. service ill I P a - rn U rider the directs on of thersw a -riOrveinpritenth in tile Chord," The subjects and Sunday and guest speaker will Karen Neuring the choir will 'i :tt — William Palm informed the City ' - . .',-i'vlr , ,__ of the tchierAl grani S674.400. The treatment plant val '. e Continue ('uplr %rwe. I —= -- the cit%'s planned II.M.4 Docket ift I yeAr of IN% grant. A reiwort given to the city a Tuesday's ''- intl the )"celerzil l'.nvtronnwnto% 'rt 11v ritiAs through ,., - Forest Lake - It e ('l.AlItI('(IX - 1. ' *ri nfl Amen. Should churches invest in war-related industry? THE NEIA' E)IMENTIONS - old fashioned gospel through a nem sound will be in concert at First Aserblv of God Church, !7th arid Elm, across from Pint' Crest School, Sunday at the 10 1Ua.m worship service. The name is spelled with a '1' to indicate the cross is the center of their ruitnc lt well as their lives & -- "I I.IIt't 660 aetuiiifltcre'et through II(xilting the Florida Air And Water the ITS Department of Pollution Control Department iiii 5. '. fl iflu FSTE.S Almighty Is Risen :7 ~_ __1% #Y 0 ~ .I ll= "'N. - , . -1 so 00 51110U5 V. 1 11I 41 ,% .055 c.rsosiaI 1t),1 11 Stints Visit I" tist star I Its 11,4101 (4,, 1.4115 FUNERAL s'b.L '4 'i h,'%'I II '.1114 ti k. ct)tiPti S 1 lit 51 551 .c5L sIsatt) IN $55 hilt I !' a 'a' IIi , HOME ', �i?. ________ 4A-The Sanford Herald Political Notebook Friday. March 24. 1972 Editorial Comment Chips El 11% 1W i Are Down wa inevitable. It is regrettable. It could be disastrous But the show-down between big labor's George Means and President Richard M. Nixon had to come. Now it has. To suppose that tht AFL-CIO president speaks for all labor or that President Nixon speaks for the rank and file of the American people is equally illogical. Yet in the highly charged political atmosphere of this presidential election year, such suppositions may find more credence than they deserve. Painting it with admittedly tee broad brush stroke-s. it certainly stems that the need for the President 01 the United States to have meaningful dialogues with the leaders of orgauzed labor is much more urgent and vital than those with the Communist leaders of China and RussiaSuch a walk-out from the federal Pay Board as has been taken by three powerful labor leaders is important enough. But when the deliberate statement of Meany is read, the lan g uage there promises trouble. Wage= Price In Game over the White House in November. White House Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler did what 'as proper in issuing a statement denying that the board was stacked against labor and re-asserting the administration's determination to keep up i's fight against inflation and the rising cost of living. 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Sunday and Christmaspublished Saturday preceding Christmas The Herald is member of ttte Associated Pr,1i which is en titled iscfuslii'eiy to the use for reproduction of all tPit local news pm mild In this newspaper Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs MrilynGordon P31-075 Bear Lake- Forest City Ann Ri$y Ui 5( Ca iw Ibsrrr .Taniew.cid Kathy Pib1.cb, 1317150 Marilyn Gordon $316175 Fermi Park E Estates Goldeivod. oak Marilyn Gordon 1314t75 Lake Mary Mitt S'ec,owski 37,7 l'ti Lake Monroe 372 2411 n..caod Mn Riley $31 Ch.iteita Liza Baker M3 5707 Colored Cu.nmuntty Mara hew-Sins 272 $ill DeIlona.DeBaryEni.rpnu 3223611 Er? $7 tein NW"Orlando Mary Hyatt (3$ 5644 deterrnine, that holds ananrival speLling bee On a Friday night, it packs more academic degrees per aquart- Inch than tiu could me'1r-e with a slide rule, Hence the apelli.'sg bee, I crcirig Stein Club regulars who dupole and debate year round r sit down each 3a.nuary. The Secvnd Annual Stein Club thcgraplilc Open was held in the back room of the bar. 'Ibis reporter went to ubttz and stayed to cu.quer-.beatlng an econoriuc geographer, an mgineer with a masters degree In Middle English literature, an architect. Last year's s-lZlflCi'the state Public Senice Can. mission reporter-and iS other cu.testants-by correctly spelling 'phthialc." "gyve," 'pyrr. and ")odhpur." This display of orthographic pre-ernlnence earned methe No. 2 engraving an the Annual Onhographir Open plaque that bangs river the Stein Club bar, a case of beer. a 1-struck silver medal and a certificate. Weanrig my seventh-grade spelling medal from Bad Br'euzriach, Germany, for cuthdence, Imade my way tirough the ohscure hubbub to the main room to the back and took my place wriong the MO spelling - ---- M. ddI Geneva . Slavla Lit Mathiui AOSM Interestingly, I do not find them Just conipa1ng themselves with the giant United States in this regard. Th'y look at a country like Greatflritain, which the)' have now h Thoug Eritain's population Is surpassed IndosIriall) hardy half theirs, the Japanese think the Itritish are still far ahead of theni in the real fllCaSuires of ecunomit' strength, adding up to a better "quality of life." Consequent!), it strikes the Japanese as more than faintly iscrA , 'hat the)' should be thought of as one of five main elements in a "multipolar' world, while Bri tain is merely a fair-stied part of a larger power package called the EC None of this, of course, should be taken to mean that is the Japanese don't want to play a proper world role or don't recognize their need to do more in foreign aid for the developing nations Even here, though, the)' think the five-power approach fails to gauge properly their present limitations. In a presumed worldwide balance of power arrangement, Asia Is the natural sphere for Japanese influence. It Is an area crying for leadership and help hi Japanese agree. Vet the)- sensibly point out that off the still green memories of their conduct In World War H. they are not likely to be warmly welcomed In many Asian quarters for some years to come. Their aid Is being accepted in some lands, but often with torn feelings Aria is net truly ready for their lead - ._ - . -' ' / - '. I. ( .. ' f ' , t,i -- tl - c ,,,,, , I " \ - - - ,,0' 4_. 1 ' ¶ :, I / 4 (1 . / . - I ' Being in attendance at that particular meeting, I recall Mayor Ken Brown being authorized to negotiate with North Orlando over the matter and to report back to Council. I cannot recall BrOWIi ever reporting back to Council publicly. And now the agreement is a fact. Next thing we hear is that North Orlando Councilman Charles Howell is griping about an agreement approved by tI-,e Village's Mayor Brown to allow the loan of pollee cadets to Ingst-oul. Can't recall this Item being tllscuitsed at a IAungstood Council meeting at all. Perhap' It I' not necessary to bring these mattcrs up publicly. Maybe it is all right to have agreements that the people are not aware of. All mis reporter stontieti, •a luut other agreements have been hatched out of the public eye. Spending Practices Questioned Also in Longwood, at last week's Council meeting, a big "To-do" was raised over the supporedly unauthorized expenditure of city funds for Improvements at the city's O One Man's Opinion / (I k 14? ,.. , '- (J - . i ' I -~ .. ki ') -- - . - t'l - U ja'± ,..,',_ c' "" ' China's Chou-en Loi Americans Find Him Extraordinary By JAMES CARY C.pky Sews Sen-let whu-1 -ind gy to Communist Qima, one figure emerges as the unquestioned star of the ghm Premier Qion Eri-lal. Ours's aging thief of go"ernirxnt made a deep un1*"ession on the American negotiating teaim One high. ranking U.S. official said, almost shaking hut brad in amazement: 'He is the most extraordinary man I've ever met." He said the sum of the knowledge Chou can bring to bear cm any given question In the cow-se of negotiations Is a . "During the negotiations, subordinates were Winging him pieces of paper and notes on other matters and he was making detailed decisions an sut*tardive maLlen even while talking with us," the official said. He agreed that Chou holds the Communist Chinese government in his hands. Not In the sense of having total power. But in the smse that he has the toW graspi of what is going on. The official was not certain of bow deep into domestic affairs this knowledge and decislcm-sneking power extended but on the more important Issues and foreign affairs. O'oo is Mr. Ours. Chou. prehaps Sleet 7 Inches tall and very slight of bwid, is smaller than he apuears in photorapbs His hair is chopped fairly close to has bead, bristling a little on each side. It is only slightly touched with gray - CA Its DON OtKI.EY in I tican 1 ---.-_ s4m4"3*.... Q Overdue Nod to Working Women Harriers continue to fall to the forces of women's libera' dE 4:s öc74- His (act, seen from the side, is flat. He has rather delicately etched features. The re Is slightly hooked, the akin speckled with a few prominent black freckles. It Is a handsome face and very ymg for a man of 73, although there is a sense of age and weariness in his bearing, too. He carnes himself erectly, but there is something wrong with has right arm. He holds It a little high, crooked at about X) degrees at the elbow, palm turned down, fingers curled. flias as believed to have been caused by a war injury. It resembles very much the slight crippling that might have come from a touch of polio. Such close-up ubeervotico of one cat history's Ix'cxnlnent figures was simple during the seven days Mr. 511011 was In Ours, Chou moved freely through the crowds without visible signs of the security men who were certain to has, been close by. He spoke repeatedly with newsmen, In some cases rearing Lack a little to take a second Look, then recognizing an old friend he had known at Chungking or Yenan during World War A or before. There were three American newwien among the $7 Americans he remembered from those days Robert Martin of U.S. News and World Report; Philip Potter, Baltimore Sun, and Theodore White, National Public Affairs Center for Television. But others, who had had no prior contact with thou, saw much of ham during the visit He turned up unexpectedly In many places, once surprising a f,ruup of newsmen shopping In a slore at the Hanthuw airJrt Time was when a woman, even If she were working, had trouble getting a credit card in h.r own name. Qualifying for something like a home mortgage was out of the question. In man)' cases this is still true, despite the fact that Increasing numbers of women are entering the nation's work force to stay, Today, some six million families are headed by women as their sole support These families aggregate about million individuals, half of them young children. generzily speaking, the working woman or the divorcee divorcee or widow with her own financial resources has a far better chance of getting a mortgage today than she woud even two or three years ago." So says John 1' l-'arry, president of the United States Savings and Loan League, which lepresents nearly 5.000 member institutions. One reason for the trend is the changing attitude toward working women. As more women work and move into positions of greater responsibil y. it Is beginning to dawn on lenders that sex is no tia' r to handling the obligations of a mortgage. Other reasons mc' ' nh control methods and changing attitudes toward lam,.y size. Women are tending to marry later and to continue working The growth of the private mortgage insurance business, which seduces the lender's task, is another factor. There is also an important "technological" reason-the development of the condoniinluum This is the logical type cf housing for a woman, says I-'arry, because It makes home ownership possiLile without the hard work insulted in maintaining a single-family dwelling In the past, many lenders were reluctant to snake basis to women because they doubted their ability to keep U the property Zoning Action Challenged in Longwood st by the necessity of Council One also wonders approving the Issuance of a building permit to allow Councilman E. E. Williamson's daughter In build a house in a commercial zone on ST 427 adjacent to the Williamson home. It Is not unusual for a person to upgrade his property by building in excess of zoning requirements. When a land developer exceeds zoning requirements, he is patted on the back. When a councilman tries to do so, he must get permission from the entire Council. The excuse given was the city wanted to set a precedent of requiring approval before homes are put In conunercial areas. It might be more wor• this bile to set a precedent that banned industrial uses still not be allowed in industiuully or commercially zoned aress. What cornet to mind is the yet unamended zoning requirement that siee fabricating plants are not allowed in the city. Although that was to be deleted from the oniiinance, no action has been forthcoming to do so. How tempu.s does fugit. Keep Casselberry Green l)ostn Casselbcrry way, Councilman John '/.acco continues his crusade to retain the "green nelt" of the Land'O takes BERRY'S URLO Golf Course. Dr. Zacco' is particularly interested because he grew up in the "apartment jungle of New York" when 1,000 apartment units to the acre was not unusual. And he dot's not want that ,or an)-thing like it, to happen in Casselberry. 1k tells a story about when as a Young boy he moved to Miami after his father had purchased a home there. The Soviet Missi le Lead And Nixon wl1ThiGTO' - lien. Hexu-y Jackson of Washington as the wouid4ie Democratic first presidential candid.'ite to raise questions about President Nixon's May 22 visit to Moscow. wperkzity from American to Soviet hands, Jackson says. 1113) place Mr. Ntwi ii a disadvantage, txlth with the Rsiam and with allied leaden. '141i.rr,w's pereetA;An at seriously - - 'I. national Operations The sut,corrrnittee has Just made p'.ab&ic a spec4 al memorandum that warns that Moscow may begin to feel that "the United States gradually may be Lwring into a paper tiger." VisitorA Diplomat 1$ Iij Law and Deplornacy. 5 i,i* ,-, 'Would pcii a*coniije, .1 I pnomise not to names of my contnstufo,s ,ess'ol the The Estee household got the opportunity early this week of meeting and havinic as a special houst'gurst the young lady who is to become our daughter-in-law on April 22 Darlene Phillips of Itisilto, ('al. was brought hoiiie by our son, Tracy, on leave from Edwards AU' Force Base. A lovelier, sweeter, nicer girl I couldn't have picked myself and we are all looking forward to welcoming her 'iffieisll) Into the fiuinily. Incidentally, 1)arkne pronounced Florida beautiful and marveled over our pratty Bk', stwrnlng scenery, spotless beaches and clear, warm weather. All better than California , she said. 'hit young lady Is intelligent, too, wouldn't you say? '.'' . with me Thuss rea4 a flfu(e which Mary Ann Cuzrriun 24-year-old blonde wife of a,Navy flier. testified she received from ('baptism An- He identified the :irnguae is his, saying he ir.-w1tsntly ised !he ¶erm )j hell" 's' -jeirrihe himself hefnr. Jensen h.hpawl 'tim ott abe road n he.. nming "a happily srred Jencefu, an American Baptist, loss r#en 'onr',mar'tial.d nn a rhur,e of mis."a'is'wltirt by mint. drewF J,nsen, with whiwflth't tel'y chaplain ,li'iiefl 15 COOlSsaid she had sexual relations on seling me on a pr-shle'n that in17 roccAsions the girl t itventuufly Mrs Curran br4e down In tears when the won-s were read marrIed," testified Mike W'm"etitefl i 'all erioiis 22-v"ir k.'itl iii -rur' list Tuesday man earnIng , iuirIn '--ionSnmnetime's ahilng reestons. M'nner'den said, Jensen woudd have him ;ust lean nark intl cay -attatev'r t% 'as. was thinking. in ¶h 'Vi'nmwrd.n osiul he was r'tenuling an ,,ilk 'a 'he 41r1 aw rn'.il and Jensen "opled Inwfl %,ir. irinz in Offenbach. - itu''s' shioc.l bags lb.' heist iort, i 111:11; 11 144. I - 11 \1 I.I %%'r%t I •,'ruuuuuns , liii e it apa''IuaI safeis fi'uuliir" . I hi' jilune and iii phant IllustratIons rc (li-cl light 'I lii's %t ere thou n at the I nirrn,,tIe'niusl leather t,onds S';alr there 'Were y(mi luring that ,fen.rai pertnd" ,r-q,ruitar [.5 R.iloh .'ikeii 'ifl ers-vamInaIlon sir." 'Yi"nnerci,n Yes Congress - - - .. - . . . . Plan Splits Lauds Police Work S eminole Letters To Editor Dear John, An Incident happened last Friday night that was obviously hushed up. Pe'rhaps in consideration of many things, who kniiws' I onl' hoI' that those involved appreciate' what was done on their behalf, and has learned something by it. I believe I have the true stor,' get, tla'y sure d:nuneul ulc"livatud nit'n. I for one want them to know. they are appreciated by rue, and once again I say, I hope those inv(ilVed realize It tco was no one Obviously drowned and Just as obviously no one bothered to report figured but it's not for mmie. However, damn it John, when our law enforcement agencies are dragged down, criticized. anal it mna>or our five-man bnartl still finds it difficult enough to ask question-i, discuss matters at length arid express adequate opinions necessary inctde'! Which wraslil have saved al ihe fuss- I Just bo the trooper toss had no Ill ef- arrive at a proper solution to a iven question. a Is there Finally, ptulosoptilcal point 'ah,I&t. to me, has an Important bearing on the - drove up from one direction and a trooper from the other. By th is time the headlights at the bottom of the pond had just about dinuned out. Without mill) second thought the Trooper took off his gun belt and stripped down to his underpants and T shirt he clove headlong into that dammed cold water. lie tried to reach the car but the cold water ,'riitinini his i,'s and he had to get out of there. At this time deputies and tr oo pers seem to fall out of the . sky, the resjxnise hellevnble. Arrangements were made for a dIver with wet nut etc. and the car was hauled out. The slight dammuige to the front of the car could very well have been done by the reflector post that was knocked dosimi on the highway, certainly not time stutter. The tr.,nshssissit'n it's t'r wits In the park position which contributed i'iitributu'd to the car prol cluret'iiiimi oft the road Into tiltpond at a 45 degrees single. 'I'tuut'ibeside the point ally how, I tried to talk the l'roopi'r into going to the' house to get a hot bath and dress, ho said he couldn't hut' is its on ulut> but would iuliprci'Iiutc a tosse'l. I got , the towels unit hi' dried tiff and is rapped in a blanket. When fetched the towels I also tu.- k a . - ,,. bourbon aitu outcreti ii flagon of tiouruon - to tiiiit to knock out the chills lie was damuned cold, but politely declined as tie was ON DU1'Y It you please. Now, damn It. Johmi, that miuuumi should be trt'ogtiltt'et by sill tuid iumitiry not lahets for granted In districting the city. The' ('omnrnis_siofl is divided on the subject, but I think I can predict that such a mote will not hi' nippros ed by the present ('olmuillission unless someone presents some be tter reasons sib> it should be done. At the pr e'st'nt time I sun in opposition to the plain because I can timid no way todtvitlethe city into noun districts " u puuIatiun basis and arrive at geographical lines which would make It po!lsihle' for our black jwp1' to have a Negro coni- imits.jiomier. I bias-c' no objection, p.'rttmutl or 1s'litiul, to Ssnford h,svimig it Nci:ro ccimmumiisstoii"r Hut I ,to nut think iiis-iting the ('Lt into districts will snake' it possible' 'flicre is also a very immmpurlant question whit-h rmiust be an' ssse'rcd at the outse If the ('it) were divided into districts and e',itittittute s for to district seat tiiust Vu,*s c their legal tit that p.trtit-ular district, would tilt' cutuutiditi's be elected only ii> til e s titers In that district of stould all ttititt t'andiutates be elette'ul b% all the "Ws seaters" If the tinnier is err the case. know It For the peanut pa> they I can for my season the comnmissl(,n i appeared before the local Negro Elks Club. During a question arid answer session, I was asked if I felt the City should hare mor e black citizens I told these Negro men that in view of the legislation passed in recent years by Congress, especially the 1964 Civil Rights Act, in addition to numerous Supreme Court smi lesser court decisions, all designed to erase the color line, if it were wrong deny a man a job because he was black by the same token it was wrong it give hum a job because he was black. When I was seated commission I was told that the ('tty of Sanford was an equal opportunity employer and to the best of my knowledge this has been the case All employment of personnel has been dort 011 the basis of qualification wtthout regard to a man's ,,.. . .. 41140 P1 FIX 4~~~ 11 a,-; V1 rie Republican, noto a new - "l'aUWI have been lnbhlnul 'seY distrIct." uiLc ipnriscir of the overail i rn Sen. Ke Myers D-Miami. said the -'otlnta"s placed .n the dii lstct ill had the same 'cornrnunity at unterest,' which was. ' -: FUal' .- ri*tiraIly ww md apithiS t75'a 40 '.- ma*. W? id A OKd By Solons :: ZmWIMIrAl. - mmift ,air Si-u ii S .niiki. siiw,at*,, . .'ai ammom '. = P!1AC'FTrAL 2 31,.. assI 'Ml Stamps ,tarS AND ka çsis 're, uah -P0 . TA2tX -*amp dfls at 314.35 . 3t. 'rauc -ur Repubto either Cemo& The Dade Courtin/ will probuncly 40 Detucr'aitic. otherwuse districts of must 15-member congressional reetLs- current incumbents--with the tar Chars. 'T Use nur 3*nkAun.r'carst. ,'- 4% data mlm ax and SOc for Zage Izial 'tand1in. exception at Rep. Chappell. an Ocala n-rsLrelatively protected. ChappeD would lose Democr-,itue V'ilusu County antler ai pLan .wd pick up several Repuopossible ' ,PTI4* wun. -inter lot [2geoz* 1 n ma.1111111 stuaxt central west coast 'un- j1t I!siI uz-,successltallv 'ined wrs in per-sun Thurioy :u asuac3. U1IIA ilan ''e - m. ar mrmad :-- unty tistt-tct seem-s a likely pLae't far *be Republi. cans to pick ip -i 'sew wait, :4%r"Repubil. mere we 'sow ai' cans an the Florida delegation - the House The 'I.usi-ar'iarijlnttian River htstrsct could , :iat md S a-es. This I ' '" .- Aertamat.. it •5$4 a ,,il. -' Isl and :oo. n Martin intl St. Lumle counBy JOHN ' t' GlYMN Associated Press Writer TAlJHASSEF., F,II APLookir.g fQr was to boil Siflklfli( tiLes out of truoIed financial waters, the House today gav e its top ;rior.ty to a $12&4 tion revenue sl~arui.,t plan, The Senate meanwhile, had to make some adust.'nenLs caused by computer blooper's in the Dade County sector of the -ftut& tnpmvw7itItcT e noted, Disney W'irtd. The 141111 million attraction which *'nes1 last fall cpans Orange ir,'t Osceola counties. The plum .idnpteut by the Sen. a:.' creates a*ra congressional uzracUout,1Voluata, Br,varrt intl Indian River counties; fl "orth Untie: and Dy mer4ing 12 south counties from Sariisnu :ounty south .iiong the Gulf a-i Collier and then across the state - -- P I a ri TQP UC1(IHG TP anrnrnpas(tflij (urange. isi'n-ui.i .init parts of Lake and Seminole . Ci ty - - The ian .utnpt#'d a.ii3 Thur-itay transforms the tistrlct pra'i.ntly held by Rep Lou Parc 'Hinter a Frey. TAIJ.AHA.S.SEE. Fa. uAP uMickey Mouse may be able to run far C4'iragres.s and stand a gnr4 chance of winmng under a 15-member rongres*mnnal re thsLnctArg pLan adopted by Sifl3le Disney World has ptsye'i a prominent rote in Florida p" tics and ecnnocs for the ..t-it five years, but senators m-,, n have paid the giant amuserr,,'n: complex the htujj,est accoLade tby turning it into a cnngm. hitr'a-t nationality, react, creed ortnetLr plim. It p,s-iiatd, 513. color . Thursday Aliti On tap an the House were don't we If Consequently. -A bill removing the Florida Ii... a '-r because he Is bLack Keys exemption fr-im the State out turn around and provide 'edge and fill law, but requirbecause he is black then we still LruI the state to compensate wadiscrimination has e t'iront property owners who discrimination in ret erse from were prohibited submerged their deseloputg Sanford Is blessed with' Lirid. fins, colored cttLzeris. I know _5rt tt.nini in r2hfv it',many on them personaluy anti equal rights for women amendand would many of them could ment to the U S. ('onstitution, make fine commissioners But even though the Florida Constafor some reason these men and tution says a majority of the women, too, cannot get the Legislature must be elected besupport of their own people to fore amentirnents can be ratirun for commission seats Why' fied. The prupueed aunendinenc not sure I am cleared Congress on Wedfluertafore, I trust that our ried.i> Negro citizens will consider House Majority Leader Car selection of candidates based on Ottden. I.) Jackisunville. W1i qualification to represent not members Thursday the revenue just one segment of the sharing plan will pump nuori but all citizensmoney into almost every city xi P, -cannot speak I.__ I"krmtLi ten u'n -. or any of the other cummmusslolers, but I ant more than wi ll ing to hear and, discuss an> - -- -.---"'-'. ' ---.-- - KAONS) TJAZ- Z F, -2 17, At J ~ 9, AGENCY 'j ' E Sei - , Sr'eu( T.s Dial .3'2'2 Commercial 72 - md all suggestions any Intitvoival or group might hate to aid in cleternuntag what is be-st for getwral welfare all our people. Julian L Stenstrvsu -- t', t'e,mutuassioner C of C To Moot ('omit)t coi unussion ('hairill_-tn Greg tlrwitmssond will he the sieaker, it the rcuiar ufleeting of the Longwuod Area Chamber of t'uuiuuervr to he h at t e held at I p fit Mtflldd) league' ('isle IA-ingwuod Hsiilttuiig on West Chuu-x'h Street 1k is ill discuss 'Wtt) plaxuiuo eppesitle'hi arises ireimu those' relation to the tong wt'd p"iple is hi' want Iii have a y F.ver one U wekeasut' to I i. not eiil' e,baut h m e'pi tttt'tidl their 015 mu distr'ct but either . 4 ) PROGRAM bu, ate, hihit:s ciu,a Iai,d 00* stead ut ,ayalueJ Mak'js si' i 1 jug gj, ,,ai ezu miturest as. I. , . JUOs' .i..,_i..i _,,. .ii .,. .. ..11 ,ia.'l.'.t wu it a u' .." a"." ('i,im:uij_sItiners h-sic' it s'olce us It how lax dollars tire e'pe'isiktt if the latter were the case, the thiul with (our i-ouuiluiis,thlirfS der, l F F Ikilltie'ul i'xIse'rtsall agree that this ""Ili Lit' a teruit ci 'regti''asioiu'' iso-I itutilet li-ad tnut'kss aard into (lie 5) strlfl it want pedilk's It's a dammiest good One isisittt' answer might feeling to know the caliber tit it) uiu'rt-,ust' the' the uiut'ii we hiss'e wale hutiug us en (at', pe I ti_ups, uiumuutie'r ut distnit LI Irci ii fiatul Ii us. 'hue>' are worth their is eight six or inure. I would not object opimiluin, and I In gold In my want (lie whole darned world to to this, bill I is t'ultt haiti-us to add silence. tio lects- Well. John, forgive me for on strong, but I feel coining big inquiries Into why the ofabout this kind of strongly etc., gun, the licer fired his before press never mis-set printing it. thing, and have never editor. written a newspaper Irate citizens get In on It and all Let's not let these unselfish kinds of hell is raised. yell our a Well I want to yell praises for acts go unnoticed, ,and enforcement praises of our law of Sanford, our police officers sheriffs, and agencies, deputy our Thanks for listening anyhow, troopers, with whom i scem to Sincerely have had a few dealings in my Fred Martin three short years of residence . As >011 FA. Note here. constantly The Iterald, here at approximately home at I left 12:15 a.m. Saturday morning try to promote the efforts of the la enforcement agencies. We last week to go to tile 7.11 for mu lass few supplies for my son's do thank you for taking the time camping trip. I passed a pond at to call this incident to our atth e end of our street, and noted tentlon, and permit us to share the eeire look of it with the mist It it with all of our readers. rolling over it, and thought of DISCUSSION th e Frankenstein niuovie I k'iil Just left on the TV. There was really nothing unusual about it. However, less than 15 minutes Editor. Herald There has lit-en considerable later when I returned, I saw the concerning action discussion twin besuns of car headlights at the Legislative by Initiated the bottom of the pond. I turned of the Committee Affairs the car around, jumped out, Sanford Greater took off my jacket and realized Chamber of Commerce to what a darned fool I'd be to divide the cit into districts. circulation in jump In with the have not seen it t my legs being w ha t Ills, and no Although I known fact thai well 1.5 print it 1 one else insight to haul me out if to make it us I got in trouble, and If anyone the purpsee to have one Sanford for possible' was in the car it wouldn't belt) o cunuuis.SiOne'rt N eg r or more them either, Presently the question is So I took off for home, just 21)0 considered by the CU) being yards away and called the it studies a tellingCommissionas Sheriff's department ;iropot'i new charter recently would meet them there. by the charter revision drafted Well, sir, I had only 200 yards to coriuiitttet, by imnittt'e. This I'll go, yet I was only there two reconunend minutes when a deputy sheriff the stay, did not -. Such conclusions, the memurandiun warns, could convince Moscow that It has a "green light to mcave forward in certain arm at the world" The u*uxandui'i was prepared for the ,ubcornndttee by Prof. Uri Raman of Tw'fta University's Fletcher School of 1k said stticn he saw the pretty green lawns In front of homes on a nesltlt'ntlsil street, lie was amazed. "Why did you buy a rstnrh, l)ad'"' he asked his father. /..utcco'% contention is the numerous uipantimutmit buildings one right sifter the other breed "gang- type" reaction among young people. In addition the idea of further oserurowdimig the already crowded whools bathers him Intensely. Everyone has told him that the people of Cassi-Iberry, although they do want to retain the "green bolt", will not dip Into their po.-krLt to donaite a few dollars for the effort. The persons who want apartments built at the site are banking that Zacco will be kicked in the teeth with citizen apathy. 1k has so much fulth in the people of his city. II would be a shame lithe cynics were proved to be right. '.l drapery nqt.lter r"w's said he was 4hsehar,e4 (rots's the Navy Last year tirwlef the 1rm amnesty 0.10a'w' program i4,,-V.. , -r ,'it 'I',e ,r",i'-l' ri' ii','i' fl In AriI"..(',' Hffereni light Thursday c ivillari attorney Jaek I. Rlaeknsnn pr's lured * Witness who udefltifled the "love letter" as words he dic tated to the senior chaptisin at Cea'il Field 'lr.'al Air Station vthnn luring a cssunqp1ifl unt il i a rrr,ered by a hard *hell ( persistent lovely girl pi'rua'ttuitiWl the tIM I Cfi'PC? and fined It with Jny, meaning, anti mist of ill, pi.as# share your Love kern tL. flm 01 Capital Ideas B RAY McHUGH thief, Washington Bureau News Service cemetery. My, oh 111>', how policy does change. IMngwood's Council at times certainly cannot be accused of being consistent. The policy was again affirmed that each Individual councilman could not spend more than $100 of budgeted money for budgeted items without prior authorization of Council. Over the years, this policy appears to have been invoked only when it has been convenient. One can look through city records and find numerous occasions when more than this amount has been spent or when invoices have been split or when the bid law has been circumvented. The key is who does the spending. Of course, the way to get aroung the policy Is for a councilman to spend $99.99 on each occasion and he can do anything he wants. The way to get around the state bid law for puchases exceeding $1,000 is to sjn no more than $999.99 on each occasion.For example, authorizing purctases on only 30 water meters at ii time so that bids do not have to be let. I guess I'm not too bright, but I cannot help but believe that putting to bid all the city's needs for water meters for the entire year would get a better price, rather than authorizing purchase of 30 meters almost monthly. Before Longwood officials jump down my throat, let me say that the city's 1920's vintage charter does not reguire bids on any amount. But state law does Now that a new city chanter Is being worked on, a section requirL g bids for expenditures over $1,000 should be written In to give the taxpayer's a little additional protection. to - .kmercan poser and deter- the u11t. L)erw.mtiu candidate has qu*statnied the &ivict muuitaon is going to deride boss Soviet leaders regard policies of "detente" and urged the President when be visits a general strengthening of Moscow," Jackson said Ins American strategic forces. statement. "We may be iLl for "We must carefully consider sorne difficulty if the Soviets whether the shifting military believe tl'.at the shifting equation Is causir.g our stiles military balance Is a sign that arid oir adversaries to alter things are moving their way." their view of .trnet-sca U a Jdison alone among the credible and consisterd nation," ma}or L*nxicratk prUal he said. c4denders has expressed Jackson, once Invited by seelcus concern about the Soviet Prrsadent Nuwn to become military buildup The issue ha s WTetary of defen'-', rriade his been virtually Ignored in statement as chairman of the priznies act tar in favor of Senate suticmrsniluee on domestic topics Jackson also is National Secunty and Inter- :: .. Cadets On Loans / As the zero bout us 1:15 aporoscbed, someone passed out __ / - i -, \ - They do hate Plans to enlarge this force somew hat, and to equip it with more ads anced weaponry i not including Japan nuclear ar1115 1 Hut such steps would not convert into a military power. Their tcrt'es, for instance, are not apatch on ss hat the EEC nations could field Thu' Japanese carry the at giimt'nt fun ther *t'lley antici. pate that others will say their inclusion in it uiye.natlnn power setup Is rooted in their status as the world's third 01 greatest economic poster. Japan is indeed proud of this standing and of the driti' and energy which brought the ceur.try to it. Yet, without false modesty. they contend this slew of their econoin.c strength is misleading In their es- es, thes do net have tC : iro,iit-based economic power. The) te that as an accumulation of ceonomk' wealth which embraces not simply the kind of huge, highly modern pri1uct1on facilities they hate, but also other s'ital assets- housing, schools. hosnitals roads, protection against pollution. These things ihey lack In volume. -. - The shift of nuclear Wwi. Clorew.0 Sny4...' ._ S TOKYO - in the aftermath of President Nixon's SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Drlivwy By Mail of Ale, __ ......1 It was probably no surprise to residents of the Villagi' of North Orlando during the pust few weeks when reports emanating frutu the Village Council told of the agreement between that city and the ('It) of lJ'ngwiMsl on a police disliatch service belnig performed by Longwood. The itcn was dlscus.wd there for several months In open meeting. Hut I onigwo-xI's citizens may have been a little surprised to hear that such tin agreement had come to pass. Not that there would be any big feeling of opposition In lAingwo4Ml. Generally that city's people are always willing to offcr a helping hand to anyone. As happens all to often with governing bodies, elected officials forget what tia:a happened In public and what has happened out of the public eye. Some months ago, North Orlando mayor Granville Brown apiwireui at a meeting ol the I ArngwtNMl Council to ask that the city permit its poli ce department to provide dispatch service. The service had been obtained from ('asselherry previously but the necessity for discontinuation arrived when ('asseiberry decided to go to more sophisticated radios. the iict't'sstty for discontinuation urns cii st Von ('uic.celberry decided to go to more sophisticated radios. North Orlando's view was that the village couid not afford to t'uns'ert to the more expcnsls-e radios m stifled as to would st elconle st isdom from any quarter. however, that Thes are nowhere near being persuaded. has practical the ve'sta) balance of power concept meaning for them of poster the To begtn with. they insist that the kindfundamentally, is, are talking about diplomats world's none, military power And of this they have virtually being limited and wishing to staye limit d to a modest' , ____ Witnesses Aid Navy Chap lain ... .~ :.. I _I 'a Japan and the Vest European la.ith i Etiroptan Econoiik' community) is logical about what they Leaders in Japan. doeply concerned deliberate constricting of Its world role, as An1erlca' see They are are certainly listening to the new siiggeitions. what course is best for them to take and that express it are, the inescapable fact is that inflation has not been stopped at the pocketbook level tfrank!urters at $1.09 a pound and this Is where it must be done. In making this comment we do not applaud the action of Messrs. Meany et al in itself. But we do believe that some such hard medicine must be swallowed by the Nixon administration and dramatize the need to face hard issues here and not in Peking and Moscow before it is too late! it1: - SAt YS(i','Il Li F' %4j i ,fA x,44 rr,thtrg , AP, is gettini a lot of The so-called ''multipolar" approach M1411"specialists The foreign -oni attentiofl these days It r-tht' tlnited su;M.rl underlying notion Is that the diminishing In their world States. Russia and China-are poster drawing In impact and that a new balance '-if "Gathlon'-utc, peonsheru of yellow focap Ser- rniliatic,n for 12 cmtenders B BILLIE BROWN geant at arms Wdaon Paige Round 2 eliminated four arid ounerr Paul Niblock esplained, ,ociatet rreo wrtte' denotes "the lower midportion called for order. Round 3. two more. A7L&NTA. Ga. (AP) of the human mandible"had Twenty beer glawt hit the was t , wx1on still I Eighteenth cesflg M) tabiernates. XrS de stUn'E*dme. But it stumped my ItS White Hart pub, ber. T, table, twenty ballpoint pens reining opçxment, Johnia-t, Sir Joshua poised os'es- yellow foolscap, and combat, rallied round, bending lam to peer as I wrote "thyslc," Mid Martha V&fl DW tiberg, too, Re'rioids., Al,r4r Pope and the race was on. was 4$ to 45 of gat'errd for The end of Round 1 spelled again as 1 acratthed it out arid other aeodas.s a txtssib)e SO words learned discourse and draug1 he.arta"he and thtctlectual hu- stutj "pthLc" Modern-day Atlanta has the Deliberations I. ,\ Hs DONNA t.STE.M stringth Atlanta And Its 'White Hart" Pub - Donna s i~ play Offbeat Ruminations Mobilization of the mighty power of prayer for the lives and safety of American POWs is a move in which all must unite. President Nixon, in harmony with action by the Congress, has designated the period from March 26th through April 1st as National Week of Concern for Prisoners of War- Missing in Action" and named Sunday, March 26th as National Day of Prayer. Nothing could be more timely as it will be just eight years ago that Floyd Thompson was lost on patrol. Since then 1,623 American servicemen and about 50 civilians have been captured by North Vietnam forces. This is the longest period of captivity that American fighting men have ever had to endure. It is also, and this must be emphasized, the longest time that the families of such brave men have been subjected to periods of what appeared to be official neglected and the few times when hopes rode high. This Indochina war has been and is one of the most disruptive which American arms have had to face in overseas conflict when hometown support is weig)ed. But now is given an opportunity, and one of inestimable promise, as the prayers of a united home front are made for the safety and lives of these heroes. To do less than give it earnest and heartfelt endorsement would be unforgettable. JANE CASSELBERRY iiloSS.1' w,slHNG'r')N SEA' they should be In• Japanese are flattered at talk The structure, hut they poster eluded irs a new fls'e.sided stoild illlSt8flt'C%, could don't 'ce host they, in their present cirt arrangenlent of tot ii an tole it, a truiy influential - FRED VAN PELT Menaing Editor ulu'('E .,, .,. .. .. .. .. .. 1. . ~11N sized "self-defense" militar) force. Pray For POWs Pit Japan Skittish Of Leader Role Its Here is part of the statement in s1ith the strong-willed labor spokesman brings "con. Sumer" and "worker" into one class: "The record of flagrant favoritism speaks for itself. The administration's so-called new economy policy is heavily loaded against the worker and consumer, in favor of the profits of big business and banks, and is dominated by the view that economic progress begins and ends in the stock market and the corporate financial report" Here is an economic issue which is bound to be bitterly debated It has exploded in a climate where the Nixon administration and the Republican party is being embarrassed by the ITT affair. Nor has the failure of the President to get down to the nitty-gritty of such issues been overlooked by the Democrats who want to take It -= • a . "'° S semifi le _,luSt)t'i'S II o % UI \ .'' 5 ,uS . ..'.' ',.' - i,'" ' "* ''- - . 4. i ' ', ' -' '.' ' ,, ' i! -.'' -5 ,) ' • ' . ''' 44 4' . a! ""v _ '. - ./ ',i,i j V -'c if. '- in ." VJC. 1, I.' - L'S ',J,i ,'kjlseJQ-.J, - iv.'cjS II �6A-The Sanford Herald Ent e rtainment . .__ Mary Julia George. " H. L. W helchel Jr. _. -_ - _ X-1 -11. ' . .11-. - li 40 \ -~ ~ I" Ir%-ttz_ r I ., - . I 1.. s: -I - . I - I ... .. treasurtr Niric 1cNzirrnri, rt'rdirig secreUir HazeiWest, second 'iCe president; M arguerit e Partin, president and Margaret Manire. first t'ice president ..I::'k:: h'EfL' of Ut• Bu Clu Chapter of Lctta Kappa Gamma teacher'i iiciCtv are from left, Jornsc Buclelew, ((fpmidIn 5•crt!tarv; Ethtl Riser. .. .' - P .." id JVUA(.OR(,E MISs MAR l - 1 .IfSS ,da Llie1err i. J Barcia \ . AlU pn, rt iJk. I Liii aecreLar. Nancy McNamara and supper. the corresponding kappa Gamma, an in- After following slate of officers was Jontar Ruckelew of C)vrndn; ani Margaret Manfrt ternatuinal hona ,oeiet fo treasurer, Ethel Riser of Alai AldUi MUwet, L4ettle Jr , women educators, met Tuda3- elected (or the 19T2-7 term . /711 Palmer. Jo Anne Rowe, Barevening at the kweh iith president. Marguerite Partin of Sanford 7') S n ou b l Exch 1 .Y Members attendinE the ban fluprecht. NeUte sct Arbor home of Mrs Elizabeth Ovie& first vice-president. hivd for i rove-rd' dish supper Margaret Munfri- of Sanford; deligtitfui affair were ,lran weIert. Charlotte Smith iir hi'r ping-11 w&%ou t!!'. parlor of liii Chur'i, tyidirt Slit ChT$Cd hi C4&SCIIdUIE ?i11S. l..zn& MaxL ttLrn second vtrt-president lioxel llnwrr1, EllLiltk'tl. lsovd. Jnntse Luclir Snyder, Katherin Mri Barcta chose a lLrnf Mrs Gill Lmrberr), Orlan& Waistlines and calories were West of Oviedo, recording Huckele. .1cm Carlson i'4na Ieagui;, Gerry Weldon, Ilazei Lznelx!rr., daughter of Mr and bouquet of ycilo. prod green .W!I1IL'. dress wi th whiti kept the bride'5 1W ThofliAs f Luthbrr., ant. ypsophelu. lorgotten as members eljstwiJ srcretar !",nnc' McNnnuirs ' Chuttender,, Margaret Goit. West and Catherine Wnelnhei M -_________________________________________________ Sanford and William Tyrus Bridesma'ro was Mrs misting with the servuu and accessories and an orchid C'O1'sa4te tram her wedding Barcla, anti of Lt Col and Richard Reichie, St. Peterstwrg entertaining Were Mrs C. W Gifliam, North Carolina; Mrs bouquet The couple left for 1. Mrs Rnhert F. Rurcln'., St and bridesnuiids were Mia Auguctint, wet-i- un ited in Din Siieperd, Tampa and ni. RUnIPf. Orlancu' and front wr'ddirw trip in Savannah. Ga Their nevi residence will be tr Sanford, Mrs W. A. Leffler. Miss J 'Matrimony. March - ' g7 Winter Park. The groom as a Rev David Bedding, was Augustine. Their gowns and Mrs. Richard Packard, Mrs. W. 'r., M. Allen and Mrs. Ouida Let member of the Orlando Police (•flUflfl at I).fl.atiflf-(t- i de ntica l LiShi Lineberry and Linda and Force and the bride is a teacher doub le ring at a.m of the honor at te ndant. Junior at Seminok High School. Ann Cookse%. is Leigh an Robert F. Rnrcth served h Memorial Presbyterian , . hostesses dasstrthuted the rice Sanford son a,- best nian Church, St Augustine, W. It . .' Dixon. organist. Thi rrrepflin. slU wa: the bags ti those attend ing : . -. presented Ht : apprnpruitt nuptial mun for . . I & : . r I if D - •' R te s o. e , Hai I Co ntest. A 1k Marcl. Tit'tiiij Delwna Civu /i.uociutwi. Cammunt nieniber, in at- / tendance T wo ne memt.iers welcomed were Ethel Heri'i. and Ma deline rniott Beverly Stulu-enberg, president, announced a cant parts to be held Saturda evening et the C'.omniunit House Highlight of Liii- meeting was hat contest AU hats werenuidi' tv Liii' wurnet. tared the- contest The WUUiL'r: were most beautiful. Ann Scott most original, Wyorus Fren ch , (winiest. heveri &urbenberg. I 1 ii, . / / . . . - j ______.. a . - ,.. . - I. A __ k . . . . ' - .. •j . - r ..,.-• -•, L' - ' -'- .- --' - '1 - - . n-;:in . , - .'' ' lit us p , ' - . . ltk _. " . 1 7 1 Ti . . _. ,, ' , I fy_f ""' rris I - I'IhIl..iIi. thin Chapter of :ci; iei;" , , Society. a, Giminw ternutitnwl organiza tion women educators, held a t:, etwon meeting at inanity Building an Lreabur Saturday, March i Mrs Bnaxtim Perkins ill Mrs Leiiiietli t.cttoL' helii" seth We lrt'e'rrstuq: progr:. witich consisted of living pw traits of the meaningful cur, tribuiuens of the followini women- Indira Gandhi, Mar.ar Curio Marie Anderson. Florence !ightingule, Jam' Elemtu arid Addanu. Roosevelt Women educuua's uttemaclisti; from Seminole County wee-i' Mines "mn Stevens. c E Cnt'ltc. Kenlielli Echob, boyd C.okrmeun, Perkins. Richard Packard, Wilma Colbcrt. Thelma teens. and Mjsae.s, Lavisizi llIarAvett and Grace Mum' Stnier,zpher , -' ''-" - - - - i' "I '' -' ,.. S PLF'W " i.'" - - " - ' -' - I ftruxlumi E • mere given :f Ic' the meeting the jdllo salad, cake. cup cakes, d and narita rwkim nut, - " you as a "token" engagement ring, or U he expects you to Mm Mar) Walluna Mrs EUeX* Buy' received the wear it. If be expects you I. wear it, level with him. !ioStess gift. , O Mrs Elizabeth Harizh, 31 So C.urtez. received the Garden of the Month plaque for the most arid best kept yard a! Suds in Your Hair - " --.- - - - e ' I - -' '-- 'I ' '" "'""'" ''nit ti turn us the second tiner of time' Mn Byrd ,\leriwruti Scholars of *301) given II'. 11w Florida State' MUSU 'lcatrhers' asaucuitiun, the John Philip Sousa band award and tuition ramp ('allege- Festival awarded huh in 1971 At present, Mn, lurun is PIieYUUt baritone in the Manateor Junior Collage hand and often appears as a soloist with the Florida West Coast Youth 4 ii your chest. Writ, to ABBY. Boss W.M. La. Angeles. Cal. ISIS. Fe a personal reply ewelone- stamped, addressed eveiope The' club held a runrnw.ge sa lt at Super Viu St-re on 4Z. P,'Li.. tiyi T I L..L.L.k. WIN AT BRIDGE itumont' Springs. Proc.'eeds will tieriefat the' club T h ! LOW LAY htioT'nt1 Wuchis on the meal With las their Valentine Girl. Ellen Keeler. with it tea at the home of Myrm Vaughn presented a corsage o red tea roses. on greenleni. A bingo party was held at the tionie of Dim Futrell it welcome rn-v rutie'. llama Meadows. Luri Payton. Judy famous peach cobbler. Attending the party were Chuck and Elizabeth Jett, Terry and Time Futrell, Rex and Susan byrd. John and Amui'et Lahosa . Eddie' and Phyllis. Sentuirik. Richard and Ellen Keefer and Ellen 't niothe" M-: lttiyc' (runt Cullfunua, lonini'. anti sa.ee'. The airs'. rushes wit. their husbands were Bob iumid Janue Murvmc, Mike and Vickie Oyler, Hon and .1mM' Car. peTtier . Henry' and betitue' Buwlin, Ho and hem. Spew and a trunferee Namt' Cruuthan'el axicl her husband, Jiaci'. ,,uuuithda ?,.,... 'z,..,.,. 1...... .e-'-' n'" Carpenter, Deobue' bowlin, %'tckur Oyler and Jamie Mar. vine. hoot' prizes wet-c kitchen gadgeti, For rush social all were invited It the' hone of Mr arid Mrs Jut Car,t' 5t. fat' Western party Sloop) Joe's, macaroni salad, cuksliev and u4.her guodies were served, Papa Joe put the crowning "' "••' A 'How Could You---' Hand :::a1.' U,.' t:dfl'l , hit \% .'st Lad thr e" hearts and NURSING I:ad shown up with two spade's. had to be The against East South should have played out all but one trump and distardeø down to ace-king of clubs and all four diii. in dummy East nionda CENTER Wtø/'t your trip squ.'t'ze are, hour Nursing Cart For Private Patients - VA Medicaid 24 would have to get down to also. If hr hun unto tour dianiondi Soul (,add ('ash dimii ,n 's lop six cards - Out Patient Therapy "1 2nC St S S.nfurd. F 10 pr. 712-47c7 e. lobs. gel hack to his ow xi hand by rifling a diamond aid Score' ttii 121h Seminole ewupused of approximately l wviil waves anti mothers have' uerr singing 'uge ther and Nursing and - Ti-IL. LOl')k of yestercin 'IKl(I is riwclelecl li Mri l'madrich Smith ThIb dress is considered Lu tit- tit(- beginning of tiat' short skirts It was very shocking because hiw' ankles showed beneath. Mrs, Smi th modeled at the Altamonte Show. Spri Garden Cl u ub .t.,,10 lL 1 - II G ord ngs '' , . on ( dge 1hI A f- hrx J ~1 (n 1S whot it lu'Jt' Wdr' Ad can dc 4 0 Mrs. 11 a?, Smith learned this is trot by piecing the following ad: the ti-si day four calls and sold all tt'it items • Convalescent Residence years Mn Guy bishop it the' is the itCVDulpalUSt Meiabers of the Junior and SeniOt'V'Ufl*hl ICIUbe and their guem 't' attend tins pre-.Ljam2r esent ' yo u too will Lw Afl'J..ZED at the far.t rtrtpunw a Son Personalized Professional Nursing Care Since 1964 turd herald ad brings. Arst Dial 322261110 start JDO Be Avenue Sanford Fl a. - -'--- -- Ph 3 755 .1181111.6 Jacob) tii hen to.'la s s p.aa'i '.'. played Liai,'l, 'a: uuiud 19:ii t'au,.a'd tiUlte a i(iUai)t''' , liii iJarutui't (Quid ,miikr "Sofa. 540. ChaIn. $3 $ Rocker. U. 713 Charokes Mrs. Smith rrej Oswald f South wgtit.'d to know I'.m, Florida audiences for tiu-er director- and Mrs Robert Smith ta uk v illi ills eight of lui.s II East held three' duilis On Mae-eli 14 "Mania Katie" Corley gave a programn on the meaning of beta Sigma Pith and the origin of Ganuiw Lambda. Friday, March 24 jf Circle. Sunlend. ooc-uooc The Central Florida Chorale, What's your problem? You'll feel better U yea g et It .11 the munti, Lam bda Entertain s I C tpr1rz'. Rush usri Cociai.s GWIZflW DEAR ABBY I am getting engaged won and my fiance wants to give me a ring that has been a family heirloom for years Liit seek he brought it cr'er and shotited it to me but Ahoy, I 'font like it at all It is really- gaudy, and I can't we myae'f wearing anything like that Should I tell my fiance I don't like it' Or should I accept it so everyone else will be happy' SUFFER-RING DEAR SUFFER-RING: Ask him U he wasti to gte it to moisturize. 161r471..1Ii.t asiStant organist at First h-estiyleruen Church lx ;dditiuri tit continuing tus plaxto studies with Grin. Perry, e-, Sarasota, Mr. Turon Licipated an manyacadenuc arid musical activities at North Fort Myers Higt; School such at Ow lied k,mght band, )Jtiys Chum emit he. was president of National Honor Social) and iildiJaruir ci' the tins, a' ir'i l-f'?( S .1 am e ,,j I Gamma and .i tfl . DEAR NOSY: No But some of my best Iile'sds did. M inutes of the February meeting were' read nd a;.;r'rd ,and committee reports knees. Avocados smooth and tiw nemi,en V nrl . . n au' the' tniitde' of the skin :1:.:tand ti-chlitmuin Winn Rh ,i ul o 0 Program for the evening via ncmberaniaking ;ilastic thiiar tram colorful egg cartons Flowers, will be completed and arranged in containers which vuIl displayed at the next Mary tairrrcssc"ti' Mr luron. oni'. 1, ha, beet. a claim that the heat nivaicuui since' 11w age' of seven for hard-eurl hair a- bee" lie has. won firs; prizes in iu All you need is a U t- a am ,oLt. woe-k and in Liii' upper ounce used on the hair alter ha in pci tim C. then comt riiiiftti division in Aliibanw tlirouti set an d dr'. lmai and 11tm He was. at, • .ii'rtnl! . nj 4' DEAR ABBY You wrote. "I think there should be a special place in heaven for the woman who marries a divorced mar with a first family. because as far as the man as concerned latiether from guilt or whatever) his "first" family usually comes first And the same holds true' for a divorced woman with a first family Abby. I don't want to get personal. but such insight and compassion could only have come from a woman who has had that experience Did you per-chance marry a NOSY dn.'or-rrd man with a "first" family' mendiers were served refirt-sh- wiltGr culinary lacluevementi are' famous, will be' served at 1it'r preerditig the' DF,AR ASSN' Sine-c others use your column to air their pet gripes, may 1' It's c'u,ctomcrs who, when thes arrange for an appointment to repair their television, fail to be there, or even lease a door unlocked They don't call, they )ust aren't there [Always an escw.e, "I went to the store for a few minute's," car trouble. etc I Abby, tim' Is money, and these inconsiderate people cost us both. )4 other repairman friends tell me they've had the same lousy experience with some customer's. What's the mat:e: with people nowadays.' Their word Isn't worth a DISGUSTED REPAIRMAN IN TEXAS thing .i-u. c, • MAI,...,.i 1tabert Medlicott served kitcher , umlittet Mi-i. l..oretu otmeliy and cunimittee servect ii the dining room I - ' iwietiew; was. the huspitultt _____ ________ TFebruaryMertingnf th i Orlando Garden Club was ". heidai the home of Mrs George' Duquette, on So. Cortez. Thursda. March E with Mrs * Ralph West hostess and Mrs Avocado Treatment Avocados are rood, and ot for just eating. You cur In W oman s Club Concert prepared i is i e s! l)uquetteeo.hoatess • st, Chorale To Appear - - beau (V O B MARS WI ATI - . f 7;1. Ti cemksrs for distribution, Wtill'knowti Fort Electio n of officers will be Myers Art,. Department of the Sanford held at the next meeting. April pianist. Charles Turun. arid The- Wunuin's Club on Mat-eli Z 1,1 li A numirultuig committee Central Florida Chorale will be the Vunuin,- Clubtiouu' %%41.$, appointed Margaret till' ft'iiturt.'ei artist: on the' street WonsoreC h' the !' fln S'iiulicr, ctuiarnwri. Pat 1.vnci. covered A dish lunch. riace O'Brien. Adelade Covnei,. .. -........ , 6L and Adele Williams are the J .• - ps program will ilor held at Uir Duval ChIldmis' Honiv at, aittuiwaiy, Da Mrs Jerr nuctrar, of honor, Otlan4, Wore a formal length gown of niatir voile' with empire- waist and ist sleeve, and flocked voile' Bill Vincent Photi am _lid a r osesundgy'psophl1a hkr , -Meeting of lieltona Civic A HAT CONTEST highlighted the March Association Laidies Auxiliary. Modeling their award-winning creations are Beverly Stuhrenberg, I unnest, and Wyona French, mosi original Under the' thrrctiot. Margaret Wagner, E..aster it.i..,', in.. .L. r - I Langknecht. iIeUech' !iiirues dm1 Agnes ,.*,,.i'.,**,, 1A S . ''- -. .rtt% . . liaor pruet. were won by A delicnu '..'rveti b .. - appliques of lace and pearls or, the organza sleeve, and shirt Her finger-tip veil a! imparted French Illusion was attached it headpiece of ale lace trinuned with pearls and carried a bouquet of cattleva and phalaenopszz orchids, vejfn, roses and gypsophUa piiuiaenopsu ct-cmos, ycutr. ., . - - jF'i D aisles, Gi ve n in marriage b father. the bri ck' won- a fornui. length gown of slipper soUr u?1nganAlenconlacr ... . ' - theceremony, 1. _-_.._ • '. ft -- M Morrucon volunteered Uj bake .. -. who, March 5 Cand and favors will be' distributed Wvona Ft-earl., / . - -- and 11 guest:. wen- Ibe repairmen: 4, . 1. hEAR All: Thanks for the reminder. Now hear it from . - . S . . 2 Nails'e nistoli I i)iimh ihow 14 M'.t 4 l',n.'-'cirp'. .i."m.'itl'-ste.I '* M o t I, .,i §116% I 40 httis," St t)n,.va 4? IIihtmu'i'r 41i ettaiti I,'.It 44 l'ts'et •'.Iiig 4* tn,lis ,,tu.I. 47 Pints • bom 4* ('on, but O tlrl.( ri('an'il.nect it.'. Wind 21 Kin.I of rrr rrrr 11 11 12 13 14 w_ ir - - - 21 24 - 20 - - -- J 2223 I 25 30 to 11 17 d i-I 16 27 F'- '. 1 34 42 43 44 YOUR ad, ' If 6 . takeout double at the lit.-.level with .wthiuug in spiidrs and North wanted to k,auv vhs- South had to go to six under his oval stein afte'i the double We f.''! 'i.e i.q tubUle might lies c be',viic a real fight if North had known that South oud enke the' slant uttef West led two rounds of hearts Sou' i did try Li s cry 1..-t f.rt:v.' MiU'irL,' After Phi) hig a few ,uunda of trumps tie played three' rounds diaaaui;ds Then lie rein tie rest of his. It uinps If '.%'e's.t 1ii be'.'ti long In Wil iyiu'ivrs tee' would ha ve South could play ttir.'i' t ounds of dianionds to act up i.. i..I .4,r,i,..,viil Iii tliitntiI i. ; 'i;e cis to dee-ide Just ahiat cards ' ' . ,'f I ing onto 'i; ' i , - .',ii INTIPPCSI [21H1iJNII -i ' 'IT i' t l..t'i.f.f l.i is'1',1 51.-st NwiIi Ems, SOUIII P.s. V V 4V Pass 14 24 34 P.S. Yu.. I P... P.'s S,'.ti), i.Ad ,6A K $ 5# VA? #J 4AK6114 Wh.t du y ou .1., ii..'.' A--?a. Your par Suer Isa. shuvi' • loS uf h.rt.. but also a bait hunt JUJ)Ai'$ tJI.I._ST1(JN I,,, • d of UIhfItig tIn.. vUUS ) par is., ho. Lad tout liesi t s uY"r )our S.'. t'p.ds Wl.i do yu du s.' Aissar' Tuneessusi I lttt 114,11 % Ij II Ii' I , 41 41 - - 43 50 52 53 56 56 - --- _! 48 - --- 54 57 -- its i'qli,l,' tlt..%II-:It l)lA II 1.1111 5 . I niuss iii,' icr li,iial ILIN4 lure ii'. nileible tee iii,' ictirti 111, 111, 0% ,,,l.i,ikr',, i.lunui lice' fiber content of t1I5s as se,'iI tie 111111 14. 4. I a icuhl tic's sr plcltlEr liii.# such ii Job ssilluuc,ii first in'. mE it scuinpie' or hi, .Ini duct, 'I tiers' inru hi' it ('cc,',hlnciiiccn of ulcer s a herr tin,' a cmlii licks' (tie' ,i i' cmii iunoilc"r a ictilil n.ml.. a a'll.knnt, ii cite i-.ini PnIy% iiaii's sin its juirlosigroi Shut 'nun" pill) i-slit. and acrylics ilii not ntcsorli ci'.,' not still us icihiere. I tints' u,t,'uI lieu' sulXgeet,',I ,uu'lbc,uI 011 cciil,.,i unit wool ti-re tulle fun-tori hut iltuil chums's not mi-un lilt, ri-sidle teilt tie tic.' 'ann' with nil rugs. tsouulcl unit rcrotiit,,.'uuh tumor cite ing (or cclii carpets -1'011Y II.tV . Polly's Problem iiI-:.lu l'i)I,I,V I secciclel like- Io knew which I icciclel '.% 1111 tics- ,lli,1l i - t mc;cs of ctel cclii kiuit ma iu't liii , lilt cite', It cciii uii:ik tiit cit c'ssu's JVNE 21 -'. \,-, WAKE YOU THE 9" !DRESSE R AND " ITHE BANKER T001.j IDEAL FOR SUMMER! lil-,ht l'l,i.\' 'Nts i'c-t I'm-i's.- I'. ailti (I.' ihie'uk 1.ttictic iii liii (ti' iiiccuceuuel it'll cc te leer,' lhit'y tttiui,'tlinc', have a% loans' ii'. 12 i'hc','k cuuits It ts'i'iiis lice's e ueeilci to. '-ci si' ccii.' cci 6t0 liii ('Slf S )NLY 'uu'.ticmc'rs I li;ujeps'n ti In' ciii.' of IIi's.' 11111 lmielilucic,'ci Ice'sehile tehiec l°'s- mis this's- go scu tucetluliug uk% iii.' nicer,' II I IIII (ci hEiSt' (ic wait e',ecliecIs fill thu,' e'cu'.tcuiic.'t mihc',uci tic hoe,.' iii% c - limit ith' lcliutt' SI' ttui'tk A11 1 11 0 % ,41 ?sIu,e 11110''. I limit',' gi'. c'li tip soul w alked •uuut "hen I had t'hieisc'ii 11111v ccii.' icr Ites, itc'tnc 5.(I'y fesc sleet','% ciii hiatt' sic itc'uri .'sptc''.s hinc's limit llic'e.' sir.' alt. heel ''I' with eliot guts MItS .\ I' Vim " Ill receive it ulnihcr If l'olls' ititroi sour hit ante hionieni itklug Idea, Pet i'ree, e, I'oIis i1 rohi6n or solution In H problem. Write Polls In care of this new spiiper, lOO', POLYESTER ITIt GENERAL TENDENCIES: Until flOOfl you can get much of value done, especially in using intuition to better understand what your companions expect of you After midday, very different influences come into effect and you would be wise to retite from the wotl I of po.tive action and work on improving your appearance and wardrobe ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr. 19) The early part of the day can be most active and happy at whatevet duties you hate 'o perform, but take care ycu do not get into arguments ii in You can spend money foolishly at you do not ke ? your purse ripped Take care AURUS (Apr 20 to Ma>' 101 I he earl>' pant of the ttl .s test to improve situations at home, but don't ti) to do it in the evening, or big rumpus can start Get busy with the paint brush and other activities to cheer things up a bi', Show you are optimistic where the future is concerned, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) The Jay hours are heat t r 'vhateser at is you have to do stn:e you could meet up a- a - oxte accident In p.m unless careful, so plan to get as mu'i done as you can during day. Go over your letteus and ke that the wording is right, Ditto for atatements, etc. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Your Judgme t ., better during the day than at night, so make the nig1tt cje,isuc,,na early. Take the time to attend to repairs that j:3 ..eceuary Make your home really chaining and clean LEO (July 22 to Aug. .1 1) Get a-oiL done during the d.g ,nd then plan to attend sonic nice social affair In p.m. Dress well Do not argue with one who Is looking !r a whipping boy. Smile and all works out fine VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) Morning it best time to Ito after the information you want in a confidential way, or y' I ou1d meet with criticism later on. Serve those who ate not as lucky as you. Show that you have real poise. ' 100% POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS I p. be a day of rest Only by truly living the (;olden Rule, refraining from doing anything that is risky and living in accerd with the highest principles you can conceive art you able to keep o'mt of trouble, tensions and difficulties Attending church helps, also stu ly. l to Apr 19) Improving your health is of ARIIS (Mar prime a.mportar.ce now, so get at that first, then show gratitude to one who has helped you Plan your activities for the new week well and you can accomplish a great deal. Avoid one who bickers TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 10) Stop acting in such a ii' abut manner and show you sic a serious person with much dignity. Good pats may be In a crotchety mood, use diplomacy and avoid arguments Take it easy In the evening (.1 bIlNI (May 21 to June II) 'the situation at bionic is rather puzzling, so study it well instead of arguing Losing your temper is the last thing you should do Slake sure that your business affairs are working out as you want theirs to MOON CIlILf)RI:N (June 21 to July Ii) You have to use much care so that you avoid accidents of all kinds now Instead of being sarcastic with others, use tact instead try to be more active than you have been in the least (et Inure done 110 (July 22 to Aug 21) II YOU forget finan'.ual troubles and concentrate on the phuios.ophical side of life, you uivakc this an inspiring day and p in Wise persons give you right slant as to how to advar,cc in life Listen carefully. VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 2?) Although you air feeling unhappy, do not take )out ii out on others but show kindns,s instead Get back on the rig,ht beano Do somnethin about irnpmovus'g healihi arid appearar''.e as well vs hole you have She time 1111K [ 111R A (Sept I) t 0, I '1) 'I lime arc iltuitioni hard i> (LNI:RAl. I l:N DI: N('hI 5' Don't mel> altsjctlen 051 )our own ;uIgtiient tci.Iay Use your china and delight others which can put YOU in a favt.irahcle position You lease mu'. Ii energy now and can complete jobs awaiting your attcr,tuon fly taking health ttratttirrts You can gain renewed sitahil )r Mill ; tMat 21 to Apr. I')) At tend It) Important duties lit the in; urn ing later discuss W ith asuoc ia es how to become int-, se gtcduclist' in ile tutuir A giol tuutec to ;IIiptusC >0111 'oatdcnl,e Do some t.rrious thin), rig tonight I AIlKIJS (Apr 20 to Slay 20) You can engage in social activities and make the' right onreect ions at this lime. A thoughtful gift to Insci came will tic ctCfithltd for a long time Show thai you tiuii>' Case (;LMlNl (May 21 to Juiie II 'ctt home •hiouhd lie the core of your thoughts tad,>- arid tonight. You are able to clevcrl> Jevelop a rev plan you have in mid. tin anne entertaining tonight, Stic,w that )OU hise poise MOON (I(ILI)kl.N (lure I.' hi Jc!y Ii) You have ideas ftomiu outsedcvs that cart hell) ease your Jitesenil financial condition which has bent bomhiering you. Maki: (he right contatta Don't neglect to ortesporvJ with key personsr LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) ?legln the week prope,iy by I;li;Ilemg )/OUt projects to a *'rl.,ble level Stamt iii the sight duct lion Read up on trade Joulnuli for vital infonituation Show that you are wehl'unfosn:cd VIII (,() (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) If you step out for eritcmtuisiimecnl tonight, n ial.c suic you ate looking your best. Engage in group affaims that can bring understanding and Iu ''n; ;u,;:. :inki r.;.-'sn $250 YD. In aacquards And I ihiRA (Sept i to Oct ?21 Meking pisne with .lIe'ot s best in a in since they ate apt to he less cooperative later 1 the day, when you had better wo.k alone Avoid so; iiisltetl or there will he arguments Enjoy family instead SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 1. 1) I he early pirt of the 5 best (ou handling affairs in the btisineis world, CSpCci.II / thosethat truly vital. Adverse conditions oukl ari se :1 tnit if so, handle them quietly and well £ no SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to l)ec 21) Don't resort ,3 -iiolence Take care of personal correspondence in a m it I don't forget to make 1110K important telephone cult, citbut Not a good day for making ,adical ,leanges Pr starting sonic trip. Cane and caution ate the keynote now. ',-l'RlC0RN tOec. 22 to Jan 20) Get duties dora efficiently in am. and then quietli play, read or whatesrr really relaxes you. Mate could he in a blue mood so do not ex'ect much fun in that direction. Treat kindly, though AQUARIUS (Jan. II to Feb. 191 You can easily find a '-that your true position is with others in a at. and -i.e nothing that can bring ill will. ("ontiol your temper sine others are apt to be in a negative frame of mind. Call good fimends on the telephone tonight. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar, 20) The am. is .he best time ta delve Into any new projects you have in mind, but don't take others into your confidence Your hunches are most accurate, but even these should tee kept to yourself Shoe.' , Fancies Full Bolts Values To $7.00 Yd. YOU I .")rll ,' I to (i_c ,'.) I 01101 Ititciughi with ideas lt,,i? dti'.egs I'.0 >ai to, licirti results inite*J t it nel>'tn,' '.silri) un )4 ,111 own thoughts A penotu you like needs heli'. sic goir it Show 11141 yoti arc 51IC NI() K I'll) ((1,1 II t,c No'. II) ('tunic to a tine agreenuclut wit hi J.ciutc s in a iiiuelcual sinden t ak uiig Shuew i'ig gi atittcdc to a loyal friend a hun has dune favors for you is vise Do bomliC riltri t cinitiug tonight Ill at is not ri pensit e Ill I cugege In JO sM.l I I,% 14 1 t! S IN'. 21 hi l)cc actit ii)' t hut can help 5o achcieeo a fond ttteam and gite \ou gel su;'l'.cit t:'eci yceui lu - dIve wI ties' 1titcle,. logic i 111i Ili ci'. u'. iitiiei t a) utig SInew Ihiat >ou 11.1% C atiuhit > CAI'H It ()R ,N(Dec 12 to ian 20) You are stile to meet a ctiamuiinp prisons Soda> that you have been looking furwamst tc. in seeing filuch gloil tOJIC a set (liii t'oninnuuneiatirig *till ueul-nf'Iownv;s helps nuutuuai aliairs AQI.'A K IllS (Jasi 21 to I etc Ii) YOU live w'rnk to thy that tireds an entiiueastk applc'a hi (cc attain heat mc.oit' 'c wcciIcms air ipecat 0c01cr,ati'.e ii'slay Fiitget the siiial iecniglel K elas at hicnmee instead P15( - 1 S JI'Cli 20 to Mar 1(1) I aLe Stie inhluatmee with assoCIate's amid you fusid they w ill :imp'laic 5'. ithi >5)11 flhI)IC willingly You have to do liC apoiring Oil Ilittv It o n c# was the 'use vs a> gtouuni 111111k nettiuitlt'.ely Ice cit she w ill tic II N1 )1114 111111 IS uS IK N 1(11 IA 'I one set those sic hg let Vial s-aug people vs itli iUiut Ii '.iciiiicauiuui lit lice Siatiate I lie cclu'. aticeti should he dircird along lines euhiiic liii' at entertaining oiliest ant pleasing tIe crisaguritnciat s.huut'l I.e s tint- .11 >'-i iii uncle ci hat $"111 '1 •. .- . jut - liii ti.t( i t iri',Ii''l - --,> esuegs1e: : -m dr'-'' J10010 BETTER BUY FOR LESSI Polyester DOUBLE KNITS $ 88 I Zo 44 I , 44 '#5 ' Polyester And Cotton DOTTED SWISS YD~ Full Bolts devotion to mate in p.m. U' YOUR CHILI) IS HORN 10I)AY .. . he or she will be one of those highly rn,it:ye people who will absorb whatever the surrounding conditions may be and tee;c"tre morose if they, axe not up to expectations, to get busy no'v and make conditions at home mote ideal and succeset t'our child can become most successful if encouraged by > .n the big Ideas that are a natural part of this mentalit, Send to college of own choice to your liking but harping about thein does no good, so get busy and have things the way you want them by effort on our part. Don't take on the tcnsionc of others, either Stec, iear of trouble St ()Kl'l() (Oct 21 to Nov 21) Show courtesucs to others i n your desi,ngs with them acsiay and you make fine t take any hucadwa>' I hey are in an irritable mend sit don' ,hiances \ou do best by wonking alone it aims today and tonight SA(,i II ARIUS (Nov. 22 to lice 211 'iou have to get thuoe.e duties done today event if you think you are not in the right mood, but this can he sllCrCOflie through detcrriiunation 1 hen you get the ikay of hijhue:'ups Evening is fine for relaxation, watching 1 V ('1'1'0'I ([)cc 2.' to Jan 20) If you forget the tried .in'.i true and jump Into ' t ie sink nown, ) (cli will has c trouble ,.Way w (''night l'lin t.w to be niure itiLcC'.Sl ul in the future Study your newspaper well for idea'., ads AQIJ.'\ KIltS (Jan 21 to Feb I')) You simply have tie keep those pxriutsei you have nii'.lc' tcxlal' and avoid trouble later on F,y In please mate, also A gnome relenting attitude is sequined to gain right results. Avoid one who is a troublemaker l'IS('l.S (i'ete 20 to Slat 20) Impress an associate with your conscientious wit) at tarrying through with promises YOU hate made, obligationi you have ASS11111 hi Steer clear ot a partner who ii a h'tcntte cit nerves today. Go out to sisit withi a iiud friend tonight II 'it Hilt ('1111.1) IN lU )lt N I Oi)A V he or she will tie' uric of those highly enetgeti young people who wants to slit things up all the (hue just for ihe fun of it, to use UI' escess energy and feel like the cok of the walk, so ahil )'titlflg liti JUt CI it) perftiriti I list teach your child to Iii' only constructive things I huemi this tectonics a euscteui anti fineint' life at a vs-rite,, i*trsIrrscti, cr i'd iti r - ci'. CAN'T VALUES TOs$ooYD. IN FANCIES ALL = SPRING PASTELS 1 First Quality FULL BOLTS SHEATH LINING SLJND1t GENERAL IIINI)LNCILS. ihis really should PER PIECE I TO s YD PIECES IN VALUES TO $7.00YD the Carroll Righter Institute I'- $00 DOUBLE KNITS oroscope h k from SEW I SAVE AT PRICES TO .tflflOLI ILIGIITI1t'S.. 00 ,7, 4i F- If, MEW FASH IONS IN SPRING TYPE FABRIC • 51 - ( ,' 29 28 Hill 111'll l'tii,l,V Ilk" Mn, gl.', we wit tli.'ti uI unit F .141 ut i'.l It 't'u'en l',(ttie, liquilel or 1111W11010,11 'Is'' 111,1 let' 1141.11 'dimc,,iIute.; liii, c-nt pcI (It it or wi-I it CF1 If v-ill iil'.citl, the us'' N is ach-ic-cl cisc' cii. ciuilini' to dir.', lictit ml Ii. l'11I4Ic 'ci. ii cc thu 11111411 Ic' tide us,' lnt c, liii' tt,l • Ilrlu't ICIIII itik.' tutu' seii g't cii'e'p itutf fill11111, Is,' cclii tecellil,, 11 ,411 nect l.iicu'l. iu,ii. whluh, s 'e c nIc' its so;, ii,, ti,' Iltece, 1111414.1 II,.' I ii j oat rciliI'a ' Klmul as i w 11"o, it lciiii I.' Ue'I oft lies' ntitle loI cit t A hut it .I.'luuct,cicliIs, a III 4110'1'41 Ii. li smt %','lieii tim's ssij'u' cii! mittS "Sc i'll s'.ilIe cud I eslulli' cliche'. S.,ic' I slIs tit,t hilts, to Icc' huceic lec'ci cup u'ai,, - 1 1.11 111 33 31 ) DEAR ABBY to reference to "Disgusted" who had so many bad espenerices with sex's-ice and repairmen who didn't show up She should call the Better Business Bureau when shopping for a rtpairman And even more Important, if one doesn't show up, she should let the B B B. know about it Businessmen with a reputation for "standing up" their customers don't stay in business long And your complaints to the B B B are kept strictly confidential. ALL FOR THE B B B . %I- mo'c-,-cn.nt "n ":';:'.10. 3,2 our reason for aiLing Is a '.abd one, which change'. the c'omph'sinn of the situation. S.. don't guess who"% coming to dinner. Ask! 4 - - 11 b (o, lutist' Ii IiIR l.It ________ Craz i,n'lpt tO "''' 0101' Vt"I $ Mtitk' r'..i 11111 to Iiitstrltf.l II f'(umt*v ti"I 'i ii n s'i.-t ii nt.. 24 Cosrt hominy 54 lilioni.,' 5? Kniihis 21 IM,t Hsw'wt ¶C!ipa.rintii 27 Tt.1.ti (its) 1)111% 7' 7,1 niutmIsh st ret-omen. n 1 ('5 24 fltt.stIe flsIio'i tl'('fl'. the prop; let. of asking a ho.ctrss. when she invites 'a.i to dinner, " Who else is coming' I don't think l's impolite to ask I always do And it's not because I may want to decline o aecept, depending on who else will he there We live an the' suburb., and If friends atm live nearby are going to the same' patty in the city. s's convenient and fun to ride together If I invited someone to a parts. and she asked who else was coming because if she (lldnt care for some of in% other guests she might decline, I would ALWAYS ASKS rather the did ' - It I14%401, I Numbu' 53 (tTItSfl 1101%,111 l' AR ARR' This -_ --- ______ -_ Officers L. Pntte'nI muii,sa a I)I'AR 01.11: It your husband needs an X-rated film to turn him on. hi him go a ktar knot tell him to hure '.ira(ghl home befor'i' eu tori, IN, or he", un,e".f tilT' I - of Alpha Tat; Omega Fraternity The weddinç will he an event of .lune 10, at All Souls Cthnhr Church. Sanford a Beta Chi Elects off V WS'i 11,4, 0041.1 DEAR ARBY. Pke 1:11 me, am I an old fashioned, prii,m 52 ir'ohi vile, mother, and grandmother because I don't en)n' going to X-rated movies My hii'banel thinks I am He asked me to go to one of those movies with him and I diet, and I didn't care for it at all To me acs Is something beautiful between a husband and wife, arid I don't like to see it cpkiite4 before' my eyes on a movie screen My husband says It turns him on Well, it turns me MT' I'm you think I 9hoeJ.1 go to se' moves '*ith him usl to keep hin 'e'empan% I Find them hiimitati M.1) FA.SHIONF.l) e uuii ,,n':, win Iu'r. iiIi ii. j. r1 _ r.-oip'.l 0 Funny !l Walking 'IIS ,,it"stalrieti it Tas-It)-. It .q',. ;q C S0'i (1II14 7 5ai't. at' ir.b-e uh ?O ('P By Abigail Van Buren It Howard Lynn WheIc'hel Jr., n of Mr. and Mrs. Howard I. WheLhel, 4(} Ethott Avenue, hiM) of thiscity . The brideelect t. the gran&tiughtx of Mrs. Mark Rnero and the late Peter Rnccc, Monongahela, Pa.. and tht late Mr. and Mrs. Wuaf George of Sanford. Horn in Sanford, Miae George t a 1970 graduate of Seminole HlghSpuolwhethew*aeand)aIr1perand She (a preaenth a student at member o the thon Seminole Junior College. WhetchcIl is thi late John Clark and Mrs Max) Whelehel and the lat Hugh C WbePchel, all of Sanford Horn in Hamilton. Bermuda, the bridegmom-to-be ww graduated from Serninok High Sc hool in 1970 where tit .. 43 ltne.lIbe flir,s by X-rated films '' - George, GZ qarith Str"t, SanforcL are annawcIn ut engaemen1 and f -thcomin. marriage of their daughter. Mtsa Max Julia George, ti * nation lILm hacint IS Uin.'shIe'I (1liii turn ed L IM4 I';\ I rI'IIII ((IIII rl 16 landed Pot., anti Mrs Thnnicu, 1A th' - ..• P I II Art (lotitit 42 5'uro'..n 13 Irnticemoo"t IS 74eticn ,i)lccc _______ 40 COtflhi)' II.it I, Ilny's - . I 17 MuMds. 14isjemn'i,' an1 .-.-. forl'- 66t- 1'OIWi'EIIS moth,,' I .N " /k __ : . ea& To 31an-v 41" I i 'e--__ I.I..-_11 N,- .- . I - , _~ 11, 14 l'rPt U1nt'. hinni I 4 Vs't.l.s,i!. I'OIJS r r inn',', fAnr0l 11, ln#// thin "in Mot ml P lot ,uImJ ''5 1 01. i . ? f 94 -.11,,1l t Friday, March 24. 1972 1 PER INCH First Quality Value To 69c Yd. FULL BOLTS - TAKE YOUR PICK 100% ARNEL OR 100% NYLON JERSEY PRINTS .q ~ YD. VALUES TO $1.99 YD. I." ! en WN IMPORTED FROM THE PACIFIC Fancy Jacquard 9 SCREEN PRINTS 1 Full Bolts I ! . Values To $2,'19 VU. I llil(. FOR SUMMER DAYS NO IRON POLYESTER ANt) COTTON SPRING SHIRTWAIST TYPE Rq _ 1 PRINTS The Remnit ant Shop No.3 AZALEA PARK ORLANDO 251 EAST MICHIGAN, ORLANDO 3796 W. COLONIAL ORLANL'O HWY. 17 & 92 NEAR MAITLAND SEW & SAVE �4 ---:------ ________.:_ •_=_------ - •. - -=- --- - _._ - _ _••i -- I -- ---.- rT - I -. - 'I - It --• • -. -- -L-..--:-------------- .. - -. -;-•--•-------,•_ ----r .• - - -- - •- _.. -. - - .__ - - - • _- -r i --v -qi _. i -- - -, : .- -•- 1 un '1tt BA—The Santhrd Herald tatrnent pn*.nUy In u-ge but ha nevPt fn the for the bn brmight nut1tntn th aaagnTTwnt It' be ptaeed It 11w for nffW'al apçirwal A. 1. ) eeth. board chairman, jtudent'$ guidarie fnl4er that ulit he did not like the floh-c ep1IflN1 CPfl atrpaaed w )iid nnthIrt Li but art penntttad Ic!hflo'S WIk H) RtLLSCOTI pr1ripM1 and poUc) which has been (torlflaflt for vear will be placed thu-i otraUnn, with Ai apprnveit aPcwUval b) thC Schl l4oartl whoots 1t aaaigi a dvted , • .- It/ 'I.Sr,tiii a'W'l pointa to hk a-vavag with a Tt,.w1a g"-h p.rfrcrnnn t'Pt n',. Pt,thin 17, Rtih'i I-tAyrr.kli climP,1 :n #,f,it' in 241 Re'yrw44a ii the SetilIfltilV' situ II'!' ft Iiinlghil's SInIPVI II, nMi4'Or titi HIP II)VV*II1VI twi, littler he pit' hr'! ogah'r.i has '.no-thttd of the cam. qitii-iittw'I run lIe ftetr.'I in that u tin' f.1) tIft the a.'s,;i.n ernirioleq have 4S and Reynnk1 hiia accounted 14w IS of the'. 1'onnsi the Seminoles host of the regular I0fl%lfl% -• Stenatrom. r'wiuglas IIA fl ifl gnu," Ifr ha, pit' he'i V Inningi. sIiInit up Only wily f.iir r,tn nni I 1ii rim' waii parried 1;u,ivi 1UUI ii 3-I r1, ntcl in,' lb. the suit at Tampli 81'IL'OII pointed f a 5eTn11SO1C HUZh "Assignment is like a social seconding b'. A r tugher gTadc. nut nobearIns were held on 11w PII!1'nI recomSdionl youth had reqi-WSINI a promotion end a student is propoaal paavd The poile) recommendation nnl Ci3pepçier commented. •. expulsions tram Andre" Rraeken, director assigned to the next grade wher R1Wt )OU the added "1 and board action its best to protect vices. wtU a1k' promotion for another year might not benefit ii like the v*t?m either" board wilt cit. Keeth advt'e(i R1'IWIt. ever The board voted it. e1WI two Student I lthi Ufl suidefli the civil rights of all studenl'' • "fl' haS Bracken Mid the P°) Is Croont High ninth grade parent of an rxpc1Id child fco,dAUOn of teacher and -- -------- — • • - • - -. • - III Uh\ it "It ______________ c-eflt- from (hi' 1k:'flt'r rather than aii 81 aix. of fit!- 1 pound hut thu P) thi' hifcii stth prices Named to the coinmtttt"' to mqiermarkets charge )centsa S*d goes Harold Kastzwr. committee re-selling it pound ftru ou when an(1w Thurnda) With ()t,vinusi' rnnrrrmC over (1w farmer being blamed tar uw nounc'enwnt present tugh cost of I noc prices. re 1.' prr cent iii Fc'braari sun-i- marup over u- .Utng lirevard County Solicitor Jerry }iros. right spokt ii favor of tiw j. •'- - • •_'i_b•__ - __ tunu.sewlves sas the prices that thc are sold. thei . manager advised of the need it. A 5000nd - could figure Darb), Osborti liflLl Dr. Philip - '.. - - - with a losing re((PftI. fill iriark is 1-2 t)espIte the losing record, while (;P ties (athart will be right flew Tb. center field.'! t ten they travL to t)clarnlo for Il-I An eight run onthur't In the siit I'ustantlne's was a triple strike outa wIth 25 In II 1.3rd Steve Nephews junfr.r varsity factor lot the lli'unuls. i ii:ers ni .hines 1i'uiiii' ttiiit' li Not since that victor)- tiver p in Anti t,inxirrow the llnunitc lh.tli (lit' i1unid aol 1 i;.-rs won' ln%crt Iii their last timitinit Frank Sloan haa put in three relief prrfrumniarwei for the on iip thi, weekend Tr.rtay it'., visit Ilaytono Reach to me'." tonight before conning in in cross-county rival Lyman In -u - - - - Jim Payne's Ibiumli' OWU first half t.f play in the Metro and heads for hirt during recent action. Brown _____________ AflM1&SION San ;i iAL ALIONUEW' arc t' Beth- Sue ColSert Mars Smith Farmer Futton Jr. Thelma M IfiCharde Angela Mann- Byrd Let William MixOx. Jr Agnes L Burnsed Renee L Hughes Shannon L Corsu Henry B Michataf. Arthur L Jenning,. John NoU Bernard A Wllkn' Cheryl I). Rogers, Attamonti.Sprtnc Per-c-zah. WaIte' S ULsseIlwrt) Margaret Marino, IjeIh,ar-s Stuart L Hemkn tither) William F George, Deltona Wtlhun. C Lot-dan, Deltona Mabel hlancoeL I)eitonz. Withetmini. Wright, Deltoni' Marion Ktdd. !)elwna I)ornth L Newton, Feni __ c'-ganlu and set prices on ccoloi Vita' 5mInoip •iStorid. ut irw tittitious rtarflt 01 COVE .i.CDIVW,IuitI4li' A Legal Notice _____ - :wfmouse U $antDrO Florid. withit. ha Calendar mortrti ti-O,t-. its, ______________________________________________-- _________________________________________________________________________________ _____________ ____________________________________________________— PbbT-etu ?dart-ti I-3 dIt$Ol.Jlt0P 0' mac?laQt P5*5 Dew tiier ao.ihiv vo'. I'-. lit, Cii-tuh Count it. InC fOr Seminole Count', Florid. itte 1P10' PItt, at whit?. Ii III RI TI-Il itid'. pfoefd'i.(, '0' tt KIN! W Vlriui.ia b..tt houl.'varc TVI*nQr 'TralIe' coti-' V,na'nua ace, vu WILLIE tONG MARRIAGE IONEP 5.140 PARALEI YOu ARE HEREBY NO'TIrlEti PETI'T thia 73-411 At! SouL Schl)ot book talc, 1UeIdM, i p.n;, Wednesda) review - admInIstratIve 01 7 'Ta DetermIne wtuetvtr UI. t04flii. Olfuc. Ora, UI, 1If 5,51 be void (0 lI Oh tnt ComiI1ler ru DOVIC Corla..Il *1041 V'ark Florida 327P, Springs Extension ha'tfl) WliV flIt appliCatIOI%t of 0' laId section Attamontt$ 'Ti- octet-mitt. wnither it.. P.1101114Ev FOR ESTATE Pitmtt' aat- applican' ton a n 23 Wl'TNESSms tad t. Homemakers Club, flu a,m. 1nwners Club. I' a.m., 5t•flØa?C (,roa dt t at' slatlo,' it. prOP0I* 0 hymft- LaSt- would i'bllW'Marc? B IC 17 34 1917 First Federal Ski., Aliamonte operate at' tie fruquent', o' liSt st Provide C0Ct•O' o' the Cut', Slur" Agri-centei-. power at 210 waItS no'-, d.?.ttlonhI Cc' be Served at riaulria b', Section NOTICE Springs antenna. dai'lirnI' hou o operatIon 73 III lb. (1 0 the CovnntIss .ppllcan' Vol a ndv' SIandaC wart-an' a waive' o' usc section-. First Federal Ski., 330 W. Sernorati filviL, aker KC1IP, . :- t is-. o- at soon the'eIft as 0' WAVS. Fart Laud.aIe. Florid. m- nom.s.nctrave' traile's providing mends Or .'E 3$ 1512 a' it a in a' in. ott Ices a' the Federal co"uirav,nlier a' SecIlo.' 17.3' O fit, to- ,ninumun'. o:ktv $t.ndat02 inford lout-st and Snul- Mareb 30 Con'.mls%lOil, CommIssion ,., irovldIng for minimum grounc fiebuesr,J Club covet-tnt dish ARC' multi-medIa standard Cofnmtsnidatlont it 'IC Odtet-mint a p'ane.rinc ancisor stanOarOt p'DvIdWlg Wa%lsinqtari 0-C dinner, 6 p.m., at the Ctvic first aid COWI':, 8,30 a.ni-4:4i h.mn,, Civic Center; registration cP0tcret.Ct Is Iriwaulia fo- Mart" WOUld CCCV' be'w,on trwPOOO.ed S& Ri-pad rn,nlmutt- tie dow,' ilandards Ins I?' COt.toil' 35 1517 at s OP a rr a' iii. laIn' I 'To ohtermn,n, true •cpat •, Match providing to traIlers Vita' are not to oi- within tn, Count', mote ?t5*t' , providing alternative op*rIlictU and iiw- *vaiIaDlIlt', of 1IIdVKP aoo.jcer PudUdli' to other prima"', aural 1 isis is-. or IDOYS Witf tile' Ut. aOPh,CatIOP 01 5 - ': i.iflibt of C4)1UUItTC g'v•trmthnCèO' FM servIce it. & S BroadcastIng Co'npan', - hIol Crass parish tioUlt School Board. 3 p.ni., budget sununation. Hosptuti Apt-It I p Knights of Columbus founders din thnner.da1It- . 7:31) p.m., I' Pu51i cunwe'rt, B Pfli., b Apt-tI 13 Seniimioit- Counts Ca pert .flu busmes.c nwetill4;. 7.31) i.tar Ctncert Orchestra, .t FtI'St Federal S&t. 331 West Debars Couuiwnit' Center. 1 it determine -alIT respect itt hSEALI f Blur Ridge prOposIl of Psylnen LISa wouIc in, application broadditling ComPais, InC serve p'imarll'. a p."iiuiai CII', a WheISe' In. notes ron.ivabie towital oUsr polltitai wbd,viIhO"es w't5rihln tlrtuW%llafldes *I$! WIliCt. W operatIon Cottt a' WhIttier tile', •'e wttut,en! *01510 warrant a waive' ef .sc Sc(iu,raTt Boulevard. AlUirnutIte of change' uiottSprings SitlIn, *41?' the rqu'remeflt$ •$ tl WneU.r ft. ugh! Of 4 'Ic d.tr'm$.i. wisetite-! the hit1tt5*Il' QUdIiti*I *3 'Ic Oelefmult, ,dti ?$lect IC CorporatIon 015. H ak eight school reth and Vegetable Report for Thurida). March 23. AU Wirebounci crates, Paacul type. generall) good quality. unless & B dozens Cblneit Uibbt'Demluuntd Precouling otherwise ItaLRII fairly good, nrket ateady. extra Plaintlfl xnarketiiead)'. Donueati" round --- --- - lair, market steady. i 1-etli market steady. Film bugs mesh or paper master cunizIlnerO, nediumn--Large, 41-1 lb $3.80; 342 lii. $00. 50 Lb mesh SlICkS, ftilj', bugs, red type. 3M or- $1.00; Wnitt- Icicle- type, 34-8 ox $3iO Mike Pfluger and Pt it b it I and La' I Inc S Buoc p wts'c 11 'To Delurillin. Itt. efforts 11510. THREE. a par p111 thereof programming n,edl ellis *p,( If If bt Blue Ii Opt II' oadcalting reto'ded ,r P11' boos Vt Page 74 0! st1'ion .ocal-ct •nd I iisrnnai. a in. eaten' to wnucr tIle C,jmpart in; .rc t & t •roao to. P,jOi,d Records prot,cted sources o In. appl,can"s casting CamDen, to ascertain in. County. Fid• lrvfr all otn,r areas 3 i oetrm'n.. in the ave'l' that 4 '10 Oetl'l'nunl. Section 30? (Dl 0' 11945$ •f fIt. Cam $1 Oed. *tsiCh' ot P1.1 PropOsals wogid lec nflcu pros $50415 Olin. rules Ip' a's ,OSflCC - adduced p,rsuioni tO the StandarD broadcas' stations communtty to' w,stcli II is Innec toal in. gsroposal *11 ,ealist,tali, proV,*e a loC,J1 trai' srva. namely Ornoc smits t-ioi'ida tenwi, sIlt p? osad by s & to,egolng issues- whiCh. lb V P. capt Of the app$icalion and amendments that-etc are un lOafer pibl' nt.p.ct.ia 1' III. SVWorO Citi Hall. North Park Avenue. Sanford requ,radtp wve. cage wfle addr$ It $04 •tto'n.. Metcalb building. lOP Soul?' Orange Parsons in the shot put and 100 yard dash and (je 220 dash in the 100 he t new school Penn in the 220 dash and for Orange Cainty, Florida. mark with a time of 10.3 lIotitil-CI arc reQusrec Pt III. an'. claims InC Dft?lena Wt.IC1' VOL o' ¼ - -- Saints' MERCS - t1iit ___________ ________ ______ T- _______ F i '-: ___________________ __ - 4. -5-.---- - '-- - -i _____ - __ - - -- t ø records er all three e'veflts He' tewn who "helped" out were - tIiill Vincent Photo) 'esterda And then there was ACiIdCnIy and Florida Central. rtltia0 ihl' ito' P5*1 belt. DIWpPI' Mt 05 Fi,Oa Statut, will regl$'a School mark. and Chanler tt,i' Yot. arc ..cI- o you are he"eO', "FiC- lt.O5* Name Statute' Chaple" l,iitti by LI 14-I count. for a 1 pm. double-header with (tie Florida Junior College Stars. This jump with Mike Austin, both nesday when they compete in a $ told StepbI.nstini In the ssitti (hietlo tite-> rolled ovcr the - ' shart's another mark, the hugh thinclads will be next Wed- DLII IS ___________________________- - __________ - ______ sart of that also Raiders Still Looking ________ I ___ MOP I ta-Itnir ill lflCiittis fvo.r Pile Iimt 4 S.SSOCIATIOSL I co'goratuor (tROOA undo' wru,cn an 1'1' PUOI'CatiOtt 0' tillS flute organized arid nisling pun5uani to It DuhinS •t 441 SClntia Drive Eat?' ClaIm U' Demand inut' be in it.. Iaw a' lit. UnIted Slates o mailing adDress P.O. 773 Winners I ____________ I torn.', - 04' the *ama shIll RI vdd Slid Estat, t,o4 you. art required to Iii. you' trp",%e us answer a' wrItten DefInSes to the I itt .113' you fgr the relief the Ui'npIaifi' mis Court on March 13th. *513 154111 ARTHUR H BLCV.WlTH, CLERl- I CIRCUIT COUP! jp PUdl$$f Scott March Ii. 5,. 31. AprIl 1. Re peals I of track regulars hiss,' dread) ' ' THOMAS A SPEER. 4 SPEI. I DIII Si Aiturne', a' Law P0 Drawer Ott, SPE(IC. whose adDress us P.O Ba. ______________________________________ 1344. *0 Magnolia Aventa. Sanford. 154 THE COURT OF THE COUNTY tic; Default JuOgf'SefI' Will Ii' entered IN PROBATE .?vlei'cui'y yet. ning. The Saints has-c a 7.0 chart going for (bern lifter their 7-0 whitewash of Mt. 1)orst bible on Tuesday Jerry )"1llktn and hubby F'It'tlUi'ttl.' e-t.,itluined to ti,',% II lufll'-Iuittt'r .it Mt I)ora ted that IICI' but it Is dark Ilanilta is ill get Hit' clil (hr m sioumul clot)' LIltLtiIlSt t1ehtiourrie iI4I)fl.I tills bt't'ni trc'iii.'nttouii in his Ill-St (is ii ('utiflits, oft' of outbc.arebi- Each )-ear we make thenu better. Improving here. Strengthening there. All for just one re.tson. To give you the finest pleasure marhines that ever put prop to water. There's the new Mere' 1-100. At 140 hp. it's the meMt powerful prisultict i.in uutbo.irii you cuu buy - 'l'he 6.5-h ' 3-t-s- linder lt're 654) i-u smn,uller antI lii,hter '. h.ti'. itc' comnptititive 65-hp models. The ti hir i a, t ti_uu taker "l'hot'. !-r t.'.'t feiturt' ;s new' 1th and "troll -'t - '' All Meres have .i tlr;iintlt's crankcase\Vhi'h Mere i'e right (or ' F'rsinik Cat cloture aniul Mike (IliutllI.hlt'ader swept Ii) tbut' 11w Seminu,e J union College Raiders trek to Jacksonville Pulling are scheduled starters ltalhIo'rs 'llie l(.iiders is ill hi' is ulbiout tznnivrruss, still looking for their for the Seniinoles tomorrow. first Division II win. The h3.oth hurb-rs own 3-I records the scr'vkes of (heir top catchier In their first two division cit-upped to St Johns It was an sst'mit for st P°p up 'I'uesIiay III mit-ut I) (lre a dealer k niows. Cotile in; Ie'i hull l'"' t. tiikt' to thit IlilIUnid (11? Satnis liSc tutu pienit>- suj)port with thui' I,it. h':utbwr F'ademn or F'i('qurtk' littlt-s.s tbirt'o' iuuliulgs - unit LESLIE 5(051014 CP4ILTOI'd Itte nature of this 5151' 1$ IC NOTICE TO CREDITORS of ti';ui Co" of I P.' - Mart? 3 1V72. I-on I-,'nisning VIrt, V iii, Ci,ri Ses,uinol. County Florida. Sn tie VoliO*I4l t •flC asic have • Seminole COUflt t, FloiOa I-c. wi' ESTATE It.0 efCt 01 VOL a" fifed1 iimllat mISe trInspa'ios and cop'. half way 010) 70 unt10auv C 55V envelope plainly marked on th Its wall r.a'PetI$IQ ifs Living Oropn',s. WITNESS my hand arid official Seminole C4,enl t. 'Ia' .Da TI., figil! is r.Saved It. wave •ii 0.0%. 0' to r.,ect any w- all DaDs tsauiatt.us ISti-. day of Marc,, II'. vU,' 0 I Pe ltf Sam ,nou Count p. 1 ir by Ma'tha T WI-hIlts TrIOMAS A SPEER OF SPEER I P.Q boa 134a 113 Magnolia Ave. SIfifOt FlO*'ida 32771 Ituse of (Inclanati, both Feature lust Suver n*sud,el FridAn night In the season 4 lIf-rIliomlo if till' I ilil'agu of the I.hs'islofi II standings hat I'. injury curly tnt tin' M'Lusofl injuries, and was jus' starting t u'ra gllialt' was either of the 1 1.aytona 13.t'aeti, the weakest fet'Use agaInst BrunswIck last returnees on (hue &t(iiutl. ('.,uttis is ill lit- li,imuiiiimiut looks is hit-n tti,-t urns Id in l'iorido to gel r a' it d 'u for thu.- i' 5,45(11 -'_ - - - 00l,ndSflUtbUiseflt i Ui' . S Via " be in sinning. and 015*11 slat. " stuck class U' etiorny and Oconnpan.id DpI fIling lie of one Dollar and sect. ctaun-.o" Oscnandnat fI.adsti*I4 lie nijuth'I '.'tutss could "' ------,•_, 1,4 *SOcIII W of the Las? WIll artO TeStament of Ni' Ned P-u Juliari. Au-ne, a' LIt Si*slirt,m Dav,s MInIOW p , 4' ,iUtstlAlIOI huts Joliiu Kviunedy leading off tin' i gus It'iil .- s uitehii;ig c- hon-s In (OlillIt)tu' (,fl5 41141 11111)2 ti- iitt'l'(it'ld lii b'.tti tint Ii,i'u' ,iii.l lba- lull itriti ml iidilltii,ui (ii 11110 butt ;uiti is is the' S&'l'llIIiI StillIlt 41111 bui'r loll j, it tuiuiui-r ,tiu&I Pi-iiiu bats (.iitrlbi strict $dau)s rigbtllslii IIiIIIII4I, 'ibIh)UIlt tue otto Ii, is ill thu niue from a htot of drisers lie fueished ,iu," lht't1. ahead of billy Cullun o' ' E ______ • - victor)' any tenue they race. ; _____________ _________ _____ TU featurE' C'I'ta 7.-t- nmiir,ok of mi Ito' I ilulul) 'Ilse S.'tmuittok-s tease u. • . a ,- Jwuiur 55,111 tIlt' (Op 54".sft'r liii husinthulltlng ltuildt'rs louts is'ic'nth. llatWug oiui c-sgtutbl 1111(1 hill) loll thilidisitMI Ii I )ulbj' WiIisll,lI I 'those (so, aiiiig with Sti-se the standout on a Itrunuf Oviedo AusU:u of 'irmnuty Prep were I,eagu" UI llltlir.g 541111 8 h'S lust of - .11. I '.11 'I ult'siIi(5- In CIas,i A.'A they rt-$'urIk-d the-it tacit M'l*honu i-si-n "" - ' slit kits / / - — ' - ',." .-' - i,.,. '.. &.,.,l,,,, f.-..ti Ius"s ti.. .,...... r -------, -. - I,.-tt r... .-r.t h. --- . ........./ ' lracttnsa And In piti-tuuig anti - ';-'-" arc (tin' (ill (ii. Suiiits lIttIhitioli lii them .upirn'tl They stole 13 buses _____________ fh' I lab' huts iuiiitli hit I sI 1 %II hull Ill Iii i i1i, bait 'ill "IiI,'s'lllV lit I t'. 111,10 '.1 l' I IflIlS-lIlt blots i Ii'.Imi.'s li-il t!ll' tilf its I an M" timid kaimi I t)IIlIs.tttLlJmt Aliti M......' 1 s.• Ih. 5It,,.. P..t iJhf - Lls.lbuia"S Slut,.; Ue,ti5 Mal,ria. l.k,'pus of h,gns.'ub Cwi.y,isel i-i. saute the College hvtartlti __________ --- srverh jit>er liusso, itoger i)unusosu, larry signed by .StenIIng this >t'uar Parrish, I .lnsiihuc'i it ('art-intone e't 54 liii Niartini, 'hltor.l F'lnri'lu high 54.-hoot A-tivIties IId I ink lit ink .iIl hilt is utti i tote- n (u.n Sa'siii:otiki I 11gb, 5115 Association. lbs-id Tcs.mt', is iluskrtbalI selections iP' of Orlando, a powerful pain th' alao 5.'ussiblr It's bit bass, Ennui Urtumii'jas' didn't snak& it bust seek, cuui' iso Senlitnole Count>- cagers tMik&'tbiili ---' - - s ia)"t' '.,' (it's ..-Iad Lseuig uiugtit In the limnitct' - •OolesIofin.cialn'.anf. 1110 shall be FlorIda UFISM uwuIriy Ill effective is tic wt- ______ , the heliowung Ia taienO.c mOnths tram Roam, I-tall and all f Ot"Iatudt. sill 1* ill tie - .itrue' of ve.. may had against it.. CMII. 'IOta, deceased. late l sad multip.e cOpi p1' o',mat, using HEIGHTS UN IT ONE. a-ccord'ng t COlAlly. PD tti.s Cc,,,t,' ,luOge o4 Its. p11' tt,.niof as recorded in, P1,., to.-..' IL Iddilivel ltnt.rn,tais Pttlit Recones a' Senvilnole County. Florida. ,, t•' QUditIt boon I) Pa'e P.s.c"r.e should have uftic, 'C in, tDvrt fOIJ%e 01 54.0 S*m'noi, Cn',, P tea D weign' gape' SelaClu' ano us. Piilatka In fsuct, au! four losses was as -mjrt'Iess at tie ersil of WItbI lit,' h.'I trainIng is itti a litilu- diflt'r- IflO reOrØ* Sf1 OIt.c,al Shetrff JO E Pots. 301 North' Pan asp, trOtS' The is t' II (- oifli'd bMIf'bitli Speedway us, kegoi I.. C."ma LItIoIlVp Io-,CiO I ta"ia.r mortgage Dated 10 ALL CREDITORS AND PER - RI 04111" SC Demanded toliows C.o'aic E Singleton Complain' with the Clans o4 Slid )ated a! Cats.ltw,r',. Seminal, cou,rt and Se'vCa COPS' ?tIVlOt 1410$' Coufllp. 1P'y ,csa. Ma'dt- 5th, 1573 laid Plaintitf, r Iii a?Iorn,,y, Pt,Dl,If, Marc? IC it. 34, 31. 1573 f(.nf..tl'. A' They finIshed with a 2S-2 overall re-eai sinil tune quite a few 55111111 hIts' tutu tnt claimer.' arc 'nut' be swore to ri wilt. Deiendants. arid you and invested iii said Dullness en'. Di the C&airnanl, his •geu or at TO "They really looked good in wires over Ocoec stul Oviedo,'' RANDY SMITH is sale at first while the opposing first baseman 1)11115 hurdles, 22.7 it. the low hurdles Austin, Parsons, Mile and ____________________________ 4 they journey to Melbourne to Cleveland, Penn, Line take on Melbourne Central ('ttiiilic. - had a time of 17.6 iii the Pugh Henna, On I ''It'll be tough.'' That was the wiiy Steve Stephenson described the game 140 HR his unbeaten TrinIty l'rcp Saints have tomorrow when - a third in the pole vault Meuiitjers of the baseball ROBEPT W OLSEN Streak __________ - -- -Nulty was third ui the two canlcr Mc tow huidies and the broad jump And set school NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS _ __ _____ captured the- 120 hugh hurdle, nale- run and Randy Martin took 'Si.a' ft.. pent ii.o i' tate h.isft,l$ Is as Poltowl S DOflOid $4 Rott. A' 0 0 T c, a Cl £ titiOus name. tO-*il ______________________________ Rob Knowles took a third i.i the 880 relay team which finished sceoud but still et a 1'Iu',da. I-, *1 I 0 N A L _____ _______ ________ But it was Chanter, who is the shot put John Kirbs finished real standout THE __________________________ , _______________________ -r -- - - or Stephenson. ____________________ track meet ever. Hanna won the Cleveland in the 100 dash, Dale 10 WHOA' IT MAY ONCLPP. Notiti is hera, gIven tha, th unOr'Iign,d. pursuan' tO ih SemInal. Count,, F lo.'Ida. this lIlt. o' patOre April ii. 1512. •rc lii. in. MacIsin, 1.0% will be 0911510 045 MOnoIy original wIlt' Cl.. laid ciers of tills Oay a! Marc?' A V April 3 1572 at II OP A.N or as lSt.S.L Cog' eOf'le" baton. se.v'c. at. SlOt' I? possible tt,Veattv, it' tt Pi,.n!tti attorney or ,mmwliaIei, ----------------------------------------WallArt,-.,' H IMAwIm. Jr by I. Rudli$I' Marcr 4. I?, 13, 34. i571 NOLAF MILLER 11esidtt Unen _________________________ , ihe sp,Clhied station iocaliOn are said,' the terms oI the bank ledti Ma' an action to- specilit to'mence 0' a contract to n.,, being me' b', eaisting aural tommilmen' letter. will aathsbes'—Liemafld vIle Seoastian P 0 hat 110 Ed.nlO,rg Tezas 7533! Ik)w fgr,goif'rV tswc il-ia! th, proposal Persiry—Defliand crabs $1.75, few best $200. Ml ,ealtItSCalls provide .. local Del' provide I f a" efticiofit and niarket curly type weaker, no' lii. mesh sacks ;iio. i,. bushel its aRia laDI, dultrlt.ut,or a' radIo Iran;m,$$.Or' %"aitl tu' ---------------------------------------------------Red plain type steady Wirebound 14. ,'4' staliu'i locatiOn. *IIItIIU- 51151CC crates. medium-large. type $3003 his a.tertainUi 15', the app.litafl' to Mv, Ilie application' a! S I S broaD DENIaL I- - SAID ESTATE i'D,, and dac? 0' v are Vw-rdbt _______ The sthrting lineup for UI' Vouncic should have I'urker it first, I%ruuisn at second, lirtnint Brewer at third, ltadovk it short, Randy brooks ciitchini outfield with either Thompson -1 Henna, Urwrenc'-e Among the second place the bacba11 team was Mark Who conitrd u tu fut finishers for the Saints were i-io Puitlish, Mart?' B it 17 74 1517 Resident. un.noem ______ I ATTORNEY AT LAV. ir 10 5, Roai,nC Avt 01 II 11' IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COUPT. P 0 j 1767 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA __________________________ OIanot Flof,d. aa _________________________ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING . _____ - Eagles. . - - ______ PaL FiVida DUotIC STAlL DI FLORIDA TO JACKIE LEE MILLEP NOTICE TO CREDITORS -- The spnnt medley relay team _________________________ 5450' FIia. Siatul• will rpJtItOr Wit?' hId Clei'i Vifte Circuit Coi"l, it it iw N0'1t, 17-t in the Clup V Fr-, HtuIIMIE'! 1 Pur.lt Wuir. II. is a crac ninner also, used his -______ from the baseball team." says that event ycSt4i'1ta) Making - team were ØAustin 'Our regular tram is up the MU rela puian' tt. the "hittltIO5* Slam, Situ'.- ChIor IelOenwIsicfwaniengegedInbuslnuu -- • - - Greg Miles and Sam Snow set a Bible •Mo of our sprinters come schoo1markof 11.7 In winning 10 WHOA' I MAY NOhtcr iS he-Ut)', Ivft uSa' toe CLEVELAND MIU 4. 31. Aprli y. -- - Aniong those bortt.wrd from Fadem and Miles & BERRY Def endants sp.citiec station locatiof- a'. th,.n.aStubeS,'v.d.nCthe means _.. - I S II it oe,etm.n, *itt' 'np.c' to 'TO P 111? - 0154011 HELEN plIcIfllI program punposal wil, foregoing It above. tti aOPiiitafl' posi a 71L€ win os-cr sit tiara it ir Ba Publication V this opela t-I, 0uDIiS Ma •-- - - freshman Greg Chanler htlped yvsticrda% DID Rag,' Vu Lot? Adrn,nsstrato- o' BUILDERS Whelile'. ft. iignt V the DIPIPII S. I' WIsCVIIe' 051'Ift ________________________________________________________________________ COUNTY - FLORIDA dOOVI Hymen LaP, It •inafEi4iIp loCt'P0 n. iieam' uci.s' Ma- i', 1 4 ..p't - i? :i • - Mt Dora and they along with hecapturedthepoleraulteVeflt Li'TORNF'Y OR E5TA'TI I1Y Macin. Brow,' -'P.O Orawer 7 Santorc FIO',da 3'l L'"TORNEY FOP PETITIONER - -- $had stolen 13 bases in a recent the mile run and the MO run in gamer For he borrowed seven yCsterda)'t. meet. Mike Geldn-ier set a school nserribern- 's! the baseball team of 10 feet. six inches when !TUhrk for Pus opening track meet with Al Ei.ciflo' V upon rppip, V No-te' Oat e Co 1(:JS .iihr Itinit' Eep (1a.'. uac1 1t,1 Austin must have tn reading coun S William S (v.rett tIers af its, Circuit Court - w"r.ng and cofitait. Vt,. place gI Ame'.ta Pl.mtift, a JACKIE LEE Cassern,r,. Ill In the CIty Qf HYDE SUPPLY INC a Florid. r-ealiiticallu proviDe a lOcal iran t apPlitatiOP V Ht-mer Lube V The PrewII avaliabl.11y 0' smlsl'Qt. fadullI', tUr ItS speltidd All Souls Men's Club parish *ifl' respect to ______________________________________________________ Count,. FlOrida puDlIw. Marct it. Ii. 24 31. 1512 rIe5. to w.rrarr an at,iisVlUtIor 1110 ((ii Ibow. Blu. Ridge IN CIVIL ACTION NO 73-313 Bro.Ocasting Compan, I11C I? DiVISION Li to' d4I-CIl, opuralion proposal ot Plym•n Lake wili P.Q Dt'*wq On. C*1$atl),". t'1c'.,, t770 Cat,'-' HouSe t1' Sewocc II' end fo- Seminal, ttw cull. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Section 13.3d (Dl o the Coi'nmission evidence adduced pursusifli itt (a ______ C A Vat' Hoot. Ill R - top lesimmis in the e-onfert'rwe wIth 15 butts in 11 it hats Ii" despite tI,ttt os,'rall record of?- sliM, (1)4- t. 1(111 nn with eight 5. One of (heir seven wins conic ok-kb i)eas is the number the two hitter on the teiirn. lie has a against last l\iesday Seminoles of Sanford. 316 average wIth 12 hst.r, seven Either Larry Chunat or Mark nssenrrtl and six lUlls ftbuk 11I(iIlipSOfl is expected to get the Turn-er, with only three hits, u. starting mound astgnnwnt In Ithils wIth seven agsinst Jones with Stephenson c-turning l.on'k against tli*' -i . eatat, is- the .'tit. f MoI'aDle (iOhs',e'ittt JudIcial Cit-wit. it. and ton Seminal, Count,, Flnida, ,o- Seminole COunty in Civil Action uOf r.,Ept O groat V ttse Wallet. Pt Hal,. Cgea'U', JUdO, 01 Seminole Counl, a' nu cV'cr it' trw Nt. — .111111.0. 1 EPERAL PUDilt.Itior. Of tituS natida. the f it Arihu' $1 beCSwttfl , a' C.ountt Commissioners tiGHTEL PIT I-i .5 Ui) IC IA U. CI P $ proposai arc tel,vallls'$idenCe Including. DV? 04 ut Civic Center, for benefIt of B Ma'tts. I Vlttift = . - 'P. o .tnse-o you. 'nay hIve against said agains' you in In. Cirtuit Count. wilt' hi.t Cue'? a4 tp.e C,'tult CDII. i addItions' tuflot available PC itte propoIl. 04 PlYlIlIn Late IS CW% Party Tine slot-c omu downtown First Street ; 'Ic. aetermin, wheti,e' ,n, for ovidIn9 p.ialIu. provid •ni.asctivr el.•! arc providing at' e$Iect.vi- dati tDnl.ffl94aIIC D', Section 73.) (l i ave 5U$fICIIliil', ltotjtC fi VIse CofflmIUlOt. rul and II flel. upon lit miSt first yefr COlflPViivtiOr' sr:luso1 hluani, p.m.. budget review - nunntenancc. ac ceOtaolr o- areas eric populations ."mnmott- Audubou Sutlety, 2 AprIl Clan a' Ca"cvt' Court Oeae'$'P co,,apI5*nC. , iravqptio'. 0$ sechson School Board. 2 p-ne., budget pOpUItITh Wt)ttt- WdlJlC receive CommIssion rul atuiw - Senitholt- to' time limItationS providing tor Lauderdale Florida. it ton followS party, luncheon 1Seal. ARTHUR f-I (IECEWI'S,-, ,jp A?IPVJ' Pt beftwttti .51 ttfliP 0' HYmen L•hPSt tculowlng Ordinance dIrectional anteivsa datum. noun C-i Ins-n. At o'd.nartce relating tC monO. o ogeratlor. Tc ne."tnc con. and itse .025 ms-rn contou' 0' Station Sp-inga, publn insited ', , , Count ont this Bit' Oat 0' Martli. AD 1517 0$ iitt wOulO OcCUr between UI. prOPOSed PussIble ol' itt' Oh o AP'ii I'?; consider t?tetnt UflaCtffld04 0 tite $twVwnson. Findel 4 bean. oro.ocast station tc operal, on trUInCv ' 11,0 Ahtanionte votuw Count) 'Ic' oetecminr e'ltetl.r ovontal itt, MarC? ir (SEAL NotiCe II hera', given ft51l the _____________________________ 0! Count', CommltIlOfle,"I a' Pin, Cash. Sbvi LaSS Florida ruleS arc it not wn.?hsr Saulnole County Iteputs1Icn WITNESS In', PsanC arc ?i, 04 hidia 5*. 0' D, CI,'? 04 ni, CIrtul' It. ent, . - - eIs all_of::) S L) wrltitt .no cV,lal" fl, place C" r.i,o,nc, arc post Ditite addall o the claimarl' and mul' be 5W01t' itt B', th, claimant- his IQIn' V Ill tVtw'p. on U.. same shall b void PbIlV-. Ma ci night tus his hatting avage felt by S9 puint.s hut despit.' the hi.! drop, hi' tiil i-armies a strnn. - NAME STATUTE Judgme ma', be eia .gelns' enCO again' ' gives nOIIC, itsa tan .gpluatuQr .fl I! 1101. Wh0'!Ie! CirtU'nhiaflCel I' C ho. 1] V51bbefndetiUftatwi tO' iOflIOlId*Ild U1iI WIIICI) would wart-an' a waIver 50( Wet' Mode houI,varli Sanf-d CIeveIanG N Mack uini' for time Hounds iley just managed to nip the Eagles 3-tin _________ their first rii,'('tifli- And l'ayne 11111110 - - I 8 . CEVE_AND MIrE 4 BERRY OP DLII 3d PlaintIff ano .,.. o'te'na wtt tn.abow.-styier C.unenr' Retard 0' bIto', U., Bitt Oat a' Ap'ii AD _______________________ As Ee.cuto' talc Estate 0' Mu'rat One Cass.sparr', Itonija 37?O' atrornes's . S Clarence Roqr RuIn Vt operate on' fist t'aO..,ent'v 0' flet casting, list.. would provide coverage Of ft.e Cli', wsaPI IC be atn , c. powr o' tst 0' operat.on a' 3111*orC Florid* socw ii 1at Como.n', tnt. •pplican' to' a nw.' Ct. thetltiønit-i IitO"flI'V. ' -'; - notice Lad'. cimire on camaro "'i' LONG RLST'OWDENT these DIV at- actIon he DtslIoiittift 1F' said I Staid mmcI U.e propwi ani.nn Ins, v ,it ts' pslICatt0f' 04 C01fl?hItC vat. It npp' 'II' L belt- I ii.e aga iris yo ,:ENNET$ I MURRAH ur Afls V SCiIo' 1.15' 0' DIe OOIJW 5,'1tv-rr .110 I' not wttent.r notice Each' claim o' o,,nanC 'nut' .--- are reOuIt0 WV,. O', *110 hOC arc D',h1t If ttImcIiretflt pla a' Null? .no k.u,ationt ' in. thu willpriaoefc aflvel',dinacrtiona allon' ora,iar P Ci Do. 1335 Federal CornmuniLItlOns Con. o' tew .h-eann. relidInCC InC pot' oHic,- acornsCA o' 0' Y-'I-tooL. W'nr' .etansn II ant it Dd,InSl 0" D4.,dIt18 the CI.rs C)' VIt IlL 0 STEPIIEP. 0' tile Cit-cull Court t,Itl. a' SemInole C Wall PAC'U BoUlevac tnt ctaimafl' and titus' be 5W0i-t' it) the claimant tt •QIn' on al ION FINDELL 4 DEANE. eos' Count',, Florida and WVS I Pi Wln'r PaL FloiOI 3P' mittuon Blue Ridge Broadcasting %V$tr'n Setwo! Board. - p.n., budget 0*5.5 I standard broalcut' halter onoms. 0' Illue Ridge BVOIC - -- PUBLIC NOTICE S em in ole Ca / en dam ________ _______ ?____ at 2 pm. Homer Osbat'n, r-ommitt.ec - Kurt Mu-I ,'ad wont tul tie;; it Iuuiuiuuiri.w's I ' AiureiflA1V? AWf.flC 4 iictI$I,c arc r.auirer it lil, an c'claIms IliC Offlafldt w%lCI'. y 04tPt 04 vOL. 'nat hIve a*Ifl$' Slur eslair mHtr offiCe- o'I'w itOrloraDu' Wallace H Hail. CosIiti, JUdO, 0' ONIC? it. tiw SemInole Count', a' DEll should have hail isithi ;r-s h.'un.t hitter to ,ii tiinu' with 6(1 strike outs The Seminoles visit Boone sub-committee, the na -,,,ruse,r saic nariw win' in, . circuit V Cwnti IIda It-. arzefdaitct wite' itt, prOvilIOVfl 0' tPW F1Cifl5JI I Wit 1c,iO4 Name Staeut & s none. Statutes 157 7 34 IuDil$li Marc? 3 ItT; Dr II?'. 1114' loss (ii Mainlasiul 58W tlit' game strut Sam ltarker really unloaded anuil tie's only given up oct.' tt ci V DI? C'r:uI' ,V*j"i F..,IIPViV z-nnu when pe'opIi would drive Courti Florid. I,. ac0rdaitCT wile' Lit (1w country U- hu) product- — e. 'Ty JUDO - S p in. provlsiean V tit. itt fliait • COUNTi Ii- WI' %Uor N*in, Si$tU?I cou&r. IEMIwO 54305 FIO'pd. Stat,,-'.- t -'' S ESTATE NO Legal Notice ___________________________ Pd.nt i at tste'r ci' 008CrP4Y t PORTER wubuiw Marc, i; 1. ir; 5 Pe" eV't•' OE -1I IN 'THE CIRCUIT COUI1'S 11Th ar' V. Cond0' NoTICE TO CREDITORS PubiiW Marci 7 IC 1; 4 1t7 CIRCUIT 01 FLORiDA. 'THE CIRCUIT COURT O THE 3—___________ 154 _________________________ routers' DEli HAVING LI. IIIOITEEwI'N JUDICIAL CIP IN a4r POE SEMINOLE CL'.IMS OR r)cua'Ic'S AGAINST CUlT. IN ANtI FOR SEMINOLE CIVIL ACTION s40 13-U) lb THE COUNT'i JUDOt'S ___________________________________ __________ DIVISION C 5,gC) LS'Tl,TE COUNTS FLORIDA COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTs' IN RI THE MARRiAGE OF Vou avid pact oV ya are neeb., CIVIL ACTION NC ri-I PIORIO& iii, Crt WI.tt I LON(. i4iticn. .,IC i10titlPd arid ?f.QurP0 IN RE lit, MaVisQe VJFNP.INS PAJiA.Lt LONG $iewondCni tST&.TL NC) 442) (V STAN..i'V arc esp,rar0t wtti,!claims MlCHAE III RE dillon o ou, ma', havt ao.Ofl' A PIt 'r* AS. arc Estate 0' GR ACE A' OlE P4i Husbartc PROCEEDING Nr)ucI 0 .sm.te In the otti:t-V the H0r,tIratIir 'TOip["I lEnt iti. Wit, D,c.aws . walia;t H Mall Cci'v NOTICE TO CREDITQk LONG PARALEE TO NOTICE OF SUIT Semino Count',, a' h.1 Vilte in tnt 'TO ALL PERSONS HAVING RESIDENCE TO slANLr MIcHAEL RLSP(INDEN'S Courthouse in santorc FlonidS CLAIMS OP DEMANDS A13AU415'T JEt4 INS fliM fin UNlI4C)WI-1 'TS.TL SS.I0 c iltiout Viarni- Staiui, cract. will ,wet,p" ,nc it. t'sçusir 5*50 narr.t whit. en. Margaret B. Ames, Miami Ciq-I'I V tit- CIrc.uil Court 5., lioberti. Rouadi - Winter Part win tnt' clerk 01 trw Ciru" Court. FlorId. Cwi.I'. FlO•lda It. aCtOrdarCe wi?!O0 OfaliuP Co ic IIUtTIL" UI,- r0,iIifl 04 tttt Fictitious i. reCVO? DV aroØf , Sanford 'TWH f*bIiC*il - o' titis rout.. si.. tic N.m,OtSIatU*0'a $:Io,td. Statue., IS7 i.n.. to-wI? LDNGWOOt) Mr mid Mrs Thomas Tindall, ,t, kI1CU wetittt are PAWP4 SHOP U'.dt' txi, Sanford Itt bu1fl V 301 Pliaftwai DItb4iVl AMrc?' 1G 17 34 3) 1ST IQI9 DEli V Mr and Mrs Theodore 1747 re in, Cui FIcTITIOuS NAMI. Smith, bo, Sanford FlOrid. NOTICE IS?Wt't)VQSVi Vita? ill' liii' the part', •nter.it.c r. talc IflSCHARGE.S .noag.c it'- DU,1T155 *1 410(1 Diana. b,J$?flISt ,nI1-p'4s. 5 *i Tow,' Dr Cai5*tD,r"i, Sqruinol. Sanford RcnaIC P.1. Albert FI'i4a 1,10,? tiip tICtItIOUS Harts F. Itobsoti St. Da,aca'DnIanOi. DrafieCounhi. CDJPC', no,.. o Nile WrIt.' 4.15* &.O Florid. Marc? Bernard Wilke Jr. '"1t5l • William S. JacOt, racIst?? 1*50 name WID' the Cleft 01 Austin 'lunsil COO BENSON fit, circu' Court S,-11111U4t Alit-i- 12 Perkins & HOLCOMLI Florida it'. accordant,wile' in. V WiliWni ft ituti RrovIsto o' the nIc1l1s Name $latutds. To WI! Section 565 0' S Eu' WaU000tOr Stref' Frances 11 'Thornton Imn00 FloriD. 31501 Florid. Iba 0th B Ke Park Paul H Heatnan. hieltinut QIf DIV NOiCF l h •' PflU*C It' bIJ%InSS at IS ___ O?Iai.dt AVP MatliarO %t' t' lust user>tluliii', V11'I tliri'4 tly at a Mainland fir'hler Coming UP Dr John Darb', agriculture Velttgatt tie use of phosphates CiC'TiTSOO NOTICE I!. h,',b', ici I,i.,',oy.v'rna' are Ii- bu;InI*s' U3? rc? p AVII SinIci-ti Sr'ulroI. COijiIi'- us hitting the tutu I -) itian Tiger hurkrsfuir nine tills, sis of suert' beinit h"fled by Oak liirry brown cus*ned hs- the Es ans Trojans 5TATL Imaniel C. l,'wis. Loncwoocl - .'.. r-'. ' ,wen, .vw VIta Carrigar. F Icnzw ralt iii Ito' ci'vrnttm iilthi'msiih ii %VDt thu I'III"IItII ithi,'r ,'trit t,iI'' iIf tlw toils of ilithhty I 'natan (lint' tilts in ihic' (trial triune but Kciuw, Dan (hi' Hii - s' Iii I' 1eiIIflPVI his tttw, Jamne s-,.. - - - r.. - -• farmers fat- prnciuet farmers deliver cabt*ge - Iooi Into the price mark-up Johnson and Jase. Thi') will Committee chairman - product Anr Riley Photo - Iii ii 1 I It 'iii it '-I 'a.. hi': Ir iti. Ilu' Utiunds se,ireil their ifliit 11,4' sci-oni round begins fuir t,iip-bsst%'C vu-tory of the ' ___________________ - fa Cham Chamber of Commerei- agr Ow has. rategnf'y with s.v'n sr4 imiii,tri nI; hits three win' fr? " Steffrna has ft -i' the Sen,iruiI"s lie has ii" (lIter than IPW, p' 'r; ft.' I'iss"s I litrnn hn strut-k wit i ,'rihgMe starting Iu.eup ui-.r the ill I" ;' ittis innings and cornea 1 'II lilA Nlcky ltrady. the Seminole, will øø %fcf#.v4 at tatths'r, heal at first baa", stortir and loser in l'u.aday nights game, huts had some Turner at second, NeSmith at rinigh times lately hl has the' shortstop and either St.'ffr-ns or 1#lt Willie IAfqH •t third tttghc'st I-IIA on the learn at 443 Second Half Play For Lyman - - lul" ltinIt,t - _. I1V(II I - - -- - IIt nitflIfl'I 11i' 1i,ttitirti SetitIt' I,"II i stil;wevl' uptn their 7-f' ri''rt this -'ekentt n' the) pin) n pitr hI" game I' .'t gnnw' ) 'it ttr 7 p m In ()rlanihl na hearing later I 'Iiili'tI III I''Ii. ltiti 1IW 'Ifihillill) •j%(Ifl 11101111 n'uti with a lust 1w Iniiit'tI I liii imiin 11w 11w S nIn'It' nri' i uttvntl) Tilti" npeiwt J:iignwater wIn I'S 01 11,1,1114. In their tirt t oIl"f itnIrict S 4 ', in the tti tl'in atlit n.'eit t:t tIi. 1\si"lii', iilitht t)otiiil.I hirtiwn, (nliicaIIIe 'III' inlpflwl' "P1 1ht nmark If 11mev tilt wIt hiiia irist'tI In be the ,im1riiiIea ntih-hieil i 4 .itr In corn n twrtli Iii the IIitti) IIti expuliflfl action but this ar nnl orw tui reciueatrd thia dIed wh 0w P'°" Stuart Cilpepçmer min'Pd U vear.okl atudenu- c'nuld be tn the uden ' SYm' Fnoat"hi Fas Renaiw queitk'ned whether _ Seminoles Visit Boone '9' Tonight ___ oppnrtunht I req*WM a whever the) a nwn1;n bnar(1 c! f& the rcmatn4r of th aet of quMt$Ofls r4e tiipbt a •/I' /4, I',/I Gainesville In Town Saturday Policy For Older Failing Students Revived By School Administration Friday, March24, 197 I r i.I.y, Mrir 1 I c' nIt I. •.. I,' ' _ ,,.,. i's ILl ñ.l. IS....) 't IiI �The 'inriford HArnId 10A—The Sanford Herald Frid.y, March 24, 172 OOP ALIFY Bids To Dethrone UCLA 'I to '" by V. T. Hivnlir, "'1P'"Tt7 :I %'I pt"' .5',"s ' ' ?'W Sill 1.14'. 1" ',' ,,"uau em I "I" I. 1C'f" 'I ' ,11it I A'IT *5 r'NSi5 I ""a r , IWI 1,s'' I, ,4(s - msv '. 11,"`Il00000000000~*~~ Hot First Half Puts FSU In Finals Frosty's Fairway ____ — semifinal Victor)' Th ursday NCAA 'We expect ruy win give us do). Srmucl bcgtns each game ctiwn, demolished fast break plus Petty's dribbi. 15) DAN BURGER Bill night. Walton and his frvored liuisvi!le' C.ordlnals in the .ng skills to win. Later, wi nni ng trou ble on i'jr pCtSS but well t*calLe he 's better on defense. lOS ANC,f1.ES API UClA bruins by o lopsided !.-7 second half Col thigh I)urhsm said the give him a lo' of trouble. alco," Durham said he brings on Petty Wftlton o:. p , Ic' light a lire under his kids. Louisville and Petts State damage Florida did it sa me type of game is it'. store said Wooden. Cr Wt CYC to CYC. Vet the f'-boot. U(1.A's Ilenty Ribby had an Seminoles In a cliff-hanger. In the first halt, leading by 23 for the Brims. F'3or lIa state's offense ran II IJCIA ce nter arid the night against Louisville, 19 midway off took only 13 shots, Wal n poin to We'rs not pla nning to slow Into a cold spell ts earl) In the fi na l stanza, Florida State guard born as sco ri ng just two points, but he ffldC 11 of them, wound up with before edgi ng Nor th Carolina the ball down," said Durham, th rough the second half against key pla yers this. night C.arowas praised by W ooden for his admitting he's heard rumors the Tar heels and North in the national collegiate has- 33 points nd 21 rebounds and 79.75 line defense on Jim Price. Even away until the blocked 11' shots as the Bruins, The free-ahecling Seminoles that teams can't run and shoot liria chewed ki'tball finals, score was 7W with 5:45 to thOU911 the ,-(oot'3 Cardinal Each propelled his learn to a seeking there sixth straight LWd cuickn'ss ond a siz:llng with the Bruins and win. 'lIyou run against theyou play. But alayupby Greg Sam. guardscored3Opoints, Wooden when might catch Walton away from tiel, the Seminoles' 5.9 starting said many of them State the game was no longer in the basket but if you slow down, guard, helped pull Florida - W. 0 . 7 ., M 4-- doubt he'll be there and gobble into the final game. 1!CI.A led I ouls'vtlle 39-31 at \1 I SI fl V I S a hewke' , Walton, double teamed most everything up ~. *~_, ssho has jusi been UCI.A's halftime but took a command Pl'tt) destroyed the North of the night, started beaten h a shot and C'iti Carolina fast break with quick Ing lead midway In the second f press wi lamed full-court th do nothing hut tr to keep half. The Ci'rdinals appeared to some astonishing dribbling and ou tlet passes th e puck from going irto had have some trouble with the sc ored Wpolnts and Durha m said: Petty the net h staring iii It. niong I h o s e -A ho have UCLA Coach John Wooden six assists In leading the L.'C'l.A zone press but only corn. , ________ _i-I '.tared th at niistt recentadmitted Petty was the kr to Seminoles but the jtudoc won't mitted It turnovers In the Is base been ,JIrn Rusherflorida State's triumph start oainct the Bruins Sotur- i.'ifl)i' -- by ______ Ron Frost ___ --- - (Ni 5 ç 'p Ii'' ''J'?0 ' 'p - P0'''' - momw11 ~ Anb _ I L - IlL l. -4 - i - This Sunday the nwr. association is the sponsor of th mon thly rntted tounanwnt. This mon th, L two partner, best ball wi ll be the name of the game. This is getting to be a most Popular event wi th more and more couples joining the fun every mon th. The annual Mary Esther Golf Tournament. which is an e lecttc tourney, ended in a tie for first place between lirrathe Miller-Stella Brooks, Vivian PieimM,ick Baker. An 1$ hole playoff th is put Wednesday resulted In the M iller. rooks combination winning top prlu which consisted of i gilt certificate. The monthly Doris Mooney award which Is given to the woman golfs turning in the best three of tow' rounds, was won by Miriam Andrews wi th a three round net total of 209 In regualr weekly play, the ladles contest was a tw partner, best ball tourney. Three teams had to settle for a share of first place money. Miriam Andrewa-Evelyn Antar: t)ottie Bateman-M.ar Anderson; and Betty Daniels-Jane Topper idi finished wi th M. The ni ne hole group played the same game which saw Miriom Akru and Ann Butts c'nnibirw for the winning prize Ir 4 u1 - ! ~ ; ! A r 1 \ 4 ' 14 i q • -~ . E __~F I.l - -- M,t f -r , Is 'Va' .' , 1, 1 I.N 0 -' -i,.' 'Ti49 PROrFS5ote 1 4A :1 SC'ECIAL 1'u,JTOI'1G I . ( ) JOB ro - it A ,OF Q'- .5J4J ,-, J, I* .; .40 ,' - . "Problem" -- .: ___ . - ,., - iatted :tno. flit' problem is that Dave Johnson. Mark Belanger and The winners were First flight: winner Rosemary Willoughby; runnerup Wande Steinke. Consola tion: winner - Peg Dorsey. same infield. Johnson at second base, bat290 .2fi1 and 292 the last ted W. three season, earning a "Golden Glove" for fielding excellence each time. Belanger, the shortstop, hit .266 last season and ,on his second "Golden Glove" Robinson, at third base, as peared it. i straight All. Star ap games, won 12 consecutive, "Golden Gloves." and has a - - Niagara, Maryland - - - - h Are NIT F - "•1 - ______ si ' P - . - ,.-.. I' ,,,j;i ui -- - To 0's "Wor ft110 i t - 0 tH r1s 1. 'b---. 0 To Open - -_ — -- ___ — - ,..,•.,.'"-- M%* , - ' - is the slugging first hast'iiian for the Baltimore Orioles who are currently training in Miami. Grapefruit League baseball is In full swimu around the state. (Photo Courtesy Kiekhaefer Mercury ) .ager ,' - , ' , ' I, ulA7A?, )) ', j . , - 'tJ WAiT I '_____ .. " .i. IF "I I by Crooks £ Lawrence ' - _A'5T *fE cCtji' .E nc-' -E iT . ,',l :is. —i i -' -e - . sic ii Hk ' LG-A 'ric'r ' .. 5N,%-.lar .:•. s ,: .( Djorm charts T I .si ZESj s! 4u . -L' -. - , 'f -._- &.' ' 'iCw "tti -i 'IJl) "flJ '.iI.a I -r loll .,..-.-4 , '-ri 1 b f I .1.1 \ . ~-, ~~ .- h. , ~ . I 4 I W_.il 4_~ _1~-ll C, - 1 - , ,, I' - hy Coker OAKLAND A'S -. Ladies Compete In World - .f ..'i 's.,, "" 'c 11 . Also Cy Young Award winner and MVP It's true th jgh th at Blue was 11 at the All Star break and 7 .. ' - III I, III I • Sal Bando, No 2 MVP in tt leAui?, lid otevery position Reggie Jackson's in right. The tear and the ac isltlonotleft.handedP C icr Ken Holt zman from in Cubs (for outlieider Rick Monday) &ong with Denny McLain who was obtained ffom the Texas Rangers. s houid bolster pitching if F)Iue isn't around Denny will A's have poientially mdouble starters in Jim icatfish) Hunter, Odom, ArW Chuck. But Diego Seful, John 18lue Mol Dodson (iS ) under went arm surgery If winter and Odom (10 12)31111 has some elbow misery. Look for more Hunter (21.0. 7.96). GooC' rail.''f ,n Donald Know Rollie Fingers, Bob Locker. Useful for a tired Hoitimin, INIIILD m Ic e"o UI. 1D$t(,N (fi i, nit i." boll Ithovid fr1om l es, ' Dcl Ge.' 4.d.4 ii t boiiiii ) , 51(014 lipicOlip A of I. besm e.ai.ai 0" lad .1971 east Tei,5 bell IbO.IIIOpI IN Copo"o's is *Ott ... 't Sui bsec'o. loido at •hd. OU IiIILD-J.cle.a, A,,.i U019w01 10 las CINIII all to o It- n $*it with Misiodeir sposill 804 Jost sold, (267) so lef, proosdoll low"I 0"lfltjj#1s will one, have lill b4t, scoll opis itivetheo Tommy Davis. Gailleor 14tool off stroffil beclowiss ' I, ' 1 , ', ) .: -: ' " - •n- -,- ' - - . WINTHROP unique format-with open ing r"uinl3 of match playand most of the womnenPros Are trying to recall when they last mutt another golfer in this formmi of sudden death competition. Th e first pairing. -Kathy Whitworth and Cyn thia Sullivan-were scheduled to tee off at 8:50 in., following brief . ng olmonIea As Carol Mann, winner of last weekend's Orange Blossoimi of Sunday T- 000 talking to umiuiteura. I Jest don' t hole know what to expect." early leaders. "ft Is great to t.riaiia , ,, 11 C." ~ " Miss favorites :, \,, -.Z ' - by C,u . -. I '•, ).. ' 11 . 'S , I) Th is,'-'-) ', S - - " 11-91 Il ' '"-__-__,-_ ____________ / i 04 E_ \, '&'' - ( TO ' ' - f . TILE I'4EC :CA,s-r -. "5---. , ., I l' . ' .- . S ' ' ic' ~ --.- " r - ___________________ I •, "' '5 'M ' - 5:v.1 Issip n0A 114 ItIAT I Jul"At. ~ " '--.I'll " , _,_. .. % " 'l . at .~ 11111 I ) Ill , . , . 1-I- Z!~~___Illl I\ , '\ . . j J ', " ' . V ,, I i,S. ,', 's' I s 1 / , 1 ' ', ' '-" ' 'r'i .by Use Falls .,wi Sy ' .' .. .J . 11 '.: ..'' taiiii us flI are Miss ',_, . . I"SlIs'Ult "1 to .- -5,'--,.. i- VA. - - I 5) THE PHANTOM S. ' . *" 9~~ ., \ '- ' )_ I ') ) t'''. 1 , 44 i - - .,-. .- TY( * , . \ LU'T MY '' (_ '. . ' - Ill ... • - r ql -!a r '" "' olic' TR'E I . - " ,,', I .1 ." L __ Ilk. ' -, .. ['f...5 , . _______________________________ •SS .... IL " Al , . . -\ I .Jil %I,v -.X:~osl "I I =PtJT""ED , 0% SIR '-- '. 4 4 %ER L iC> 'TE pip oir" __ 'fuuiq ,- t =t:Q ZE%`1 N~~.NG I ~ V..;._%.41_ _1 _ ' . ',, ". -- ~ 1L.. 1, , 1`1 i 1 1 I : `VZ "AD I ' he a -, J _.'~ .) I I ~ I ''" - Julnimig - I ______ - ' / I ' !. II ,14~0- __ - - _"i,a I BEETLE BAILEY again," tie round (, iiiev' away from the' wlmua'r six toot, three Inch blonde said, "About this week's Sears Classic? It's been 13 years shier I plaveel match play . , her garmie alter the Orange Blossom She fired four birdies and is dramatic eagle (in tier last The (iaulc Includes two opening rounds of match play, today and Saturday, which the field of 84 profeuion.iml, to to, and one round of medal play Sunday for ii $12,000 first-place purse. Trmedlliuruilly, tieutc'h play Is a- first time sinkc sl-c Joined the protr'tonal tour , is clearly tournament. puts it, "I have been reading the rule book and - .','L' -'- . 'j"' 1, ~_ - to / ___ ,.~,_ I ._1 S - A . .,((- ---N , -_1QE55 T*"O i -,, . -E :- 1.~o 4 lo I II 'ct .sET' -10 EOE DRESS' ' Miss Mann, who didn't win ii tournament last year for th e , --" .. , , 6 ''A -~ " —. ____ "\ lJ7 I tt,1i lion'> wimumit'r Kaths Whitworth. ,' , , X'4,.,M5T t ' / -..... by Dick Cavalli 1 tk1, however, In ureter for her to titake Itie Sunday finals, she must best lost year's rookie-of. the-year Sally little anti the ._,, ' - ' L, -. ' ---' i - -~ ~ /_1' ~ .. - _~!k 1 ) - . . _~~- -_." . takes on the favorite's role. ' - .' I II . .- '" " :, . ' ORRO'JVF! ~ ANOT*HER ' •, — ~ s -' -' "s._" / -. .' ' f ' .t fl F ' ' - , '. -' I "ITE i C N c probabl> will Ii ippen Off ) . I \ 'j ., ' " ' ') ' i, ' - TI . - S I ke l rr- z 'I "--- es-"cc N! ",-'- ' ." ./ -, •'\' ' ' " "r - I as. junateur's staine, while Use Whitworth, Jutly lUnkiii and prus use inedal play, Never ll are top bell have both styles been ranked based on their livit luilel lit is prolessiomil tourCATCHING- Dave Dvol 1 25L *Ad (,or$ 11 )vitr's lierforitiances libill the (sicking Off fall wession'll ltdt~ 01(4,od, Islet item to I nallient. Vey first-rouod 11141ches I)Its Is"ev Is*V to Isisoldid the p4tchoolls "It PuU pre"ure on tile il No 3 weilrd Jane Illislock all three days," one veteran against the Ull I full-of-Flitme Predicted Finish: Second in West. I golfer noted. "I'he gallery will meniber Mickey Wright. _. _____ - '. é9NT- BLONDIE pertormnanct' Iwo In St. Petersburg, Carol Mann '. I field ,—..... (_... , ;.' - ,' olfClassic Classic of St Lucte Sears Classk features a 4_ , record. 1.12 ERA, eight I shutouts, 301 trIeouts +.,..,, a., • fr4U5B 6 ANC) WtVS •''' . "( I - " - 'AD4 ' .. ' r '' 5 after 0 ) } i' - P" ' quite it show." PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla.-It's Ru th Jes,s&'n, lust year's a ret n to yesterday ur for most The PROSPECTUS: , f m theLadies Classic winner, added, "It has B to question Is: Will Will tool tool Bembers 4 Vrofessional Golf Association bern a number of ycars strill Col out of his early 4LW - I've played in a inatch tour. .. retirement and come bArk today as they begin play in the i to the Oakland Pitching SM,000 .Sears Women's World nditient-an)thing can and in . - ! ', G American League West stall. Blue was virtually unhittable and ur,beatabte 1971, finishing w it h a248 — -- A ' '., 1 1 - — - __ . 1. -., . '_ . ' i"Tii'i A'+ liii ii kI#Si'JPI l , ' - (_—H---\_\ THEN ww-i cnc' :- rEcrivE I ' / , ...- , — ' T\':7..;tc "-4 : '.>w, Scaworz R'AIN wANiE 10 23E 'E.'I WE 'JERIO(AG j ' " ' ___ __ - Tif.' j 1 —i by Bowen I ( J I ... , ' -. :1 " u.srt s'.." Hodges. "we can win If we the East in 1971. stay so right. The club stran healthy I mean we'll be a A healthy Koosnuin working It won't be much better this contending club." In rotation with Seaver and No, year, considering the Mets' in2 pitcher Gary Gentry would Kooxmnzin hopes to regain the ability it) trade for a renowned give the Mets some hope for a oldtime bun that helped the slugger during the ixinter, Mets become World Lhnipions higher finish than last year. Lefthelder Cleon Jones, the What New York did was get a three years ago. Bothered by a Certainly, they have ene of the perennial .300 hitter sometimes line'etrive hitter and solve a best groups of relievers in the sore arm, Koosinan's fast ball critici-ted as an Ineffective chronic third base problem with league, headed by Tug Mc(raw lost its zip In 1970 and 1971. clutch man, left 87 runners in the addition of Jim Fregosi, and Danny I"risella. "1 worked with weights all ironing position last season. California's veteran star. But There's also optimism from First baseman Ed Kranepool, many thin the Mets gave up too winter to strengthe.' my shoulthe cleanup hitter most of 1971, much for him in four developing der and now It really feels Hodges about two strong young stronger," said Koosman, who throwers up from the minorsRuss Capra and Jon Matla ck -- • ' -'- : , i .j. Y"r, ' He's - - ' " c4 ~~_k ded 1,176 runners In 1971 and scored only 588 runs, 200 less than the World Champion Putsburgh Pirates. ' ---- - T" CAPTAIN EASY unother month into the season So the Mets, despite their Na. ence, says Manager Gil 1110l I before I've est,tiblished a Pat"Even If we do not have a tern and Join in the goose. staff, finished tied for third in home run hitter as such," says Then, I'll know for ' ' I i +f' _____- '' S Bob Schefling. ' -'' , -1 LI' 14 ( - "We just don't get them aroitind," says General Man* as . It) ' ;'' J r _P4ii4_ I ' - ' . -,, .. - ' ' n - (7 uT LA(7'1 r 1' PMI&)M Q1 t OTE P T) '1 A ' rinity Prep For 3rd Win '- - ' / LANCELOT ,.. Bow 1 _______ failed to pridi'e runners In youngsters, Including rIght- surprised teammates with a By KEN RAPPOPORT wicked fastball in batting proc. Associated Press Sports Writer scoring position 63 times and tuindt'r Nolan Ryan. The trade left the Mets still lice se&'iuu)tu. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. drove In only 58. , short of power and missing one The left-hander pitched withTom Seaver signed a tAP) Centerfielder Tommie Agee, of their briuht.'st young pItch- out pain while throwing hard, $lZ,000 contract th is year and another good sign. But he didn't will really have to work for his another hitter In the top of the ers. batting order, stranded 66 run imiake any predictions. money. The state, then, is set for a ncrs. First baseman Donn Ill have an idea how good I possible Jerry Koosman comeThe New York Mets lack the Clendenon, the World Series southpaw inn around the end of spring of 1969, left 57 mates on back. It's what the explosive power to make life hero does th at could make the differ training," he said It will be base easy for their "0 1 pitche r Crooms Tops " , Seaver Must Earn His Pay - "'" . T . - I TW bo ,:,. ". . Ii, --------- ' ' . • , " . ' . ~ - .' __ Tomorrow _ ,- £ P, BOOG POVEt..L handles i hat so well, someone thought up this rig . . a baseball bat complete with a reel. And from the looks of this barracuda he is shown landing, he's almost as good with this bat as he is with the big piece of timber he swings at opposing pitchers. Powell J .. - ( • THE UADGE GUYS ' •.• -' I I - -' ..' -- _________ ' - ',,.' - _ - - - - ,. .. ___ ___ -. - - ~-r 4 4,t.-,__,'__ ,- r '-ii , r --T: " r' * Mets Lack 'Explosive Power" J /1 . L'ti I.-Sl 1-7 ,.' . / I I I - - / 1ruI+II __ , \ rA ,?'i- ', r r.cc'Fi''S,I I LIt')r. , ' '" - 1 r ) / iL '' ,__. ' - - ( ,T__ E. - .. . All / w-' A~ - i '1lIAI Pti!cILLA' """ , tL - ... -.-- viedo LL ()j. ' I'. IS L"1 ___ ____________ ? , 1'.. " .. . I,'""'' , ~,:,:! .IA,-,,-~ ." I !::::I -I ~f' _Jr_ (- 4'l . I- . _____ I ....1.1 . 'I "P I - - IJ by Al Verme,, T- T"' ;, ., Lfc.') 'ue ~, ~~) ) ) r r: [iii::;::1 ,'!""i :::: T' ______ -/ J ~?4,0 I I I 1__( "--".- . ) / - cI'r64I , , s5e'ie, ; flT •.. ( ()/~ ~- '/''E -ri r.., I seven -' — ' LT; ,c'_ PRISCILLA'S POP .. J - - Ii , T 'J I ., 0 (I I A 'a ' I h - Nine '- - - , L\. . V__ ~ -- / . a'gvE,v7j 4 e 4 t, ' H) I''s ltAJ'}'op(iftl - -. -, Ji I A morning arid afternoon Jacobs, Calvin Ward, Ricky trmpt it , mall the' little guard i:;irci( Then li'r Elnicirt' fi.'rd in career average of ,274. That would seem to leave doubleheader and an all-day England, Victor Blair, Jeff a turn-around Jun iper and Awu-iuted l'rrio Sports Yrtier nervous, barbeque are the plan of action little room for Washington, Tray Grtch, except Ferlita, NF" \'UIJ' l Al" "I had confidence, though," McMillen delivered two field Center Greg Ciuc-M said be didn't, but said WIlliams. '1 practice my goals and two foul shots to make maybe on the bench as a utili- for the Oviedo Little League James Wheaton, Tom Brown, which will open its season tvman, Ronnie Myers, Jody Jordan and referee .liit DeBons said he did. foul shooting as much as I do It 49 tomorrow. But if I.ovonro Vinson. that situation is both. "It was a wild game and my Jump shots" The referee had the last word, For the first time the Oviedo Jack Sciple manages the Despite denials, the 5.Ioot-9 that's just the wa u(. like to t'rrng hun. Grwh isn't letting it as usual, and called a foul on the Cardinals and his players are Williams thought he was ham- play tiwni," said Maryland show. In an exhibition game area will have a senior league St. John's, N.Y. big man. Al Williams then made the mered by the &9 Clue.0 when he Coach Lefty Driesell "We had a against St. Louis Thursday, this year. A senior league game Mike Sciple, Drew Duda, John chance to really open it up Grich cracked five hits, spur. will be played at 10 am. along Wilson, John Lee, Darrell Ely, last free throws, giving Niagara went up for a shot king the Orioles to an 11,0 romp with a major league game. W. E. \'arborougn, Mike tonight." "He grabbed me and hit me a tingling 69-C7 basketball Then at 2 p.m. another Graydon, William Sch- 0 Maryland not only kept up over the Cardinals victory over the Redtinets on the arm," said Willurnis luasmeyer, Henry Scherer, In other exhibitior, games, doubleheader involving senior Williams wound up with is with the usually swift Dolphins. Thursday night in the tienil, teams and major teams wili be Gerald McBride, James Dike finals, of the' 1st National Iii- points Marshall Wingate was but actually beat them at their San Diego defeated Oakland the New York Yankees beat played and Billy Dike. Niagara's leading scorer, hit- own game-the fast breill "Itatiori 'Iciirnamcnt The major league morning "Mar>'iand outplayed us," Boston 13-7, the Chicago ç'i For the Twins, managed I,, "I didn't touch hun. I didn't ting for M. including three key 14L5t SoturdJ). U,s nienS associatior la-id a twi pa.il rs't'n come close'," said Cluess field goals in the last six min'. said Jacksonville Conch Torn topped Cleveland 8-3, Pitts- game will pit the Cardinals and Roth Vilhen and coached by Wasdrn. "They outrebounded burgh outScoredLas Angeles II - Pirates. In the senior league Ray Wilcox,s the players are best ball tournament for the members after Niagara pulled out the utes us, Gutclefensed us-they were 6, the Neu York Mets downed morning fracas the Padres and Chuck Starrett, John Wiggins, 'Iom McMillen thriller on Willuims' foul shots Terry Williarrison and T. Harvey recorded a scratch Houston Indians will square off. 8-3, Mike Cox, Dennis Abell, John under par 65 and picked up the low grnss prize with five seconds left and Joined points, including six crucial Just the better club tonight. It Philadelphia whipped Montreal 7-1, MAt2p.m. the Orioles will meet Cobb, Toby Kassell, Reginald First low net was a 57 and was fired by Bob Oliver and Maryland in the finals Satur- points in less than it minute of was that simple." the Twins in the major league Barnes, Michael Scott, Darrel Chuck Evans. Capturing second spot with a 60 were Bob the second hail, to bold Mary "'Al still capable of is bet. nesota edged Detroit 10day. Eaton and Rod Linton. Third place went to Frank Eaton Sr. The Terrapins earlier ad- land to ii surprisingly easy sot- Let game," said Elmore, who cinnati trimmed Kansas City 4. game while the Braves and Duda, William Carter, Gary I Texas beat Atlanta 7.3 and Angeles meet in the 2 pin. Palmer and Kirby Grant. and Bob Oliver, Hal Scocruft and Jim Miller turned in a 64 for s'anced to the payoff game by tory over Jacksonville in the scured 23 points and grabbed 14 Milwaukee nipped California 8-7 senior games. fourth place mane>. rebounds. The Pirate roster is made up running Jacksonville out of opener. The list of players and of Clayton Beasley, Dwayne flue' Dolphins had trimmed McMillen wound up with 25 in 12 innings Madison Square' Garden with a In the absence of the regular nuxed tournament on SIlO Diego teat-he'd Oakland's rrianagt'rs for both league Golden, Sam Jackson, Lance Sunday, the risen played another twi part,er best ball ('vent. the Tt'rpi' lead from 35-31 at the points, many of them smooth. 1-7 victory. HiU.ard, Steve Will ia ms, David All prizes were given for low net winners. Randy Gundy Before Williams made the half to 5.49 with 11 3(ilt'ft in the' outside hut. and 12 rebounds Denny McLain for sevt'rl runs follows, The Angels are managed by Miles., Steven Winter, Steve and Let Hughes were first with so 59 Second place ended in a ptessure-pac'tcd shots, the lte'd - -Mill Bramnlctt. Team members Grunsley, Brian Voigt, Dave tie between thit's teams all who finished at 63. Ttx'y were Al 11fl't i'iitIt'd thu utut In: or at Richard Lee, James Riddle, Duds, lance Bell and Alonzo OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Marrydt-Frank Gaul, J im Bidwell-Ed Miller and Ron Ken Meeks, Joe Ctaxton, Jay Vinson. Managing the Pirates is Brandt-Bill Mum. Saucer, Lam Graves, Scott Joe Patton. Third place ended in a conglomerate of eight teams. IN IT AVE IA' -Riddle, John Motile>,liob Koch, the teams f inished at 64 The> were Dick Harris-Ron Lion it lc~~ Robert Winter, Mike McCan, Maston, Mike' Rassa-M. Reeve, Fred Mitctiell4lob lid. JirnShadron.EhnsGaune'>', Jeff fernan, And) Lehotey.JimDcuwlxng, Quick Evans-Bob Gaul, ' All I ' " .-.'4' -E' He'rxfley and Frankie Adams It . Each-Jack Galpa, Bud Pruvencui4j, Tucker and B .* l "MAz--ml 5, larry Homer manages the Bailey-Ken Burkhart. Ken Burkhart. Incidently, Is a for mer Prepares Indians and his squad is made major league baseball WT1)IT('. 1. up of Ted Homer, Randy T Turning now to the brighter side of Rolling Hills, _ ,' Homer, Joe 13,elflower. Mike ladles pla yed an Individual points tourney yesterday. " ""s Ni1son, Randy Willis, Jun In Championship flight, Carey Strong took away first ' ':,i\ For Pair Mark bell, Steve Place money with a plus eight. Celia Calhoun was second at Ramsey. Dennis Golden, Dale plus four. in toird place' with plus three was Bertie Maston : . 49 I ;1,while WInnie Haeing had to win fourth place' In a match of (,\ , Heckle, Brian Coffey, Isiah The Cromii Panthers boosted p th V.ith eir first wit, final)> in cards over Helen Bliss, Cathy Mum. Virginia Stockman and Bridges, Edwin Robinson, Mark their season mark to 3-0 • ,, the' hornier the Oveedci Lions '' / Johnson and Russell Blanton. >esl.erday a the> sAippecj by u Sue' Hughes. All finished at plus prepart tO fsce a pair of tough The Padres are managed by Trinity Prep Saints 4-3, George "A" flight was won by Mar>' Lou Linton who t urned In a ~~__" th is we'kt'nd starting with I i Drew Evans who has Amos Simkanlch was the winning plus rune At a distant second place was Fran Let at plus it c,'ontest tilL altt'rrioon with three, Mary Weiner was third with plus two in a niatcli (1 Wi,lkerwn, Rick> Evans, Larry pitcher for the Panthers, I New Smyrna , Anderson, Lee Ward, James recording six strike outs. He cards over Gall MacNary who was awarded fourth place. ), The Lions ttrupped a 8-' Journigen, William Merchant, walked the first m In "B" flight, Gloria Coleman came in on top with a plus in the contest to Ness Sniyrna in their . 1_ Ray Tyre, John Snyder, Dan bottom of U* seventh 11. Marilyn Bradle> was second with plus 30. In spot Mark ollo season lidluie" but plan Li ,,. was Sofia Gail while Mary Nicholson won fourth wi th plus Myers, Jehn Myers, Sam Slmco came In to notch thn.ce I. reverse that decision this at five, hone larry Presley, Glen straight strike outs and earn a ~ ____ ternoon Lyn Butch is expected WiLson. Gary Mt'dcalh' and save, Next Thursday, a 9 a.m shotgun will start the Rolling . 4L - C." ~o . 1to get the pitching auigruut'nt Hills wtnnen's nnemt'-guest tournament. For you Jaci &'iple. Witteof I of T -iiIt>' Pr was ear:>' against the Barracudas Joe Patton manages the the losing pitciwi, striking out birds,, rt'!rrahmenta will be served at 8.30 ama I \, ' kA Tomorrow night the Lions braves with the members being 11. He was also Trinity Prep's venture to Leesburg for a 1:30 lo Robert Mutt, Russ Mcbride, leading batter LiNt he went two -4. ,---~ -7- ~ - -( ~ p.m. contest. Coach Dale 4 , Dan Gone, Greg Pt unston, for Uwee li g Phlthps is planning to pick his ______ fl-ankle Scott, Joe Grlmsley, Billy Enright was two for two starter for this game from the To rn I)antels, Todd Bowser, Ted for the Pan thers and Fla. STATE BANK MIXED Kevin ONG of Robert Davis, Allan Bowser. lanuiris King, Dave Denton was one w L trio for four, but Daniel or Lowe Tuip. Davis was I a.'. , Spikes. Dil ard Gould, Tun (liii one hit was a dou ble 70 46 Money Lenders 'i' ; the winning pitcher on Tuesday W L Mutilaturs Allen. Jerry Riddle and Jeff Denton had two ifflis '55' / WIICO the' LionS bombed " Bruusun Crowns scored one In the lop 61", S4', Cartwtwrls c'." Kiuuruct, 10-i. here or. also tow' teams In of the first and Ti'Ity scored 7l, StateFurm 60 5 MIMi The rest of the Lion lineup will ", t 70tt 375 jile ma jor league division, they two In the bottom of the (nine Merle Norman p , 11, 4 have Fred Rhodes atfirst.Jokui are the Orioles. Pirates, Twins to go ahead 2-I. Crooma tied r. 63 45 penny pisactws Wôw' ' ' Carrolli bs 58 II .L Kirkpatrick at second. Davis or __ t__ and Cardinals 574R 57 51 up It, the top of the, filth and both BE. Link 1q4ars at sLrt, Sisdnd at " -1 Dutch Greg jioioil r'or the' defendtng clan.non teai..s kurecj a run in T&DSamtation 53", 54's Greenbacks the si xth. 1.- C , " third , Traccy Boston ,d Orioles, again managed by The winning run Came in ti top 49 19 Proshop Drafts + 74i'i and ni Da el, Jinuny Meeks and Harry Cush and coached by of the seventh. Sobas 4111"I 11119"I To Dollar Tuip In the outfield, depending Turn Engla nd the learn L.' SAIl The Panthers play Mi Dora Hudson Fruit 29 7 lr~ Stockholders on tihil is pitt hin t, ri&etiiberi arc Mike I!ens'in, Don hiblt' School Monday. 19 t Team Ten 5O'x 6$t Wooden Nickels - - ,,._. .. - i . --4 1, - -- - Brooks Robinson are in the - r~, ,,,I . -.,, '. .. !: is consolation flight. runrierup - Dottie Lukas. Second flight: wumer Peg King; runnerup Nannie Lou Schwartzer; consolation winner - Shirley Connor. Bobbie Noeviello. runnerup Third flight winner Pat Walters; runnerup - Elsie Keefer. consola tion winner - Elaine Bodine; runnerup Margaret Morewood. Fourth flight: aizuier Mary Richter ; runnerup Jo l:eehng; consola tion winner - Betty Lynn; runnerup, Anita Wilke Filth flight: winner Ruth Da vis ; runnerup Wilma We lling; consolati on winner - Goldw Tudor: runnerup Betty Sil vealer. This past Thesda, the ladies got together f or a blind partner tournament. Ja ne Montgomery and Dolly Grey turned in a combined score of 117 and picked up first pla ce money. Second place went to Margaret Morewood-Virgima Kayman and Maggie Thompaon-Jalla Births. both teams finished at 120. Th e third place winners wi th a 121 were Rosemar Willoughby and Elaine Bodine. ' - B AtL\ SACHARI-: and 14 hits in live innings and nings against Montreal and limAssociated Press Sports Writer posted its fifth eon,secutwe ex. lied the Expos to four hits Baltimore Oriole Manager hihition v1ctor, while the \'an. Minnesota scored two un F.arlWeaverhasaproblem,but keesc'ollectedl6hits.-includlng earned runs in the ninth when it's the kind of problem the 11 borne runs by Ron Blnmberg, Ike Bk.csitt, a rookie right 0 other American League Bobby Murcer arid Rusty Tot- fielder for Detroit, dropped managers would just love to res-against the Red SOS. Rick Dempsey 's fly ball after have. The Cubs rallied for five runs losing it In the sun. The problem is what to do in the ninth inning to beat baseman Joe Morgan, ahout Bobby Gnch, rookie in. Cleveland. Bills Williams dnvtie-breaking run with acquired from Houston over the fielder. trig in the Willie Stargell and winier, doubled home two runs It's a probl'!m because Grich a double. to cnaoA ñni-tnnjiii "hilt' Texas i no ordinar) rookie Infielder, Roberto Clemente stroked three But then again, the Baltimore hit' apiece as Pittsburgh had 17 racked Atlanta starter Jim Nash for seven runs In five infield no ordinary infield, hits in beating Los Angeles. and coasted to victory. Cinch spent most of last seaJohn Milner drove in three Innings 41 son playing shortstop for Reich- runs with a bases-loaded double Rich Auerbach's 12th-inning ester, where he led the inter- as the Mets scored six runs in single drove in Torn Reynolds tuitional League with a .336 bat. the third inning and breezed with the winning run in Md. ting average and 32 home runs past Philadelphia. Larry Dier- waukee's victory over Califor. In seven games with Baltimore ker of Houston pitched six in. nits -___ il l the end of the season, he s. '.:\ - * .. ..I 5' . by Larry Lesvi, 3v i4'P1A'i't' ) 'ii' . 'L CAMPUS CLATTER sietthig Birno B ur ns ., ., Il ', '< - , 1i 9, --. _ =4 - li, , /-Zic\ ,,' Tht Valley Forge Women's Golf Aisocia tion has just cnmplrd Its annua !',ring Match Tournament The match lilly tourney was played in eight flights wi th eight girls In each flight, qua lifying round as mdc up of t'ree flights in which prizes were awarded f or the low net and fewe'it putts In "A" flight, Peg Dorsey was law net wi th 57. Vi Taylor and Wande Steinke tied for the fewest putts award With 29. Elsie Keeler captured the low net qualifying round pri?t with a 59 Fran Albrecht and Margaret Morewood tied f or the fewest putta prize In "C" flight. Mary Richter scored a 61 f or ba net. Betty Lynn was all alone for the low putts award wi th 2$ , In the five flights of match pla), prizes were given U' the winner and runnerups plus the winner and rwmerups In the Rookie Bobby 6r1'ec ...... I.. Vaey Forge to ............. - I ___ r. . 4' ' - ;- - ,_ ww000k 1) !' " ford of the Pittsburgh Pen. gums. above, ssho has just been scored upon hs l)arrsl Sitth'm of the Toronto 'lz*pfr Leafs uirnis up raisi'd i di spiti deknsls ' help from Duane Rupp. and t'rsar laningo of th \tlnrwsota \orth Stars, he kiss. Justs Iclimized hi Smith cit Ramon ilighi jersr esen though tram males Ted It it r r I s and Barr (Ibhs ssere there it, lend a hand .' ' llommw I Nlool ' , I1, Oops! _ ,,_,.,, 11101' *ctt A / N)sIt F~~ I -, ,1:;~ .4'ruv owl ___ * came Muyfuic , N. 't I ------ ------ ' rf I t*u'it'' u'''1 CU/ C A'f'f.' "F'V AMY tSiV'i Vol if'. £) ''':' on rrid,, //'irr,h 14, I?/- 1 TA , .5. ' i A I . , ',i, ~ , .0 - 1 114 # I ? ? .."N . , ,,4 I ~! I 1-10 - I - . .- ' ' ' I , ~ VI IA -1 " - f -, �I ri_i .- --- M -NA 11111 - wwaa3za Building L 't . lifil, li_# . Los Found i Red, *?fle $ssça nri'*d Homer, N PSICAlIp 0,e to P'I S R EWA* 0 Dre* Evsn 3a3r LOST dinance to stiffen $ - - •) . . - - .' Chairman E'ugt'w Jaques continued his 7 :' . ,. - - FIFTH . I..il(A1 iER-' - (j •::.-. '. ' previous negative vote to one of approval as he had told The Herald two weeks ago he would He said he did not understand the provision when he cast his ballot against it at that time The amendment requires land drt'etooers to Install within . ...tlberr ....- Kerrv Elementar: - School Edwards. Tammy Cobbs, and James McCready hold colorful waste p:ip'r h:ets which they have made from plastic egg cartons. Marilyn Gordon Photo) have found inother use for e'g cartons . -- -- il-Mal. Help Wanted ia-Female Help Warted is-Ma le e na I, Help Wanted le-Situalsons Wanted 17 -Domestic Child Cart poles and s tree t lights at no charge to the Ilhe ---I. t,w city will pay energy Uh in WAI4IfhI • Rentals - ''. Hit' F ra s I e r Is iurI:ttr.. ht l.1*'Lll Vt 'Itl(L Associated Press Jss-riter El. TORO. Calif. iAPi The biggest hit south of I):Sneytand Is a lovable old lion named Frasier, whose fl pp> tongue and stiff-legged tlk made him look like a comic strip caricature. Frazier Is king at Lion Cliuntr) Satan, a 4C7-aci-e own air zoo on w'uth 1,40(1 animals and birds roam wild ond are watched by tourists fr om car'. Whik Frasier may look comic-book-cute to the V.% i !ni ol . man many times over, having sIred 34 cubs. His age is estimated at 17. which In human terms is the equivalent of Th. Old folks write him fan letters asking what vitamins he takes. A unit from the 14th Force-an Aerospace outgrowth of the old World War 11 Flying Tigers-writes from Colorado saying. "We have voted to adopt Frasier us our mascot." Frasiers face or name adorns T-sturta, bumper stick- - -- I" !It'cessary performance bonds being posted William Palm E Cityngineer - said the subdivision localed ,,d;accnttoWlnsntManoronSft 4•s4 has building elevations sufficient to sta) out of flood prone areas and will cause the r'ity no problems at lit a later date. - A - ', - - _ , P71=~ -1. DRRY To , ' - .I - ' - - .' '1 g T - .... \Vi L,.11IiJLItSIIILi 'IlflLiii) - ex'cIrn"Oh" at'd "Ab" b yTh ; -diciloglial pinfilc car excessively. zooming Girls, date mature boys! 'I1J. Case Jirr 711t_ ".1 __________________ - aged 17. Iillitl 4 p-si1tir - Dr. Caiit'.' ii higbss. mc, poll ct-ma ii I nf orm ed liiiiit" (2i Among the vouog male •d sii ii as J art' tl.t' spec-sisters dr liem UsUilIlbi tiit' flIrflSt)l'ts of lith 11r niust has t' hero esst'loKd .ithilet it traitis 01 11911 c'et'dtiig IX' i,,slrs H1 hour when he failed to tioslt ,i plat'rs .5.9) "Sc' 1II tiilit'd of the ts'pic-MI teen-age Usually lz,s'o:srs a i,tii,stc,fV malt , who tilt sx'ial spotlight arid ad' iliIratI(fll cif girls, but hiastit WOli it via lithlt,tWS, tic humors, tIC. lie is also not hiI.rh%- to lois t' usti-d a iIc'WSINIIWI been a niute mn to has to has scout Hilt Bo tanned his own s-pt-tiding flitilirv. to lie hicks hurst' Sl)(Slf1 -' and his aittuilt011ilt' was twiited c'lrar around a Large fl$J14t' tree, ' !t t'tiwhiilt'. Jern 55155 that' 3 killed and sit uthei treH.Mgers lit the sanu' (It re 3 itit' Art' likrlt spt-vclstrrs the III lit- big. StT()ZILZ fellirsi s or slopri frail tHIVt I Are the sprvdstrn mont' likely to be addicted fit tiiflhi' uift-riurit ctmmlt's wliali they imaizihie rn'e' - °'°'' - (' st-usc'." t'rpenrmicvd as atom who c'onst a mit l liii r't's cAr ci in I, ce-Us I around to tibserse the tanauto mjit't'd tlnoi catiitiu otis dials, lit' tends to igoInt' suc4n inside iindicators. as valf Are the speedsters well as 1111411% warming sighs fi "Fill tioithitr elimiple' had likely to t,tlt' a cast' poste'd aluli, tl.t' iiiibwas IiI's-mi dciii iiit' -dali Ii It t' it ii of IM't'I along tin tini'ur dates Short. frail malt's art' also J t'n-s and Jeer-s's iurl friend (11 in' to to' spf'rclsiers, IiLt'Is Je-rru had In't'ii guaIt of ' sre the spt''tlsters thiinkimng that if tint-s zixaun ii , fast dris ing before, so this more' likt'ls' to IN. ret'tnttmng o-ar past this' IXJ.nuil(_ mgi'I, w asn't his (mit ofltiiss-. lilierod ath,wani.'v" t')ii't'Lt that ss'jhl imntifliatr that's ''I)r. Crane. curt freon papa or to rai-zi the-u rilr~ced hne-iinemn' please psychoanaizr tilt- , A ctually, a frail Y0'poutnd spending hhnoino? tonmnit spredstrrs arid wani j7't Are the spt'rdstrrs coed caii push tine thnttle their sw t'i'tlir,srts "IM Lit the' aunts' like'it' Ill take' out their Ill the floor .txid hit tilt- 100la.i7ardu (If rsdiiig with such ,'niotienuul' ire un the ear its nnirk, so fast speed it no III I,.. enit.,,,tii' thu. itit(w at IIl 011111' rhuttii'iatitt'' You high st4noolers might SPEED MANIA tal.t-off? 1)riUi It- our stil rind Ad i i Art' the ShH'l'dstrlS wri(i t,iirnnt's on sonar of tint' dii'. s-n tr,iintti I:rozriamns in "twins' of those who ruimne'd tnuu,nhrnt-'d questions abost" Girls. atuid dating such lnigii si4nool. we find that good Iiars4 50 .ears ago by UXX) s-ouithis were driving t)neni too hard. witi sh,ow-otl' music just'nilt-s nrarh' Send for itis' "Tests for kilirici in autlt t'i'id.'tits last t.. rtnpathis' for anitnals' I Are- tine ujwidstrrs S we'o't ii e'art." enclosing a Veilt'. About one-third of all traf' snore lila-is to be trs'inng to long stamn1wd, rt'turn he fatalities wtTe among that' win "Aln iund 'Oil' protests lope, plus 2.5 cents and weed age group from 15 to 24 f, inn their girl friends. It, out tine 'Enwtional Morons" 'llt s t'ars liii's', off their suppOtt'tl tnt" froni the tti attire male siIti,rs' t,Vrll yetu tr,idrrs tnig)it mnutn t'sIiIr;ig." ti-u' to answer the talks-suing 1Oi Arr the speedsters Awsis writ* to r craw is .s'r -if mil, rawuaas4. *r-!l'.'!g • N'5 jiu-itAne'fit qae'stiuhis: noire- l.iI.h tu Lw driving etawpud, ..i.,. .,a ci saai Are rirlip or tistss more thntii tttuti ('1515 or Using ,..'.a it Iw*.- tTPOsg Uiilkt' - tint- . ' We '' si I'll - I I • -- , - lilt-h •1 ii "--.' .- -.. ,.,' --.$.4frt1 .3_1 ,.eia wiwi' "v-.-.' - Citixens - •. r'',.. __ ItI i.-.tI , FHA 733 ,._,?,. - ' . - ._i_1 l' baths siag carpet. c.n!rl 'eat ai' Coi,'try Club HC.Q"I ,. ' •c- eia'e 32$54 rs''' * * RETIREES* * VETERANS OR ANYONE MA AS Li'TLE AS tC 0C'% N ba'! 510'PS boo-i P,eat wCll '0 wall carpet • ?CI?IQP? e?r closed garage rane c131. Ifs Prom 51' (C Models Op4"$C 4ly Pr PEL LIRE 201 Wbi For Privacy ________ - I .tkr Acre Plus a'gt older hO.0 rwes .t,cv?'u'al area &xi t?'41l' C' 5: a... ,.v ...-,-, . ... - .f La ". • ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST "N'S r'' :i ubut bat' 3 baths for Ill 0) lhOui3f5c'ut. Wall to Wall carpel - -- ______PALt wi AL TV INSURANCE 101 C Wesl lit St 1725411 s';r ) badoo"t 3 'N' tami, r oo m Ociijt'It well ID? hOus. .00 yard alt?' %p!iniklI" SIS'C"- 5. 535 SZ SaCulv GuardS Sanford area full fid part tm. Pleatan! working conditions Mus' be in good P,.attt' nd bondable Fringe b.D.41t5 anc pad yacatn .Jr, lforms and eQuipment furniShed Appif 3Dd. Soul! fiumisy C)Iardo 5 5 ?.n EQual OnrtiI!s Employ,' Country a 7 " '..' I rr I -, Payto"'ii' . REALTY If'; Fri'..:' 37 2 155? - - - A E .i't 3:: 3 Bedroom-1'2 Did Phone LIne To Want Ads JLL 'ni' C, E Appliances :.'ir OPD ELECTRIC COMPANY 72;) Pack Drive. 377 1347 COLONIAL ' -FINANCING- 322-2611 vr 235 Must Orlando 831-9993 11am ?olpm -, fl• , Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line per Day. - IDid ViAl Priuw 'tat ,oi can Isa.; YOUR L.t-''5t appea r in he y(,., Cat) CO 20' Your Direct SANFORD PHONE Line to 373 $M4 rr Coil week(iayt be?or,U300to I St!t 07 CanCel TOUT ad for flit following day and ¶icfudep'S belure 17 noo"t Women and MI" to take names from am, to Øn f the CIIy d"C$Ory Ca' ,iXtIafV Reply in yw' tsanO*"ll'f'Q I BC. h £ car, l The %anto'd Herald PC floe 1437. ,arWOrC. Florida 3777 1 - ouncil agreed. c , -., la,,t 's.'arcr' Low '.lr'i, Pa,"r'n'', (1ii It, UJ'e I.ik l.':, tiC I ("it9 , Park nu 3;) 3414 . 332 IfS) &o, call collect 795 437C Orlandc __ ''Automolive5ervic , . - 4• 5" ,( ,l'4Pft'. - 4 "- s - Of Copy. ( 11111) 4 they 4 limes thiu 20 times 71 tiPies • = V1 I ' Nor---imwle_mli W * ESTATE SITES * CUSTOM HOMES * * ICc a line 2Cc a line 22c a line 'HQP , HE THE LITTLE ADS WITH BIG BUYS WANT AD! 4.11 SAVE YOU DOLLARS -, LO"S INANC U? - " ________________________ Ceramics -. -. - M R - - ,I 4 - WANTED ADS thai In a preference boded age from eiflplQyV'S covered by the AGE CSISCRIMIHATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. W'w'e informc lit may be obtained frout the Wage Hour OfCS at 219 C,arlaine N E 12490 Building, Seventh Avenue, North ,iiemi, Florida 33161, telephone: 330 573 3 ( i.,'.wi MARCH -out Landscaping Free Sanford 1)7 4533. Orlando 77)Q3?, _Income Tx • i1'W Strict, PAIiSISOT 'TOM. East Road If 52 t5JC Enlrancel 372795 ---_--.___....... '- - _ Call Sanford -- - . - f'ersorsalhtSd Toil S er vice Call f appointment Jim ( ,eamet, 526 RO$4lla Drive. Sonford. LaundryServIces I AIlaAv PLAZA 1.AUNDMOMAT Or, Cleaning At budget Pots's Openalla in Daily 37397)' Marine Equipment - . -. Boa t boat Show I Garage Rummage Sales SO US 14)6 - -- - - DO IT YOURSELF KIT CARPORT PATIO HERB'S TELEVISION SERVICE SALE. Thur machine. blCyCle.typeWFIlir, trumpet, sleeping sofa, ping pong table, Misc, 101 IdyltitildI Or • 373 019) NeiSOri5 FlorIda Rose, W000RUF I 'S OAR DEN CENTER 322 31# MllCele,yAy, Fore-go Cons Oranges. extra nice Valevicias, Can D,Iivsr, Graetsle, 315 31,1. Geneva. Magnetic Car and Tr'icli Signs I iiay service. 314 7454 Hilly It 5) Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinets Formica tops, SInks, leper? its 372 5037 - N Carpets clean easier *1111 wish to thank all my friends and customers that I have been associated with In the Sanford area for the past years, and also An. nounce that I am now located at the Deland Dodge , - Quai,ly, Low Cal Pools -______________ BulidotIng-- 0 S. - land Clearing 515 OAdCV' C & S Iluilding 131 53e4 . __________ Please fool free to call on me for help in selecllng from our complete line of emclIlng NEW, - nlO*Is Sa"lcd - -. Antiques PARK I ANTIQUES SW A Corner Park it, by appf 1120711 Antiques wanled buy sell trade Alto relifl.$hing BRIDGES. lbs * lit St 72)25)1 37 Musical Merchandise Used Upr .gftl Piano, brown 1173. Ph 373 7767- 1703 W 3rd Street. Machinery 1550 Call Livestock And Poultry 62 _____ SADDLE EQUIP-MINT *e-'slern We., Save .t the Old Corral Western Shop H.., If 97 I in S cI Debar, Pets And Supplies (H a want ad lRud happy new for no kxugrr needed but useIi ilemi ill to easy to place ur ad. Call 371 7611 - .Iva your None that new look, roofs, .gteriors, mobile homes. reasonable raid Pressure waShed Licensed, bonded, In Mired $31 1645 or $451 __________________ III Sewing AAll,,,,lion s Mists) shegherd pupa FREE to goo.I hornS 371 4/CR I ith. Birds. Animals, 5ppI,S PET FAIR. lariat Plato Sanford. 373 ian biak, *ill Isoid until (sit.. 377 INS Poodle puppies AlSO Meg "The Cleanest USED CARS To Be Found" Travel Trailers 10 After 4 P.M. Phone At Home 3224770 DeLand Office Phone 74.7e00 ISPOYW CAMPER. Pup TOpand full camping equipment. Clean, good running. great Puni $2500 or trade III 2115 after 4 pm DELAND DODGE 203 W . Blvd. (H Wy' 17.) DeLand, Fla '91U Slarctafl Camper. 7*36 -- Bill liii' ni ISP' S.. ti(t5 750)5 IvwiitAve II! 347qJ 5 Elm Ave WANT[ IM [DIATEIV _... Well Drilling PR 1#4 PUMPS SYS?FN'.S Al fit, ,IA Sr. .e We '.jiar STIPIE Machine A Supply Co IOlW Ind St IN "ji - big on deoer ______ .. THE HERALD'S DIAL 322-2611 or 811-9993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A 'rELE. PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME )fiivan Diii• Away, Inc the soild's lelilirlU lnanSpollel at mobile homes. needs TRUCK DRIVERS who own or can purchase a 3 Ion short wheel wheel bail i- 1 - _-r---- . _ truck to - ImanIpofi mobil. homes It n.c.slary, ws'Il help you ob' laIn financing for a Ilucis. We offer natlonwlda or local 1may01, dy$flCe on each 1119 and lull poynlani on comple' lion of each lap. II you want ___________ a, fla 5A lu be In a profitable business this is for you ______ APPLY IN PIStON 10 MOSIAN SIYI AWAY 11 •IPIISINIAIIYI. Mr. HoNday Inn 4951 S. Washington Avenue, Tltusvl$o 5 Florida March 20.15. lO$$, - _ _ _ T_7 --- si..ps I. i bu rner StOvl, ice b= 111010 lee - 141 C 5.qinofan Blvd AlIansQnlC Springs, $31 All? WLLLSOI4ILIE() - - - - - - at 17'S FOROConvert $ '4 ) 65 BUICK Wildcat S9$ Chrysler Or. $aSs MARK Ill '69 Chrysler 4 -, Singer Touch & Sew FORDCoup-e '42 CHEVIMPALA -1,,r ødan RI-I. Clean 1395 in Iris; Ie Of pureOles) Div* male Groat Dane. I) mo oid $20) of best offer. 132 9044 after PLUS '4* I '11 Allergy tr(tS *DODGES .COLTS *FIATS -- - MILLERS 63 Put lIsa 9111cr balk in your ceiling leilure'S of all AcCOjistic kinds LIc en sed tEnded insured 534 1619 04 934 9691 - TELEVISION SETS %IS UP Any Deign Ph 3 2 3 0353 SpecIalServkes . :. CARROI.L'S FUR Sewing Macri-ne eQuipd 10 itO zag bultOnr'Oie, fancy design, in Console Pay balance of 535 or 1 pmpmtntS of 56 Call Credit Manager at 327 94t1 ore," III SEWING 1114 SANFORD CENTER, 307 A Fast I, 0 11193 s77 46 MuSrANC, PIiie Lustre Electric Shampoo., only SI 3211065111 Paradise Pools 26 74)MiF the )ItCOrIandODt Or Cr. CiAlror. Luke New V,eni'nOIe dryer. nile' vul Also Trimlore E.e,c,w, lie new Single bid, good condition Pours) coffee table 377 50)1 Small Oliver bulldozer Yes.., I ri. • j - w 39 OF SEMINOLE. INC Supplies, Services Man ?rcuance 1511 5 Freoth, 3114549 -, 'fl CO o - Pool irrC01W'i -- - -- P14140 ill STORAGE Console ',lorq.d locally Reporled like new Responsible party can take a bg sung on low payment balance, Write GULF COAST PIANO CO , P0 Bo. ! Piruurm CI, Fla 32401 AQUA POOL SERVICES 1L 70 MAVERICK 2 F,gidalre w asher, Marlag dryer. gocd condition Both for SItS Call 7770 71 7 -'' boo tn. good r4.! 110 414 Il')) Beautiful Pool Suppliel - 323 AM FM, Healer, A.P. Pau la-I, leSther interior, $1530 WI-IS) all,' 5 p in Can be IeIIS dalI', 0 ',.mn iic'l Repossessed console piano with tenc:, E,cellent (Ond tori Some one with good r,dt tO take up 1Gw payments Call Rev Marion Ides (coiled. Des_and). 7344534 Chain link F,,, Ettimale's 172 7447 call 11014 Studlibeiror Chamilplon, or - fl I.. fl Q'fl Tun , Thurs. 3S, St 103 Eves D Al. BIINCE COMPANY PUBLIC AUCTION I .i-r, Mnd.ap n.ghl, 7 30 p m consignments eelcOmedl Open daily 10 S Sanford Fjrrners' 'p. $4. I'iS good cl hon - 36 3731355 :jr - SMITH FURPII TORI COMPAPI I Beds Ii,' S061 If 541 770)5 F'enls 1710735 105W lit 5? 373 435) Store equipment, Stock and beverage license, for sale Phone •jf 75W - 3,: 951 1115 Pontiac •'ra 9P.? 0. aufiSinlu ant ,qu, c' ri's. A 'sped Eel 0.-i' Ml.? .I'i lilt ba,e, Household Goods SSA available Mac's Electric Service, Auctions Au(lics'l at Jerry's Colon ml %ir, F fen( h 777 ftti, per day NIT UR C ar Compressor, 3 HP lain cylinder wilh lank, on wfq,45 List p11cc. 1375 53. offered o f $100 discount of 1171" Other models and sizes Canadian l'.* I947 Clsa'Uol.t pidi 1,0, kw' 373 1177 i',se, lag and ,PPC' (ie,n "44 Pln50,l! sp o t-on Now 70.0)0 Gal SIo,a. Tin. 11/S 11111 S.antor'dAve 327 1734 Seminole Coin Center sday. Friday, Saturday, Mar. 73 25. 1 a m to S p in. Freezer, bedroom suite, buffet. tewIng BOARDING S26 VS COMPLETE COLOR ANTENNA SYSTEM Channe l 6. s nt,ma Channel 7 antenna 1213, Most 30' Lead In wire S Standoff Insulators I Mounting bra Sei ibiS is an luculent coor antenna & easy 10 install P E .) IJL T , 0 lI.p')Ss.%i.d and ,,r-',nl toned sailer', 50 clay guarantee Plc,'e 4,.00PlrY APPLIANCE 171 "44? Miscellaneous For Sale . US SIDEWALK SALE. I arid Myrtle Ave Sanford, lb a in. Saturday. Odd diShes and glassware, old tEttles, granule pots and pans, etc. , DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 2" arid Larger. Pumps ipr.n.l.rs. but site. WAPIT A')S ANt: SMALS in ale' c ondiloq,.rs 113 46113 Ad-$504 $16.50 $46.80 4 line Ad-U.72 $22.00 $d2.40 6 line Ad-ILA 40 $2500 $78.00 line - , Your Jol'nson Motor tIo'Iori Whaler Dealer 377.1352 35 1h & Sanford Ave DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. 3 323-41S'J ..,----n'- Boats and -. - - F.ecutie• black m.,.i 4.'.'. 127 5737 - U-HAUL TRAILERS 44455?SQ'$4$4))$ 5 (Jays 2 1 Days 13 Wks, ilijIj't",Ofs. f)ilar,q5, Phone toll li'ie FAST . Pci up I?t,ti, 1 w45I drive. GMC $373 c all)fl 0634 ClubS, COCYISel* SC?. S roeS. I fS.11et. I Wi!W'tft. aid ISag (Isa re $50 131 i4ctt Appli rental toward purchase CP,(S ilh Stuarl. III r - -- tongue, ia's. •i"a _.Trailer_Rentiil... 0. M. Harrison Irwome Tom Se' vice JliAbbl',vilt.SI ,Oeilona - 1-4 TO DELTONA EXIT Realtor LANDSCAPING. Reasonably rate, JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE. SECURITY GUARD + PRACTICE GOLF AREA + SWIMMING TENNIS CLUB HOUSE HORSES - BOATING Lucy 0.Doughty4 ' `_1_ 572________________-Painling, R oof Repairs. Guoran lied Free estimates 327 4775 -- ___ , r Also - with 133 HP Outdrlve, sIlO, In. trductory $1150 Ii. Correct Craft flowiider only $1715' Galvanized 1431 IC' lrailers, 1370 Dependable $1113 11 lIP only $1153. many others all sites. Terms ROSSON SPORTING UuOOS Dowolown Sanford 331 254% Get In On All The Action! 26 from 1-SP.M. 's- AL UcCianahan, CO'iI,actI 72 SI'S) 7)3 III? 323 3475 1 ENJO'YMEN; OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY is (leit 210)1 cInch Ave III 1412 sel .'- - __._ MARYLAND If RIEDCHICKEN 'tiC D.ti.r,nce Residential i4.modelir.g, Repa.i , ,.'. TI.i P Rim, Eating Places I "t.' z on ' Ua, )d ?C4l 3 Lines Minimum does not HELP. :;::.:'. - H i,p,'r ', BE READY FOR SUMMER Alum,num Sc reen door wit's grill, delivered and fully installed, $7553 Ic.' all stock sIte's Special site's extra Also availa ble acrylic doors, 13553 compl etely irwlall,-d Call Aluminum Doors of Sarlord 373 1315 --- _____ AL PORZIC. PLUMBING Alleraforit, Cu'.lom sQck 3 2 3 3916 17) '.l 70 pe r cent off Patio roof, Screen room United Fence, Awni ng I. Carpet of Sanford 373 34 34 1.c - t. Col. fIn.-.' I'ift, dun 1453 304C11F'I ' USED CAPS 7731510 WepJrt. Repair, Windows. Paneling SubC on tract Framing , trim Oil Licensed, bonded 373 4113 alter A - TRES CHIC br.Autv A WIG SALON opec. C..', tttc 1 0 4 it' 5' 32) I LOTS .i(il•)'i:? #V- WOODED f ' Thit NEWSPAPER knowingly accept CABINETS OR ROOM ADO Remodel old Or build a rue-s. Free 372 1010 CIII F I II eubmales i AutosFnrSale ISIS Muslang. ni e ta0 327 3170 ('vIlOrn k,IChrn Cabinets and Vanites Free Esllmates Phon e 4',,'.snal HAP I. if I ' " III AUT V 1,00W % lip a1,in..I.,n? O'.r r.1' l,550i.iArt 374k (11.73 MINIMUM CHAR!E) ,.i,... IIIaawi ClI'ii ----'- _. '14 MUll LIII Ieay dVIi l.IH 'n, S'soci AtAicLe". e•CP. 2171 5 FICYCh Air i'?' 373 ill - 3111 - Al said he had been notified the - I1 323- 4670 CLASSIFIED! ALA EMPLOYMENT P LL' lWXSSALARY - TENWS ilw 134 RegenCy 511 C t Room I CaSs,iCR"v 531 SIX Rates For Consecutive lnertions-Uo Change _., etWr pollution Agnes Weber insited the rtic' was prutWaled to the clerk when he was Lured. instructed City Attorney S Joseph Davis Jr, 10 correspond W. V' Prescott requesting tine shell of tine Iortiier ttart,ecue rtstauj'unt to hr turn down. Oi no response is forthcoming from the letter, the city will action. take cGndenlnatiun 4 BUILDER DEVELOPER his motion to table the matter riled for lark of a second He - o accept Councllnian -1 SHOPPER S GUiDE tOr as lc.* as $13 a nil! 5 Cal 72 2 7611 and ask It, tc .va,'l ad v-to' tL)31y' BRA ILEY ODHAM Good - __ _ - fl3 riwb4le ff11 I 150 I It I Iy', dtltCVi noo i 16 1 IS pv, good miles . I • M Ril%S. 730)45 SIt. cl 'r ill I' Uillj...,i. ililci ilP'I'i 1 APROLLS FURNITuRE Ill W III 51 PP. III SIll AODlf5c, I,'&(IIIPIES, Rent a new OiivpflI 1le.lnic 1t 510 a month . ar"t ' Plumbing- Electric - Beauty_Care lout present clerk is resigning to 017 IOPII1tC., Jolts Fr en ch Aye, 322 6M - 1531 RamhlerA,!, ar,(ar' 305' iiit •t'a Ciii P,.vi,s,tatior, pi - Oranges 'Irapetnuit 377 an, 'inI, iPIil SON MAIFR FURNIIURF buy S•li Trade ill 5 1 lit So ifl $411 put, Equipment For Rent - I. %l• Tang.luI, 0444 "019 horno, - - Our non comparable quality specials lit, $4750 IC' Step V BowVIdef placing your ad Remodel, riagan lfltcjlat.Oni5. SANFORD AIR CONA PlEATING . Sell It arid forget if with a Want Ad Call on, of o ur Ad ViSors Sir help 3771543 Irgidar, arid V,Ichecl Ad AP pi.anci-'s C. H PoG,4 tYOO * 151 5' Rn 332341) -- SEMINOLE SPORTING GOCr)S HAVEN - - In, WHY STORE ITANOFORGET IT' ____- Auto Insurance -- -- THE HANDYMAN ro j ob too small, painting, home repair I 7443 Attic Insulations Male. Fema le 00 to Ptinodelibg! Room Add. painling, interior, carpentry. lrc.or R.asonable 333 IS __ W.odel Open Pab, 5!1P. tO I.e in PitiP With irOn' l'•'.f 3 ,' i Iran 3C56 CONDITIONING AIR fr om be 71 Waitresses want Apply I?' person to Lake Monroe -- ------ 42 KENNELS Bathing, Dipping H*-y "Well Pr 311 $ 752. Miscellaneous For Sale Sanford Home 1iitprovernents __ Orlando Drive 273 3431 FHA $177,600 dame?'?.1 WrIt. P0 Bc. 715. Maltiaftd or call Ad? 1230 itt c)RIVt1' Comn 550' y South PS!. Pr, Season Air CondIic.n,r (11(5 p Ai5 wailler and refrigerator service GENEVA HEATING A -. d?aflSrnafl *i' IVY, Pant ,necpsan.Cal bCkg'Oufld Phone OT3PUa3lUiV5.WUCAV iIUIItil5. -.----,. -. /A REC. pimar, end ser onda', t.acISes f or nest yes, Mull b F. pe'iencd dedicated arid fun - Appliances CONTEMPORARY Help Wanted Seminole )fl 4472 IcCO SPANISH CENTRAL FLORIDA CP4RISTAIN SCHnOL gradeS 1 12, r,,,iil 15 2lOMagnoia Ave t'! ado.. anui (enl!al %15?ffl5, i'*S1 pvce at SEARS ,n $40 Apply in pe'tOi'. Ic GiruTh'$ Re's'eurrtt At Vieg. Pest ''uCi 'Tf"ni,nat ISM Ife'P A., ed Baths ANIMAL -.- Ill,. 'isa P,4rn.'jlPi swap ln' tjr"l .5.1 Iva i Call 377 ,_jp alter 1 p .n S Pet Care SEPIW-ARIW- GLASSA PAINT CO '' Q' Frontage On 1757 with building. JIM I$loci'.nestlo Tenneco krviCe Slat ion Clay ParnIstI, 110 Bugler. Melbourne, Fl. • Ph 773 3351 Serve You! Glass-Mirrors P,I- 5paCn Ar Ccrd.t.onrc Sale. r.r.çt,ui - Swap And Trade Iiuinnss Property 36 Brick home irs Quill neighborhood, 3 bedrooms. family room.I", bath',, wall to wail carpel, built in range A Oven, Qllrt)tig, dispo sal. Central heal and Cr. largo lot and clot, to i i 12 1,11,00 By owner 323 4152 Here To - . P'rir".rrjt 3 Dr . 2 laIn. Pu c'd'° 570,0)0 Assume $tI5)4 mortgage $143 rIso In(ludCl taxes and In wrance Owner, 3373232 51 Air Conditioning Female Help Wanted 14 The Shoppers Guide Is SiLNPpIk A,I,.tkdLS Mcml,,', Orlando AP ML S Ml ill - 34 II I I III'.i I' S -. rtfi basis while your p'ocs'ssed I:,sr t s tx'r SLC Hiawatha Lv. at I? 53 • i ',' - SHOP THE EASY WAYI certain you qualify Ce '.',,il move you in on a Pison, 323 1311 it i.s•4 fi,rnl,,p aii,tePS. tOilt, of, w l'ell ICinS v ai N'.,l IS , •' I-..! A.• S 1)11. tilt n.ar new. will finance or I accept tride Ph every problem. qualify as a buyer under the various financing . if we feel programs - MUtIlt.,C WORLD ALF% tI,".t iClfW-Illsn of double wide in .'i,lrai I lorida, Dig in,wilory of Loft and parks U widet Open Eve TO C p in is lINt fly 1191, t.Ttg*lsSd a ll 2173 . ... -- will find this directory the most convenient and up-lo-dale way to solve guidelines that yOU must me.' to 54'X I 74 convenience. Permanent residents and newcomers All ct'i 5rvlCe - . . Mobile Homes 34 The following businesses are listed for your We iria the p. S Ewlruoer Opr.tDIl wanted i', plastic insulated w,re romps?', Will tr$ir *O,I Shift muhafliCaIly inclined indlylduatt flhlI Appi, in pes01' S 30 a m art weekday F. '4 3C PAR S,C.ON WiRE A. CABLE CO. West has 70 ..- 172 ----- - Schools Al i in', I a!flIrC .e ni lull P')''.• Iii 171 5510 • Al- i,'"t .5 I 33 $401 ren(h Ave .373 520) ___________________________ - - .. --- - .'jAIi If (I tli,nl r Johnny Walker Realty k.l.tiP REAL TV 107W 1sf SI Ph 373 7335 central Pleat system. modern *11. kthen cguppr'ct beajIlviCabrv-t% , large paneilr'.l utIlyf oo m Call (Son Ely for yOur new home today AUST1NDEVELOPMENT CORP. P 0 (Mi 37, Altamonte Springs. Fla PP,on 53 1 4)451 Blocks West .It Frenc h Ave on 70th f,t Only 3 to 5 minutes 17 t il Chur ,, he Shopping I,,,s '4flit trmlc lr.ros (all nil li'' Two bedrooms New, 3 bath,, In Orange City Central Heat I. air, fully carpeted. 5.3.100 down and assume morlage 773 4553 after 7 p in LIsys, 371 6311 Mrs i o SANFORD .. ion .i, 11 52 North. SanfOrd specifications and obtain bids -. - -. AT, P. 1)91 ROB VOtING'S AOl?', 'IAIPS fl3l - lOP - 20 New all lv '.5 P'.w'ni'% ,v.th . CA',fi 177 4111 Now 5 Remaining FOR EVERYONE! 3:: I'S, Expow;jwKirly - waitress And Scofters special meeting be scta-dult-d Under tits pian sn cxrlusis franchise would Lx' awurdrd t the best bidder for the servict and as part of the arrangement the conipany would devote day weekly free of charge tc collecting trash within coffununhty from customers and non-customers alike. Although Crenshaw made it clear he has no wish to cunumt the city to such a course of action tx'f mire hearing the view! Council people, of Ow authorized ha-n to I*PWL ._.... uauie •L._ ui 'S ;.'Or' --- pickup in th e city', requested the . r;a NignI bartend,' and Waitress, S Ii N,V 17 Apply to OlICS Hofbraw Haul. 2541 Park Drive e'e' 3 pin Council at 30 p.m. April 4 U 76-Trucks And Trailers give their views on the proposal 75-Autoi For Sal, that an exclusive franchise lx granted for garbage and trail, the within collection WANT AD niunicipalit> Councilman Dick Crenshas , INFORMATION who has been w orking on a method to acquire fr et trash in other busuness, Council Approved a 12-year contr:ct with Oldham Tank Conipan. for maintenance of the citys large water tank The agreement calls for annual inspo-ttions. painting rudy years and regular mainteflalict to keep the tank as free of rust us possible on the exterior and free of foreign matter on the interior Voted four'tn-one to increase the outer clerk's salary frQfli $33l to $400 monthly. Counc s-vseu ilman William Kkky F y ou haven ' t seen these h-nes lately be sure you do before they are all sold! - ICC) B,eI SpecIal, I It' - Wanted To Buy - THE SHOPPERS UIDE 4SM - 37 - - Better Than 5LEFT -'--- ,.s. ETgh dry. ,nliiniej, Soulat 1100M ('all osret (1011 All itSItoliNt 49 SOLD fly 0-an.' Nice home. corp.!, 3 b's a-api's cen!a N's?', p.''at i,?"1 'iJ - (A%SAØAC,A API A, S Ji'lilIii' Down -'--- - - - - ------- Lots A Acreage -- - - ml 7 per Ant as Ic'.. as 1 i' tent l' 340 n,-,tP,'. 1 'iou i.iaif'i under F IlL :is t;: cos: "' Juil $30) down and $5) 'rt ,,.iflth 1 Qualified. S and I bedroom models Ileil in city 70) Santa Barbara Or I V* OPMAN CONSTRUCTION CURl' Academy Manor - -- 33 11glilandt. na - bedroomS. I' --- ',----. For Sale Own.. I bedroom- I SlaIn •nii-ut. roe Ins.d carport 511.5(1, totSi $100 M.,l1, i'h 1?) SItS flo. 37 2OO - - cC ll't,, in Nt"IP fl;l.'- 1, 3 fl,l, m 7 bath, 74 SOulO I' mill, Pt 373 lIot 373 445. - $1' 5;; tts i:s Pt HOUSOS ------- fly CORP. 7545 ParS Prait, 313 3431 NQhtI Surdats & Hri,dayt Cali NEW HOMES cI'meflt bio.i le Two Florida room. I bat!. cia. HosPital and 0Ow1'ttOwL SAX dOwft takeOver r.jyrneflt% 3 11 DEVELOPMENT Stenstrorn Rear Yard Enclosed DEVELOPMENT CORP 2521 Santoro A., 372 ., - t A AUSTI N N.n.b,a'idr**Ia'ioa A and n,' ,"p', F HA i..:,;i'.i:'..',', '.; ' ill X" , '05 III CX)OcnlIecl Springs. -- Itt, '-eIgi Dart '. r. PS. Partner an At/I, r,.v-.IP,adtnn 25$', 7274721 (all (Son ny l'sl*y Atantont, -, lw -. 'S Oi'i'n Daily 351h st t'riIOn,iIle. 1,41 on ll,.slia iP't on Locust bedroom, Three u'n'lral heat, lanced. 514530. LO,'4 ARIIOR Three bedroomS, bath. 10? ISO by 1$. 521 O'70 1 Oi. If AR hOR Four bedtoO"t. 2''i baths, on lii' $S LAkE MARi' TP,I* l,fvJrOOflI',, bath. 11S,f,cvSl, 5450(1, f.'.i ICE N(IRE(5d--TPwe,bedroonn.7 bath air, vii's fence, 'ear Golf ,111 I- Cc.,rs. 572.303 :i,iO'vlLWl Ot Three bedroom ,i' ts5ll cprlrS P'#t aisO a i r lAil.SON l'LA,i Three i1 ball' lOsely pissi. '1 .1 TONA-TWO bedroom. (IrsItmi !,,at and •Ir. $15,700 LING HiLLS--'FOur bedroom, I on golf course 5.41530 I A" lODE-lOu, bedroom. 3 bath s'ories Gi IS acres 551.0)0 MANOR - 3 icDUN TRY CLUB b'd,OO'n wlh heat. central air, (a.CW'Iil'Q %I1,500 Agency \.oiic Moving, Must bell. lO'.'t'y 3 bedrrWv' Longwood Industrial Park Stale 71-Auto Repairs Parls.Accenories 72-Import Autos 7)-Motor cycles Of a ttend work session of the Cit chulugists rt'alize thatniaflt p-o1iir with ii still tic' so hi h 1.9. mu ('11It,tIOlIi,iliV tmni.ituic' that thv should be tr:ined ',• .i' HouS.es For Sale A4 N'.st,I 111111i NECREST .. WANT - AM tall 44PI)A ().v" I $411 've,n -I-,'r.i,. pc if 1.-li, 'p • P1.ca.ld larf At ?Sf IV Ill 7511 an-I oil, i" I'.' in indt t Two lull baths t.',pla(e breakfast nook y-pCA,4QUALirY UNDER NES'? c HA 3S We are bvl0nQ fif'* NOIflCS now Of you r CP'OCt ,and1dtOmt 1" p.s .s dt4O ,n , '. .'5 ,• : Rd 434. LOnPe000 Transportation the City have been Invited tc EMOTIONAL MORONS I ' Poultry )-P,tt And Supplies Meet LONGWcXM) CLINIC By George W. Crene, Ph.D., M.D. Jerry fulfilled all 10 points on that Rating Scale for "Emotional Morons." Slight, frail boys can win athlet ic fame in swimming, track, wrestling. etc.. instead of trying to make girl friends SC-Machinery And Tools CG-Building Ma terials ii> DONN A ESTES ____ ! ! 1_...... s ' .n." " Cli 1#1 Bug vedtn yaM-n Down __ a-Clothing in the under 12 division of the Central Florida Shell Show. Marilyn Gordon Photo ''iX/' •' .. Over, Noon HPC 32-Wanted To Buy 33-Swap And Trade 54-Equipment For Rent 35-Misc.IIaneous For Sa le SSA-Hotn,ehoid GOOdS Se-Antiques 7-Muiicl Merchandise 35-Store And Oftice Equipment invited TISIIEL TIMES entered, three iinics a first place winner is Judith .Anri Phelps. Judy is shown with the shells that won her the first prize ribbon ________- ' i.'. - Estate Aofos For Sal, 'S MIII 5*11 31.151 172 491 ne 173 Inc All brick homes SAN LANIA Two bedroom. ideal ''w nrl.fq'ini"tt, 511550 Ci I V. 3 l'edrm 3 bath. 3 51015 EE Us for a MODULAR 80Mm " Jackie's Swim School 0-Lawn And Garden Equipment C2-LivesIoCk And Citizens ___ ' I'. CCr ' - Import Autos 12 554 ttitt4a f,'i.5n %'al.iln #IaVp-ii' Iw'lad. e leSt Bins tal,e $7, 7211 IPu,. S tour bedrooms Garage or Carport Wall to wall carpel PiNE CR EST- Comc,O'l,l'i fur Peati.i0 dCentral ti Sled .n(iudinlg 'ion 75' a n Beautiful kitchtvi 51'pii5YctS I bedrcs'u'ns 3 ball,', S 5?spol utility room Seat 574,44iO a Fr om S. cAPITA Three bedroom l•' AR W- AENU( 1.2 MS i 72 A5a'WtP Inc - - . ' _ k'.-'- -' - 15 It-a a', , I'lli'er n, ,n,lP, at at ann,.al 'a', cif, . f months if '10u qualify for 184 7)5 All Fxdusives - '" 00 'Sanierds' Sales Leader" ' ii sI 0 'THE 'TikIr In • a by Art S.ns.m stir NO R M LOSER - __ '4p40U crav,Cr CALl. I-' ===- C - T HefP,'S 4'• f - ' ) developers are required to pay PI&NC LESSONS ON minimum for costs of 7 1-Rooms For Rent 1 wp Rent other expenses 2-Apartments ')'I engineering and Furnished involved in the city reviewing Unfurnished 21-Houso Rent Male Help Wanted 13 plots The former five feet 25-Houses Rent Furnished for requirement width i Homes Rent ot San or ø Cvii Setv'Ce g 'The C sidewalks was reduced to four 37-Resort Proporty For Rent Poarc will 15010 earn,rtations ' QuCilfied arelita?'tt fO 21-Business Property For Pent fCC't. oosition o' TruL r)e' Park,' 25-W*fl?,d To Rent Council action, In other 1572 •t Op.raIor on Mar.4 year trophies received and filed an opinion C IS am ariø I Xpm in11*cIty rWhen he arrived at the Or. Nail ReQuirementS illoaSyrt of from the county attorney to __ oange County zoological school e:,m,fltarr age. For Sale Estate Real Guy tax assessor D. county legal reslden' of edvCOtiOfs clove not far from Di,cnevland, Allen that he must astI City Samiriole Cos,sty IDr at eaSt Sit Frasier was a skinny mon ths pfioI to dcl. of 10 on property annexed via 31-Houses For Sale pound undernourished DIICIIOI1I ,WperItCS in driving the "shoestring" method The 22-Farms £ Groves has-the smlar packerS 0 truckS been from a Mexican circus 33-Lots £ Acreage iit .ppicat.onI atL43fley in the letter said uipmen! S,b,, 34-Mobile Homes "Mostly out of pity we Eaffi'ir Ifs cl?p Psafi CIvIl questions of t'ahd1t of such 33-Income £ Investment nursed him back to health not tat,' than March 75. 1573 will have to be Property annexation with extra vitamins and good -Business Property dettrmtced in the courts CerOefttUl"$ Carpenters and raw meat- never dreaming Call And"r* Frank. 372 A three-week permission was 37-Real Estate Wanted father of the he'd become a "S given to permit temporary and such a corporate year at the C.,'ni'rii worSe'S. I, 'I, o old,! f or parking of a mobile home asset," recalls Jerry Kotirm, a Recreational not P,il Work WI Iran property Joseph Gerard p,r%s oni s.asofsa: Apply Lion Country Safari vice Georgia Avenue while repairs $1 • LOnOw000. 1757 CPa ie president. br'*"r. 1 3f & S p m are made on the home which 41-Bicycles ,turned there recently. Council 42-Boats and Marine Equipment Reliable Man IC won ,s Lumber odicated it will extend the 43-Camping Equipment Yard ano Par? 'flrne Truck equeste d ;icrmlt. if r DrIvel', 45 HOut WeW-. E*c.IIent 44-Sports Equipment Approval was given to the Fringe benefits apply in peso" betwee'- 5 m I p rn -- piom. !ifloI plot of Devonshire sub- _. PuideS 7X S French, Merchandise liv1sion subject to plans being SanfOrd in in mlrur' nsinrI PL_amply with the city engineers SD-Garage Rummage Sa le s YARD MAN rec'ommendjitloris and to the 31-Auctions _- C I41-.j 4:I Calibart Real a•r5 •'•' _____ - Serwice i: - - 31 . -------- _______ - 2 372 7727 Call 0 St. Johns Realty - ç Rent rn-' K n L - Houses For Sale SANFORD Call Stenstroni Mobile Homes Ir" Instruction Ha -- • ' 26 ' 'Biggest - 2544 So P isitch Ave VO Bargains Are! _____________________________________ -Sanford Realty ROW-Er ClOON Q 11IN park Sanford N-otitil 373 1167 Y lip V4 V PEAN&J1 CANDY IGUM 'lht3PiC. BUSINESS n Sanic'd % weekly 1 0'8 cash Write TEXAS ILANDY 1135 bass. 00. San Anionic, 'trust 75317 inClude W%OI%e number 7 - 31 Want Ads Are Where The - 1.14 - - - ;;; (iP4IP.'' you ARE MiSSNo S • wa haven, Ad - subdivisions their - 0 - 3 0 'P 0 "aoc I Oar. yOU IC "t I0r to so'. cets ISI 75. 543 Emp lo yment Hunt m TWO bectroorm furnished iartrn.t Opportunities Buzzin' Around --------- 1:12116 AVALON AØARiMr'4TS Adults- No P.S Business III -F ma ntis I Senior member of the board, £ Williamson, changed his I - 7-Instruction -- '.., - BY God" Make chock o money or dart payable to 'MARS" Mail IC MARS. am Florida , 6-business Opportunities nppoI1Uofl to the amendment _____- - Apartments Rent Furnished 23 1P%t CP,lier, 3-Announcern•nts 4-Cards of Thanks 3-In emoriarns 11111 Houses For Sale REAL TY INC a Etie Broker - 2-Persona Is volt. Only Council '' ., ii 114W rirstStrrt' Found £ 'S'i" Is Spring -- wrI Ill" BILLY GRAHAM Announcements )-Lost , ( jiiit5 S for ' - ' BOOKS . , wOr5riQ WORLD per?s Call i3 DISNEY _ requirements for builders of new develop ments was adopted on final reading b the City Council Thursday night by a four-to-one - 4.-. . CLASS I FI CATIONS - ATTENTION , Ca rpool Ch,ld Care Conter Call 701 444 rr,e ~., - ..-• we Cart '" - .4 _9 ----- ---.,- uPLi,.; 7.S ___ ARE YOU . ! 0. 31HolP1 Ave car. Help Wit lit P 0 rat 11 I) Sarlior d._fie____ - •---- !" --31 DAY CARE CENTER Ph 123 141C PRObLEM A 'lO'ynJ5 Perhaps A IOPO MSC Amendment LONG WOOD to the eth's subdivision or- t - .--. FACED WITH A DRINKING ,• .., Domestic Child Cars P.rsonls 2 LOST Two boot w%''O4 t. QP'? on? Panita Pa', Cali 372 DO%"iA FSTFS .T - - 1 Resu t7 I Revised - A A Want W -) L . -! L LaV'tf lS ~n. lts Are r~~----%~ -- Friday, March24, 1977 12A-The Sanford Herald 17.195 Or. '33 CHEV.*Dr 'Ila CHEV.Cos,ppe 11395 -. ir Iii"" $1295 , i:i' Cr �_.___ ___ - Ill I . ~- ___ ~ - ____ - - -- - - -- ___ __. -- - - - _. ___ - ii .--,v-- .. . ii~~~ , .,-------_=~ --~.~ .-~ t~-----~ -s __- -___ , 7n l i~~I :i~ ~ 11_~ ~ I 1:~~~ iiiiii ~' 4 - _-ii-iLj ~.~ .~ -__~- _. ---I' . - . - - - -, . - - . - ~I _- 11 - ~,l .~ - -_- - - - .. as 11. ~i Frida y, March 2' 1972 14A-The Sanford Herald 1 4U !jii1. to THE H PE F OUR COMMUNITY, 0 1i -- -- ftQj,tlSt THiSrVL4fl4D&Y ADVENTIST CHURCH FISYI*PTII1CHUCH $11 Park Avenue Forest City, FIatId • MonnQWorsh.p c,1.,arTarv I Sunday ---c - Vratnlnc Union Eveiwg WorV Wnf$hipSeV Ice- 11 - WWOS flQ) - Mum _- - -- Tj - - -k.-- 1, . -1 - ft 31.1-0291 W T.R q Rinl* study Even little I~ l4 ._v* - - -t 3 - , . . I - g - -, - . I t zI - -N -~ 9 I ood - FIRSTCHURCH ' * ~ I~ J ~ ~ ~ j . j I" fil~ z I A I I ~ I I., !HIJ S CL C 0 ; . . 1W - I e-e 1 0, - / 1 - t_ i! _____ I r r - _,_;T7r_ --- ~f _____ 11. -' _- / - _. _ - We W. Ind 61 Of yee.11'am 0 Norris Maple Ave 1`1 9 ,Is v,pisropal Surl school 48e ($nHl ct c - j ;;_~ __ -- 1 ,L-, __ I . . 1 - ~_ W-~_Utz_q . " . r_ a M --- . ~ . % . -I . - _.~ - - - I r . . I . 93 r.VOtP Iv #, Cn:: 31 - Yr r - PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH - __ ___ 4r-~. nts?r °Mc&s CI 40 "'naeov school w i, i WE I I M " - rowler Asa m, - ..,_ .~ - . vice t W" E111111111111i I -, 1h . ~ ~ I ---- , ) - 10= -_ 1_~ 4 z ___ ~' - _ - - = Lake AAa'V Rev - -_ 1~4 i- / llw_ ~ ____ ___ ___ 4; rj Pati o,, Morning Wo-shlo LUTHERAN CHURCHES Of - - L r I& Ile - _________ ~ - Vi a - ~ h___~- _2 ~ Ser .. __ . - ___ % ____ - - Mission$,, 0 PC,of -_ 5~ -_ 7 30 r, ,, Bible Study ~ - Pori, Ave S .- _____ Morning Worship - - . _ It SO& M. .i _ F_;~~ - ~ i _____ - - I Sun Pastor prior not 04 .-illilrd) 7.31D 0 A ~ , Mass During 9 - N. CATHOLICCHURCH --- -~- I 9 30111. Ile rn Looni--dallt sovirrert For, ~ _: - ,~ ,; - - - - '. !. -- _ -1 - -____ __ -_ CIO' David Rice FIRST C64fttSTIAN 7 lop m Sunday ci irrh 1ra,flifl CHRIST CHURCH Of LONGWOOD $0 Coratere streret E R UNITED Ree, CHURCH Stervic V,~v Prover Sunday A 45 rn where As a m .jamv I t•fliV%WDV$ P Woe IVCOI?aSI tiRSt BAPTIST CHURCH .i'Mmiroc I is tons, IIOrl a ton 1 share with you the common realization: I am not that one. the simple faith that knows: The bud if t Shepherd. JORDAN MISSIONARY RAPT Ill CHURCH Arts Arts ui Mor ning United Me thodist -J Vflit$P' Iit WOtPiI fl1.2 . is WOTI COME PISIICREST BAPTIST MorningWorship ti101n4J Worship Widt'aycv Si"v.cr CHURCH O,,.ra Road Lrc II'VIP its : z' tiDe C40%s Mornnr Wo';Pp S IS 4) en ''•nu Union : 7 Ip , (.Ijl(%IHJII N tr u III (.hs,,p'/, S OF FIRST C HURCH 11 sac La.' Secant, Sir..? ¶u'n It O1. en a r " 6. t Twit LAP.I 1 Xa n WOTSpi1 II 's.unci.Lirv,ni. , Las,Monroe uncai r'' .- IC lips. a 0' wvtn r More, nr U,'t•Qe) THEMcKIBBINAGENCY A n d IS t a f f In,ouranct. E C E 15ea I PROGRESSIVE J. 0. (Jim) Wor ship OF SEMINOLE .i:hn V Mercer 3nd Staff GREG LUMBER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5 (1) ':' 7 Yr ip 11 Ou?h CirOuP '- () GULF SERVICE UPIALAPR(ISVTEIIAW CHURCH Cotner Country Club & m : 11 a 'St en ) . b Z 2 0 I;i., upsets lii', r)arv,, Road, Pastor Sc• 9 45 en - - . a.. PRINTING 0 . . SANFORDATLANTIC I NATIONAL BANK Smith and Staff ,.. a 16 11.1 0 A MART The Managemen t and Eersploye 0 6 (I) . WILSON.EICHELBERGER uoKIuar.T Eun'c€ I W il son and VVILbUN-MAiER W1r. and of 1 i1 J I ' . 12 . re. ~ ~ I 4 t! 1. . : 111; addlRB .i•s. •S •'" Pirepocroolif baptist ChiorrCh. ,rlb" naptt' CnurCti err, peo, Springs baptist Chufch. 010 NO at: Ottfl 5' Paul b.?i$' ChuVCt 110? W 13th 5? IQ5? ci?, Baptist C' First Baptist cnuetn 0? Ost,en lipitØifl Slsad Baptist Church. Oviedo flIps,. Vice. dentS bou.,a'd ..; U17 bi'eMett tPC o4Cfl'$S?. I7IhSC.,$anord Idgcffissde CPwtCtt p1 Ch's? Fioridi Hiufo v, Mi'IanØ CHUNLP4 OF Cninch Oh God. 503 Hctot. 113 Pin. Ave $1 M.lthwi baths' Church Canaan 11e.unt, 5p' n;t eta Missionary hap's' 12th one God I W O , Cn,Pc$' ul Owi.do Churcr 000 11o:n, Las. Church God MisSion Enterprise CiGar 5? IOhr M'$i.OnS't bap't' (nurcn, 92C Cvp,. 1' Temple BaptiSt Church Palm Sp'anos NC AtImohle Spr.nqs Wtt.de MisS.onar. B.pl,st Churcn 416 5 Chur ch Goo Goa William Mutt''t Baptist Ch ur MTtir & William 5? Altamonte 5p'ir% Zion +qOW l3w lilt 31 EPISCOPAL LII Ave Lpip. C"uc' F Lntef.t. Chris? Ep.scepal Ccr Lonpod 1401. Crosi Episppu:, Pars Ave at 4th St A$cI1pr Lu'han Church. C•ISHD.rr1 thi' Na '.?, Late 4 T1 All Souls Ca'hO Cr0/cr iI Disk Ave Church L"'"Cortler Minion Baptist Chu'. Oat Hill Pa 0st.r m~rnu Glory B.it? Church .. 7, h.* heth MinIa t Buptis' ChO?rt rh III ,11, Notleal Awe et Pro,-a,nc,. Deltonu Li11111'&T!CPW,CPI of Cry Rid..enC 103 23tf, Place sookerstair, Lu$her Church. Goi*i 0. $t Augustine Catnort Church Sunse' Or 5. H.gtiv,y 17 92 CasseIb.'?, u1.S Lgihsvan RI 47* Slavla Enl,'p'isy Santwo Chfill,an Church. 1137 A O"Off Rd hoorthstof Christian Church, Florida Haven, fWthf' A loloirE Church, Caresain Heights CollSfilbot-fir Community United Miensoloors, O'urctt. Hwy 17-97 5. Pihey Ridge Rd• Ca. it Jamison, Church Baa' L51 ltd CONGREGATIONAL Coeationut CMCI?iaO Chih. 2C Pa's old CP.uCP, Owieoo Oisg'ov. Meltod,V Church. Oviado OtIe* M,thOd%' Church Pact* Wrsi.p.r, MthOditT, RI II W a? - : 2 ir Peale 51 Jans,S AAA Sm.' C,'en Mary I A M t Churt' ' - R ais Oliver. ' S PI uec t Chuern Efllrp •' 4 tthOO,$? Crur.r NAZARENE Fiat Church .l the Nalw.nS t Maple nc ae FCO Pe ChwfCh DI the Nza',nq. OB'en MO, ten P.rt Gon.-;3 Church 31 P. ...sv. ( Mar y Lflvlch Of free •C Last Ma', Lc.0 r lid 4 ethod St LI i Orb.', Co'nmvnitp M#pid,' C"urcn HhbanM Road. O.Bv Notartmor. L"o It b C. . I . £ ' Co • Church Of ?Dvt.''T Chur ch 3?15 South Arm2fews Pf"oftofiafi CI%WC". "13 Boa, Lake good It jps.la Communi' Fc,IVICi4t Churchi •Si'ian Chu'c?'. 11pe! part RI alt AS,1101tsorry C .L bObU jt ,V , , e ' -- z . . - \ t .• c '0 541110i'd Allilisnecor Co,vorcri, 1401 $ PjoroL Awe .2 - I- x . ' C -, C ~ E tf. .1 - 1 ,, 42 to , 0 11 4 - -ul•1 - 4< all) r2 , r - Ife' . - . - - 0 ' - . I Nlk .. L. . ' E - - iS - - tre z U S I - 9 - - - or - - - hii- - ,. - VI .. - - - C - . - - = 2.' -C - = -•-. - -- li vtj~ t7j it C ' ' : 400 E - 0. EP ... ' - . ' • C - . 01., Hin,i CPiWPCI., • ____ - ------ 'C C 2 - - - - • C.. . - roser --. 2 4. A . •' ammolooloolooll . ' ' '•- . &, Ditsen c •-- ' S:i-.-=.____ - -. . rerr .5 - U I Q. • - - '0 ' -. - Christ. Scionvill, 6W - S - ' 0 . s. . - .- . fr'j.7 :. Ii" - - - iS 1- . - - - a •4 CY -- __ -, a.. .. . dop. '- '!. _______ . .. - C 0 i'c .9 ______ -_-• Full C-PO TfUllefflaoicif VU Country Club 54W ill" - i !' , __________ lint bor" Church 4 ?',i i_vie.g God. - V . M.Gaav - . . Kingown Ma h S Witnis La Mn'c,. Unit , 1163 W Third 5 - E . 0 ' . Monroe - X 5N1.v .' . 11.7 ,V 0- - 0 < It: .,A . - _a0' • iOI1OT C45 ,Wf iVd?'Ci ii? .1.',, •P * tn,SWS I5 w •hIt Sir.,? The Salvation Army. 211 ( InC 5? Rotig Hills Moravain Church. Aitamonle - it 0 0000 N-i 0 0 0 . &'I i' Viree BIwa , - o 8.4 -s 11 : - r CC - --_ (_ _ -,- uE '. - . . - . C2 C6 4 -00,1! a " R. . g :,:. -.. R ; . I I it s j 0 N x ILI :3 $z ' or monA., Chulva Communel, CuVCh Church GOd ? Phaty. 2501 Elen Church God M.ttioO. (r's. Jut Christ 0? Latter 0.y anh$ Chur ch 23 15 Part Ave Atl.mo, Sangs Community Chap. ucc Easln 0nodo. c" $tOfl7 Chapel. Ha, I1.3 Fen MI vies !3 '. u • , lore W I i ores !sz in 9. 8 : Ice - j 0 ~ z God in Class?. Oviedo ChaP. _11"le F I i'n? ' Cnurc Church Godoh Prhec p. 35p, 5 LIen Ace Chur ch Prophets, I2 G en Mi b lilalarins tSapmn & r, Pt ESBYTERCAH Lass Ma U" It-s.0 P?eU,,ii.' n CPj C?' First Fii4y?.' an Chu'ch. 0.5 Ave - ,o ' W bt•'011 Asnu, HgIin..t Chapel. B,aro,lI AwDovi Church '9 i if I . : di01; .;.. so for E (3 Part Pod 11 12 , ' - As 5.11 Faith Cnap,l, Ceenp Seminole. ..0 . 8 e § . OTPIERCHURCHES Alien s AM F Chu'cii, 01.., 1 12th Me?flodi5'Cfluecht)a . I.S. - . LE Glen' Chap,! AM p I Uiii', SC Av..*ItamonIeSCrenpt flfD '.0 I]] 09.1 cl. -i I-< t. 2 & i StSnhPI*y AOvenh,5' Chueth. Mae?.nC tSXt?4tI- SI METoolCiDi&T CHRIS At. I PSI C?'. iI?ian (huT Cr I7 S Santord A Or Maitland Lakeview Claii'aI Ave Lu'hi'r.n Chur St ^Art'$ Catholic Cnv-M, Panning Place. Debars near Button Rd. CasDe'v S, Mery Magetalerie Catholic ChuvCft. Mail G'eUn4 Lake Si V-~ F or%' Baptist Chojoo,Ch 712 Orange AV# I o'th$idS bapti.' (PiUPH (huluola M,UiDoar, Ba PtISI Churth NO'??' Rd me-Itju I. 1~hw,rh of Sanford o,ch:crwwa t1 of 4 .Is , F,p? SOu?huvr MC',odisI CPw?ce 216C 1101Cc Ave Cfotue,Cft 1671 V6 Y. 12Th 5? I,ea SeIt Primitive Baptist CtWrCI'. lIDS .. it. ke* Mt lH RantiSt C 7lO plist Cu Suntand baptist ChurCh 7626 PlImPtIc 1' Jam,, Mis sionary Bapt's! CP,t'?Ct urcr F,rI ShilDo M.ssionav. Baptist ruurcp , h livets6loorldr. West Sanford Orlando r.rst ap',t, joill,logrorattv Racer Ill forlif Is ..... '-let OF11111-C ~-?-'L'U , Otilevis, ;64~ ØtIP • Second No at 11,51ST Ave First hap's' CPw'ch 119 l'ct Att Altamonte, FriendShip Baptist Church Sprenpt Re tU Altamonte 5pqng 1it ?'.4' Church r.,' (rued I .'' Fiap•i' CtuC? Late ., I Late ft.%' Cpiuech s'nap,s?churchøLonooa Cur (C'iC?i & Cran' Oviedo I ,rt ftap'iit Chur ch oref " Vivars site Park 1 IICI 0.1 Ave $rtia1!Phu!Ct 111 ,_ ,o 116 A Pr..,,, Las, BapI'i' CPturCts NOeS Rd •: ' • . 1 A.ib,11' Iimp'tt'ChPO., - 93 1111..s vq~ A If We z - a) - S I J %A . a 7E = I a] ; ,ave tr. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH D3RECTORY_____________________________________ V(NTH0A1ADtTl$T _ x EE:c - E 'Z or r 9E a s • AIWaIon hi •, 0 FURNITURE CO. ii1J . e cj) liii'i 1!11 Itill •"i t 2 - I ; t 41 - FLORIDASTATE BANK ANDSTAFF 4_I C E , VV 0 2 1-.; ; .5 11 ' . . * - I - E C HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David BeverlyandSfaf E I ill '• 11 1 - 'E f6o tig ~ : 9~ ;t -,i < -8 5 C - ' C . - I In 1`111 CO , . to,0 ) N : 4). ' 'p - i. a . < ° E c a C v c iS C e - 4 .0 C~i F a .4 .1 +Th2 , " Mel Dil'Ieand Ernpioes -Mu.voron FarsIAssrnbso$GodVft- &Ilrr I M, ~M 0 et CELERYCITY PRINTINGCO INC - a WINNDIXIESTORES SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and employes DEKLES . -- en ') 5 -,~ ! : SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. INC. and Employees STENSTROMREALTY HerbSten?rcrnaridStaff _ - .4r.!4L 4Ji4j it ___ 4%-. - .5. 60 WIbrAv,,.LM,Miry : ' ___ • C . THELAI(IMARYU,ITED A Oviedo Florida DEB ARYMANOR NURSING _CONVALFSCENT AND REHABILITiTION CENTER ____ 9 di 7 X rr 7 Yr ' L D. PLANTE, INC. FOOD FAIR STORES INC i __ . ----- --- . ~ -_ k a Cn0?-TuesO., I ciin Sr. ci' . °':c 2 of Santoro t - 1~ - ee Voutil te'ftoih.p LcEs MARKETS rind E rn,iIcivt ".~zw._~_~~5 - - C Sister j? astor P CPiiPCpiC'OO FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH )44anHrdAw ti Ii Benny'!, PatIo, Morfl%Wott EpwortP- L.aDut en en C .. and Staff L4__ - - .Y~. - __i PUBLIX UNITED STATE BANK KENTUCKY FRIEDCHICKEN Kentucky Jim .EmPIove! ~ t~_- z ~__ ~-~ ,ii -2 -- Rev William Howard H. Hodges and Staff and Employes . -: .r J.C.PENNEYCOMPANY I - t I *-A --u vmimm4 'The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIMLASHCHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH t lf, MOHI/OL CPIAPC Dvatigrbova IHUNCiDI oo 01 PROPHECY tppi SIT..? .., AW . - 9 Cl S CHURCPI CHRIST Highway 44 West ngleitif lflti"V PiSCOI' % IX. en Xp My en CC Xi '1 . of en I 30 . t7~4-, 11 ; -_; ~ . - . COVENANT PRtS1'rTi&iau Pastor 6 XP en 7 30 Pr Prayer Service CHRIST __ . z_1 .~-~ . 4 -z Ave. C'iiI5 W WarnS', Pub' kr I Peter .iwVi Ta -1 Z - - .. . . .r..for Mor ning Worship Church School *tflivworsPisp rpEEMtTOoesTcMupcH ---- I "..esse, 111111. , bervit- W £__ _ ("im ministers seer vice 1 YR 'TI I0wVIp 6 XP 'Ti 1M Morn Worsh ip una.pScp Lphezsaa, - 4P.rt Jl.ui 5.1.11 _____ tv, - & -i -_ ~ : RCI. keflf*?PW Mulli / Us; p 1:1.9 1 30p .- . - ~ - z I and M1T0400I5T CHURCH Thu rsda) Fro M UWITD I.-.() .- 11 " - '---- - I OWN.LI ~ . _!_ t _______ : : t'i'V Wsdnesda, uppiol Wednesday - MaftisnU Worship E Venetic; Well First Streeter 4 I T1 Saril". Fla l fv ?lWorVlir Wid Mott Study L Pf•y P4CI pp *lvoar1at ~=` - ,~_ ~ - I , EmomIIIIi " FIRST PRISPYTER Au Pastor .i?1OG WVii0 j.'5;4 We share Sunday W.Warr, Picker? Sundae, S. , ftnei, Tuesda. CHURCH OF CHRIST 1112 Part Av,i,u, Evangelist Esee. Prote ct, WISIP Sun 1 AS • en risy School S 4a en P.".'n.np Wof'$PiiP IC 00. en I 'iiflUW4)IIloI YC en C irnio9 Worship 7 31) p ,I- Mo'ninçWo'vig - But the. picture chIknges one in identif y himself. On this rode hill. side teeming with restless life only one as master, guide, guardian of all. 00 7 lOP en Reir , I::%4t. - . ,, Bible Study At..'mbl, WorSpilt there could have been confusion and turmoil just uriuooisr cHuRCH Hat Il 92.1 ,. 5 Movidets) rater With others I've been writing on behalf As with conviction and enthusiasm-for mane a 'pear. Rarely of the Church until now have I written in the first person. ,:r11T m mn i respect this I respect anvone whoser presence can brinr calmness and peace for mc I m of ( !sr:st Chun • Cu I1I 7 Xl not 1 lOp m Wid PØy S9? lilt ", 0 YI ii boa -1 I- Z_ -- _ J I ;4 t 1 l Woo bible studio Jlk", ning Worship 16:9-1 Naturallii- Ml t vn.npWortt'it at, wherever he for huewer - Minter Wrldlay School ii:Drvol orai -_ . _W~, ~i-:1 1_11 , i. . , i- J''sf,ylrr(tifl m 37 JJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LUeMa. ctimI S 0 "' ~ * jam" C 0 ? 30 m 9 . V ~ chocift.t, ~ IUw,rad Pus,,, 3 12 6 0 , -,--. - - ~ i . - Wiiø BAPTIST CHURCH - t_li T_ _____jj ~i 9 AS a ": school < = t l ;iodlld~ - I no - Pastor Ross Dereli,reve. - - I A. 7, ~'~7 --- ; I - ! 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It nintni ftP) t' 1- 5 (no j • Plane NSM_ '1*nhhnr Sneoks Belly For Navy Chaplain Lands By (P.4KV TA,l'ui JACKSONVILLE. Fla. iAP — A former neightr of Navy chaplain Andrew Jen'n today told a court martial that she saw him at home with ins wile on a date the prosecution claims he was having sexual relations ith another of iwife. 4 - b Jensen. 43, is accused of having sexual relations with two Navywives and is charced with conduct unbecoming an officer. Lucille Marie Turner. ho now lives in Arvada, Cob., said that on July 16, 1971 she sa Lora Guci• p 9.OJ14i branson — one of Jensens accusers — at the chaplain's home which was across the street from hers. Mrs. Turner said she understood the visit had something to do with food for the Jensen dog Later that d, Mrs. Turner testified that Mrs. Jensen eft town but she did not see the 40-year-old Mrs. Gudbranson at the Jensen home that night. Mrs. Gudbranson. the wife of a Navy Supply of (icer. testified last week that she was intimate with Jensen four times. One of the dates she mentioned was July 16. 1971. Mrs Turner said she had traveled to Florida at Bi' Jobs A. Spebb her own ex pense to testify in behalf of the chaplain, %5e don't U*U'i whom she described as 'a very God fearing family coiwnn wiw a rsapp D4tui.em man and a very honest person." salutation .. but.. if and when She also testified that she saw Jensen on Aug. 21. pp you reach 1970. a date he is accused of having sexual relations kTK* and with Mary Ann Curran. 24, the blonde wife of a Navy you, too dWebct&s'y" flyer. Mrs. Turner said she saw the chaplain in the Thits hr !'ves at 410 San Marcos morning and did not see him again until chapel services two days later. She said Mrs. Jensen also was away from town at that time WI.., understand as our "trying he has seen them corrie and p m ddfeml eras x County Schools the pu Remindsmeof two MYtn3... the one I'm frequently using of Paul Harvey's .. 'No sense in wnn5'iflg . cause nothing's A r e Dedi cated gonna turn out right, anyhow." And the other called In to —r Rv FRED VAN PELT today and credited to WDBC) Bill Taylor ... "Wouldn't this be "Man has learned to conquer the earth one 'heck' of a time for the but he hasn't sea. . . outer space. . the meek to utherlt the earth` learned to conquer himself. He continues to kill -- -his fellow man Just as he did in the Stone Age, Hey, just for the record ... did And that is where education becomes vital. We your church services offer a must learn to live together in peace." prayer yesterday for the POWs Sc spoke Dr. Charles N. Millican, president MIAs' of Florida Technological University, at And, did you fly dedicatory ceremonies fcr W. A. Teague Middle t it, Md are School and Forest City Elementary School requested, the balance oi tha Sunday afternoon in the Teague auditorium. week' John G. Angel, school superintendent, was master ef ceremonies, introducing guests, FROM THE MAILBAG; The Walter A. Teague, for whom the middle school Guardia.'u angel psalmist of was named, Dr. Miflican and Eoghan N. Kelley. DeBar was asked "What do architect, who presented school building keys to you think of Spals.kJ's HTeague principal William P. Layer and For' p*u'rv-Lenaed tk'k,rt" This City principal Arnold C Otto. angel psaLm of rt'yrne and reason was recorded en led. W. A. Teague Middle School is named in WK Th'kt •.. 'DUId Likely honor of Walter A. Teague for his many years ()f 't petnilsihe liberal vøte, Wild dedicated service to the education of children suck a least would get A native of Newberry, S. C., he is a graduate %allure goat. But Edward of Newberry College and Stetson University. lie bows 'its wiser polItics, to w4 taught in South Carolina schools for three years his finest change in • its.." before coming to Seminole C*inty in 1934. His 38 years of educational service to Ed Bodin, Reporter -- Seminole County include three years of teaching, 16 years as principal of Chuluot.a and Oviedo Alter watching turn for many, High School and since 1953 as assistant and man) yews on the cBS-TV, i associate superintendent for business and had the opç silty. U dad nearly 400 others on Saturday finance night, to Iear and meet Walter Cronkite as he addressed the guests of the Greater Orlando Press Club Just 111r your next-dour is great. great guy neighbor with a tremend_ous rjwe of And years — in ' a tit biggest sirpfls. o The nigtn, as the ' * 9 11* ..,. various awards were tiring presented, was Ow 14 1110. -at1014 standing .'- Longwuvds Ctioirky Greco WDjtO-'TV t received from the huge gatkirn'ig Uridouutewy, tnt one who would win "hanoi Gown" trw F () 0'OO oig' A. -W e l 1.- -' . - - o - - ' title of uiiswNic,Gyft&llof the press media, And while we're offering bouquets . one also (or anwhasen £ d$irlliltfl Bet) Aycrlt,g. tone in we had met for the first an dtiniiiiJ fte4iliflQUtt party , at the (iercu l$Jme. e' ats las wile are 1,11 v more n101" to Lw added to our laM of people who can certainly brighten a weekend ftit y(PI, M y kind of peuple, )UU know' -' ---.- IF • '-''-- Firemen from the Saifrg"1 1psrtment put foam or, Fire '1-' -. " -, the runway while the piano c_ ctrrle.1 the field coumlng fuel - .1_ti..• . The pilot of the plane requeste" ' - # 'ç .' ... ... , . 2000 feet of foam, but, at .. cording to Airport Supt . , . n.• . . $_• Eubtiond (FAt Turner, only Wo .. to 1.000 feet (4 foam was on the # . .. runway when the plane ma..e .. .. -. _____ tax ti.'! beuy-landing. _.ti • :,,.,,... --n •1h fire truck which wa''T I. • . "' .reading the foam, had left t& ;. ]•• . . full its tanks with water ti L . ,-romplete the foaming. Be1rir %- S. . :-:.4 A: the truck returned to the run' iS - - .i.. way. the plane came for a hell:,. i• -... •., . .. —. ...-,. • -; - ,,,• . ,,,. - " " -IL an4ing, sliding nearly 2,000 fu'e .. '. ore coming to a stop. When Wore ::.. . . . • •,• -_:1, .. eplane landed, there was . than 10 minutes of fuel In the tanks EASY! EASY! LET 'ER DOWN EASY! The two pilots, James War anti Thomas Fowler, escapt-1 tell(IL.(I, touchilig (10%vil its illain wheels, also A SHAWNEE AIRLINES twin-engine airplane without Injury and the d_amauze jammed. rear the runway paving. Plane comes in for a belly landing yesterday at to the $4).000 plane was alight skidded 2,0(X) feet on its belly. flelated photo on flerndon Ambulance ws Sanford Airport because its landing wheels ((BrY Taylor l'holo) page 2.) standing by with emerger.t. were jammed. Note nose wheel, partially ex____________ ______________equipment but was not needed The north-.touth runway wa. closed from 11:45 a ru until in, when the plane was finally removed Several planes were turned away to other airnort. during this emergency period The east-west runway remained open. but several pilots e&eced to fly on to other airporU rather thin land against the trick:, winds d y As -., Gourley Trial Opens Jur Is Selecte Herald Index Judge Waddell strvsent to the relative mutter in which a yellow tie. During the f the Jury must preliminary stiute:nentui by venirt' (ti-at It will not be majority A pensive Richard Gourley Circwt Judge Thomas Waddell M'questered during the progress rec(mulwnd mrey to unpose a Area deaths the Jr., Gourley engaged in of the trial, which, he said, Is life sentence rather than the Bridge stared intently at Calendar venirenwn during examination aninuited conversation with his ezpected to be concluded death penalty. 1213 One of the senlre, a minis Classified aAd., by Assistant State Attorney attorney, Frank Cannon, and tomorrow. however, he into-tI of the Sevnth-day Adventist Comics Newman Brock as Gourley's co-counsel. Gordon Frederick. Jected "maybe not." 1041 ChurCh. stated In answer (0 1 ('russwurtjpu:zks The courtroom was crowded trial began this morning. As is his customary LI r, Crane Gourley. 20, lake Mary. Is procedure. Judge Waddell, who with local attorneys viewing the query' as to moral compunction charged with first degree estahuihes a "folksy" r.upport prou'i'dtnga as well as the usual In the capital case, he would be Pear At'by concerned only with the guilt or I:lit&rial -OnunCfl( murder in the bludgeon slaying with Jurors, mentioned that the' upmnutint of aIwctntrs The court innocence of (lie accused. Entertainment of 69-year old George court would be receptuve to any questioned each himospctive hirock touched UPOO .fl of lkrtn.scope DeGiovanni on Sept 37, 1971, queries regarding the legal juror as to whether he could today's most profound during an alleged perpetration procedures and trnproveccwntof establish verdict bisrii sole iy questions bantered about in thehlospit.alnotes Publicnotices of a robbery. l)lGlovanni's the court system, on the guilt or IfltilH'u'flCt' of (lit' news media, "I)'; you feel that 5ir(v battered body was found at his One prospective Juror was defendant, after one of the society tuss certain rights which Spurts home on at 2512 Sanford Avenue excused briefly to register to s'enirnmitcn saul hi' does not should be protected in a court of i'v by his son v'it.e, She Indicated she (iIrd to believe In 1- aliltal pwiisluiucmit. flue court explained the law as well as the defendant's Vegetable m.,r.t Gourley- was neatly attired in renew her registration cant and righ Us - ------- - --chocolate slacks, sand shirt this is a necessary qualification imposition of sentence Is a checked sport rout unul canary iii order to srr',r' On. a jurur . --------- --- ----By MARION BET1II..% Quits As Firm Proxy Turner Stepping Aside. 'iti.ppuug uustuin' as hiouril ctt.atnuuuan of his osiupuny. Tb.' 17.yu'aroli tyu'in'Ii, iali'n millionaire, saul Sunday h.• Is (1'-nn multi. t.urt,I lii' tni'iuiu-'. sunlit.- t:.' ago b> hunnrriswiiig $,uaI, 'osiul In nut intu'rvt.'w that Or years lii' io.n..-1 ilItinu, IV 1011,1 I'.uutt'ruriai'a is taking steps tin train is itistrltputoralilis B a r rica ci e Re rn ove ci On Chuluota Street ') smut to) uis'ulst 14-gill turuilul.o III stnrtasims states lit New York, miii'anwtiil., u onsuint'r affairs ,'tsuliIuiIssInmnei btn'Akxucndt-r to rt'iinna s' tin,' 1k-as Mysranus j*1I4$M.st'Il is Itt > Il/A IlAKI .11 barricade, i'll) regulistiomi to make it illegal 'hlle paved street was turned too set up or up.'mute .ltstriliutur 'Ihe barninianir over to the county In 111V41 ililni chain sales. Shin sail Iwo tout CHUI.UO'l'A on East Fourth Street ca:iir the county has ,in.tntuuirrl it tundra owned by Turn. r, Kuiskol down Friday able, i.uun. Ifir since that time, according to Interplanetary 1';nterprtses unit Dare to lie Great, had bryn barricades were put up last lAvender. week by E If. MeAlesander, of inimneit in t'omiiphi*tmits to her Sermilnok l'etokwui Company utCjldItiiiVflt. A spuiki'siiami tint the' firuin Iii of Sari! c,rd, who said It is private (H lumot., saint 'I uruisr is iuuuusIng property. WA.'ilIUG'iON t Al'i Mto a ( unitsuitisuit position, County Itoad Supt J C titijted Mine Workers giviuug tutu titans time III devote lavender and County Englnner l'resldent W. A. "I'uttv to iiu,eliviiliiutiitl len-turing In the William Bush visited the site of B4)) I, taking the stand In his -- " 71,AN ' ' - Bulletin WAL'iEIt A Ii'agut' t left v as hnni'.,r.'d Sunday when the W. /,. Teague Middle School was named for him. The "seed" for so honoring the long-time educator was placed in The Sanford Herald's ''Arowid the Clock' column by Herald staffer Fred Van Pelt (right) four-five years ago. School officials liked the "C'lock'" suggestion and followed through - f r an emergency landing'. une ti down rim the rwht-ao'tr runway at Sanford Mrport The plane, with two Iota bu no passengers on board, was on attaining flight, The nose wheel ________ came down about hallway while the back wheel dnnr nperwnl but the landing geir ___________ ,••• _-__ . - yuwigcr. I - %iAllA, Al' W. 'furrier, Florida hurrior , too , $ g A Shawnee Airlines 4' •'nin.' airplane. turned an, from llarndon Airport in the approzinuatcly 100.f.unt barirade Friday before rotu (acting McAleaander's attorney, Pouglas fitenstromn, advised tutu, who, in '.wmu rkft'tisen, told US IniUiut Court jury today hr believed Will actions In iii' 'oti' re'ctlng political Ifjliijliu,f,' writ' leg,al field Iluilainl Wilder, is ucalise sni Ky., will muiuvr in to thin (up spiut. the comuipeny Itarbc:s County, � 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 24, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 24, 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>, March 24, 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/57628e892ead0b8fff01f9821b7d2736.pdf 37d0079a75fb1683081874e66532ca2f PDF Text Text Nervous Breakdown Is Told By Moon Wa/ker ' Buzz ' Aldrin ( 0 Edwin \\(;EI.P;; Al'' ,lilrin Jr the iccond , Hii.i. nlroflflUt on the moon. says he later pent a month ,i,ulrgci$ng pychiatrlc %anthrb iijtira t1 CD it I rra Monday. Fyi, 28, 19l2-Snf0rd. Florida 32711 Price 10 Cents e.tth Year. No 136 I stic'flI in an Air Force hospital "I was on my wy to having a good old American rwrvt$is renkdrwfl.' 11w i! year old ,ldriti said. I realized It and asked for help" In an interviex puhlihed in Sunday's l.n AnIL'lrs Times. ,idrin said the near breakdown occurred after he left the National Aeronautics and Space Administration a year ago to the Aeroqpncr fl'cearrh ('UlilIllilOCi Fr l'ilot ScIIIH,I it Et'.,r'l; lgef igr' I nfl Mdriri was on Ihp Apollot in July I9 and was the w.ond hue' •.h e,' to set fn& •' h' Armstror' Hasp Calif. "I virt'i'Ily ceaspd to function f..r brief periods Of time and I c.aklnl get organized, he said. 1 knew I was iick. so I '.vent to i;srIms doctors and my commanding r)fIr. and told them I wanted p'ychiatrtc help He said he was sent to Wilford Hall, in Air Force hospital in San Antonio. He .said cnsiip.iri'l a f terMs r4. .. We became public personages, guys who ;implv sad to attend o and so CnnvPntiOfl or ?,nnquet became puhhc relations men for The Piange didn't program There l a sort of stigma attached to mental illness of any vwt and because so much was it siake-fot the space program. the Air FOIrP In'; ', i- '< ept City Panel Nixes Districting Plan 4 ' 0 i,vwnd"on -it 'AtIlln Sfl$I %Øfl,IPi4 a CD — c a Sanford City Manager W. E Knowles termed districting of the city for 'retrogressive form of government' at a City election of commissioners Commission work session called for the purpose of studying the new city charter '.The discussion over districts cami' up after the Commission was notified the Greater Sanford ('hamhcr of ('nmmerct.' legislative and natianal affairs corn lOt.) '4'parat4 mittes had approved a resolution akint the ('it> 1W' (IIVI(II'(i districts and requiring candidates seeking Commission seals to he a resident of a specific district. Commenting after the city manager's opinion that Formation of districts would have the effect of going backward in city government, Julian Sten0 11 strom opined, "If we're going to districts, I'm in favor of going all the way and restrict voting on a commissioner to those persons living in the can• '0 didates district." A. A. McCianahan disigreed and vowed. "I'll never vote for that." He explained he has an "up..n mind" to candidates running at-large if districting i 1 done on that basis. _____ I Mayor I.&'t' P. Moore stated. "What you're doing is allowing th. taxpayers to vote only for one man who would spend their money." LO Jonh Morris favored having seven commission districts instead of the present five but this was not to b: JOHN 5. i't)iSKI shared by the other commissioners. (;rdon leyer opined. "I do not feel it's wise to For those who are opposed In the death sentence. I wonder change at this time." Moore stated. "1 feel five is bow they'd make out talking adcquate to do the job." with Mrs. Gentile today. 9e and her husband wrra pawn shop sn their Crla Headlines later. Let's show'rm mercy ....... the Gentile family, In this case; and Inside THE HERALD epono not the two puled the trtgger ... Mn aiter u:vlS goes on trail today as lasyers they cleaned-out the cash rrr. tA'Ifl st'k'cting a jury to try her on charges of F Why did they shoot' helping pt an escape try that left four perons Why dwuld they ,... dead a year and a half ago. elecUie chair? U, CD 0 CD - - Its ltuis(u'rr C - 'ha - That glganth DC-I t which I) ) many of you saw come In to Sanford's airport late Sunday afternoon was here for the 1 of returning Its porp passengers to Boston. According to the pilot, In the next Ito $ weeks, that plane will kx3k like a midget as the bigger DC-1 start making their stops here with Disney-bound tourists. The bigger planes will I) (b IwScuF: WORKERS bring in heavy equipnieiit and to clear away the debris of a flash fl Arch arch for more possible victims. Gov a' Moore Jr places the known dead at ('J. WEATHER - Yesterday's high 85 with ,U3 of an inch of rain. Low this morning 57. Partly cloudy through Tuesday Highs 75 to 85. Low tonight to (3. QUFSI1ON .... If you or I want a driver's livt'nic for this state, all we do Is plunk down three bucksand take the test. Why then, for students in this county taking a required Coor Education ta'lsrera then are they required to take a phyittal at a phys.k*an's cost of au,iitwberr between $1 and $10' L7 I) ii -a I.' ilyuuwanttohaVefwl.then go to the Annual Valentine Ball. No itilf shirts at these swinging aftair As a matter ii fact, they exneWne get an exutsri'ant, they forget the many work taaus which go Into their having an enjoyable time. As an example, those Diane deracten at the main en anrr. Ikinald Duck and ThwnperUeKlbbiL.....tooban awful lot of tine and talent InWE makeUem. Suite cute lassie in a pink gown was seen walking out with than after tie IesllvtUei were cuwluded. lsstk, there's a nau,c on LIM lk of each of ties. diare lea. Would you please return them an that they ran be uat'il ') for future ev-s,ta' It's mn*wti wwrctilt.t... .-. c. Barr, Dalton Srtxsut head master sa id It. "I think what educatiuJ desperately needs is a few ad,ntntstrMt' who will stand up and make decisions (*, 00h own responsibIlitY" Every anbk deed dieth. if *tp$%eIs.d iii sltcuir. l'tndar ilter a,. Nury r?nient emhid 'G 3 nod. v" tir e. oQcMI', m4ftill 'to of -. ansio— lL - - Lake -I;Jli - ff I - •._:;.i._'.•:••" - •. - . 6 c 40aft Iftv *"IV 10 'r 'ad ?iW M4IU $ '.,.'. ., •' - •u.i,a' n Sdwford. .VU45 ARIE7 K_ I ,. ' .-ç I V% ..fTht%. out l4 )O '#W .r.as esrt 'he w0ww"I .'a'ed seit;Ofl nothout the fire 3 'Pie aw1 $r ..c4I - .ar'men 3(a$d ',00M in 9fr i' been dalmdbv 'h. '.-I- 0 Ar" F i re Chiaf That j'o '..ar, - more IOP irecOofll ¶rnnjriay around 1: 11 HEADING OUT ON ITS LAST. FATAL RUN.... I1IN photo ul the Like Mar% VF!) tank truck an Army surplus WW II 6x61 was taken Saturday afternoon by Herald Editor John A Spoicki a the vehicle wheeled out for its run to fr, 'fl• tire TieuS in a t.ong'.00d Markham Road (ire But the truck •, toe three other was wrecked en route and one of its riders was fataly injured 1 Additional photos on page 2.i .IUI4 :L)n'- • IdfTIYI 'tilir *r mw h4 ilry 'rtIC* #041. :181`4' O4IO*44 si 0s*rawn Fire Resident Cited; 'rich . as on* POi4 S Passenger Is Killed .,. . '. -1! Y .z-'ify I&' AIL.'rv)on. l'be lake s'mr hiv 'i- '1 urwi MX 'e Srri'c the rua1a y deçaruuei%t Was mp%*11n4 acres. sat suu1 ieee its clUe o rent on ita left side. A dtatiun has been Issued this brush tire when mile 31 Fit, Rsnei' Wilbur Tyner threatened Ue Nimoifts In 20 or*ftlM'Ted. 1111kod a wk3 b) the Florida Forestr) Save u refused 'a release tX =11W31 event of a wind diange. to £ Seminole Count) resident in West Palm Bach malt. EL Maclow, 41. of PI The fire truck reportedly the man for whom the citation. cunnectkm with a tiush fire west of like Msry Saturday failed to negotiate a cw'Te stat was ld. pending further Southern Bou1*vart in 'Nut 11 B (%ttY 1 tYIA)It 'e '010. ,s a,Wl fOIW% J4 &104 1,3441 ?4 I21U ll4Ut'" ' "' --ck i #r.ii* 4$har 'relied Pu' md Dr *m Donos 4?541%ICred '0 el Th T1è 304 aew -" Palm Beach, ass Illed n the H. 1* ON if flee r.an riding._ on the tmck but a member 31 the —L '__ I!ene Jeter. 14, 31 Llr7stisi Drn, L.. Con tro Was deicing the Ta.k. I ta taken In flureta loi Tower mkxug with three ither or1apdsiLs 011210111 irus.k, iii u$ lii -. the an dent '' '1 ignated Are Des er'v. $ $ 0 Kd F%urala Foreaay w, V101I txvw wui, . wt ' new September until the Lyman tUgh Sctio1 Ninth and tent!; uiiai' .. ierioua urd .5ar in a Street, leWat. tt'dents living aarst of the tuned Into tie new lake sctxxil is pj,euved an arrangenaiu Se Walter Temgim Mhlle coiidltit*% mthe tatlOalve rjroad tracks, runninhl trans Brantley High School at F.res& s already is on tto. unit at Florida Hospital. Witha, .twreby in air cisitraM tow.i ne-it General J. C Ihstcttli"m City when that facility i reedy School 50SWaS. thtft win be ClAl, a deputy .enfl. aas iffduty at aill be estabiblied it the air t'arkway im.th Ii' t1i' 'a.Z' for oet'upaACy sortie tuu* JVC1, t.,,çrd the end of IP7'I pi"w l unugd early nest year whale the Wm,sn.i u:tt) line rhe 4AtbAlly .MiIJtU&*: The oIlier two Jijuflil ttteu*ii Ths was divulged by Andrew LAU Brantley ,tudenis UV Bracken. ichaal anInittse alterabng Milee.. Then after are Charles Itay Smith Jr . eus .qjenifltatee -4 *1. the afternoon 5K LaAa %tjrp £lkI Jac It rvtw swill. lsivaiiP aide. who disclosed that pu'ilS — tin tie unDer Navy W , ' Juuanu, Boa 1.11. 1441 'gary. •aj lit ing in the sam. area will he LLTsbI&A5Ns. ftr ies, sitar eorkuW 'jut ii hMthed at Mllwee MkhII. SCtMI elinumeted with those stsa.let'.ts Fuor ktettiihio with Page Aarwa their with along when tie till tlf*fl St5ZtS Is being jent to tiiwee -' b'a-int*il&U, were dispats.1wd to tnt'., airputi tiled iribuiw I15J west '1 IjA. ',pirtituf. tu I$1 Brantley Students Deadline Nears For Village Ballot _---i TDV T IYI... is, wttoet trntp..s I(II Nultill OKL..M') iuesday Lb. last day tat -jgItftii kit the Matsh 11 electiuna, .anialales hake tu,.' kralup Uudr 1•- iiE'S QLII$N OF HEA11S At Saturday night's a imual 1110a Sigma l'tii ( 'hi ill y hail tit S. niti Civic Center, Mary Anne Boothe, center, on attractive School''mario' who is ''inf zintii'aplting'' In May, was named the i vlgmiliig t1ueen ovt'i six otIs's' candidatesrepresenting the local sorority chajiters AwillitIlig with Ilir coronation honOrs nit' Martha I,ve, 11171 mw't'n, and Dr proclaimed honorary ball co-chait maUi %41111 his t iii' was ho w Dr Maria Perez Related photo Page . 4 Don Vincent Photo All ill seek the uiaorsity and, A of this uio000d. faces no .°°' Tie (stoop 4 eat on ¶, tUa C&uXILpgvmn Cbarka KeLley,t*beWgut5t byjvhn Pith and Vtch* ilillem Rii.h tturvd peutiwenti) the Count-il tuceWsgl recenIxs wtenh. was UecUtuLaloeul 3 U-d lot .i .ctitl4m wluh retwtu in the polkv devrnctflit' t'.,a.t hero adainant UI tfItkisiiI vi the lopartluitil ni lbw area of 14-hur putactioli AM 1isWd telephone Vi the patrulmen said chief Shut is a kuttaent ttgwv vi -'-.•-•' ..'..—i I acid has been Ui, ,.wuintgliaplanafur the two recreation .ie sat cssluIiWiti.s Seek1n5 the (sruiIp 1 semI .'.a tI $I4t irills hekl t) i it i 111111)10(1 12 II,,. I14UJ)ItC44I Ijil i,atnra tIller (J%$D .AIISAI , .. ,,, 1,,ien I. ,!-) 4! WW 1r.n .,,-.,, '3'e ) to 1fli ova,. 4itAYI5ICK.1'W '.4 ov, fritim 'hey is 'ev 441 ttwowalvS. 'hot re •tt,ji I gAAAlg Wt. . " C Pa,, - 1101004. us. A , i-ti-'It.uI. , ,,, ., ,,,, I 0' ,,, P114, 'I.Jti SJ4L) itvo Z 'o. I,,, AMIRCUSLY 4 41,tl tuSihO koll. I Ur tii vi, AT, PS, ft. AT ft.'PS, It $ lot it is.i ¼" et. alti C14.6011 P.i,sa 6.1w Is Ii'. (iiI) *1001 ums sit" 1444 ifls1V * Ills' •uau iURiIQ ,O*44 l 1.'.5, Ao '° -"...'.. ... . , '4..' 5)141 . ' Jack Prosser Ford j4 ) -' '' ''''-'" '' Jf q Winlu. . l. i i'n $o4 4" - �I, - , -Thc SanioC +4prjs ' Changed The World ' .1, -,,=,..-- na"im relations, I TILL ill"fill l" pmi posillam olls; Vwtian t SprEo1LtnöeDa !1J±' &cOC1ATE1' )1 ftuntrxr tuari pium. Laas pc butIsraeli Wo alE t!aesusa gia u tht Ak t __ k a.- - -.- ;--. j. . l - A •-nnununiquc datinod Vv, c.rth Vietnamese ansi V i.-m Cong killed in nine eng.l- -4 -E ricr r)f5fl - -r• * tI • •:- ;arL 1I' *. _~. a~_ 're: Axv it au was nurnçusdtIr mt.- ma: b4:-' -- - - - - V -.- -- - - -, - -- 1. - L_-- A -- .. - . f - - - -- - óe1reCi - -. - .' -- -- - ___ - .. . • -•- .- -- - - i' -;- T ' JS - V'±! '.!• - " / LIAL SIAIL 1 r'o;'r-..........' . * :i.:. a' - -. -. - - -- -,' - I *ItAR Lire L'ne IA'WV, H. bdesrrt. b,IXML bounda:ait u-uui.-- .4 ~ I t itInt tWat •.id IL ... 4 - - - -• UIiuIfl - -. - . !iarthrt Cs's jsiux I n. uw-t1n4 n-iL lee CL1I*t VWW thir rtst.wItt 1ictWet - -- - , • I4*WueC Markham ltoar mtUTI$a, a!t'L - p - -- - - - * * * wit il Aim the second phase HaiciolInda wit sreserilled amflentot has • that anDxipa*ed *5 Robam Ham. w ardnct wit npI O*C1 IL betW't plans for Foola.. the cipsxi biiish*1 E.waa2 CourAry Oub. c'tn-idrunst and to eci golf - , - at ut mna:alI *-ai arid sr itib±rtmsms arid deed tiIIlY $ c'v again w be -inet *iid t IXiC th& Ibe i*r1. tmw r ____ CJTTI.?T Mud WeekS. i cm .. sg :.ppbcaIs tiw tndlit tress ma icr a:a:r and fa wtochareiu \ ( - • ______ - - --- -' .. -- - Reed. PrIlYnSw, CmIntingh1w that the NcgthCtandcWataidSewe .- , 1 ri-u* hoes and mpli au _ Q - - .nerpi wets to c,. eer-r in a nri-*n artss. Un- r-.znnusiscrs ietu tIn(Tt5TIS authun*ed the cJnIUan' vued obt* Is di*IJK? Mtr lWU of ieiz Firm ccw*simie- Uttlit I41 Its Cst lees IL aes Zr, vertfficsot low. TIZUC that resident t-oosUuted it Ow ctt% t, an uitnnennt u;m thee Munpokis would KO toward sierVIOCT i.ruvmdrj eixoln uf wat. Cha*rnuixs Griet tiur' iQ M-wage end ctr*inaltt 11w ,95gatr,r U Iw - On- Ctarmuiou is ••It It Its aflrnisit Inward necessary to a ru . - wis - - .. - . . ! . • - * L_ - - - - * - - - - ' ---. , - '\\'\ . - - -. It'd .1 a IssOhl .1 U' W('lcIihlilqI 11% Mayor Lve sl (HIFI' lin- LOOP l(((t Se'Itiiiml I louse is a pet project of liii' I raternity. s Ich lits t A1 1 1 1-11 111" seitli a n,itisnuhs r-eigim,,'d fr;ternttv - In Flash Flood Are 11% (RAIG Vtl %lI-:1(M.t ' 1 1~,UfC, 31 5') ,;~ f '9- IL appl, U, sids build, Ibeir uabtht. IL. to ow ide withIn tIn-It the A.ursInnightsaaenda*a thatt1w new expar_itproeet nbe ncianatiliffstfilon of Muse dtsjic1 pvJleIn abkWitVeUitOw&Ttsnn a FrYK*is arts..: fln-pr.,..1t ve ~,=itrwsslorl inthaded t: would ulanctfranIsewhsc IT - vltrth - I or use b . vehicles oinly. naM n- rePwIled .srui wtZIan Irvin On- present upuin b dppcn-ai t-oimt aiILsn. tasause n what ha* • earn- steed as a retain of a (Owd &5 •tU(. PUt5 C**b b aetniot tais sevident in wInch wall, ''' "" City tn-' ambulasen- 13 .1- -. - - v • - "Ilt ~ r_ i _~ ~ -Ia-2 __ 2___ -. i~j~_ Cuoncti at it sr 4 31) M l*&4*Jt? 1 ISa ____ of n- uIyes 0 aa es Waned at tInttCjiit of 1-4 arid Sr 4 -!IM the new liubda) inn wit n- eseeted. Actdrn in CIty 'ast Mrs Jane Ridiar-, tinprvy has akrendy been trokan uz10 two separate or. g - -wrtx'tited Li TI IL 1 Volunteer Fin Mary acczde!zl1 Saturday when the Luke the fire truck Department truck overturned on Longwwd Markham Road. Herr a state trouper directs the helicopter in for a landing in a nearby f ield. int-eithgaflng troopers Terr Mcintyre and Tommy Tonthnwn reported Earl Mcue Mat-low, 44. of West Pains !teaeh U111 [culled in th incident Steve Willis, an off duty deputy .- is in aerwta condition at Florida Hoapalal Thomas Jeter, 34. of Lak Mary was driver it the ilJtNL)UN IIELI'( J1LH and four umbulancei It:ll Vincent 'fott dumwes of aramum MW two more are anticipatet Thi ntbee swduiarw. &a ,u • Jstt4asty uwid by Allen Pyie .srid ma located o OBrien Road and eant is the math-ned flacks &'.said lIeu pre1uwnar win-k was tarried iiun the irdmnanene ala reteid nPLots fur tinauWniawn wit be cossicil for thdmviston will kat.d Uw alterwvhm v1 SP 4M Satsd Lskr- ucj ______ - - -j . . • * ' • timngle. U-year--oldJack'-trnvmlkfisherman. BiL)V(IF Ja:,t-- L a team of law at 1:30 Lake Monroe p.m Sundaii, by recovered from officers who had been searching since his fishing partner. Pierce Penberth - 33. Winter Park. drowned Feb. 2U Swingirs bud wa s found floating near the point where the fishing craft ca psized. Penbertht s both as f ound at that time tangled in boat lines in four feet 'if i ater Gary Taylor Photo' - £ ______ •.si*s __ AREA DEATHS - L unens. -r' t-ei iul-J t.urus $-cIis St. 3. of wete held WedneuUay in PenN.C.. dieC Feb. scola 19 *0 that city - Born us PenMI1 L 2 E T9( sKv a ben-sea tXU Sanford Mrs Amtn- E. Tunnis. 91. of He moend to Wmaan So en I* age Knnmee. died Saturde Wun-6aie*n, 7wafl He n-al a 111:111111:111101' . F.mglai4 sIn- earn- IL Anca 10 W24 and V. tUn- Marie. (ceit a. Eddie U, p 35flfl Earie Jr. Kth Wayne. '. e was a ineai ninustar Sh Robert And.'-y. Gteini Ray; the Mathod (isiri± so yeiffin throve daughiare. CaU 'me and w&& a ,t-ljn-- of Fiat rAuabelb th QrJi of .jg __. tiniled •a7. U%à Sndvid. Lftmir Ma. , tUth of and LIVID Rmasel p-ot 9.-.--.m*. !vetett WaiL ash- sIeP4iriern. Funeral Hose 3 its Brma mists CaP mind Albion1m , Charm of NTfThP Wit of l.a-in Capps of CanUInment, and Ed Cappa. L LYDIA WTC&Iri.L Pesnat-ola, two sisters. Mn Mrs Lydia M MitheLl. of Willie Use Clisarick Peneneols; l E. Ecertis Sree . Mrs. helm. Smagletue. Pen- Sanford Piwsing Cunveleacaut astute and Mrs. Lmna cnte Senday amvining. sinMUM tAC5S Sit Eddn- Ear - - callar ' >ti t1 L* '"& N.Y. She was a retired secretary. a i Alien Pieterum of Gieridele [41* htsnd, N . Y, firer grandC*UIdTit and am VU! Viiidchild • nues tewiai will Lw in (irndale N.Y. Gramèa, w,1ru Hursir is of local aIZIU5rflto. HAROILD KEIGANS Pit. Harold B. i Buy) Kig, 5 p Avnae.LWouQ. flied • Funeral NQIICC5 . _____ _- (utrtn-t, ( TIMMI MCI An-Ill 9 - in- M% anis.. £ THIweIt. 1400A dr-Ws or r *SI•lfl*i4 - IV" 411.411,11 - ..W....5 i 05 •iWi T,. •uth M 'in- --- " . _.n Ton>- a - Johnsim J. I' JOhtilUfl Jr C>nthla White Jay B Itmiruilsi E thel F. Pt-unto> Fred SteP'*-rts Jr.s> cc : E llingson Birder L. 1k-his-rn> i 164 !.~ 6 IL , LTS Miii> Vu-gte 11. Its-ark, (,isseiberry Sr'. rtstst Ft,braij.. NC. He was a neon of Ke7 West and ca Pase Irvin rs (m . ago He attended Lyman H* Sciani and was a s-e$nn d Vi,tnsxn 159 rrtiu-rw Nosrnther it last year. He wad the recwsrnt of 11w Brviiu SIN Survwtjrs Uwiude his i*rub. Mr arid Mn D..nn-I B. Lids' nie l ILP1(aIse. 1n1wviid. trethee Da vid B Krtga' Itiatni. low slatare. Miasis Jeanne M Keigans. AtlaatL s_____ .. Sandra H. LMVWocd - - •,, ki4gsn- , --------- __ all it - ._ ._-_ - to FLASHCUBES LOW PRICE 89 An g --- -- -- ---- -- Sanford. - _ Grade M. Starnes Lucille A nderson Carolyn Dixon Cassandra Ellis Mitts. Love Shirley }. hannah LathiNs It. W.dsii) f,C MAGICUBES PA- 39 C.LLO 2 r ROLAIDS WF,TING1OUE 01ID "I TA11 12I DIGITAL CLOCK AM RADIO ANTACID MINTS - 19 999 l iflikTiDilif $49S ¶5! I a 'S ia l Is LOW PRICE) a P - ),9,( - p - '\,3roR 36 C 1 Je-unifer I, Iloening Carolyn Betts Itt-s erl> I). lay br M;r> II No ke-rson Walter A l)s-s s'rs, I}eliary Dale O'Kane, Iich1ary Clifford C Miller. Ih'ltneuu IAIs 1 . So ')it . t e-iss'sii ('uI-In-rim- (' Jackson, Lake l;lr>' ;ike Mary Ton K. Joe- Stalin. Lake Teresa l's-rktns, I.ongw(ssd Itonislil Caroler, Miami - CORN • POPPER y 1 QU-is '- 0. - electronic and electrical tluuInut.-rlt. lb.- Federal Aviation Administration w ssuld set aircraft noise standards l-:I'A se oulti re-smut- infurirca live i.itx'huig of Pnislue Li ss hi is isbn W. We-user, Deltonaemitnoise s-uiis.ihik of - ads ne.-Mrs. Ctianlesl)ssoley anti baby ly affecting the- hsublit health or girl, Isis.suiiuII)ee welfare."l-:l'it also seoulsi i Ic('itrultany, terunine the- lIntluels that quit;A Elizabeth Longuotsi f> for Li luw-nisise- iiesignutiiii, Edward S. Snctui Jr., Long. ansi w sseihi certify them for u'st.issl by federal migeneirs Alberta A Moore-, Orange City EPAse- oulsi be n-quureei i t , set I Sri'. Mae I )ostson. Orlando standards se ithitus 18 mussottus -f bus-un> I) Ssmin'ls. OiluinsIi .. -t 'i.. a stJMI MUNSEY 299 n BEACH UMBRELLA 5- 799 I - - ,q~` ,0 - Ok .. (PEG 8 99) - - I'eusrhimiiin lirinison l.insiui W Mi-NetJessie' Mit- McGill Stacey M- Gross ('sdl-tts, I) Schillo. Deltona M,srtloi l- It> rue-. lIe-liar> t)iatw F: (;a> Ilt-nmn.mn J . Ws'ltsirn \\ 2 PIECE pot -f -- : -- \ _ 5', II OIAMETE atj88ilZ1D Acic DURABLE pp.uuuuui ,., , KLEENEX • ' - - - 99 P . '\ WALK 1. SHORTS (REG 250 '. C 19 L 11 ' - _ - • FACIAL TISSUE ( •' .' - - - HEATING PAD ,w -. -- AL 1 and But 'he \VcL'ome W,i in In ste-si tan mrta.tr it 1 i'cr Ia iseij:i't to )-clltr r siiteiuntiings. tiutti ruIV Fe put ii stiuk ti ll tie! -- rk _________________________________ FI:IIltt AItY "I 9 . 197! . - - FOLDING BED I-:rrue-st I hl,.uiims-i,ste-r lts' e-a Johnson Mary Anderson hirwtfurd K. Ward louis I). Parker Jr Iii'gir II Miller, Cas.selberr> Jva rl I .e-fler, (ototi Ikacti itIko Anti Stuart. IteII;sr> I h'siry F. Wolff, l)shiar) I_______________________________ u-sti,vs- huts-it, I,iultar i ( - and ChrisIrnes, pul.Il.sl.e-u .aIurdaf proceeding ChrssImms b - The Sanloid lie-raid N French Ave 3F11 - escepi .uiid - 371I -- Brand Newt Stakes sharp, hslack copies on white bond-weight pa. per. Copies (ruin letters, mnc'nio-' .a. Irons bou . 50554455 "051" - COPIER nit 179°° at .nntotd, Florida U1?I ¶, uI-) tt cspOufl U., isis Cattle( Wee-i 35 Year i5 SISQO ts._.s 1juI* ISI5SS books and maganne-. even inpies (rain original. in rotors. Coiiuisai- I - flta eauilyon any desk Dry - as no liquid clme-iiiiaid s..a4.j I george [2 Stuart UUitO, ILCEIA 2 99 1 PEG ok CONNiI tt'sLiS 'ti-ItS' - C .0øi.i., P-5s. ViIU4iA com:wILL III-4161i Aiim ..,..i. S p.. ', %t*51's - AIIams.i. Sp '.. WE WRAP OUR REPUTATION AROUND EVERY PRESCRIPTION titSif HI GH P)TtLT L-m'JtIs PSOUSSIOHAI PpI*hSstAs,uiI Pill 11544 CAIlLI !14ist Milk t:c"-,S uI-dO i1iss1L £CCUI(AL1 A'c.' SIu..SiSI t-i*o THAN A'SIL'sI nu $' '-'i N00 1H, SCRISO vOLUMI MIAP4S LOestut Psiis%S ''-4 (Ii. H1LDA I1CHUOhD " -;. .. - IVILYN hILl n, •)st iii - - ,T - - . -- a -' - 4*5C5IIA PLiS M061 1 P*uSlIPTiO's L - - -1 "I-sn , ().S*i 132 tail $ChiIlO$ SPRINKLER GARDEN HOSE ., . V IRGINIA plilOtil P- i) S. 514 - C).it.m.. ii.. C-.. ~ ¶A-(i.isid (ian Postage I',sd ''5t ( oin1 (i"i I_L_ _______________________i_ 111AIIII I - i... .-....1..r.l Ils-rahil I ..................... OSCILLATING -_______________________________________ - ',nctofd. Fie 999 A (U 'a U 'a - - -- Ai)llSION.S S..rfr't Published Daily, FF.IiFtI AllY !$, 1972 AI)MLS.SIONS NOW K - - S.Iurdav. Clifford (;rtgJriia _____ ________ iil Jose-phi M Cahill, Deltona Irene M. Rutledge, l)eltuna Mary If. Brioms, De ltona 11cr-bert T. Brown, Ikltiiruis Marjorie- 11 0, -hiirtscm, I)e-lt"ru.i Mathicux, F Eiabethi Geneva Grate- I. Brown. Lake Mary lakeAlexander, Narsa hsionrueI - Gnankvw Funeral How is 10 -- - 1 1iii nit.sers 3 V.' illimi u i Orhiary Motor Muller Ill, Ikllary 14' PERSONA 1 TUNGSTEN STEEL INJECTORBLAIm •4 SYL VANIA , - Eureka Bush Sandra 1) McClendon Edgar I. Griffith Sr. _______________ e, n-sd In- o Sarfori ibainuts F. Pulp Savannah Stevens I jI..is ot"'r; sai.s S ;t (I -__________ On Agenda Al A!Jfl5 * - L. lotpuld anus: the vIcUrm l%IIIIVAUII(JII 0 R --- -=CAI i - " 42 ; workers have to mnnteriaulie and the, T Donald .irs iind Mr 11inabart-r, a grit. Sanford Mr au-I '-Ire Harold Sandvail. a girl. Sanford l)IM1IAIIGES - --. 100 ALOPHEN PILLS --Inadequate or nonexistent irovisto ioveilng how rnuh rssonI-y employes should get trout the piisns, resulting in th.tenial of n-tirement benefits to i s s in M 33 c a'.: It .5 a ' releasing the study. WilIIam.s and Javita, U.ranking Republican on the pan. el. said they hope to enact prair. hansIon- plan reforrL this year Among the tc firisod es Ila;.srit-I sjui.l it found alter exalt suing ltil '1 the estimated 34.55) private psnsion plaits uers - 00 ftA')ri '-I-s / ,/fçj :-,* f , I PERMANENT are left with financial i nsecurt t, at that twilight stage of thei r Williams and Sets William Iivs-s JaJan(olj K Jas-its. RN Y_ i: " 15)11k place as ( atimIima i.iti I )mIta. I)I-1 )lC/¼1li )N cPIIiflIitlii-' Ss'iiittmli- .ltmnhslr Co llege's old-'.t and l;i,'gest liuteiiiitv flII up their hints.' at 1121) We-it Fui't 't reel Li-f I Iii Oil their FtI'\t I i.itrrnit ruihmt. fratt-rnitv member. Itili ( 'out-v hluiss a rd I I' Nt-;uI director of .1 1111 I ha rdmn, I i- t'.ustirer umu . I .v Ii' Ilross n, pri-sith-tit jititilit' informat ion. 4 TONI s failed ' - .i mt 1/i I raimny American Hospital Notes -- - t.pit eminiver - -. ee Campaign Is Urged On Sound PoII t o =. has Objected to eas ., r I I o0~ 0 - • - :- -• - - •%a - - __ I _~ -- Siioo1 baarC alit '' tilL nan. wInds Is to 0 hnd**I*C iflt*i -iwi and 'r--' _ 4 U d th *' . 140- - lines Dain tot d-- -r'ezvt a'iwai flw CnUflt3 - '- •. Ts',, -I i PF(;tJLAP ANLi (TFI1TI F - I'll .I.I truck. of mitt wtuct has bees liaidwd -•S -•1 - c trur p1zTi!!C IL uthuarna. Uw PUI) the ofDw to0tLPlans fW &rvekvakM wiL be shim. - -- '..- vuIuntar fuen*ss uijw-. n-bit a ucI c,veeturntid g dus1a LowgtIs - .: - - A duis Uic biui pi-tuzw pth bc Iuifl1 ii liii Fee Study - - - a nwerii VIIIT l appear bef ore the Cm±as*os at tcrrs 2 wit pm ntu Mrs J ducum twidini fit 11w Lmttlt festSciitob • - board wiL .- is s'l'iA ' - Ili 1111.1. kIPSSIAN ti;... leirti Prf.44 Writer WASlII-Gl(l'. AL' iiai.- panel 14 '.m-kin,t tighter f.I.riil regulation of the not ii',. ; ii,rii priviste pension ;-Ian;, in n hlvh 10 million wotkrr; have an interest Un- Senmitp Int%t ub(oflbfn!tpe l.eis.k-d Isy Sen thirriarri t Williams. II N J - Issued is page rep'srt Sunday that 14,111 t ritu al Of the pension fund; .i' -1 called for major legislatto' I- pra.t.s t some $1 1S billion -eited In them A major problem in super- ;ing ;*.sIon plans k the Irag ii,rntatlon of government all 'i.-rity over them, the report isirl The labor 1)-s-partmeni .ini eight other etecuft 'rursrh agencies have authority ..r the plan, . ip stitornrnittee findings lernonstrats- beyond a reasonst,Ie doubt that the just s-s tatlons at retirement (if riructimin: " it or - ii the its ut tue trout ilsu n-.trs'.sssi. tx-il- workers u-hen they end their atrd I'rrs; WrUs r Tudi'r said ''it either had to be etripiseti the lanti iluwn to e-uusplo)lflent \ V;i tI' I Nattisi- time- jr.sple sir the trout jurist now r,uk, " "(" and - - I nadequate accumulations tiv, Arch A . Moor.- Jr., who I ,siits'n tuiistrr.t 'f tisith arm- gone." Iur;teers Mt out at itaw n tstav Authorities said they •-x- ;d.nncsl to ask the West Vir- if .i.ssct.s in funds to meet obliin st-art-h of an estimated 400 ;wcteti to find many Inure last- m:inla I AgIsLiture today (sir j 9111101`13 '''' lTo.smg pe'r%On.% victims of is-s as bulldozers began search- mullion to start re-lid work for s l--eling that left (I knun deal t mg the reuuoutna ..f 14 Appsul;i- hut sit loin., i-rtiiuiats-d that I,e MIAMI BEACH i Al' - hit- aiit w ipeti out w hole e tittusu. titian tsul camps along the 20- ow if this- Buffalo Creek ar'-s 7000 residents us-ri- left hutsis'ting the campaign trail on be- itities little hollow. Meanu bile, attention began less half of an unpopular causer National Guardsmen uutade it I'rt-euiit'tit Nixon told MoorsReubin to focus sin the cause of is lin-ak school busing- GotAskew warned here Sunday in an earthen dam %hich pre- the Last 21j mites to the end of by telm-phirse hrnuum China that he night that unless a cure is found tipitatrti the flash flood in Iluf- the 115)110W early today; guards- had siechireil West Virginias erwa n l-n siuiti only two of 37 houses I .sgan County, n.-i disaint a natiol for racial prejudice "we shall falis (re-c-k hsliou Saturdayilt that ;irea rs-uss.iiru-d in Th ey ittiti tcr area. doom our children to far more morning. Waters from an . AI'i SAN JOSE, Calif acre lake- were unleashed. than a bum Lass ride." Black militant Angela Oat mx lien s'udor, general sulwrinsAskew said busing must be on trial today as taw>ers i viewed as a temporary remed y tendent o fthe- Buffalo Mi nm begin choosing a jury to hear to the social disease of pre-ju- Co , said the situation had b's-ri ihiarges she helped plot an "ice and "should be used only building for a long tutu' escape try that left four per-sons 1k said the state had mkriis-1 u i ve found a cure." ii until we' lead a year and a half ago It was the governor's Latest tb. coal company permtion in The first 150 of 5.501 Potential -ur: is s.f pollut.irit. the Iris: II) (,tI(l ( -- IltAlT effort in his campaign to urge many cX-t.I%tOfli to send Sonic- f jurors, including 18-to 21-) earuriodern triin.'p.rtatlon and conAssociated l'rre; Writer Fic'miduin.s Floridians to tote --no" on a the slag and sludge- whic h had olds, have been sununoned to WASHINGTON iAll i - ('sin- structuon mat tuner) 14 straw vote referen- accumulated in the firm's lake Americans the heavily guarded courtroom million At least 80 dum which advocates an -intl. into valley strtaruvs, relieving gre-s.c IS being asks-ti to unite are affected ti a measurable The 28-year-old Cc.,nnuuntst is federal forces for it caniiaignt busing amendment to the U. S. pressure on the dun. charged with murder, kidnap half degree b>equipuisent noise, "Tht-% were- too concerned against an increasingly irritat('on.ctitutmon of the-nm risking hearing troubles anti conspiracy, She facts life in by long exposure, while ground- prison if convcted The charge had carried a and air-traffic sounds have "created acoustical slums in possible death sentence until almost every major city in our the California Supreme Court on Feb. 18 declared capital mutton," says lie-p. Pad ( -Susan punishment unconstitullona! lIe'-,sib J. Stoks-c I)IgIvonni, Rogers. 0-FLu. FEI!RtARV s, iz Ls'ngwood The ruling may be appealed. Annie hell Shannon of chairman the Rogers. ADMISSIONS rr-sstsnn, Carolyn Frances B. Thornton lake house- public health subeous- however. Sanford Monroe The decision piseel the wa> Mabel M. WetI)rltat> muittet-, is bringing it noise-tonShirley M. t)eGroat UlIUlIS Grace- Mcl)oiiaId, Deltona trot bill to the House floor for Mis.s Davis release on Betty Ann Wilson Mr neI Mrs Carl Smart. it Tuesday. The tools provided by $102,500 bail last Wcdnesd.s> Anne A. Shannon, Deltona Kias Sr Altman lay. I)s-har Since her arrest Oct 13, 1970, him Licata, Delton-si this first legislative effort to Francine Locke l)lSCIlAllGIM Deltona Shannon. Hugh J. curb noire on it nationwide in a New York City motel, Miss Luhe, Michael William Sanford: Imij . %, re-quests for freed,Ili Davis Linda L. Bucker. Geneva lie- sa> ,, coi'J sigAlt.amonteSprtngs Khis S. Allman with. were denied under a Cahifo:ns,s ltlhtTlLS sound levels; nificantiy cut Edna Gould. Arcadi&MichMrs Gary Bishop and baby in three to four )- t-ars law that prevented bail for perMr. and Mrs Jerry Bucker, a Grady. Deltona Mar)- O' boy charged with offense-it car. boy, Geneva bill would grant the Ensons The men LaC-)-. DeBar-)William I). lines .1 t)lS('IIAI(GES suronmentiul protection Agency rying the death pe-nalt Evie Kathy Mullins, Lake Carolyn B. Street Sanford: seer lode-vt-lop noise emission Carl K. (1omiie-nhrl: Jr Mr, Eunit-r>- Kreinbring an d -standards and to identify major Teresa A. Perkins, Longwood Mrs Arthur I)i,sz ant h.sbs n-n.e sources under pollutant Edwin B Connelly, North Or- bali> boy ts StintFr;srH us '.1 sf s'ris.tsuts' ii at-r g Is's lando AIptit-tis t-: Greenlee Markey I tile M transportatio n emiulpiuu-rit, hi 1111115 Oelrma Mans- hl.suge James T. Sheppard i-qulpuu-nt, motors and e-nginit-, A3r1va1a' rc 114Jrl zz rrntofwusa tircan-RPwlme= AdPwM l r-óese b to&mcil This cvuntn' club t*vtit and Ba rkTr. IS dria2lE a: M Rn.d arid bar b drvemoçed p.IUI it the Cowfoism" The a icr Rrtaritod (1. :,'. - . trri r - Governor Opposes B ij Vote -ts 'I_I £ Itsdt Leru. waldn-. ambuisim auanijant: d ra -L. -'Jt !.uI. .. otheri The truck wam headed Lu a brush fire west of L e Mars Hmfl VtnceniPhotu .. -- 1.AIL d u esday C (kpUtie 1(*Zr aInbUll*rICtb &IIICi the Hernclw. ' Iielmcopt!r rushed Lu the went onSaturda.. rItwsr t't' L.iit- Mutt- fire truc± otr- * gen II ILuucftBETflr.a - -- -- * rrmn' !'tarmmn arid 1w cta -.--:1. -- .. - BEThEA .-. ______ t-rtem fire. Council To Meet - - -- -'-- A Vin, --en: Ph fl North Orlando 's- -_'... - - 'Y ,At terre Lengthy - _~~ - bavt - s--. - _ 7 PeI'es cwt Da aas Ca thoh that childnHnora'f ttw Ro while ierr side Manor nrng the Lmng t D Mat-u rerrz R C - - - 'p-•. -- - - 11111-_ ; Father Richard L% -ollectM tn - the king owtesUnU IAI* MpreSMII COJjTI - _ - 1V *•ttI ltit ,'-•_ - -- afte- tic mc crork flSaturdavn:ght Jerry.. ', - - -• r. •.---- --.. -,-11guix"-. -~-~ , L' -. b '.- - It 0 talwlflUnediattOtCiaCW)- -. - w r - - j I :- ' II 1•- .. - thaiUw' had rafta wc --.rü saof 1. : - - -- - nscnts, while S.uIh Vis-tnari.s - -astu.iitti's ucri' ?fl kulki and ucsun.k.t. The new operation Into Csistx.dia was west of South Vi. nams southern Mnong plateau about 130 miles northeast i f Saigon Spokesmen h's-i-iLth e operation as a re.-onsa. cisnec in Force" by l,Ot to I,' men to check infiltration ir South Vietnam Six enemy h. been rt-psu-teci kills-ti so far, a: there have been no South Virt namese casualties, the Saigw command said. Two other operations totaling 5.000 men are under way in ('ambedma 150 and 2M miles farther south. aims-el at blocking infiltration toward Saigon and Onto the western %lekong Delta. One of themprsluceei the first major fighting inside Camssstia inseseraleecks. north .f the Si I sfl- I t r.fl I rub t Stii) - when a South Vietname s e Laski force spearheaded atm nrr-d c-isltmsn ran into) h,-.s - F !- - - - 19~ IEA _ - . 4 `1 - -, t. - . -- 5.' would rut bred ft* 50=1!t% - i e - L: - - -... Hb e •- q - -; - - ' 1 - -Mr • .. - j %,Psei _ ~'~ ~__ .1 ,~_ r. iJ. paiedunuuat Sam •ilithuru slrt' cuz -.1 _____________ ....... ...• u L I 'i'i t- ! - - --- __ ________________ Arkout '1 I WIU p Sua).a - T,4 tr tiol it.' a -. -• 1 _J -w - -I - Auni-letril )'n-i Writer SAI(;os Al' S.'uth Vu-i ns'me'e L.'r(c-% lauriitwt a third .',.ration into Canitickillia --tia) ainuti another surge i fighting that killed 01 %iOWltb -M 5' ______________________________ neart 2I) encm and S.iZ_ Vietnamese tro.sis. the iit'siiiiiiijfld annc.imnsed ti-isla i Are rflflUZ Awrit larnma dzpM. fill - I - 1 By (;I:oIu;l: 1T.sI'FIt ¼ • Cluz.r is deveO b*tiu - kk~.. It- Israeli Troops, Tanks Seen W thdrawing trw~!Ijtrwal al. I;j& 110 1 . A '- In New Drive .- - ~, $,.~ 1;1 . Fete Z.. tlit IM Chins, wtfl, : n. £ Th prrcubn. r- wisungmt thnt nc Mr '.:a Bi fltA! (1)RMmE f: WastUflçIOrOt. !et. t w Is rev tsr r.zn Pj! r*W Anthz A.c*r Pes saw at 11-1111111 &n.-ø4 Ahoi,:r loom sell.arnw it 1.7 sonic artc It Pern A!' F ANCHORAGL A Nizar. reIuried U icC udal iftws his- III. wift"Or it la*_ Nixon Rests In Alask --ant tw Protect up, , -\ OwGN 0 V Pension IRM SU ol iNOlE J*OR CO CE Program T 11 11 CTC ____ S. Viets ? .j / q~~ �I'. Letters To The Editor Mrday. Feb 26 197 A.—The Sanford Herald BRUCE B1OSSAT 1 Editorial ri , Comment Single Districts For City Elections Growth r cha ter provide new city to life that single districts would be based on geographical and population factors Selection of candidates In rut'. for the city commission would allow the voters in each of the newly determined districts to put in office that man or woman who would best be fitted to do the job in essence this procedure nuikes the Sanford city commission election get in step with the Snivtiric. its the P.5. that tells the news This is the case with a recent letter from an ti:. friend who lives in New Hampshire on the ,hores of Lake Winnapesaukee. who has been - rcsearching" Florida for years trying to cletermint- whether tic and his should fly south the the Recounting the beauties changed area from a totally newly foliage, the devoted summer resort to a vigorous ski resort. he tried to resurrect our old love for that lake and all do -- snowstorm of the winter has smiled. out into Florida's mocking bird poured out our car and off to the office with We smugness, we thought quite propet stepped his song tirilliant sun, a a started Project For III Ilk! IIOVU A A!' WT% should O4ICAII) JUSt as he I( hia Viri1Otis II 1w doi.'t, he will wind up orryinv neetiieist and prof itall directions ieiit And sm for giving up Uungs yn. dor't really need. nn i $ xooc urne to quit waiTyifl4 about NC — YOM . '. IRS average taxpayer a big favor if it also yer muclt ou James Burke author of wiU Sp ts RAY BILL VINCENT. JR.. Staff RATES SUBSCRIPTIO 35c Weeii: Wee. I Montt I so . '•, t'.iC it . .'' 1sO of as 6 Moflth $t. 11111,00 1 veer tt sit mall scriptsons be wund class matter October 77, 1910 a' the St Florida 37771 __________________________________ 01 any material. news or adve'rftsbnç of this edition 1"- Sanford Herald may be reproduced In any manner withøut wl?en permission of the publish." f 71w Herald form responsible tot SUCh rept'ot1ucftOi will be Ill vidU6l or copyright and will be considered as infringing on The MIh-aids heid liable for dama9e under the 1ev. Published daily xpl Sturdy. Sunday and Christmas published Saturday prwc.dinç Christmas prt The Pjr-øid is a member of the AssoiateC Press which is en titled eiclusively to "W~ for r,prodtxCtlort of all the local views printed in this newspaper AllamoflIe Spr*ns Marilyn C.ordort Fern ParS I(shIes Goldenred (astbruo Marilyn Crordor 014975 boar Lake F,r.st City Ann Riley 531 Cass.iber'ry -1anUi..'s.4 EatIiy P4ib4acs 5t' ?IX Ma'ilYin Gordon 1314975 Ciwiveta Ltui baker 365 SW Colored Community May. HayS ins 322 5416 , ;1 I . ' w ofr 1s"t - 5 -A . t-+-,I '' -. •!. -, -''- 1...,, '" ' -. ::.f!;1-1 '' .-. '4k, - " - . ,,• . 1, ... . I. • ' . --' - ..,.. .'v... .-.... . - - a.'.. - - us iearnri •• , ''• : 1. , -- I-. . / -- - i;A ,'- -. , a. '.1 -1 I -. . — - -- -________________________ j . are political outlooks and relaUonstnt' of the under wa',. tha!the morp aj imetus There alsois no disputm thectat for thLc rtnev ha new approach n Amenca's foreign polin), and so tar as is concerned, especially in its polacr toward China. Other factors are at work as well. The growing j(un present-i' thresigtit the Far East is ha ving a profound , impact EqwsU3 uuporlant, the nations especially thoar members of the Association of stheM Asian Nations ASLAN. , Tha ila nd, Malaysia. Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines are tiegimung to view their part of the world madidfkrentLlghL of Southeast - and - __ 3r; 17r.4 Lake MOnroe 3 261 it' DON OAKLEY t' IitIltt'tiL Stiitford Universits of list Irid:ar teams should tie 'shinieduatels - " ______ KAB1IEN Ceple', News Sers'kr L 94.J Ann Riley I3i-WS W,thOriande Mary Hysti Mrs Clia"Mce Sstyt*' 377 411,41 D.ltoua .tBary Geneva Ov..dc Eniet-pria. $ Drew I 5OY U: Mathleus 3495205 Slavia independent, nonpublic and nonparochial schools are In 11w midst of a uaUonal campaign to dispel lix- mytix aticait pri vate school education and to attract Pupils Parents who never constderedaprivatesdboolaxidcan afford one are- being sought eageti MUe- n' tie' nation'S 5.1' million nonpublic pupils attend religious parochial schools Catholies, by operr,ted Ot5tAttt$ aiel New's. About - publk S itt' rri'rouroi Editor, Iht'raii Dear Editor: On behalf of the Gold SpoonCommittee of the 1972 si's t)eltoria Open Golf Tournament, I wish to thank you for playini SUM a s-ital role- In the success of the recent 1972 1)cltoria Open Golf Tournament. Not only do we app reciate the fad that )ou Gold Sponsor, but we Moon- It - I '4 Itaptiut Churn-ti In Miami, Macrh It matter what the v-ott to the lindsay, said the this stat.' q'lprtiq,fi ' Is no longer simply a lit Interest in are sortie ',"r-,' there think "I ti-sting ground lOt presidential economic n seifih 'irnhjitlon-t 11 has tacorn.' a powerful, this state who for "' ti-stint: ground of our corn- terests in years have worked in iaous initment in ronunuing along the to ttls'ide the t'h.ek prop?toward sodal ways tiffkult rntl from the 'stile,' Mc(',ov.rr lustiv- in this nation." Said In lArwtsay stuunpe'd While I i , -- ' - ________ f. , ;1 1 11 If-, $1 ''i \ 11%I 11 \ \ l \ I South V iltii,i I 'lJIIJVrt at r,;. '.ttidi", '.ttiili'til'. of ,Ni Siik' St'hiunl, Sandra I Irwig lilt Stisiiii flm'rricn. IH'rIlit ,iii'd a I Iawaii;iri ttant.'i' For the (- 1(155 Mrs ( 'at-a %% lii) livid In hawaii for several >('flr'S. ,Ille brought inallN. flit 1)(1111ade Ivis 14) Show ' Old Honor state. ljfwluy atal) continued Moll &I, (.... Turning we more to Rail, he said. ''I suspect that he sri rsthers like him are behind this rnarnpulatlon of the fear and discord that is causing so much itouble We in Florida at ft Lick on I)s'InocTatir hopeful present time" Hall could not he reached for George Wallace, calling the Alataazna gn' u'r'nor a pt'. r'. t.,'riiliat and a 'double-Ialk't n'thetuue of busing childr'n t o desegreltate schonlii F Still ' ' Ihunphrey climbed aboard A buggy at Naples, tras' 'c pa ssenger for a few l.i;.i 1 and the ''Mite 0' Mud" ri curse and emerged covered ri gooanvtgrippinca trophy whi( 11' hANK l)IIANE Florida TImes-Union war hit' V.,,, •lafl and lienry Jackson toisitik It" riunpaigrvi to other parts of the " it - Miami, rival Sen. (',eorg.' Me. Govern, Sen Hubert hlumpltre'y ci e - Salle •i ' t'iiilmii't'ii and told I hem of liii' language ;irid u'tilttirt' ut the t'ulvnvslans. -%% ill I s hifts)I TAI,I,AIIAS.SEE, I'm. IAI'I would have their licenses l%8 and will vote again this when Sen. William Barrow revoked for a minimum of titan tx't-aust' fa ther was superintendent of )car titr hit' years and revocation could not he has if plan to end tie schools in Okaloosa County durtie lifted by the courts or the •hiti h i-tiiIiI It I Dept. llighsta> Safety , Not defeat, $2.5,000 moonshiner to VICTOH\' 'I'tts, of us in the caic'jalty with his what it will tie It keep the finarwthlly stricken as muc h better than some other "first of runs" I've seen e th face is sharp, The ty pe intensity much improved -and insurance- field are urging the ink how seemed especially support For this type of and I'm sure that it _.. IL_ ifl' I,_ ing ur na. 5, 1W IOILU tni in'-'--' ""'' " It-arrow says the code can be iriken down into two other basic req ui rements: You alwa}s tell the truth or you are rmstjmrt'iied by society and man's word Is his bond. at was engraved, "the first winner Presidential I"Ioritta." "It was like being vice pr' again," quipped the 'ct,: ni'cita St'ruitnr iii- pnmntri in dent ! '-5'h.'n I ,&'m* n hs'' Sw' saul -. tic ' -- .',,-.,,,-".',''- tritti:,: erall.s and I i.iI. from a we end stay. tic you of good man". a say tluimie-nts you can and should sue your (;overnment then I must turis medical costs for those injured, tier-c in 1820. liar- portunity to tie-bate uunty officials and zoning father settled ths would bi' tint of for bills tailing for greater pun expenses for re pa iring their an attorney, lives on a 120contact row, Please property directors, puu'rt&' iticiun Law' does land the original istunent of rrti,iinals. own vehicles and on Stanley (k-cuky, phone 295-1745 acre fan-in perimilt the U.S. to interfere "S (k'iet) has becom'ic too curiaa damage costs of others Involved . It lies er's acOrlando. Now is the time for settler tiomestcadt'tl unless they want it They have plex," he sa)s. "We are storr)the habitual offe nd river. the in three miles from free a action, Its your country. unique status which means cident,s are borne not by the Recalling the- loan his father ing about this' criminal-s rather This permit business by associated statealone, but by Ml of us it offenders ed with the moonshiner, than thtu' vii. timita. Under the \'rlarrang tyrannical officials is in direct they ha ve their cake and eat under the insurance principle of said a depression had low River Co otie we an ' concernrisk". Getting violation of Amendment xiv Barrow too. "spreading the Florida an: Oka- *'il with the i over se-iL-il our Federal Constitution This was set up for them by off the highways under ese people County was purticularl) of the United States, If you are loosa first elected governor, Don th thusbecomesnot only our moral concerned about your rights hard hit, Munoz Mann- They obligation, but an economic schools were about to and wish to be part of our class ffi plenient only those U.S. laws challenge, ral close anti tile tonly [wrson lit tile o action which is filtil in Fede winch suit hem. We urge )t)ur readers t was the tounty t ha t had $25,000 indeed, the Indepemientistas contact their State Senators and Court, please contact or call miii.' id ..It Uiai at 250. Annondak Avenue, Imio('t'LShincr," Barrow sa he of riiy fat r Representatives and ask question under wasn't a the), vote for this bill, to get Orlando, The citizensright it was tainted money, to accepting Law have the . ' 5 1 "Us retracting misuse of the Indian symbol tie Universtts would be showing a readils' progressive cup--cern for the American indians of the (Jnite-d States" Thus more 'indian" bites the dust. and maybe it I a good tiling but has anything really be-cr done to show for living lndians' By the use of such powerful terms "grotesiue Ignurance, "demeaning." "insulting" and when it to describe a mere ss'mbu!, what worth are comes It. the truls demeaning plight of Indians strw' glint against ;oserl on the nation s reservations' Its these people who have no Fedcral land to live on which is a question of keeping the for the law not' for their use their schools open. 'l'he loan was renow being dertrd by Seminole fellow' man, off our S,ITeti and paid because that, too, is pa rt of ' regard highways. Cliff ord McKibben Jr. 0 -' _____ favabi) Ot • .. S _. .1 I for all Indians could discover, when the-s confront tti' real enemies of Ignorance and discrimintin tha' I BERRY'S WORLD , ° know. so the)' can save SlittotiS WOMEN'S AUXILIARY to the Deltona Civic its community Association, in keeping with 'c'IanI - - lridepeixlents allow purrn?.s U educate their, thlklren it; a school sheruig their phikeoptuc views Standards are high. disclpli is as firm as required or parent? reqieat and placed on basic skills, liberal arts and atrtrivlties producing au'e is The average ciaai contains 10 pupils and *tudicz are tailored 4 I ____- t presidents made the presentation of 21) card bingo cards and equipment in tables. 41.' choirs, auxiliary Dwight Hawkins ac' I mdi the help tie requires anti progresses at has owi rate Curriculum is constantly up' dated, frequently featuring unusual approaches to subject matter. Moat ix*Jmepevxfrmta board their pwals and accept sortie for Ow school da>' Tuition noun-s from several hundred dollars for day ir,&pU to $(,000 a year fur board, tuti tion and extras u er ,,-., / Dot Drew Photo I r, KARN S — - _~_ MMA172 I'dFJ r 'Ibis riiu'airis (liii - AGENCY their income tax. That's some price 1(tjt.i , Where Quality Sells & Service Tells ' . 'it' loss' fee 1104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 a 'car, 'tat Ii no extra charge fr audits antI c',timit.'Yes, we cost little hit ) with any amateur who might not know that a work clothes In some in. stances are deductible, or that income averaging might save tax dollars, you ean have your tax return done by a specially trained member more than s-(Pur ri'latitm.-' neighbor' Intl when you think of what we tlt'lisvr, can't iifft rd itnvthing lt'-. t ii:mmi or friemiuls tic >'.iui with comof the II & ft Block thouplete confidentiality. There are "rids of them in over 6,000 conveni ently located office-a. H & ft Block's start at $5 and the average was under $12.50 for the 7 million families wa served list year. II & H Illoc k . DON'T LET AN AMATEUR DO Halt BLOCK'S JOB. H&R Block. cost Tiii...taip.ok. PMWIIKOLY' 5$%AT.&SUN PHOhI III $Ol -OAi'POINVUUHI NCCU$SARY OP&N TONIGHT "1 thin,1 I 'ouf'inscrutabfe( '.m' viii - to pay. You see, for only I. few dollars more than it costs to do It ,AM & H lthwk rend>' to offer year 'round m'' service for jut If fees _. irz s, iti. . test'ntativt', team (hiari cacti turned over betterment projects recently for use numerous items totaling more than $800 . Wilhelm Stuhrenberg, of all residents. M rs behalf of the cepted the gifts equivalent adiool, although independents accept tewet pupils of bek'nt average in them. Instructors are inte lligence and can get rid of retame'a solely tot' their ability lmad'rpermtl.ii ouarthtig aciaouLt to teat-ti childrt' arid to problems nwi'e e-asil nibUowIde opened thus last fall 34 maintain Interest jr them pubia. sdhook Many inpupils short and 10 about 3, uctIon y Since ins hours a da tr dependents are fuse open than capacity. cent nd r ct-mild eels individualized , segregated ublir sl.. ... Hwy. 17-9ri 309 E. 1st St 5.. '1 ) P.' p P. 'P -ti - ',.,., -f ,d ' .,.,..I,,I,: ' ' to Ltve in -- * ', So we ro butIcIig Uuilcling m- I tl,ifl over before. Over the nest lii 'it II spend at least S1-1.'2 billion e uIrnOt a million tlritat 1, ( , hi' ,,. ti ,vays have the ossw,tual electric a.'." ih .',' need At iust Iho flick of a s.'. And that s sonic challenge t . I; it FPL Wt' know that FIu,at,t U:, nation s !astttst-cJrowIllcJ fltt 'r ore than 3 500 new tusidwits ei,i? uck) We know, too, that iso have t. '114i, ahead of your demand for oloctrici, '." (C acCLStcJillL'd :' -• ' :, tj. a day'! on ness onstruction. That sos much as we ye 'punt in our entire 46-year Ii' ',t. ', tl o C'' IV 5 a%, 11141 ISJ till liii It lakes to 'etip adequate reliable 'i'CtrC S.'i%'iCli at your lici t that 5 iitltlt -c - V r I . , We can't afford not to. Furthermore, if your r,'tirl i Of course not, It's nobady'* business _.,,i, ,,,i UMI it "I LIU(IIIV*l we ..;ii but your OWfl. However, annually millions of tax- no u'rfrn m'oit, to liii' internal u.s u' nue Service and ustilain hiss this kind of perpayers hear your itt 'ant was prtp.uru'i, sonal information to people even t humugli wi' is iii nit shouldn't really who act as your legal rep For what? Justj few dollars doing - -. - # - '. a' troum its past polw of keeping the Conimunrita at army, length. It says it will tradt with all countr ies of the Cornnvznist world, including Russia and China Aithaigh Japan ha.' been trading with the Ccrnnaanlst na tions including North Korea and North t1e1 shocked by the Ntxur. toi' veers, in to Wt').UW more ctiY f or pulitacal as well as etremonut-------------------ties __ Wa n t really Do y your both e r I n I a w to know howmuch you earned last year? it,'." -, - - - . almost a million dollars a ay an new construction. " 'I” Iii." atlri'ad ust'd u; their best aninunitir: As for relations with Communist nations, Singapore and Malaysia have been enjoying steatht improved relation WIth Mascot'. Peking and Eastern Lw-opt. Thailand is atiIJ wavering but studying (ha' question ck*el) Now the Philippines has announced a radical departure the Yellow Ills- er Code" - „-'I left 114 like wing a curinon to shout down a "t, and fit(?,,activists who have taken it upon themselves to 3p(' - - as . So fat as their aecUflt is tidicerned. the nations of upon a Sino-U.S rapAmLnt* .itIie*st A ment since that will at China under ttTeatee world pressure to leave its ne&ilhbots alone Scow, like lutcnwsia. are atteniiting to broaden their relatunw with their neighbors as a further guarantee Cal peace and neutralit Suharti's visit It Austrului is a clear manileslatiot of that approach County, stanle>'(;ecosky - cronct'rn . - unt- - . This year -- . - 'rn - nuts . al —11 rc',t&" "''" Population is as i'.st'cutive were a — 4UJ.Oor are at what once were elitist preparatory or private boarding and day scixioli cateruei to t he very 'jell and established to get then' scions into eastern iv> League status colleges Today's italepenident adbool 1. - appreciate etluall% live removing the Indian as Stanford s ss'mtg'l.' the ;x'tltlun sUutr, "the ums'erait> would be r,nouncing grotesque ignorance that it has previously condoned appreciate the long history of Stanford's Indian ss-mt,ui list eter, cannot and will not accept the demeaning tiasuitnig ways in which thus symbol distorts the image of the A merican and prostitutes the religious as;'ts of all t' :"er in general. rtir art' heuy drawi cic"r together on the one hand b a desire U avoid becomui4.. further scene for struggles tietweer the st.-mlird superpowers On the other hand. then ii, ii p'owizit coiiw.is In thatthe North Viftnanrit are not going to A ith "E' virtorius Ir' 1kw Irutoctuna. strU4Jlc after The more the Southeast Asians nitwit' are able to enter r il tiafl Limited 'tt effective regional cooperati 6:0social and evuicstuc pnWranu— the more Isolated Hanoi so and permanent stopped the univcrsi' '::tiudsnian,' Lots, S Amsterdam, has recommenced ariing a petition from 55 Indians to itichard w . ., mun. university president Independent Schools Survey .. Gib 111100(15 -- Thanks we Education Notebook 1s KENNETH . resources. Jritin' ' ,\_:1: - - selfish individuals who has raped this Mate, who has dewho has ittnyed it sought his own private gain rn li-ins. Speaking tief.,ti' the black 'ongregatioli of St. f " Lake Mary Ann S,,c:kowsi-. about lyf ftisan' tNw to he attacked Jacksonville are Only t ;:a: hIt 11 ________________________ ag( 1 l'ior$da's grourwl of our com,nitfnent I d saId Sunday Y'rk \i - was - it wnru' wed - A New Asia Is Now Emerging let' I I there. " In (iearwatei', McGwern -block Mt strong Victory Is Symbolic -. - attion - driver Indian 4 - , u ' - You ) one Man's Opinion , , it, ItmuIt c. nu..cit ('t)PlrY NE'RVICE HONG KONG Indonesian PresidentSuharto flies off Australia and ?-iew Zealand U' dtscur regional wcurtt and with twi ri'untner' whom troops were thferivyears lLghtUi; Intionesiani ant' a The Philippines staunch antoCaminiazust President pgj annotnices that from now Feind Ma pines wants to ha ve trade anti relations with the Communist natiom of the world Japan suddenly dispatches two ho-ranking diplomats how to get U Hanot tot talks, among other thmD, Lztiot of discussions started with China on the n relaUOT Thit'e are but a In' of the brush itrukes that of Asia beguuung to redra. the political fl There is nt du,pu1zr the fact that $ major change I 10 ' abotit sniiii'lhtng stategncflLt .i.r-' of I. I. - Nixon Policies Impact , It . our '.: ,. •,t-' a I - tt I ir.p;'ri i nto, i; nil: AS54I( IA liii of Nr.e livan doctrine out John JJndtay Mayor ru..ss - ' - of - - 7,1 1 : Es $ '( I- 1 , - in gauigatf tails SN'Ir:'c 1 i'iait-i' On State , ' .' I staff a'su, . 1r . saving - - , sure is most tin pres-sii'c readers and aittsi'rtlsers The "first run" came off especumily "u-lean" I thought I ''ii mmiy father or any adult toil inc Its' sun wasn't going to ri. the next day Iwould Ito and light schools from closing, it an other 'New Look' a lantern. You knew the sun don't believe ''That," says Sen. Barrow, Anti it state legislation Our uniform. the \'el- wouldn't rise. F illy, li,'ral l example families of the over '' if the L'ongratuliitions to you and imsstx-iatuon estimates there are Just ask SiSTER se:. We stould lake "IF two people made an that have lost their low River Code under which I and all the for a 30,000 tIth-ers of th is type 50,000 mien be among the first to offer our to the shopjob. responagreement," he continued," it man has a When live. fine Florida. lives there since 1960. real (;eorge licensed to drive in wasn't necessary to put It In whatever is congratulatiOnS to you In your lie does David St. Brown sibility half of the traffic fatalities, knew ne, lock" and entry into the net'e&'4ir)' to get the job done wri'ing injuries and property damage wool was all ) ou necdetl under electronic era Sanford, Florida properl-" In Florida Is caused by this 2 per our hastes-er, the Yellow River Comic Mainly, The 40-year-old Burrow, icr' Beautiful Sight cs'nt of the drivers. A good 1?) Barrow said despite Okaloos,i congratulations are for your haps the Senate's most fiery is Mr. M. Editor, herald: example of this courage and foresight in un' rs to the Cou nty's fast grow th , the code orator, frequently refe Land Use I beg your indulgence to reply of Daytona, 89 years old, who in influence on dertakng th is tremendous Yellow Ith-er Code to explain still exerts a Dr. Luis H. Perez' letter to one year, got S DWI arrests, to on legislation being the lives of most citizens in fixfinancial outlayS it is a true position his Feb. 18, 197'!. He involved in one accident Editor, lien-aId: curtly, Indication of >'our faith in you on Friday, debated In the Senate. blames the plight of red In and was convicted of driving. To all citunensAt probably w ouldn't work in Semin'de County and your its name from e code geta Th II you have been denied a in Puerto Rico on the 'AU filtration the bit metropolitan areas of paying tOoin rises it. us to which River the Yellow sen-s- ice "complacency, or at least southern Ala- Florida," he said, "because It auto Insurance permit to live on agriculture Sincerely much fur soil c l ay rce ls in a the governindifference of th is habitual of- zoned lands or pa because Mrs RuthG. Swine> and bisec ts Okaloosut requires too much se-lf'disith e Federal hiltOn timiobile home under IIw'nt fender situation- Jury Pies lent as it flows southward. plinc" County Constitution, Amendment xiv, If he rnva ns the United Sta les Barrow ni's-cr misses an opin fata lity cases, Barrow's great.great grand- - 't- experts . island trim- the same reason they investment in the ant wtsh you success Kind regards, - c.. s Herald Area Correspondents p y assumes ls, grit publicity Ye morn's hut status as key House law-maker about Mills' He's talking trade revenueon bills afteeting taxes. Social Serurit ':h;i'iflg etc \et It isn't at al clear that his powerhouse status ::,,kc's bin a kncrw'n quantit% to New Hampshire v,'t"m tb1 hits insist attempt to wider, his ide'ntit'. will ; in this state s-ar' markedly I' ll The0. possible impact some savinc tie could hurt Muskir ,id conservative Mayor Sam 'tort' of Los Angele s otaf'r1 guessing he won't bite deep at' all it isn't helping that some political figures are 11 "Mills. I.I. a disc" before the legislature on the emhiar Has talking pro-tax to the governor tax ', - $1.50 month a0.aflt Inhered - - pending rcstrsctis-c trade hri.'er. 't got -on'I.trel.my-IltUton 'ow' 1wati..x*iI.that List' Itar science gone too tar fnen will Mayor rkrgndbo John v Un lewill 1w influence II, n the I)einocntti part' Would It 1w better tot tnt national auitt if all Amencafli studied Ruari or U eat wltk ctic Lao & mao really tailid char- I'Vtfli 'w' th'e' :i . in Soci.eSy Editor committee paign to win "presidential visibulits Since early this year. the Mills men have been s-en buss here Their Manchester headquarters tras the wttfl W rnone Tiw- literature is fancs A beautiful!) done ha!! hour television docunwnUir' film is getting stead posurc. bath at, the air and by request in towns what-re Sw- lint lw.niinunrtrrs Radio spots arc' numerous and penswmdirr'ctmail$nis have been dispatched Th ose p iicinn' will, know thus stalt' "%Lhe could tie speridrg ii.OIXi. though his aides den) it upwards of Says Congressman Jim Burke '' ~~i just never 11*11 , (t :'' '4 lit Rti v . Im I _,~Zr Viie twen ,otiatiling tout if*), are still silent- fillenti) - •. 04 - Rico who i'onhl tin something tditnr Ilernhl The infiltrators are (in tile t",L 1J' .t1JJ1IJ,J, • Pro_WallacO 1111 28 ) ears old and have are elsewhere all oer the wotld Delighted the clear pictures, ea.$)-ot fit two )ears In 11w tiflItiMt because people are apathetti' "I" tl'yes printing, anti colom-fu States Arni>, sni have 11w rIght and Intimidated. Editor, 11erald adsiii gripe And In that Iwo) ears I l'kM Gonzalez Ills an addition to the area 'flw membership of a lot, nlwnit lit) self anti learned moved here ha lust e PSI that we- can all re proud of. and Greater Sanford Chamber of country. And till- iirst thing years outside the ill) akesusatnonguwmocstUp-tci Commercejolnmetnestentllng after several It S I'm the nt-ighb.or who has that I learned in ''bask' date reatiers in the State, which our heartiest congratulations ha.I her American [lag out ever training" wa anti I quote if I Central on the Sanford lien-aId's new is all in keepingg w since I arriseti two weeks AKO am 'apturett I will make ever) Florida progress Rest Wishes, lOOk and a ituore beautiful sight I effort to escape." No where ,lrRi congratulations We are delighted when our t'isn't ititagine ih'es it say that I nIH to sit business community dtiplas quietly II)' iintl wait for in> Sintrel•' the confidence In the future of lellow Americans to free file IYN Support Bill Troot lia% undersome political or other now l'be Herald is a sharp Editor, herald: Flit_Si' int'ans. THE handed production. We are proud to Dear Sir: Inall it throughout the emntr) Congratulations Fliwida Sornate 111111 FA has i'IUSONF:lt OF WAR IS 11) Our best wishes to you and been tiled by Senator Has-id anti ES('Al'E'' Fditc.r, Ut-rail the niettibers of The Sanford McClain of Tampa I'k'ase don't misinterpret lilt', The Board of l)arettors Herald Staff fyi' many, many Sa-nRInr Ralph Poston of Miami. because I can feel aynipath) for to years of continued success First Federal asked me to established an Habitual and families of the wives the their Krider John to YOU convey Offender law. Designated as cirgratulatIOnS on your new habitual offenders are those prisoners of war. I know this •equpmeflL w ho In a five year period, have must be a very trying time for Fine Job the But, I cannot and st ill not em But, The results of ) tU1 't' (111''tl entire thre e con victions of iii driving lIt' continni' a man that SIUI in am ,'k.ir prot-css are nlr-ead uEitAl,I)'' locks sharp. while intiistcate'ci, 121 vt'hide for years and prison vehicular enemy i31 sharp manslaughter, th e advance in the in react_s casal, anti evident felony, it) utris-ing while license tines absolutely nothing to free photographs and the type St)lt' the reporduction of art lOt' I5) is an Improvement to which) 051 suspe nded or revoked and iSi tiiitiself' that is much easier to read 1 know I has-c locke d forward and 45 hit and run. Under the it's tot' the se rea sons that I this sitable We appreciate for a long time and which I'm c'otrimuflht) to proposed law, these offenders voted for George C. Wallace iii 1 George .iailacr or the race isnw. Ilut the Mills camp has been eager to gain him cri-du tiiii t% as a nationii randirtate That ' s why tie gave neark And that's whs p 31V sp"Chf- in. 41 'tiilo in-, tiC dias Li ..,.,,b,.,-.. ti.ii mitt nrwcm.'ni here Uni t ,i1 niusiro UF It k'-his current push'. including the March 7 write-in bid re:ii-cts his des- eloping judgment that neit her frontrurnr , 'tcn F.drnund ?du,cktc not anyone else has a cleat it the 197 nomination The fact, how-ever, is that !t signal last October :t strong New Hampshire lit, ninth' a spcc't: iv. i.n'lnlUi and hts petipliout the terrilar it wits lit that time he gal the mr,sitatuit. tic talk to the state legislature in mid.FarbrUaT) on rev,'nur-stinflnp—his favorite opening wedge in the c-am- es lieral' i the producing Gold Open •lWttallY this Is true when ont the South Soundings there turn up wide interest i n t. a southerner freer of the handicaps which hobble G. F4P4t SIEvENt Pro" Roo,i Foreman ii Thrit tindertaking proper l CLIMBING THE SUMMIT ti' WILLIAMS ' tuner Tfn -. CHARLES i-lAYS Sup' P#.Ctilflicd draft-Mills are frightening Ili'weer, there it ii silent Itiajotity in Puerto t,)sernulwnt 4-. ii iiu this the U S cannot do for them Chairman, 19fl I)eltnna provement has been brought about by )'nut new process In ' and Ctu*rlr's Ward. millionaire Arkansas bus man:, L'- to rrin( i: to, U-w t)I'ttt' attfurbfrorath .ANL CASLELBERRY C.jnty Editu' ~ -- months, a Dr Spx-l.' opu' vrnkn: Wtal rnak SI% t) environfliefl a they talk about vrnien.'v whet, u fa tnct It cti&n the It Is* . Hrward W1wr, Wit; thc old, wor,—tt mak- u fa t'ir.lpi.---4'?r. sfleukr' wr Huhr' '.irL ut' ti UW vEAl cutlets" ep Alter CongTe, wtia: Is cicau worth living I(' TELEPHONE "When .totofpeOPk'art out 32 2611 SANFORD FLA 32771 of wait,' said Calvin Coolid4t. FRENCH AVE. 3,x t ijneent rei1ts What WALTEk A GiEL. Editor an PuDIi$he dvi 1w iully mean b that r'i Director 1. Asst to PubitshS!' WI- "NI t DOYLE. Ad,Isinc mart" a'" Some people don't put VDL'TDLINL, Circulation G4flraI much stock the stack marirt JOHN A SPOLSlI. AUOCIa* Edito" Lk' they nerd to take MacI. o' WINIFRED F GIELOW FIlED VAN PELT them,eivr-s' Comptrr4" i, Managing Editor Wiw avt- Margaret Mv.a ROY GREEI ¶'tArFOUD DERLI" n red baitbbor that sna an.r vrtts'nc & Editorial P tot Valentirw' Dn' Wh)t It UW DON W PETERSON C.AY TAYLOR Ciasillied Manager Editor or Pro t w orr i ttunl ol JO' out hrr Irtirr. s-m TIJth H ii bab t rrarrc a -'o?difl4 hi grn u t if, Dr Sçncl °' usirw you can't ' tntucti anyway . Heri are ifr posstblt tray their income taxes The IRS would o the prepa red to Form 1040 guide an English-language ta pa is providec wi th a guide written in a language that looks like English. but since hardly anybody can understand what it help —Charleston ;.1; C News suvi- it isn't and Courier x i I . as Sort ng All / internal sure. the • - Revenue Service reports it U. Span is h-language guide to Form ureliaring a 111th. the one most people use when figurilig The - has bt'tti For mans qtiirtl working under leadership of Massachusetts !tr the black Fantastic,'tahi,')i not onl teal to a Iira1 P ... These nnflicting postures, indeed Mills' whale enib,. ment in the law affair. suggest an ineptitude which cozi trusts notsc'eahi with the polished skill being lavished on the powerful chairman's sleeper campaign for the presider.c Take a look at that campaign Off-Beat Ruminations fall, mountain region. that Wi- also were well Sure we know U' get fed-up wart' that iili anyone needs to when his to wait Thus northern winters is wi th now the added her P.S saying" charming wife started.." we worst imoa'lani itciftil ;nittht'it that the iva ia%e this wonthuhtle evnt, P 1 1111 01 Democrats A A I - in is A ttiiie propose later told Rrpub their own i ncome las elton, And Mills ,,can C.4n, , A,altrr Peterson, who is pushing an iw,~n.t this regard doing that what the governor lrv% , 1..L.' LUUI I Super-Colossal as t hey for nny puIe, both of the semttng their flioney and In- toe a tnrg 11111' now. I have uued to Say in the movies; Mar') t'ommunl(% of tiettona, and the vestments overseas- just In got around In about 11w The onr, silent ones who heath so inut hi bull l"burtia case much coUld SaY flh'te surrounding Central 'tWins that It IHakC' and powerless anti %'I,tnatn afraid are star In These tire wonts thuit an-ta, but also benefited ibi' sure ,'ouli lx, used to dcst'nbe the worth-while charities, tha t is. they are the ones who will mestik Sot feel that 1 ttiii't Pit t he t)eltnna Public library arid suffer lithe powerful imnone Nest Sanford IIeraltV group really loml the platv As I ain too lilck and tired to( Am -Aire that the slight delay tho, Owliona Youth Fund I can they quit-k to MY. are lwiuring so hhlafly asinine, in delivery oIyesterd.A)S paper )OU k-'r your they .ain I thank movement, but they iiflifltOftlWhl, uflIMlUrateht people stop the OVt'rli'W'kc'd ti) all. when ill be I'.'.'IwratInn 11 I% rvAliyfti uhat a great irn ' over . hot his confused invatu'emeflt in a pof.Pd state incOlTie tax It can be dtWlOsCd now that when Mills recrntk t'k;I revenue-sharing bill, to Concord to tall, about his federal ;A% he strtwk twc sharph different poslures an the Hampshire legislators their state should He told New on rcvcnuc'.ShUring if it does not hsnot be penali:ed sllch a in% liul hi~ bill would seem in 17110%1 Installs, greater rewards to those states which make an election process which will be sure that the basic righ of all, neither the white ma)orit nor minority. art' violated We believe that adoption of the single district plan in the ne c ha rter will do Just this, that the best man or woman will be giver a chance to run for office without crippling handicaps In short that the growing city of Sanford will be the immediate and future beneficiary of this action. , Iritretlitile. is of change at every level The competent and professionally alert physician is never contented with treating the ill from superficial diagnosis Not at all He goes for the cause. for the root of the disease which threatens the health of the body as a whole A look-back at recent eveflLc in Sanford certainl indicate that what must be created is results One would be that the elected cnm missioner from a single district would have to campaign honestiy as to issues and then, by action in commission decisions. abide h; them it would refine the meaning of a single vote to that of accnuntahtlit The Sariff-Ire voter who casts his vote for Mr or Mrs Candidate could by the elected officials actions, whether or not his vote counted What a wonderful result would he found if this means of election would stir a larger voter turn-out and show that citizen apathy can he shaken so that the responsiveness of the suc- uItt'i Bit. and Means Chairman i!hi tirvw.1 .tv hi'u hid in Net' Iiampshirt wTlle-in costly a floating Mills primat'Y Rut he ii toffering fr ' presith'fltinl March tight here and the political process which is in the process national pchcy of assuring that the "one manone voW principle is in force Practically it would have two obvious Editor. lit nut l'ar Mr I;iei, and Staff. N which other Such It Is To Smi le ye ' Then we Oh s for Mills Trips on N. H. Tax Issue I ! ce1u c nddate by the next vote. results There are. of course, need to be weighed carefult' before the details of the single district procedure is adopted and made part of the cit charter But it is not too soon, nor should it be fogged over b controversial issues, such as racial. without doing harm in the whole city of Sanford election of ommissionerf, enough and of single districts J1Jtl;,ht.ii tV rit' m tioai nalaffairs which has voted it' asl that the natio is such a fact of in the city f know that this is now it is encouraging becoming recognized as important so deept' significant that the political impact is receiving sober, perceptive and needed study New residential areas are being created \e families are moving into ever' section with i wei:ome rhythm of tappy anticipation We believe that this Is just a small start of a stream which will increase as the years pass by. This it is quite proper that a new city charter should be adopted which will allow the machinery of government to provide tin kind of performance that is needed in the 70s and no lunger try to patch-up or improve the one which has outlived its usefullnesa. It is from this standpoint that we endorse the action of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce's sub-committee on legislative and - 'KI... Flew '1 '- I ""' , �Monday Feb. 2$ !9fl-F The Sanford Herald Monday. Feb. n, ic Sesrr'o"d fierald f__ ,ro, Oviedo Hernando Apopka, Dumps Seminoles Win Two Games In Prep Baseball cion mi 0 0 Lion Five New District Kin k Pace and Doug arid two of two from the churn1 best cage i"erwtw..i with ot stripe for eight points in the their ORC rival ic's the quint are bas in g ut-ir niei Its L4RR followed Fend's? Hak four s-ears, record re7flflin4 *04 was final petitid wi th Tissie scoe tril he 's Vit' On season lEsser *O4 theref Ott f Herald S 'ri after t the LtirLS tt'ok wise, arid van the berth in the ahor' b) Loti Andriwl $214 did riot count four field goals arid two of f our tourney by Ikirden The Oviedo Lions Provei SitUld&' right ttled from the tree throw brie for ten ba crown with a 52-20 upcoming regional 's disthct battled --Y Hem he WinS them'eh'es to be the jungte king of tcites' cage ctiewmt ci tx's Brixksvtflc ost1nt their 9th and 30thLsom four poin ts to lead the Osledo fl hick fruit a 33-32 I*)YDIT's he ason itt date t iJrg't of use se ieep put "sow 3rr411's rrdiaitas of the srond stansa. It Tosai Allen and Ed Whi pper the weekend as they added will now have lost only seven gaUIeI t Theth Osiedo quint Doug Allen that lead Osiedo on the boards district title to the Orange Belt rurri eir attentions to Ocala. there of the lows cocmnig at the Biadu 7345 to 'sin t berth was Ovkd0's th finally got e scoring going both nights. They coped well ioslte ti's' taos's Conference Cl-OWri whi ch they u's of the Regional Tour- hands cii Class AAAi teams hit a field goal, By half- wi th the re bounding talen ts cj wntn a Week ago In the Fnda night contest %1u$2T*IIL (Uiale fle?T..fldo when ti th flETient slatid for Friday arid tend in me e Lions were In front 17- Marion Jones of Hernando and Tht L.1atIs came fi-orn behind Satiwda,. Along wi th the Lions, both Oviedo and Apopka were established a the Lions added two Leamon Hall of Apopka. Apopka the Inst pined. bit UW It to 11 and an Fr*4a night SO post a 45' Ocala Frest1 Hathes City and cold from the fl. but their command in the Tussle arid A llen exchangj hi U's wr'ond points to th in e t.*ona down the dra Sill OVtt the APOPk3 Slut Rockledge wi be competing far the coldest as d period before treakini the the game high scoring Puoncn the 8irrsci4U tidr :)arzers.. The ° were ag's a berth In the itute Class AAA held a slim ci's point fli*t5121 it tratt's U aim UpSet op en in the final wi th Allen leading the Lions on game wide he Liar's U thes had met Dit Cimpiciusiiip the end cii the initial period. In struggle tatFriday night wi th IS poin ts me i'se.rds held the 'Codas period it play. '4iClpka quint I &ir times j*-iar It has been five years since the MetInd period tiarti Thorr or followed by icasle's II points, in roll g f ball e en got th third A ll U's the district townaxnetit. but the Oviedo caizers have gow tori, Roger Beckett and Richard to ses'w points In in t he final period With Toss's returned to form on apparently the Lions di aM take any hit-tier in the stale cios-n f)ur mi's thn*igli with peeled as they moved to a levitt the Urn's titles-ed by a steal. Saturday night and exceeded goal iDe a fie bu ld ckets as the Bloc pcxnl lead. The Broobs '.1's od&nakers seruwsly as competition. But have Millers outside goats his 20 .7 p. average. Darters ertablished a there quint added five mat'e points to In all Allen totaled tree ................................ ...... frame as fi n a l point lead The Lions battled their lead hi the P0 FT IF OVIEDO ?VI EDO PG 51 , I c )c-.'fI • :i the scene was knotted bor. tears surged in scoring. C back arid 14 S S S Is i o staIr Oviedos'asilo'st.Otttsta.fled CCC 3 5 • S5 r at 30 all going into the final : I 4 S C"'sb •'.0I 0 4 0 4 I 0 I eC' in the tir',al contest. -fl i'U"d40 1 0 5 7 period 201 st..0s- l4 I I C OOCc 512 I s.ra wlhqnw ' ' e-I C05 C ()vide von 2's gin's it ti's Leopards pt pace Il liii 31 0 2 3 3 TOTALS 11 wt £ DC C ..iw 0 05 5 fail Iii's sri U's final stailZ& 1"he Lu's's lii U's opeTUllj period as C 12 I D."4 0 0 I C Mi'i'st', a 5 0 IC " - ti o 5 5 5 5 Osioc Itt It 45* tinmcar,vert,idtur'sit11'tt Oviedoilipç*d Soccall 5, 55 5 S s--u $ e 1 : 1 otaa"oc tht-t'v chances in the final point margin and then back 17 33 3 5 ' is BklUe * with of °OWIN 0 £ 233 0 1) 1) * period while - -&L! Dv'ed OoC iIv,rw?t £L 75 1334 5 14 17 31 45 3.. Ii,ør,,'or ,'Otl, Apopka starters f ouled out in On the t*e' marting the end 101*1. P,ri'ni I F o, is Dv 13 s. Fend's? on, the ii the period Rick L"C,P%A PG FT IF the pr oc ess PG PT IF ?'s?SCO IS "s' "' Out Dv pOd A,,t NIINA.WDO V 0'c-.ta Patt. l4bIcrea. Ihnc F,loe nailer scarer was made tine train 30 feet out, but 111-1Cs 'r.a - - r 1. - _,!.. 0 ."G S 0 uiipçimt a - -. - 4 I surge, - iq- fanning - was men wrond ' ..--. .-,t" *_,__:~.' - ~~_ -. ": ~ Is , ______ ______ marg :' 4 .......... - - . - O 4,... - . . '' . o *I also in d frame. - I SJC two po . . -- - -- 0 scare at __ __ _ . ,, . ____ -- f . - j _ ~;jjggkg4tjjpF~ _ C1MAt§J!AiAX __________ ______ - 99% ___________ _____ _______ ____ ______ T" . '' - . . I - .........,.." . ' . I - . . - ,, - - át1 -1 - - - " / . / I / I Without a doubt the Canes IAI,i.sVt pe'tb..41M iM• Wuwu wtr. LiarpShOOtai' Waiie Fields .- u) V . ' -' . . - . -, --.., bad 16. Both we returning all- man In the gait's as he scored 31i impressive U ., __ - ' ' -- - a - .• - - - - - . - '- ' . . i'T .. '• -. -. ______ of .... .. .. . . . 3• X 3 4 If ' . I 05 C 13 A rebounding before he was t-* f or the season with an atisie Paulk was back looking like himself agauwl the Stetson JVs Satwdiiy afternoon as Reides's posted a 91-12 win to boost theIr record to V.4 on the seam. Paolk hit for points.. re a. !" *1w fbaor. to pane the team to t he victory He hit as the 14 field guals 11 , ,3 , Bob I 01*1.5 , . -, A4 with 3 jy r; PTA " s soiC..ftwt 'LS dozen. ' 3 05 54 in en with )ue tinder five minutes itt in tie h.0 A p . C 31 ted t*ut were autacoiid 1-2 in the final Iota' minutes. Gainesville upped its lead to a , ,sow en ios'ffiA hot mght for the sicios The l-3 Fields was doing tt .11 for the Canes, scoring on jiolip thota.. btzmles. arid drives. And it twik the Greybounds r'IVd out of lb. call's. fle1is enJoyed his hotest hand during the first eight minutes of the game as be drilled for (ii, thubledeckess. He un for ten cit t he (lanes' fInal 13 -lod. points bU tied Lyman fell tiehind it on a hoop by Ro . That vu se the onlytime Wtti test tr ail itt the con has-mg a Hounds dd snake ga me it it tar ___u a acco 1. without the ret-vices r 7 *,aflC . . -- - HERAW 5(X)R.E1%OAIW P4. -' ,, points ha' Stetson in the losing eff cit He hit on 31 field gnus and was three (ci six at the lix's 811)) Williams had 10 and BtU 5eitZfuflurWedW1th 1IpOtflt3k the Bibs Hatters. IS PG . . . out atefl The second clash was a dlfrient star)' U the Like Cut)' P7crew rolled to an awumWartsntonbad3lthttiai tributed 11C1$t- and Atkinson to to v-uin. Ctner Copeland had 20 to pane 's Raiders stule aulk was held to tighter but for the fact that sevorsl of the Grrytxasods got into early foul probiems and to at out mucti of the ac 1. / . count Of Moore ps-ea good ac.-- tI*tTCi3'ts before UrJI3U35 to the blgbiy g47 deci touted Car. Things may have been a tot t" '5 -- by throws and a field Rose cut It to eight. %.1$ before a' tW I::s Grant (-)Ni: (A i'lltE}L (,'ft d-. rt't h'th'r anu F ie lds returned on U's irene cii fieldera v.ith arid sank a (Itt: Surninoles dash bai1kct in prepares send shut tuwiird Anethrrflylatt io he period Daytona Mainland. Erecting a two-handed barrier us Mainland's Ed helPed tie Canes an a i 5 p while teammates Drew Stone i 5) and Maunce Harrell 'II; freir C - i IiCaSW, .' to look on.Mainlarid won game their victory total of the previous ssasc. iwben they won only fi ve games. I 0 HERALD SCORF.B0ARL) lest at the hall, 31-ID. PTA i LYMASI "° A •" the eax-ly rr nenta of the third anticipated. _______ i 'Y . _______ ________ ' ' _____ ___________ _______________ :.Ti " ____ ______ ______________________ 19 record. They nearly doubted The Canes put the gsme out of reach far all prsctic*i puypo eseIY in the third peti'i when FIelds led ange that put the Grriiotmd Lyman's basketball team burwid to the Gainesville quint ahead by 21 Pp8. CI's trmitiieri. 44-V. Several easy Gatneswiule Friday night but it was aM the hoops came the Canes way as lopsided rout that e'v'yO1S had they showed a full court p'-ess in ____ __________ _______________ _____ r - '.4 __________ - , c'1..1*4 - ...w' • .. ;. . . - . .. A. .' - . I. ________ Nine Sweeps Doubleheader ow owl X I %#--loq III i45mIh Si Msv5'i. HI'S" (3a'' 5I1t1•nl. $ro'wfl. LO A.ec. 4 4 54" "• !1 %1 1 4-,xi, r )11,i-Acfj by bark-to- ~Qttlmlt Vlenuf* Of 117 Brady " 41 1I'4ii & OS •4153 k ,tri1rs by Braty and eadtti4 the s'iu.ad with J 444 L& o-C.V'' ..t Season ticket. for the Raider NCAA Tourney Berths Ste irs College Basketball •.- - - --.. Both Rose and Ste ve Nelson early In the final period and this killed I any faint hopes the Hounds -- , Ga1451vLLt . - , Mlleagemaker 4 ply polyester cord 78 series o I 995 '' '31 3'ij -. 114th il $!i5wdI StOMAIS El Tigre Sport fiber glass belted polyoster lire. Fed. lax Price Tire site 155.13/815.13 (fits 560'13) 155-15/63515 (111 9 56(1-15) 1 51 19.34 1,10 23.95 I • P 1 S1 3 51 0 "M -I spiocss sue 700-lI sue-ia Cia-li C7i-4 ('1-to F 70-14 Gil-tI 734-I4 - 773-14 536-14 - Whitewalls only $3 more per tin. Without Irad.'Ifl, add $2 mote psi till. 375-13 40345 Fedtax I 96 305 ftq. 2 1 96 2256 f34 331 330 7456 210 253 2191 2191 173.,016 Sale 1734 I&JO 11_en 21.14 *3..OS we 5kW wuts-seils enlp 2-li asses Per 15* % 'stilaut Ir-ide-le. .44 lii WAM Ow *V- _ _______ o C :5 it 2 Plus wide profiIe 0J III 'i l! Li's #11 loS- li O.*r - 34 lir G..n.svtIt . . PG FT.A TP 's,iwr swoon 4eqor,t.,' -'°' TOTALS I C "'e might have been holding. Fields was the high point man for both teams as he canned nine shots from the floor and its from the fret of Line tar his 24 points.. High for the ikIwIds were Rose with 12 .d Nelson with . a. had ten of his 12 points in the ru- tuali tic uticit left the Hounds a P. I 5 12 • 1 ICI C 5CC 0 period. At the end of the period *.gi (1914! the Canes had a 14 point teat GOW14 ___ UClA Is knocking on the door. Everyone eta. in Dii ComtTY record identical to MarquetteThe rest of the nation's college ner,ous_tndhldlflS l_s fl- V.1-improved Its chances for killing jar independents who will t'" NCAA participation by defeatbasketball telni each other Vying to get into c'iIire at-tat ge bertha along With lug !loston University tl-7$. Hawaii, No. 17, is another NCAA Tournament. jerence c ha mpions Set'ond-rlmflktd M.IIINStI* 1 posMbllity for one of the nine at. It'll be a ba ttle to the death In Warriors ap large berths, which will be e emth Th among most cases. be a sire thing bef ore announced Wednesday. The Winning the Western Ath letic peared to enhanced their losing their lop player to the Rainbows Conference last week assured with a 91-41 ing ity1tn Utt( rd to 24-2 co re ilia seventh-ranked Brigham Young pros and suff er San Diego State. over Detroit triumph well-TO-49 to an automatic becth in the post- defeat as Strong considera tion niuij begins Saturday. season tourney, which alas be given to No. S Marshall ir of However, March It. CosTimittea n- Idle over the weekend, ninth Selection Sixth-ranked ling Reach be. ranked Sou th Carolina, 'stud' came the second major team to slats that Di. Warriors will - whipped Davidson 5412; 10th grab a spot with Satunui)' judged solely on u-air se South western ranked night's 2-6O triumph over Los long rnertta.-'not on their record Louisiana. i 103-43 victor O5'eI Angeles State that secured the after the potion of Dayton, No. 11 Floritta State I. Pacific Coast Athletic Associ- Jim (hones. defeated Stetson 0-41 club which ll "They're still a good ba atlon champIonship. No. 18 Ilo'.i.ston, 96'li nd a Top-rank ed UCLA, as ex- wi thout him," sa ys Tom Scott, co nquerer of Houston Baptist peeled, Is winning the Pacific 8 uhairniafl of the nallonul are Hounds Respectable _ ____ In Losing To Canes . th u*irnanent, dvvig tie first j diUutt to Paula, the runt Raidershadtreeotherplayui But the io.er of tbtit4ttdI Hobble double-f igw-es. t,LiTIt is in trouble . 'fl's Qihssi hit on eight field goals with MI ITit4)ade !''sth Wid wasree far In the opening round The Da de charity stri pe ha' 19 polMt sot4Ji squad is top ranked in the Comt. Copeland was also tree state arid a favorite to take fir six at the riiai-&t stripe, arai hon's the hate honors. combined that with seven filed These two teams met twice goals to give him 17 points in the during the regular season, with contest. each quint posting a home cowl George Goodman was win fl's tziders war 54-75 in '- Du Raider to make twin Sanf ord with a 32 point effor t flgwes as he hit 15 points. He from Willie Paula. ineded on se's-en field goals Perry Wart4ntrm the slate's and was one for three at the free lea ding scurer, had X paints a losing effort in that game lot Its-ow Line bef ore I ould ing I C Bridges was ugh-point Lake City whole linger Atkinson t- ' selection committee. 'He's a torclid nil, fin, boy. But they weren't twmlil . li's By KEN RAPPOPORT Associated Press Sports Writer (kegon Stall 01-fl Saturday a one-man club with hum" oral flaberta, the nation's No. Brigham Young and Long night and cinched i Iii for the -rankad team which has a Beach State have It made. league Th •,, UI VISIOfl . .-. ._:_a .*,'i,ijái hurler Dan Crirbin retired the pair' IUBL ts. - the Raiders vrmmm two teams finished season on a tie far Division U topped 46-41 during the second honors, both with a 6-2 rerd, ha)! and the ware was The winner of tanighVa gin's 8141 L the end of regulation vW get a number orw act-thrig in the state tournament etidi The ttaaier's outscorr the o;ens This' in Winter Bab) Hattm 17-11 Haven They'll play Like. Dver-e period to notch the Snter, r-&ed the worst team Ui ewtos. - game of kpa,r Tonight . . . Inning " Test .. - ' a.. from in cruciai .,.• a. • .4 . • .è' .. next - Face- -. I gainei are still avallable arol Corbin pitcht-tisix Inning,% an( uad first two batters on called third mond SJC 1114Y he purchased at the Palm Beach strikes to open the first frame, recorded the win, He struck out swept u pair Dir hnie IULO1I. Junior College Saturday, &l u Pitceri came back to score six and walked one . None of and 9-5, as they boost ed their Ilveruns,RichleSteedblutsda five runs scored against him rd to 5-1. SIC had 19 hits in grand slam home run to were earned. reco Mike Pulling earned a save as e double-header, th highlight the scoring. e back In he pitched the seventh inning. got thre ''he RIItdCt$ Ke ll y pitched a bo ttom of the same Inning striking out two batters. But sparkling one-hitter In the first Jie cut the Palm Beach lead to while he struck out two In only Mike game win, Dick Brink and Tim md . ne 5-4. with a single tally in the one inning, he allowed three Booker provided the offensive o bo ttom of the fif th. power as Brink slammed a twoFrank Cactiatose tied the th This Friday e Raiders will run homer to SJC their and game wi th a eadoff homer CtmIpoIa for a 7:30 p.m. host th th ird e runs in the sixth Inning and the Raiders Booker III a two-run double in followed with 10mM' men rims game at the Seminole Little 1ague Park, located on SR 419 the fif th . Randall Smi th had before the Inning was ne&r Five Points. It wlfl be the Wee hits in as many trips to the taking a comfortable 9 the season. 3 margin flirt night , pla te and Paul Russo Saturday the Chipola team will Danson and Larry Pzsrrt.th had into the final LflflIflL Larry Parrish paced i's in town for a twin-bi ll with' two hits each for the Raiders. Ra i ders at the itlate as he want the Raiders. The fi rst game of Th ings look ed had for the three for three with a that dou ble-header get wiRaiders in the early Innings of and drove 111 two runs. Cac- d.rway at 1 pm. the second game. After SIC ciatore was two for Dim with a • -.- P - Boost Record To 5-1 .. " -' ( - - - . l)()NALI) I3IWWN crosses home plate for the sparkli ng one-hitter. fanning 14. to help the Fighting Seminoles Friday afternoon but the Seminoles drop Apopka 1-0. Saturday the Tribe run didn't count as the center fielder caught a stopped Oak Ridge 130. Photo) 13111 Vincent (Iv hull for the third mit. Brown hurled a --------------------------- ______ _____________ - ' -... - -. • a a - .. 3• ' . - • - - 5•. game h a '- - .rØP'! -. a he Canes IIe WaVT* Fit1d. the paint m.an in the 1.ta)Cf Ott the twfl. had or!) SCCd 13 in a losing ca use Eddie Sipes was double. nine points a J s Old How Car before fouling out midwa> Gerald Ownei has the tush- through the final • T Jim .... ... i.. '..,t h;: Wins Championship In Overtime held a 5O-4 lead Mainland itk R 's-' arid GAR mvw \ 0T1Y OtheT SeU0le in twin the ball doWn the cOWt but to the c!reumg ro Herald Sperts Editor also had s' held mined C* tWO held toil trtes as He The Seminoles figtwes trailing %. .. Oi!i itid riIIiIed on t the buuer sond The Winfl2ttCS season in the were zutsored 184 in QI Kelly and David throw ft High second period history of Ayers had 1* points each far the t. thtrt points in the 1O5121 6 1 -g4t,ptn' ..•----.----oasx.riu.0 C1L1C- MI C)iflt$ paced Mainland IDC,es' Friday night when the Sanf ord period the Seminoles scared OlntS. With Semmoleswerrkriackedoutof 12pozn' to rut the Buccaneer macti Joe PifZtDttt Mainland 'LiOirt b*A.°A coinpetitliul by margin to five. 47-4. Sul that track cif his keep to 79-83 loss to the Mainland was as ck as they could come I OtgOt tUT)ecsitl Sattrda' ruØii and it ed the and Mainland had stretch Buccaneers stricl SAAAA l)t the tUiTI 'he Thhe finished the season lead back to eight as the third Cist CO$T. HL" !lUCarbeefl hid a 4 / caine to an period winner one with a 24 record, \ :nd poaean c31 the better thin the 1989-70 season Seminole outscored Mainland 4$ lead with 45 seconds left in bali 22-18 in that period and the with a 20.1 mark the apJnst Joe Mills has been the varsity scoreboard saw Ma inland iii O%T1'tiIT's baske five front 54-46 as the two teams Games"ille Purple Hurri canes. tb1 c'oacb at iS fat' for and 1l U°' ears and has never had a enured the final quarter. It the got a timeout and was One ton losing season. Bcicre Mills The Bucaneeri outurcttrd period as nan. Gainesville miased the can's iii Seminole there had Tribe -17 itt the final kThrt1c&I W shot but got %- '. Went on to post the 71~ th been - one winning Mike win TI's tlucaneen led by as PoWiSiOfl of the ball. the acbanl' history pomts d'rJ'4 the Sanford tell behind from the much as TAKING AIM at the bucket is Qvedo's I)i'iiZ1 IU corid to io arid the Canes the contest Friday period st-art of leads the Lions Tass ie 15. The 6-foot-S senior HUtALI) SC'UREBOARD night The trailed by as much as In the disastrous second in the scoring category with 20.7 ppg and will be PG FT-i IF Seminoles tAA*1.A'IU period when the six. points before fighting back i : I leading the Lioas Friday night when they meet to ki'ot the acme at 14-14. Rlt*y scored only nine poin ts. c1inat Gmw-. 75 Ow% • 11 Ocala Fore4 in the first round of the C1as AAA Smith hit an a field goal with 3$ Martin was the only Seminole 3 2 o Ocala. Regional Basketball Tournament seconds left in Jie opening to c'.o any scaring. He hit on 50mM' " " $ fatthrow Phcito field goals and a free frame the i Larry Neely I 50 2 Senunates to pulled C £C A 5'94I after the rune points two. 11-26 within C0 4 three The had Seminote II 15 Mainland had scored four p C 'c'onaecutlwe paints. Thati the Players hit double-figures 15 MIWOLI C 1 3) * srs" way the first period ended with during the t'ontest Martiti., who CS All- i..ira'.c was named to the 3 1 1 S in the Thu's down Raiders • • -a a Tournament learn lectd by Sanford controlled the Jump 0 710 15 SattIordHeriItsctErdlO t1m The on the sec d start of - at the I S S 55 35 I • quarter and the period was only points Martin tin an six. ueuu 1 0 '0 7 nine seconds old when Cliff ard goals and was seven f or 10 at the Mar,e' 13S Martin score 23 1 C' I I Martin hit on a field goal to be chanty stripe 5 333 1$-IS. But then of his lOpomts and flvrofhiS six the 25 1)73 * ¶OALS disaster struck as the Serrunoles field goals in the first half. 15 15 15 2S Ricky Grant tut fat' 24 pointS, . , went fat' over hat! the penid Ma r' ., 5 13 coming in the second halt. He P,iv'. I F Cu I Mainland without scaring 3' scot-ed nine straight points anti also hit fat' six field goals and ,, 7)4 ¶ ",Io MI" took a 37-18 lead. The Tribe was two for thrt-t bt the tire _______ The Haden had to go into The SJC .aikUuatli team U3I3 C)cata tonight los' a .'pi o"'s to B) HXEY (1-511 1 playoff tilt with the co ntest. 'bile they outscored Herald Sparta Writes - -'a • Mainland Knocks Seminoles Out Of Tourney ft,i'_- ; - ... £'t1'p Gainesville order way ., - - . Fiiu:pC "' In in t'r'! ' In by was S lveCai and Mdeod Is hitting .Steffens. loadid the buss ts lit (rr4in .t no has a X'J a 4 CUP s.(T 8y(lAlYTAYLDR open the (th train. T%sn tnt it'i on riff rI n IVWI Tie'UItIthI asrage llald sports FAiW hS they c(nJktni et a batter Rick TutMV st.ppid t and av# blasted a jrand slim hMna ran. lI( seCond ban. Cw Gay Garrets aMid l)onald Brown flred • .4 Brown walked to lead off the Chat ks f*hmtl t.d b* that ills 1ns 14 . sparkling one-hitter. stranded at third Reynolds sgi.d and dM. !* but thtrrl. obably he Ill. twi. p r and (4t4. ?4nstmlth sha ' the Fighting Seminoles when the nest three R ilW5 pi'tp but Dasi M' tJs Apopka 14) out he iU'urk sapped (IOwfl W!flt 11 been. n$I ,. tmss bssiball irtlon Friday Sernlrioleshadtwomeflofl with walk.dt43iO4dthb Oak Ridge to IOdIsK 11 UIttM o s ted also p the fifth but again then .iapçiid a tws.rl leadIng the turn .r 0q one out Is Pi In on Saturday, their third round out * seerlil for thatthat six, couldn't score 1'tITlstI* with the season against I)ckIe 1)eas and Chris 1)aum INilttg. ii I' AS 5 54Men.1 Idaleda1fth5tt1th$th I 4 351 called third strikes to M whentheybiitedO fudge 13. IN 43 harrwf. sok P.14*7 ••i'•$d% 0. ItatI off the stith Then • 11 i..sFriday's game wil a p1t and stole NCUT1IIh jingled and after ens St,elfrts wMk'l as d °'' I 3 rher's duel all the Grondin second. He tame home when out DittO stOgied. T1f7 3 I 0.0. I I eda sIngle ofladoubie.e*aalkpIlifllMSfl w1d C Apopka hurler Jim KurtMct,0t11 eq4iittlI In defeat on WCWA MA third. 4 threw a 4 iI hy the shortstop. wo"W" so a sicttfwe fly by • • , 3b Saturday's game, the .crid on I AS S H SI 3 APOCKA 0 C 7 Semtnolei won In Es innings McIa'od and f)smn eania pw t-i'b 513 .'ViQ II double by PtstY .ctefrni •• n a 3 3 I.•vI I •I P ',r..Irr the 10 run rule. They 33 331 ••s. ( riock*4 in the final run vith a PSaj' 0 the second to start two in scored o a a 11 ii 4 out TCJAt.1 '-C. tagged 30 00 th tngsoff.1)!'aCsln*ledtOSlad double. but was i.•.l' 3 010 ond and when he ovet-ilid the base • , P4 11. OAlt the inning. state sec aoa 3 'a,,. LAS was three for three with .i'c S went to th ird on a ground out. S$ 3 1181, R.ynoldi and Brady M .a'4I. it 3 • 0 0 1 an $ ored on a suicide it Sarist. lb fleas sc :1 0 I 0 . TOTAL S squeeze as Mctod sacri ficed, were three for font with an R8I •.a...'. 3 3 ee nina. hr and hoth scored t AS N H SI and then singled 1 5 4 5tUONOU Nick Brady effens was a tll. for foar C.ød a Oart.'$ Brady world. stole .ao I 3 3 1 aws.lI with to REhi. Tine? *U 0415 MAIl. Ct 1 0 I 0 single by Steffens. ' • M,lh.III R)la and 0 arid for three with (out 1 0 SS I Bobby IIP'nOI4i singled Cail. lb 3000 3 1 3 was 'ne for one 'eWi Md.End 1'iaa'o one ird wi th th stole cecrnd and I 1 0 0 1 11 1 It ..iØt.iI. lb 16 c. batted In. three runs 31 1 1 1 3 0 II out in the th ird. He scoced on a TOt*L1 /tPOd. C I 5 • ° The win gives Duw'n a 34 T,n.f,Th to glee Deal by single two-out 0 ea a a record. lie atruck t sia and I QI0 the Tribe a 3-0 lead371.il i to 1• I 2 I I The Serrunoles sent 11 batters waited one while recording Di. sian a o TA 1.5 S'av. 1.ØJ!'S. .4* a M(I. to the plate in the fourth inning VaCWy. S HI • L team Tara.r *'y'Cil tAt i has's a The Semtnc le r.uts A walk **4 2 six 000 Ow 0 ^1 as they s4oced %S t'a" 5'.d 10% off on all 5111_ :4_1rrI auto air cGncltloners1 Reg. 225-U. Oo' Ccvi and Clan 30 ' 5lv conclitiondIf XI month or 30,000 mile guat01'tV4 Di*tIPCtleS look with ttigh'powe vi :1 :: 3 3 4 2 5 10 3i 1534 4 10 30 35 IS I? 14 II 4' •ru L,"l" coothig. le000 BTU Unit for Iirg,C*1*Ot station w$gons * C,ivIIq 30 Ofl.c sit to.air. *oe'. ____ -. -- Special1988 250 CFM.. mu4tl.dIrectiO0611 0uet1 Put coileiu ji: C LNntfol, Cargomnster1 Ii small truck tire. Be Improved'.) B)f'AULCORCORAS Copiry Sees Service fe-1 as It can . -nearlyPet 'I the "s' I '.t • fan, and 113)- era. (k's exper iment is to suL tote a pinch totter or a . ft fans' (ki the eve it the start of the mi tire is undeniable WINVIN of anif4sm an la"t 700 IS ti able Ig pinch-hit for the ;*tdKT, f or eza but use the Ui t*arkr return Gu- -- where bssthafl a going 1 wywhrte ' k t:rr • 1.a I .1 04 700-186 'f0It o ibi ,'J 'IS .,lij,j'' 5,'.. , 4155144 ..p,'s , . , ''` , 55L.., .5 5 '4 t...I n.e-i ;r Price !,1 2234 il"S$ ''i rtlj''-,'."#1 ' Al I3t Il% ,\t'...,, Cj,e'acl c.ise P111 in ri101t cam AUIasteOu , ki,%, v o rs for complete alt sonbot. 14 OM BTU 1.01 f, cart. 23Q CIF M 20.88 2210 29.91 Ltfl - Uoriaftst so far in cuupetltMri as baseball is concerned. tk,d with not see any move among the Lb 'i4 ICOk 104' W1) thL oj league vwsi. to ward radicall y difererit u ti's way adoption thIs year L' in the the game is played in the ma jat' new lid we it any such rule; 's dur3ge. Uieiitat.txi this easenwill be in In other words, the anw of t*letisuingent'ralaipt.a)eduui Ui bcst. dended H rleogues ista.se what inn..'e to that play nom-atioea can be thtrnduce to irwrea.w the tempo ittbeganw u Wat' - *1 * as 1 ).',,; in C)r%d,t10111 ,paiii or Polls nepiacemant Perini *111 fopiaCq &nV tIiISti* parts, and coined ani glOve it )JU Sp.ctai •'ii Jt,u S V. .1'S' ,'ulJ 4 .4*4 Fed 3ise I'I3fl0'r, without taking ttii CI LA it in or iginal player out of ti's gall's tamiki-it rnos-e appealing to A team under this rule would be 4 '5, 41'. lIC.) 1 1, th I'',," Tire that Mill be j.ctabie to '- Meg. 199-fl, UT Ci,i ai'i.3 Cl.n 2 ii' cond*ion$( 24 uml7ntb at 14.000 mIC guananlas. JCPenney P auto center The values are here every day. I during DICK BRINK takes a cut at the ball for the SJC Raiders Raiders and Palm between the Saturday afternoon's doublC-hi'fldCt first aflw, Via uk the Beach.Brink slzsmint.'d a two-run homer in as the Raiders swept the game Cacciatore had a homer In the second bi ll. twin - V. ti SANFORD PLAZA - 8 A.M. to 9P.M. Mon.-Sat. �wr, 11 unlelnaker A n She's Mother, Monday. Feb. 28.1972 8-The Sanford Herald 1TT Trinity Prep Coach Complaining yy of r "I herwrw'<l with choprl 9 e rt'iht to vote arrs' "rt0 von" 'I'.' toe at tt' I'tnitti'nli iffic e nmlanl'Ilief f"r and green pepper Wb." right (ti; or.on . itight ;. ill (P alri uy ;H)NN% Lsi ,I Altatme'flt" tioqotni ravel (3,u,ttr enjoys knitting arid w'twigtily ooked. a can Itetti. grandtessitilly (',IIIIIIIDCS the rule; cii 1 at. Ken and Beth. sewing sort the Family PflYiy; tiwnatiw's. a ran of tnq'natt, Springs, she was rpieritly Paterit.! I', ti,re4' children from Mrs V.cflflPttl(I%l'ttlC) lirtiwli, wife, ,mlottwr snil hiiietflkPt a,h,muini;tfatlYe 1irotnntetl hi, game; sa;a'e, MWl oregano. psr;l.'.' fne.thaII on career attending who hlvei their oldest s , flu k, first lady of longw,wwl, "I" with that of a 'iq asslthnt In the' vie. presitlent yt'.P, yard wick Chill pi'W4P?, keyes will toetb.F. Sb. and I)aytfina fl.'ah Mrs hlrriwn ,nuys tier wrack In bIt M a t.me For rhestetstt(re sauce, little although she Ms graduate nest month from which allow' tier to meet n. muabr'w'sm; and h('s'J'O tinfaf, It In from Etnty Huddl, wilt, a degree and $Ii'e'te;tInV, people I ,h.T(m,refltpq0('tt4"P(M salt re added a.rr,nautfr*i dence attests the nation ansI ('smiada BeW recommends (he aure a vrap& of preso rlings daughter. Karen i, $7 lIen 24 years of eriantiag' to the .a stmn'red foe two hours Sb. senior at lyman 111gb and m.mta'sh4lta thsee Ken a also iinrent mayor (If hI)ngwnJnd, and thin spaghetti with the ShooI Sb. works a' ateflt'r at te'eam. mayor Sbw t V,rnns'th hirrIwn, 1.a'pular sports .r.rking on a picture gahler, M r.r ç,. 11w' fLunk S.'rnlrs-.I. South L lr. tot ,,f ('hiinirwI 2. has I_S.,. i' 1 ,en -irn iam"uw serorwi daughter. KtPfl, is Ken And stø' In PSI iUng "nol.yman and lik.i to put piwk'i in ;ri:l itninth-gtadet it Illsilp a ti'lII) for her family glu.thg them to together, SOUth .$oUn5 (if different place; from ' cit the entire permanent pli'tutCi favorite The Florida to California to Alaska Tb. dish Bettie rooks f€i and in family, loved e lot by all f ni f'sm Teea 0.11; and Canada best pniled rotten by his two older family and liked turn Ib' r r' tsters, Is Kenneth II,. an p1gb'lktti.' ar'l Ken met and .t v' aecnind grader at itiartleil In (M ala and soon after year old V.'emnetitary. to l,.ngwtwiil moved wedding their F.itch ul the children has h,d ('ahiornia making their home around the house, Itettie chores near where the mayor grew up alcl, and each Is enropensatel II" worked it a radio station tring till; iw'rliai asnil went ti, for his work Nancy and Kar'r are heath excellent tnokt, r. ha'iil nights to their mother Ken llii'n It was on to Alaska cording th rw s tot, Is to keep his r'n where he was announcer for a- str aight and he loiks forward t A We ld 04 H,4av' •tlt• - ,t,linl %UUIOO In rrwniaaIi on thp day when Morn will finalli • y.or, hark In (kahn for a t!riie, say be 11 (1111 enough in mow tl.r .ig.iln working radio During lawn 0 this ii-rIcl Ken went to Bettle's philosophy of turin,: F FIRST ST 'i-iui: II'l'l(iE\'l' ilrs Brown I5StitiiPS her University of FlotIit At children Li to give roll. of ;ulinlnistnl Iiii' assistant II) the vice (;,iirtesvlhle t ellifTiutilig duly rrq,"rtaitatlity and pay them I) EACH STORE HOURS. AlLinionte un'I finished toW' years Prt'Ith'm1t of i'ravel ClIlliltry in work done. She does not bell.'," ttllege In three to gain his in an allowance meted out with Springs. having flhli(le homes f or her Family iIII b:u ht'lnr's degree ncriiss the countr', in ('itiada :imul Alaska, no accompanying work. BOND E U Alter college it was a stint as flettie ;iiuh her family have Spent the longest "That Is one of the thing.' in station manager of a ra,ilio married pl ace during 24 years of wTong with working mother;." -(;asinws%'Ille, again to Orala first la-ty tat (iitldr": the lift' ill l,(II1I1WOO(l radio and .int(, tip Mnntre,il and are allowed to t on the k.' Donna Es ti's P hutus Toronto, Canada working Instead of being kept busy. I ama ;utal' relations nun for football as close to my children as the while radio teantis then.' telephone during my workin, WASHABLE 4asting foot ball games. hours arid they keep In cIt,".' $ COMPARE AT 3 A little mnlorr than eight years touch with me." 0 OTHER STYLES AT 2 llr:1,'iiJdK en joIned Channel 2 ass chofthe Br own yciungite rI It1ht11h1lI0 niusnager ,int at home has a pet of his or -years ago mnoves to II)nKw- Eight year old Beauregard, .' o" Between all the tra% cling, the b. 1. hotnnfroo 14YA - ~I` ______ We Booki Ui.hss -•-. ATrEN1 lollAl.:. MLM}ER.S OF 1111: 11ijit) IUGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION: Throw away your FHSAA nfie books, Instead of carryinc the rule book arour4. keep executive secretary Floyd Lay number handy. The motto at the FHSAA must be "Rules are made to 1w _ I During the District S AAAA taunamelit opener a. I.yman Hivh Thursday night. Mainland played a player that as not on the school's eligibility list. When the decision went to l.a. he stated that he woialdr: forfeit the game but that the player. Horace Williams, couldn't play In any rre tournament gameL Now If 1* wasn't eligible for the second and third tourney games. I can't see how be was eligible for the first So if Lay is going to make decisions like this one, dOi'II they Just throw out the rule book.' and u'stall a "tic line" to his office h Hound ______ two Top Golfers fat,red Ladies Professional Golf Association tour have entered the Sear's Women's World Classic of St. 143c1e, March 24 through 26 . Leading the list is Kathy Whitworth, last year's leading money winner with 141,000. She is followed by Sandra Ha>iik, Jane B1IIOCk and Sandra Palmer. Only Japan's Chako Higuct4 and Shirley Engleborr'., who currently is sidelined following surgery. are missing from the list of 64 top golfers based on last year's official earnings list. Although not playing, Ml.; Englehorn will serve as the tournament's official hostess. The defond'p Sears Classic champion, Ruth Jessen, also has entered the m.000 event. wtilcti this year features both match and medal play. Jesse n. firing 72a Pir her final two round, captured last year's event on the Sinner's Cwse of the St. Lucw Hilton Country Club Resort and took home a winner's check, fl.s year the winner will record $10. receive $12,000 of an 05.000 purse. Sponsors of the lree.day event, Sears, Roebuck and Co. and the General Development Corporatlun, Indicate that first round match pairings will be announced In mid-March. The tournament's format features two rounds of match play two professionals competing against each other on a hole-to' bole basis - and a final round of the traditional medal play. The 11 leading money winners on last 'Discover Wet' March 12, IM will be the kickoff date for Johnson's 1972 spring promotion In thousands at Johnson dealers' showrooms around the country. Again this year, the theme will be tied to the NBC telecast of a water sports special: ED McMAI4ON AND HIS DISCOVER WET AT CYPRESS GARDENS, FRIENDS co-.pciisorrd by Johnson Motors and the Champion Spark Plug Company (March it 14 p,m, EST. Interested viewers - both boaters arid nabosters will be remlndud (during the one-hour nationwide telecast) to visit their nearest Johnson dealer to take pert In his "Discover Wet" prunotiom. The Johnson marketing cminiunlicationA department Is Tt*07U'.( soptunummu .sapj shOwTOfl, as well as placing print advertisements to promote the television special and the prunotM*i Itself. Last year's "Greatest Show On Water' promotion -also built around a aneheut network TV .pedal - was very well received by Johnson dealerL Their answers to a survey following the promotion Indicated larp numbers of prospective boaters visited dealer showrooms as a result of the national telecast, the promotion and the advertising and .,. publicity wnaaign. Ed McMahon again will be featured in the Johnson ohowt'ooms,enimuragiog boaters to cone In and bok at what's new In boating products for 1972. Fi vh I - \ fl Fail I i'\\ ' Mi's hilt Ills 4Ind Revere McWI1lliil1.s well' iiniteit (n holy Matrimony, Feb. 18, at II a in at Sanford Christian Church Rev James Vaughn was the &f1iiatlns'. clvrzman. - Mrs helen Malone of Canton, otti uted the bode as n 1 h.ni'r and Herman Mokhin stas the tarItiegroilnIls tx-st IIiafl. Immediately following (hi' ceremony, Mrs. Malone was hostess to a reception. The tiride is a graduate of Tu:i:kefl Mcrckcy hospital I By HVBEJT MIZELL Associated Press Writer battles for EMPTY HANDED is Lyman's Randy Wright 3.1, as he - i-ebond is the rebound in rid.ay'sg9me with Gainesville. Hauling down is Gainesville's Canes' Clarence Ielly 125, Also fighting for rebound and then went on to win Brian l!ngel. Canes' dumped Hounds 6747 in overtime. 50-49 District tourney by defeating Mainland, Record Breaking Mood Metes Loss To Lyman FORT LAUNDERDALE, Fla IAPI - How sweet it was when be hit the circuit in i. That, he says, Is changing. Schoti of Nursing and for the lust tin ) i'iiti was; an employ (if Aultman hospital, Canton The bridegroom Is a retiree from White Motor Company, Canton, after 44 years service. Following a short wedding tn;', the couple is rrstihing at 919 l',irk Ave. Attending the wedding were Mr Edna Brisson, Sanford, sister of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. Ithymllnd Walters, Fort Wayne, Ind.; and Mr. and Mrs l).in Ile Gormno of Winter Haven. -- t'hlUl.t'OTA ll I.IZA BAKER I Y) R (C STY L £ P*i lO Si a Meitxairne'l swim train Crowd finishing first 1% BACKST ROKE AIXip was in a record breaking m-xsd yard freestyle event The Greyhound tankers will Saturday and that was bad on si FR £ C STYLE.) P4.rO.CP' (Ml Oss news for the Lyman High be in action this Saturday. io© sai AS' sv a o KE C.;* IS both their boys March 4th when Lyman serves saw tanker's who LI I O 0 swimmers in and girls teams go down to as host to over sOt FREE RELAY Hpr l Z.iir. ool relay meet Brouv. high the ! defeat. " "° The Melbourne boys splashed ever held In this area. R.sits 7 hDIVIOU'L VEDLEY their way tc an tat)' 64-31 vii'Ieli'.es theSaturda)MItbCI?fli p.ioi1. (WIU$ tor) over the Greyhounds while meet get underway at 9 am. B.on. Tn,145't 2 laD Melbourne also had with the ais elated for p.m. roe yRE(STYI.E CroaiIl IL) 1 217 things their own way in taking a. , 10 FREE STYLE ThO4'% HEItALDSCORF-WJARD f3.,%dtcj5lOfl. 7,, MEDLEY Bys P-1 300 5,D1v' Lymans only winners In tii RELAY 1 YcDLE' 71 3 ( MI 7 boys tanks were Mike Cega.hs MlbOt Alip, 5r. P0101001,, Tru.de IN) viP ' who captured the 100 yard e100 BUTTERFLY Go at: JOOdRCESTY..E 0 "61U00. 47*5 ts'eaststroke inatiflieoflO9-°l CCII IS and the Greyhound 400 free "o INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY AlPSOoDiM)70S 100 BREAST STROKE 081W W relay team SOF.(C$TYLE PO.I'II (MI 233 1235 For the girls t. was Silly 37 4*0 FRIE RELAY MeIDO)f?'i rd AA) i 10 Bauer winning the 1% yard Brown TP"al Poll, 11001) 'EarLy Itre*" (MI. 3 1,L IiJ 3 sea ti-east strokt and Karleen "My dad's a railroad man," said Welskopf 'It takes hirn five Years to make what I earned today I'm a very lucky guy who's finally grown up a little at the age of 3" Winter Park High ScOtovI Vocir, the Central Florida High School Soccer Championship from Trinity Prep Saturday at' ternocI'., but the Parkers had a real battle on their bands as thie Saints never gave up. The Wildcats firiali> won the battle in the tenth extra period. 14pi'.Jy The Saints battled and their defense worked wonders as they turned sway so scoring attempts by Winter Park beicee Wildcat Ronnie Reichard fed the ball to Torn Barber wno t,cutuá is sins' i.c net to end the contest at 1-0 vith 2:10 remaL"dng In the eight sudden death period which followed the four regulation periods and two overtime slarsus. Trinity threatened In the third period when Rn.' Juergens boomed one almost past Winter Park goalie Alan Malt. Hull made the stop, but bobbled the ball in front of the net. A mass sirugglt resulted, but Winter Park was able to make the use. Saint marksman Mark Manna was rontained by the Winter Park squat Manna tad IS goats to his credit during the season uI Let gaining his kicking reputation £5 the placeklcker fur the Class A Mate runners-up in football ('(€03 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon As-an had celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, at their homi in IIt'ndersons'ille. N.C. on Jan 30, prior to their trip to Florida. After their visit with Mrs. Poole tht' Avants were going (ci Miami i visit with their granddaughter and then 1-orilmi: to ('huluota to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Fore. The Avant's vacation will hI! nil and they will return to their home in North Carolina when Mrs Avant is able to travel. Sal) MWT-H.,?iiOi, IVS), McIi'4m'. cot Richard Petty Wins 4th Straight Richmond 500 - TIT S Weiskupf, billed as "Another JackNicklaus"wbenbetoll0 ed the Golden Bear out ofO0 State, became known as one of the tour's bigpest spoiled brats EVERY MONDAY 8:30 P.M. TONIGHT. SPECIAL MATCH The .Inn.r of ihi. maitlu will m.d I Ito Mir Shan. f'..i' the T/ Title. SOS JOHNNY (GIAPPIlI) WALKER vii R0,0P SIARCAT WRIGHT WOODS THE INFERNOS vii - Mr. and Mrs. O.S. Jones of Sixth Street entertained guests, u1r. anti Mrs. Henry 0. Higgins from Jackson, (in, I. o '' am ho Ut Marry Ave., Sanford, are Mr. and Mrs. l..C. Green, 1815 Adams Miss linda announcing the engagement of their daughter. Mrs, W,.Il. Mr. and of Marnhotit, son Green, to Willinti'. G. Marnhout of Beckley, W. Va. -' local Born In San Diego, Calif., the bride-elect attended . - '1 - - - . - years with Mr Maruhoilt, who has just completed four (it enter (Ynivensity of Kentes Air F'orce, plans ta United S lucky for pre-medical studies. ' '- Final wedding plan.s will be announced at a Later date. LINDA GREEN _ MEN S WEAR DOUBLE KNIT and she most erjoyed attentlar.t Council meetings. "I ,a:ra karr'nig a lot about goser -.' ment. More people should tend city council meetings .ir.1 get involved. And every r.e thould exercise the privilege f she voting," Mum: an 'Every ic-ts 11DE c.nr POLY cT Q '' -.-- $3o88 0. * , DON - I h' I S S THIS IA ,, j I R EQ 548 . - - Color portrait of your child,1.496 Truly professional portraits. Select from several poses. so Large 5x7" size photo. 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IF YOU LIVI S OUTti OF 2'."I ITWII I IN saNrolil) VOLt C AN PAY 'rOUW Light and Water Bills (Fla Poo.r & LiP' - tOy & S.a,iIed Water Dipt AT OUR TELLER WINDOWS OR OUR DRIVE-IN FACILITY 5?1A W1J1:\ dU4iW4!' ..__,..• Two childrOrI p ho togr ap had 2.8. together 46 7 - ' I yc - I 11w' jç, I)eVoll unstolorted ncernIflg questions many and lawns. plants. shnjbt*'tY ref restUlWfltS were Delicious ten mnrm,sberulal one the served .n,ait attending. KNIT 1r$1 88 Whiskers merely tolerate ham Ken told Rettie last fail wanted to again seek the office of mayor. Bettie said rh. went all out and worked Pistil organizing, addressing iind %tuffing '1.. ..... -.1 h. iiu uu pu Circle of Sanford Palm Garden Club i,let Feb. 10 at the home of Mrs. Allen McKebeY. Mrs. Alitild ustris, titseussed the' Flower Shoe, which will be held May 27 anti DENIM With 1~erre being fww - - The French I'lerre is Kenneth 's and a fa' right-year-old black cat with white feet and white feet and , 111111111F h'AI%l Chht(.l-I. ' jIITI Ge,'.. Adm. 2.S0•(}Idr'ct(under 12 .88 and %there she was a member of Uw Marching Seminoles a tout currently serving is Choristers. Mis.; Green Scnmiinole of duty at Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery, Ala. Mary Worley, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lee Worhey, ti recuperating from an ap pendectomily In her home In Jick0n\ihle. The Wonley's are formei residents of Chuluota. - - DYKES __________________________________ T 4 a. Ii - I,jnda Green, Mrs. Henry G. Rein, of 530 Third St. has returned to East Thirteen mnicmntx'rs and two present at the her home after spending II days guest.; were the Winter Park HospItal. RF'eb II nuiet'ting if JacarandO at ('irek of Sjrifotil Garden ('hut, .it the (;anihen Center. hlodtr.M'5 were Mrs l.N. Mr. anti Mrs. W.M Jepson of Trued and Mrs. Al. IiIitC1liin Second Street and Mrs - Cason of a. tin used the valentine itiotif in Orlando motored to North Port, the decor and refreshments Ala, for the weekend Mrs. Jepson (I(iibbic' and her * whob cOflSiStt'tI of cakes, and Iwart favors, twin sisler. Bobbie, visited _(fee, mints \trs. Arthur hliutit.t'r opened many of their kin lolk.' they business miwt'tiflg with a hadn't seen In years They also Uw 'Where There Is hose'' lu-Utedt their out homestead that Mrs Irs ing l'rur sjoi,ke on had tx-en rt'm.jved to make way and for the new highway. Part of various tree (tet's and plant-;. corsages the chimney was still standing Members (hey and the sprawling old oak tree from flowers in tiloomni Bobble, her sisters and tinder that mix-etifig t,rnui:ht to the brothers used to spend many the super' 1;i"n of Mrs Roy playing hours under and Reel displayed fled Mrs to the lop, was still 1usd made at house climbing tl,cs.li:us stx' back bringing rvpr,,.s*ntIni mian) tnIIflthS and standing. memories for the pli'aitant various holidays The circle donated two books twins. tYpofl returning to their home Pin.'creit to schools; oiw to ('huIuot4i, Mr. Jepson s< toul I.ibrary and tiw' other to in received word that his sister-in(;oltlsboro School I.lhrar' Mrs law, Mrs Kenneth Jepson 01 in the halifax Mrs Ih.ruild howe and Delstid, will tic' ill stt'nS'S in serious condition, (' A. Anderson Allen Jepsefl Is home from r for the Mrciu ntleetimil with Carl l.ind AS guest Okinawa and 'Thailand after his toOl of dut), residing at th.' s peaker Ji'11s'ni tame, 3.1k WREN vii MSPNI$TO toI. 1*5*? vii George SYSICELAND C.t II. JIAN Vol tOPIC ill - celebrated 'Jwir CIOLli wedding anniversary Jan 18 In their home wtth a quiet family dinner observed on Sunday. Feb. 20. The Swaggerty's son, Res'. Charles Swaggerty Is pastor of the First Baptist Church In ('huluoth. Circles Year wshroden will be outleard SI'*Vfld the i'las to throw sskaay... KING ACRYLICS ,. Ga rden LUMBERJACK MATCH IONNNT their. Buck and Ginny Chadwici went to Greenville. S.C. li spend the weekend to celebratl 1.isui' ('tinny's birthday and their son Mrs ant Mr sw,t,.ert if Lake M' nroc. in-law and daughter's an mversary. When the ChadwIck. arrived at (he Salley borne the: ound theni to be sick with Iii litl and poor ('ninny came horn and right to bed because the al - ,,,, if". B. IV! - :0 of ORLANDO SPORTS STADIUM Tenth Extra Period Is Fatal To Saints Mrs N bin Fore traveled I the hospital In Itockiedg riday to visit her first cousir Mrs. Gladys Avant, who sul feted a heart attack whih. , s.ting Mrs. Saltiy Poole E ,. Jr,',.. er',- 'It's just wonderful to beat you, Jack," a grinning Tom W eiskopf told that legends!)' man Nicklaus. "You'll go down RIOIMO%D,Va. AP -The first victory In his Junior John. as the greatest golfer ever -Plymouth looked a little dii- son-prepared Chevorlet, had to and today I beat YOU. ferent -there's now some red settle for second after clearly Weiskopi and Nickiaw Jackie Gleason's Inverrary mixed In with the blue-but the dominating the early stages of, same as the race. Classic Into a $360,000 Ohio outcomePetty was of the Bobby Isaac finished third to Randleman, State University alumni tourna Richard N.C, won his fourth consecutive a Dodge, seven laps back of merit. Tom was the best Fairgrounds Petty Dave Marcls held or. for old Buckeyes Sund.a), closing race at the fourth place In a Dodge, another Raceway. with a 68 for a 1 '.&The 3.4-year-old Petty, who five laps back; and Bill Dennis total. floW has won eight times here in made a comeback after losing race to th e last Il years, slipped past three laps early In the His paycheck: $52,000. fi filth In a Ford. nish pole-starlet Bobb Allison of Nicklaus bungled a Three caution flags for a total out Hueytown, Ala., just past the at the 16th hole and rimmed rhdway point Sunday and of 4Q taps slowed Petty's winks a 15-foot putt trying for a ty1.n breezed to a is-tap sidney in ning dine on the .mIle trac 18th. settling for a be on to 20 3 hours. 55 minutes, the Ri,.hmond 500 NASCAR final-round 67 and Grand National stock car race. seconcts or an average speed of Allison, still looking for his 76,625 miles per hour. jack's consolation: $3,640 iAtaSi' (.:j.CZJ'Ltt I) 3LIJLLCti EL Live Wire lil-Jotirison I*ocL I. Ray Mel ) Ill-Pest (RockI. Dolton Cocoa) Ii)-S!flitPi (F Pt PIlnili' $8 9) Mli I70-kbD,y (Sat.), Otciola) I$-j.co, (Iii Kat'ar0 How Sweet It Was For Tom We*sk opf IMF Is- see" IV '.. ill•i a ii i Spoken Allpti(ill's - Mey 1 two of c'ornpetiticin II h,rdfought 107 decision to Jim HERAU) s()REBOARt) sophomore Lyman s dominated wrestling team Hughes of Cocoa Beach. SECOND ROUND Freshman 135 pounder A?ha found the going a little tough In t'' net 5..trne p.rved the Dlsthct Two mat tourney at Franklin also looked good in defeat, losing a 12,lectsn to e. the over Satellite High School I3*-JOPv1Sc' iM.4trfl,) P i nn ed Greyhound Tom Reeves of Daytona a dittoed HIiIt 1 II weekend. Nary dec •• was able to advance Into the Mainland. MU.r. 107 Glenn lull defeated Jim Pace rary ¶3-Boa'le (R0010011 pirtnfd final round. to run his Jim 5elnSef. S ID The closest any of the Hounds of Merritt Island 6-0 fl.-T &.ssns Isatollifol de before did get was Glenn Hill who unbeaten string to IS 300. 77 tough decision In the the liS-RIlvil D.tto"* Mainland) madeittotheseim'fmatSbetOre losing o, AtØib FrinStif). 1)5 losing a tough 4-3 decision to semi-finals. 141-Ray )MtbOvIfllI dl Obey the captured Melbourne Ron Hines of Osceola. 'en IS 4 winning l4P-Cl.r tSatelli?I) oec Ray All of the other Hounds were District Two team title 10 1 eliminated In either the first ci- three Individual titles but more 170- MIt P*t [Lo-.linl dec P5<, ec'ond rounds. The Greyhounds Important won six berths In the )MerrIi ISland) *0 did not play dead however as upcoming state meet to be held SFMIFINALS had 98 l70--Hiflhi 7*(,l) d.c Glenn nine of then'. advanced Into the In St. Pete. The Bulldogs second round before falling by team points while Rockledge HI, 4 3 was second with 67. Satellite the wayside. )itilCi 3 Representatives was third with 75'-s. Beach streak of 101-Joon (Mi) I, W.atPuIr%000dl saw his Gary Miller rp, Rockle4ge and Vero Beach 13 straight wins come to an end lOS a QPO$.Cn lull), P 0*111 in the second round but the also had three individual have the but did not 15-Hinhj (Mel I. CPa))). (rock) pound champions 115 Greyhound." l)?-Cobb (Vol, k•nfly (U,)) sophomore gave an excellent number of runnerups as did 121-Ortli (Usi), Varodill account of t'u.mseli, losing a Melbourne. Cocoa) an, There have been some fair crowds at the first two Seminole High home baseball games, but the could sure stand to be better. The Tribe Is cdt to an excellant start and it looks like they might have one at the best prep squads around Lyman also has a strong team, but unfortunately the don't battle during the regular season. The Fields at both Seminoles and Lyman are looking ccxxi and I can't say too much about the work the SJC Raiders put Into the field at the Seminole Little lzague Park. The largest and most cornpthu'e lineup of southern stock car racing talent ever assembled will be attzmptln.1 to map the "Allison stronghold" cm Alabama International Motor Speedway when the second annual Winston 500 NASCAR Grand National battle gets the starting flag. Sunday, May 7. The $165,000 classic is the third richest event of the year an the Winston Cup Grand Natic*ial series and the starting field Is open to the SO fastest qualflers ... one of the largest fields In the sport. The Ath.scm brothers from nearby Het_n. Ala., won both ma)or events a the mammoth 2J&mile trioval last season and the NASCAR superstars will be out to break the win streak when the upcoming 50041111er gets the green fla'. Donnie Arson won last spring's Winston 500 classic and brother Bcbb Allison captured the Talladega 500 last fall. 500-mile battles here last year established a The that will be difficult to top. The standard Winston 500 set a record with 46 lead changes and the Talladega 500 followed in the fall with a reccrd.breaking 53 lead changes. Bobby Allison, who Is driving the Cocoa Cola 01Ci'o1et prepared by Junior Johnson this year. is expected to be one of the early entrants for the May event. The Huniowo athlete announced at the beginning of the current aee_ thel hl will be making a run for the Winston Cup national championship Other ecrly entries are expected to be filed by Si? teammates Richard Petty and Buddy Baker. Baker finlibed third in the Winston 500 last year behind the Allison brothers. N VNIN mlii % i(fl Is')Ua Ill III .5110 iiimii till IllS is .i tit '.t'hiittihis gill ('11 hi I,t migivoods first lady, lts'ttme Brown, to begin en'ti lII%' of activity Ill 1111)1 tier, her combined P111''. of wife, hniin'mn;ikt'r and ('ai'e('r is oman in District Tourney Prep Ics.bol L. ' ..' Grapplers - , wedding * _- by Gary Taylor II S Not The Mt. L)ra quint eMly p1&)ThJker 1y1n11) '1 fouled out handled the Lake Highland Truiit Coach George Austin for inter,.chMastic (age cam. for pt year. As mill Trinity JV initialing b.k,tbat1 (Or the first ed con- tATtflcefinal Clevdifl4 Paul Murph3. The Saint year. The pressure filled half. ills per. squad 7-47 for the district is und) disappointed petition for the Saints and they Coach ing out In in the first 'nund turned in a 13-$ chart for the JVs lost only two games In 21 test was won by the Highlanders in fornWK' In the contest was cro*n. m los at the charity stripe. court ap'earMncrs It was really a ittch for the slowed by the lingering effects of the Class A. District 12 cage season. IlI.RAIJ) St'OIIFUI1A1(fl , district night's Fnd*y This first Y& VUC('C52 W*5 but Austin is not townaznent. complaining about the per. augmented by the fact Austin tournament battle was between Saints to come on *1 $ttOfl& U of PM earlier bout with the flu. The clincher WAS TrinitY's Tt5 r did. The Trinity cagers are the his squad this ill hatr 1.11 his players, in- the Saints and rival Lake their normally a second bat! club, but poor pei'focm*nCt from k-manct cov*' The Saints season This was the first year dudIfll £11 of his sta.tet1 back Highland Prep Another scol against the Highlanders the charity stripe. 4 . on strong and converted only five of i free a3 PIP came Saints Ii1 Lathed their way to a 15-10 chanceS while the Htizhlnnders 4 of 24 free throo s advantage after the first period hit on 1 fro FT TP 0 Game high honors wetit 10 Bill La 4 1 and bulled their way to an 11 4 I IF a 2potfltS leBflmOW I 0 NY.1 I play. M 4 a' C In double markers by teammate be Highlanders, 3 ( $ the secin4 half and put the Mack Weathers Eth IS points It liii ; -. • pointsonthebo*rSt0P('0"t Mike Austin p.t-ed the Saints -41 )5dii Tb. 1feulflg defense of Lake with l6 points with Jerry • ,, V oil ntS for lix 'fightand kept the Saints to 12 registering 11 poi 00 points In the third period while cause. , Fouls I a....• In other tournaItWflt action fouled personal t the lllghlanders registered 23 IL II .•. . points to close the gap to one Mount flora Bible School swept . past Central Academy '$-36 . L r t' u " See It! Wk%stoft 500 Carver \Voni i, Mayor 's Wife Thrives O n Be i ng Involve(] Successful First Season As I /',n'JO I he' ',nnfottJ tl,rflhil .. SANrOv PlAZA JCPenney SANFORD PLAZA Monday, Feb. 28- 10A.M. to P.M. Tuesday, Feb., 29 10 A M. to P.M. �Monday, Feb 21, 1972 10-The Santord Herald .. 0 Wk bb*--I-? _~_ By Abig.fl Van Buren (Z Father of 20year-o 1 d h I Whore rarr, avu n! M.hotw& n: ris:, r,sallseloM 53 Cureho I. vat 34 S.,nu.l'u IC S,..csh*t it, sli.rt, ISr OSd underfoot t..eh. • " P.'-"r',,' jf'' - s,,t s' r S -.;.-,.d hut if I t, Get up creature a I \ 3 Stu4ont, of ,ft,et Of an raU. 'I a r .` - . ~,~ ,O_ . I ricynot4 cur., bond St Soaks u' 3 G,nen.'tr,: S Tt'ul.' ArCi'r' ?" C $iaIr I.i." ' I 6~ . . i . , i Lart'v Lcwil - ,, .• ,_ ,, ,_ - use £41 1. E a5F.,XW4_b 'sAE A 's - a PlayI)EPi'R DAUC.IfltR: C'vrtaiah And If .arr Is Oral mood. just for fun, call him "Grandpa" Hr's aid to he one! rRISCILLa' S POP I . ,_.-.,.' .. \ - \\ DEAR ABBY in hiring a secretary I bear sri moo) that a good secretary Is one who It a good "keeper" of secrets," as the word "secretary" Implies I receive all kind of mail from poçk all over the world. and I Twve' know what will be rmflalrrd in tho.e letters However. I expect no raised eys*news, censuring. or than a human being with personal feelings However, whather personal feelings might be, they should never interfere with her job. If I should ever feel the need of a censor or edtt.ir. I would hire someone ehe who is qualified in that held. ever TIlE ROSS What's your problem! Tao 11 feel hitter if yao to if .ff year chest. Write I. AUT. On ISS. Las Aa(rIeL Cal91M For a lieri.*al reply rnelose' ampe4. adèe.,sd - ritvelopt L ' I '- 1, ), - RIOKTR'S 166,016 V, , trot the Carroll Righter Institute i FAt TENDL!'('lLS A new singe o,f rttcr, -. that is now being generated from lint is fine I rr making sure you have everything in pocxt mnttiot utaiSges that car bring more 'u dad' es,sienct Think stout It better diet r::,:icncy mit I( give continuing good v1tabt Don't neglect your wardrobe 'itii:s (Mar 71 to Apr IQ lensions may build up over changes that mss be necessary to put your life ott a better hairs But don't let these bother you Stud)' the situation well Show that you have wisdom 'IAt'RUS tApr 20 to May 20) Ideal time to look into better fotmi of recreation for the future You have a special Went but it needs to be perfected and the hugs removed :"rt you sr put ir before you make an) headwa) GLMI!'l I May 21 te 1uir 1" A rood day to entertain friends at home atu get tiir 'enefit of their sdeai Find :ij,. what ,iu should di' sc maki famlh happier Make sure :i pa those important bus MOON C'HIU4I ' June 2 to July 1 A du.cuwr" with others -an bring the right results nov, esptcialty wiert concerned A pester rwarenc= of facts h'ussnese matters and figures is important at this time to Aug 211 In to cut dower on expense' LFO( Jul) so you car build a comfortable reserve that will come ir handy for any pu*Ible emergencies Before making a change r.rw think the matter over . 1 - - .. -..- - .-------'r -_______ L ir I.._!uu - and get better results SCORPIO (Oct 3 to %m. 21) Don't be forceful with a ~ ssj CAPRICORN (Dcc 2 to Jan 20) Get all the facts where an annoy ing condition is concerned If you put yourself in the other person's shoes, you will know what to do 'l'ou need to use your willpower at this time AQUARIUS tian. 21 to Feb. 19) You have many obligations to handle but are doing little about them, so get down tc trusineas Closest tie may nag somewhat. lake this with a gram of salt. t7w that smile. PISC'LS (Feb 20 to Mar 20) Get the data you need before taking any action whataoe'er tudas One who opposes you is in an irritable mood, so Steer clear of this person Take cart of your obligations- Be wee. he or she will be IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY one of those young people who can woth well at own job and wants to succeeG in a positive 0$7, iat M make changes when thinp get a bit hard- lead' to pc-severe most euiceaiful chart, since early and then this becomes to squip with the nature is that of a perfcctiuntsl the finest education possible Sports are good make "The Stan impel, they do not compel" What you /) "•.• \ ~\ , \ ~ .- r ' • ---- '_ $ #L _ i I ,~ --A 04,"I i. I i 'i I L to, .ifl ;-111 - - ~~~' II _. , ~ l o~~I ) I - k " -,*4 A,I ~ ~ 111 by Crooks & Lawrence - " p'og.. rs,-"i-- _.. .' slicer C.a't A uC"CAi 'r I , iii ' "-S- - T ', - , T1 '-!.-j /' r' Iite..' - , k TO *WMP . -. ' ) M __ i'c:.& r( ' CAPTAIN' E1 SSTLL."V"l MCij,II1 vcCJ's,rAi,i us 5,41,Y AWD 3Rf'L" 'P1SJ 're, A1IPIYER'VCfrhE PRIEWt'* O rica's' C4W4V! MS sir'r n. tV OIJT \ ' ' usil of buttrnnilk for one recipe. might try using pawgered buttermilk 11% adding waler, the can have an) , amount of liquid bultermilk and the package is always -, ,\, - 4 - . I . _:1 1~ 1\7 - - = - 4`1 I i.^ . .V , I , - A QVIT ri\"r •sJlD ¶ E I T .' Via 0; i,l,,4,,, I took It to a wtstern shop tit have a chin strap______________________________ 1 • affixed to It but the man said this was not poulble so he padded the inside but that did no good. I Still LANCELOT ut not understand wht such a hot cannot have a chin if any reader has a strap and would like to know '''s . 1 ic',; on.st'i I't&AR' t suggestion or will I have to buy a new hat'-JUDY ., __ 'r: '1: el'.`* JAI ','.&v4 a'w ftE $A. AW _ - - ok, ? t/ - 1 "'' ,,.. - - I " ' ' . 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In fart It brought South a lot of extra jttHntI Furthermore' it might well hiatt' caused West to 1 1 ;w" ' 1usd players Hi' was Pull Posed to assess lint's fur mis takes arid Stir sir irs furS fishes some' interesting ex. uriWlr of hu ltwrra di tt kWi 4'. , t,tidus ha 7Z'jjj it.'s* i• Psi. ts.wIh Ublo 3• I," Lass Isuuih ______________ __________ P'*A iJJ" r" ci 3 Pass v• f , P.as ,• _______________ , ., Is C11 ' / - Z.,, III I iJ(,JJdts PtiltvI TIU' ,j ' MI'S fY .'_'; t Ci ,, , /'iM'. r r."J ¶.)l alter clubs All E 'st could do - r'. , , w"J" t" !' "°. ' , iJ '\/"tEbL\ 'R4,pID Aw' 1 ii BEET..E ,'j'r rE'O 1k 5os'e oc) A ' , "'" - 11 , . 'I.' - I - r:)~ I I '( 11 I I' , 0) h: h i 4*t5e .1 (atM )W 1J "..L-lh "'! ,, ~O , ~, 11".'j, a i 1LLi.ijU_--_-' t J SI.. • ,i,, 's , I \ti.t , .1 1 l"" ott 4 P'usrtt'i.' '. ttiil Ii.!,. .11' . ' i,llt , 4114 - 1,1 PAd.) sfa. 'm''.L tX'' V ' , Fowl .W'.Q/) troversial and powerful, film risr'eet,d by -• noted It,alurr luchiflo Visconti, had to tindergo some severe editirrat, Heir Lt'5 Qc?t,artt smw 'Scrin'.. Parfr" . were told, to conform with moral code. The original setcion included sosne very expit' tt sex scenes, inclialing incr'st The rtory ShOSIS the ffxr.i: leca> of indu,,strt,shut family Gcnttafly durir< the rise at W GO$"$f' Psi'. 1:30 (2) I Love Lucy Nazi party. Hauntingly dlz,ctril with low overtones, Vixvnti starkly captures the mood of ti'e era, frequently restoring t' (6) Perry Mason S,00 (2) Dick Van Dye 530 (2) News blurred stiusli ,.-. - Green Acres (9) News P,,..,.s P..,I. OPEN 7 l,,i,s P I ' 11 vital hail iU ' si .4' is SI _sit, as .v Urn i-li tsr (,, li,Ah * i,i,,,, ,ta it,. If am 2) ia's .Ju, A -, 50 MittS, . , ii t'lly in Tut 5,) 04 V erdi 14015 Is I',tntit . ti. F.nrm.i 'ii t'i) 5,1 (_row-Ia neatew ,J LOBSTER HOUSE 42 S*vt,, IAl 72 I)TqI I. 'I. P 24 P'i.iri.ti. ."S ties it.' "i listing to is I'uk.r Stair, IS Appl t.k. i' I" I'uih II l',o.,,l, 'I IT Sell 1* I,*fli I'.' , is a oes ot n,uth.r ''S, Service F.,m "I Sunday Tttru IPuutid5y iv 5) %liu, at 'I, II 14 AM lois OPM Friday and S,shsrda -KAY MiSTY Ft'sI MI" I St. ILLINI cJi'.' - ~ 1~I • I III . II Itoy .I 'e •Is.'S,'. LI4T L4ST110111000 irtevp.ntsei t PT .,,-o It ,,9". ,,t.,'t.,'"i S)Lt's I i i'tAsS' 0Y51t4 I's' t'1 '\IL i, ELLIOTT GOULD "9 LOVE MY s. PH 322 SXCI s4 S Freuth S.àntuu *1 WIFE !" House Of Steak liiqi,18, 1110 1~11ioifft 10%1,1110) lji~Nii ,, i- - We Still Have Our LUNCHEON ;* 14O"N ~ SPECIAL 5' $1 1 set s451 $4 55 IIU )Ø 5% , ~ I - \~i I, A I _ _ '.I _ - )g, ,r -aI - -S ,A " 4 1) Answer Tumwrws ( V # ' ' . H If II NAN *ll 10PAlt ' i t5t45,' t'l ii - THE PHANTOM -, . ~ - A :iii-, - dl~ - Movie, "The Damned" cu- 4.4 P-X - Ca!iv,sa Cap.'- hour. -i ____~ - • - -' ,It II' .11'S U I -Z/ " '. u i, I runt' (ul,, 22 ('t.i *.''t tt$ Ian'.' '(5 ( II- -) A - Live 12 e;.rl'e ,. IN) fi(t,i 73 Ei,.,,It $4 5.3 v.1 i St. 1' 2 n...bs. .1 I Ts'iAP"i6 J1 ( ' - -," " 7- -' ht 26 fluiuiuf., y Ljr - I f-'), -- v ,: -' ~!~ L1 LaO Falk and SYBWY ...,L [~ .l p Wells"flig - •- Yam 71.11 j 41K,.1, SI lilt ti' 5.2 hurst, P, it Ai'utnrtsI* it I - a II, 1 , . -Y 3 30 (2) Bright Promise (a) Edge of Night (9) One LII, to 17 Srnaii sill, .,uup "•'. . PLAY 146 NO I II !'üitatrd 16 lush itIa,,'l )/. ''..:' "S\ ----- LII" tricks C . - ; ~I ltfl)At'h IjI11'IO* 121 "S "''Asl .Jcw is ' ', y t2 T ADMISSiON -A S? 25 CutS'..' 'cc - r'","I ii M.,n.i.ri l.t lApt,,i'R 43 TusItt, vu' itonta ,,yi'°:" ii l.mrtti' iO'I 46 Us iii, Ii, S •,( , ,,tT &SLJE Vow' - II t,,lortui , -" . ,, obl~ dears said hole uat -' TIIURS FRI MON CCCS d Frirnt 0 P Y board,, the back of an open truck Kk and tries successfully to rope a gii'atfe tz'avelinit 1-., while the truck miles an 11:304 am. CBS, The Lit" 10 E,nuttr,i llt I 24 Sutsr \\,b__,f .-' ' ;-' j 11 $" - - ' .__,; - , II'," '5 11 I - i.' a. V - - : ---- ________________________________b' ! in his hand and wo .5' '1cT' ('s -4£i attN _____________________ "t ' r''-.•'"' - the dimimttnd NICiCAPIS 1N9&PS'ti - I jn Jim. "I think Ell, was un• 7NT RrdltI - nerrs '-5' , L itupper isiputh R . ' ,2 _} EETLE BAILEY serious error * tlse , . , WASt ''ç, "I ' t, t.,1 111-.' 'ti IP•s'('sOe, - -. 6:i, (0) Iperis :,: ,S5 tills's uDTui ,,,, 5•5•5___ 300 (2) Another World (0) Secret Storm (9) General Hospital 4..i, to AF r*iz I act.. 'rucsC ',rar', I ,_ LIV" aX (2) Mun%Iers Weeds F ''' Ixx. .0 rttO' .' 's'v""' v'l. - !".'ur i'itiirsIlt' liusrib - (ii w a I d "Culiwrtsuo rt' marked that he' wits glad West realized that he had He' made it then fitted South $5 for his redouble' with UTI)% urn' spade IS, A * i: i' V A (4 10 F Ii 2 £ it %ti'st - ' , 1: c.ustne'thrntaximumfmt Here is $111 • ' " - -' prompth said. 'I guIess that 4 , 'I . ,' - , ." ' . r' po,,_...0_o0 , t) 'OEYO 54Of I VAS ' ' II , 'hS"l) ' r '" [j 5T TES G YOJ' *A Al 5-6" -wt D'S'- -' - it %, cal had led tus singleton spitdc declarer would have herti held to seven tricks *, - 0: :6 ' anti use big book Ed'warts uht*, ,. , ''v., L011 ,irti ,,, adventurousIntemu of to father and uncles, daringly Game (6) Virginia Grahan by Chic Young _________ ' '' ,A5.'l"*'4 ' _______ ' LONDIE -- , ~__ ~ JI - _ •, _-') ' -- on erxnes who a&legedly to surprise Soorsy. But no one shows up from his past. ackrd last week) Kennedy. who ,iyws (9) Newlywed Game 730 (2) Doctors 151 uutuinv (9) Da ting 10 - 00 (2) Dinah's Place ;'- ' - - "1 ' , / . Ss-- ,/,--'-,' POSSO' A .5 -- ,- I,_'. __. '. el :1 '7 . ______ Maybe Redouble Stampeded ' i -', , ' ~J ", .: film's the action. is-year-old son of the Late Hubert Kenr'ily was Spiendored Thing 8 00 (a) Captain l(asnç,irOO (9) Mike Douglas 9.00 (2) Steve Allen (0) Romper Room S•t AA*S,I5 9)0 (4) Lucy Show eve- officers. aristocratic M, (9) Password o:o's Big Top (9) - F Kenyai t,apedmorithabefofl the I 00 (2) Somerset (0) What's My Line' (9) All My children 200 (2) Days of Our Lives (0) Love Is a Many 7 00 (2) Today (4) News I WIN AT BRIDGE 4F -' ) _Sfl(1t1.11 97(11 10:30-Il ABC, sman A ecial nighttrrr.r dIUon focuses on young JotP Kennedy hunting a WON Tomorrow Agri World (9) Florida I ') -tE" ;et. '*'ifv. You will t'reehs'r p dollar If Poll' uses 'our favorite' homemaking dra, Pet Peeve, Polls's Problem or solution ic a problem. Write Poll' lit cart of this newspaper. 4 by Dick Covolli '-,i, "aJTt ti?A3 ,'%tl,,,gTII 5%( '1*,/'fl. actus y (4) Search tuc (0) Sunshine (9) Slim Mit. , 6 30 (0) Sunrise Semester Almanac 6 45 (2) Sunshine // "I WINTHROP , filled wi th blank pages. O'er solo isan oldee, "As ThneGov' - (9) News U Xl (2) NiwS Almanac by Dick C.v.IIa - Heart Is a MORNING - ., makes love to the general's wff Its. i.Ursells Arid,'ets slwamds 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (0) Where the o'iS (2) TV Classroom Pointer I have' discovered is to save those' old plastic curtains wash thoroughl and sew them mlii garment Lap to hold your clothes Sew them in the shape of those that come' S rprrt the' dr cleaners. which is Just P straight baF with a hole' at the top for the hanger to go through %A ith the colorful prints used in at, many plastic curtains, uric's closet can take on a very ga,s look and the differt'nt patterns will help one to recognize the type clothing that was put in each bag Also, such curtains can be used to make' covers for pillow's to go underneath pillowcases and sa ve the pillow's from perspiration stains. etc Tote bags witer drawstrings can Also be' made from such curtains and be' used to hold shut't cod they, hanc in the closet -ELSIE 44 '-.-- te Century ((0) 6 ) Family Affair (9) flewlIthid AFTERNOON 9 30 (0) Doris Day ho (0) onriy arid Cher 11 00 (2) (4) (9) News II 30 (2) Johnny Carton () ) M.,iir A,,,I i - (9) MovIes VOCAL C1 L II ,.I- . WINTHROP '°" fw,. - I1% .. ~f on T (9) That Girl to: ]d (2) Concentration 51:00 (3) 5,ahi of the TUESDAY i 1. \ I : with Ken playing Erik the Red 'There's also some tomfoolery wi th Ralph "This Is Vow' 1511e" Squares (3) Hollywood ( S) I ive at Lit. 9 00 (2) Movies (0) Here's lucy t - i sktin on MY expandable wall cost rack and eawfl% n t o Deal \ I.. ._ "'- 1.I into a hall. but I have dit.. X_ 1 1±~ N ,~ Iff g , t/A,l/AK!I. (/ 7 ~~ • () Let's Make ;'E" IslAr "B .'i1•'i.VAgiD1 (Y ') ' '/' ,,,,, - - - "Ii, ' "iIarne, Home on the Rhine," * * (9) Special ,~I-7 -) : A 04k f :7 .-C * * elevi - by Coker & Pcnn t Would you believe 1 ).11i Itt' her and Nanette F'uutiray air;' the love interests' It's it Western comedy and the frivolity sterns from a mail Truth L ;sesa __________ •I_l _._ Iterunt 5 00 (2) Laugh in ('I Guosmoire I - N',-" i -" ~~/ , ' I, ____ i 1. / (A ~L '7 r,4A\ 064 . 1 7pJ,O#?1J7" ' ,Ilt " (0) Hogan's Heroes _ yarn that I want to wind ill A - -2- " redeeming feature, is ezdtln.t 10-I1 CBS, The Sonny art os-cler bride who doesn't ahew UP ('her Show, Ken Berry jotn.s to marry Blocker, the town's Sonny arid Cher in country' P10' western Viking (ra tlt.2e"1, 54) IIi's blackarnith :7/A ,,' _Oil ( , - 1 4Z by Coke, & Penn :" DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve Is the' changln of the niitionO) commemorative days to Mondays. Now th e aporti-minth'd people and other's make Sun da> a hoIida inst ead of it clay of worship and rrst-M L I)LAH POLL"t'-I do not . ________ . 11 -- et ta,aidy an'l j. taut 7 00 (2) I Dream of ivannlo (0) Truth or Con sequences nces (9) Dragnet (2) To Tell the rcI4.se: J".-__ ti", eonal to tasnuis"i. as MONDAY EVENING M wft ,) '- --- * / wrss 3AW IN pw Prel It'll 11111, iuutke quit kcniiueoiippc*rafltts tonight Iliti-kinan, whose role Ili the tough cop in "The French I tvF'. wf WC ,T rgv'sjc' P" ASIr J Ir s5t i'' 7 , . ,S4wial, Connection" won him an Oscar ronsuinatiru, is quite adept in his l5tLL,,$?ci 4'O A \ 5K'5 tIt PlrosOf n.VJ14 'LOCAL 141R5P MASJ' 10 *AkT ("ASh 4,IKC I OW J0T LOO'( hi ,I ceec %)P OJ THAT SOOM -- - I ,,, I Pun Caiwtioys of Calico County" by Crooks & Lawrence - % [#I 8-9 Nlt(', Iliuwars and Martin's I ,aiugtm.lru Gene IttnkmNn Is a wirkinit i:ust , anti ltiuts'rt GI ukt and Sot' Ant I,ongslian - - day ' LA;rfNGI'nG, E_ _ [i ,1a7 S F f.'i,'J.r P I I I A10111 - . t,nsr'Iin ortl' 12 hnirs Dori I w InIC C ale,iwl that a Alight e oI'J r sn keep a man b'tvnse fm 'tv, It miff)' • Pha n that saimill man mstrio if to the J(tpua I, I glIltie with a Inokan lag with him A gre. that his mMfie?'l ,. AIIO gargle rot ipa hiss rnagsf al haaIsn plf4,ertta4 Agee.' that there's a tarritile draft coming through to his ankias, f'Ihrongh the s'rirm4.v, the 4rsr, the PraIt'say, ar',iincl th. television set rip i.n.ler the eteu't?pf td,nket and down his ski sm'k a Agree that uttr,vs are u,nsympath.tle Agrobia the ne agree, a(re. boy ule,iv.ru r raW newspapers Agree, hat.11 fi brick at the MT 'Fr,mnvrrrow or the neat Anti you' II 1a busy figuring his seerefir i's inc'sfn, tr,rrn; lb p way yot, promised you'd do i( ehe'i just and 1.11 him the whole department was failing to pi" A Mickey Rrraney ,rtwrne to k,et "VoI'f)a-Rni." harining, colorful speititile 1'Y lb. '.nl'j btacLunfth ftr,tr , Ski and Marty Krofft anal their leaving by getting a saloon ga tb. welIknnwn puppets, aupportiwl Miss Fabray, to pee Ann S'.th.rn prospective tsi4e by an allatar Alt-' plays the queen of the fair, and tutu legendary gunfight It took ABC, 'flue plate In Tombstone, Aria , Oct Itoward Coriell, the talky Moewlay Night Movie, "Tb" , IMI, between Wyatt Fnrp sportscaster who has been Bk,. Mat," Part Iii. 'P'i' and tI; brothers, plus 1kM' taking on acting parts lately, dialogue' doesn't trnpeovo ari, liolliday, versus the (lantiuns muirrates Others in the east In fast, it gets rrxte banal. ItInclude True' Fields, Milt setting l.0 World War I. the panti (he MeLnurys at the (>1< ri , ft"7 involves t ho IW'cJrnittrrt i i iri .UflIICM nanrwr,, lIlS 'cr5 ;slrrruly have retold ansi rill- Marks, t>iI (Tharlasill arwi air foer e George f'epparrl is ls'ili.stwd the story. This version Mk hr> ltwini'y. poor boy who makes gcirsi in u 9-I1 Nli(', NBC Monday Night war, reaping spatial bitter is well executed and introduces at the %viv irs,"The Cockeyed satisfaction river the snu,I sautuse new points by Bowen & Schwarz TH E BADGE GUYS . first try at uotne'Iy 4 4 ('ItS, Appointment With Destiny, ''Showdown at () K. Cot'i'al,"Tbis series hop" it) dispel many of the inythis anti an'ent the latis of the West's - F,0 ~ ~., ,a J..t? Aftit 1 Id T~ , V 6". il-, MA wl" cz,ic're' pe',o.r- acr'ljai.' -.1 I k 14 A I,0) F" )l,'a, a ,f l'lirIlie bitirl el don't tP.f him 'sift Sittlny, hull" Ihnn'l ask hew he managed a thme4aj" 19 Alit', 'H. Monday Night A i II c CAPTAIN EASY uu1i,,1 iy1i ts MONDAY. P"Ers. ii, 1172 ~ N \-~ I~ 1 ,I t r, I 1~ IAll 4 - - J.- I , . "-' ~ ELLEN .1I 1 s k.' IILAft I' .LV-arci:s prot4lcm with buttermilk left after buying quar1sued containers is easily solved b freeing cupstzed po rt ions I use mer) cottage cheese cartons and they are always ready and convenient- *, ) ( over ( I N ,I\ Li i lie sure Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for March is now read )r . For )'uur "up> send your btrttrdcte and (name of newspaper), b ox SI to Carroll Righter J:orsc 629, HOIIY.rOOd, Calif. 90(121. , \- -t :~ by Al V,,m.er by Bowen III, Schworz ' IQ 1. 1. a life is largely up to 'lOt'! is. '' ,.l ~ ' , ~%P.7 til / ___!, / EA'It j1 , .'' ' 1\ :\ AJEW(LRYF\? t. 5sa.$" of your ,,_, pRISCILLA'S POP WT114 A 61'ER€O A) TELEVISION a,',lb I l- ;P.Y kii-IIiiiii otTt't to tot ut,iI'Ireti's hair, .1', nil your gift shu.;' list It sent anti ptlIhul tIthe garage if citii' veull will ke.1i I''"r she 11 * 48Y In siwesi tl Iii I hsirik it 'ii Ii h,,s,i,anti h''tn" liii's, 'tiui're grulni I', ibit- there with him''' \Iusl ilnillir tittut the thing suit I lfwit wills a sit It hiisl,and 11 ti' ;uitirrut Illicit lii. fltst shufTi"' itsi's 111t, k lichen w' '"".1 In Pus 1A _'11 T ott' nil AS'I*G '\ 1 ~ n A " \ 4"i . 5' I THE BADGE GUYS a personal avoider! now keep poised is .-- p,ii V v sç ______ . . s_i r , -~i ) 7I VV I j) t' III , ak i,tl ,iviist, this is flu. tithie it, get h,"r ti agre. to wit hi vii . to p lilt (III III', lualsilu'. your 5 heck book SINI hike ()% 1.1 liii' ititintlil', hills Some set rntarls have tte.n by Larry Lewis 7'.tim , , it IN , p- ) ) c\ pmhtcm and is not acting good associate who has quite right A group affair is all right to attend, but make no unwise comments Be a Food mIser to Dec 2'!) A civic affair you SAGIflARJLJS (Not. ar, handling could have you puzzled but a Little study clears It or fine A person whu i' critical of your work should he I ''III Awl at 'liii' liii! tl,ifli! 0111' l$,'i wills ii tit it hs,istisin'I Is SISSY ilk tutu ('lildt en with fevers if lIlt lift. can (rust 'instant anti i'll 'o i "falls.; (liii It tiiiuhnnd • '.' '. . . , .lc . P(lTEfl% ~r- -`~ t ____ It • -H well Contact persons with to Sept. VIRGO (Aug much experience for the data you need to handle own affairs tetirt. Invitations extended to you should be accepted. ('inverse with an informative person ) You want to make some LILIRA !Sept. 3 to Out changes, but first study the situation well Be sure you know wIts! Y ou sir doing I a new tact where mate is concerned lidS I, t o'tit Bft k%ts'k'I 'f 'AT 2' are in property Ilk. t#inv 'ti*itiI it! 1111111r. with a uisk Ii itulsa nil it I,. l'l'''1 n a t.ohtl 5*1111 'f''t .lui'ttiiiitit (fill fir' elf fits tt.ttav to Z! t:5 ' Z_ 'L It 14 - r.r; ,wa'rx,. ThI - ' 4 I always have somrone sit CARROLL fl, ttI;'il 's' f'A,Il'.' 'ç ___ 'J personal cnmrnim&a from my secretary regarding the can. Lents of my mail And certainly none regarding m replies When I dictate to my secretay my thoughts are trans- mitted to her as mechanically as to the typewriter Itself This doesn't mean that I consider my secretary to be less ( 30 \ DEAR It A"T) B: If you are reasithetag marrying a man. v tm siimdd be able in disease the maser of his "pro1- von don't love Ibis mat s'nolgb is want I. help him with his Problem. and his daughter Is hIs problem. doit mare's him. "(, lii,' set ittil thing one ,Ii#u Is sail his 4014 velnry II you're ,gAh,. ,q i.,i; I ,, i,tTh1 (CrA4' ,- --' - retarded t She liii, never had a date in her life, and the reason £WN'ti eating from complexion obvious She has a bad continually She Is terribly overweight, vera lazy, and very, very aloTçy She "works" for her father1-filing" at his office) when at h s e k'c4a like It. which Isn't very often She's timatly leni daughter" with him. (Dee's he kno, what her potential Is'! Win is she prru*lUe'd is vr'grtatr"I If she Is. "sllkUy retarded." aurets she mold he doing more with her UI,'. If 5%iit4'tti ' , LAIt t 4) ~ ~J \¼,' ' , If ,_~ anywW PoLL'r ,. CAPUS CLATTER stsrrng B,mo Burns :&C'r ,44. It =-'T I home, eating and watching television She likes me. but I diu'.'t think I coulLl stand having her Live with us for the rest of her We, and l,m afraid that would be the deal. Well, Abby, what & you las' BETWIXT AND BETWEEN ' ;I I, I hEAR ARE),I must make a deelstu .twit nd I dw't knoit what to do I am In love with, and want to marry. a man Of conald' ersbk means and position I am 3 and have never been married Hr Is 44 and divorced His ci wife has remarried, old daughter and she is no problem But be has a 20-yearwho Lives with him, and she's the prohiem 's The daughter never got along with her mother [That is an only child. and why she's living with her father) She slight) while I don't know this for a fact, I think siwl ' 1Jt LI'iI1g with the Achy Ik " tj.,'ttti \ 5* v.ANI It fl*54 i,e 44 1,1131 flhli'viliIfl I by , S W. Iiigtul) t'?'Iis' , ' . tr CAMPUS CLATTER starring Binso Burns 4 liii's 4' LAP'l 1,1 I',' t,1 * ,,, , tAll 'è*Y 9, , *' :7Pv I I ' V k :' ,A ; U ftwrva ,Iiwl.il Sis' , ' 'tit' a,;i,I -, AM' ssai t'Mi SsC ,pv5 'g'i m . *041 , wit neptis f 4t'14*i,(oic, a, a is Birch hrew'o' 4 htt'U?t'I'C It )Iar.nCuod I 'II 11110 00 -0 = 5- 41Fr.Sr.t:osd War kt WiWWIO4 Iree bird 4: rarhanct tSDew'l'v? 7 Sin.IA , trom 23 4t4fl( 5•6i,f% Antarctica*.urik k . s "s, ssi,s' t'4, fl, . ~ TK)W a its ' -erc-'a, , ` t~k 74 Quo*43 '', .' '.' , ' - I wo- ma 37 Rnwsd.d se Tt.t tnno SIt i sit tu "'''• .-' __ alWit I,', 1 ,!1L4 )IO Ih$I Anwtw's' P SsoIPt - i, - - Is t Is "-' 's,, ". ,• -' !"' nikt" 3' Amorsean ii''5 " I !,Luw,'shnrne 4 Ciw'neur lit- "-' p4-rru ' ' 5,t(')-w. euftisre 51 Fer.'si 71 t' 'I "-" P'-'-"' %'t' •'" i"aw' 't'v4•' es wh"., •'* .' rw ____-_____ 11 M'inrJn', I- ti 7, 112 Thin ¶,tinfr,rtl Ifor,itel B ETTY CANARY - ALLEY OOP na .,rsi '.,rc'4t"r 'e C 46 rust, flow,t - Pialk 11- 13 mOose tc.h ii!whsI it rknt d.c. 7't River baprrw. DEAR A.BP.\ M) parrnU were retrent1% dinrrf'd I Live with m mother, but I we my Dad nccaonil1Y at a I made a dot: to pia tennis with h:'rI on Sunday tO Tnt not asked be cliii he iwcriitly joined Whet, we met "Dad because he didn't want anyone to knots he call him has a 2n.yearold daughter "Dad" I was hurt He Is my father Should I call turn HIS DAUGHTER ALLEY OOP I f4uri- ZIF. Blue— objects to name 'Dad' by V. T. Hesnhn Pi ii I Flora and Fauna ACROSS ". a.,.. 1 : 1 v 4 ., 0 t tI,IP.'l 0"l4 D*ii,w iPsCI,tt'', ''' �it Monday, Fet. 2. 1972 U-The S'snlord Herald SXIORRY CLINIC By George a young mother. her mn htme a t( h If 7011 were the husband ef this cruelly murdered young wife. hw would YOU feel about the recommefl datlen by the Chicago Judge? Our faithful soldiers and police Ieopardizs their lives every day in our de tense, so lets quit pUtting handcuffs on our protec tori! __________________ Pi(tTIO%JS 4' o' "a' IA lSAti% & XI S Pi rd 4. n in iess re('s1mm(1)d(I death entrvice for this brutal murderer. But the Judge. iTsi1gate the your mans StaxIlcs )ern Cisc T-5'1 I trime ht saving hu mother is a t.tll. handsome me }.1d died 'Allen he was cinh 'l 1 '-m of the Indiana Stute 2 vCrs old, and the boy ha And resic-rmakrrs att Pr •b then been reared b his aunt (U' those not Fir. Crane.' bc telemeeils indulge in wishful and wick I nd could sou address ttslrsliing or vain h011sng for So the Judge recnmIl inôtbh luncheon at mended that this Young WaCI. I.fasrttr? be released on pa. Nor are the peacemakers murd it is held adpernt those New Intl. Cits' "chick- rne! lmacme' l irdur Unwvrsrtv and will ens" who urr: '8ettrt In logic, wed call the ..itract the Dc-ad than Judge's argument an esamI(VutIes. parole officers arid Peac'emakm arc the dole- pIe of the fallacy of Ad "t.Ite hI,i,tiwa Polur'. guardians or pec- 1omiiwm," for he tned to in addition. thr ton of women and c4itkirrn maudlin emcsticsnahisTn Lafas-ette will . on our cits streets. namd. into a murder Case. l'r,"I'd h::st' - ,¼ vtLt s-oii rrders think thu 5% I p ir". 'iI arc also the high- 'ming cTflIiiCted TTIUtdOT-C-? Thr JESUS PRAISED POLICE rsffic'srts who safeguard should bejatTs1ed. espeeskUl' isrr 1.0(1 1 us -d Ic' tP.4L4i thornuchfarrs against when Lt Lalk's' was made a our 41511 at classes i:c psvchohsçs srsc reckless motor- wapeoat fot the hrhet dninken \orthwestern t,'nls'ertirs isti ft.rri officers in Vietnam y. I'r.,fflc Institute. I base crrtairsb include And they eek; Then an orphan in interest a keen our Soldiers. Sailors. !d*- his ear in a fatal smash-up. ilice ience. tines and Air Forcemen and does the Almights spare his In fact. Dr. Robert H WiUlirfl 551,0 shield us from life lust beeause hit mother oir of bead I -4Iilt. thu-n anstrT nations died 'Abc-n be was 2 years psvcbok's' department at depotx North'A c-stern tjniversth. that try tobulh little nrsgh. nkP ss'aa fin many years the aidi. bsing peoples, as in "I Isn't it time some of our tot of the Jciurrial of Comi- na! sentimental Judies got a TISI Law" and I often helped Fitit 101151' of (SlIT ' little more starr-b in their ri ss'ithi his o..liti!l ph Judges arc- induliri b-1 h1'n.' So I l4c'9)tP(l ()fbc'rr ken- nualIdirn srntimriitubt Send Ion ms booklet 'fl1slIeS imitation thus hamstringing the p0- CAsniman Fallacies in l4-ic And told the crowd that lit-c-. who must brave) - stand enclosing a long stamped. Christ lauded the police. out in uniforms at tarf1l return ems-lope, pIus 25 phis our znilitars men, in the for "mad dog" humans Last Auust IS, for ('54m7th Rssatitude 9." Awsn vie" H (' "'" ..i.vi5* • 1.1-. 151, art- the peace. plc. the Chicago TRIBUNE .-s ,iau..4 I43rr*d ,,.vImi.. pal 71 . ,-.., n.n'. .,. p?151I54 maIt.rrs," Jesus states, "for drscribed an I S's c-ar.nld p.s's •lt ,,w *54 Si" pa. at SW stabbed who mrps-atedh' man C-II 1,12 they shall be c,allod the cbs!- ,_, -- the I Ufl) fl G j ather WlNrLh PARK - Its 1ICU CE its tr'aditjc'nal Founders Wet-k actis-gwa, RoUuts Cn1ke has 1t'C1.*l planned "AprwrctstIon Night' f(R' (fl't-' 2,000 Murnru bt'u'ig Ui ClilttIil Florida. On Friday, from 7., 2.150 Rollins Alwnrii ,as'r bet-n uivitt'd toll parties to be given by local alumni thrmighc'ut the art-k I t I C t I S At irerisel, 5 p.m at each of - .' - , , 'S , C-.t'r' I I -. 5 !.ICIu'e% 154. I L itil that Qvr' ,e,.rp s sret', lo'lO*IaG 15aTh.Id wrWIfl 514$? 5*0. P00.0 0 (0.)!" 54115CC Di 0' ImInC'It Cou's', I Isrida PC so -we ai (10.5% •r14 tSD0CtD11 40? the P.'S,Oefe'.* 5"IThI'S 1,115.0. 51 Dr POlO 01 • 4 ltf'SSSCI - CIa'S a..? IrspucIDs-5 Pt,ciiicl I ppraplt p.,s-p 54aa'd Middle IChaS4 Prier , ta-1,t Is. ic f'p. I t'is' Cir's F I _______ _______- - Carl Setie Ii's' r'p;p A Pyp' hid 11510.11*11 P1*CI15CS I w,Iiao Scl*14, P.011 Do'o?'., M,a3D-5 (.e-s 1,05 5 los1'e,Il, 1,-?" C sn'4e's RDDr' CIa'S (Ii'S .154 II5s5*C1a05-PTPCIIICS 3 Avsi,i. Mae.as Fire 5414*1 .idvi A (.015*". CIa'S.. L's 0 PsISO' f %I Pope (.'c A , '515'S" A's'-t I1.g'is 5"r.r, $4 U (.asi.I ClIPS .1114 I1554*C'P's P11135.11 4 Citp NaIL LItaman$, 1.0*51 M*" Louse (I;IrS. (a's, a. C ft,a!Ilp Mp'.t,' Me.tI Ru" NyC 0450. 1 WISOSO IISSP.CiwIPrcdIIICll'CI'y (II'S and 14111 0.441 I aa 55 7.'. ,e (la's S, 'a 1 1 ginç (Thpiu M',,le' I54's0. (.4 Msvg.'s 51ra.ce • S.r•spa, Man.. To Chapte r Curl S4't)f IreMdcnt (If 1 I s"4" .5055(0 £ Rpa-,el ,6i1vards Slated :::. 7:S' :5..: initier kn I'ro.:rt-ss WIll tlmVr 11t lu-st Presidential Awards 1U1hiI fliursday, Feb. 24, at 7:30 p Kos. xis, aid Ekmentai at SCIKX4 00 North Street, Altamant, Sprtng,s, aet-ording tCI TiLts King, prruth'nt The pruirarn will u'ils* oftgut-s-I speaker. singing and reft-eshments and the public is im-itt'd o attrxi. trail ua furth I !3l-IZO or1j-l(l TIC DIO"', A . ' ('onI and Inspecla's P,pc.acl IS7,...;..,, C... ChIll" ',o",-na, * RoumII.t, Clr5 v',' ', a.r'; lp,rn5'0 I Sc" M*?IP'. Ii RaDo.r 4.15 lie 54 MrS 1 0 (050.' C'S'S .154 1 055*11*15 P?11IlSC1 s La54.pe 1119.4. Pevia' tI,IpIetelI (5.a' 5.Si lI I.e U P5.bnlS, C 'a' M's Raymond F inns's. 15*1mb C-' b.utaPI AlOel M's 0 0 CI,.rb and Ilstps-C1.rs P,,cinø 57 C*si.'5*r, *1419.1'S (loS 0"., 1 Psets.. CII'S MIllie %i'dtI Iy?Ps F i$Ii'. CPi.rI,s a 1r, M'S MC'v* !vaCP Vs-iA &,ast .d1 *04 II.?p11ts's P111,011 I$14msa54. Cas"itp L5rI Cen14 U 4.4*0,1* (5*1,515,, Cli's. t:dna Alt, S t..,ngs'on- Ijil' Ca'1i', Ml'10 '.Ipd Frtilizer r.b a.' la$a.s'41'$ Risc '.14 II 5.1,5.1115* N.pS 1(1.45 C-b.0 Sale Is On C-on.';.. CP.0.ps-ca; Csr'o ("1 Gr.P." (.'.*' II 51,?"' *1 PA.,;'. A '' The Jace'ts are ISOSI s. Mt C-' .gW ducctAng their annual Iertiluer cii's arni •asp,cIa'Prtcl*cI ) IIrlwelda (l,us.M.cp Read proTa,ms v,icb &i law tn- I s". 'ti P '.s *1s-5 ('a'* Di's, , , ,., D')'k Ha''."p' Ct,".'. 5/ (5oo*-r etc. Ci,00 a's? II'ipeCSb'$ Pv.slad II This ii34, 4Opu(.efltS%'pfliC J.pt 1a4*,aIS5 5.4*. 14,041'? r.o'ms. 4.5-51.159. Clerk. C-so';.. fertilizer. Telephone zv-4991 f 55 I?CC PA'S 5 0 G4III)*ay, i%'ery 1*'Uz to arch 4 a. • DJGG.AR MARGARET Ps DU&C.A& S"tsl'RDY- OAsiS I. Mci5!0S' Il01iOa Sla'e Bar" Su"e 33 5,*'s$D•C 150.44* 23171 4."lj'0.,'5 'o' 54U5415 TUXEDO ICED l0IE r,',os-,75 1117. Ma'cht- CD-or- CIe's CIII 5150.11,5's P?,CiIicl 77 54a1,rg (s.c Center 11Ia' .5 T011 ('Ii'I &II0$? Toll PopISh 510*11% MrS B0. *45) mel 1 ,OIIOC Maps Do'! t ('(A lDura,IIa' CIa'S *150 Iiispe'clars-PPlCI*d 3$ C.Sp 54 111510.4 UI.II?P lulding C'a'lcO'e 55 5rn01, Ca's, MI. ,'pa'c 4.:iI. 7p,9,r &lI.e CS'.enwe" . MI'S-P 5"11 5-ha' (119 5 arId IIispl'(tSls Pcttilict $ (roams HiP ltSoaI ' IN TNt CIRCUIT COURT IN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR FLORIDA 73's C,,I D.w,ij.a C ¶ - I C-IL £511 Lt'sP Sr. D'$ CD'P0'a'0. C.'ar ".-'w-s Cr'S. A A ('(405 1' A R.g;at A"sb Ba, ',C"ai *Il,$'I 11,15)' CIa'S tid InsppClhS Pspc,Il11 35Lab, Manral Sc.,? luI4In5 ,l,*"'P 3 Ip.r' ('p11 M.a'Qr14 C AO."t M'S Yb', .C"'15.P DO'. '1' P4$'YI' h,"i.t I C,xs0'sp..s-d CI'S a"d Il550.t5*I'I-PtCIACI IItngIst hIdes IcIw54 *0.0 CII'S bIll II,1P(t19$-P?PCIIN't 33P0.1*514.1 $6111.05 P. Scull' 1105 If Ma,Ip.' Cpsntr CI.'. Psa"-'n1,ad 17515 S Cli's .04 15.10.11.15 Pr,cincI • P5 COp C.mm,o',?, (5.Idi*$ i - i 1,'.. ..'p', a. • 'I-' :r iC i..? IS I5'" of Pre 5515* of Ctu.ptt-n q Pip ,.s-' .Na'r Cue'. lv" 55 Nattunal Asz.uciatj:sn of Rtbred i,,'--sa', M.'.a',' 51 Pic.'r50c';l'. L Rorss*g P.;, Federal Einpki)'CtfI. will be th.' ' i.4's-*5.I05peClses Pr1(IhIC1 53 Cli's pal ,speakrratthemcvsthI - nwetutl 04,055 R4b 5,1St Fi,, 55p1.0 (is-'s )rtl.t 4. of t*I4as- Chapter 1331 (if 05S", H,'i', 55 A C.r'a:'.r P NA1CGE to be held at th All $5:.,, c.'vi.' Pp".:a 4. blasSm*a Saints Eptwcipal Char-rb parish Cli's Ill II,ipecIs'-PveClIlCt 53' house in E,ntt'rpn,e Fnd, 541-151, Oclj*0. Tpwss Pill' dr'S 55's .50.150 1 .0 Feti 5, at ? p in 519p .55415 P$9's,' N".* a.,Is-,'t lie will discuss the upeonwig 1.00-Se O*,nt. *.i' CIa'S all? 11515*11.11 P.11.1511 1$ sitak consenUim to be M,lrnee .5,15.1' NIpS SCIw04 Gym. MV,. All Ic*'inci' federal ens- Larnp.oad Ralpe pI't't" lsvi".' :': thr ur's ir,. ka,mbad M0"tI (is-, McS.0bq ____________ 10.01 4.1*15 (0 Isa'l.s'* Is*n55' S Ja,n Cu'l'a' .4 I55t0.CtDS P111 1IC 11 esr Mars £I.III,*1.I', IcIs& ',.nir 55 C.*.Wis Ca's PP,,Iiri Ii ygt?-151' 9,, *45 IC; POlO .-', :.".r''.. 5 C-i"' JosOp ,.,..0 CSe"rt-'s Jr 'fT'S. 151$ 11150.11.51 Pr.cincl IIlug-ida ParTIble 54111.01 Is VaIi.' 00.0. -- t' 101) 1110 STORE 1,54 •f epic i t5* ,Ø rpm? Is, C's-I 04 5". Clc.' CD.s,1 0$ 54mnoi, Cjflp, 0140.45, pu"'Iuafl? D-C'Io, 9'. 5* Atlam.*IC C 1 "$, Frar,cq's Mel's, IC"'. 1"'t ba' , G.-'o I M's 11 A SoIi'.aP Nooc*' (5-01 CI..SS CIa'S Ill? I51SPP(ID1%P?1( 9.d 33' 5w.,*oad 1ii NeIl (Ifryp 5,1510 (Is-S. HOward .5 'Sel!la!I Du'v"', C Ha,'S Mar.. tlg.15 L'r%dl M.'S,I CIpri $n$ IasprOafs Pt1(i*C1 SIAIIPmIIS$m Sprint Scri..l bI"ps H EI.I5.,Atarv Mc''-tt' Cr's. Let. M.;a'r Pra0% JuCi G0,tl?4 CIa'S •154 IPSPI'C'V?S 1111,1(1 315.15*556, BIp1%5 CPUs-CS', 1 1 43.4 ppI MerediTh M5ls.c 4.I'W' B Covia'- C's-i Ma'Y 1 P.r.., 0 Thb?C, B.a"'Ce Pow'p'q Ba.-'laug' 14400,?' t. Ma';.'?' 5,,tA I 'aa5rs S Dc. 5.10.150.5 P,,CffiCt 34 54t,l hall Si Mar'p MaO4I5* Cli's lad (pti.c CPwrcIl Ede.rd (t"r-', (Is-. .'rt,e Vms- (5u'001 DosatO I*t1 T.,IO *111Th 0 tI,2.t,ItP S Cba's" bOAI'O 01 COUNTY COMMI1SIONERS Ip C.,.g D's,m"sonO C54rfS.?a t' M' 01* '22 - FICTITIOUS P5AME NOT ICE ISIs-Ct. R'W.0 Sf51? I .15 *'f-4S1 a' 403 JVs.*rii (5 bw";s (L5i1 1' 1,01,01 *0.0i', • 'lIThe' DI Mge Ir..5*le CS*n, r"9ag04 P110 PP.tI I E,'s0 It 009's'p ilem. *11, 9., (sa'i *i f IS'. (1,151 Cou't. 5m,rs.', Cc,jn', F10',.a .n aC(0'0•0. *?$1 lIst 0.Dv'ss01s, 4 Phi FoTfl,g.js ham, S'rissi. t *11 SftiiD $435, 0400,45 11q 5 51*0, (csa?,n p,,..,., 1573 Isp ______________________ __-_'.- Plan 'I 10(5(11 * butT .. 0.4,q,45fl15 NOTICE 00 SUIT 10 1051111? 11 5J 1T • CAROL 54.j( 5141T PS vi Is, MIlL 4Ip.Th'I, .1(1 GE 'rOUN GE A MIlL .5 IiJIT I ar 'SILLIAM ROBERT YOsJP.C,I I hqp PsuSba'vd l*i( (PsASE MANHATTAN BANE. pa,-ç (.orpo'a'o's o'gaSp0 rssIn *0501-" ftv. 10,5 04 e UssilpO lp'r5 0' re5 ,04'f'(e •a4 *Per.af,o,'I Ire uT1kso*' II I'5'04 00' YOU ARE HERESY NOPIrIED 1551' II' a(I'0' '0 tO'.CIOS? a l;gP P145 51115 fIiC elates' BUTT lad CAROL 51)1 (51)11 - 5,5 *?r - Mt IA J(RC-E YOUNGER lo'nss'rl, MIlL J SUIT' pod 11ILLIAY YOUNGLR.'r 10(5(11 h1ibS'54. JORDAN ML kIN COMPANY, • ($006. co'oo'.'.o" ¶P4E (HAS( MANHATTAN lapser * Sresn3 C0'pcs'IS'OA D'.niP0 *50 •5'lr59 u',c es'. 5,504 PPSC Un'lpO S'.'es 04 ATheV.cl aONi.t) THOMPSON a"? 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'id lv'IrrtIale 4. run rnt'it on S IS IMIu 191110540.ofsrn.IPsStaI. RoadS TP'ba. rI,rI ,'.*0i's (4V7 ,atI.rr Cm" S 4)410 .n$Ifl1'(IIlI *511 Ifll,.q$l.1e4 Thence 5,yfP1 055 lyllCrllaIf 4 'U IRin' 1,4 14'9t54'l'919 at S N 434 Palling Ptac.' Ssriando Sap4 5' ' U hi OçpCRlle Ma' *- " Svtdiv1on. 10019* 110914. SE IT 01)1754(14 STATE OF Ft.OflIDAI COUNTY OP SIMINOLVI I HIULSY (5LwlI1- I 'ill lIre 5.(i,I •.'I 4u'Pg' 'WI 1 4 I.,, a 4rCCI COpy (Ia knol.t,u4s 11415,41 bG*cdoI,!:,oi$s,Iv ! -'--------(loc.oa. al 1 flegullI M..$'ng held s 15s Is' 04, 0. FPbfvaIv, 1573 a-s 1114.141's 091 lP ,scofd M".i'i Sool (01.4 C.s'y Houses ACADEMY ai.4 as 300 a'. 170 p.r mIS'S all 5-0. 10 54* *11 5*.(S 11011551 *05. 3 i' ba$liS 5* 517.400 Will to Wall (atpll t$vo,sOu1. ,-s'?f*I H,al %ys$era. ,ssadecn *.?I' 5,1(51151 u'PP04 14s5115 F.' Sale FMmi £ Lois £ Acrsaq. l.uvestmcot PrRnel Estate Wanted CaLl 00. fly 5* ul.14y 1004, AUSTIN OLVELOPM(NTCOIP ' 0 ISo • 7 Al! .a,a5. SD' a59'.. a'vi 110100 1''.s • As Low As VS Mo 1sld 54s1415 1050 0(0 - Garage Rummage S.. is's Aucisens Wasitid T. Buy 5*ap And Trade Epsaposiot F.' Rant For Sal. Au M.iic.sI Mardsand.s. SIi' And OtfIc. E..peneast And T..h 'S.lMM Materials Laws And Garden IqsMpinhatt Uveø.ck And PouRry -Pets And S. *oocwr IL UI 51150P551Nt (QOl' 2121 5,a'.ford A., . Phone 233 40* c5 e. j 0y45.di Cl! p. 12'fl11lI 140,0Cm.) twIl 04*5. h,vsc,0 paid. 1e .A.Iiy bosh e,IPI 59*1• Poe *54 .04C'i'.Ca'pIt SI?s00 $P5045va5. 5*2310 pse ,nonH, pa,, all SULP NIAS I! 407* Is'?.' P's 177 71)5 Transport.? on -Au?. R.palrs Paris AccasSerI*'S -Im Autes -orcycl.'s And Scatters -Truc&s And TraIlers F.. 5.31 Want Ad Lal't 35* ti baD' CS P..ese .41 as 5.1511.0. d.n.ng and 1,055 rosin fsS'115 a., (Pip.'. '.*PI'%. 055' .si'.r. a'ilu'l. 114.400 v.54.5.Is ,ah,r 451405.1015 .s5i'55a91.b, Department Hours MONDAY thou FRIDAY I:A,M, 5. 3:30 P.M. SATURDAY 1:00 A.M, 5.12 NOON NOON TO TART OR CANCEL YOUR ALL UNTIL sO NEXT DAY SAT. 100$ FOR MONDAY. 0500 33)ISSI TPif., 0.0I osfil I baSil. *1* (*5 .1 I -awid ,*etp vail. 5110(5 P1454i 015 ST. JOHNS REALTY Now S 15 5,14 PsCrI 511,5. IldlUUl .*npt'04 Ia'iipd •fd 511,035 *5S0451? 55, pi' (hIt IalePlsI mi'llge .1 *4314 per 1,1*511,. clii' 41*01 p.ym.IU4 31) 1344. Mobile Homes - - --------- -'- GReGORY 55011,1,1 HOMES 24' lID' Sa'r.sq'On I -F 120th A, .371 tICS II I) Wanted Vo S2 uy -'-4- (,nSILI 150144 l'g 10.105*51 54 I) v.4*5 4.olS and p.r$s a,..l1blI DoOn Es. 7.3 5 p Il 2 I. j'Q.0Cd 1.445*0 #4v ipsrslqec. (Oflwin'S.45d, 51.XSlr'ras COINII-P40Ivi, vilIls alt' 55) ag 1...v 'neSS. pluS Ita II ' I,c 1,1*5 09 4,10 005.15*5% bUSY r ,., P AYION AiPI ' - 42 - '' ' - - - - Ioatsand ?#arlsw Equipment - CIi,.ø 5 S..bIe.,. ftc.at a9. Cop 100 NP Us- ,r, 55,1,-,. ,'.* $ II Ira. 5* 15,0 (.111 '.11 S'S aft.' P BOAT SHOW (c. 'al Ill dl 11.1 'is 0' I,a4u'I ttpI? 't"U* (5*41(51 4 bolts. 59eld boatS, t%. rutSaf5, (rlaOte'S.. 44- 1Il5cl *150 'n04O1 Very 10* '*0 0d.K hep Pt'trS 1,1. IMS II' tI 1- rUlIr man 5155 I egul-af 51535 IC Mwvatost ,IlI 15* PIP Oil '.Ive. a.sIp 51355 1,, *150 See, at I5 Pal Ifadin Pla'r, on Jeely 1.-cm. 140I*ShiNS ss"oa1.N 1.415)05 131 *51 ?raI1's's 5*400'.. 0a'44 130 -, I' ,aAdI SaIls cr45'$ lange's N.fi-gec.'u.% . (.nlral 1-lilt 5 -, .5CC WIlls '4e,, V - -j' t4 STENSTROM REALTY I *1 Wi 5' -.. •''.,.-, Saventh AISSIUS, North MIami. l'Iorlda 31141. 310 1113 - .- -_-- 45 SOLD 9 LEFT IF you haven't ion's SPsa'se Peisiss laIsly 1* lure you do betor. tP*y are alt sold' lOWest Ii located 1155! ''(Sdl SANFORD. è Blocks west at on 30411 55 French Ave sIy 3 tO S mIflutSi o all Shopping. Ctsurc$1e%Sc,s 20 West hat all cIty W'e'ce's S now lIsa gu IdeI irs. !P,l yOu muSt rsee '-' 5tarI 05 i*n(eI 50510 ad tot ti. tuilo*ing day SmIso 111!, b.tore *3 cwsai ag1 Saa'Ia, 1*151 ten, ye.' 715 '-"' And -. W1f S4 4.C.I'o Oi. LW *1* ts-a'I .5 505t-y ______ tA00%.f I5'44, PUCUT _____ - *071 *aoossrb 1r41101el *51 4S. 4.00 ,'. ,,.'., _a,,, ,, 5? -' _ 5 SHOPPERS - / ,0'> '•-.4' ( ..'- \,.. I - vIJlams - II *1. tic t,fl you quli?y vie ill rTye you In ow's I rqyst.al basIs *hlIs ys's.' loon 5 t*.rsej p50155515.5 3 Bedroom 5 s Baths lISA 83 IA -' i-es's The to? Iowsvsq bws i r"a'. -. ,41" lijIld t' y!314r ' con'en.enca Permanent residents atSd neWCOITI41' -'I *ttl t,nd "s's dlreciw", W1 rnØSt corven.ec" up- to-date *4'l "7 5 111 I'S 'v'tr'y irthler" - -' - V ONE F OR E V E / -. The Shoppers Guide is Here To Serve Fresh Product Air Conditioning AR SANFORD HEAT'NG 5, 4. a'.' CO$DITlOeI544 34'. 5 AsS 3734305 a - 3 *51 %l ?A?OtS. 2'.' 0. 54a5*5 £ -. (a'.o.t-asia' Sal. 5.0"' .9.551*4.". ,S"& iyUII_l j ,, ,. ,' '.f''. 7..' -". . Pet Care 4.5'S' , 4. 01 '* l'IR• ' ,' *5 Eating Places OMPL'Y MACK S TV I AFPSIAN(1 SIl'#ICl Pal?R *51,4.3231*50 U.,1444l,4' Rul." *40 15's' D' sac Pal"s' Pooi5upottes 'i -' _ Automotive 5ervic MIS 5I1)P1Lt15 .a,,, p0, 55.). 5 .Ii'5.,, se-is 55 .3,5 133 5 3471 5 - v". - 4.5 $11 ¶0.5% '.1*154? 50530' 5N11'5W 55*70-' Cl 05 . RIG ,4?ill04-- Na'i 9.34 '5,4. '5"7r-J'' S lt.54.5V •53535 .,514 , 55' , IOiCP,fl1n'101 '.ii.' 222 1242 .5' 5 ,,'9.vi s, 54 or, -- , ...... I ' 54I 445*. . ,' *4 *5 - , , -,, .'.'t.4 , I .' ' ,. ' %SI . ' TJT*r 'R,?nt1J . 5'- '),IL" I- ' .'a'enei.$sS 51' wOe 14.444 4.e A. ç'nsqt 535 IIIS osnIfiliCil s • ,1' o.51 UHALIL I I-,- 515 a? U 0 -' ' ' ' :'i-. , S's... J4. ''-'' S.,.iO"sal O.M..N.wresqn All ailv..smo ...aSSe Ia 5*. Sallied *4*544 15 *en., .,i* oalalRel.I$Il, 1* 541500 s 44,5 P.AMII.V SAUla,M 55*1 55(5* tt)Ie Thai 'I 0554.1054.4 5. 50 addsls.I 4.5*155*05 '.lBs a',.*ds,t Ii $a*5 ,bI'yIl .a%I*d'q l5s '.s•,l.a "I .01119.1.05 10411 50*514 ,alq _________ BUILDER DEVELOPER .,-.,-. , 'N Wa , 'I,' 5..l5"05. SIn .,.* vi ' & Sw"ila, 14. ''1 is. , - Wvll Orsllsn 011 - . ' ' '. .5 , _ ,.,. ''4 ' - '. Laundry Services 0*140*5 3* • _'5I 'S .. -0fl'''' 'S. 'I13'4I51*1AI ls-fi,' 15',.11 'fl'" '"' I • r Oa(K.*.)51I.S 5*1., 5)41I4.l SIlsl .- .5' 01' "--" .-.' . ' '.15 ' - Get In On All The Action! SANPORD PHONE JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE. ThE HE RAL C'S DAILY DIRECTORYOF USINESSERVIC ...Il cutlet.? 4310 S Days fl Days 13 w5*. 3 lIne A -U.O4 $1.iO B14,) .$ un. Ad-$4.72 $flOO $A.i0 S line Ad-$8.1O -' '1''' ... ,_.,. Income Ta* 0',, Ceralnics .51*4 .. -' .., - ______________ SUIts ,.NlC SCAUTY 4. *113 SAL 5-li 0w' (514.1, P's.' ii) '15 '135 151 v , ',r - Special Services ,_.__. C J17,600 - • Beauty Care '4'' • CTe n I ng Sitrv V1. (5N055* aA 5%(* 10) I $5.7 52) 1411 13 s155 715$ fl .5,.. ,.'s,-al'0,a 'a •- - -- - '' ,i 'a 04 IS - . 1 's 40 '54(41 "-ill 7tI 54 A4 S S •'10adql 151, vi • II 111 ,.i'ips04* ,de ''4415.1.5*, 55,P .o.fnd' 'U .14 Caees*1s ** Psi 10)04 S. " "' I -• 0.05554 5.005 1555 (ala i.ars. 01 '141505 , 15*vi Al )370454 - - _-- 1:1 C ' . .., 3,,,,. ' 4. ..%5*05 5.P5 5*51 Ca*'atIs WI? 'O4S5 • isS (V.44.4515. 05. In 3 9.,.' - "Si II". 5401,3 ' 2 i's-sW .,.' .,,a, Ps,, "a". 5.4.4.15 A..554L 1 ,u'..' . IL Paradise Puol'. 51014 130 - IV .'., '"' '4 - ' .54 ." "151. 51.1 'IANQY MAN 44 5* %,ss.a.l pa.s-,'IV Auto Insurance I1''J .1 ...'.'.'.. - Home tmprovements - C,OCtriC PlumbIng . GIas-Mirrori ' •.4.v, all? K $C%a'i A'? *a a". p's 4 04 '4' '4 I'5* 5 '%l 5:5 541 - : '4' 'S4'%U'I K ,,t.4sSI :':'v-.q'-"''' - .,.(IIIVANIATI4GIAII 30510l?IOWIrIG 511511(5 3D 34)4 101* 0i'laen Dr req 55. IS '554 5.5 '':,:'. t 0*550055 *55.0' .5*3*1'S Nj Gejs Q tie i: ."'III '7' '5 571 .512 2511 Pa'S 540 '515. '7.4 .1.4 555(1* 'SIll p11 .' '1'.JI S -.' ,, 4,, • I, i". .7 ,,,, 'y ,,, S NesT 05% 1.2 5.71,7 . 51 15 5 'I'S' -. 1 '0" ,l Appliances qual?y as a buyer un' 15.1 ,arIOu$ tIIS*fS,. iCl.3 04 b.tur.Noonto -- ' SHOP THE EASY WAY! FINEST I CLASSIFIED! CAll *.ekdays - Livestock 52 - NEW HOMES - Line to _ GUIDE - ov.rsd by tfl. AGE t)ISCMIMINAVION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT Mis. inlatmallon nay b ubIined tram thu Wag. Hour ottIce *t 3*7 Car t*In. lulIding, 17410 N F - 4 5 V¶ -,' 5'.. rag rn-i,. ,ci,,. s-,o vi... a. $111 *40w J5*p.,3755 ,_ ------ THE lino'*Ingly accept HELP .' I'-- Ca's C'se.en-i 'en si eep.t yIpII45S5 33335$) *n ,a,s.q 0'.ceq C-busS p'. 51.41 Gwid sees 53 ,'W...'s ITS 5* Yard Enclosed For Privacy IRAIUY ODIJAM WANTEt) ADt lisa? In dlCa?es a seteranc. based -- Mat-CSaIIdI'sI --- 55505 -"- - , - M.s.c.aI $1 130 1.30 ---- - Rear lam PuSi'" Your Direct ,. I 84* Pail lb.ve ThIs NEWSPAPER does no? - - 5'15'15. I.1*..(a 20 WEST - 312 7420 Antqses 5 544 5 -1011- 111440 -'; / " F I NA N Cl NC,- 3I,J I I "' ' - 2- 2611 a-. - - **1.,,.j ."l 5' 5451 Pt'000 MAICI *USWIYUPI 5e's.s$.s's 5*031,5 5 54114555 #5*, 15 II m. I 5an'4 HI1, Pa'ra, C.,pm'.s, 3.455410 Ii'. 50'I Apis? '35 II'.. '* **1IIalO • -" SI P__f COLONIAL Now ii * PlumeS i IloiSof %yP0115*? nA.q 511.0)0511.1)0 P HA VA SNAilS _ loss CONTEMPORARY '.3 2 -. ye'.* $,4?l All? I, 00*5' a"'t 'Aa"s 5.i'rlel Cal 114 '14 ,*' Plw0 on IT A WPIII)t)4,lhI',MSIfONFif III N I1 a s sa,,Iys .7 hb•g'tI 111 us' I)) '1451 aa, C a' '1,' r'.- 55 4Øi_ vs- ...-' 'Sle* LW 73115 5 las.,. ee. ,,. 71" 'wIt 17l 5,11511143, i' 41-s r0041 5* fIw'?qSf 'siga1 *antd I,a.I.' boal a'? r.aso"abI. No Mod? •ltas. PCi'. 1331110 SPANISH 2 M,qWal Ut,Is P u1Iy I ---'--' 4$'. A 77 - (all 09a4.* $4 1.*W*TVSD $5.atwpm*r 173053 DIs., r's *1POhIa Mar's R5*?WR Is,,'.., CA'.H 173 4133 aWI.*1s? P5 5501 1145't I WV'S Mars 315 5,a*01,g SIC Slaw First II REAL'? P1*4. II) $301 leap HipwIISa A.• pIll I) C.alapeS (pm005W, 7 *445 50111 !SV' lal-* r wI' 4.50 P'. $1 0P1 P LI',. c Small flat bO"u.,% boat SOUR 51010015. 2 1541*. ia'e bIOS., vi.IP, bl..SIatt s-ca .s'.cad p*rd .eetc a 1.19e V loom a-b tond,l,0rid u.ud 1*aI.o.s 531 503 Termt 1#4 III 7171 CASH SOW 'vOUiI t QUl TV Call (olI,sl $14 sill V ''-'---l54,".a P140, Ad'S' 55*' 5'0•5 v.'- .,Il'4 ,a' mq,lI a' eeas rPutPl a" $175 IS .sI'a' I $150 4virs,w'4 e FOR .414 Iulfl',r. iou's. etc Svy I 37 Real Estate Wanted COUNTRY-i', Acre 5*m,s,l. 3.' ,y .1 Cr cr5 aplC'l g u'., ''en ,RO,, - (15ee'? $ I'e llialsOe iS 155 _ NAN TED A15lqo5'. 1v'p,I?u. Appluts(,5 I ps 1, Pull P11ui CIII 373 5130 - t • *0 - - .4(1434.1 *0110 SAlES P0-it setietos, aI dOs,05 .140 01 arp.$ilw'*e5150e5 $21.10. Terms .a. ises Pars 11.0441171 8435 N..0I, puad,S £ N01ed.s Call fl5 4055 321 1515 137 4414. '--- I b.draoms. 7 b4*PI. lan,lp r*osss .1111011 STENSTROM 34 s'sI5),1 l'vi"'i 0' -. .0 ,, 000515 . ONE OF SANFORD S low' b,df004'is., I'i 1*551. tentral avp.l,0 P'.af acid ar, PoII 550154*4. Sais5*d $15,710 (HA. VA0.FHAflSFasWI(9* (.ANW,CONSTRUCTIOS4 511.Id.qs'i ' 10(04 AIISON L*&LUSI'IL ThiS 3 bedrOom. I", b*t51 *155 t OCIUSIVI NIAN 5 .5 ( Psoad to 5411! (}*naISaSSIiIl loll .54 .11111 plOy 0.015111.0? $15. $4 S vies b00'00. 7 baf1% *19' 11014. *111's.0 I'I *4105 Hal ill SI.. 5100.11551 arid 1,505$ 04 $51? ,.Iras 41511 a h*. I't'. and a IuC'p$l" IC CainpoS LaSS Cl Johnny Walker Realty Homes CALL STENSTROM '5f.'th' 5al.'s L*ader" ple,4a rosns IS uS?I' 5* arid 1I 1*0 5% vip II yall IllS, and N'&*I II 0.1 a,fl.ng .ns.d 535.035 Wi ISa' Now 0,11-114554 lern'5 (all heed TIlt TIME 7151(01 laM 0 AvSI41i P4*'5 - Rems.na. Ppa,pisl 5?p.1,q IL.", lION PARK AVtP4UF 377453) A.a.lat,l,fSIle?Sat 177155. 1)9 117 31%: ,,4.eI the.4. iarpllId 19J1S11*1' bu,14054- 515(1111% i*i'I'd %'l 450 134 tIll 1.141*41515 coenplillly at ca'sd,$.OrW'd. *llsin tIp I.m.l'l R.,Ce Ci.stra,dr's. IcC (v'r'q'S3T3 3735004 Fl-IA-- VA-FIlL 335 - '' ________ * Aucitens (a's', 4Ii0SI_i 001(01000' Op'.'a Cal, IS s 5,•01.00 (.rraers pie closdP' II 1'. A.'res 154'ad Sa*0ard Chfy LIr,'lI See Ga.nn Camp Coop.'. 5.'ss'nol,. W.4,i Rd 3310111 :1,1 VS VT, 4155 ----- .......'- 'ISVINC*CO010&$f C• 0,t.-45es 'a 551.05 PUSs IC A,,J(Tl0ll I 'c', 55*50*, ,s'qn' p m hAL TORI 377 7711 821 ParS N'g.51 5,,nday% A H11'days Cast 3*31114 373 5)51 372 04.1*. i bedc00 Si 77)0371 ASS ALTY. INC Reg R.II(sIa1.Pl'05I' - 3.0 S.,loss NOW UP4OIN CONSTRUCTION 3 b hIThS- I', baIPI P40155*5 Central WaIl *0 WaIl Cadp.$s tn If,lr,QrCIIo. garage 51.'.,, Qtl5I' .5 tr p5 in:s" I l,y,!OShp.l'ig Sf 1100's (P.S'S P54's M,nR't'. 05*11 1 sic rdlp .ss luCp as 001151 FlU Ni' Kgsb.rr' * Ony$2OO Down * -SKYC Irs -elan and Maflu. (,r*0I -Camplo, Es.k,.is.51 -Spsm'ts E.iament - r- 122 7171 273 0415 - - - - - -- ---- Lots £ Acreage - - -------.- .,p. .4 35*Ia' 441$, Fec Sal. Lab, Ma' 30 Acvi-* 4.1 Sale 00 IllS?. 01 11 j'v.de P15r SchooL bI-teelec i'd ad 4515 Is.. Sect.oa *& 7030 *015,5 (5.11.1(1331 West Terra Cotta AVe . Crystal Lake III 15014 LOW DOWN P*YM(NY RICONDIT ION ED C OUSt I TI 3 Ill .514 W0.% $P4150155 5 * 9. hag $55 las lOy a15. 550 53. '58 00 MAN CONSTRUCT 1011 CORP - C,OVLRNMEIITOWN(DHOMES ii M 9m.- Dr lye 33 Boa 31 -- "St 17-) 37dI ual If..?. 3 arid 4 51i4'00I5. mod,fl R.,bafa 515? in (Ily 735 51144 & A1lam,, Springs ISa 'Cs PP 5'77 511' ________ 0II 1.14 *100. P4a5*, Gali Ck.fr% SAU IS AGENCY DEVELOPMENT CORP. 1,1 4300 * Woodmere Park * MerchandIse Mr,1,I Op.". Daly 259. ',i Mrllonv,lle IrIS o. Rot*l.. r.0's! Ofs L0(utl beat'55'( ab'rw%. 1a'g? paiw'Iird Is taoist 111c3411e £ bf.,aul,IUI SIlIhoni I a'g. slillIly COOn' $ vIm 5*7.400 MANOR ,sida' lIlA 72% Real Estate For Sale (ia, 371 7713 -- PINICREST- 3 bl*Ssra, S For Sal. $200 DOWN ,,.',,. 5.,vl Pasa'D , a'. s,,u.ld.ng now 1-em., hew 0$ r000fl- I ', mr ,s€u e i .544 'o5. Pfot is P.ou%.ng 0*,, (bI5 Qil1p POICC". Ire .5 yOu AUSTIN ,.,sI tOt 340 mon'Prl .5 yDO Qullily '1 IN WITNESS *1-4(14100. I i4S 1*0150540 14$ Thy hand and altl,'d I II. 0411(141 5.41 04 the Sold COII'OV 'oramu$,.r ISis 5,15 day UI i'ti'a'p. 1513 ."l' 5$ B*S 11'. Jr (Ia-rb sAIr.i Board of Ctsun .1' *nd $0. IV k"'ICounI,. 010,141 PbII5S Feb II. 71.314. Ma' a. Ifl 01A45 MI11 H.niss Rest -Res.rt Pc spa-fly For Rent -usànoss Pvvpeely F.' Read -Wanted 1. Ron? NISOt .'I Ilr•l tad (Q?115? 01'S 5,? 'ru"1r I 'I-. ISpg 5"a"0. (0 Deeds ' " l (Is-h (0 P. ('bit Cou'? CCnIp and 51.s, S*id rPn.4e.S t.4 (".0" Ii"? l,,. dl 1,1,1 " "1kaUi'',.""" 5111e U*Iwrnn,$ed aIcs'sg 55.? TPsa'i(e lyri Ce'I?f in. of Ec,,c Park AvInul ID P5 I.re'OPS Irs. 1515'TS?C?.OfI 04 5155 Seaboard Coast LI?,. Ral?Oad I 1, lIp Br *nCli I 1P,.no.run*IOLIOIISSCCfl!tr l,rI.Of 1St St*board Coatl LIne RaIro04 SOV!P'*4StCrIy tO IS, Ir!tlia"O" *,$I, IS.? Orange S,mnote 501,0P,?l,I Ron? Rent Wall 10 wIll Carw5 Central heal MbiI. Homes Rent - _ Sports Equipment 44 SI IT Us Il MODULAR HOMI AA,vs.re WITh?? CIIy Limit' *1-40 CAN QUALIFY UNDER NEW 54* 23% PROGRAM' Tw Ml ba?P,5 (all Doe. LIp 10045 30$ *31 4(0lIe(l I? 57 5rg.c, Mnw-,eIand taflt0.d M4t.lr 05 (i,lls3onI Ps'S 571 5*50 Ae,ne,re $Irl, irIrOSeCICIS 04 FOrest Al (*0(5 PsOmtl 5, lout b11t'ar Garage or Carporl 3 (5.0000155 3) r •.Ci' 5303 5*05 1110 _______ 54 a"p.I 540,'.' us14 I mn -r-'fI'f.*0 $350 lOS'S 55*55 (11' a". S.-' rss.a S-i'd 0e O 171 SIli 5,'. - - 01,00e sw' - - $Il.y*e'3 51"OR' '- 731053 "..e" '137505* 9.,A.5.*O1.a 5- ni .. 0* allIs W ' ---- CERAMIC tALC I '.'' p304741 ?,' ;Øqi'ut Ta",45' ) W OS. 44 A( 55403 benP * now ISis Oe5*'dd ' 1'7) 15 '35*011 F' e 5*515* mrs-Ps' .-_------- ._ , s I C' *5*'v 'a"tal 5*.44 p.r.*.os .Pulfft I UIP...II 35 C c's. 0'*'0. $oa'$ 33, C..' 'en P'-pa,e sell free U-rn ' Ma'S-ow S55* 5.1550 ? 55 - *'.s- - • (45 la-. •s,r-0.$00 -'*55"'% 4401)1101 APPL,*ell'F Papal. *1501070'S al.fl.4SSP b V is*'s TI ' 0.4% "45t 's0,14 *1iII. 17'S 71* - - - - -- - 54411W r$$*Up,YIPSF ro*.a." a.'.,'v., 50" '' ' 5*05's, Sma'y 50*5350' -- 7.-,.',. ...4.' REALTY SANFORD 14.0w 1 A rot 0.0 1.'-' (ap.. viSIt' *14* Ira.., 5 373.54 ___________________- - s CampIng Equipment 41 tIitIlanal5 iI ,t,011*1115 *0' I'HA 735 a' APTS .150 lr..lP% -osnss For Rent -.ttments Ron? 74540(41 %IRVl( (SI I 171 •' ' P'o'rs. #0.-er 05*10. S Sa"l A.. 171 OIl lake J.iinui' 45 4 45* *1 570 IIOI '15544$' *1 .n i".uiII r all' 04 7 tee-' len' l01 310 Houses Rent Furnished 24 C',.,' - pj4 tAO005 I S ('iPN'YUPF 5 p isssdil, i700'5 15 If' A *10 $,fta*sy Paws si*'s All SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Calibart Real Lstate SANFORD wIll Io**11 (a' - vi a'5*er & dry0. 5343 mont's Call - 333 1553 a4Ir 3 11 a S I 134 115(4-Ice run vi's-tte'Iy 4long I,'? dli?.? lrs of S I134 totS'. CI1,'tT Manor 75 U-F.mmle Help Wanted llA S'S 373 5545 Down 51 ',..,., 'n' s' loIS las* ISV, I"-.'. 5)55.45 -- EI'3sJIpfnri'Vt Isir 54 - And S.,poSa'. ' *0 ' '-- u A& IV 3545 I"., I,.. I Ipi.11'.'b.' lfl Jil5 ;%'. I',.s S.,eela,'. 1,1 P-4.IldayS La" 5 (0* 77704.15 ns,,,i 1750544 177*445 P001,555 AVALON APAIITM(p4y AduI5 No Pi'l5 114*. 2nd II Employment y -- -. - ' stentat.t Gondu cia ' - Pa.aiq. 0da's enq4'en ?** 14151 )7' - I 5.'.,' 1' 101 C Well lI SI Wit ASA APARTMENTS fl1W I .rsI Street -- cIt-ok I 1511*4 1.9 drapes, ale c*sdIIia',IP fly ownee. tall 5* - 1*55 IrAt TV lhdSUIAPl( I Apartments Rent Furnished (5. Los B WmIia' .% - 15'.,'. 23 I5*4,C0.e ii M H U NT '-''I tApmt,,q. Orlando WI' Mt 5 IiI PP'S(P' Rooms For Rent IN-li' no.?. 1* 1*55, day, 0005. reeewO$, 377 45.41 III 'i * '5' Over ass 2231553 Suect 11505 I'S 37) 7510 )- Annsuecenw'nts 4--Cards 51 Thns msr4auIn 5.- In Sf1ufl4tII'5 I STI M$'I U Al,tNCY 2OO 21 51' Boats and Marine Equipment 47 (0.1,01 1-4.41. Carp.'!. 0a05. alit u.s n'.sa $ "vi As 511 15 n's TIIMFIIINI. TOT', -Instrvdsn j. • l.l vs,.? nSa, P*n (54t 510000 lIp.e (*4 *,en, '-17', ACILS I' w'ld r1*44 *54 '1fih5*s'Wp$lII5s,q Qsftp$5 501' Chsld Care )- Prrssnals 4-- Business Wallace 34 p4aIl Mall All' I STI Ul'I 05$!' 1111 AlIt Jl*4'009n 5.s,l,.Ih p l.a. g*emqi, 45012? 511,4. 515503 *000MI 04 3 badrsm.p I p.n.hl04 lying farm, $enisd pa-fl I5)AY(A4$l (1545111 & Found 11 ii?i ia'. lamlIp t.n,.sh 355.11.11 l.a's 511rd Call I 10. 1 1I1 11155 3477 110411 A,p i'- "''- ' 1751730 *..v'* Cow.* lien -WrP'ITPO ," u r,*.t,Pv rPw"P* 1'fl sas a5 -a'-, Ave 0 Houses For Sale I 'U' 514510 (1500111*11*15 SIlIX I ,npn, Inq ,.Il$,l. 377)314 in Announcements I , ball 1 P1,Vn"e'e Drip', rrI.g.out PIPS waa$.d $00 DomestIC ('TLL, III A( $4( 5, H.'d b.11tioy 5 -ir Houses For III I C asvrIlw-try Sit 31511 vsanaperar,II II I, .. - ' '''"S -' - '05*4* If 44111055 P 05)5* 0P551'F0 .' w?.;j ' 31 , -, SAL I P441'i (lY MI NI II IWO%SAiAiby 7115'S 54'•' I P41 434, Ii.qOflIp Sq P.P01C50v 015 " - -. .54,.4 0*"51"S 0 I**15 50 15.,.' C's 35 55 1' a' 4431' "aca O - M'I"Sc "a _'s_ _'5 - •_ . ...... '.',s-," -" ' - ,1 ,-7 ##,I• p9*50 5-Il :LI:''t.L. 'e1" Male Female Help Wanted 11 17 sad COurt *t,l.Ofl hit 5*455 fIpØ NapnQ So, A,ppoiilm0.i$ as Ad yA,fS%t,a$O, ces She (slate 04 AR THUR JOSEPH flORA, *rId soy ac PW'?O rp-q,rrd toll? pour w,IifS 004401505 tPIprtSO *-lAfl $o,?p da% alter is. IIt pvtli'.0S 0. S*c*04 Should 500 ICI1 tP,rtn. Ga?'re liull b raternd in du course uc'0. Sad p141.015 5511P4(SSfflphindIP*SeaIO4%1 Co.rt at 5prnnOIe County, Flofida,' tt,t I0'p,cii of l'pbruary. A 0 1573 a,pt.. i.-;' 1,14 :5 -I' I I Lrs*St'sfk And Pout",' - c.- - I s-I Ft t'Hg,4' / - Fsps'Sate 'sir t 'iilS'pJs \, / ,_,,,,, J II'S' *'.i "i onse PIaee calaleps p.iI I waif ng i'41s* I a' apSvsI,ftras-" Psi"- ,,suw.il(h.s'rsM.thud? Sou 4r# PH'(t515 fl*I$Pd ite*I a i-44rl5PlflS0IS and LIttle' - . ' rr II 35 1 S's. P _______________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ COUNTY FLORIDA ON THE 1ST I "'I •A 4150 $14.04. -. 51' DAY 01 FEBRUARY A 0 1572 PIv *5*.. pa'IIId site ti SendPiI 11541114.5 CPW'P'* 55011 •, ? a'p.a',, Ats'p"' tJn5*d ' 5p'sjsis. o'c-,df and i s' gpns nsa , eIj C00"p Corn "e BO4d ft' C40.iO0."t, H0.0.nO0 Escobs' m'$S0fl0.t 04 cbs" (55fli. $JD pad 55.r$m ElIot'.'. PuS vile and r.cOr,1ra0.lCaP.O' *'vØ agip'cwal of It 15510.11 a Ii"' .101 reil r,Op4r5, In an! s.tia. "'1 D's"c' $4s4 deSc'bId PA Si.JCtI01.W 0 £11150015. add lsu"Da"10 yea'. So 154r.QC lPI as 10115-rn'S 4.04 24, hod £ SUM IO(blD0%04 poling pi*Cr o4 ,le(t40n 55(15(1 54311*4 SECTiON 1. prec-'sC55. fld scQ00, 'Q Ic IA? P.?! ?5*'.04 *5 'SPill (AS. ¶1'. 5jp4rw 100 of rt-10'00d ,'s Pii 100415 Ppr 71 1l11'.0.s04 5.,Yiir101C C*v"y 0d " S'SC 77. PblC lec0'D5 4 14mf,0Ie I7I ,,C(linmP9d and a0000VP Cou"!v. OlD-ida. $'sC If SpQar.ng So r',rpI,Q?. o' rp*t.O0 0 •Io'cIv, i'r"Gi', 5', CDuP ?P.$? VP'. pr,t'rICtI fl $t15 15011 COunty. Hs-ria 40 *050 55" .$" £510010. Pr5 O',dL b lIst Bo.'G of CoulIty *-ft al. rio' ,rti$b'Pfl'504'io'- DoM CDmrA154111'f"l (0 Sens.rioIf Counts, 15. SIa'a 0' rlo,o$ sad Par? - -____________________ - - - flc,4 0' jflf$? • 9. .00*.rad P, 9 .'s $54 F 1*0.04. •rs4 lIIEREAS, I,.? Board DI C)s,n'p ta PI'IOl'$l ww. 111101" ',st IN COUNTY JUDGE'S (DUll CSsrnrnss.00*r% Cl Sa','.aolt Coulily. 11,0 b(dpliSC FLORIDA LWIWO,,E ,*CPSSarV ID F.r104. 00 Oe0.' 'ttOt"CC .150 *'SIre*bClti1I $'C I.e Ni pill ."eo of trelse - f'C"ba d*P,C'S Cf IS .1 ORDERED tS11 l'sIac* . P55BL( (StAll 05 D'?t.'scis. and Hern$1500 Esco51.r end Mr .m f5 • 51 5$ C AP4EREAS. 5571 *15 *91 000 11c00$' P1-S vile. ipol-ar',' plead 'a prvid04 'I Chapter "-ts,,c 'r c-ua'.. 139. Cia tp c co"5-an 5$ CII 110. oa 5I(0$15 5543. *154 '' i;:. .nc . jØP tPa'I1f NOTIC £ OF FINAL It PORT cit (.oyll *,lI 0.010,0 , 0 "'.541'-ng O1 73 AND APPLICAT 1011 'Ss(R(AS. Clap'.' a4 •0.s54C*P ,OVI of 9, 5• • , FOR DISCHARGE ses s543 ds pow0i (scot.? and 55rpm 1109.04 $I?i,ss,,naneo '15 '5* dVi5'01 Pl'L0."l •, ?P14? *155 tP$flQ? (11CR'.'. P'S vi li. SilO been 1Cf'vPd 'Ce't'I'P as AC '•' "' njmbe' of bovnda'Cl 04 154111114" vi" o'odI••.5 ,n 55* 5laIe ol FlO'.Da, pr.c.ncl 5P'*II 0? •CC$i'*lClr 's ;Ira'cv t laud P5V1. 54% iP9it nlp 50 $o' 5.j1 010,1 016 t,v 54 aCmlI1??*t,Di'I bomR14P0 Oe%Cr.bId .15 *155059 by is. Cunlp $4.t?445i 1555. 'POle 7$ Un?04 5taI 1150.51,5 bad Pal 411.0 in 51,0 tDu'-1 CommtSoI'*rl 4 Seernoll CoylsIp, some,ORDERED 5545 , j cad.. t ID' apo-ta"oIS s.' 105)0.1 0150 5110 SPIll 'P.s bDu?4*'.Il arid ITh '104 • IP',5 0.00' be py51I5PO4 515 '505(1 .4 00i11.0ns a'0.1195CSt4" IS 1(11I014r9. dsc's.'g. It'4 Ur,'.d S.'15 55.a'554i . • $155 5550sr105,eOu't I.IpØ After 11,119 '0" *154 5545 ¶5* poIl.rig plaCel gervi'.l (?IVI(0.0. a' 511a1l Is cliarly d$'n0 4150 0'O04 0' p.EIiC*!.0. ISO*?19 ?Ac5 Sf1150501 Cuu"f,, Flo'id.- O0.• a Pill baSli P.*)l5P'5C 0011. 5 OIWDPd ar.d 15.11 *1551 cParsQfl *teS 0' 5 , s 141 (o'i$.t'Co'.e vir14 50o ccisla-cu4 ve .e.'4S. $5. shill be PSJSS!'V*O SOUr III tmf% Ill Pl$P1 co"smCIX.11O 0. 0etj'aa? 7. ,,.,r- of 0. 10Th? nevispIpef In 50.151501, O,iaaoo, DOPaL AND 010(1(0.' 0 0'%lH,Di,0. CO,,,n'p, arid 110.5)1, i'I'5 71"' 0, ol .J$n,.*r,. IS'. lIPs dày a,.0 is'.'. vii' 50a'P 0.40', SAl WHEREAS, S'7 Ds-t,rnber. 1171,11-4 Bo.r004C0Uf'iy GLC-R,t C I'QLSPIG A C (p'pr01ieP. Co',''t1,01'*95 in .054 50' 14115.11011 Ur'04 SIa',s 4.6"sinIt'S'Df (0 Coin'. 00 rrlvs pyrttjlfll ID OslrcI JudO' 540 71431.2$-AM*' a. Cau'a' SE (31 S'Io'ida S$*Pij'fl p,s',s'i 0,51 C&MPISTCR I CLRPENT(R 1543, '0 iilP9 'P.s-I e,tItag •le(i0?. ¶3 5C73 AT LA* LIT OR NE 5% (X'(alPs and 50 (rea! (e,tan 950* ('i,±_r. ix Ha"4O'd 1.10".; pt.nt1-1 and 300 Eli Rtn' 3.t'es" IA. .00.15*0 WHEREAS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND 0.11,440 (ID-iD. 37101 04 ths 79, day 04 '0504(0-05' FOR SCYINOLI COUNTY, nt, n M4'C" a t3 D.s,mt,f. 5573. 1vi$11l1 FLORIDA IN CHANCERY NO 7135 CP.41.'e' '01 73, FIord. StitOfes OIL ¶513, *01 .'icO#0a54 ,9, 'Ps Ofl.5..I Il. Is It. mI,r5,I 0$ V a.', Sa",."QI. COUn', Boo. ,L$, 1111"th (,, ,_ ,. 550. CI P.gsi III $te?ougIs SIP. and a-: aSs d.lLrt*d 115 0059 445 n•,500sROBERT B L51LPLV *4u154's0 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 1541540 pyjt.I,C$!.ont as rIQI,I"Od tlr 5.4'S. NOTICE TO DEFEND COUNTY. SEMINOLL FO 55?(0p •ad INC STATO OF FLORIDA TO FLORIDA RQ$(lY 5 EsCRi.V. *v.z% VI4ERIJ-S, Si'? ibOrC ?,C00006 CIVIL ACTION NO 13-231 wel' Ba'rsa's 51,s'Ø, reSOIwt'Qn pad ?P'• pubisCalon t'S,0.01t s ss. IN UI (5't11n,S., I Il'nO'i, bold *1505? I*I PS19QI (0",-i'I4'd i'o't nil, 1,-pal 01? lION 01 JSJ.E S L COW Oescrp"c.n of P111,0.45 V i'd 12, 1150*01 ma.lIsg .o055 .s $54 ,esl SIODESI barnes 51r,p4, B,,sCw'*ll, 111,150'S Sad f?O' ClUing P,etnclsl 4 EVELYN 4. (0545100CR 15$ Sc 'p.i-o ?S 0.0.1.0 lad YOU ARE HCIIEBV 540111110 .1. 5, sso'da'.es 04 Pca-c'c.l 35. and 1545 JOAN C I .&ISLV laS fled *54(11*5. ill above ,11090f'd P14,4'.m in I'., ('cu' (..jr5 I NOTICE OF 51.517 alsO VP'? Pat.lCa"On Si.mao$e Co.nf,, (Io"dl, 'or .,rCfles.* £015110.4 *I $1-i'OI DSs0*.!*4't'5*e.$ad TO LOS TYLER *A0NLR. ad 45's.g's.t'cns •5'O Iss polling places 4 wv. • c, DI yOU? O'tt% ur-snorn-' and *ILDA LOIS IS 3D and 35, 1-410 54 9'11'15CII flAp. O *01 IZ(It5.'i- 4.00*051 *0.5950*" and WI01s- 04-Ibasr% THEIStS ORE RE NOW of STEPsSTROM. JULIAN 5454.14*. I'i, P.t,rs 0' jOS(PH RESOLVED by Ire baarOoI douse DAVIS 4. MCINTOSH, *110.1*1510' kdp'.sS ur.5'sow" Comm.ssoonaos Q4 Sa'nlso*. Coy*', P't,I.00*f w.sosa *00.051 Ii Pot' YOU ARE HEIS(BV NOTIFIED 0.I.c. boa 1330, San9.fd F''4.. 0,094*, lP.*I15* *10,1 .'.ors Ui 54 t54' a P14 -1 *0 I's' Cba(.I'i 1,51.1 dcssr'p'.0.t 04(141(10.155.154 37775, .rc Ill tts• o'.;1l *155' the W.?ga9i Pal bqos f'11' 51, JAMES e,q ,. I), arid IS'. Cli's ,4l5* bowe s'pI10 Cou'l baa? t. COP4SIDOER rsC F Vt.. 5*4 1 OssIg5*l'OI' ul ISiS polIng piersi $0' 51q'4o' MaiM is. len. e4549*j. a .,. .,.ro.nq COSiSIDDLR. 51.5 If•l and wll,fl'aSe l,GgThels4 rn-Il 0.,Cnd5 II. J0.r.d35. bocovr.000. P4 foiID..n; 0,1,('lsld paopa'iv arid ll'*l IS.? 40110*159 ltg$l 54'? *•l.ef 5Ol'e 'A 5s'--a01e L5.i0'y. (I"4p, 1**05e91'D a;ant 50011.' "QIs ositr ps .'% sad poll rsg plate's '. OeTha'i000 .5. Ph. P0' 'I Ic a.t 0e5'Vs0I'd P19tsy 15 9'. lrut and T'.,$ aCiba SateS *01 $rns'd 0$ 5015 '.4'. 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Cont*CI,Cu$ Carroll (5u'iC A!I0.StI so' P.5.1.0".'- RESOLUTION 0's 5'O 054 5151 COVYISSIONER VAS(5OROUG'I SECONDED (IV ISIYBROUGH C0%SYISSION(W '.' ( (1,3 tlt'ls '1 MJi '45' '' ii r ' At .uuf-5'MLV UCV' j fI(YH'1l AIb ,1,.Swr, s_c k.l..*...4li.i' 11% ,a IrT,P%I #lisII,(I.. Douglas lola, Ro*a,ton Asenur RO*it0fl, C01501C1Cut pr-qyCnS lip .,, ci's 5'5.I1I *501 !I'P 7% tell AIc, Walsh 5l$r Roule 3. ('os 270. sr'qs'on Withnglba a'. CII 0'!'-? li.S PiOT NI I( 5I'OWSiAi I' III?. IN('LINREI) 5(5i'54I' OTHER THAN p.4 1 Female Help Wanted 14 * 5,5 4,I1I 5 5$. '7 ,A I ?.1l. Ill 't."IJ I 3 .4 I h l5 I •) $ qsalI...1 I. pep5 1( I I' as' 'u'' pi S01icIi.1g 1550401 V0.'l la-s Is?iwelss 0.0115 04 5 1*14* Min,a,t,n' he. 75 PAtes' leø,e I y,ar 'vThm..s sai 1*14(5 (all 773 104? a' 5* '15111t'rn S a 15, 55, 5 p ,ss II I i(0.dp $ on.v., fl,.ItdI5* IfS. 51('U 10101141I'D' till Tel p•• si437 $1' "Wi' 1.', AiluIPs a' 55014, 34 Doijgial C00fl0.ilClii 'Softed (5 C).e, fiO,i 5 II' Isy THE BORN LOSER Male 14.Ip WanI.d 13 / • message In Want Ads. readyc ursales Ie 5p,rI&I Ia r,aba'. IA It [iaP Legal Notice DISTRICT STATES COUNT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF ORLANDO DIVISION FLORIDA UNITED Ui 9.. C.vtt •$ 9. Cwn% JudIe 'r, tI'o"i*1 slCllitY'tI 4*Td TP° Legal Notice S.00 $1100 DIAL )23-241lO(1P 1',"413 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGI YOUR AD IF YOU PIAV1 PHONE LISTED IN - TELt N-Vst. .- �i Wealthy Bachelors Tempt Fate 1 Mand*y. Feb. 28. 1977 ia-The Samford Herald jr Sump tuous L Wrap-Up I Of 5 Days Of Ta Iks oa if Tuesday. Feb. 29, 1972-Sanford, Florida Price 10 Cents 64th Year, No. 137 FROSTY MORN Sliced Bacon PEG. 69 Lbo1 F i ish F r'i;!' F icks St - p m U U I PQ 919 os fried Haddock.L99t F ried Flounder . Cut & * Wiapped for your Freezer at no Additional Cost ) e I that with 8y F. KIUIARI) C1C(ONE AiSuifbit#d Press Writer As a Leap Year IIAKHIIfl()WN, Ill. APi baby, Valentine Nix i.thould be celebrating his 20th birthday today at the age of ito-right? - Wrong! Nix was born In 1*92 and his second birthdayhy Leap Year star4atrt.s a birthday every (nm years-would have been. eb. 29,19M. Only there wasn't any Feb. 29 that year. The reason we have Leap Year, anyway, Is that a true year-one revolution M the earth around the sue-is $51 11 days long. Adding an ei.fra day in Firiruary every fourth yoar 'aki care of the extra one fourth day, Only the World Almanac notes that a true solar year Isn't precisely X51,4 days. Its actually ii and 14 seconds less than 3*51,4 days By the time a few centuries roll by that's quite a few extra minutes. No one worried about it too much because no one knew about it until 730 A. D. when the Venerable Bede. an Anglo-Saxon monk, told the world. But no one did anything until 13*2 when Pope Gregory XIII was told that all those minutes had produced a 10-day surplus. The Pope solved the prnblem be declaring the day following Oct. 4, 13*2 would be called Octi 13, minutes a na Headlines the Child Welfare i nursery i ltll, it would be a dead forgotten Issue Not so. what with atleast presidential candidate. Senator Hurnphrv), using it as a political weapon arid now that Mr. Nixon has had a firsthand observation of the I PX. 16 01 BOTTlES 59 C Chinese "factory nursery' operation. it would appear that still another reminder of its apparent ill., should be offered Plus Dep. Beer 6 Cans 99C €H.'ecyday Lcn. Prces ' ),I' Tea Bags ..' c- Cr B .t:afl 49( 89' Instant E IC.hT -- : - SrA'a .' at Listerine Seminole Calendar . . . AP F -::o- i' Cr C' 99" French Fries - • . 49C Lykes Beef Stew Ahoy Liquid .½ a M*Tr 13s C.EmIrliole Auduixu Socw 1i.ld tip In Wakufla Spring' I.. Mor rill votua$a F.&W Society, IrantrarMn dumer. Unuerrilt Im. Det_atil. Mae Mckrt at 734-7I fm r?VatimTh MISS I is Mner 2 C,oiiini PTA field tia Spring tawn and pTdeIi scn.ng. 7;* p.m.. Coanty soile noto catfW dInners. 3 ran. Agncrnlet firr mu [vryU.1Y Law Pe ,5,-,,99' Mayonnaise a P1i Brtd . 59C [ Eatwe'll The wire dispatch witch i read on the Presidents visit to a nursery had a staff of 59 jAr Lc Pre Tuna 3tCam 89c teachers looking after 3(1) pet' school children every day. tAnd we complain when the teacher- pupil ratio reaches 30 or 5O If my math Is correct, this is nearer 50.) For the record, these children ranged in age from two months to 5 years I'i' -.sui..i.t's 'iil .t ii,.... make friends 'ith a zinc! National to spend iiii1 titiw it, 'Giving You No till's lilts $1 t; billion state budget -''' h' .... by SardirdSminsfile Art Aociatlon. man means cnIirnr tv In I p in. Sanfird Civic Cenler. IOO smell for an aø Ic he Time paintings In be awarded at mO'èc.d or e$tecitve' You re re a ding this one' 4 pm Tea time ]('.4St ' - the nation today. . . - - - VIM 66j - . I I fl1AL322.26110r8319993 In muse you'rr interested Florida's 1973-74 auto tags will be orange and while, just like the 1V7172 plat" now (it) cats I - ---I a1ptiur well nucth .4 Secvrmd I'a2 Sawt. twem SaT' " - - : . sewer s& • . antis :f in al ide ,ajw'it failuir'e .'.iu 'T'tia1 pvatpumnent 4 piuneit Sunday night liltull for Puneer tO and ti W&.'Cen ta ur booster r'w5et. N.I. tiad jpeij !i 44519 '.UIU4111. but facili ti es wet. tIzs1 up it 'he Cape becauae e hoped to launch a ipy ustullits oW itliit rarh"' . . .%ur For, - Skip Today At.. - ':; - '::' ' 'Us And oss'umers Pu coune - I"ul r_-,-•-_-. .iitd fl AN ItILEN -. - T cuuitt) Ist-ll, a ,iturlan, s4ld at today 1m will confer with '!.t'ruff Joltit I'utk rt'Latis e to 1 es.sibly tilimig asaa'alt chdrics li-k-ri .'oittiit o't ,n • - I . • -. igalmist lt,iy ,ii&'nl .itWtt, 1s'iiitoi of a politic duiiip oft I)uugtau Avenue. at Altamonte I . . lessit Dump Ope- rator TOYOTA May Be Charged ______ - Spring& -i, 4w .. t.avtull also appeated this in Juathu' of the l'eaur LftCIIiaS IAitfII a cowi, closure order for the dump. citing it as a -public i,ols.ault'r' under state law Lusell and THE GESTURE TELLS IT ALL ILi uiwnil ,llw'it (et oft my ''I'll get you. I'll get your job dump located off I )ougluss Avt'iIut' owntr.operlltor of the Altwrt ltobei't Lavull thus unoi'ning threatenedAssistiiu)t t,'oiintV Saniliiriahl uisetl by garbage vnllet'tcd at the site and to hi' Note lii(' I)lmlst it' hag of ga the tIuillil) of court ordered clouiurt' La veil sit seeking permanent Ansi l(ili'y I'lioto m mini, ' a Lovelt were to confer this at' tern000 The sanitarian took the Action alter personal tiu's'atn fruits Albert, witnessed by a sheriff's ult-liluly an assistant sanitartaii tt,cithit ii .5 Lowell sifted through trash ani wet, run garbage at the site ti.uIa> Ill gel >uu Ill gel job," Albert told the ritut'd rmy t'tLewt ''You fiat's tw'e stu'm tug up tr'uubk ais.I I tired of it I dtm nut fuse to putt with this - " ta, 's'sOi '.',_.•.)i C ti vs S W, - ' " .t. .t IAiorU'$ action tot permitaiwni closure was the cunstusMi of uwtrii tnt.' yeats' ussestigatOat saut his ut the ,anttsrian !," u"' following htriarsuosi "' petitions residents ii SJarT LOW SANK s-sJi' vi TT', (toni ,eenkio 1)115 t.aeLl said Luvelts court Issued a c'irrrctise utdcr to tie lit 01 Albeit I' k lOW ANNOUNCING L\.l Nevis )efvC CNW' - 30 urn Mr,pday WIt 535t,it4Ii*' i' hall tin' intestSti'ii of ruts on adjai'nt kots to the JitIttiury - ute . See sriit - Th Natli,nal .tatnliaUtb rd Space t'atwn within five rnmutei 1 atinCttUlbL the esplurnr r'aket Monday :ughti out i late weather report tuwett wtnda ,( 13 inles i z hour )ear term sexual advs.ux'es by d thus was jf. Knuws a federal prison in Atlanta for repeated of Sechrist's car and Sechnst. buecau.ls I tin' lack &'.jlt the (lit-ft Baldwin asked the court t tran.spottitlg it to Tcntt'S1 cirvWustatK's, sewer coon tons which go Judge Salfi said the sentence consider the just went ti") back riear'y 1.) years. '. that the defendant will n ot take effect until alter the *exual adfar in resisting present the coones.tofl has been ,leWrmm.d Willi.'uiis has served his adutte'd Bald'iuui vances. arsi changed at the Firestone 'wntvmicr "bad recoil" buikhrsg. th's defendant had a was remanded to WiUlants A conuweton 4 an artesian (lse custody offedrralln&irshata. but nuinthuwti that it was a 1I1&411iil. - uistpuned .spi a to escorted bun Into the court "non-violent record" Baldwin concluded. 'We don't put petty r'in Jack Baldwin, special public thieves away for the rest of kit-rider, gave an mipassittnesl their lises Judge Salfi sLitol the fat., l 11 104 for Leniency contending tni'd ihi 1'9 Col I the defendant was pr1tt".tifli right and wr orsit appearing in The Sanford Herald are avaiiab$e to you in BxIO reprint size for S3. . '" littolt if ptuneerIll tnwarl Jupiter '.ai In'en tina tune inul 'Nednesday Vu illtains is serving 10 the defendant was the obect of --- thi:dung arid athng like tn"s iii the olden ages"... If it's old fashioned to think . VthIen complained the nty .s allowing raw untt'e.aai sewage to be dumped into *1n' cuar.na. Ad.frtnu'g wrtae1f to A. - then MrUUmphfe)W faintly living" Sanford bu.sun'iantafl and zuember 4 Jr. Vihien .ssl year -oil Sanford recluse, was huiuelf trLto that hi for Fh rda P'iluuon SechrUt Judge attack b> ntru. by Circuit sentenrtl down and out the , Ewing Wtlhai'is, 40.year-old t)uli.1PItk Salfi this morning to defendant was he en4infreri had be" C1lZflUtintf lila shoes were worn out hard Labor at Tennessee migrant who pleated a term of ) years bad no place to go Sechrtst the downtown atrvm sliver prison, Williams' s)sWm to Jeteme any guilty to third degree murder in in The advantage of run contook will terul th t .jXuWUofu the slaying of John St-chrIst, down and out p.1Ucn" with LIflIUry seUs ely with a present f With all f tiM' facts before responsibility and behest- that the grra(nes* of this (00011) was built on this cunt'pt of Tomorrow Meted 20 Years - Yesterday's high 74 low 51. Partly cloudy WEA11IEII through W ednesday with chance of showers Wednesday. highs 7$ to $4 Low tonight in upper SOs and low 60s. of Unscas "able mildness prevailed over large portions ficthlS teaching the difference between r.anader had written to state pollution COOUiI f!tCta3, vtsittd the city Monday in Mspon" W a etter from Skinsy 'I according to Coniiufli5t of that it is the parrnit's resp'rs sibulity to provide the p1'°t" (study guidance while this tlii! develops tutu uiuiturlty, (luding religion- -- - if its ii.) responsibility of trying 0) in' torpet the stews its offt'red Irons Ole Inureacratit' gust-mutt-nt of ours and use soy counseling of Try Again It) MARION IIE'flIEA Its up to the part it.'. whIther mothers pick up their children alter work and take them hoimir or leave them at the 'factory -_-- 'N E. Knowles Morctay ni4ht to the City Corrjr.asuin in the farm 01 a, County Cctnzrulancn Mae. 12 Art shun Wlj Stan4gtr i ttli 1x2 Brea ut t- - -_ I k' :onnecticna Sechri st Slayer doininatril -.................... 1.-il .......... - - '.chtdiited action in both Houses of the Florida - Uhear7 to Cub Scout of Pack 242 of Lake Mary tries stare tare in return- The large icy Indian chief" but gets only an Gold banquet held in and Illue carving WaS decoration at the annual the Lake Mary School cafeteria. S aff Photo' iSt nrnmit.r ...........................- Assembly assail I'resident Nixon for his ('hirta and trip. An nsseflht)Iy resolution says the pe*plc government "cannot forgive." It's never too early to start LIVE Al THE NUItSEIIY. We 've been told that the parents do riot base enouct room at home or (In') are 'busy studying to thkr care of $ them". (Titflfllfll I I tU These little ones who scent capable of silting the fairy tales from the 'but But. (hats not what bothered me as much as was the new'. that one-third of these children Mavrb S .. I '•S ntticationa Arli 'hat and An -&djIjcf-nI city of &&nford a O'AJthI( An automobt1.Ler building IL. t.' effort to eaminata the pot1uUn may ta'm tiwn tiavn 'am 01 Lake Monr' by raw iige train ctty tines into the rr.ar.r.s ,, been sound, fl Ieest y CIt', .dvt.t'd. Thu By Bt1kS&OTT A HEAP OF ICEES AND SIURPEES , information about %%jige,price control, - feeding 'tin propaganda.. and they were reciting It beautifully or Mr. Nixon: "the little red soldiers act according to the pxty directions', etc Sewerage Lines - International R'vt'uitlt' CHECK 'Iui s Coffee Sanford Clears ENI)l NI his historic journey to China, President says his talks with Communist leaders owcd the st'ecls for peace without abandoning I. S allies 0 CLOCK 9 9C 1582. THE HERALD Inside Democratic D it thought •c Happy Birthday... How Old Are You? Department standards. President casti" a vein to the man they ,.ivru"1 jtw'as ir4 list Sim &'e. -'CO h% JOHN ,% SPOI..SKI ' 1)rsneit tashion stww tirituuni' L.lbrur' &cai.tatinr,, 1 pim. at I )P114,ra' Ceifler Mirch4 Ikprt 110 list duutr. athtjol c*1lE1a 12 Xi- p " tnt CLOG iii guw'sta alp rr.nrp, chnmp$Ulrn, nitildo ea,iar si-id attempt rinvetsation in the ,stld5 r. MArsto langtage' We hay" !el,t'at ions FwIdsr at tin' InpçrT M. win'c'l Mart AltaTn.Jflt SP' Woman Club fashion shun. I( 01 fiuildmg Edha31Wi1 Aft&tflim*t C4jtjutWdt3 Chiireti Sybarite arid Its i-sqnarrw'nt*, Syitbarlte h,.al'le the sunken marble liii,, rim lout a qwiis shower with 14 he;,'ti int'l a whirli.'l'l halt, ihiufi- iiii'. fir us ' A hand will play anilly as the "ii . L99 W .1 % litilill We find 111 Feme )'C$f S ago the club. 9' taw a. us. r,.ty 4h'i.o' a similar twit moe" proaiv leap '1.ar hash l of Miami I%,srh's rnor' 'iait",eI c hristens'iI his floating palate . 4 ii,ltiiinliy " quainmta"I ' ' * dAnvijiling I P * "' ttni I' Lb. 1 calling (a \irt plush his,,.t"st cacks pirannalifetI the (,re.k ilefinitlon of a man of pleaslife a m wi'fl, in, we're nrrennd arid know," Rnsen saul rrw'mdsiuy latin dewar1*" arid other arc anainos to Itet ae- '' Year .f....... M tatd AmPta?Ie. en F.Pu11n94*fl Lw' rr'e! it 4IrI fithara Pie iiir itmidying pnrkh anti italIan AM they can cn.wf mosio many alr*s.ly s." Ike. 414 Pta arrli' at his gtw'5t Flie I'hiiid,i I).'I\lltlllI'Itt of i'011IitIl)it ( 'utitti ol tu4ta\ an 'lerminal. Sanford, for (IIscharf'.li;g ncitincetl that it has cited V ding.' Rest l'i-iiek drainage ditch wIflch tki s lii Mill t'i eu'k into a waste water, oils and greases such a degree as to and then into Lake 'Monroe, causing color and odor in nuisance i'he truck slip and filling station facility ordered to tmnii'dia tely cease discharging oil "I t " eh'aii and remove all contaiiiiOauit' tli,ii iii) Itiithii eontaiiiinaiit 1.111 titilli tIt(' ttttlI. tlttw into state %vatvrs. 'I'ht' (irni is Iii jriiviili' a means to protect Liii' lake and creek during (tI',I ii Ill) iii the ditch ordered In other action. tb. I )t'pa iinient in iii Corn pan. ol Bradley. Lii tak. .\ ni.'r ica ii inetlia te steps to reduce eX('I'S5 iv.' particulate The 'olflpaut ) eiutssiuiIS from its drying siperat refinements and prix'ess &l is to make all necessary the bring tO necessary unoduficatioiis cijuiptilent wit h compliance oLKrat ions in er y tuo"pha te rock dr .O a Ii'iup -. .;r.. 1, W1 10 list' We ;of the foreign rm,il end the foreign ahrlin'1 mow TALLAIIASSFE I1C Fried Perch ' n r'. I.!55 1 Truck Station Cited By State I LB Lrflte' \ ac ha,npagne lark l'waI talent alum milvettlaing p*pviitIe 1,00 lifiqpIl 'We want to entem Lain w!'(nrn who I toil.' trnu,i for 0. M1 ) countries and would normally 1w' at limo~ coils wtwti tb.y'r. In 32771 china. t 111111111 01114 - il(IIIP'I i ______ t I it ht vlrrpflulth n the Uritrd nf Tiwan The 1twratUm ,~ tatw and the Peispies Repub. Taiwan is an Intm-nal aftir o! lir of China and all U.S mdtUtr :riiflTTuUflqU' an,unflhil up flu, hat mood he iiibnwn NArty aevvttt that tiavl 01 tiOui twtwu,Ti Pranidunt king jusizin and ThUUN (7hDU J' adunraU) "w Chtna. one Tatt opek in Pktn. wan ii an attitude that hnIc1 NE *1•D the tw' nf Taiwan rrmjitr.' The UiuU)d SU)a. SupwrU) to be &Urinried utluidlial fruuihnn and annul wngmifiraU the wind tree 01 The United stasra it P1,111111ir 'A lundii, LflU)T)X the highest value an fti,r41' with Japan and will ctire Favins t1reved ranunu to do an riiraunfll betweril c• n ftrmh ()pp4. IN, tffering ul,ohWteS CniulUlra OUZ cionId Uuat each adwi with IUIUal reapart and mane should 01 jigpillosiff mtlItnritn and lidm Infallibility n' ndwr, fvmly mippIW* the Japanru deWr to build an tnd'll nations should rp.eiamu'P udeit. leinniTa&. peai'fful aUmsilea for riuUU na and neutral Japan. (wa. "AU nafl, big or LCOMA It will smafl. should he equal. big ia, with soua. time shrill md taiflv the small and the %UfliiC natiruis should Kom and support effinta for a ni* bully the weak China will rplasation of trojunn and In, ,nuuurauon an the niet bennine a superpo'$ir Peking supports MMIN Of Korean "lliftuls. wd pmile and it VWports Ninth nfl riame' and maufla*fla that sfl Kiness propasab fir mnilfwDim 01 tiw twi' Kmean and fir have $ TIØIt hi c'irjil $i'JIrfle "All I irrign he fridutrawal n! the U ti* SIUIUId be withdrawn in Cwunand in Krrra ,Dt.A A.l r1%t1STA twr in niaUlns" Roth açreed that India and The United Slatea The in- paiatan atinuici wttt4iu their dswhlfleee P'' d=W be military Imnis trocu We sides allowed as WmIZW theW 'rim of rsaanftrr hues lii Jammu .tiny without nude and Kashmir The United S*atr '*1w i Mft of the I erenre The US EIW,TIinIniII iaid It up favins a negrithated eeulrmai* ieu awn future In pratt. free an the hula 01 the ei*ht.tUt 01 military threal and wtthmut U.S prrnul n ian 27 rleCtifliis and the resignation of mib)act 01 big.p'uar r*v*y' -&-nay sumisiorb Prriitdeut Npres Viii Thin 01 VIetXIaTn a month More h Ps start government ant people In a" snuak ic tUnflng China Peking supports the and p.verelgflty and the people Conga wven.pmzd including the umedinle at Jitiunu and Kaulunlr in ther thswul 01 U.S forces and strigggle for 11w right of arfl dismantling of Tbw'ui re drterrItiontion i..&rio' rne, as eLaborated In Ulf Viet p Cane earlier this month 1OALjT c1U1&TA1 dflrrenres remain. but agrrei that reijardleu 01 their socta The United States flans ni* system the United Rain Inc that all China should eandurt relation rt.aflengr the ITWUPCirTUTUUUJt N1111- an the prtnciples of n!INCI for ti.irudtsl sUke-runintatu' there KKV"4rntY Wild territorial M is one Omia and that Tatera is of A purl of China R.afftritis Its In- PTUM of nonintierfereme in IrrrSt to a peaceful $IU3flWU1 internal aflawi of others, an .'qua!tt% and equal benefit and of *1W qustino by trmietvrs In bin' with Its ufti peaceful rintistesne- Bntt rite obcrtive of rtthtfr5Win1 agreed that it Is agatnal the In-'n Taiwan. the United States Urm 01 world peace for an. prnrniilvl% reduce Its na)in rniUltry to collude will. res and rriilitar) initalinuixu sp.ofln'j apirtist other cnuntrw tetwine in 11w area lessem or fm ma)rr, cuiwitries In divide China TIns Is a crucial ques- Vw wnrw into nihem of inter .. io wi" Roi.ri aJIkI mnarwls a nnitiii'i'I!n annual sal. pr y of t3q.torn an'l a aln), mantal status F,lngc lenefIts are ,nhinnite-cl 'fw' setting fir tonight' atirnvsgsnna will hi' IN Sydney I,,le tonight '011,11 they enter taimi vit illir risry of Inter uiatincial ntwior 1 a R hit f.'ntnring it Iloinno haiti •r0 eitPw'r 'Isir log the feati'iittes. tamnatiernal M.vnuberutmip 4e- thin' liv' wealth) bau t,,t''ru will ienitpl ie3 rput'.- utir SH\\ ,HAI AP - iIi!rr arr 'anthrb Auietu stlAMt i Al'i ii in' l'uIl"s Ih'.nm Wil l 1.1 lw ,ri.nttw'ru '.1 Its' b.lr,cs In. 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 28, 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/0308b6ad46dc9f894ed0698766373dc2.pdf 307fee18195116d4783de06bab5b91fc PDF Text Text - . .. - OK Purchase Of Land, Buses w....,r.r4iiuMArd22.1972 r e ... .. VV __ BB—Tfle Santora rieriu - - - PRICES EFFECTIVE MAR. 22.2e. 1972 1 0 0 0 1 Ir 6 Board On Spending Spree ntint'nrv c,n4'd r.y ( ilp'pr. vn4 had $4" Wi n fIIr.k to PA.'/ the prr.prty pr'praIi t',r five 5YI to beto" tn'litht' ,trtinmi remark aMflImonsIy to sp"n41 1V4JhI on This a porceis of larKi in the South VnII are ss'iw1Ing $2 million 1. sehvi'nl buses lilt! thOOl IIOOrII went on 11 Serninole area, whkh he saId from Teagiw, who atvtaed. buy Hugh rarItan, supervbmne of rn'w than .i'.' 'zll take fl." using up yrKur 'YOtIta (W spending MIri'c' Wrinir4rsy IIFKI ('fault to pir(hasel1 at pt'kes serikes, advised he had added 'hell out" an ranitui from $S,ø) to IØI an llgentv aCC(aiflt Voted to Cirltnn Henley. l.yrnan HI sea but In reply, Culpepper lfr4 requested only six CNIIIIUIICII $100,000 for SOUth am-re asked if the sek 'f Principal, Slaton and (uIp.per instated Slaton seronded ('ul pe pper'; and commented, Seminole property and an to carry over to next year rchasing vahleles and the funds ha within pu ve to Live nut on additional $i&S($) to buy 10 motion to authorize the land will will mean a cat in programs md motion passed. school buses in disregard of the purchase and (:ulpepper ad- budget" the answer from leamu. wr state a league, by then Was Ifl In a aetmrnd swift action, the tt!rf,IIIIIH!tidIIlII'fl.t of the ad- vised IL. bos*rrl to Use wha t.vtf yet Slaton and of confusion and cautioned. "We Roiitrl on a fnotifl by ministration to purchase six ,,,eth'-I is rieeihil t O( nur i,rr,igtit Ply llII.I.5( trrr Frozen & Dairy Buys tYKES SAVE lOc, KRAFT SUGAR CURED SMOKED Park Central HAM CREAM CHEESE CAKE (with sout c,.om) Parkay 29c lb. hwy fl ( -WW - SAVE lbc. GOLD MEDAL SAVE 20c, FAIRWAY 346, Hi— C Drinks BUTT HALF 85c WHOLE HAM SAVE 25c, L.ES Vienna Sausage 5,401 Dutchlocif 59c OR MORRIIL lb $1 OSCAR MAYER • Tnuringer LYKES CHIPPED MEATS 11fF. HAM Special Kosher Meats Kosher e Cok TALMADGE FARM COUNTRY "a , Jul lb. 68c Chuck Steak ~~o ~Arj) ui 1000 Island ,ouSE Special! 59c Catsup Gel Cup Items SAVE 20c, FAIRWAY 49c rw Potato Chips SAVE Bc , FAME 46oi Tomato Juice SAVE 8c , FAME 12 at Peanut Butter 37 43 4' 1 4S. tO Er.i 6 Senate congressional plan, in addition newdistricts, makes some the three... (Iristi(. changes in exisiting ones hit flC%% to creating . 2, v1 Ckonn.I SAVE 24c, HELLMANN'S Std Pt Oysters MA TI LA WS 6 CLAW JUMBO 1, 89C SAVE 20c, CHOCK OF NUTS Instant Coffee SAVE 20c. GIANT I_I Reynolds Wrap GOLDEN EGG, CONDITIONING 4 OR 79c Rot $149 $139 Frog Legs lb - -- - - ---- - - 'W' CL -- - .- - Isiard voted to auttiorite the Lois! purchase for future school utility II(Xile. nt - - her. Ij Mw ,'•_ !!7' CO. - Purchase Approved ll S1Al(ll) hr I ---; = - - ---- - -*- - - -- ORC - 'I -j e- 01 _________ - Ai week for nimlification of out of town rates for both sewer and water to be applied to the existing rates, L AP .1'- - # p' 1 ." . City Engineer Harold Rodcliffe told council that the plant APARTMENT GUTTED BY FIRE counties. ha s a projected revenue of Sen. William Gunter, D.Orlando, said he could with a $10,000 surplus juri es in the blaze that destroyed unit ua it preser%e 0range each year. 4 Perhaps she was especially •-live with" the since 1't preserved I Fire from an undetermined origin early today h plan Sorrento Apartments. !ocatd it 2-Iti Hnw"Il radiant having just received a caused an estimated $3O,Ot) loss to a South Radcliffe estimates the plant county, An earlier plan-in- addition to one being thtit unit UiiJt4) Branch Road in Casselberr' letter from her husband Seminole apartment; additional furnishings partitioned It into several will be paid in less than five considered by the House e not exactly th at's th We ll, page 2A.i sears. t was stated that a l oss was placed at $5,000. There were no infull story.......ou see. Roc Ann districts. made to the city, ___________________________________________ proposlil was was lucky cause this was the by th e plant owner citing a cos 12th that her hubby has writ, of $l,000 hicli includes four ten acres of Land and rental stables (h1 Unfortunately, (luil total is which are leasing for 11,&) nr.nd ot'.'r 7 () er a neriod of FOUR S a #' - • )ea, YFARS! Three letters Radcliffe said that with other proposed pipe connections there would be a total investment to AS 'llE ONCE flambuoyant ex-Congressman the city of approi1flatel) Adam Clayton Powell lies in a coma at a It is RadcIiffe'i ç. Rose Ann's husband is a ( tention that the aCqUISItIOn of hospital. a circuit court settles a dispute over the Prisoner of War' the plant is "fInancIally atdiEpositiOfl of his body and possessions. There are nine other Sanford. r ur tractive. the sublett to .ui';rus I A' area families sharing the swnc 1Vh! n .t 411 rise in :unumer pnc. d Mayor 3 wotford concurred. biggest jump in grocery pcicrs trots. soared 1 1 per cent for the Al'TEIt Two officers' wives accuse a Navy daily delemina.....some for February bout pushed .imivai rate of U per cent. The noting that the city can operate in 14 years Last month triggered greatest one-month increase leser periods of time, and chaplain of having sexual relations with them, th th up to 123a per 4.1 per emit less cost than the indes th e price than e 4reuter e report considerably it at f overall since March .....II.. ... iii 6. harmwt rise in II OUiCrs IIUL ruii "IS cent it its 1'Jt' average. nits rate in the icy 'ninth before other Navy wives start SIUHUUIK U the present operators since they living c trq Ls - since before said15whether their loved ones are fllIIIIC i'i my Christian defense, with one explaining "It's will not need all of the personnel ["resident Nixon Imposed eco The report followed the resig- means It cost $12.35 la t month NLxtin ' W ." still alive, worth of typical freeze every $10 for nation of three AFL-CIO rnemat the plant. duty to help a fellow Christian nomnic controls, the government Although a tIk.senting opinion reported lodo bets of Nixon's Pay Bsrt1. who family purchases five yesri ago. was registered by Counctlrn.in 111111"i it imr - IIL 11117 The Consumer Price Indes, charged the government was Yesterday's high 82 low 51. Fair Wl'ATIIEIt The February increase was Helen Keyser. counL'il (tO measuring typical family living rigidly holding io wages aig the rigid thret-munth freeze March ago, Eight years through Friciay. Highs 78 to 144, 1Mw tonight in m continue to the greatest sin tatively approved preliminary that prevededthe Looser Phase rose five-tenths of one per while letting pri 1964, Floyd Thompson, U.S. one per cent rise last June. iwo plots for San Sebastian Units cinub. 50s, cent In February. the Largest Army was lost on patrol in fi1ar r,iih,rngwI in nart of the hh.'.. ml (nor tshich are ----------Th.. h.,r,ii,, .il.sn r nnrtj,d that munth before Nixon unposed i ''"-' '."'" -"" .... r----------iViIILi increase in runt- ruw:ui.. uiv Prices Pukes in February n Southeast Asia. Wekiva earnings of 90'day wage-price freeze which the weekly located west of nation today as a storm system hanging over the Labor Department's Bureau of average eluded two-tenths 'ii tine per I How we can all climb into our lUver. some 45 million rank-and-file was then followed b Phase Labor Statistics said cent for housing, futu'cijntlis Northeast brought high winds and snow into the beds and sleep wi th a clear at week to controls. Mrs. Keyser contended th Grocery prices. which include workers ruse 35 cents a Grit Lakes, the Ohio Valley and southern New each for clo th ing anti 'i;e'lleiiI conscience is beyond me The bureau said thiit, so there was already too much a number of ltem.s that are not $130-V. but that purchasing ia' 'sjr 1 care and one-tenth England. traffic generated on Sit 434 nt for recreation. --- without compounding it in rranspurtauun further ik'.dopment of the Did you realize that to this ,itetl are.' F date, our government is still Ch u l 'purt said. Mior Stofford agreed. but attempting to secure in. t tnt on It' tt) that there t i 'steep rise in meat prls.'es, ia ttnig the .uU ii inc SeitW4)k' i,..LgicaI S..C1e('! i1 fonnatIon on the 389 men wlsoti 11% JA'SE t'ASSEL.BL'ItR objection Upon her Part to Barr cad said, ,u.'cuunted for about O per Partia lly According to Clifford NeLson, student volunteers in saving they have evidence were further apartments. others prisoners of war during the 'resident of the Zoological .anunaLs of the Smuuurtl Zoo, cent of the big rise in f(-) Meiitberhap pt*ckLs are KOREAN CONFliCT' Ii) I,l7., HAKI:tI I,ti'.ender said Fourth Street objectthese' to tooare litany homes must nt't'ess.ary with the being distributed LW week to & -tel, they will nut only be Nelson tells it Like it a, using prices. t L't'esh fruits and vegetabi'. the younger For lB YEARS the Coin. (iltJl.tUil'A - K. II. Sit-Ale x - already was paved when turned %LlluntecrI at Seminole. L.'tium.n ret'eI tug Kt.ucut gift kits or gift language area ,ils&, ruse eaiflsl(krabiy. Increase to this t) snunist.s have steadfastly mmder, of SelIlinolt l'ctroleuiuu over to the county In 1960 and 1xtpultiom1 Swofford e'lucidateei that and Oviedo high Schools who certificates for their efforts but generation can .uitjei-stand Mo)or in. refused to discuss the late of Company, Sanford. has posted the county has maintained it the development will nut have a have agreed to solicit fie or aLso will be competing fur the "We tired bre4ad to build their products r'me instead of k tZS 1 'fl 'iJ1 lilt "1 UO scholarshup to the college of bed these men. barricades on East Fourth Iroili that year on. The streets street front.we t'll Sit Ill nwre new iiietitbet'i for the tetr choice The student who Street, approa ching SR 419, and all right.s-of'way were ,cLitU the ineist new member's closing off upprOliIIiittrlY 100 turned over to the county by a __________________ 100 will be awarded the feet of the paved thoroughfare ttet'lu;iiiiiit company in that j New section is privately. sear, This Sunday is our Notional chu1arshup. which will be he1 ________ trust until his or her Day of Prayer... Inviting all uwed property mind he plans to tmi lit-v (rorge l)ow nil, pastor of from higti Faiths to join In and pray for tnstrtact a serb tee station ,trattuatiun for ('huluota ('omiununity Church, our Prisoners of War and MeAlexander stated he has sia>s the county road auperimi' school. Missing In Action. The c'uiunuetks are part of the 11w street open for people to get lrntb'nt wuis approached about ' IV in ,itetvhiitiiiMt cooto uhurth, that he Puts tile fillIlkuriths ago to clear the £uvlogtcul the tributcti unit at twart and will (If, rigtit-uf'wuu t*'t'ause cars were' ever) thing to t'ool*'ratt' He cutting across church property ______________ ocwty 's tumid raising drive b) 5 County iII%t1 stuti'tl tha t it is t a public' from Third ('ourt, giving the Seminole Every t leon 't'Wiwr Enterprises ui church should and l'ni sure will .stLtioii tt.'. like ca.sh dumiatwn. trt't't Whemu asked. what if it 'liurcha $wrkillg area troutik wlivitind (IV* or cooperate. - ___________________________________________________________ motorist should t-rush Into Lite v. itta loose stint! and church In tomorrow's edition of The barricade ttlmilin off of 419, he inemniwis were getting stuck A ' hips totaling $50 metre ,u uiber's I Ilerald, we aliall publish a answered lie lias rellrdinit native (of the area mys Ftwrtl Or metrO Is e'agible to receive the on the barricatlrs special Prayer For I'rlsom'rs ps-ues with the ec'eptwn of the Street toss been used for ttI He stated the oh! railroad bed, sears ( P r longer, War, written by Hear Admiral scholarship. hi,.'h is for Push l. ('hitef if which rum, l*'hritt hIts prh*'rt) tches.'l stuknts.'ni Jame.i W Kelly -- "(('-'I--. t.miuuPiaimis .mntt mangia.'s out ui i i, ii, uto Aid Ui US YLlQkt.3 w remvcee .' INDEX eSanfortiZou. which is Wing r,,mivertt'tl Into a attri't by the closed by the ('it) CwIuitL141n, county. ltm Ar-es dea ths William countngineer the Zoological SmicIe() U y E 'Bridge ....................Ill dut'luig a )'da mneiubecslup Busti said the old railroad bed Is I TB 1 drise wi th a goal of SJM) a kgltumwte righit.ot-witY and CI1IP4U ................ .1, I °' uwmuberL the county already has sur. Quail ted ads .........UA43A Mazda's ri tre o'o.o I fit Memberslup has m.luadruliled v')cd it and will begin to clear c'mlca budget • Ua-savui'g kind to a 511 awotdpuide in the past three week.s arid is It soon but, he stated, II will not 1600-cc overhead ..IrYI utlirlC • YL"u''g : 12A mio pitt ht'rt Is' pa t'd When asked, "Not for I'. crane :t' 611 fit stting I Hi t'a.'c ti.Li'.t It is eapeeted to reh tiM) b> Ih I)resemit,'' lie said he doubts Dear Abby 4A EdltorIalcOtiUuieIlt Front disc Lu'iko • Lot A tumid raising ttru%e to if It ever will hi- p'e-t 611 Miuw thi solicit donations wall County Road Supt. J. C. Entartalnmflenl taft IIA14IIICAL)ES httvt' tit'tmi erected closing S lii . I uivrniler said the county has Horoscope iiwiuber1ilp drive l"uui'th Strtt in t'htitluttta ainti tiettlitg East h2A Suppe'rt Ls being sought ui mO feet itt right-of-WIRY tin the llo.pital miotea lB iiiuny of (lie' i't'sittt'iit" 'l'hie ivaVitt sIre-tI, n Iut'ti lii railroad bed aial 13 in (1w Public notices ietUrre'Wuetiltd e'uwittvs gi welt 7A.9A has been maint aint'et liv the t'tn::ity fr ti years , , 1rot't!U of making a street. The society HOME OF THE ROTARY ENGINE as SeliWiuk, I.) their tvThkU 1OA.11A between Sports Is siiil )V this' uIV. net' 10 iii' pt'IVLIIt' pro per t y I: Colonal (r . OrlaiaJt. Tel '' 98'Q rigtit.of'way runs will ts'itt'.t from the new ml TV ..............611 an'! Nortlutlile Baptist hu Cnts IIA Vegetable market I twliittui (',iiumiunIta ('hurt hi Orange, Osceola and parts of Lake and Seminole $159 - A - ByJohn A. Spolski - '-&-v 1K cutting a diagonal swath across the state from northern Pinellas north and east to southern Duval. It splits Plant City and southern Ilillsborough $100000 County away from the district held by Rep Sam proximiutting FurthOl' thi. mayor Is Ii GIbbons, a Tampa Democrat, while adding to the recommendations next district parts of northern Pinellas CountY, including sections of Clearwater. It tur ns the present Orange County Iliad a charming visitor early Breard area district into a district encompassing th is morning I -- ' I COOKED - MAINE LOBSTERS $239 INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED 1610 2001 lb HeadUlnes - 65c Suave Shampoo - - present lb $198 Con U Crab Meat SAVE 16t , CHOCK OF NUTS -- _ '' i t;-en authorized by City Council to negotiate for the purchase and acquisition of Spring Valley utility plant it i figure ap- - Clams Stuffed Cl 9c 4 lb. APALACHICOLA 39c L 39c Spanish Mackerel 79c 6a Bologna U ov - -- r r i rr - • - Prirsn_ c _a a - - Inside THE HERALD U.S.D.A. CHOICE TEAK 4 London Broil MAYONNAISE Sot FRESH --¶.;, --- 2. . ('11.1ppell's district uku a ia-ItmuntY 59c 79c RATH - I lb Link Sausage AI L C lb RATH BREAKFAST ROAST 49c C OOKED RAIN PURE IEEE - SAVE lOt. DEL MONTE FULLY Wieners SIRLOIN TIP SAVE lOc. HUNT oraAtFORD urkeys U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS - 39c I r*rticU ,iI, SII PLUS DEPOSIT House legislative reapportionment comrnittW The legislature must reapportion both congressional and legislative seats this year based on the 197 10 census. c 0c, KRAFT DRESSING 12 southern Gulf area counties From Sarasota south and in north Dade (.ountv Meanhile three separate plans to reap po rtion the state s legislati e seats ha se hctl adopted b th 35C B ' - furuLit to aid In the purrhwa%e of C40 acres of land. - Ham Slices U.S.D.A. CHOICE SAVE 49c I. Fried Chicken CUT AND FREEZER WRAPPED FREE 5/9! Cheese Spread —. league fell init mftaraiisthel%.zmrii acting at the insistence of 1)1', Stuart Culpepper and Ray Slmmton %Otell to spend school funds even ifllIs necessary tO borrow "ite" alter Robert 'I-' (Al) The Senate reappt)rtionnient commit(ee voted 8-6 g plan to tile Settale floor. Its first Ken Myers U) ttempt was rejected %ednesdas The flt% compromise by Sen. counties; and Indian River Miami creates new districts out of Volusia, Brevar(i 7 lb ' FAIRWAY'S TASTY KOSHER BEEF FOREQUARTER OZ. BOTTLES BIG 32 TURKEY Kosher Beef Fryers FAIRWAY PIMENTO 3 3 OR 98c -'D I V i e Looms On Hon zo n a Ac lb I Semi'nole 59c lb Cooked Salami -- . of 55c 'ilb --- depleted rapidly. 48 TRUNZ PEPPER or - - 7 and warned (LumI the hoard a contetigeflCy account Is being PrlclO Cents DELICATESSEN - Ice Milk SAVE 15c, ALL FLAVORS 6 Buns ------ finnnce officer, catilloned the board that it would itperml $2 mIllion more than it Lakes in Thursday, March 23, 1912 Sanford, Florida 32771 j ic a, Year, ,1U.uJ 610148 Rolls - school league, Walter 79c Loaf Cake Shank Half 49c 5.Ib Flour • MELT-AWAY APPLE at COCONUT CUSTARD WWT 17 VIA4111 0110 T)$UiD*.1tU P #T AW ONION PUMPERNICKEL 26os 49c Mrs. Smith's Pies -Ifl98 OR&$L A V' b $)75 CIIIOUITA BANANA 49c SAVE lOc AIPIANI UAb1 ' conveyance! Ice Flo I 2.1b Rig $300 SAVE lOc, BIRDSEYE NEW 7IØ -* 00W all Fairway's Finest _____ lb.$ 128 Cos t Hike Lead .' FRESH MISSOURI PORK Spare Ribs 50$ , SAVE 32c, LYIS Chili Saltines SAVE 20c. FAME 29c 103 Whole Tomatoes Cookies 4COns lb. Bacon QL.'IAL SUGA 110 . ' ... - SAVE 20c, GRADE A, WHOLE ROASTS $ Mop & lb Pot Roast lb 68 78c lb 98c SAVE 30c. DISINFECTANT Round Bone lb sloo Lysol Spray Rib Roast lb $125 13 oi \ FLS Gb Chuck Roost English Cut . 3 1 2 OZ. N.R. BOTTLES - PEIBLIR SAVE 59c 6 - I.AGL('S PRIDE FRESH GEORGIA SAVE 12c , FAME lb CARDINAL Sliced 41s os W/ Beans 58c lb. 59C 2801 69 c SAVE 20c. Lysol Cleaner -- 14 as uota's 109 $ SAVE 14c, 22 Dove Liquid E5H PRODUCE 16o: , 49c i .,... ------------- ---- - Aid Zoo Society students ed ... - -. Vine Ripe FRYER PARTS 47c Breast Quarters lb lb 43c Leg Quarters TOMATOES Ib23 Cut-Ups IL 35c Country Style lb 39c Family Pak lb 45c Mazda 808111 Youth movement. Tasty Plant City , - STRAWBERRIES ONION CHUCK WAGON SALIFUiY 1'EPP[ Steaks 3 2O4os 5 I bc's P,n1s CHOICE QUALITY CHOICE OUALITY N.Y. Strip Steaks 1-Bone Steaks 10. 5111)49 ) Ib Uct act $849 CHOPPED SIRLOIN Steak Patt:s SIb Eo SAVE 34 15 5':o' 11 B. lOot $Q49 U -1 , GIA NT S I Z l ______ _______________ _____ - $ ' 69 Sib bat - 59c _ - -. IDAHO BAKING Potatoes . 10 PASCAL Celery CELLO PAK Carrots FANCY RED DELICIOUS Apples CALIFORNIA Asparagus GOLDEN RIPE Bananas 2 b iQc blog 39c bv.i 11b 19 2 096 79c 12 foo lb 49c bc lb 4) U.S.D.A. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN BONELESS - - ........... STEAK BUYS I Swiss Steak Cube Steak K. C. Steak - louszrd mts COUPOW WORTH =5 20c 3 OZ. LIPTON INSTANT TEA .. -- (1, FAIRWAY MARKETS 3.28.72 Imperial Steak 1/71 shrpurthasrj F4eqmMM Only At . . . . . - - - - . Williams Bros. Mazda yule U.S.A. ,,, �i me ,anmorc1 rieralci Labor Sets off Political Battle On Wage-Prices 2A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, March 23, 1972 Offers New Concept For Education 61 Effort To Silence Pat Buie Fails I BY BILL scirr Two &beof Board members &ed uzwtssfully to stlenct another member at Wednesday night's w.ukii at Lyman High SchooL Repubbcam Culpepper and Jean Bryant, in a last minute move. attempted to stç Democrat A. P. Suit Jr. tram speaking on his educational philoscçby. which had been scheduled at least twice but never accomplished. Swan The hoard fna1l) vc.tct th.-etto-two to allow Buie to speak Rules statement was third on the agenda and alter the Board disposed of the first two Items. Culpepper moved to delete the third item because it is onnecury. iniproper and culpe'pper's mapproçxi.att.' contention was seconded by Mrs. Bri the vuv (Iii This drew a comment from Buie to the mxr than 7S persons attending the regular meeting. I think all of you should know this is an attempt to keep me quiet" Chairman A. F. Keeth said he felt Rule had the tight to speak n anything he wanted and explained the member had must asked for honor thai" Culpepper scowled and rrtirted. Buies On my per. ,spy should not be scmal pr Imposed on a captive audience Insofar as it conct'rrs pnlitic1" I- education." Campaign Readied 1 I o S a 'i e C o ii r s e This trc*agtit on a runazt attorney, to rule on the legality of stopping Rule from speaking. Stenstrom quickly advised that only method by which a member can bring his Ideas is at a public meeting sa.nce the law forbids private meetini The atta-ne)- indicated that only control to be exercised was ,10 1: Ut4IC-IS -- stltubonafl,y, the board cannot pet flttunstonspel4dng, he from Ray Slaton, who asked board DouglasStenstrom, - y, talk to 15 minutes, Keeth called for a vote on tPIW11 motion, which was defeated when Slaton, Keeth and Butt the time a member could speak conand "legally but But Keith replied, "His topic added voted '1Y." Keith asked Stenatrain what could result if the board voted to violate the law and prevent Butt's speech and the attorney drew a round of laughter when he advised. "It you violate the law, you receive the penalty of the law." After Rule agreed to limit his In his speech the long-haired board member issued a challenge to anyone who would cerr to debate him at any place before any group on his proposal for establishing rinaU one-room netghtxurtxxxz scbools Instead of large centers, which he said do nothing but put Ily NEIl, (HI.flhIIl)E _I.-._ •I-_I.__ rur . iuuor y,ruer '" controls on students. WA,SI1INGTON (Al') An exchange of hitter charges beVeen the White house and three resigning AFI,CIO itiemhers o( President Nixon's Pay Board appears to have thrust 4) lit explained he wuspeaklng elementary of whool s. of one room containing from 35 to 40 pupils to be taught by teachers and helped by Insolved parents. the aiiiflinlatratIon's wage-price all-out effort to defeat Nixon in controls into the political arena his re-election bid next Novemnher. as a major election issue. The AFl-CIO resignations "It is the i'rehident's view that a few liitxr leaders repre- left only two labor representa,wnting II slilali percentage of lives on the 15-,,ieitiber board, the 80 niillion wage-earners in Teamsters President Frank E. thiu country will not be allowed Fitzsimmons who said he will to sabotage the fight against in- continue serving on the board nation and the fight against and United Auto Workers l'resih,ghrr prices," said White dent I.eonnrd Woodcock who House Press Secretary Ronald withheld announcing any (let I. sion. Woodcock is ixileveti reI. Ziegler. in the guise of an anti-In- luetant to quit 11w tsmni on the flation policy, the American theory that he can better propeople are being gouged at the tect his union's contracts by reuperniarket and squeezed in Ina ining. principally "Let's make education a good thing again," he concluded. I ( . MIL, _________ . • effort In the bat. areas, vww, the l6O-aw tract must be picnw CASSELBERRY Early next saved intact to keep the recreation forcourts, all sports chiding tennis beaut . c'ear wctk a series of paid ad-beautiful trees, bicycle lakes girdens, wa1kwas. scj-ijemnents are to be spacszsvewof the many . . king country-like at- paths a pbhshed in The Sanford arid the . ComingIn addition an Olymplc4.iu Herald soliciting support both mosphere with 'he of swimming pool is located at the Imwns and Pugh density financial arid moral in the ef- con clubhouse. . City council artments.. torts of the tc finance ii) Funds lie believes the only way to special golf course acquisition committee to boy the Land save the "greenhelt" is by the acquisition could be acquired through a 2(1-year bond issUe by O'Uikes Country Club The ads, acccrding to cam- and the asking price is expected pledging cigarette tax for _,.,: - . -. . . Actually funds ta pay $840,000. ZEta said be '. Ja nut.ee charinan 1*xtchase c'c,41d be gathered in '1 e&— Zaeco will contain blanks included within the acreage 3 $ .' wtucb citixens can retura to the some SO acres cii rarlenti) various wa s. 7.acco said. It is not his intent to Use the city pkidging assistanice in the undevelopied land which Could - •stock 7 cigarette tax money. but -' I ..-. - mueh designate them In the - .si.!'-4 --' — bond iie as a collateral. I -. i The lust six years obligation . .-. .. .. . -. be met by selling a total of •. Counct . ..-. 0 RI kA kits around the golf • City ,_. ' - .11:ru__ . course over the period of time '-_-t,.' " as sites Icir expensive homes.. i Ouilii .,.,,,. , Beginning in l9'9 the cap can ___ __ O quacki> remoed train the .l I I J .-- :J i utility tax, he said. The present , " , I ' "!' ' .....''. tax is 10 percent monthly per --. a 1. ...r'-' utility with a $3 per month cap — '—?' ' . ' ''6'. 1st-co points out removing the . ..;cap will not hurt those who 1111dix ",... cammotaffcs'dtoPa)U the increase would be only a matter :-'/ i'a ii, wuo - .. . -_. of a few dollars annually for . - - -. — -- ITIOSt residents ALTAMO'JTE SPRINGS CityCouncil has adopted an -, - -. - -. . . . In addition, his plans inc hide crdinance In which autlxurization to the city attorney to their ll ISING DOWN THE prepiftre future ordinarxes rests solely as the prieroptive of a fund drive among the citizem :7-92, across from Meadors on U. S. weekend and thereafter aboard the 'Paddle Wheel and headquarters counciL Authorization Is 1ven to the mayor ' 'Y of the city. The respcmse of the Queen" (foreground) while lake cruises Will be Marine. only In Cues of emergency. In this instance, the ttfVfl9 citizens to the call for according ordinance may be authorized without the aPPswalofcowid assistance will t'Cttfflimhl available board the "Space Coast Queen," whether contlued effort should A a V.i1uLiOfl se , for petitions fees , .1 Council a. Sa mad e. ' for annexation abandonment of streets etc arid wnln' ! successful would create ens $ 100 n I thuslumn which would insure Nixon Thefeehasbeensetat$lOO,butaprOVl*Ohasbeefl inserted the success of the golf course that the council, at Its discretion may refund fees when after its purchase. determined that the expense to the city is less then the fee "Everyone must be involved paid by the applicant. because it is the one and oril) City Attorney. S. JHJ. Davis Jr. has been authorized to A *1d Aged opportunity for the residents of Add e d research and report to council next week upon cumulative Casselbert) through the (It) street changes In the city by ordinance council to purchase the golf The mattercame about as a result of a request by John pisal In a ILWO-word special milhon "for nutrition and re- by Congress but micOmPlain course and for a long time to By FRANK CORMI[ER Newinissn, realtor. apprasier. to change the name of Hillcrest this still did not match the cost embodied In legislation pending message. It focused on a new iattd services." come to be able to say "1)0" to Street located In Tropic Hill subdivision, to BroolJiill lAne. Aisted Press Writer for a year or longer: of Using Increases WASHINGTON (API - Pres- appeal for early enactment 01 Nixon also disclosed he condominiums and multiNewman said that the present name is In conflict with 1. Protect the Incomes of Uit another in the city, and with four other In the county. dwellings. Nixon family Citizen ident Nixon asked Congress to. the now-pending welfare reform soon ask Congress to increase lderly. on a , no ye a edged e 2. Upgrade the quality of personnel part when the city cou4'icil million next year to bolster if. alIzaUcm c the Social Security ployts, military research all of the duplications in street names, and ac01)5 ,, 1'')fl'Ufle nursing home care. 6 rw,icram aor programor M veterans. He wants their retire- of wa, U CWflu..tt them Into one IxauuC hearing its final decision in this aforts to improve nutrition makes older persons,,, uve . ,, ,a petition. I'fl I •k p w e of 3 " " 1 Stressed MI. ,•, recomputed ' merit pay Id ceo said. In December. mat r, held here those over s dignified Independent lives in bill Is a matter of very highest since he is doing the city a public of scales in effect Jan. But he said What the people want, the f Reviewing current and p their own homes or resi. action, council has approved payment to Buanby in - further . 1971. people w g ;xised programs to help the ii. priori ' " he said be k In the amount Of $7 09t27 for and their wishes known." he stated. derly, Nixon included the pm delay is atx0luti inexcusable. i Civ. top of our agenda, unda con- forming Bervice prWarnsi two on Jasmine Road. To delay these reform by Even Incimm in military 0 4. Expand opportunities for one more year would mean a II Service retirement pay are Uniting review. Nixon said It Is the adminisolder people to continue their loss for older Americans alone normally tied to increases In the cost of living index. Older ration's goal to develop a Involvement Lii the lilt Of the billion."" of more than ... for country." through parUcipation originafly retired people in then classes "comprehensive strategy The President bridging the new generation In soiunteer service programs asked for $157 million In spend say the> have fallen behind In ,.ai and- -the the like. uvw rvuz iai reiauwi people ing under the Older Americans and coordinate Reorganize S. Veterans pensions and serv- between those over and under Act In the 1973 fiscal year that to deal with the federal efforts 65 paydisability starta July 1. He announced he Ice-connected older citizens. problemof tie said his strategy has five is seeking an additional $100 merit were increased last year :: -- ' B DONNA ESTE ,,,.,,,,... - Rule said his conCept WoUld resolve the t,usung issue, StriCt all chlkfren would dimply walk to their neighborhood schools. part in the decision by .,f sk., lu '..,-u'''', llon.mn.riubcr labor federation to pull its representatives off the Pay Board. But the AFI,-C1O's political strategists have been gearing up for tnonlh for an expected te.(.enrgI Sleany, l'iresident 1. W. Abel Use council who attended of the AFL.ClO United Steel. Wednesday meeting, Mean) % urkers and President Floyd denounced Nixon's controls. Smith of the AFI,-c1O Inter- Seven council members were national Association of Machin. absent, 1k noted that it wide range of ists started the fight by quitting the Pay Board In a body with consumer prices, including raw the acclimation that Nixon's con- fruits arni vegetables, Interest (mis are loaded In favor of big rates, life-insurance premium., business and against workers used cars and homes, are excmpt from price controls. s and unions. 'The administration's soMeany said politics played no called new economic policy Is heavily loaded against the siorker and consunwr in favor tftheprofiLsofbigbuslnes.sand (hi. banks and is doininateit b> the view that economit progress begins and ends in the NearFor inarket and the ci ration financial report "-v " Millions of American work i ii T ax irs remain unemplo>ed their aDeadline heal estate taxes for 1971 for wages frozen at zero, with no (districts real prospect of relief Mean) purposes all municipalities and county) will said. -Wi. re not going to coopera become delinquent on April 1. Taxes ma> be paid at net Unit in controlling labor he amountwithoutpcnaltforthe said Wewitlnotbeapartof the window-dressing for this balanceofMarch.OnAprill.in accorilancewithFloridaiaw,a system of unfair and equitable rn- government control of wages, 3 per cent penalty will be for the benefit of business prof posed in addition to the tax AfterAprill adelinquenttax its ver Or dinances listwill be prepared and adsertised In The Sanford herald Injured The purpose of the ads ertisernent Li to provide a legal Firemen notice that unless delinquent fi 1, that on that date tax cer- B tificates will be sold on real property in order to collect the LAKE MARY—Injured vol. voltaxes. Additional costs will then unteer firemen were treated to supper at ncurrc .o re cern ese a I net. spage ,- outstanding certificates. Pub in Lake Mary on Saturday Since 1971 billings were based night with Pub owner, Charles on assessments as of Jan. 1, Schlrra donating the spaghetti, 1971, It is the property owners' The Pub in Lake Mary on responsibility to see that any Saturday night with Ilub owner. transfers be accompanied by a Charles Schiffa donating the Millio address The dinner was served by the Present laws require notices VFI) Auxiliary with the to be mailed as the tax roll is Volunteer Firemen responsible presented at the first of the for ticket sales. All proceeds were to be year. However, re-bills are mailed all year long on request donated to the fund for the injured firemen, Steve Willis, of owners. _______________________ Torn Jeeter, Jackie Jtminez and Charles inJr. These men . wereInJurLu5lltnUIeI1rttnu1ch1 OF Site in which they were riding to fight a six acre brush fire, overturned. One man was killed Building in the accident. According to spokesman Kay Sassman member of the VF[) Selected Auxiliary, the men are recovering nicely froin their By AS SIF 17,hO%%SKI injuries w • - lAKE MARY - A called general meeting of the Lake Mary Civic Association will be held Saturday, March 25,11t6:30 - s.. - _____ Legal Notice S e IT) i fl 0! e s Hig hway S ub ni its B udget (limber road and bridges Fair Seminole County of- county engineer; John )cJ-, appeared at a Greg Greater Sanford (tnber Of c-u,wnittee. Including llclal.s, , j public hearing this morning at manager, Di-wnrnond, county cunmisslon Commerce Bush. harold Kasther, member of the the Department of '1' William chairman; Ten Acres Annexed According to the county's Sorrento apartments in the iame complex located off HOSES READY, firemen mbved into CasselberrYapartment 65 this morning to drown the embers Howell Branch Road in of a fire that destroyed one unit and caused (Bill Vincent Photo) smoke and water dam,ges to three other a pl nned work includes: RightI Of-way for Interchange improvement at I-i and SR 436 at Ti "wishbone" (if SR 419 and SR estimated NORTH ORLANDO an $150000 costVillage Board of Adjustment 434. right-of-way for work on SR 419 the Lii Changes has denied a request by Mr. and corn- from Oviedo to U.S. 1742 at coat Mrs. John Oil for a variance to prehenslve zoning ordinance of $0.000; rights-of-way along mver. 0.. J construct and operate a day were referred to the Village care center at 401 Moss Road. Planning and Zoning Board for Osteen bridge at 140.000 Co" The petition was denied on the their recommendations and and rights-of-way 'for a safety pctalongslwlatprojectmd basis of there being many action. persons reglsteiing objections. The wopowd changes came $50,000 costs. Other planned engineering for In two public bearings before about as a result of discovery not atoll rood is scheduled for 1972Village Council. an application for a special permit for ad. specify grocery stores and 73 as a belt lira from West Orange County to 1.4 at an ditlonal household animals was filling stations. estimated $50000 cost, granted to Mrs. Charles Brooks, Although council had an101 North Bombay Avenue, and F ih Is 1-, ,, .'i 1, 0 Mrs. Eleanor Scott, 100 North Ucip.ted seiJon, Councilman IAI) I M. (larks Kelly said that they cal care costs in the New York Cortex Avenue. Council approved on third and were "moving too fast" with the Northeastern New Jersey art's final reading an ordinance changes and suggested a rose live per cent in 1971 over annexing 10 acres of property complete re4ew of the or- the preceding year, says the of Labor's bureau DSY4 key. dlnance after recuninendatlons Department owned by __I •_I..-._ UI I4I)I 1i411' ill The property Is located at the by int board. - , IIt1 SI th• S ilnoli IMiIItIe$ board will hold a hearing Submitted / DV A 9I.Wal d1SaIpl Ion of the area wherein application to provide ter and .*'w service has been wa r•qu.i Th land lylng and being In To*.nip 31 Soh. Range 3$ lost, rcorded in the Public Records Of Sam InaI, Coisit y. as SECTION '.444 -- I dinner will be served for a Officers of the Board to be installed at this meeting are Sidney M. Itictuirde, president; Al htothweiler, vice president; Kay Sa,am.an, secretary; and harry Terry, treasurer. ' • iWw of And leaf of the c.rd Malaya Trail Most tod $. SECTION 21: The South 2. ISIS of Phi North 120 11Sf of flue *nt3*O too. by: Oq.g prvmmond Otaa'man ATTEST: *lIPiU? H. Dock- *" Jr. Publish: *wau si so. tin. ( $ -MONUMIENT CO. n ______ Monumant Engravi til, and Dates Aodei 4 Miles WOO of Sanford PIP - Mary board. All of laId llcliOn lyIng SoiAPt of t he t.mis Econlockhai Creek 011-5? tj,k,i ---.- The purpose of this meeting is the election of a board of directors member. Announcements will be made concerning several significant donations to the Association toward the purchase of property adjacent to the Fire Departti This property will be the b. site of the new Civic building, plans for which will be started upon completion of purchasing negotiations. There are now 150 charter memberships In the Civic Association, according to Kay Sa ssinan, secretary of the NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING The bard of County Corn, mIslIon•rl of Seminole County piblIC in ii Cct.tity Coa,,mI$IlOn Oinbirs of the Seminole cotai'y Courthouse. Ian$ovd. Flor ida. on Tuiday Pie liii day 04 AiwiI. 1573. 7OO P.M., as own WSIfi • to consider an applicat ion tI,a, nomInal charge. S IMIMOII COUNTY 10*10 op cou,nv cotssiow Its co-San. Inc.. iportation Deiand district rilu.IfInS CsI1IftCli'0 of Public Co.fllef$CS and Necessity for office to present five-year road w$.r d r*v aeralce In S•mIriI plan projects for the county. Coa'ty. piori.. 1972-73 road budget Items, By N. Orlando Council I sI Elementary S&hool cafeteria. A Lake Kathryn Confab Scheduled For April 4 The question presented Is "What power dos the ('oiinty ('ommuriulsalon has regardi ng the regulation and control nt the level of lithe Kathryn. which lit's partly within a municipality in Seminole and partly wIthIn the unincorporated area of the County''' Accoruing to AssIstant County Attorney howard Marilee in his report I,) the County CommIssIoners, the county can enter Into joint agreements with municipalities. The most recent and -omnprehen.slve sta tutory provision dealing with the powers of the commIssIon generally Is Chapter 71-14 of the Florida Sta tutes, This chapter provides that the County Commolaslon hits (he power to carry on county government, including flood -- -. --- -r -' - " --- -- a ', control and drainage In cooperation N,(h governmental agencies and private enterpikes in thø iie-.eloprnent and operation (if such programs. The county also may enter into agr rn.ns with other givernrnentai agencies within or outside the br,uridaries of the county for joint performance root Inconsistent with law, which are In the common Interest of the people of the county. Marsee said that the m'nuiitty can validly enter into in agreement with a municipality, in this case, the City of Casselberry, comm rrried for control ar4 regnl.iti-,n of the level of Lake Kathryn A work Qialon has been rafr'l rr 1 i rn April I I flutSd, Mnrc.ri ,i, SPECIALS for FRIDAY 'nPi C.,a Im %. '.alu 0 I / PfPPD P15011 Ciw.'i mO,', sq ,i ••1 1 4 $495 Tray ANNUALS /.- IGSCS MUi.004 SU•I1 NIT R$ 1$45 li', 59cor2 for LOt ½ PRICEF $429 Gardedand PH )71 FREE PlPSl COLAS BALLOONS C2, iinowlqcTcr Iin rh,9 Old Kilqnfi Seed Store B idg �___ - - ~ Ti ____ 1111111111111111111111111111111N1111111 - -- ~ - __ , 11 ---. i" ___ 1111111111111111111111111111 - _ - _ _ _______ ._ _ - ~ I,, -- . _ ',' _- -- - - - _. . . . _. - - __ . . .:-I 'L - .._ = '2 ' . , - 44—The Santor Herad Thursday, MarcflZS 1Yr2 Wam and mtans to rase =16 l mil ion Paying no attention to the grade of education or the ability of the faeult to impart the earning which education is supposed to provide, the nagging and disturbing question of waste in this traditional prnces will not down. Has the vear.rowid use of schools been given fair thvestigaticn ' Has the modernization of it the older schools bt given hnrt Judgment bust_ On it and equal attention? Would the use the costs meet to year-round plan help for. are school construction in Seminole Co=t coming to the point of decision for the members the county public school boa rd This is focusing attention on the at! mmmtrative performance of Superintendent of John Angel and those he has pleed m ____ of rponsth1lity. It a aLso creating at a time when the educational process in all the public schools in qu tions a mdiW would most likely ask whether or not those who .ould vote would include those who would not have to pay the increase as they pay rio ijuct: t,a. at all The an.cwe is 'Yes' but the unoerlying question which this proposal evoke is broader, deeper and hoSt important. This is whether or not the proposal to uike this rout., raise trim vast awn and expend it as usual. is iuit a continuance of a practice _____ . v;n ic mu not proved efficient Swanky Swizzle been undvuy during the Angel SUperintendencl I justified itself in terms of dollars saved, not dollars of these questions a on All PDiriI wealthy resident of Monte Carlo, Monaco, and his wife recently visited New Yorl. Entering the lobby of their lintel at 2 a.n they were met i wel;.dresse mar wtth i' gut. The gunniar. relieved the wilt' a! jeweLry worti more than lztuded in the loot was a diamond and ruby-stuffed swizzle stick worth ab*it LOU. A swizzle stick, to most people, means it pastir gadget worth perhapstwo cents used U' stir alcoholic beverages. When F Scott Fitzgerald said, "The rich are different from you and me," he knew what he was talking about. Charleston S.C. News and Courier - Write It Off B6111 Blinns ' liv DM FREEMAN py 'WS SCT'T* - __ - % 9W 32771 ublt$flet dUO' and A OIELVi'. her t)DYLL.Adv,tts,flcDIt.ctor&AUttPublis Va. vNE 0 kAPIPt VOL'TOLINI. Circulation c,,n,r. MlAnIq, .SO+IN A P3L5rI, AuociaIr EdItcr ArFtwtt WIP4IFRED F GELOW Comptrolivr UERbV JANE CIELbLiP" County Editor Ma'flanac' tup1 DORIS WILLIAMt kAY tTEVEP4t JR., Stott Photor.P$*I' S UBSCRIPTION R A TES si..w month 35c weei I ntz' MAC Year U. S PuiIøI keuieItoun prov toe $flt all mail siflr,ptsuni be in adwane p6, 0 eC 0u ioond claw. ma tt er OcloD.' 77. 1910 at the Pos$ Office of Sdnford FlorldhXXI?l tan I." P - port of any rnat,'eal. new. or .dvr'IisrnV of this vdilion of The iOnIu'O yweict may be reproduced in any manner wlft,o$ wfitleq, W.rhow i tin of ttw putlisher of The Herald Any , d'',dual or form reponslbr for luct' reWOducf ,Orl will tue cucnicler,d as lflffau9inç on The P1erldt copyright and will IN held ieatiir for darnage under it* Published (tally except Saturday. Sunday and Christmas Published Saturday Pr ing Christmas The sei'6l0 is a tnemuer al tnt Associated Press wflócti Is en filled exclusively to Dr use for reproduction a' all flit lOCO! nwsn print" fit ties n.wspoper RAY CROMLEI Wit;ur, the nt'Xt few monUn.. President Nixon ma v;i st restrictions on the export of high technology machine-, and eqwpmenI to the' Soviet Unior. Al the same, time, the. President is expected In *ol.i positive steps aimed at easing the hurdles facing Russior : _,%~ -_ , ____ country It is known that Nixon's Soviet specialists have. 1Cii: him these' steps would not present serious dangers to Ito United States so long as American shipments In Russ., tin no. contribute directly to advanced military Fyslern, These Moscow watchers argue that the Russian rystrr -except for Its hagb.priaTlty military-industrial compk —is inherently so bogged down in bureaucratic supe. vision that an easing of U.S rectrwtlnns and is in Russian imports of advanced industrial equipment will not enable. the Soviet union in significantly narrow the mdultri,a).ecOflflmlC gap with this countrs. The Soviet Union already is buying machinery an equipment in west Europe and Japan in the limit of it abllt it pa'. It it straining to purchase' the imporit-ii foods Its people require To ho) appreciably more in Uit tintlecI States or anywhere else would p11l a severe' strati. exports Ii' this on Moscow's gold reserves flijss.uu will find it extreme)) difficult to expand it iales to the United State's. even under more' favoraibti terms For the Soviet t'nion preiducri. little. Amet-irar. want at the qunhit) antI prices the) in: or, Russia has a future export potential. on paper. of huii dimensions She has underdeveloped petroleum. go'. lumber. ant: mineral resources aching for the input o foreign capl'.ai These are products U.S companies wou(r him'.' it quantities Ii development is forthcoming and tht price u right The problem is not the Soviet objection to profits The Itus.,sians arc known to be amenable' to a formula, worket, nut in discussions with Japanese businessmen, by whirl American' could take cut the. I'S share in productsgas pn'i"un lumbe: and minerals The difficulties apparently are of a different natu:i but what they nrc' is not clear Japanese businessmen with access to major amoun1 of investment capital industrial knnwhcn' and the kihlc'r technicians required have tw'en negotiating in quite friendi' fasbuor will th' 1!usuans fir v'.'ecu! vea is hoyt' what liii' Russians want and :t. Japanese bad!) need the products that 'uld result Iron 't'c!'tg Ttioucth some so: t2 ;t venttrrer the.'ro. has been achieved it, the main the talks ge or wiL 1 I I • on TOW'IC anti, muu,gflCI No doors are closed but few are opened ccuniple'tei (lilt It seem' to he taking frn'r'.'tr and a dot to If the Japanese experience' is an) criterion U.S vale investment in nr sizable' amount. if allnwcc long time. coming like)'. t( 1w- ____ ________ • : EV Religious Notebook ' L. ( '! "s. 1 .' - " Will the Church Heed !ndian Plea? - - / By REV. DAVID -.#'' POUNG In earls February. Vine tiinria Jr., a Stasndaig }o:t Sioux and author i "Custer Died for Our Sins" , act dressed an open letter to the hitachi of the Chtiztur, thurelies in Anierica Lhthbute.d t, the. Forum for Con ternporar% History. It 1w.been published in the Los An geles Times and other papers. It deserves an cxtensi'.e aud.eiwe and careful consideration At the start of ha letter to the. churches. "me Debra Jr suggests that the pastars nza' be surprised to receive this petition that rests so heavily in political affairs thc civil rights of the' American Indian Yet a quick surve% of Aerican m Pastors reveals the close partnership betwccr. Ctiristwnjt', and the' ti tic o '. c"' of the' New Word Whether it be Columbus with cross and flag or Puritans with Bible and maps. the Christian origins of western civilization are clear and operative And that is the heart , .1 —" mcL "lnadaptingthe.storyforT r. ' '— . '! ~ - - ~ f,;I~ ~, ~, T'ADE all of ur — producer , director actors - felt an unszaLec rponsibllity in & our ver beg. not to twist what thea people went tlzrougt When Jm ~ ~ ~& ~ _~~_, ; .,~ 0 :;/_I ______ _________________________________________________________________________ Ideas Nixon In Nest German Politics ii'. hUT McHUG113 Cbid. %.ihing*m hlw'eaii Cotihe, News Service WASHINGTON A ichactant President Nixon is being pulled claw and closer to the ruustirutaning West German political criz Over Chancellor Willy Brandt's "aelpohtlk." Even a hint from the White House might decide the furious struggle over Brandt'i treaties with Moscow and Warsaw. Any hunt, huwft, ala) could have a profound effect on the. ?reszdent'a scheduled May visit to Moscow. The rirailub-coritrulled Russian prew DJT'E1y has warne that I! West Germany dues not ratify the treaties "a new cold war would break out and a hot war might br possible' The struggle in the boon Parbiunent alongside the cold Wut Oust) R$tflt ii lu ont it involves not only the future course of West relations with lix Communist East. but also ileep ttucadz of German nationalarn that stretch back a mntury to hiisman± and beyond into the gra, shadows of Central European history. Brand! is askW, the ParLret or Bundestag to ratify the treaties he negotiated at 1570. The pacts, in enenct. reuzgnur Soviet hegemony over all of Eastern Europe, I'TtfldCT all Gei!UW clalizis to Iltory cut of the. OdorNei' Rivet brie (including old Junker and Prussian lurthrights i. grant Ut' facto recognition to the sovereignty of puppet Last German), and give the. Soviets at least an inired voice in West German tniernal aflairs. stxiuld a "tascist" or "revanctust" gnverzuuent come to powes in boon. in return. Brandt is promised normalized relatioee with the East and expanded comm. His Christian Democrat opposition calls the treaties a ",'lhut" brand, has surrendered the German dresm of reunifmattun. flue.)' charge, and has received only empty concessions The pactis. they clami. would jeopsrdne West Germany's role in the. North Aflantir Treaty organization and pusath within the European Economic Community, or d Common Market A West German Ix*einiaza for Brandt replies that the treaties "are in the interests of the. German people and indispensable for the detente policy of the. entire West" The decisive vote is scheduled for early May. if brandt wma. the way is open for quick ratification of the 1571 Big Four Berlin agreement and Moscow would undoubtedly seize on the Nmi visit to renew preanare for a 1573 European Security Conference to write a bruit end to World War Ii, Should Brandt lose. West Germany almost certainly tiices ii OU4I bitter, hard-fought parliamentary election. Russia's well-orchestrated po1w of detente toward Western Europ* will have struck the sourest of notes and the Soviets will be confronted suddenly with uncertain conditions on both their Asian and European barriers. Editor, Herald: Thank you so much for sen ding me the map of the city of Sanford. You certainly' went to detailed lot of trouble to insert Instructions on how to get to All Souls School and I appreciate it. your hll foreve sing in I shall Julian LStenstrom Time For Decision pratt.es. I also learned a lot City Commissioner about the City of Sanford. I shall recommend that All Souls Editor, Herald: the limits of the School learn all about their What are Complaint responsibilities of the coin- inte resting city, Sincerely yours, mumilcatlons media? Editor. Herald: Sister MaryDantian,SSJ The Roman, Juvenal, said, Iwould like to know just what Principal ,,Who guards the guardians?" the school board La trying to Saint Joseph Academy Amendment First prove. They expel a child from The 24l St. George Street school after three suspensions, guarantees freedom of the Saint Augustine, seem would Therefore, It regardless of what the child has Florida 3)64 It the wotid make done. It can be large or small, that this duty of the press (Ed. Note Another example obligations and they do it. the good work done by John e guarans, I think this is wrong. I talked to be the guard of thdi Kr'lder and his talented crew, reproof apply the word of with Mr. Bedding and he agrees to . . vocation, Delorat note's that at first this philosophy seemed pot. Bible to the Indian nations America was a vast empirepeople' and nations could get along if there was respect for each other's laws and customs But the arrangement turned sour and when the' west was won, somebody lost "lvi ihc pears that followed, anothe-r doctrine arose from the minds of Christian men 'Manifest des:iz1. It was God's will, we we're told-.cncleed, the people of Ante-rico were bid—that Christian c lzzancm sPanitI erletid t-im; 'se-c to sliming sea. as it were. Eryhm. tw,a.Chras:zuy avid lacking tue rvslemig and attributes c' Chrutuivi civilization was In be pushed front the riw:':c bit path of p'c'çress And behind the' push 'Alks a billet And just behind -' .- -'-.--.-- ---. _,, -__ _ ~ - __= _. --- .- -_'- . -_- - - ----.----_-- ---=-'- - ' It, , ~ 'k - . I / 1. . - , . -. ., , ' ,; - .. . , 'I - vi WINNERS in the oratorial contest s;xinsoreel by the Sanford ( )pIIiuisI ,i i ('lob are congratulated liv Don Itathel, president. deft ''( )mir ( 'h;ilh',ii'i' Topic was t'(uIflhlllttP(' IOIVS tIn' ('oppock, chairman of Invnlvetm'nt." IA'lI tei right wintn'rs were First, Jiiii Mart ui, Satilord Naval Academy; Second, Tray lay, and third, Paul Triiwick, 1)1111) of Sanford Middle School urea. l'i.iilk wall accused of atxtuu I. irii the dark-haired seeret.nr) Inert it bray Tampa shopping - ' - - - - ' -- Powel/ Dispute Sett/ed (All) - i3' i'm old I'ti.'li Will ttu 'iiili."i ii tii kl As the once' panted Bimini and claiuuied to be spou.w in the agreement from fla mtxnay ant es ('ongressman Adam (las ton Powell lay in a his wife, told the court through Warren brought I'owell's will coma at a hospital, it court set• her attorney she would drop her lit-fort, the court, stating It spa'tIed a dispute over the dkposi- 'laiun tim niarrituge II given tile I It, .1k ltr." lion of his bod' and po.ssessions. ri g ht to dispose of Powell's IN' taken by I )tinlerw Kipose' anti 'rx agreement was approved renuulns awl ix' crematedrith the ashes attorney, Herbert strewn over the Island of South 11cr by Circuit Judge Jack i"zilk as l'owcll remained In critIcal can. Warren Jr. of Miaruil, inlet the ninuirti dution Wednesday at Jackson court, "Miss Expose does After listening to the argu. Memorial hospital where he claim to be tie k'gal wile of miit'nt', ,tiitigt' Folk said, the ('layton I',oseli in ,damn has been stat".' (Pit' U.S. ('oust either cltuimiuiinLi to that Guardairlifted him from his eyes of the law" Guard Yr't'ttc iMago Powell, a Pinr' 11th' of wife')'" ",thi,uuuul,uui ,dand retreat of 'Ntxsb' knows of any became' to Rican divorcee, Bimini March 7 ._"!'° t.,_.i ...LL w ml i)arIefl. l..xpose, who nerom- out ii'uui;rex.uuuii ii unto wio. other ).11dl tIlu' . , ' IVIA-304 'You, Rny Carroll Paulk, ()1IIANIM). Fin i Al') ..floy Carroll ['sulk was sentenced to have been convicted by a jury of die by e.lertre,rutifl In the stab- your Fellow countrymen and I liliii tieiith of f)inns do In l'ai, a have adjudged you guilty of the Y2.)e'Cir4'hl Iiiiklwrroighi ('nunty said rrlrne,'' Circuit Judge cehool secretary after a jury ,latnes Moody told the defendfound turn ltulIty Wednesday of ant as he stood before him. When asked If be had any first degree eii,urtkr without a thing to say on his own behalf, re'rinn,nemlatlnn of merry. ile' seven vnan, five-woman l'aulk shook his head negatively e'Irrult mutt jury deliberated 90 anti pointed to his attorney "The defendant has had his riutnuites before finding 29-yeardd l'aulk guilty, a' charged. day In court," said Michael Without a re'coriun'ndatinfl foe Ruscerni He had adv'l,ed his rni'rt'y. the death penalty Is client against testifying, be ciplained. "he'rauae I didn't think erwinelietory The defense called no wit- he had any redeeming qualities rwssec in the three-tiny trial to !'-t'tt , him which was moved here under 'ttiinite of venue as a result of pretrial publicity In the Tam ' 4' ',)- l flu( aUtiy, Mal Lot djo : I _~" ,. - Death Penalty Meted To Rapist ___ .. )\ ' ' - ' ,arr,'t, . "-''""'-" renter April 29th, mnutilatin,t her with knife Wounds, then iiirytng the body in a t.hailow, ...ridy grave in a seclude'l IlOnpIng ground near the tini. .'rsity of South Florida I'iiulk was extradited fro", I es,iisiana where he is under life '.''ntence in the murder of shreveport bank teller last MCI)', shortly after the tie hi I'm: girl's eilsiippe.arilnce Under the estraditIon agrr.-mnt'nt with I 4ulsiana authonitia a I'aulk will remain in Raiford State Prison on the more sectous offense until Gov. Reubin Askew's moratorium on capital punishment is derided. Th" governor his dci lana d i st;iy est' utains until 1973 in an tic-ipation that the U.S. Supreme Court will rule in the matter in iha' inirriuui. ., -- - Ford a ck P J 1. 0000 ?7"A " %%~, .~, ~ S ant' say no! Pinto underpriCes VW 113 by $19900.and that's before we start to deal! I " ___________ __ 11 And Pinto gives you more with an engine designed for American oxgrcssway driving. More leg and shoulder room Maverick underprices Chew Nova by $160.. - of . before we even "talk turkey." And reIiahlt Ma','.'tck saves e'cn iN'r City of Sanford that, a Bible With all the wrongs. mistakes, disasters of the past and present, why does no Indian make ii new plea to the churches for Justice' buy it On qas, oil. Simple and ocono'n REFUSE CHANGES Il BERRY'S WORLD Effective April 1, 1972 Difficulties obtaining and keeping laborers to carry refuse has caused changes to be made In regulations governing the collection of refuse. These changes are: 1i) JOHN BUNKER C.1i1e News SerVice 'I. All refuse must be in containers. This refuse in. cludes grass trimmings, leaves, weeds, paperand all loose materials. The containers may be boxes, bags, tarpaulins or other means. - 2.A1I branches, limbs, shrubs, lumber, or other long refuse shall be tied in bundles no longer than 5 feel and no larger than what two men can lift into a truck. - II $ 3. All refuse must be placed at the alley line or at the street line If no alley exists, —',"w., a.. in I, MU, l CITY COMMISSION "Hold up on that ad c.smpaig n you're døuig. The client s"onfs to swi tch from 'Noiialp' to The of he, promotion . cku'r' - -- - -' '--' . - -- -- --------- --- Mustang underprices Firebird by $108.0 and our deal saves you an extra bundle. Still the all-time, most popular car in class. Sortie of fun-driving P.it are standard equipment on 197' 2697 its .tiilj '. Ut yc.ir ot)II()rl' . Introducing ... new RED L'JU AND BLUE SPRINTS Special-value Pintos, Mavericks, Mustangs. Limited editions, limited supply. Save with the Ford Team. 'Based on a comparison of sticker prices for base 2-door modali Plus any doalor prop or destination charges or taxes are extra JACK PROSSER FORD 3786 Hwy. 17-92 South Sanford Phone 322-1481 honesty done with gimmick we sugpestod .i t .1 0h, do -it-yourself design features ----- TurningWood Waste IntoFertilizer - .' for the corn- thing'.. Mrs. Eunice would be to aeek to EdItor's note: Mrs. Long remain linked with Orange but ask the Legislature to give telephoned to add to her letter Seminole its own identify by that Mr. Christian, of theschool making it mandatory' that a staff, promised to investigate specific number of legislators her eomplalnts.l be from Seminole IA a c Donaid's Farm pile of bark and other wood penmented with truckload alter' business, providing work to 12 waste that was being burned to truckluaJ of this waste. He full-tune employes and 25 partget rid of it 1k had seen this broke the bark into small tune helpers in this area hard ST1tATFUIW, N.H. of hit in' worn-out farms, idle Old Not mans times. Every tame It pAeve tried different MacDonald has a farm. And be offended tu,g mute yanker shredding it. He sent samples to sawmills and lack of new Inuses it it develop a use for New sense. of (ntlitv enu.st% and agricultural dustr'. The product is being and sold from New Hampshire to England's mountains of lumber abhorrence of waste experts for analysis, mill waste. Tree barr., he knew. witz Must unurtant of all, he Pennsylvania MacDor lid is now de'ieloping In this town of about 601) hugh nature's method of enraciumig turned the material into the up In lix New Hampshire the toll. Why, he wondered, did iurrow of his own fields and a larger and potentially zr.we hinterland. Greg MacDonald people have to destroy sa w the soil. worn out from valuable use for bark and other (he's not really old) Is using something which nature had generations of depletion far- waste from lumber mills. When the state of New oud waste from sawmills a developed over acuies even ruing. come nuigicallL to We. common product all over hundreds — of years' His thanks to the wood bark's Hampshire deci'eed that the northern New England — to Yankee upts'inging told turn euriclunC contributions of town of Stratford must stop make a highly nutrient soil that such waste was Uie.j- calcium, aodiurz5, magnesium, dumping Its sewige Wastes Into the headwaters of the Conconditioner for farms. gardens ciaabk Something should be phosphorous and potassium and lawns- Next step: to done about It. Pretty wan, MacDonald necticut River, the townieopk combine the wood waste with MacDonald set about doing tur ned his 101-year.old barn into were. flabbergasted. muxu'ipui seg wae. effluent to Just that - with azeakn's sense a factory and was grinding and Thanks to his enthusiasm, the make a tdgtily productive of nuuton Environmental packaging thm waste bark into a fedenil fertilizer, He hauled a tiuckluad of product called Bambe, the Protection Agency advauosn It started in 1* when waste bark to his farm and name jignUy'ing Its cam0.O00 for bigger tanks and MacDonald, who eras working converted one of the rambling pone'Ita; from birch, ash. other equipment Another at a Iwuber mill. watcheC farm outisiliding, into a "lab." maple. beech and cliii trees. $10.1111UO caIne freen the New clouds of invoke rising from a For three years be cxhlambe is now a growing England Regional Conmai. _ __ t.. passible answer "Thinking ihem.scives justified by the God they war sh"ped, the nations of Europe proceeded to rubdu.c' bci:t, the lands and :hr of the western c'crntrne'nti They conic Xc' regard the,- act inns as the znerniat'ic rcsi.: ii' for Jtn'ctn'ctaniegl plan of God be the future history i :,i, world The cciltnustz established o ç.n;vrrnmenx U. i -e,irb. 04hr mc,it,' thicumeiitr of Star.r prcuciannrd the ript.: ii; roe-i,.' lr.cr, it chour his own relzgu.n-4. to pick his civi. In Parve rights to his ou'n property, has ha job, and his :me to be determined by hmiseif" . - ________ - : outlet o of Mr Debris's plea' Capital - '- p % ' . ) - ,------__- ______ . i'r,nntt work arrange in - - ~__. 4 AS res.s - -I ' -- ,jdlltUfU flijldiU the mrnofunderstarnitngarntto I attended the March 14 and they should be changed. apply the scourge of the meeting of the LegIslative and What this rule does can turn a editorial lash a hundred times to the backs of fools we have National Affairs Committee of chil.1 loose for a year, You know the C,i-e'ater Sanford C"hanitx'r that in honws both mitakenly placed In positions of Commerce. As a citizen of parc'its work, the child Is left to of power. Also for self.prewrs'atlnn it Sanford and Seminole do mans things, such as getting well as it city out with the wrong people, and would weni the press would do this for there is no freedom of c"On'ln)iisloner of Sanford. I then we have a criminal on our the press In that Orwellian applaud the Chamber's effort to hands, provide Seminole Count)' with I hope that the tiizpa)'crs wi ll nightmare of Big Brother 1964 more Identity In the Florida do something about this. Here in nor yet In that barren desert of he stature. a sense they are aiding and slavery' which Is the end result However, I cannot agree with abetting the delinquency of a of the Utopian drean. of Inn. an plan that would result In minor, I talked with Mr. perlatistic Markstsm. Is the free press afflicted with Seminole joining with some Bracken, anti he told me that dread count)' other than Orange the school board would stand that In 1964 Seminole and Lake pat on this rule, that it would Dicidophobia ( the morbid unties were joined together take a law suit to even make dread of making fateful decisions)' for legislative purpose's and them change. 'Those fateful tiet'tslon.s are at givena delegation of three One I wonder If the school board member of the three-nun knows that elections are coming hand NOW! That (')r'wrltian nightmare cornea on apace vt and they will have to delegation had to come from up sn Seminole, one from lake, and answer to the t.aspayer for this. Witness the Richmond decision the other could conic from V..'hy don't they clean up the on schools In which a judge changes political c.itftles forces either county. However, this dope peddlers, etc., and make situ.aUc.n was so shcurt4tvpd the school be a school of lear- the school board to Issue orders on busing or go to jail. n. S'dy ever determined if it fling, They should have securlt) John D. Rockefeller Ill's would have much In common. there at all times, for I know report on population committee on a child ever)' there is threats *.side from State Road 46 running east to Brevard and day. ('an a child learn under control's recommendation of west to Lake, and 14 and U . S. these conditions' I think not, two children per family instead In one instance, the school has of 24. do you think It can't be 1742 running north into Volusia. Seminole has vers' little in slandered one child anti his enforced' They already tiave Soeial numberesi you common wi th these counties. famtly, by as.suz'ntrrg that be did Security) But with Orange we are linked something that he did not do, And there Is that beautiful with not only transportation but Because If It was true, where is peaceful of mirage the evidence' also with shopping, enthis Justice' I think not. I eitstencr, that clear lake of tertairmment, commerce sports, tourism, Industry, scrilcea, etc. am taking my son out of this i'weet water around which the Consequently, would school for I will not have anyone tribes of mess will live In peace. I suggest that the Chamber's slander him. It does not take a So, unless the Guard of the uardlans alerts the people, legislative committee approach law suit to change the board's this mirage will dissolve Into a the current Orange-Seminole mind, It takes the people, After delegation with a provision that all the), are there because the chimera of a barren desert of slavery ruled over by a fire no less than three cit perhaps people put them there and they breathing atomic bombs) Red four of 11-man delegation must can be changed I would that all the parents Dragon or 13eserk Bear. be registered electors from wduae,apreswiutbly •, think on these th.truzs. After all.fearing na tion, who have we, in good faith, voted for them all would run at large. One doesn't have to be too old because we thought they had promise of life everlasting and a remember when Seminole our children's best Interest at in Rev. 11:7, there Is the and Brevard were linked heart. But do they? When, in promise, "lie that o'ercomneth things: all together Into a single senatorial fact, they ha ve closed their shall Inherit district. For cars the district's minds to the students' welfare' and 1 will be his God, and he senator because of a population Change this rule, or law, for shall be my son," So, why are advantage came from Rrevard, there are ways of punishing a we so fearful of an atomic war? When Seminole's population child without putting them out Are we of such little faith that surpasst'd that of Brevard this on the streets, to their on we would rather live in slavery county was able to elect the destruction. That is about what than to make a fateful decision? The hour Is late and that . it amounts to. I write this not district's senator. After at noon comes on for all the darkness my child, but saw population battle between just for the two counties the seat went children. Parents wake up' It apace and the Guard Is so al. tiack to Brevard. It was indeed may be later than you think. fUeled with Decidophobla. The a happy day when that situation After all, these are the people time for decisions Is here, will who will be running our co'un- we wake up In time before we went into oblivion th Chamber's try. Let's give them a oetter have to make the decision of e Before atomic war or slavery? legislative comnaittee jumps to chance, not a putdown, but a S. B. "Jim" Crowe a conclusion I feet it should give liftup. We will be looking up to they are as the utmost possible con- them some day nderalion to what would be best looking up to us now, Will we Thank You! we for Sanford and the entire want to be neglected, when on these Think that one will need help? county. I suggest WASHINGTON NEIL, The .Iapanest - Pre" Room Fur.vnai oc.e1y -- MeGavia. ?au out of the Peace C*. ' Editor, Herald: peoples UDP W Pr1'ERsDp CIIteC M.n.pr 'YLOh 1$1u'. Editor "orm Del iver y by - w iY GREFP IjAPV Editor BILL VINCENT of 'Braari bcog.' Blmn senpu for 'Hem Comt tir Brides, but all the-.vever id war.. 'Cme y get nw Bobt, £**rm*z''r. ptctw'r apb' "But alter 'bnazi'ab' I got from people i hadn't f rom in yew A UK umial 'Deer N hbllywuod wrtler, buy us a ' WAL1ii - . _____ yowig guy dxd. But what reali) mattered Ir the. friendsiiW of TELEPHNE rItED VAN PEL'T Managins; Editor , wtz wrok fir Bill crlpL waz ym thE IlL zupact. ee'rrai imnila laler, u still beuiit felt "I'm still gettln ta malL' UJLI BInm "Fe-mall f or a writer' Teu i "Wtthcut niukinE tim sound ae1i.lnortant. myself wr.en I first read Gale bayer' b,&" Blazos said "mere an only eight page in the book devoted IL briar Piceoli What we learn, u Uu' I w. WT'OU' flj' nj } UrU. g IL Sal's Ik Lwtc tlW Pt'Ut. wt projecL um one & T 'Mn7IC Cf I.T1fl, the g.minutt. fil m a low &i- the Week" cmlIul "T)' dwells a grow of reaihiz or Roeki." "It's mu& bettv a lam ctt potice form. Tw inodImiall), "W m, a'v'agt poIa ilxw' 'om- i Aana HDrlhnx nINi to have an ete greazer MW nitrins , will, sum*iu"T idea tart," said Rlni. f.i'Itn.I for tlx ztorv thafl m, dezatenrrn "1 thxz* I: ha a "ii thE tix police are now u spite of the t00tt 11 shot E cieveiopmi mu, a aeri5, LryW, W fie- tire- people from, a hagTUU " would be. uj' more varied groi guys frVM coast' kind of mail. ?et4iir wert fIANFORD. FLA Movie "Brian's Song" good Be When or HOLLYWOOD awars i'oLl tz for wumd. the sixwt, NO, in the runnmg will widotthtedz lx tat eraardmar TV mmIr 'briar'z Saw. " Th1i Wx tir reteU of a reaidismi responsIbIlIty. The senator's concern with amnesty is understandable. Columbia (S.C. State ;ENCi AVE.. TV Ptek. Brian affected, b 'Brian's boug' azat they wanted it share ti tir. it wat, very 3tK f the Of View Senator Edward M Kennedy favors total uniriesty for all the draft-dodgem and bug-outs who have fled the country to evade their 1 P' of &Tx1 fix uk knaa Pu?eoh A Xhr ftnfarb This, of course ha already token it feeble start while the larger political drives of politicians on the national and state levels dominate the news. in Seminole Counts, For the rnpeyer however. this issue of school administration is vital Those who seek re-election or who aspire to positions of power as SUp,flU!fldent or school bniirii members need to trot out qualifications and records For this is it pockethoo& issue which reaches lflW the pockets & every property owner in the county, deterioration V42ich are Has the expanding hW'eauTY which has provement can no longer be eviaciefi Suggestions that it millage election he held helm-c July Ist to authorize an additional four ni issue of well of of will be et off when the schools becomes one of political ambitions as of this state is getting under the wicruscope of those whose belief that tins basic issue im- mills to be levied and thus provide almost enough to satisfy the projected needs raise almost more es than tht!y answer. Prubabiv the one whicn the property owners who would be the ones to anoulder such it boost in barrage which — ,.Y=_.. '-' . _- 17- Orange Is Favored - 04 " U.S. May Ease Moscow Trade Construct i '' on Needs Public School : -' ' : Letter to the Editor Global View Editorial Comment ' . I., ii Sanford, Florida Winter Park Phone 644-8916 ''.i r'i fl �- - .-__ -- --------- - -- -. - - - .' =- The Sa nford Herald Internal Revenue Launches Thrsday, March 23. 972 6A—TheSanford Herald Darlene Carroll Bride Oj'.Ben Bishop I 61 0 Income Tax Crackdown -, - - his tax advisor, and avoid induted on 21 counts of f requently caused grief to select &flOflC Who Is thought to be preparing (alae returns for taxpayers, besides the frauds petrated against honest charlatan. Never, never sign others; and a man and a woman WV. each Indicted on i; counts tapayers who are filing proper blank tax return, and be certain that only accurate informati on i preparing 1*1w retirns for returns appears on the return return UrisrupulOUs others Y in Georg*a rparers alter the number of Even though someone 4s 4 two man and a woman were dependents or deduthofls to the tax s.s.csts a taxpayer In the separate cases for illegally decrease U.S. Treastr3, according to A. in liability Cl' a f eder al tax preparation of a tax return the J. O'Dcirmefl Jr., IRS district numerous return." O'Donnell said. "Often taxpayer Is legally responsible ci preparaUon FIClS director steal all or part of the for his own return. The filing by fraudulent tax returns for me ms reported in. illegal refunds from their a taxpayer of a false and others. few As compared to all of last clients, and their customers are fraudulent return Is a felon) the r=mbff of year. there have been over fa'ed ith ptoWeds of having and it can result in as much as fraudulent tax return preparers many to pay the gOVtrTUUflt large five )C&5 In prism and es had taken a sharp increasethree sfor back taxcs.Plus $10,000 line, or both, for each reparers 1 P ' hp dth ther1rst lday5cim1. the Southeast so far during IFM fraud penaltim and intti'rsl" year in which a Iraudelent and an energetic program was return Is filed. Of the two cases decided by the announced to investigate The first of hundreds of ed result th courts th is year, bo tacatness practices ci tax return taxpayers. who wrr' clients of In recentl Service t óe SOU in war on ut ertqzl)ons tax retitn prp pr p raudUtnt federal income and returns of their clients are finding themselves in bear's debt to the The Internal 41 - r . •. - - Sr -- Double J ' Rites Liii 1 t(. I'(i - - i ( A)LII lie Miss Darlene Carroll became the bride of lien Hart Bishop, March 4, 172 In First United Methodist Church, Sanford, at 2 P tfl. 11ev. Julian flyers was of. ficlating clergyman at the double ring ceremony huger Harris, organist, presented appropriate nuptial selections MCI . - - C, ___ 3 -: - i. ' 1 - —. - . - - =;n - ) , - - j.- ; -- "Ii. aoi~ -. -; . . -. -. -- - .. .. -: .. - . - Ilho - . i. . - -. , - - - return of the ax pr operate legitimate ethical businesses, and this cam Is program prirnarilththode preparers cheat their wto knowing Special Agents ci DlvlsInn of IRS ndted ---.un-- (ii vvr —S =e bcing in the for the filing of a Southeast for audas. Revenue Ix rpm the fn*tt return is Or")T-am Agents are determining that shouh liability ta x ecicTect c both in prison Cl a $500 tJi on each nt The filing dear1 have been paidby ach fraudulent return cuistitutts a raer. Revenue Officers rt then being instruct ed cOWlt. The IRS official said the promptly collect the b.ck taxes. and Interest c'owti have nt spared the pen return perparers from prison 0 Donnel] said. "We urge terms in lieu of stiff fines, strict even .ax payer t csrefuil) fl'jv, •. SIA IVM.;a ii ' CITY OF CASSELBERRY and South Seminole at Winter Park Drive and Marigold to the in- I'tilifies Company is expanding capacity of terceptor into Five Points. Mariposa Inc. of '.eer system with installation of a - ;ihisticitei underground I16.0X package lift ;ition by McMann Constructcin Co of Deland a cost of an additional 30O00 at the Five P'ir'ts station. Ten-inch force main is beln2 Orlando is contractor for final phase of project Even thciugh CASSUC"O i in procesc negotiating to sell the waler and sewage treatment faciliti es to the city, rapid growth of npep.citat.?.d continued exnsincicrn. the area 1nqlledatacuutof$4O,OC)OfrOrTi the lift station janeCasselberry Photo) )uic -- t— 11dr a.? - Redistrict ing y Studied ll4ecutiOflL On March 8. a federal grand St-nate kiçjam that arose Sarasota into a Republican dis- tiiirirment properl) done is it be- IM in South Carolina indicted Ii) removing from i. 1* ui±id tsouil break the rki'rat Rep James Haley. Ii TOM RAU!il i,s,uciatrd Prr'.s II Dern- cones a house of cards," FireWednesda when the first tric't proposed plan was returned to ocratscPcJikCount).arid did not stone said. "Anyone who pulls a woman on 13and counts of sub. Fla frJ', - ALLAHASSEE, fraudulent mitting blz provide a separate district for mit one of te carcis The Semite was to take eomrn.tU-e documents to the IRS and five Myers' proposal would create Volusa and Brrvard counties. another stab today a! paring false Rep. Richard Hodes, fl-Tarn- counts ci pre ccjngrtluional redistricting with ne ths'.nc'ts of north Dade: While the original plan sp. returns for others; a men was pa. charged that the Imr- or ,ail a ctniqrurnisc plan aimed at southern Gull counties from five-member districts created ending an apparent deadlock. Sarusiotsa south: and VoluWa. tXCCPt Haley . b the mixed-district plan hurts The House begislauve Re- Bre'.ard and Indian River courtcumpirt nuse appears to protect urban areas. He said It Couunittee ties apportsorarexit all elVtlX Rep- Wi1 iam central city voters and puts It was to 1* first voted act by night Commit- peli. an Ocala them in with mostly rural diiDemocrat. plans for it 120-member House the Reapportionment divided into a combination of tee prior to days session. ctJPpeus district would lose trsctL "The effect is that core areas I A plan originally sponsored voluu& Count) under the pro. and multunember sLflJ$t rr,emtrr and by the cotTIInItIee that would per.a and pick up sever al Re- in St Prterstrrg. Tampa and thnrts. djtriets It W ill have put two of the three new publican counties. including Jacksonville are denied one :' udy all t}itee plans. in addition districts in central Florida was northern Pmellaa and Pasco r representative each,' Bodes said. u drafting a combination of turned down by the Senate in a But Myers said be thought the Senators were also to ronaldtnrt-r and sixinember districts, parliamentary muse which kept and is expected to appiove one it from being beard an Wedxies- compromise might be 'the only er a proposal that would take I one that can fly. I'm proposing airplanes assigned to the gov. day. of them next week. and x Cabinet members i it in order to break what is an e first ct th ions to Sen Ken Myers. DMamj, Math obje obvious deadlock In the Sen. and place therm In $ common pieced together a proposed plan were that it would state aircraft pool. compromise redistricting plan turned the district now held by ate." - peared to prolec -w.,i T'A ' ra - ........ cmion Linial e Pre?OTT* sates experience not necessary; profits f estate license not reci4 i fed S Highest U Leads and sales your too profurnished S Pre-sod *ith h.ee national sales S Patented del'QflI S Year tor unlimited eiibily S Backed by ezpevience dreis of tijsanis c-I ses'; ;aintrd homes in past 25 eai S Fe;onal *-areP.ouses for fast sPP' ng 5 Eer home Precis ion pie-Cut to operate :' Pot I . ,. in A Ii: - 'r t '•r • - r :c" Take; lin; tz 13? the T13' t r :'l.. N Z,d • "- .-' I I I 'iY • ____________ Plants LI, I.' .•.- ., - SN:) 1 ........................ to W South ______________________ Empl _____ England.______and Japa n______ U S, ____ the removes a it ro r I' ' - - ad f o r fast as.'mbii 'I - ,_ round ;ram ---_____ - r ads tn.titment p - - Cedar v 9 Cornett, all of Connersville, I nd. ' Born at Nounaseur AFB Iiosptt;ul, Casa 1tlunca, French Morocco, Miss Cornett, is a 1972 graduate of Seminole nigh :'chool where she was a nit .iii, 4 the Band, F'I'A isild Latin Club. She will enter / Seminole Junior College this Fall to work toward a nurse's degree. -The bridegroom-to-be Is the grandson of Mrs. John Lenear, Lake Monroe, and Mrs. Frank Lowry, Madisonville, Tenn. Mr. Morton, born In Knoxville, Tern., was graduated from Seminole High School In STEPHANIE CORNEll' 1969 where he was active in FFA. lie attended Seminole Lt. (USN) and Mrs. Arthur Junior College and will continue Cornett, 708 South Laurel Ave., his studies there in the Fall. He Sanford, are announcing the is presently employed by PreErector-Southeast-Se engagement and forthcoming Caste hokbeton. marriage of their daughter, The wedding will be an event Miss Stephanie Louise Cornett, of July 15, at 8:30 p.m., at to Ronald Sherman Morton, son Church of the Nazarene, San. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. of ford, Morton of Lake Monroe. Ili1!U'1jIl11 , - The bride-elect too the granddaughter of Mrs. Lela M. Sherwood, Cornnorsvllle, I nd., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. - . -- prrp&rm who had violated federal laws. But this grand jury ear the ats in Just one day exceeded all Of laSt year's - - - c l _ return - 410 - five or six prosecutions of tax --- Engagement Told - - LIND frd '0000 Cornet ti\I ( )I'L( )iI Mississippi. North Carolirw Con gress,Legislature 10 ( Bob ()rwig I'lioto) - . of dishonest return rreparerl. The crcmk.s knnw the heat is on Smw have temPted to move. but they're fnding out they can get away." T lurtno w'rnt sears. the IRS i -r, zi.ateSoutheuternregrnn ic'ornprislng the states of Alabama. Florida, Georgia. South Carolina. and Tennessee) were annually involved In about t1Ir i1l(. ANDNIRS 10-:N lI:\RI IiISIB)l iltiez., Lt-* Southeast during the last thee weeks O'Donnell said. "The results of the Investigations have been obvious. The news media Is ,I# % a e . . - called into fuie - -: - -. ' t* at are penalty on charges vast - 4 ' - ' - preparers in the seven states of •1 - -. I Otnnell said the maximum return preparers --. . - -- I Wednesda Garden Circles We're Happiest Wh n We're Helping Others' _______________ have Inhalation Therapist Will Speak Marijuana Report The second in it series of educational programs for Bo -ij AS,Uç1A -ED PRIM Abuse, said the group's report or selling pot. President Nixon, who apwas 'a very sane and humane persons with emphysema and The recc*iunrndation by a ma nine members of the approach" that pointed reasonable and Will tie held their famthex to & WIWI uouid free law enfurcerstodeal cacnmnkxsion, received the reMonday. March, at.3Opin.. tiUmaI in the Conference Roam of the (TIIaI penal ties f or rtvate with the problem of hard divags. port wi thout comment Health Use of marijuana has "1 would tie the last one .to San Francisco Undershcnlf County Seminole Frenchmixedreactionamongboththernmendanyone get Wo Department. Reuben Greenberg saidhe nation's outhandlaw (tllfOrVe- volved with pot,butIthinkthis Avenue,Sarifutd"Mitreescomplrtel" with that Honqmentofficials. helpsput it inperspective;' he recommendation."Wethinkthe Mrs.Carol Someofficialsgave said RegisteredIrthalatnat "-: fshouldbere Therapist.SeminoleMemorialsupporttotheIdea , butothersThe13-membetctnninlsslon. but not made illegal. at the end of a ear'c study', the same Hospital. MU present the branded recOftUiiefldaUOnS b alcohol Is" programwhich Includes $ film the National Commission on urged Wednesday that the guyernment end prosecution of OPIflLOII also were divided an Ofl ebysema After the Marijuana and Drug Abuse as time college campuses and among howing of the film. Mrs. impractical and 's'vt danmarijuana but users s of the nation'r youth . for growing others jail terms and fines uist will conduct a gerous Holmq q at the Garden Center. hostesses I . drawn wa The hibiscus Circle of Sanford Garden Club met March 11 e Reaction Is Mixed six HIBISCUS CIRCLE O - Mrs. Hubert Moreland and Miss Bonnie Byrd (substituting for her sister Mrs. Effie Durden) lemon delicious served meringue pie and coffee Mrs. Gordon Brls.son, led the opening prayer and It was reported that the Garden Club gave eight flats of flower plants to the mellonville Nursing Home. The Garden Theraphy make will committee shamrocks and attach them to paper cups of mints for the patients at the same nursing home. Exceptional students at Croon-is School were shown bird pictures with dewriptio.i3 and taught to build bird feeders. Suggestions were made for the Sidewalk Sale in May. Mrs. Brisson gae a report from the Board Meeting. A Flower Show will be held May 27 and 28 from I to S p in. each day' all mem&ers were asked to enter as mnilny plants as possible in the show. April 10 is Arbor Day and it is hoped everyone will plant a i tree, bush or flowers on that Prison Raiford day. greenhouses need help and the club will do their share to help with this project. The Spring District meeting will be held In inhtirtl April 12. I. Felloting committee report", Mrs. Audrey Speer gave an Interesting talk on grooming show plants and flowers for a flower show. She advised members to scrub pots, remove dead or yellow leaves and flowers- repot when necessary so pot and plant will be In proportion' buy a healthy plant and put one stern of plant In each pot- do not crowd or put niore than one plant In a potkeep watered and fertilized and water only when top soil Is dry. A question and answer period followed her talk. The whole Over Stocked / YOU'RE NEXT! ooesri t Livy happirlet.i. DUT IT uoJs neip in many ways. . if . . . you would be happy with a new car, now home, your own business, .) P or any goal that calls for financial ossitonce or od,nco, .t-o us. Corn• in and we II both be happier. Mrs. Katie Smith learned th i s is true by placing following ad: &n&iv&Ai1antic Mrs. Smith received four calls and sold all the items the first day inc Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $3. dppedf the fast rerspomc d San 322.2611 to start YOUR ad March 24-25 (.'S17A ,•• _.•/' l -\ P1 OFF Circle Svntand. 500401 at Friday and Saturday ry the Rocker. 11. 713 C%aroksoe You too will be AMAZED ford Herald ad brings. Pre-Easter 10% "Sofa. sas, Chairs. $1 & $10; siiy itt ON ALL FABRICS I ltntiuuai Bunk MEMBER THE ATLANT I C G ROU P OF BANKS 1P4 FLORIDA 1l i1w/v's 1SIi oppe fun' MEMBER F.D,I.0 PH. 117 Magnolia DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 8) A' The April 14 meetIng, at the Garden Center, will feature a program planning and a plant exchange. hostesses will be Mint's J. B. Williams, W. 0. Livingston and J. E. Gradick. GALE AtSanjord Atlantic National Bank money Just Dial prograin was mnot Informative. J Ansilnaer. U.S. corn- .,4 The programs are sponsored missilow of Narcotics front Florida 130 to 1%. said the conmisCentral the by Tibercu1cnli and Respirator ZiOfli rt'COziinWrld*tiani ouli have 'very serious national reDisease Association Pt'TCUUiOII5' and he called the public is Invited to attend The these meetings For additional findL'tgs 'terrifying." But 161lither Rtcbte, director Infoririatlon call Mrs. lyalne of the Texas Program on Drug Graham. 423-01i33. Orlando. F' Thur vimj. Mrrh 23, 1772—IA 3230313 fisIiri's Sanford daisies, empire waist, long sheer sleeves and carried a of inurns, bouquet cascade daisies and greenery. Iltidesinalul and matron were Cindy NCWIOIOI' and Mrs Sandy South Their gown.s anti flowers were identical to those of the honor ntti'ri'lant Bob Brown was test man and serving as ushers were Terry Tmosper and Joe Tanner. Miss Shellie Bishop was flower girl and ring bearer was Bob Brown Jr. The bride's mother wore a yellow dress anti coat ensemble and a corsage of yellow carnation corsage. I'ollowlng the rsrernony, a In was held rereption 0 _I or urie ,,flIj[flJ, P eiitswinip- 11111 'The t,rlrle'i table was overlaid with green net riser white and centered with ii white floral arrangement. The five tiered wrtkftng cake wait tleu,rated with sweet peas anti topped with a miniature bride and groom and two whita drives S.rve'l with the cake were lime punch, nuts and mints Mrs Virginia ltnbertaon and Sandy Trosper rut and served the cake tinil pouring were l,rraine liolton anti MIl'IrerI At.l, an aunt Of the t4'ijie Iti tg,s tied with yellow .I .i.a .Ih} fla •ii'i u uIlsttitNted to thoSe alterWlIng Mrs Willie Pippin. pianist. pi'ev'nt"i barkgrrsirid music all during the rereptlnn bOUTS For traveling, %Iflr Bishop those a blue crepe dress with beige accessories arid the rose corsage ff0m her wpddlng bouquet. The Couple left for a wedding trip ft. Welt Disney Worki arid when they return will tie at borne at ill East 8th Street, Sanfr,c'rl 'The grr,liTn s employed by Wall Plumbing and heating Co and the bride at (leiweal Dynamics toe Of tOWfl glieSta ifl(IUded Mrs Mildred AMI. y?ar1. 1 V aunt of the fwid. �- ___ • -r ________ Thursday. Marcfl li, 1912 —The Sanford Herald 4A Editorial _______ Global View Comment 0 6 U.S. May Ease Public School Construction Needs Ways and means W raise $2.65 million for construction in Seminole county are coming to the point of decision for the members of the county public school board, This is focusing attention on the administrative performa". of Superintendent in John Angel and those he hs pia of responsibility, It is also cresting at a time when the educrtional press in all the public schools in th is state is getting under the microscope of those whose belief that ii,s basic issue of improvement can no longer Pie evaded, Suggestions that a millage election be held before July 1st to authorize additional four mills to be levied and thus provide almost enough to satisfy the projected needs raise almost more questions than they answer. Probably the one which the property owners school whowouldbe theonestoshou)dersuchaboostm millage would most likely ask is whether or not those who could vote would include those who would not have to pay the increase as they pay no such answer is: "Yes." But the underlying question which this proposal evokes is broader, deeper and most important This is whether or not the proposal to take this route, raise tins vast sum and expend it i as usual), is not a continuance of a practice which has not proved efficient. tax at all. The Swanky Swizzle Point Of wet!. This, of course has already taken a feeble start while the larger political drives of politicians on the national and state levels dominate the news. For the taxpayer In Seminole county, however, this issue of school administration is vital. Those who seek re-election or who aspire to positions of power as superintendent or school board members need to trot out qualifications and records. For this is a pocketbook issue which reaches into th e pockets of every propertY owner in the county. View 'TV Movie Brian s Song " ' Bill B R MN FREF)tA CopleyNewsServlc't Pic'colo. Brian's widow. wrote C aJer wTlt.ifli. Burke ariJ ('anwx'xin Mitchell to say she loved the pictu.'r, we project, this one sTV 'Movie of starring, the -mtnute film of acctin- the Week" all felt a good P called "The dwells on a group of rra'ujta on HOLLYWOOD — When the pli.thment. Ries" io&j "It's much better a Large city police fc,'mt'1110 time for Emn'zy awards rolls "Wt_ than the as-erage police f*'tXTucer Is Aaz'onSpefljruz incidmtkIlY. "The kea here," said Blinns. *rtxui& (* of the Shims high in waned to have an even greater said Blinna, with some unpolice now a the rnn ng will uri&wibtedly be fee1ng for the xUry than men, det-statement. '1 think il that eitraordmary TV movie in spite of the football shot at developing into a aeries, U -ing to get their peopie from a mcrr varied group guys from "Brian's Song." This was the background." which would be dramatized retelling of a real- From "Brian s Song, Bhinns With Darren McGavtn. Paul out of the Peace OFPI. iife drama, the friendship of two laers. Gale Sayers and the late Brian Piccolo. 1 . •• - Bill A wealthy resident of Monte Carlo, Monaco, and his wife recently visited New York. Entering the lobby of their hotel at 3 a.rn, they were met The gunman relieved the wife of jewelry worth more than $75,000. lr.cbded in the !o"t wj%c ft di*nind and ruby-stuff ed swizzle stick wor th about $500. A swizzle sti ck, to most people, means a plastic gadget wor th perhaps two cents used to stir alcoholic beverages. When F. Scott Fitzgerald said, "The rich are different from you and me," he knew what he was talking about. — Charleston (S.C.) News and Courier by a well-dressed man with a gun. Write It Off Senator Edward M. Kennedy favors total all the draft-dodgers and bug-outs who have fled the country to evade their '' scsipt, was saying that pam several masitta later, is idill being felt.. "I'm still getting - TELEPHONE 531.9993 322 2611 N. FRENCH AVE, SANFORD, FLA. 32771 3 WALTER A GIELOW, Editor and Publisher WAYP4ED DOYLE,AtI%in9D1tC1Dr&M51 t0 Publisher FRANK VOLTOt.,INE, Circulation General JOHN A SPOLSKI. Associate Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW FRED VAN PELT ROY GREEN i.FFORD DERBY i ~ol of Editorial Page GA R Y TAYLOR DON W PETERSON Sports Editor Classified Manager jt PiE CASSELBERRY Coonty Editor CHARLES HAYS DORIS WILLIAMS RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman said P't' Bobby . Staff Photographer SUBSCRIPTION RATES . . 3k Week $1 50 Months 119M 3k Weeir 515 00 1 Year 11 50 1 Mith U S Postal Regulations paid in ad vance provide that all mail subs criptions be Entered as second class matter October 37. 1510 at the Post Ott ice of Sanford Florid,, 3271lr No part of an, material, news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Her%Id may be reproduced in any manner tlthit written permitson of Its., publisher of The Herald Any in d,vidoal or firm responsible for such reprod' -11c%n will be considered as infringing on The Heralds copyri.iI and will be held liable for damage under the ia*. Published daily except Saturday. Sunday and Christmas published Saturday preceding Christmas The Herald is a mmt-er of the Associated Press which is en titled exclusively to the use for reproduction of ill the IOCSI rwws prOIed in t11i5 newi,papef eac Within Itic nex t few nionths. President Nikon nul', restrictions on the exrrt of high technology macliInci and equipment to the ,o% let Union take At the same time, the President is cjt'ctett to lacing Russian the hurdles at easing aimed positive steps e sports to this country lxons So',iet specialists have told It is know n that him these steps would not present serious dangers to the united States so long as American shipments to Russia not contribute directly to athniwed military sstems MCISCO% watchers argue that the Russian sstCni —except for its highprtority military .uidustrial complex erently so bogged don In bureaucratic super. is that an easing ofI's restrictions anti a step up . . '." " " " , John F. Fldrhigc Sr., (X) Tangelo l)rlve, Sanford, 1-he ('hun'ti wn..s decoroteut - wIth two arrangc'menta of yellow minis flanking the ..ltrir, two spiral candelabra with burning tapers and ixilteul poInts at s'antii,(e spots. equipment in Russian imports of atiancedtoindustrial significantly narrow will not enable the Soviet Union country. ttw tndustrlal'ecanomic gap with this machinery and Is buying already Soiet Union The equipment in west Europe amid Japan to the limit of its ahilit% to pay It is straining to purchase the imported foods its people require To buy appreciably more in the United States or any here else would put a severe strain gold rcseres. want at the quality and prices they insist on Russia has a future export potential, on paper. of huge dimensions She has underdeveloped petroleum. gas. lumber. and mineral resources aching for the input of foreign capital These are products U S companies would , . . buy in quantities if development is forthcoming and the price is right The problem Is not the Soviet objection to Profits The Russians are known to be amenable to a formula, worked out in discussions with Japanese businessm'fl by which American-.; could take out the U.S share in products gas. gas, petrolcum. lumber and minerals Tt difficulties apparently are of a different nature but what they are is not clear. Japanese businessmen with access to major amounts of investment capital, industrial know-how and the skilled technicians required, have been negotiating in (Iuit.' friendly fashion with the Russians for several yeai The Japanese have what the Russians want and the Japanese badly need the products that would result from I , L OI - ( hius polyester knit A.lIri. cites, with mnatthlng cost and a corsage of pink rarnati'mi Yrilkcwlng the rererr,"J 4 reception was held at lb. h,,vre (if the bskla'* parents. in flair*svllte. Assisting with the serving and entertaining w,r. Mrs Grey Ifirni, whiru pn.sIde'l at the ptmh howl and Carol VelkPsile kept the te'kle'a rnk itire tags 4 white net tied with rst,hon ware given nt4t k Jill haven with navy shirt and whit.' me The ssclpgrr,nm Is presenn, Seminole .lurva : ('olIeg. and the 4140 me'lIc*l secretary in W"r Park. She is a graduate of P K 'inge Ia&.ratrry School .tr,'I Jr nes College where whe we; a , - member of Alpha Iota Sorr,rt, •E' (put-of-town guests came frrrr, North In various cities Carolina, South Gate, Calif Savannah, Ga South Carrittr,a, Tampa. lake Mary and rr, ford . f - She wore it lime green t'nipirc style formal length gown with high lace collar. The hive trim was repented down the waist front and hack, accented in time SPRING L3UDGL1 ..—.- srte wlis The couple left fot' a we-dding trip to GatIinbor. 'Tern Their new r• 4.•r' •i I* '$) St Andrews Bl"l Winter Park , Mrs. Carol Velithuis, 31%trr of the bride, was matron of honor. Mi#'" .. -- tAouwt and red, white and blue with pink roses and ribbon streamers. U t',rk Ave Sanford. F 1 I . Ja c - tier veil 'f tilk illusion was attached to a headed half-crown headdress and she carried a cas'&itling bouquet of green cymbidluin orchids, accented on the front and sk.yes and a carnation corsage Th' piI.i vi',tr'r rw, grooms .a. h.'rt traveling. Mro Eldridizo. wraP it resi double t'g.asted .• . the bride, given in marriage h> her parents, wore a formal length empire style gown of candlelight crepe featuring a high collar with pearls, beau. s irk and bing full sleeves with la'al"ii tufts Russia ill find it extremely dttticult to expand its sales to the United States, even under more favorable terms For the Soviet Union produces little Americans . I 4 ,4J SPECIAL , Grandparents attending were Mae Eldrldge, Newton S C arid Mr. and Mrs Harry Bach Srmth Gate, Calif THkU WEDNESDAY Mrs MRS. JOHN EDWIN ELDItIDGE Grove, JR. . 1 wasn't the usual Dear HoU)nd writer. buy us a drink when we get out to the " coast' kind of maiL People were moved. aff ected. by 'Brian's and ' I.' . Liza s Live Wire round doors are closed arrangements. any criterion, U. S. pri. '1 vate investment in any sizable amount, If allowed, is likely to be a long time coming. .. - round If the Japanese experience ' ____ is T - Will — — — a t y dinner serving 28 members and I.vnth1s. Oakton is the former home of Fred and Dot before two guests. The club meets the third moving to Chuluot.a. Thursday each month and their S_l.uuIIuIu,, "' Jet Religious Notebook and they wanted to share ' - of. Heed Indian Plea? - IJ\ ,) Sayers' book," Blinni saidlbere are only eight pages in is. By REV. DAVID POLING '5 " k Piccolo. What we learn, U4 thcee eight page is that a ver y nice young guy died. But what itafly - i: - of ) ,iiq"" -In adaptlng the story for TV all of us — producer, director . felt an unjtated actors responsibility to do our very best, not to twist what these . TkAD. en — - ______ _____ - pea*wr- — — Capital Ideas Nixon In \ German Polit cs i puppet East Germany, ,.rid give the Soviets at least an in- By RAY MHUGH Cie1, Washiaglimu Burnt Copley News Service fetred voice in West German internal affairs, should a "fascist" or "revanchist" government come to power in WASHINGTON — A reluctant President Nixon is being pulled closes' and closer to the mushrooming West German political crisis over Qiancelki' Willy Bi'ardt'i "ostpoIitik" Even a hint from the White House might decide the fig-bus struggle ow Band's treaties with Moscow and Warsaw. Any hint, however, also could have a profound W effect to the President's scheduled May visit to Moscow. The Kreznlin-con(rolled RUuikrz press already has warned that if West Germany does not rafify the treaties "a new cold way would break out and a hot war might be possible." The struggle in the Boon Parliament alongside the cold and mist' Rhine Is a classic one. It involves not only the future crAirse of West relations with the Communist East, but also 6M threads of German nationalism that stretch back a century, to Binarck and beyond into the gray shadows of Centralopean histo'y. Brandt Is asking th Parliament or Bundestag tO ratify the treaties he negotiated in 1970. flit pacts, in essence, recognize Scxiet hegemony over all of Eastern Europe, swTrfldes' all German claims to territory east of the Odes'Neisse River line (including old Junker and Prus.sian birthrights i, grant de facto recoEnitlon to the sovereignty of In return, Brandt s promised normalized relations with the East and expanded commerce. His Qirlstian Democrat oomstlon calls the treaties a "sellout." Brandt has IUZT'_flderei the German dream of rewüfIcation, (fry charge, and has received ceJy empty concessions. The pacta, they clami, Germany's role in the North Atlantic Treaty Organlution and possibly within the European Economic Community, or Common Market. A West German spokesman for Brandt replies that the treaties "are in the interests of the German pecpIe and indisperisaibile for the detente policy of the entire West" The decisive vote is scheduled for early May. if Brandt wins, the way is open for quick ratification of the 1971 Big Four Berlin agreement and Moscow would undoubtedly seize on the Nixon visit to renew pressure for a 1973 European Security Conference to write a formal end to World War U. Should Brandt lose, West Germany almost certainly faces a most b.tter, hard-fought parliamentary election, Russia's well-orchestrated policy Of detente toward Western Europe will have struck the sourest of notes and the Soviets will be confronted suddenly with uncertain conditions on both their Asian arid European borders. Made to keep Its clean good looks through wind and weather. This Is the perfect answer for gracious leisure time "on the terrace." 42" Mash Top Pedestal Table with 4 Arm Chairs or 4 Highback Mesh Chairs. Christianity and the discovery of the New World. Whether It be Columbus with cross and flag or Puritans with Bible and maps, the Christian origins of western civilization are clear and operative. And that is the heart BLOOMING SPECIAL Available in white or Antique Green--WhIle they last plea: "Thmking themselves justified by the God they uor' shmped, t he stations of Europe proceeded to subdue both the lands and the peoples of the western continents They came to regard their actions as the inevitable result o the foreordained plan of God or the future history of c world The colonists esta ks?ied a fjot't'rnrnelit UI thich the major documerts of state proclaimed the right of every man to choose his own religion, to pick his own vocation, to hare rights to his own property, his home. his job. and his time to be determined by himself." Deloria notes that at first this philosophy seemed pus sible to the Indian nations America was a vast empire— people and nations could get along if there was respect or each other's laws snd customs. But the arrangement turned sour and is hen the west was won, somebody lost "In the years that followed, another doctrine arose from the minds of Christian men 'Manifest destiny' It was G od's will, we were told—sndee the peop e . of America were told—that Chrutuirs civilwztwn ' should extend from 'sea to shining sea' as it were. Everything non hrist man and lacking the Ciaturn.i and attributes of Christian civilization was to be pushed from the inertIa ble path of progress" And behind the push was a bullet And just behind that, a Bible With all the wrongs, mistakes, disasters of the past and present, why does an Indian make a new plea to the 9995 The Orlando Forge Inc. 1 01 . . ill N. Orange Ave. Winter Park "Where Oranqe meets Fairbanks" UH "" " and n '3hnic4 A WM at W..'4irf.l F.Sul'cs phone 104 323.25 10 E. FIRST xs~~MI~ hANK AME1ICARU MASTERCIIAROE STORE HOURS: 9T05:30 EACH DAY 9S 19 together. Mr. and Sirs. Paul Penny It borne in Ohio departed for Tnnri C,rustr tm Caid Navq* 1191 I,,rolln d all CWdltlCr1r#2 i..itrsIlzw I'ieh*tIng 'olin hr a Am 11.0 nOis along Saturday morning and Mrs Hagen flew to her borne Mnriizy evening. — — — Mr. and Mrs. Namiel A. Mello, S55 Lake Drive, returned to their borne Sunday Evening after attending funeral services of Mrs Mello's brother , Stephen KIek In Sumrnerset, Mass Jack & Jeon&* s S,sr'1c4'd Plaza ergs 4 — — — Showers you 'iith fabric Savings! — — — Set W eekend Ru in ii REE 100'. Polyester YARD STICK WITH EVERY PURCHASE DOUBLE KNIT 99 Sale ag They are in the process of winter vacation in llohlywood, making more sheets For the visiting with Mrs. Borkoski's Seminole Memorial hospital home and another project, aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Women's Auxiliary( Pink making Christmas ornaments Daniel Pasque. They also Ladies) are holding a rwnmage for their own use. visited with Dr. Swider and Mr. sale this Friday and Saturda> T"Pey visit the Sanford Con- and Mrs. Ray Reck, In March 24 and 2, from 10 a in valescent and Nursing home Hollywood, and Mr. and Mrs. Al until S p. m. each month. Since the first of hiiggin.s in Cooper City. Site of the sale Is the former the year they have delivered lap Party Time location, next to robes and every irtonth they Don Knight's Shoe Store, First David hoental and his wife, Street, downtown Sanford. make and deliver 30 dozen cookies and visit the patknt.s. Diane, from Oakton. Va. are Any persons desiring to David's donate items for the civic enwith vacationing Retired l"utks Club held their parents. Mr. and Mrs Fred th'avvr are asked to call Mrs imionthly meeting March 16, at l4ntal, 550 Lake Drive. David hiarr> Smith. 3320947, or brtn. the Civic Center, ssth a pot luck Is the youngest son of the them to the sale 7 , $1 YD 0.er 5.i3 1,ds ii 50" ru'dtt, rrijti. washable Crepes .5 asst Shitcfli. Full bolt's Rvq To S3. 140. + — — — OTTED SWIS .4 "I Dacron & Cotton Washable — 45" Wide Mac Donald's Farm Dacron Cotton *129 èEaser - Frnm the Inside Out 'I DOTTED SWISS. - .larI t TurningWood Waste IntoFertilizer DOUBLE KNIT i'll (I 11 Ui /t /j,l/.,' Jii'iii VtlIlt' It lit lit /till i ill I.S tel' Hit/It . , 991, . yo 43"w*d. mach. *elhAdr'v bright spring uiors Reg. SI ti pile of bark and other wood perimented with truckload after business, providing wont to 12 By JOHN BUNKER Cupky Ness Set-sire waste that was being burned to Lruckload of (hi' waste. He full-time employes and 25 part. get rid of it. He had seen this broke the bark into small time helpers in this area hard j Old sight man)' times. Every time it pieces; tried different ways of hit by worn-out farms, idle STh.ATFORD, Nil. MacDonald has a farm. And he offended his innate Yankee shredding it. He sent samples to sawmills and lack of new in, and chemists and agnc'aItural dustry. Th" product Is being uses it to develop a use for New sense of frugality sold from New Hampshire to experts for analysis, England's mountains of lumber atthorrence of waste. Tree bark, he knew, was Most Important of all, he Pennsylvania. Mill waste. MacDonald is now developing In this town of about 600 high nature's method of enriching turned the material into the up In the New Hampshire the .DLl. Why, he wondered, did furrows of his own fields and a larger and potentially more hinterland, Greg MacDonald people have to destroy saw the soil, worn out from valuable Use for bark and other (he's not rea1J old) is using wmeudng which nature had generations of depletion far- waste from umber milia. When the state of New even tiring. comne mAgicaft to life. a developed over scores wood waste from sawmills common product all over imzidreris — of years" His thanks to the wood bark's Hampshire deaeod that the northern New England — to Yankee upbringing told him eru'ictung contributions of town of Stratford must stop make a highly nutrient soil that such waste was Inex- calcium. sodiwn, magnesiwn. dumping Its sewage wastes into the headwateri of the Can,. conditioner for farms, gardens ciaatAe. Something should be phosphorous and potassium. Pretty soon, MacDonald necticut River, the townspeople and lawns. Next step: to done about it. combine the wood waste with MacDonald set about doing turned his 1(Oiear-old barn into were flabbergasted. Thanks to his enthusIasm, tue municipal sewage effluent to just that — with a zealot's aenre a factory and was grinding and Environmental packaguig the waste bark Into a federal make a highly productive of mission. He hauled a truckload of product called Bambe, the PrOkction ACency advanced "Hold up that od cam paign ou'ie doing. The client fertilizer. wants to switch from 'NoitoIgJio I he other promotion It started In 1166 when waste bark to his farm and name slgnilybig its corn- 130.000 for bigger tanks and gimmick we suggested MacDonald, who was working converted one of the rambling ponents; from birch, ash. other equipment. Another 'Flat-out $10,000 carrie from the New honesty don, with class'!" at a lumber raW. watched farm outbuildings Into a "Lab." maple, beech and elm Imes. clouds of smoke rising from a For three years he ex- Bambe is now a growing England Regional Commion. I 100% Polyester II Machino Wash & - 4 13 - 0 on - __ ________________ $ I Yd. $ SHIP AHOY CANVAS 100% Cotton 45" Wide Great for Sportswear Exquisite Form 'Fully" is fuller bra designed just for yot The only one to give your fuller figure all the support and comfort II must have EquislIe Form "Fully' In polyester.cotton. lace, tricot. or crepe SIzes 3111 to SIE. from 5.300 Plus longlin. was In full or lengths QQ' Yd. . . '. DAN RIVER CHECKS 419 •' 991,O Y AS- wide mach- wash & dry, bright spring ç9r'I Reg $1 l'id .. And theme are Fui iy'' girdles in a silk y son, miracle slfolc tabulc Control panels Al front, sides arid back give your fuller figure comfortable cont r ol In short and average lenglh. Front ' $1000 1 . me SHOP LAND 0' FABRICS FOR ALL YOUR PATTERNS & NOTIONS Hill - Dry 60" Wide 88 22$ E. FIRST ST 322.3524 ULM 32. mei — — — churches for justice' WORLD .' " home since ClwtStiflhiS. The Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. women had lunch at an Orlando Bor koski 241 East Second restaurant after they made Street, have returned to their their delivery. home alter spenuing their X ,Tru - Curf Cold Wave ini. ni "' been their first delivery to the . . waiting room on tne second floor where the family picture was taken. A family picture was taken twenty-seven years ago when the family was last Pin 647 234 . BERRI's , _.,. —........ civil rights of the American Indian \ et a quick survey of American history reveals the close partnership between of Mr. Deloria's -- Marvin Nor. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin was the son of Robert throp, 660 lake Drive, are and Rosemary Kearney. -v enjoying the visit of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bell FrIday, March 17, marked a from Saginaw, Mich. and are CIIULUOTA -minute reunion of the Abbott staying In an apartment By LEZA BAKER family. It had been • long Chuluot.a for a month. They plan twenty seven years since the ii int.rt In iflC Knit WItS l,..IUU IVCVflLiY family of five sis ters and their made a trip to Mrs. Russell's Florida, including, Disney parents were re-united. home for A.typica! children in World and Cape Kennedy. Otto and Elizabeth Abbott, Orlando. The women presented their five daughters, Mildred Steve Hyman has moved to Hohlister. Katherine hlinda, all the home with three large cartons of used clothing for the the Central Florida area from of 'fituavill' Mary Ellen Penny Charleston, S.C. lie is the from Canton, Ohio, Cordy children and Infants. The members nu'de and nephew of Ferrell and Ann Hagen from Hawthorne, Calif.. donated 17 fitted sheets, 15 lliiuin of Fourth Street. and Lisa Baker, Chuluota, met handmade quilts, ten jump at the Jess Parrish Memorial suits, two diaper shirts, two pair Mr. and Mrs. Haney Weber, hospital in Tttusvllle, where of knit boots, and one box of toys 471 East Third Street, observed Mrs.. IloULster is a patient, with that had been donated to the their 46th wedding anniversay the reunion taking place In the club, on March 20. The couple was The club accepts U.Wd married In Chicago, their native clothing and used toys for the home, and moved to ChuluoLi k IA1,dif?S children and Infants. This has eight years ago. - Here is furniture to compliment your good taste— in early February, Vine Deloria'Jr., a Standini Rod Sioux and author ("Custer Died for Our Sins' ad dressed an open letter to the heads of the Christian churches in America. Distributed by the Forum for Con' temporary History, it has been published in the Los An. geles Times and other papers. t deserves an extensive audience and careful consideration At the start of his letter to the churches, Vine Deloria Jr suggests that the pastors may be surprised to receive this petition that rests so heavily in political affairs: the , to If J. Kearney of Taint.svllle and huts two sons from Daytona, Ralph and It. J. Kearney Jr., left Sunday for Taylo'vilIe. Ill., to attend the funeral services of Mr. Kearney's great-grandson, Kevin Kearney who had his fourth birthday this past Jan. next meeting will be held on April 20, with Douglas Sen. strom. Sanford attorney, to give a talk on "Wills" and a report (in Florida laws that the new Florida residents aren't aware ,Wl the Church - graWyirig. mattered these two men. ',""' , but few are opened completely forever and a day to work out taking be It seems to _____ . "Butafter'Brian's&mg'lgot f-Important, I was moved myself when I first read Gale ' , _, '4o '5 . It was - his son as of w.nlN;ToN i NFA i on, ' • - people I hadn't ._. lh RA' (i1OMI.E' ccss nab u'tn achieved, in the main, the taIL. Boon. BILL VINCENT. ,IR By '. , the joint ventures they're discussing Thouch some suc when I wu scripts for 'Hem Come they was, 'Can you get me autographed" mechanical Supt Society Editor Horn, D,hvrrp '--- , the albit J~advrb feralb ' U-S , sort "Without making this sound The senator's concern with amnesty is UnColumbia (S.C.) State derstandable. '' - fan mall," said Blinris. "Fan ail I For a writer' mis is of. OrL I used to get fan amnesty for responsibility. . vows Anne Deck lloatiek smi John united in holy Matrimony Unitril (')'ur.Is. back by n Ia, e liw and bnkle, was ring tarer Methodist Fabtin Eldrh',j Jr were Stinitas. Feb 77, 1Q72 in Frst uiiin.'sville. at fl pin . ---"I.-. 'nitktl s •tr.It,pra !th.' i ii" wi'i' Alfred Vatight was oi notwgyof awirtetl flowers wool Adiii (iia polyester and Rev. hlrklessnai.tu were Sarah dr.s.. with h*n4.I,pacIIflg turn tictating vlergman at the best man anqt uitheff the ikuitile ring .'eremnony. IS' Margaret Rwikle, sister Willa n'I, MIt heel 54'lilen F Wnlil0, organist, bri(fr mr,41 I ,li'wia FliltliIge, sIi'er were iiitIiil fianny lulls, ('harlestin, C 1ttc,'titcd approhitillti' iii the grown 'l'belr gowns and Cnrql, ficinni lake Mary sod i.lpntlrnl to those for the crrrmntiliY flowers were mnu'i.' S..iifr.t.l of the honor attendant The bride Is the daughter of Michelle flosti(k, zlamighter rd John E. Ehirlilge Sr, served Mr. and Mrs Earl Charles titid, wam flower gIrl and the thP West First Emory Runkle, nephew cit Deck. 2531 North Gainesville, and the Ave groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs Moscow Trade of barrage which mi ll be set off when the schools becomes one of political ambitions as Paying no attention to the grade of education or the ability of the faculty to impart the learning %th11 duer tion is supposed to provide, the nagging and disturbing question of waste in this traditional process will not down. Has th e year-round use of schools been given a fair investigation? Has the modernization o! the older schools been given honest judgment and equal attention? Would the use of buses on a year-round plan help to meet the c osts of deterioration which are now inescapable? Has the expanding bureiucraCY which has been underway during the Angel superintendency justified itself in terms of dollars saved, not dollars spent' All of these questions are only a part of the Eldridge Repeat A nne Bos tick, l!/IF". 11+" ir+t+',r' lInra l'l 1' hir ;+'Ia, F/it,, fr\ \ I SANFORD PLA1 Ph fl 010 Open 10 tot DaiP Open Till Mon. & I ' I i �- - 1DA-TheSantord Herald Thdy,Misr&237 Raiders Compete In Florida Relays TRACK TALK Gsrq. Crsy - - - - a'tt1tii records. ai * K,rnsai Frida. Rvun alan plaru to IHUC harder than r11ntwr and t The Semthok Jurnor C4J1.ge d)Vtto MteflU, jWior 1. tp*rh nrjgtrui,' Carnee. aad •Thtt high ahonl mLk wvtm veara compete ir the dhithnce rnLd)e trhmen ard the umpert w cnrn,wu reIM Situr4a, hut TwehaN% ifl u tnUe *iark tt'an t harder hae will give the run- ago He L attempting wis wiI qfl ji' high 1:tliP 11w three.clusirtor mile kg cnmpeu r the rIorthi flein:: s oru con 'hlwl sit Carn4's ravs ner. link mwr drive .Itrmm cofflpet tnmnrrn with the '-' '°'$ and the dire'tnr and tlniverslt- of Rradk) Clnh a effnrU. ot Fktda in Caineinllk 71w *1 )iIIth *hA R311fl will o1n Santa Barbara frosT. astound the nation coming wthclt division domimiting FnrUla track coach. prrdlcti frrshii*n, the Tampa youth has Raiders will compete tnmnn WlflWflrPId. hOtS IS ClUb West Of SatiUt IO'RTflrilMO$ MSIk tn?TPa5( over 11W 7 gaIW4 the honor n( lrehd) agalna annie of the finest JuCi the ii'tiOT Siturda' Dy in an Jrn l.fll efltt*l'U Witt thf Ciym1i$Cs coming up last %rear Tlw track has been l-UirhLiI CalIf 1t nJUT JuCc AllLwIng ads In the Mate Open this sumnw n banner field of resurfaced and the now siurface Include Jim Ryuri. who began open d1vtMn twe-'nik rel* Amnorwin ___________________________________ Rrad1e ii the leading junior 'nlkge cnmjwtftor in three eventa ard dash with ht best time I ' _________________ ________ rserus fluLms hat started nut tIn seasne in FarmulaantI a compelitlan with a aecond place ftts W Argent first place in the South African Grand Pris is take the Jintats lead for the World flrivers Camplosuisip 71w "as,' as Bulrxw is called. has perfrnmed efinttleh it beccmiffig mis of 2kw top five drivers in the world Hukne end }.ackw Stewart are real ttwuats to run off and hide in the Cass-Am ames this year Thest onl. major competition at this pnl* Is Mark Donahue it the Penike- peepareal Porelw flow about Don Garlits shattering all recorile at Gainivilir thu. past weekend. A ç*clal thanks goes to Carl Ventura far tin fine job Lw' did in rovertnr 1w deag rac ewn Sebris A.raam I will be the anchor mar on the' upemntng ts-nsaat of the 12 hour race at Setring 71w rate coverage will begin at 10,30 a.tt. with one hour of live Lwsir'aC covering a half hour a! prr.-ra.ct and a haL' hoist of race coverage Then we' will ha'it reports twice at bow- urith one half hn before the end of the race Then we will hr''4l fin race entil the end with another half hour of post rare ruiortlng Neal year the 1 hour rare will be moved U' a n iac1Mt bet gilt te the Sebring area The European version of the Cars-An wit: feature a McLarrrt MAF with is Meceaes TWbOChITItad 6.3 lItre engine A patent combinittint in iuvhndy's hook U the bogs ran be worked nut of the cha*a an('ODdS IArr) 4 Nate Archibald Number Two ' ' a is , _ , 's. -.."' '5 -, .,,-. "' . .'' - - - ., . . - k. . " , " . ' ' - .-.,'.-:. 't'- -•- '' ' " - _ 5 -- -' _ 5- - '.- -' Thi un"nrhni orvette-Poractu wer is am: tm anofhrr battle c1urmx4 CUtter weekfflCl it 1*710011 lnnaUetiil Speedway but tie powerful CT s will hew to wait for a "new' fight that ti taking or sudden agnificante The internatsonsil Motor Spinla Asiocaztsum is kicking efi the ewn Camel Th,phy CT Series wIth the Starlight Tire.'Hour road rare- beginning a: nine p.m.. S,atirdat night. Apeil The $i0.0 even: river ieslnns's 3J1.m circuit is ciof Wv' cornpectes to attract over N entries and Un petitnirs will he either driving Corvette. or Poradios but there's a. p!-ehnunar) road race for "bobs grand' cars anti 11w iW-mile sedan acramble is attrartlig one of Un most Interesting fields of raci e. '11w 13,&I peelenta Is art los a seven pun start. and eight dtftesent type. of "bat grands' have astread Last aiim-ed Tin headline Canie Trnptss tftee.hnw race will be featuring a number at competitor, win have already driven at liasytona anti Setring tlu seasa -. hut Use lS-mlk preluutnar is filled wilt: snrprLies flpvtnna line seatli Spes'dwni rmitc be is hr lu Omit ronipetitive .'venznç a! ractn ever Petty Fevered At AILSi The nation's leading nuto sports ashen anti breedcasters wtu art members of the Union 7$ Racing Panel of Experts have gone on record pre&tang 1wt the Atlanta race .dird lii' mlie NASCA1 Grand Natimual stack Sundin, March 2*1, will be one of the imit hircet' contested evenu. of the W7'2 auto racing acwm Ii is 5tCLfii pt'-i. ri poh rendirteti ti óetermlne Un event. 2 Panel tavo'iU driver of the upcoming Atianta members cast tint vote tar T'Iynioutt driver ltacbw'ti Pelt'., wee giver. U Chrnii drI'm-of Randlensan, N.C., 2 botib) Allison of HuCytowTn. Alabama: and 21 voles went U Mercw') driver A .1 Fnyt, a! Houston. 'Iexaa, as the evesta winner of tin race Pett holds just about ever'. recorti is stack cor racing race's won. nnotw wot, anti omit thstaa lTf1(I, )snt to nanse few Fnyt has. aireads won the tnt Mt-mile itock car races. he has participated in this year, t*yhan. and Ontario. Ca!lfortua Allison startea dead last and moved pp to lead fin field with tie retired with mechanical problems in tin Carolina 501) only two weeks ago Other drivers giver a vote of confidence b Union 7$ Racing Panel of Experts members are Dodge driver Bui Baker 11 : IJodge driver !lubti hue 4i, and Mata driver Mark launohue' and Ford driver L*vsd Pearasm at ant vote each - Raciug At Sebuiusg A J klknneter charnpionahip race fur Porimila pper Vet will Opel e'umpetntiue activities it I p.nn., Friday. March: as the preatnitnar) event is the' Thud '1 12 hairs of Sebring, scheduled far Sasattu-das. Mardi at 11 sun '11w supet vet race, titLed "The lover-House Bebraig Challenge" will be the first of a Ui-race professional champeonitup aerms fix- drivers a! the Volkswagen pvuend Furmsial Mer Vies Anumg the mntrase already rau-rmd for the race we Gerard Lrunegarcit of wetiet, wumer of Last north's IMSA super vet event in FlareJis in a Lola F.raswgae* leak a fin'sman team of Lisrc'pean entries tot Ut race beini brought to Seining b) Volkswagen of AnserU. Major United States unirsea are aflady Its from 1w'e Plepes, Alexandria. Vs., an a Buyile; Gorn atiey. Shawnee, Kin., itt a 7zitler Toin 1*nt - mud Tom Beddy ni 1kw Geimral Tune Corp I Ai1, and florlaa I1t Cwkel1. Cantonment, In a Zink. Harry Caidweli. Me!baaiie, in a Dickann and tin DeMsirco heathens. Ron end Rub in Ktsyabo to Harry lzejle, Biddy and Davr I inlidied tin tint Charlotte, N'C.. in 1!71, with Peipet lheeateomg the ksaa until traffic trouble glowed hisu. Formula Super' Vet is based on Vclkawr tauing the 1100cr VW engine which generally can be -chnd ower from Its nermal IC ta Sleek to peudute aomr 13fI alngle-.eat and openwtaeled. the little ipe's negotiate Setrings tight turna and long itralgida at ppse varying fri-in 3 miles pet bow- in tin hairpin to over 1X so Un nille kmg back itralg tui a . ' - ' linuS Situ' l.i,'.';s ''' lint ku'ui .sun'' ... lung Shin so unti;Iv 'list ens;'. to t:slk l's 'hO 'uuinsiu' a lug tiherpin' Iliisi: .it lii' ti htit''u uu,i'u'ttiugc ahosus' inn' u,in: i:uilu lit ,,t llnicon uiunusu I ts..t •; jf .1111 J 't I : t'ui t.0 VHA ______________ ,,,. -. - fl1h4'I "" 'rhfl is.nv4'C Gretl, Ton Ptu'etnis.. td AroMa, thri. IeUe anti Miki cnrkun vying frn tin rrnuunm - ___________ - w _ , I .I ' - / . 'r ,,.. - ..- -- .4 - - L '!- D 't- . ? r p-"-- , - - " ... - -' -'_ -. ' - - I -.. , \tsian l'iercc and Mack lInker runncrups). Awa presentations t'ere macic 'rsterdny weeks of action was concluded, tI)OII Vincent Photo) - - ' -.n' - - - a'" ¶-,fr - . - - - - -- - -- - $ '±'' - -' - - . :;YC" na& .--", -- _ 7. - - -' - •':'7:!' 4. '% -'. - . . ' , i'--'. - . " i-,'-: t , Booster Club this Saturday, 7 p.rL-1l p.m. at the Country Quick Arena. Arena s located on (,w1'1 ;:ir.url fl?iP ,yiii' nut (if (tvit.tltn ..-.-.. -....-... Everything Looks Good In Spring Curci's Canes Are Changing ' " nive I - Mizellaneous 0 viedo Booster Club Horse Show Saturday ' .,.,', .. . ..... . ' ,. Dolphins Resume NIT Title Quest puurit'e. arid could be truly outstanding If he continues to come- slung. Ctstc sai of his. second "E traurufljt. "We're getting 11i1s'( teaching dune' than itt 1971 when a inn coaching Stuff was itttinI aeivainted with a new There'a. less rail-cab stuff this. aprmnc. but inure basic teiachung a! blocking and tacktung. 'That's what wins football gaines" - - . ' " . ______ __ "' - / ' _______ LTr___ _______ ____ / '- _____ . -. ., '4 3 . 4 hi',.t Jacksonville Coach Torru Associated Press Sports ttrflrr Wasdin 'cs things just a bit NE%%' YORK tAPs - The' last different 'i'be key to this time St. John's met Niagara, gaunt." he says, "is whether the Redmei'i nulied from a 16- our re-tuounding holds up and point deficit for a 93-90 sidisi')'- bow we'll our quickness goes but that was when they had a aj;amnst their inside- speed." The Lsiu!pturis hase an injury health>' Mel Lhus'tsTOnight, though, Davis lies In problem of their own-ocuring Vie-mining's Ernie a hospital room, depriving ha. leader teammates vi their top scorer sprained ankle. There's no way that Davis can and rebounder as they seek a thc* at their fifth National In- plisy I or St John's-but ii Greg vttatlun Tow-name-nt basketball C'lurss tills In for him the way he did against Oral Roberta, champkmzlup. St Johns ()jjth Frank Mul- Davis' absence- won't In fe-it tuft was ucvu,ct as lx consid- quite so severely. O ered playing the Purple Eagles Davis was brilliant during his In tonight's semruhnal without 34 rnumutts. scoring 12 points his &-luut-7 ce-inter. "It'll be- like and 1',rabbing 12 rebounds, But as he drove- in for what ended up hell on earth for us." 71st opener of the- double- being hi-s final basket of the header at Madison Square- Gaf" game-aid prhably liii !uial den will have an abundance of one In the tourney-lila knee' big men-Jackaum'ilk's 74in1 buckled. lie crashed to the- floor wrIthcenter Dave' Brent and Mar)'ungunpalnwbadtnet'rled. What land's r-9 pivotman Len Elniute had been earlier nunutes ft-st Turn a forward azsd 1-11 I McMlilen. just a c'rawp in his right knee Maryland Coach Lefty tine- was now a turn tend(s), They sell believes tine dn*nipi'JtiSl'UP took l,nmi Af ott as strt't"tner Hut on l,.an.c Clue-ta, a (n-li will be derided by defense "iid eaervr who poured in 77 points well on dewe are playing sery in 21 rebounds as the and hauled ow' strong This is tense now. off an Oral Re-dunn f.,uqjght suit. McMllien and Elnaure have 94-71. win rally to ttutaerts well here.' played very > BItUC'E LOWfTI ' ___ - .thiiug i fbi , ', sihiust Stslruge llo hunt F'riink ',wiitiJ.IS milk So Snrnrmu ('atsi, for ii vi'ar teesnuce 'clue Pu Pie wtus,I St,"s wr'ite ehtlu,'l ci:, s.i'le ipiIl.'sI s,tit in 1 he' Pu si Irsitent Slut? on" Oriu.'riit'errui Jet, hint qi..nt am ii,t*'th'itti .'f ii'." mclii acli'r III.'4'p they slob'S 'cant ' - ' uuiiything.'' hue to e:r ftu iøi - Wi' huuiit lisle mmmcmii isuit iii ,'uuterthe'sul ('1,0111 1.tck t its.' ittui'i e cigise plaits thunstu iit'l say 'tvS'tuat I I unk It's ib, ouu Itulnik gusono In' a uirva Vein know, knew the cigne anti tP', i,uush,tnustht'uus Wail, in mssi,iuits'c we 1,1cm a uuhl (morn New Yr's k - .' don't want d.. tP,.st ' a; sl',su,g Its-' nis':' (n,r I Irf',''fl' a fisitlumslt guru' ' ""ip' f '' 'in --. - -: elite fluSh steg'e in 1 sole 'if the plait'- the ribS there.' he says I'm n'' budge lie looks d ,nna r.;i' WhaS're you, come kir f fresh, punk rookie' Psi' land light higgins (man orrspe over arid tells the P.- uy to let me bat AI!er th. ,' ,., " .' ------ turn" 1' kV '- ' n' I . ' That kid in ccnt,rfn'-,': newly acquired flick Mom 'l;i',:, he plays it the he;' .tne. I hart Willie Ma1s ar.t I nik.- Snider and Pete els. [his lull North 'rookie right tn.'hue't I, he can run like hr; - - / Of course. Leo 1usd Sm'. / - - I Sn -: 4, i, t ' (IrS my et ph..nt cr1 lie's th. heft And She pitcher n'rinna throw 'Hey. get n'.'. -, ., i -i tin pitchers in their free-scoring 'titer / etep In roil '.unttieeagc ,nd(romfl' , (( ' 'r"ns'í Ieinurs had corn I.arl link he cracked thr'' rib. And Miller lfi,gg:r ticked in" dtd I pies •,'nrsr t,ase' I .uusl - You bet ' Tb" I',,, I viu roiirs4eri Id ''" o hoist "'r room itit tP,.'r' get in there-'tie pointed to the niivL. PosIting rage where hi. ( hatters were taking 5?'," lie ki S - The hug guy' If,,?' '..'hrig and them-wrnuirtr 'S me hey, get inifa thee-icl ' ifugginc finally ca- Kid, you - -- -' wart mn. mnenlionirug pre.' You'd think I was talking I' Avery Ilmiitu'tae S mwlar the 'arrr Ar,ov con J,'-o 'cac th'rrasghl fifl't by otec. hen,; r.at ' ' he heam.d, holetin Ar' ii head into the ra he remnemntpctp'I tisek year. arid his first eprir tr:stning sc a Yankee rook' In St 'ølerehu,rg f-1a _- !' !h'F sfon' cli', 1' Ily ') I 1 _________ " I ,, .,,,,','; - -. - Del Urnsc'r's tw.-out, ninth-in- '. ' \\/ - -- Ot't.'i and Walt \Villiarns strove' in three runs nupieco to lead the White Sax affair. Jorge - See that kid out thor' pitching batting practice' ,'asne's haul Reuschel Loc ' at the size of him Icks (at .I tail ho isn't You don't nec.! a horse with kids like than I J,i '.i You could hitch him right t.. theplow hits brother Hick '/' "se-n bigger uflie Reuch.'t brothers are rookie pitchers in the . 210 range You i-i 'cant to know about kithanders' They right or let' it doesn 't matter "I rrmrn'ber Stengri urn" it a it cii an alt rghthar1 line-up against a southpaw c - '' , ' ,sn.l after eight innings (tic, ________ dot no runs and two Puti anti he' says. 'What the bleep" So he- sends up a lefthand.'r sehiu hits it own tine line a 1.'ft for twu Then Johnn'. Mite conies tip and put,e t' irs the stands Listen, you gun ittiys like Juans Markh-il 'r uP'ergsei Jenkins. ); think theyre looking whn" side the batter's on it:. i.e s's.sstnplr. t'statnle a running dlss 'ciii the ball and let ' o - iij , -___1- - I -// - lisnille his hat like Malt Moo, watch out. 5:- ''4i , \ a / 5 ___ ___ ' ---------sting triple lifted (lrs'elandp.'sst ---- - --LOS ANGELES nAP - Pu- Wn'ndt't was asked what anoth- hascxpenenceandCoachl)can the' Cubs, while Milwaukee ratpus challenge teachers every- vs championship mig'it one-an to Smith rates it las-os-ably with lied (ni five runs in the seventh the 11 team that went to the toning-three of them conning day yet tonight carries a classic him, and ar.snrred In confrontations as John Wood- "Pride. You want to do the NC/tA final before losing to on Darrell Porter's honmer-to I?UI.3 Cit citiges beat the Giants. UCLA. en. and his defending basketball best ou can with the group you Lou Pinhella drove in the ',s-inMcAdoo averaged nearly ) champaon UCLA Ba-inns face have. You start living in the Denny Ca-urn and the Louisville past arid you're doze. You Live points per game during the ring run for Kansas City with a in the future arid you're- done, regular season and was follow- two-out, seventh inning double, Crthnahs. Teacher Wooden must be fa- What you do us the present will ed in the scoring category by and Jim "('atlish" Hunter train senior forward l)enns5 Wuycik with John "hllue Muon" Odoun vax-ed as the undefeated Bruins afe'ct the future" North Carolina takes a 25-4 to shut out ('alifurnia on seven ii> %Il1i- ILA1'IIET s.txth In Los Angeles, the North S brow continue their bad fin' a In.s'.t' bt't'si 1CM fMtlsuts s ored, I Liack corning out for a po.ss %'.sos-i:sti'eI l'rt'ss Sporle Writer straight national collegiate C.a.molina-Flocid-a State meeting record into the tournament with hits for Oakland .ntI so one mentioned tn.. n- (IU('Stiufl the conclusions drawn break across the Lire of hlONOl.tJl,tJ (Al') -'the Off the field, the Yankees and ave-n and their eighth us mist naturall> takes second bulling to Florida State-al 26-5. UCLA, the it was nice the sun ha I freon that. Maybe' there are oth- sarIslusuige just at eUCLA and Louisville. However, leader of The Associated Press Red Sos uinade a trade' which tuonal Football League will 'r reasons," baked out his disposition ar.1 years him a step or tt'o ad- that a writer di n't have 5. North Carolina arid Florida the winner will be us the final, poUthroughouttheseason,hasa had bee-n rumored fur five tackle the problem of rule It should be noted, however, giving vantage Lw does riot now have. get it all from hank Aguirr' State meet In the other semi- scheduled at the Los Angeles d-0 mark with Louisville at 26- months. New York sent veteran t'tuinge pruosals today-unit tkt CuuiuuiLsaioner l'ete I(ozelle -4'.iving offensive pl.ayers I.e-u winked Danny Cater to the' lied Sot, one of the pec,uhe sitting on the said as the meetings began final. slated to start at 9.10 pin. Sports Arena on Saturday at 3. that snore- room to escape todaY's chair L's 'hey, Aguirre," Pie yeik-'t edge of his All four coaches were In who are looking for a first 5 10 p.m. EST, Saturday. Err. a guy who he' considered the dropoff in ctut'quitk defenders by some Us the other side of the- b.st ° inexc'hange for Sparjust recently was spinning no radical basenuin, agree-n-sent that Florida State boasts height Wooden and his crew fact a seorirn one of the "trouble tuit'thod that would serve the Sing cage- The handsome s;'n pilot the us club coached by a 34->'ear"Old with sophomore Lawrence changes will be made either on ky i.>- lc, a leftha,nded relief the rinsi of the niuoon spots" (acing the sport .snti IItepurpose of widening the field. crass pitcher now turned uitctn'r whose 16 saves In 1971 of the Apollo 12 command who played at UCLA and am- Mcü'ay at 6-foot 11 and Reggie offense or defense. ferrt'd to "stop a trend before ii proposal suggests moving coach came o;e-r obedsentl One "It would be ridiculous to were foot snore than the entire ute t't'cnuO". slissgeruus iisted the head man fix three IUyaais just .en inch shorter. I be-en talking to (lit' the' hash us,artu to the snitktle of I )*'spitt' the fact that La's back North Carolina i-s shorter with make major changes at this New' York pItching staff could years when the Firumns sun the bleeping writers," he ia.' Inn the weeks prior to the middle to tine tine' field or closer on earth how as executive vice' manage, flab McAduci at 6-9 handling the point," saud Wooden. NC/tA crown each season. straight-faced. "and ,insw.' number of proixus- thinun they .ere president of the Ness ('rle'ans miet'tings, ii ing their bleeping questit.: 1-laying won an mans' title-s., post position Ilowes'er. the club nib have hx's'si ath'arnt'esl Hut tine \tiki,i5' it u1iaiy tin' .,,,,4 5'.,. ,-,j___,,,•,._. ,,._•s .v I -.- caiiii( h)ik (.,r,III,, f.''5 i,,' _____ i./' i,,,, ,,,., ' i'. - tir-iler -' ,.,t. Shut iii,' to I %;-,uuit 5,, d I$ ''ii issit j- Seminoles 'Underdogs 'In NCAA Semi-Finals ''' fssIrIg I'' talk hut I waco'S ' ' i,u, '' n, ,,hi u.r 'h. P'. i'rl J':,'sI f'.s'" i's' ''*11 r":siIy rhang. dire' Anti I cay if" tt'Icle u',rt e.f rernirudi m" of Vil1s" !.lr,ye, IPIC Nsi P) mini ' An'S rsgt,l a',,y I gel a rail frr,ri final e',lfrt" guy In Kanca- , ,, , ,, Contemplated By NFL .. wit! be on call it the- buliper. Two players acquired durini Lw 1971 jeitani.. center fielder lt'tei arid third inasenias!: Gurr. Jesiadt. are counted upon tt produce tot a. full season Jeten. wtu' ttnk 3 baser and hit .4 tin the' lnternutmmn. Loague. lit.M17.ELL -. -'. HUllCR ished up icwntt1n .33 ii 7i ni- A,.,'saclated l'rrss S;wru ?i%rtier lusts wit! III :s.'n'L .1tsusd: hit Fran Cure 1nu5' vi fct i1tyU' over 3'i asic gist's what Gonser arnie-ti us the dci exist- nurnit. called tint' best third bUtt tie'- tel of Liechtenstein at the tai tense lit tin traits. tiistar". _____ end a! last football seams. M With .h'ter taibtied lot center anti's rookie bead enact: was BY HUBERT MIZELL field, Lorot, Let, OUst Brown. utiv-y is a. tattered tartit& ' Lurr) Stahl and Clarence Gas•rhat's changing." says and he's one of our real hopes." honesti don't know wti JoIst. tot are in as crowd aeekm the Curet. "but slowi Curc will switch ti a. t-4 de-- isn't a better passer The' basir istisest two outfield pussttatnu. Evers te-ZIOn ien*wt' uhgnnitsnt tin 11577 with skills are there. it is puzzling U Gisstn hit .31k 1: 11571' but Use spring, but Fran utwnul 'boy turn, tutn, and we're restina Inn dynamo dropped 91) points last Y 1t-pound has more beef in his offensive Bob Barton gives IIOIId ne-- urn and a hndf ul of genuine Christiani as tin nose' guard a lot tins spe-inti We all hope it 'We have sonw fine young wilt tx-trig bin, back better thait tense tuetund tIn plate rsuu prospects like Wymore Rnctise, ever" Miami's small, slow Hurricenters, ________________________ i,..., ,&, I.,....1l... T'.'.,. • t1...,l........Lcurses win' uroppeo Uw' uss of WI for as 4-7 record LiILCI the YUUZ1E etui*ctn "He's our petition ii. Kus- Baiter, a &-fuot' 3 ubick passing wtiu from hove stiow signs i,! becoming a. big plas man Minami Editots High's 1970 itate Tin' HurriCaintS fun',' SiItTWd little faster nt1 a bunch bigger. phiiyers-now 30 freshman cbairnpwns, and JuniOr college olletaive' lisse the' at Lool: eligible- los' varsity competition transfer Coy Hall of Torrance, -Anttnsn' "Muni:' Luuren.. I us' the' first mw ni twa. Calif.. who a. more of a rollout ',Slb-puwiti tackle' Irwin New Cas- de-cadsri.-and Curca taupe-s tin man. "Defensively, linebackers are' new rule wiLl pad his depth tic. Pa a. need nunibet-s, some as miput-tuint as tiuurtertiacks. -Fred Russ. 265-pound junior The Ovirde High School t fltht 'S1flj: SUirtifli' liii', college- transfer tackle front people who can coon off the are an offense," Curci coinbends and fill the- gaps rue4" Lw meni.ed as. the Canes. Athletu IlDosier Club is hoping running U tar end a! arena User: Last Orange, J their March 30 e-nd to spruig miWI.' Cistet said t*s weaving between 37"pound Hurrah, t'otU -bonn:. II' get a liuot this Saturdun:. pe-s' A powerful gent desthied to wurk 'We've got night wise-i trw twin a horse five poles then turning ant! tacks front Charleston. W t'aa pruapt'tl there in lucky Linde-U tiecon* M&anu 1*11the five weaving through poles -powid Yoho, -Ton. niton at tin Cuuntr Quick again anti thet turns anti iiint guard train Punipanu Beach. carrying workhorse' is. G-Iuot-.3, Arena' from 7 U' ii ;:.n: / './ C' "Our small uflensive line was, 2b-puursd Wood:. Thumusot There will Ut five events is: house tree The product of Erie. Pa., East Spearmr the ring firidt tin but it season. fighter last three divisions wit!: six ribbons tue-ui awarded in cad clas.. ii cuntt'stutflt.' tiakifli: spear it: asnietiflert' got jun cii mci- b High: hat tuisti us. outstanding addition there' will lie- a high: tuind anti uttempting to 5Pe-W the stnnr strength of the upposs- spruii' and niw be Miami's point 1mph:. presented iii caith four rings place around the lion, " said the' 34-year-old fuses: power runner since- Dun 1e arena There is a three second Curci. "This year, I hope' we do Btieie-kr, e' bert' of the' Fifties division Qusirtertiarit is. unsettled, Tin divisions are fur gin. penalty lot' each ring nussed. some' of the moving " - c, lope from start Hurst' must t' in ciell:. since amnuor-ube otw )( offensive' muscle. ikspite Use or Use contestants win yet to prove be Hunultaruok is ft. b-st tug fellow of sill a. Likely have competed in four shows or II) I mist. Th" ciuverkf us. set ut' where U' lie' 3fs3puwid dcl cuijive' tactile' can lie as consistent winner. Art less Tin juniors are- those 7 ' CUfileStants It Ye'iU'b of age' anti Ie ruder cruenes startm: 1mm, Ituuu: Carter Iron: Fort adept option runner-/ta good ,. us I've' ieet." Curci says-Hot_____ turn around right barrel, then: I.,anitlmrdak'. an incredlbil.bunion- are individuals eae tufla U' Left bar-ten and around It. uniented giant wins heist es the nibruok flopped as a. passer dot- >(3(" 17 years old of u/(' thatTel end of arenan 4(i-)'arJ dash in back-like speed ing Miami's last-hulf skid in included in the- five events art - '1' "I 1971. tin Lusts' per.. pale bending. spear around it and then up the middle of 47 seconds 'Lkfenses. learned thu-es /tt' twine RudesT IflUlt bOth have hate to talk about a guy " You the rung. cloverleaf and ribbon rihtican in bond wticv they crons It) s-owng," said Curci, "but could throw their curs tack send the finish line. atitunie- attack our running game," said be u Cute In tin hair pin in the events when ever a pok' University of Mzan'n gicat. Hr Corel. a tuner Hurricane' ceras starting lint. ruin around sensation. "i rst tie-sir" to loam 9uartuacP. b.l at end a! arena anti back Ut bUrttSl Ii knocked doit therider is. disqualified taunt. The pole bending cotwsia ' ' , ,, Being ..! - sponsored by the Oviedo High School Athletic, -.,.,., ' I iBId. \',,ui gus c tilts'S get ____________________________________________________________________________- ruins in - WHEELING ANt) DEALING around barrel in hair pm event is Tom Biuwser of Onedo. This is the Itmd of action that wiU be in store for those e'L.... who pian to aueno um nurse- )IltPi &51I , ,, - - - '&. - •'- -: . - .' '. " ' ' , - - c , ' . rum leader last season, sltigged hut in five' innings as the Tigers blanked California 6-0, In othet games., Liii Angeles Nebon Bnles, who hurled a his ft of the spring in the blanked the Mets B train. Montreal rallied for three beat Cincinnati 53. Ptiil.a- two-hnt shutout against the Or-i- second inning off Mike Cueltar. the eighth inning to tiefeat Atlanta 7-4. Bookie Dwight Evans cracked four tills nsl Boston collected IS hits of I As- '-'- ii I'M EA' TO\ TO TALK ' balL __________ ; - -- : - - , - - _______ .,._ - - ,' .-' - -" - ,, ,f j - -. - - - - L - ' , - 4 1 I i...... 1W' - - thursdny, Mnre,ti 23, l9fl--I IA Th-'s[ The Raltrn'sore Orioles !unahl:. Campbeli-'s'ill Lw' tin in The' hope' they've' added gredimnt which has been onusenough without sacrificing -" k in "mart pitching. Ii scr.vnstdi nut .1 the National league WeSt tilt 177 bonn' runs and Last yea" the'. we're third in the leagut it cellar fir the I rc lion again. the'. oirwd the nus3(r leagues p ic rig- . Inushed last swirLs tour years ago Thomo.i.isliket' ta be the"Speed will help us both oftengivet'. and dclenaivrh" PMLI?O5 SiSirtilig W.CflTid ba.0 while bill G"ie' alit Il' sos i E .1 Fluuir lint ilL Padrr president and CO-OWflet wtu,canwuttw-samt'dealtrOfli 'If we had scared exariji four Houston us battling fir one a' 11w MarlIng spots ii the pitching runs It evm game last nt would have won *1t' games. rOUtti(J!, Clii'. hirb'. s right bander Instead we- war Cl -and Lost with a 15-13 record anti r'r. &ii- . Similar sentiments come- r.fl,n uu itfilSot,. ann Callbert, B!' bonn bLLsSCTTUIO Naiue manager train Preston C.nnse. ruin in thret seasons at San . if the Padres through 1gj Diegn are the- Padres nuunsia' their kislnr vents "ThuuthefirStycarWrh1vt l,ith wIn 1usd a one-hitter had the kind of speed ti score' wiflmut hinm fin ball nut of against Sat Franctact last seathe infield" hi says That antI, has niw starting spot. and ia'. Stove' A,n'lir and Fred NQtTTWTi means the' wur't have' ----- -' 5.5 ,,f-.ns:s& New 'ork Mets defeated the World Series, was the chief vie, by Cincinnati six years aigo, New York Yankee-s 3-41, Detroit turn of the Baltimore outburst. strove in two runs with a homer got their bats bocin'ung against shut out the New \'ork Mets' B lii' pitched fist Innings and was anti a double as the I)nsigers the Pittsburgh Pira:es-sbcuut team 7-0, Montreal beat Atlanta tagged foe nine of the Ilallirnore defeated the Hesbe. untie runs late by Dim Mane>- and lron Johnfive mon runL 7 and Bton outsd llou Big l3nog Powcll, who man- son helped l'tuilatkhthia ns'er'The- Onmiks.. held in c-heck b:. ton 11-7. Pirate hurlers Steve P.1,-ass. Also, the (Thicago White Sos ageti ant>' three hits-anti flC rome a 7.2 th'fie'lt tusiti ih'fet the Bruce- Kison and Nelson P.r-ties defeated Minnesota 7-5, Clove'- extra base hit.s-ln the Series, Cards. Jim MeAndrew anti Tug in the 1fl Win-Id Series., land edged the Chicago Cubs 43, slugged two home ruins for the erupted for 10 ruins and 14 hits Milwaukee Sari Orioles, and Don Buford added McCraw eoinbiiuetl to shut the stopped and whipped the Pirates 1(05 Francisco 7-3. Kansas City another. For Pittsburgh, WillIe \'ainkees out on (is- c hits, while Auirc'l,atrd Press Sports - __.._....___s - -_-i_' - WHAT YOU SEE IS NOT WHAT YOU GET ., as t rNrUIa, Orioles Lambi ,i1 • - 5 , " ' . - 'S a, i 'J . Five Months Late ho-SenoWet gait Eeir Wauhed a' 't ', s''' __________ . "-" ___ - • ' '' - Peter Gregg fran Jacksonville will in rwnpet$ng In Can-finn aeries thIs. wear In a new McLarms with one of those 5j( cubic inch Caev monster motors Peter Inki nn Diet Porciw was. definatets coming nut with & 27 line engine this mammer for regular production cars This will genhab' the eagw mean that with the' ne's smog L'UnUel rrwti will develop more torque but there will be as appeecla* U.,ntaI fiRM has entrri! Hs.t"i$eti Gariles in beth the Formula S0( arri's. and the Can-Ann Series for 1V7 ___ -' TOP FINISHERS in the Annual Mars' Esther Golf Tournament held at Mayfair Golf and un' Club a shown with nsora. Fm left are Lorraine Miller, Stella brooks winners"EstherRidge, Mars' Wheichel tsrxinro Gregg ht CL.Aa aituatton - - , ____ Andy Granatelli Un studymg anne wnis sds a, Paid. Murphy. Janet Guthrte and Juo Koiatratwf wtw happen U be race drivers. I'm afraid to ask nina: is poasibte in this '" -- • t1i' triple jump He leads that hekeveti b mans is be usHer Cinrinnaufl)Vitls to as 135-130 Inn beat Phlladelphui points fist Lbs lnick beating Balt1n j muevent with ii lump of 4 feet, I fl$ sicireti fit tuu atwnvt beet an BaSins Wnors tusvs, as three-gains knowiedged superstar. a dairn• Jganu was tin 12th tIme in his last 13 ker, scored a carper-high that the Ni's York points, Including 12 In the final lead over the Seatth Super- dL'lphui I' in a I nur.mInule inches Rand Tmdol is another asint fnrrt, who gives the ' college quarter. to spark Cleveland Sonics with two games remasm- itretrh of .hedefeat fourththe quarter and Thei-s .lohn R.aidet with t top ranking He hL' wtu played lwe*S1Ot Lw run score vu-twifls went on U' ball at Trxa'-tI Paso, has tilt .lerrv West and Gail Cnodrt-h in Cr'u rtuw'I: tuut t H,i'.lp'vi tOpped the C.e1tiz With has covered the mile in 4 lit it at will hail ii points npie't. I o ret liWunon csr. the Ther there- ii. the No. man, for ti pots1' os more pOints, although Billy Cursfat Angeles and John Johnson aflil Nuts Thurmonsl JuCo level. S.st. is third in both Golden Suite Mike Rrnrdars Th ningh*Tn of added 2*1 for the Cavaliers miii' and 44 s'Rrd relays. ZIP Scorers with 2* Tat I.nki'rs now VP4iI rn- the points topped Baltimore -= .1 lli! best tune In that event was -. 5Iflda ST*1 Th5IOI IS .2 neconds rS3I llrrir. tiLIu&rra thilled t4 int. SOSiSOtI. tailed Ii thOu bid U Lw Mon than capubk, as his V.6 siti Ar-tiihaId of Cr.innots ii ThE A.ssoclATri) rItFS. League record for moit vicIn the fourth quartet to apart RrsuIk jwisUd a 2 ft, Arch- acnrtng ns çj aasist averages the in as neasori. f rem mJ,d the Ua4's to their I ourth Like flu other Nie Tat National Basketball k'iUSfS'S inch p( nrm*Tce Is the long one will attest. 7lier In S'OflMCUU'T victnr Stu 1.ant saxtat1OE5 IWO Le*LIlfliZ ?.tOrerS bald hw U try harder FotIn other N54A games. Clove- b' Lbs Philadelphia stilt has led Houston with jUTTIp arid is tops in the state In riprcaeflt opposite enskc n tIn thing. zilthnugh he's listed as 6points and 1(5 Angeles that event C1USrIIe Harris. I es uL Arrhlbatd is believed land upset l.ns An'eiet 1?4.I, 1QRF.-4telYUtiir si'4ssnr gims. re- IAi lliicis.r. 1usd ? Icu St Louts swcirun. Iwi Nei Ynrl outscored Ruflala another AIl-Anwrwasn cibo has ssrtuaU he shorter Goider Suite beat Baltimore Li The leader, Kareen. AbdU bs muan% 121-101. Atlantis edged Houston mnalninit. however. thi first period and was bet's plagued Is Injuries, is Jabbar of the Milwaukee Bucks Uuis. that figure it C.nlder Stats clinched cnnd 4('-2f y0..t tt wtti 34i points pet gains 1wLIttle Nate p. place In the Pacific Thvuunn an4 never rinuMi threatened Bill ranked fifTh In the long jump. and dosItt' the Irjuflei L' uips 3 eTal!L. is listed at 4not-2 hUt VedneSdo night Is lead the pounded Buffalo 1 a berth in the NBA playoffs b Pradlt led all acsu-'t-s Padres Hopeful \ a ..:. \ II,' tinis king it '''ulsi I,. SI,.' tnli,'I.t riot ,'if Sn let I)," sssis hc:,ts' hie ;i;ssule ''i' tiis' Inn,'; in iii" ii' '' iii.' .hs's'i's'ulnI Slut' hit'' ii'. IIII'I' uuI I'iOltitI luiic 'Ii tinkle; list i h"uuil;l, Ins ,us'sl Ito' Itoh I'' ii sisusugor I', s''.'. ii nuunul the .''.s'; ansi tight ,,s'tutlu tIlI t s'giti', sIgor I ''is ui.l;'pv' IhiusH iu.'i iii it. "alit "''sit, si :n;,u't 'i'sl to ho' talkuug 1111' ('hI ,.iii ('sits; hail liii i'd I Inuuik t..ntsli al \i:uuli is' ss hIts SI,.' nt,' of hints's tiltitistin :s,u'i S,I S t '.nn,hi i ..n'.v'. th Iii ni;ii hs':s.is'i 's i.''.'.s ju ii, psiIul. ' So He Has To Try Haraer - _ i,,.,s 1h Ii '.'' . "I Ii"., i'tIt ' I.'. ''I 'iituii,if'r'' lSs'.k "f Sit" .t"nlis I 'lists ii' ls'tI.'u nlsi'',i Iii'' 1,141 hICIPSIk Isis I '''lc''' i e I It r iii, I •'o iu:u:I ,entl it iii lund oily 'i a'lI'U'hIuui \'. I tuiu itli gssu'u$ It i.'nil ht,'nnett A I','f hush It till es'l 'uti" SItS SI)* I tr:iiuchistl..i, tillS (Nil tin nuhs oh.' u,u',tu.':,h .\t,,i Ii ,iuitnn ('a;'ots' '.;-iniI'i suts' II Itoh whims liii' islet' 1 lii':. sI 'tuth'. wauut isle to talk tilH,uit St'snuelunuuu, nitisi ()'Iiiltey nuu,'l Stiuntini Von got Its g',e'e tti''uii iu'n':itlisui:sI duff f-tissue stis:. Ii'.uu I .'.sk • turn,.' tiriuuiuuib I.. iii.' '.'.tus'uu thus's' '.'.- .'r.' sInInig nu ii,inj' 'is ciminitra, She •. hi' 'i"u~ 'ciii Inn I put a tns;ss' u,'uuui'h,'t Sn I'' 'f 'I 1 , 1' ii . Pifl Laud ,j - _ Durocher Planning To Do His Own Talking ---- -- - a ---i Thu Sanford Ifanaki Rrinnrr FfrId Exoected I---- - .'...t I C:: form charts 1573 Ii ',I'*I?' t., Yi•'• 'I ' Yi - red t.osi'b&l ,totiisg, gvn'ptd 1,.'., Soil pJoe 4.-di.e, I. co.r,sd.vi Si. ,,, lS i.c.c.' t,odc, -to', ho'. D"Afi'id tic.' I.isms.,., ho', m.d. _-_ inie'i11141 hr p.m., Wit, >.., on e...' i.e's hi S'I70 mIs.p S.d • ,.'id o5506 List •.. cn1pIC Clvii so.' .snd.v a.. hick ,llmn 7.,ui.., mis, m.,,.J is. t.QO .c.*th I, 4011 leO 9OAI.I WI 1' to Uoci..s W,ff.w, Wood .* lion' I(IfCI 4* $1114*I, ..'d .oP 71 pc's., 7is.s4 lops's., Sill MiS ha's, 5*,, pio.vi soy54 iii' led l.cpvs .a I.a,w,s 'un H.91. lo.'s L ,j,.,'il ls,i WSO,. ¶: psv"o.'I •..', 1919 P1TCHSU(. Am1 iou'. 55.1 ho, Jcha.' Sc'. as puL.og otis 'ri. Is hi t,s,r,doLh. l4o haipd W*od to b.ei .o.o., oh i*.s,, lobs SC.' Ii 57 .,(b, Yells i*il i.gia'mt br"9, .ii-.(tou.;.'i 15.,. P1,3-I i1, u-h-. ens IS g.'..s as5 soIiOC, c.'d o 5,ui.d lie Utile.' ..'tSu up i*vL' Is.t sIo.h.øg Jci'ssco •.u.l,'s.' Itlips is od.q..tr. .,uI ,.hi bo"J.i :29) (PA, 551(5(10 -. (shiv C,.i..i Wi 12941 cv All.. 29>, 93 liii ..uh .5 lieu Miii Aed...., c.'.a. .55 • 211 s.osom, •h sit tad Meip,.' ub Ibid We.1 apsi .s ,bi.i Tb',. ..,n p't'd pIc.,s In. j.si'h.s." Dan Isesu is Jce. Ocia. .1. 1,4 nc I s,usss ,. '.,at. iipi$ it Li 's u.ed'l.n. .5 Cc. Couisuquil ..'J iv ii OUTIIILD-i. 1.5. #ii.. ci M.r C..'... -S.d •,eb..dt, .1. l's 300 S.c msl •l 5975 i..,tha'd .',k 71$: cad WiSp W,ii,u,rt •i e,pht (J1,5d IisII. t44 ipsed P.i hit., i,rh 290 5,',..i ii CATCHih'iCi Id Pl.n'..a.' '.cd ,".,.e' .1* od".t. 5. L•ni sit. •ad V.. Loa 119 - g...,,sb.. 5t.-" 'u.o.. a slop ,., Predicted Finish: Fi,st in West. S UIIUIi4II r iAILMIII cnncerrwul with tic ixussihilit:. that defemisu' hans gained tic edge over s:ftt'nsu' ''I ran refk'rt . Sties,' rule' J'roposiuls ttifft'rt'ntly thin others in (tie gaxiie of them are so class' it's like' Slit' UY who can't see the forest (tsr *,'. CHICAGO WHITE SOX American League West PCOtPICTUS I', ,.,at leo so.', mis. Pole H.s. 1. tSsot is., siepl to b.in • .5 - 5,.'(f Its. lIII' CO. '' league s'xet'utIve (he tree's,'' Gordon expluirn'.1 As a fan lie finds a e-t'rtainu intrigue' in the' rules lie's stimili.'.t mnusny of Site proIksw.l stusnige's lie's mliii Mu sue.' tI.t liii' nIle' riM' in.','. Is hsu' Ip ''l'eophu' s.iy Slit' defense is so dsuiiihmuint, mind nimni> lien uli'fi'mtM's lust'.' heroine bi'Itt'r,'' Gordon said. ''Hut minis> lie the lie-il wa> Sn comituat tisnit Is by offensive' innovation 'flit' timily fin-S ste hi,,'..' 1;, work with Is Sisal there Nick A' lie Ii Buys Indians ST. l'E'il'Jt.,ShltJhlU (A1'I uuhtt'.l tusis Mile-ti Nick baseball's ('kvrtmsnuui Ir'liiins to liii fast growIng fistful of ajnsrta (rain hises in the Ohio city. Ahis&'rhafs Is-isguas ossmscrs ssjilurot'u'Il Wi'uisie'ssalisy its' sale usI time InetLimis to a nint'iisams tue-sided by Mileti, who already ('leveliantt tins' o1n'rates liitiüii.sl the ('uvislhe'rs if Ilaskerthull Ass&oiutleun ninti (.lrscl.und Itarons of Iln, Aniserlcan Ihuckey League. Mile-ti psirdiascel the i'luti aslitiost $10 tisllllon. nit what Its recounmt'rnlnitions will be llusst's'cr, it would nuIuI'am' that several inrsisus.ab might Ix' itiveru itrnntt t'e'nsidtnrallots. They inn-tusk: offensive - -i','nuuuuttmmui minotiohi behinsi the liiss, of Stiiililiitih bL its any direction, ima lusting forward That would, - - - -- "-F. "'" ttneir three-point Sitsscar, st stance' That would enable ofAguirre' flattened Psi's bar, fensi's which now often try to like .in u-nparr and s..i. Esta no comment 't,unte'r defensive nsos'enie'nt, to I.e-u walked as as brisk I irsitinite the mote-me-nt and put the defense as a position of tuv' A ;?tit!t' tlit'ke'r;',I ts cc nug Is, rt'sp.'ntt ' - - - - -- - ___________________ - -- - Allen Leads By 70 Pins hilt Nl-; ()htI.I-.ANS sAl's ,tllt'iu, 37-year-old nuniutlsp..o frosts ()m'Ianilu, Flu., he-Id a 1.151 leint tsxlu>' in the $1O,(t Anihy (irunuastt'lll Row ltng ('ln.' sic' tifler the first two rouri'i'. Alien, wt5i returned to Sits' I tsg' titter a his> ,lf of hissirt' tls.stn 'its' ear, We-dIlseMlasy rolled iisi(itul %itgtiiiW blot-k iii l451 ,smsst a st'e-t.mt hslock of 1158 fur su tiutnil " ', lilt hi lli'rsmtett uI Owe-go, N.Y. was sec'tnntl wilts 2694, followed by L)unn ltusine'lh of Mianiul, I"lis ut 2616, Butt-h (iesirhart of mind 'Diii il.stistt'n, 'ft's.. 26 I hssrtslusms of Canoga Park, I.0 lit , di '2515'). (i.'nsihiart, wls.s hues four i're' fr'a.honal Bowlers Auoe'iiatiuri titles, r,ilht'ut u perfect 300 in hiss first Ii, 5.t5111e u'rit'n 'l' li)-miiun lidsi will ah'.'t lii (mist six gaimic tivalIfyIzsg mounist this afternoons and the top 24 then will start iiii*tets Play Wi Hove KING SIZE CLOTHES LET US FIT YOU: BIG ME N! TALL MEN! SHORT MINI Shacks - Sport Cod is Sül Is Shirts Dress ShIrts-Sports thru site o'6 SPiro Size thru size 66 necks 1022 thru size XXXXL "b.. �U - T I •1 ' ! ' - Aitamonte Will Hire Planner 1 A i11-'•'il1' , I '-•-: I 1'. i A , - '' / - C - 4. " r'" . I , ' I.' . g ( 4 -.. - -. - ( W -: i'V w , - - -. - .. -.......•, - - I . . .. .--' -- 'sr. PINECREST SCHOOL teachers let their hair Mrs. Helen Frisbey. Mrs. Priscilla Turk. Mrs down Tuesday night when they appeared in Rebecca Holmes. and Mrs Ann Skinner; back -.kits for the Parent Teacher Association. Left row. Mrs Ann Echols. Mrs. Thelma Hall, Mrs. Thelrrta Franklin. and Miss Mary Helen Sutter to right, front ro". in "Three Little Pies" skit. -___ • - -_________ -. I t't',t WANT AD rssm.'t Hum, Pif 5yP'tItii Piioians Interested ('ce t lm4' A, On-ed Phone Lines To Want Ads Ai((i i-i-t'4 A I rccumm I 'a' IN'.t - f'ev"*OS A'5 A,ywt.mc% Seminole Further, Mayor Swotford tscksed, Hanson has ci. pressed that the planning tuiieS underken by nim and his associates could coincide %.th those of CAI.NO The mayor stressed that other proposals sutnitted by Dewitt McGee and A ctatec Adley Assoctste1, trw., and Rrra.rd uhthe city has detlruicl% au.d the proposal of International Research and IflC. MayorSwfftOtdl the matter will be resolved ARE 'Ou TQOU5L1O ca' iol 10' 55' (Ir? tv-c-c Ai-'.."t (V t,crm p40't.fli' 322-2611 ii. rvti-i cia', JiOLS IAPlO TOUfl C. il-r M* ti Cal A S.' ii ;: I.'lc tP4 Oa Orlando "go to work." Inanother matter Involving was I (Cr s.. tec% 1h Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. nurnbertn street S' 5--' "- ', ttl $5',, A',," - 5 '.1 i-s atPuON 'f.iS 7 '. I 15 - Sari . t:': Saturday SwPord Carp,rit,r Carpenters a3 Found 3- Persona Is Ca1 Art- n,C.b Nc-pen t7 '395 Oeu'm"al ao,ICrS. I, yrt Of OId, ICr M's worm Will train. SC? seasonal Appli- .r' parson 0411, 24 CPar'ri 5? LonO.cOCJ csm'.'-c' 5-Male Help Wanted s-Female Help Wanted 5-Male-Female' Help Wanted erie-si iThtr#% Sanford belrcom IA 733 1I ra't 127 74$ 1MS Park p4,1ist;, Susidays & Hoiidc Call AVALOPI APARTMENTS AdultS -No Pets 14W. 2nd St rn-n: urnLihf'd 3 room garape apart men?, adultS only 143 par month 3 3)4, 175 for a MODULAR HOME .5n1*tlrrC Within City Limits Ø4() CAN QUALIFY UNDER NEW .s 235 PROGRAM? re building flew homeS row of -yr Lr choice, 3 and 4 bedroomS. 1 'b."s Not In housing d?velop P'-"S See if yOu can QUIIIIV %I Sauls Agency REAL TOPS 17? 7t74 323 011$ _______________________________ - 1)-Houses For Sal. U-Farms & Groves 13-Lots £ Acreage 4-Mobile Homes IS-Income £ Investment Property Se-Business 31-Real - °roperty Estate Wanted EitrjOef Oparators nt,d bi plastic •ns'a'ed .'c conpanc SplIt Will train wOpk mecpiancall, rucl,r*0 nviuim Apply it. person I 30 a m ntl 1 30 p rru we•l øa any PARAGON WIRE I CABLE CO. LcruQ*000 indultnai Park. S'a'e Rd 433. Long*ood WANT- ADS tic ates a preference based en age from employer; covered by the AGE NEW HOMES IN OISCRIMINATION ACT. MPLOYMEN7 t,'.-we lnfocmetIc.' may be t:.!.iined from the Wage 49 SOLD N.E. 17490 ttuildlflg, ¶,rventh Avenue. North Miami, Florida 33161. For Privacy II 'Jr office 2504 Park at 219 Carlaine all soldf 3?? 2)11 Cal 77) 05-44 total. 53 £1 Monthly Ph 173 SICS ________________________ I ,11kt' ,I*'l)lIiP I I iglil1indim SANFORL) 200 Down Arid as lo. as $70 par month al en ,i"rUM rate of 7 par can? mIP.t 1 yOu Quality for Ft-IA 733 All br.ck hom,'s Two full baths Three C. tour bedrooms Garag, or Carport WatI lo wall carpel Central healing Beau?ifui kitchen [erg. utility room From $17,400 Open Daly- 75th SI Ic MallonelIp. l,O on Ros.al,a, & rght on Lo(ut (lit Don Cy today 30$ III £lOOoiiecl AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. Orange CHy Central Heal & air. fully carpeted. 53.300 dOwn arid assume mortage 77% 4997 alter 7 p m Days. 372 62)1 Mi's fowis 2OO Down Ar's) At li* ci- $70 pet I,lUl,?h at I c. urn? fur 340 mOnths if ya qualify uodCr f'HA 735 crrti,fl Your Direct I: ]Bedroom.Pj Baths Line to CLASSIFIED! SPAN 1514 CONTEMPORARY COLONIAL Call weekdays bet reNOO11to start or cancel your ad tor the following day and i(k comes .Ini I tc-diOomS. I', baihs for SI7.603 Ws'? To Wall (arpet ?Pwoughou?. 20 flew alt rniVel teal tytl.fl, modern k,I(brfl *?h tqupprd t,.avt'fulCab.nt-is. large panalied vtl.ty room (all Don Ely for ytar re'. home iad&y AUSTIN tIE VELOPMENT CORP P 0 ho. 37, Altamorute Sprrajs F Ia Phone III 63(0 P4cc Home in North Orlando, 3 i$drm 7 Bath. 11 Sculls C'arfai Cli- JO) 1141) or 373 USI Saturdays befo.e Il noon (SAIL REAL TY IPISUIlANCI 101 C Wail iii SI >1) 5611 r-.. '. IA 735 ''' - - - - '?'ies. Furn,iure. - AppI.anc,'s I prc.e Or lull house Call 372 C170 Pine'creit, 3 Br , 7 bItt,, Fia Room, t0.0)0 Assume $13,101 mortgage $143 mo In(lud,s fates and In surance Owner, 3225232 CASH 372 4172 f Oil used lurru.turö - appliances, loots. yi Bu I or Xl Ilemi 1Ir, •.'.'':'s s." .j A,e BrIck home In quid neIghborhood, bedrooms, family room. I' balls;. call to wall carpet. bvilt in range I Oven, garbage disposal, central heat and aIr, large lot Crud CIoe to I 4 521.100 (ty owner 323 4117 - -- - I bedroom, 4 isr-d,00vnCOmplCteIw am tcesdtsonrd, ethin City limits RoyC. Contractori. Inc. EveningSI7i 10)4 .172 104$ F HA -VA- FHA 335 -- 33 Lots & Acreage Now5 Remaining i'rrrnncrI Ira Cr lOIS terrisS Call Butt r.(tuen? Johnny Walker Realty 07 8,157 34 _______ - -- 53 - - - -- - - - - -- ondiIonirug $1100 332 7313 or 12, 1211 • 44 ft near new, cill home accept trade P11 11)SM3 47 Boats and - Marine Equipment MOISOti SPORTING OuOOi Deanioco Sanlwd 172 SCsI SEMINOLE SPORTINC GOODS Yost JtIIr, Sit, Mul Jr & IloitOri Wheler Oraler 35'' & Sanford Ai, Ifl 151 St I Cobla foal, brand new. ne,, in eah,r For issue. sf0 321 a c% 373 aIwl FHA --'41 from 17,6OO I -______ l -.' E''- (/-'.-' I. l'.L1 i--, f' B' I '-'C - .i. r. -.'i' ,,, • i- i ' '' - ,,t-. -'r -7':. BRAILEY ODHAM BUILDER DEVELOPER The Sanford SANFORD PHONE Herald 323- 4670 WANT ADS or call collect .,n Orlando Or I andi PPs0(s. 831-9993 ,_j'"'" _______ .. _______ Ills Is (or you. A??(Y IN P1550W 10 MOICAN 0*lVt AWAY $ I(PIISIItIAIIVI - 4 _ Mr. Rosa HoMday Inn 4951 S. Washington Avsnus Tltvsvllh, Florida March 2O25. 1730)09 Dl's;. -,.?'--', a' . - - - - ',1ee1i5' .1u.mpeon - a lent sPap., 533- 5511- •0,.Jcl'3ln-.r.ffen? Dar1-' - 'leqUe' Al,. Ice. au .i-a ,lfeclrw. ft 550 ,.tm.. ii?..' C'71 51$? 'ref! Car,'e simeps.) i"er U'sve ra VW 1' i.e ql a ave - . ta ,,"-' -- - ,/ -' J ' - , - 4,, ' _.p - The following bmric'c listed for 'tour tfldI1P!" con',eniefiCB. 'esident's it'd rtewCOr'Ir Mill find this director' the most (Onvenlent 1r'(1 up-to-date Nil '0 sol'#'t ' ire - ' / - - , , f I '.- . i-1 . - - ' - ,',qr# iri'trrs SHOP THE EASY WAY' 'we 110.377 MC) French 3275576 1" 5*5 32) 1705 ___________ ps. SSA Household Goods - - 1 4 I, '5 '4 I) \4.i.'s...i 5.4 -mecri -4 "*1•'i • . . 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V'kiai' i ' I IONS - 'eSOLDSVIs$a Wa'es s's ' Well Dr_tiling - . , 4'"'. - "'"lb _.,',''4_,'-i Ii i Li0.is Ill l - I .',.t'tt 5,,'. s'tS a, .1.1.4? , .'_id ,t '-,'. .,'' ,', .i'',. - " .5111 'p41 ,.,, '- -.4". •55 '.. 5 , " 5,'. 'c-i 1,. Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER S LaDE ! b$ Real Nice 5.593 DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICESS Ll,ays 10 SliSs 1 i-lOLl DILANU I Hey II SI I tr. (Set ar'J P11 M 001$ '" z i ," svc _' .. in - e i.aair I 'a. -. sees BILL BAKIR VoIk.wag.n, 1n. IANI'OND liMliarish ,, - ''il'." ' Li '44 CI'IEV. IslAir 4 Dr., VS PS PS. AC, UhFIb. 'U DODGE Coronel Pass. Wen. VS. AT. A C. Sharp '-i,\ - •'"-'''i "''S' the lOf$,,qtis* -5 Se"'w .. _Trj_Ter R_pjitji Laundry Services t-.. - ..ii%1 ¶ - - - '4',as 'a - .uu, 'qeAundOl. alit. h'riturasi .4i-e.J - . '-. ' ssd ,' . ui-i. - '. 1 --s ''' . 4', , ,',. I Par'bi,cai,Zari ______________- _______ 'i"•." , ',. a *bi-IS ad lif50 'i - - __________________________________ Ceramics -_ cud .2 . iiv. total 15n. PficJ 'iv -, S*ISrlQIt, 'ThUI.h. ,., 'V , ,wnar's 'or cm ones' tarn a 'I - ' 10dm 353. (31 !fl .'a: M, H.Crrlsun isun,. -, '.5, •s'i.t uSaiwi '4'I ,,j I ", )•"i' 'h ñ' • , ?J -'W ,.'vefl pi.l '5? 57 '',i , 'I ir us'ee7 kiiIiIwny- 3A ' .'.i_i'I i_i.'.' , I' ceismel, ).lr'uJel. 'lwa as-s U4-'cml _____ - •... ' )ei • I,'' i-5jS. 51' , 5 .i'Oi .lilul') .'I'j., j '7! .J' _________________________________ '4 , i,,-'' " '' . I' - LA.NOSC.SCiNu. '4'edsoutoo.e '10it - Ps. .. Al ' C '4 - ansi's' Wing .. "4 ' I ayvCi ,RrllCeS 17$-ITS! I . e 4,pairs. Ouer.n'n,,let. P72 477*, 's's? .'-t ' 'i. i,.4 '4Li''s '' " . gad., InCome B ea uty Care . ' S. - , I'rua'rs 173 JS!I 'holing, hoof Ea a I.- - 1*., nil ' . -thy Oe's.qn. tlii 173 -: StiIors, 173.1)43 122 '051 5P'4 I ' 'h 's -J S .,'_ii. ':'.. ' iflg - 1156 PONtIAC 1I'l.ST raradise Poo4s 5Vutl4 4ernusI,.,ng, 'I.: ii:, ____________________ -- AA Se(ta,aa,, ç'sa,P, act., - ''I'm_i $1295 51195 ,, --,, , ,n .uomolve ,erv Ice 5393 CARS - -'a 17--S .1 ,,, - . -',,, a-mi: "'e' -., A - --- - - 0M SI IE'57V -'1.1"."' '4.,,.,..''S 5 , ,,_uJ,,; N 'dUet ,igmnwm j.,"lan ,jt q'tli jr'li. Jqiivvred and ",iI 'fl5?4ile.J. 525 95 'or' iii StOtO SLit. 5l'aa lit attn Aisu ivi,Ia0i harsh., l,,,.,, , ftIIPesj, Cail .i ,umntarn Quuai if Insurance '1-? 'ii 5 '' - UtQ ........., ";:L -:' ''I''- qr ,,t 4t1 line '001, krCqfl r0VI. IJn,fe'3 Awning Caroet 31 Sanror'3. ri k,.a -,: ecrtm P& 5upphii 4eu r Pen.iinq SuD Confrac' 8ranu.ng, Tr'ou SIt L (DateS. Sasd.d. 173MU attic S •. 'El" ii' ______________________________ Remed.i -- ii - v l"4 , ,, e'T'r'Il?St 173 '0.10 53 'I , CABIP4T5 0*IIOCM-S,00 4q'riaetu 1'I3 it 3u'id I 'lee 4r'se' - - '43 VW Sun Roof BUG, Red, Runs I Drive etc. Ilent, only 5193 AMIRICAN Tho is P1umbiig- 'lJtI' -'*"i lull - ... - ,v.. e ,- -. " - - rv, Cr', 'a's in 1si P'0 5.ei,.x' A r .Zondit.oriee ,,'se,'s ,,g i-.r0E'4E,iA AIR CONOT - tO'c '40 Orlando Or-., ri • (71 ii I a 'crier' i.isIO15 I '.'nsi ViPit - 3 ' 7' 1" 1."Uil' ri ., 'I", - -514(7 iIi I 1d'ls '1"' •.ilI t,• 'If -. I4( n.j ist-' "I 'liE 4A,'4OC 51.514 00 '00 i-m,i j..,nhng, "sim.'1 "v rqpr 102 .'*c7 i I, .:'.u's"' "I' 1'' •$ I.i.i 14.. Co,oM,a004condt.On (on .4 .l'Iom.54i134in1,nt. -________ ________ Appliances -- "-1 - LI S Care .4 ' I 4 rtome improvemen.s --- 1720217 - , *..,or,.ui. PrIce '*5 VW BUG lust frad.d In this week. Sell tefiril bayer - I - 'es VW StoCk N.. )4l, Oar-k Green. Only One At This Liw - .4' Pre Season Ar -dtoru. ' Sale '?h .100. and cerirral I ntern, owe's? arc, at SEARS A tar' Pradare ea,ts,r. -k5i'ag 4?V. Od COl'idti5 Dorm Pay $113 Caii $1395 Only 'U VW BUG Local Car, White. Equlppod As You Weed Like siets - ( 4, 5 .. 777 Pr Qpss-Mirrors Air Conditioning A lCeO '.15 co'4oricpmr'4,; ,1I S A II - Comor Console '-'" - E.ecutve blaci rnl'til 0.5*, 110 337173? Car 51991 '49 VW I-Pa;;, BUS. AM-FM Radmo, Radial TIres, A-C, Lile Blue 5139$ '49 VW BUGS (Several to Choose Frem) Your Chaice RCUKY ' ' The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Ser'e Yo u ! '71 VW. III Sta Wag. Fully Auto . Air Cc-nd. MehaltIc Red 53195 '70 VW, Deep Green w Cream Interior, lush 11,501 miles $1993 '73 VW, Combo, Bus. E scell.nf for Comm. Use, One Owner 22113 '70 VW BUG. light Blue. Local On. Ownc-r. (. care Lit, Blue $1695 '49 SQ Back SEs, Wagn. Air Cc-nd.. R. 4-Sjd, Beet., Nice '43SUICK Wlldl 519$ G U I ED E 1 - - I aver a - VOLKSWASIN$ - 111* Hey I?CI Sevltt Sanl.rd PS III ISIS Or audi PS 544 $414 544 "ymnuflu ., Ill wsin. laar sf"g, .c' jeral -rvidtfiawd -rnast --5 r' '7 - Jt' ('"'?" I . mle,.4S00lISSpl,. good ' 'IVWI-Passenqer Bus, AIr Cc-nd. SideStep. liKe Ml. 53395 '7 VW BUG, Radio. Leathwr.tl. Trim. Dt, Green, SZsarp '4.1,5 Iwo I iii Al - - Mobile Puonue allis. torique, acm. Ii,Ic7' AIVI Ci9?. nio0'fI home tires a 714. 144 ply, dIve's 2200 377 n Now HIS I 'sues)'; austri lilla 115A7 Travis Trailer's 2725672 - SALI!! 4$M CM *amtsier .*ruue?'caC C ajf5r,'iat:r Cr•s; - =- All •4,erP,s si aew.ae - to be In a piotitabli business 'S'S 4310 r,ok' al-oft *hiI base tiu;k to lrarsspoll mobile homes. If nec.ssary, well tp trou ob' lain financing (or a Duck. We offer nalionakil or local travel, adyiince on each hip and lull paym.nl on comple' lion Of eaCh) lop. If you want 7) '" END-OF MARCH I L w r.tW .aar, ( ("p ,l' % 1 _______- Ill SE IsIS? Boell. Mug SP'a"pooers . : ,wnar -_- a., , - ide'. -vI -i-.11?'evi Sea .5!; enne. 3r, '0151 12I5 V 'l"s 135.3144 attar 4 $ .q, Sale--Levoois,. Onasge; Tau"g.'o's. ad Grapefruit r machine,. RENT ALL. JfltitI I Morgan Otis. Aaay, Inc Ito world's leading fansporler of mobil, homes, n.ods THUCP( OHIVERS who own or Can putChasi a 3-ton A 1TT For T--W11KIND SPICIAL Itrfl tolp nn -- - ____ X53 Pin * 'c - 'aol a ri. $ICPIV I r tet . '.*. 13 tat 'i I e' 'CC -, 'cc ' 'i'1 -- '"°3L, Car '47 FORD C Pass SI. Wgii Iurq VI. PS. A C. AT /,ji'l )i4'' \ - -e' '..T, ,,,,41 '47 PONTIAC Firebird VS. AT, PS, Dark lisis N,wOnI'p $t5*j '47 FORD "LTD", Two Tone Ian, A C. PS, AT, Vi. Clean WANIED IMMEDIAIELY - -- •-cfla Antiques 54 '----- 5),,, I '5 Wi4 4'1I775 ._I1S._ 72 FORD Pint, Automatic w 2000 Eng Dark Oreen. Like IllS-I 5214$ 'a BUICK Special Coup. VI. AT, PS. M,l.Ilic $i,, Sharp REG _- -- it tS q,,irv part,, Sta' Cl SlIwef ati 1i115 %i,ppiI.j CC' IAi$ 1 l'i'aC'1 3'Atl p v AN , ,,'.',, TanS W5 i.e at Jerry'; Colowal Service. 150? 3 ADDING MACHINES, R,rut a new Olvifti Electric fr 1)0 a month Apply rpnIal ?o*ard purchase Check .th G,-swg. Stuart. 133 iJOh,n%Orl. Orllr'kj Phne toll free MI 4434 - - _____________________________________ T,lpyisiOfls. Belt Macmines I Slim Jpms, Terrace Table's. PsicP, - iOiOOIl*% Pisa, Cmi, - - Si 7-95 S • 35' Aluminum tra,eler Mtl Home with awning. (arport. a 'v-..'qa sM.r . IC'?') - I'M !AMØt*. Sn f ,o .04 "ill - arId - MULIILf' WORLD SALES Bitt selection 01 double wide Cenlral I lot ida fig inventor v I I) wides Lots and pars twallable Open Ei., TI C p r IXatrlI Hey 17C2. Long,.j III 737) - 114W Ii? St PP 372 3111 (I4tGOwv MOBILE HOMES 24' i40' Berringlon i rtfl(h Ave .373520) - - ii 'la4)i, "- - - Cli P-30?Tao mt?aIi'3Nt I. eOM' wst nt'. C. niqIam-t icC , -.- - p kI.tee$iPl.ota.u'1,ot Ill 7257 's DI ft ('iCE cO'aPAPi'l CP'a , nL ,ns Fme,Eu."a'?.'s 1771412 itatlat hoes it ('4 T A 11110 Rc-lla*cv Flub, feds CARROLL 5? UIJP4IT1)R( Mobile Homes - - And DIIØP i-I 14 Call Cp.4,! Va.'17.. sI 37) III i-V 04CC •1 5*9C')eC3 S!a4WO illS r C'4 F 2 t St J77 A C s? 30.0)0 Gal SPora Equipment For Rent - - - - - 4353 kitchen BaIproonu Cabr.4s Formica tpp, sit's;. e.aar'? - Have 198,5 P'y"' jPi t,ry ill, *111 seap for pc-nd us,0 truCk Call 377 3773 af?er I p -, 54 -'.r- ',e r,?'SnP'.st., signs. i Swap And Trade - - - - -- SAP •W.1 .u4*v ' e Sf15 • ,li.en stw'wi temW vi a 3m'!'u' P32 • - *lLSo4u4A:rJ,:i.;:iTURE - - - - - FINANCING- '_i. - vtgnrn.'nIt *,icon,ed' Open $t.lV tO S Sanford FarmerS' • Pr, II,s, U t'3 Wanted To Buy __________ -- S P4 Grausi.. 3.5 $111. Can DiIi,,v - I 57 Liv,strsrle Arid Psul'tr - '1 - - ier' -lu DaC IS0 ,l5 Ti - PUBLIC AUCTION Moli.i, fl 75P't, 7 )C p ru i"f . 'A 'A'usPIio. 4 THESH0PPERS Auctions - -------- - - -. - -.'.AN flit) Ph 177 1)15 fbi 37 Altarncrute Spring's, Fia Academy Manot - i-r.'g.'i Cs,v't 373 ast.. $5 dVi lurVc• ITt 3730 -. iAC',C,' p t)4jeap. AICC?.,a Nsa' lava l 'Iu• i.i ,á 'i.a '4- i 1717 - "i 1km 54'* Ill) M4'Pf'. Q.Oed 'it 3 rAQ - Two bedroomS, New. I baths, in I - __________________________ - 'anai.a's li'V iN Is? 51 ______ 42 '_'. 5)Ingr IOUCII - (ARy'Op t PAtIO SALE, thur ulay. Friday. Sa?urday. Mar 73 os, a m to S p rn Fr..ter. t*droom suite, buffet, sewing racline. bir.ycl.,t ?rumpat. Sleeping sofa, png table, Ms 13? ltIrllwld Dr , 373 - KULP REALTY 40? W Is? St 254450 r rnch Ave Dai 177 7717 that C,, -. 171) (S.,q?er 4 aol n.m'o -- - ________________________ - 74 HOUR SERVICE CALL 373 74C1 San tord Realty - . 'am' s?, ç44 - -- -- Rummage Sales OIlMAN CONSTRUCTION CORP Si '73 0237 -Phone Callbart Real Estate We Irviw the 'uIdellneS Garage ftedrncvn I Bath. Irniad, Entlosed Carport $II.S0) ' Seminole Coin Center Drive Tmll. TIME TEST (.0 riRu t7ON PARK AVENUE 372 6)73 A,aIabl, nights a? Jfl 44C4 or 122 0152 20 West has all city services RESULTS Houses For Sal. )USI 5200 down and ISO per month 1 quail led, 3 and 4 bedroom modeis fleI in city 7(0 Santa Barbara Modal yot rnuS meet to q'at'ty as a buyer under the varlou financing It we feet vc'mrams you qualIfy we .11 move you in on a rental basis *hlle your lcn is being processed Il By Own,, I ' ,,i000Rur C'S r.A.oEw CENTEC ui-I C •Ii, A v 377 'WnIter - - . Wstlter! What sIiw are you sleeping throu hi?" ____________ Pd.gl,?s 17) 11$? St. Johns Re3lty located infrendly so, Ic Macal 'neu. ,*'n 'r,triV witlu it" -- r, rmt' p - t1 n,..-,var SInI., I i.'vt' ,e c-is '' Equipment r.a'f.n Si9 1*1 7n#wf 'ivilition ,n.. .im,e j M'C ')?'ais-ln F $ l alI Lawn And •., - , 41 Caroe's H... lash' arts r*. qt,a. I. jjli l t.e 5aw piswm I! - 51 pee ia CARPC,IL 1 1'i NITUDI ______ S fl,il,e4 .. na-i., r ____ u'3 rSl Ap?ij is I( ' - cc ,Ii'V '0 "e','..4 ______ ,I'4li,.. 5oe4 ' ____________________ 5)7* 13 0t'•q t".odsts .04 situ a,.,iable May's Electric ServIce. pliijj4 C A WHI000N SR . BROIILI' 111Pm Park, Sanfd _____________________________ l4.Iy 11$ BY OWNER ltutlh,l hcme'-4 bedrooms, 3 baths, ilcIusive Mayfair siction Ciii lfl 17,7 after S p m 137 SPIt -- - , ar fmpeesw. 1PiP P.4,i (yliewler - tls taM, ._. i5 Lit 'UI. Sun,i1', I tsntidaya I)) $4 bii' ,'r,)AI'Eul'.IIfIr. 504,., T"iisf, r'o'i luaveeu't tried a f#aeW Ad - al? - ' !' mavrw. tco',iirc - csIIcIrssJ .- - rn iflic - tmvof,wie 1731714 Schools FAST - 1Wt. rti al 1•'t!ki" MaChIfl4ni j it tfew (meow. 4. ,.ev 3q III AL TV. INC SANFORD. 6 Blocks West of French Ave on 20th St Doly 3 to S minutes to al Shopping, Churches, - - 143 - fl'w1t.: . HERB' S 'rci tic'g Real L5?aT$ Broker ONE OF SANFORD'S IN E ST 23 Wct Is -- lmp.'srt A?mpj CO f" •1 ifr'd "v'"? fl ' v- , - __ 5 %tar'wjff ns,,laiiw, I MOOn? mq tsr 15 in's .i en err.l.i"f s,. -, - -1 ,lI • ---- SM, vmi r lic-NI rjI 'nupaw'v 30 Mast VI Lied l wIre - is Jim Hunt IF you haven't seen th,ise homes lately be Sure YOU do before they are 43-Boats and Marine Equipment 4)-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment C '1 ) -- - 1 'Pav"*l 4, C .'sl.m. I (Ps5fV'el 3 y4s -, 54 'a(,i'l4f' APPI IAN' I fl3 'sqp F • 1 LOWUO*N$'AYMEPlt (OMl'I I TI my RcCONOiTIONEO kr.owingly accept HELP. WANTED ADS that In Rear Yard Enclosed ______________ ''I A?. 145(0 ___ ,. - (t)(()R A1475541A 51;?PM oovr,RPI'aIPIT 0*1411(3 no'ar ______________________________ BRING - - ' 'ThIs NEWSPAPER does not 5 LEFT Recreational Merchandise ' WEST I, Phon.)(3 liii telephone: 350-5973- 4 )-Bicycle's Vegetable Report r2O .4 ' Flmst,seMhd raised, SSA DO IT YOURSELF K IT mmii ilia.ansa Aye alt? CI ________________STE 'aCER A,.l Pa V Member. Orlando WP MIS 72) ICC) ICC I rrn,h Sint C. I sam 37? 7171 ______ ____________________ 332 60$) 177 643$, .' F i-1 au P4li)?;4) 35 I Payton P4.,JP,ls 177 041$ ri? Street Rentals tI-Wanted To Rent r4.'secsrandrw*Jar'dl IsoosaS FS-$A VA. and F INANCIPIG. 517.60) Stenstrom iS I i. .',5.A AC AR TM [his ,.n ','u'-' e'; 's is. jI.aj 4 $'9 -- tl *.''.vI iv. "ew )940u50,4B#a Frr Sale 11 7 Furnished 32 $75' IS-Housts Rent Furnsshed . -Mob4e Homes Rent 7-Resort Property For Rent 5-Business Property For Rent MANOR to 15 Apr?ticn!t P.en! ilel - ---- --- -- MiscelIan.om,g, ., Up, ,I - -Joom ,?P Pea?, (en?,Al Ar. ca'i-. - t.ng l3 ".3.3 DII ARt- "5 -.- 5% UCAITY ces golf rout's,. $11,130 Elm i-IDE- Four beoom. 7 bath. 3 s'"r 'at on IS acres, III 0)0 YARD MAN Scurrty GuardS S.anfzrd a Ca, full and Dart iirri Pl,atanl wQ?5r.g I condt.ons MuSt be ri p000 naaitr wud bondable Frogi b.batl?S avid 1-Rooms Foe Rent pad vacation Uniforms and eQuipment furriI,t'd Apply 304'i 2-Apartments Kent Souls Bumby, Of6asdo, C S An Furn,the'd Equal Opporicgtitv rIpoven 4-Houses Rent Unfurnsit*4 lIi"i't?p I'itP' fl5f C)t sING HILIs-rour bedroom,) i... Led'OOm furn.SiPd apartment AçIy fl parson King LquOr Pr.ecrelt Shopping C.nter I-Situations Wanted 7-DomestiC-Ctii$d C-are I lt•: (lt .1 COUNIRY trs-e.becsroons. CLUfl tn-eel lr,llers Ca'-u'c .'pe'r - •1 __________________________________________ Its,.. beritooms air. now fence, near Gilt Ci' se 573 500 $05 ii WILOL Tlnee bedroom, I a.," central heat arid air 5)7.10) Wil '-"4 PLACE - -Three bedroom, 3 1 uP' l0ieI pro. 5tO, f '"IA 1,1) tleOr000I, central tic-a' .u"d at. SIC.70) ATTENTION Carpool a? Lorig*ood ,P'13 Oai- Car. Center for DISNEY WORLD working (All SIC 5741 'it .sII 111W I - lakef,on?. 5-45.00) COUNTRY / Mm,'sieeIMerhandfs Si '91 )'i' by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES 1 Itfclnrms. 7 baths, large iarel,d family 'mm, ulouble ca,t,,r', deep .,ll Pci, house and pard .11?u u4",Sler • pi s -st on lake. 1)7.50) ti'" t0 . - -- SUE3URI3AN Four bedtooms, 7', TEl 'i GRI,LN 13 iw _________ ','r'i1I)i . a) I"- '/.C.'L1l4hiV,t unf 0' beau MARY r' Tu'.'tlLlNt, TOTS DAS CARL CENTER 040' PlOhI A5e Ph 333 3 it I St ARBOR e-k.") - - - -- ft ?nanng avalable. 512*5.3 two bedroom. Ideal LIsP I Wanted Domestic-Child Care 3 10 5 S 0 Reliable Mm tØ *0(5 in Lumbar Yard arid Part Time Truck Dr's-el'. 1, HOur i-St',k. Eacrllv,t Frnge Bei'ef?s, apply P Bme..n C a fri -1 pm ScV?t,.s French. Home BuidCrS ?X S Employment 17 (ST --00mpletel f'' V,4'5 , p ('7 I, three bedroom, fpn,0 111.150 5((.\llISOP I?',. Irauinicvns, laP', lot ISO by 150'. 171 0u33 N.. York licenSed LPP4 desri, Shift Call aritme. good -s'rk rr't't ' ri m:; f'Q$ At area farmS 13 dc-I vCr to plDCIitWSQ paiw Oc wOtk Bonus cam ø'sat nc,-fltit,I pian. QOIJ0 arid tpitaliXat4On arid 0thI bncfta - triP'rci lncludir (Ol, TV, aol 4 $.'Iian(e5, 3 be,*ocwrit. 7 batfit. air Peat $74,500 SAN I API TA Three bedroom, air. (yal AMiqt*s A"!.j,e ei.'.'f ,.. AtIA 91 CiSC 4.n'a, J/',.i W000MmiIF I)FVflorMrPlT CORP $31 Santusyd Aye fl) 3 hwlroom. 2 bath, I Story, CIT' t)t.i'tate, breakfast nook $16.00) S?rr.' '?' 1 ,&I Iii (50 RrCli IC (53t 4-40. (are Cf The Sanutord. FIb Sanford Herald, p.ct c SaniC.td A,, houses For Sale PiN I 54 $n.4? .. C If If' 1' r 1Aj'y (, r.)4 IHIP!,,' T/tyisa'.. I 4 h4I1VLy -- AS Iii hF AS $Q I)0WP4 1 heOtOOlil. I", halh •k.iuuet. tenttal heal, *li to *ail tarp.is, en ilomed ganage, refriger clot rAnge. IlOti in mum $I1,lO C.toti.4t Open C C (lAily 11 tCSi (hildien CIII - ---- ri yt%ar RPlI?S ,I'.! / IAN I ANTA 550(rn arid Men to take names from t,Or Podocs- fOr lPty d'?Cctory Sr. rrtal, TRUCK DRIVER :LASSIFICATIONS Phone P'3nd'" l' (5.1, P4,' 1&3 (CC Of TP'. Sanford m4,ra'd, P 0 1,01 Iii-?, Sarøss-1 I I' 33. 1U1 (51.15 MINIMUM CHARGEI 3 Lines Minimum - I .th aM ii,gpfltp Sq I (A%ii't* nS ill 315.3 Situations / All Excluslves P4*, Car nrc,;ma'', - - MAr ljm,Ailry ItCI Sanfardt' Sales Leadr" AAA I MCI ti-MINT 7555. SSAL AllY TeRass ( l')'/' VEIFRAPIS (lit ANVOP4F Call Stenstrorn t drAtlimli tm, k Aes NO*N LOSER r;j No,th %anfrwd f'"''# TIlE - * *RUIR FIS* * f$4)5 '5to1ieiørcl %aflttwd Mv-f'. Male Female ,• Male Help Wanted 13 jumping u and down to (-tJlnpl4ln at-ut the ari.ition SO -Garage-Rummag. Sales S I Auctions the room temperature. HastIngs District: CODE-A. 12-Wantei To Buy Men, too, use nxre logic FEDI.ltAL,S1 ATE MARKET PHONE NO AHEA S)-S*ap And Trade IbS sERVICE .rJ dress acwrdsng to the 54-Equipment For Reni 692-2211 VE(;ETABL.E RFJ'OR'I t'athrrman's report. Cabbage - Demand Slow, SS-M.scellaneous SAF0ttD. FIAIRIDA For Sal, if a cs.ild wae ii st'ht Market About Stead) DomesticSA-HousehoId Goods the men may thus Shipping Point Information Round type. medium-large, Se-Antiques rar wool socks. bushel For Wednesday, March 22nd iiiusUy medium, 1 7-- Musical Merchandise But th women still All Sales F.0.B For Stock Of crates & 50 lb cartons 11Th, SI--Store And Office Equipment •# UILJ )uJIulIt-I •IJ I U64 . tierwrau UQOu sjuaui., L,I1iV .tid low-necked frocks. phis Otherwise Stated Precoolirig sacks $1.50. l bushel crates, St -Ma c hir* And Tools medium-Large; Red type $). the same type of pantyhose. Charges Extra 44-Building Materials So wormer' an' more' like Sanford'Osledo.ZeIlsoodl 400: Savoy type 1300-3.50 41-Lawn And Mike Pflueger Garden Equipment thazne4cons re'garding the-u District: Local Rtpresentabv 42-Livestock And Cabbage - Demand Slow. response to the minor Poultry Phone 322-1922 changes in air temperature. Market About Stead) L)ornestic And Supplies )-P,?s 4 _______________________ ______________________ Thus, they gel oold or hot Round type. meiurn-large, 12 4-Ciothing 1.75. fees best bushel crates depending on seiy minor $3°° 50 lb mesh sacks $1.50. 1. sTEP1'EM OLE SPUTh changes of the thermometer. LOS ANGEI.Es AP Transportation bushel cmtes. medium-large; And the phony them-mo- Red type $3.l0'4.00; Saoy type Stt'picn1f h.i' du.sshed th static control satiSfic's l go.rg out s leader J.Yn 113.00-3.50 Repairs Edmon- fl-Auto solo singer and Jerry women quite well, as this Good, Demand Carrots P. rh - Ac cit 5cr es ton arid Golds MrJohn planning 72----lmport Autos hi?smsz t'ngtrsee'r is.iS at- 'daret SLd) Films to 1cm-tn a rw band 7)-Motorcyeies tested. mesh or paper master conKa has alread made tus And Scofl,rs lb first After wine German work. taineri, medium-large: album. harked by Kent 74-Trucis And TraiI.r ems had bern killed liv cx' 13.00; 24-2 lb $2. 50 lb henry and George Biondo, who 7S-Aut For Sal. err in Steppenwoif. plus two pkisions of high pressure uck*, loose pack, large sue former niesnbers of Bush tanks, while making am- $3.00. F4rnunton and McJuhn have Celrr - Demand Fairly monia by the hluher procrss Steady. consbsr.cd smith Dmo former Market Good, War a stjikc World 1. in Wu-ebourid crates. Pascal tyIr, members of t)amnian and art' Want Ad threatened 2.s. 3s & 4 dorens $300. 2L' calling the group Manbe-ast l9Gi Stepf't'tlbtUlf came out in So management said it dun-n. ( & fesm B dozer,s $350 Department was adopting a new method Chinese Cabbage - Demand with a hard rock sound. having previuy been a blues group entailing less pressure. Market Steady. iairl Hours from Toronto eilled Sparrow Wireixiund crates, smriipped. 24 It let its engineers change the former 5.000 pounds count $3-n. Endh c-Escarole - Demand MONDAY thru FRIDAY per square Inch" to mnrrrls BtI)IIY hlO1.LV Market Stredy. 1 1-9 Fair, "SO pounds." and ü5:30 AM. 105:30 P.M ta&iel crates e'j were a[at_e-d ROck Al' YORK Demand P*ra.k SATURDAY But the absence of those Moderate, Market Steady. II' roll star Budd 1IolI, 21. killed in a plane crash Fdi A.M. to 12 NOON 5:00 was two extra dphers soothme4 Wirebound crates, 3. the- workers. tho'jttb the óuzt'n Curie> type $300; Plain Today there is a revisal of (.ALL UNTIL NOON TO prrssue had not bc-en l- type $2 50 interest In Holly and his music START OR CANCEL YOUR Radishes - Demand hauly A million-selling single when AD NEXT DAY. SAT te-red an Iota! Good, Market Stead>. Cartons, released by Holly. "Eiery NOON FOR MONDAY. IA1P7S ante Ia 0? C,st4 I. tare u ' '-'si•'. •'-''s •ad • "'5 film bags; Red type, 304 Ui Day." has been released as a '.pd. .Mn'..d •,,i.,s.. t. pt-can t-t cad i$,t'i $1.00; White Icicle type, 244 or lngle by John LM'nver. Ills In tt• .5.. r.. .'d his gold LI' 'Acne 12.50. s..msi s c.p,,sess tm - I \1 PIAUO LESSONS I; sse, C!s,'d Ccajre mi.,', 55et'e I) 1Y9 72r * line and traIlers fS li-alp shIer 1,5 IP '1 14p1;i situ lQh oust Instruction - 34c a line 2k a line Real Estate For Sale - - 3:, 3U4 - 'itut thr dc'n't kncis ü.s fact, so they apparently fed c'ontrrit to }iasc, done their with the DWTI tamperin source of heat. 'Wh,v should women do so rriuh more wmplainuitt about room temperature th?trm iirn du" FICKLE FEMALES Our Vui(i'\ Li's .... v tht ase iium.iri beings cars make (tV first' distuwtions n temperature by our skin. In fact. by dipping our finger Into paris of water, we can notice whether the trmnpt'raturc is the sarrme" or dtfh'rrnt, down to one eutht}i of a dvrrr. So women office' workers. with much more' bare sk.n r'aposrd to the air, thus become vt-tv much aware of slight c1manges in room ternpe'rature. The men gr-twralh' wear coats and shirts with collars. plus long sleeves, so their skin is insulated far more against the surrounding air. Atid if the' inc-n grow a little warm, they will shed the-u coat or looie'n the-mr tie and unbutton the-zr shirt cotlar. Women, howe-i-er. hair 31- Jackes Swim SchooiUI; 16 );; 'e4" P..-'-sI •t-,u'f-,' 4 -Business Opportunities 7-Instruction S-Financial site to another part of the Fir asked if the board cr.ild like e prwe ci! their proprty. B AN SIFA7J0WSKI we can't consider a resolution on fiavis asked the Piloian in- property. He requested a work to safe. sell the darn thing" ttests what stock would an session on this matter neil ontrcil of this problem. Langle' C'-ount Road Supt .. c MM appraisal have. on their werk Iii other business, Count) kdau', pollution control off icer, s-d reported Da uif sates figures He reported that id tere is nothing on the boo.S - Commissioners he Zoning Director Robert Brown pathcipatlfltl ofhad Countt. they felt this appraisal would be community r'rived a bill for $10.20 T'rPCuled that he had received against this practice. Dnimmrind asked that the several urgent calls regarding a step in the wa to establish project being conducted by property values to reopen the residents ci! the Lake Harriet from a woman -tc Emma. Seems water conservation c'cirnrnittee Lake was injured by a rock thrown by PUTOPS in area is going well He said t LIaI someone Is pumping water Investigate and report to the negotiations Assistant County Attorney had reported the hvacuiths a county mower ut of the lake far their animals board Lavender said he Howard Marsee told County which have been sprayed fC or disprove her claim but Cniuianers that an MAt ready nc's for rernc'val from appraiser would be available iii lake ond requested the pollution one tif his men did take the control officer. Langley Adair. woman to a doctor for treati tw days o es mciii ci! a sciatcti . ospi a uarne Thom Rurnberger followed ttirciugti in Co!T1nfl5.sion& SIdne) 'ihlen d hr bad discussed the agreement moved payment of the claim t)LSC'HARGLS s:uation with Alan Sayford. removal There being JH but for lack of a second, the.. Sanford is a member of the discontent about the type ADMISS)OS _____________________ rni'tion was last. %illiamn Duioi Institute &tnfcird '"t'ncan CdimiTOs.s.icin Chairman Greg James 0. Smith MarY L Urwieti ;;iraisers t)rummnond said that 'Now that l%t)t '.TR\ l'l\ M. Bentan Soyford indicated that he Army Henson tius operation • we knc' Mrs Jtrnrr) C-ox and baby v .d appraise the Pilotan Willie SOuth S&.L JJ' - T hazardc'.s. I swest it be in. girl tr.t. the property belonging to - Henry B. Bernstcn ha't vestxgate-d and corrected." Evarae Robb t:t;t rC "p' ShWIe) Grieme CathOliC DiOcese fOrlai'4o Laender told the bciat'd that eadie Joseph tndutrie bOI'TOa pit, and the mt'iit of Cthe Griffin J mc'er does have guards in £.,.uJi . The latgei zmr 3( arre S.iirtholtz property, which Kenneth L Morris O Mze Grier approximately wj,l be near the tit% S Atart't every lcicatio where they can be Rartow S Hinson rtprest-nts P°' to the' north A planned placed He admitted that oct. E1bcrIL.. Hubbard of property. Velinan Madison 1,000 Lee %iUiam Muon Jr. He said that he could conduct I juor spare of four million casionally an c'bect might be Mary A. Keiter, Deltona the appraisal within the next s.quare feet wi!)acc'z*mnmodatea thrown by the mower but the Gladys E. Elder Madeline Mc'C*leb. Deltona occurance was no mare than 15 triO-man sork farce Aloysious Dluhu. Cleveland, ttc weeks for a fee of si,000 The other wrw is in an unoc- one in 75 Instances. He stated Charles R. Redmond, Lake Ofu "aitevet RurTat*-rger felt was area nearer the CiTII' further that his operators do ask Horence E Alcorri, DeB*ri Rui:berger said that he cu;iit'd siorcif the c-its Roth siIe alt that persons move back when V,ttham E Dick. DeBar) Dorothy W. Kelly, Longwood mower is in ciperaucin Catherine B. Driggors, os. Edwin B. Connelly, North Or. .r.tfVartlIion ar (mssiorit'rS,dVihtezisaid Druruirnond remarked, -jf teen - _______________________________________________________________________ lando ThOT M B)Tiie, Shaker Danny R. Tucker. Osti'en }ghts. Ohio Evelyn A. Smith, Paisley By George XI, Crane, PhD., M.D. r\ V i CL'N'C i 'Y/ODR vv Mobile Home; Rent 3 anleJ Mvil ba Ii. e?%&I to Lake Monroe l''i Sal. 51Otlnq, Mud tell, lOvely 1 b*t,onn l's Callus, shag avp.t, enli ii heat, Ii,, (ounIny Club •t4gUi '-ci to appreciate 3131)31 - . - Carl Inn. 54*y Houso For 335 i'll SCHOOL. gnadem i II. '.m.'y art m.0 ondavy tatbert Miii he at .'r flIt ',.ar 0,0(01.3 and fofi patented ,sam,r"al Write P0 SOc 755. or .11 *1? 1350 Mat ,ao,f r,s,5P**l btkgr0vfld i1 SCMO'.' 'r.:, 'tu ir, P,Cvrt m.".l r',ru'"v' t II Ui '.M'4lt i-StIr i15S t..AP40m lAS" 4-Cards of Thanks S-In Memorsams County Pro ing Claim ui-v little to iciosrn, so '.' .. Rates For Consecutivt Insertions-No Change Of Copy. Announcements 3bc-ermm. 155 haItI, aIr iovudili,c,.3. PWa'.1 SISO Itt & last No Help Wanted IIS Ititsa qi - 5wI5 tedrOom (,fli4ffll5hV,f h,,t. appoinmen?))i IM s'*n by %llagC Ret? ifuik t.,mnll lvii Itp'sP As Apol, in fl /'r ds Are Where The Bargains Are! a - Apply in tipar.Pd .altne,a r*fW0 to (5i,nda% R.,t.i,rau at i-5.trtiSri 31 Unturnhshed A'pl ti, OttO 14n$hc*u hAul. t%44 ratS. Ii, ice •lt* I p m Pa,? thru I times ttslu 70 timi's t,mea house; Rent 21 S to iSaitness, ¶ Businest Opportunities 4 Apf)I5 Plt.cOri'ct. Farms, South works departments N.QPt l'*,t.ndev And )$'Pr4Jd 'Idriav1',', ------I stat' 831-9993 Buzzin' Around Want Is rento help - ii P41 PAL I I. ORIITA cuRl St AlPS Personals 2 , concuttar.t, ibo ad -t'ed that he, (irgt liufim-an zind Alvin Le'u would be willing to serve as a three4Tiember consultant team fc the city and cited a fee between $1O.(412,(KK. Mayor wo(ford noted that all the Other sea plannef's with ' hm he has had discussions ,-ct their 'DvIC't'S at between ' had been in! armed tn the ugent i.ued to kill the hyacinths. 4-fl. would be adequate to kill current . Piloian tract o: land bein4 Diocese of Orlando it had It was recommended by the L'le plants, without other sought by the county parks decided to have an over-all board that an'ther chemical. - thriage committee reperted to County planning session on Commissioner Al Davis the) and it wished to suspend a1 are amendable to ropening negotiations Vthlen said that "The other is a pimo" which ate place' where all the as cnnnn can we it. 'Then. when the-v want to make their haurly'variat$on in the thennostat, tht-' run user to it and mn,ae It higher en' kisser, as they see fit Acutaliy. it isn't ri-en oonnedtd with the furnace at all. FWA(5 ft,miia d. rouNo Stulil fro PIMS tN'.d tAll Ill? Mct'vIit.' m-tn't & "So it Is now a standard practice in our field to iflstal two thermostats. "0mw Is the re-al sicand it is not out in plam slht of all the wornt'n em- 170 IvaruS. i4i Al INFORMATION will County Parks Revived (-.se T-4. Cliu k acld 35, ii a hr.at.ini ti n.r. 'itl. Dr. Crane'. he' )iae in m profession noticed an interesting sea difirrnnor between ssomt.n 'i. me-n. For we bud that women wtxktts in an oflice' seem to have muc) mete fre'tjurnt fluctuations of the-u skin tc'snpt-rature. if ate se-I the thermostat at "2 dorees in an offut'r, the men mse cv tiurik about changing the' temperature. "But ra eT hour or so a womn.a.ri se-vuan or strxiog. rapist-i will run'oae: to the thenni'mtzit to set it bithrr p.,& Ce'. tc Spring Wanted .r'-t. F..ao, em1 Tha ,i,rtfo'd as A 4 Lost * round ALTAMONTE Louncil il1 meet in contn 'hi to trned 55Cbfl at nsi4et retaining a p'annIng firm for the rnunicipahty. MaY1nC?SWOU0(1 I - with Want b , Clark cites an interesting sex difference between women vs. men. It also vanes the strategy used in Germany to quell a strike, after an exploSion of am mania tanks in World War I. Are men or women more likely to be "office grass hoppers" cm thermostats? --- i-i-',.'ePO Soc 1111 " - - Sell B MARI( 1UTHI.A I - -, -- Saaitur JPh IS) )M3 RI 21 Rss .t lIne Acl'---$30$ $1650 .$ lin. Ad'-$ó72 $2200 5 line Ad-SIlO 125.00 13 Ysh.s $46.*S) $62 .40 VttsX) DIAL 3222611 Of iit*e'ui OF COURSE YOU .kkV$ Cl'4AkL YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE LISTED IN 'SOUR NAME �-• - -. - - - - _ --__—; S_—S---• --- I - "- -- -- -----'- - - - - - -. - - - ;--- - ---- ' - -- --' -- - -="- ----—. - •- ' -• - --. -=---- . .. - --.. ---- •' -----i_----. t •-- - .- -- - --:- --.- —=--- - --------•-- -. -: ' = - ---' ---- -'ic --- 14A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, March 23,1972 The House Detective: Hotel Dicks' Find Their Jobs A Demanding One 1'%w neer had to bust down a rzioin door,' said the hotel detective. -That sort of stuff happens only an TV." A big, broad-shouldered man. he looked capable of It I! T*er). He has been five years with one of the large lAx Angeles hotels as house deterwr or "security officer." wtücti Is the term ref erred thda. "It's the opposite wtucti gives us more OUbIt" he said, the number of doors that are left unlocked or with keys left in the outside lock. On average on any night or day. ID to 21) W cent of a hotel's guests are negligent in this was. Nothing could be more inviting to thieves and prowlers.' In farL the modern security officer is the last man to go barging into occupied hotel roams. Investigation of persons who miry be there Wegslly is a situation that must be handled wit.!,, rrL-em.r riutim-,V,'llc h(L has authnrit' It remove nr Individual who has no right to be there, he nut be eare'uI not to make any false rn.ve or unwarranted accusation that might uwelve the hotel In a lawsuit Particularly delicate is the ease where a male occupant Is entertaining In his roam a female who is not registered. "The house dick who used to go snooping around, tw-firig out girls who had been smuggled up Into the rooms Is a thing of the past," said Leslie White. manager of the new Iuxur We ate-Plaza In San Diego. Calif 'GUestI still do that sort of thing. of course, but It usual]y is handled discreetly- by a telephone call to the roam The guest Is Informed that It has been noticed the4-e is another person or'cuy1ng the room with him who is not registered We are careful to tmply nothing else about the martial status of either oni' with being "The hotel if not coni'rned witi' pad the full rate for the room The security officer actualI seldom deals with guests He is required to make- his.r.'I! as unobtru.ctve as possible When his prrsex'c is requtreci. be usli% is sent Into aclicn by one of several ataistant managers who are the ones who field most complaints The security- officer's function Is to protect the propert' of the hotel and that of Its patrons, to safeguard them against accidents as well as theft or swindling schemes, to help in maintaining good order and taw.absdlnf conduct and keep thc place tree of "undesirables' The officers are ccmstantiv on call. They hove regular day and ritht ithtrclls, recording their movements at flmr desks and making written reports on all actions taken. AIthouØ pclior espenrnce ts not a neeccsar'. $ Bargain Plat No. Opened By 7 Your choice ' Mack PENNCRAF ' f jarariteed I One lJP"b' ' 5 •Y' ! 4 , . - --.•• MIAMI - A seventh planned community by the Mackb brothers . directed Oeltnna Cr.rporatlon, bordering on I)cltonn's ('itrus Springs and miles southwest of Ocaba, answers a demand for more living space In burgeoning Florida. Pine Ridge Country Estates, on 11,000 acres In the heart of Florida's thoroughbred horse country, is planned for only 4,800 honiesites of one to 511 acrr. The property was opened on March 1, Many of the' estates are ridjat-ent to the lulanneul 28 miles of 'qliestrtiifl ways which lace the western side of the cornmunity. For the most part, the trails will be broad and regularly maintained for easy horseback traveling through the cenIe', uncluttered countryidc. Golfers aren't forgotten however. The eastern portion of Pine, - called the country Club section - will be one I c L' tRKJ t Save ,'350 Rag. 149 99. Sale 9999. Pennc ull' 2 caan capacity HP ,'u't'tCCI mcuntC'1 for cas mvcmCflt 5.50 a month' - - fm acre sites exclusively, with a planned 18-.hole golf course and an eight-and-a-half mile network of paved pathways for hiking and biking, I në coat AT XIER1OR/HOUSE PA10 Save SlO Re;. 39.99, Sale 2999. ------- • i..;.. I 1:- tiP — -ur - ' 011"11 aIum,rular'l S5amonth* Economic Upturn Seen TALLAHASSEE - New unemployment compensation claims filed In Florida during January were up 15.8 per cent over the previous month, according to Florida Department of Commerce figures. However, the claims, representing 24,429 Fborldans who first became unemployed during the month, reflected a decrease of 11.6 per cent in comparison to January, 1971, Indicating an economic upturn. FDCspokesmenattrlbuted the increase largely to seasonal bulls In construction activity, retail trade and certain manufacturing categories. 2171 15 WHITE Save S1 . Reg. 5.99, Sala 4.99 a gaho One Ca lrttc'i:' Latex will) 3 ca puarantee Cv-' an color in just one app a'ijn Dies in Xi minutes to a durable and stain resistant finish I -rnei colr5 3 year guarantee When thu. Penncr,h' it Ii;'t- It a previrusiV paiflIt.i an ;" Opelly p'epit.ci bu'thce we guarantee -' tot 3 years at. Ittini ot'Io One ;julr v i-coat coverage to, up tz 4X1 $. 11 TuoPjuDtDu?. su'taet 'SD i.c it on Porous au?taCt't • DitaVit b%athabiç • ,tj,iru sCt.*1,tju' -'. 'rn as guarLlntN! Pu- paint ta&i p- - ...:6'i.u- j,tE '-u- i'- i . • -. Save 43.95 Re; 3D.5 aie 52tI6 •-': •,i : -- - - Save $250 - Reg 7.4$, Sale 4.99 it o, :i Pt : One C: at Ert':' Lntt I with 5 yea guarantee Makes you paint like a professional. ever) 1t Goes smoothly with either brush c'r roller and gives you one coat coverae c'.-•' an> coto Defies fading and -.. - c'aOy-miaed colorL Comes i '- Your choice, ;199 HUGHES INCOME UP 1 f Pc 9 roller set or 4 wall ai1'; It-rn t),Ush Se t Hughes Supply, Inc., of Orlando, Florids, has announced that net income for the fiscal year ended January 31, 1972, amounted to $1,488,823 up from $1,209,230 for the previous year. Total revenues were 1-56,788,342 versus $45,102,175. Net Income per share, based on the weighted average number of shares outstanding and giving retroactive effect to the 2-for-I stock split which occurred on February 23, 1972, was 1122 versus 1.99 for the prior year, Hughes Supply, Inc., Is a wholesale distributor of dec. trical, plumbing, and utilities supplies and a supplier of basic construction materials used in the building trades. Sales are made through 15 locations throughout South and central Florida, S year guarantee. When tha Pi'.'' P4't it 1p it-i t a p?Cv'3u51 V paru 3 hn propt-Ftyplepared surface, we it for S years as statco t*low One gives i-coat coverage for up to 400 -z on non-poroug sufaas 250 sq It rout su'thce% rio ' :uiin; ihal. shingle?.) • Slam test, Cruai ,C,,,?.t5ri • Fait 'e. t.: t-Rowifl; 1 11 110 paint fail?, to pt' -- ..........-- -, lniø about it '- .' - . 3' Ii;'ilei ip automatic cloc. -, • '- : - interior light WhSi 1 a month' -- Save $ — 10% off our air conditioners. Buy now...begin payments Juneist. 2195 'S Rt 19l,5 Sate $17t 14 table 5I'tlifl. i*dng po'labie dish i5?.h! Laminated nple c utting i-Vato tt,. 3 C"lC 4'lp-01 fl r?. p month' I7 o-j't-e rre.ic.m.n$& Unpainted panelled steel storage building. 4 — otior $68 special! T $78 95 Save 21 Reg. 234.95 $a 213 Di. 17 'able setting front ician; converllble with dish*.sher ilovndcioadening ..a 3 padS t1tJes White. 'op - '-1ont avocado tfl, etl gold $88 Sale 13046 ',, r'j • JCPenney service JCPenney ALL 322.10$ FOR OUR CATALOOSERVICK _ The values are here every day. "CHARGE IT" at SANFORD PLAZA Penneys... OPEN 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday -- '.-- •-—" :. .- _._ ____________ ______- -______ — Econo rr 1 8S Bablies' C 7 &A A p - La Grecque 4 . its- I LtN ii - - ;.-- - -' '- t_ - '- - •- ' - - - --- ,- - - - -- ;_ - Cti .'t' - -. - ________ --1 - g Si -tf - ______ ___________________________________________________ ta do so -. Tuna t picking up, es-en though conBusiness spending, however, sumers were giving tentative almost certain to be much signs that they were willing to is stronger than a year ago, if the expand their spending plans. surveys are to be belies-ed. One If consumers were getting alter another survey shows the ready to spend more, shouldn't same thing: Plans, are big and business also spend In order to growing bigger, expand and meet the demand, it is for this reason that some It would seem so, and that Is economists are holding to their why some economists couldn't projections of a $100.billton ad. make sense out of the pattern, vance this year in the Gross This year the paradox Is re. National Product, unswayed by versed Consumer spending, the nervousness of those who though fairly strong, isn't show. are concerned about sluggish Ing the Increare that many gov. retail trade. W ith - j - NEW YORK Al - At this crnment and industry- lore. 1iii*, i.out )vaJ de question wets casters nod loosen for. It still why b'iiiness spending wasn't could develop er foe - Confused Diff HrtmniW.esa diqtinetton hetw".n th aid lww anti tim. icr nnaq that can hay,a pe-'u(onnti cffcoi 'in the ellmat, ri vhs'--' J'II'I41 w.rat.l - 'More laws will he pstc"d direetM not to indw't'ni.nta S ttarI area of rrltklmrn of the bualn'ss community for It,; nllcgcrl failure to reinnil POO cr4 reqult r,ften I, l.gklatirin or go.rnrrs.nl pt's. cure on industry, ,rn.tIrru.q even after It haeq corrected the dcleirt In Its - - -' 1.' fll that little ein f com dishes remat-, autos' -'i'i'mntrfes around (rd this can me plish.ti with a minimum 'iSS li well is v" J\ -'v-u'mnnmicatly '4The Maqu• is a aIetnce it ,mrry, jlngrr .ir -ream topouid with 101151,'ruronut avgolemer The -imNnes vegetables and eg -h irith 'Tht'r-ired with emr ' make tuna .t Ia ( ru,cclu'ombine' tuna. 'elery, anion, i-m,;tnes, chick-peas, alit-'unit mustirrinma in .* tint saver ::,srtnad, then chill. If the ill-i -e i'i he t r.'ed is .; main ftc npy Gr".'k '.'inks md mid eon 'et.o 'h.u'jp and chunks I -r:!y - rr'ati.f fcta ct',.'eses ,iv:ulabi.,. substili.' .riy.nt eheese '.(.ir: naele - - I 'up wine -:1r. -"I mips lisp - A TUNA DELIGHT Tuna a Ia (irecque combines the seafood wtti •-t medlr'v of vegetables in a delectable marinade ft makes a distinctive hors d'oeuvre or main dish - tsp. dr, tap. papr.<. tsp grnunut - -tsp liquid .ppør u tbsp. emon juice inuill clove .tarIlc. mn. ' celery cut in 's-mc: 31141-4 -_ - -- . '- 6 pmuid -•'ery small whit., rllnns 'arts 41-1 vie 7 km each thin-v — How Sweet It Is . Dat e—Fud g e C d y can 'I pound, I ma. i chIcle r,is, trained can i 8 'esik -mliv" yr rpe olives, 'irained. can ii vie 8 ems. slice- ushrnmn.s, trained I 'ueduiun 'elmatoes, an ze Muskets trimming 'Atth Lhp5 or OIi .fliA'4t hi'i F.uI r ;Unehn.t ' poensfuj if , cup 'uarsely thu ii)flft'-CtlOflet) debghts are As 4 cups dry crisp rice cereal cooked mnay ntn 0alls with armley 8y JOYCE ROARK greatly in their sizes that up to 2 much a part of the traditional I 3-ez. package Bordo tmperteut your rumntit rip each hail with ;flhttlntt ill .ngr'tiltrrits i ,ur Copley News .Service years, it's difficult to say what Easter celebration as is the diced dates or Bordo whole '-a if -a Bordo trnper.ed whole ammrnot1e in lai-tte Meucepan liii hunt for colored eggs or a new dates ,cut up date and place balLs an.a ç'easis normal. W-1111 to a boil. .(uld - pier., iftit fo' bonnet for Mother t a cup chopped pecans If you've been shopping for ed cookie theet until cooled. )flhuifli cook, 'uvt,rmi, This year add a special touch Yield. 4 dozen. Note- Mixture baby clothes lately you've The mother must use her Melt butter over minutes. Place tuna, 'hickyour youngsters' Easter probably noticed that there is knowledge of her child's size to to low heat in a large saucepan. can be placed into two 1.-inch peas, - 1Ives, muslu-noms .ini an Irregularity in the labeling of determine what size garment to baskets with a homemade A iquirt Puns aitil then cut lfltO tomatoes in iarllu,w', and a large bowl: aelil candy treat Crunchy Datesizes. For example, I found a buy, rr.arshmallows are tndlvtml,uaI wruiares, i until the hut ie'getable mixture -mod 'ui. candies. These et almost Fudi:e iletper labeled 6 to 9 momnths Fur uther tasty date reLtpea.i1iW, melted, stirr1r.i constirring w Recently- I recris-eti word that shaped sweeti are cbo:k1,ull of that is the same size as another anu .'vii fudge dupe. Con- WrIte fur Bortios colorful, casionally Drain salad mi. the National Ilureau of Stan. the flavor youngsters love labeled r years. .( Modern ,(lznaniic if iprnkle with parsley u: .i until dartis is trying to establish a chocohite fudge, nuts. Bordo ur melted and blended. Date Recipes. Direct your ettire serving. Computer Completed ern wi t: all is Why is there such a difference voluntlIr)- nationally re-cognized irnpoted dates and crisp rice Remove IflarIflueje, 1 -lerur'sl and how can you be sure you are sizing system for girls based on ce from heal, then atiti request to: 5oro Date Booklet, real And because they're -,nict Products (-mpany = ____________ WINTER IAHK - Installation of another phase of cereal. Bordo imported133NorthSheffleit buying the correct size for your body measurements. The made with dates imported from rice S -"miii" Metropolitan Life Iasurance Company's sophisticated dates anti nuts, Mix until child? standard would cover three the lands where the Easter Ill. electronic data processing communications system has now and blended. Because everyone Is an In. classifications: slims, regulars story itself unfolded, they're been completed at the company's district sales office at 831 chubbies. dividual, babies and children and In each particularly appropriate for the West Morse Boulevard. This phase automates the come ina lot of different sizes at classification, sizes 7. 8, 10. holiday season, processing of premium notices and, by providing direct the same age. me manufac. 12. 14 and 16 would be defined by If the youngsters are anxious overnight access to policy records, speeds up the handling of turer must decide what Is the 33 body measuremcnt.s. to aid In the Easter requests for service. \t T1. Ell* ' average height and weight at preparations, let them help roll 'nr:-n ,im.nnuus .mnd vttjtiuinThe system links by telephone lines a modest computer \utrmtwnai illiteri.' various If you are Interested in more this confection Into fudge the ages. Each 4 --'miThuflI' tiu, lilcUtled console in each of Metropolitan's srles offices across (lit '1 t hi' 'rgei'nholett is an 'manufacturer has a different details °n this subject write — they'll h.ttt j tiall' 'mu "rns"l eigs" tiruuuing ' , jry encountry with the huge Honeywell computer complex at the size-age relationship, resulting for the "Voluntary Product .'t"'mc or racial prubient — it s ('rUflth% Date- Fudge nutnuumn-ceeing label comnpany-'s home office In New York City. Fully operational, Standard IS 117," which is i 'ati'tfl.it problem. with broad The re-s of this In a va.riance In labeling. ('undies the system now trar,smits and reeds-u's data on prt'mnium t'tflt!tfltt' .it4 e-duc,itiorui over' available free from the Office of indicate nture intl clinic 'Oil) 'I'tie best way to 1*' sUreyOU ':ngineertii1' payments and loan repay-ments, Inquiries, claims and other 'i cup butter tun".-- declare', John W t.ege per-i .are concerned with t ilt, Standards Serare buying clothes that will fit life and health in.surarwr matters. 4 cups miniature niarshmal- a epeciati'et in the' nutrition nutritional t.iIutt of Iuud.s they vices, National Bureau of your child is to check the height lows morwhole Marshmallows tie-Id particularly low'-UNI.M 1.0L ng are buyi Standards. Washington, and weight of your child and 20234 cut up Ilosts'st'r be acids .i new nariejflstflit and upper Ad Agency Appointed home compare It with that given on 1 cut) 6.-- packagel fudr ttor'af -pirui''nu urst", pr"Nruu rn .mmnor'. mu -mo J1'Penney t'snnpany, the labels. If there is no weight — r'tier)t - -"vi, 1 ATLANTA Tucker Wayne and Coriipany has been zipor height given on the label, pointed national advertising agency for Adams Packing ", compare the garment with ,iJ,, iumfle- -)ciflLlIi --, 'eftjt'v the Royal Crown Cola Company. of Association, a subsidiary another that is labeled, ________ Slirett U at iie _._kiilr The announcement was made by Ben Attains, president of __________ For example, one brand — Hotel. WInU.'r t'ut the Auburndale Fla. base-el processor of citrus drinks, Juices, labels 18 months at 21 to 21; and frozen concentrates, 44 øI pounds. Anotier brunid labeLs Adanma conipany Is one of Florida's largest citrus The Adams SATUR,3.TED 1 the mare site g merit as 2 company processing operations. Although a large part of the years (no weight is given on the business has traditionally been for private label usage, there COVERAGE label) is currently multi-state distribution of citrus products under WIT H Sleepers usually- have a the Adams brand name, and it is anticipated that an extensive marketing. als-ertlsing program for the brand will height measurement on the label as well as the itciglit. Iii be undertaken, beginning In the second half of 1972 utheast's largest Tucker Wayne & Company, one of theSo this case, the height advertising agende's, Is headquartered in Atlanta, with a nasuruit'nt is most liii. portant. The length of time branch oflice in Jacksonville, Florida, Inc company aaPr currently serves 35 clients in 11 states with current ad' garment bust be able to s-en-Using billings estinmiated to be os-er Ill mIllion. comfortably acc'omiuuixlate your child. If it's Ilk) short, it'll be uncomfortable for the, ctiilsi. National Franchise Awarded If its too long, the child could A4 trip Oil It and get biurt COCOA - Nortl'Viscount Corporation, of New York, has Consumers Care About NUM'b on The Herald Bargain Section fl, r- repraserfu. I-. u- .' -iu" Pe,ieie>s Tutrut' -dyrnu'uI Pjiii tcr the put, 'itO & 'u-er' sit-C oem ?.it FtPA,iCE CHARGE will be incrru,rj if true tai'ance uf the aCcOunt in the first billing is pad in full by the tJ.jiin; d.stv of the next billing period When incurred FINANCE CI4ARG(S*.if oe detecrniuiod by applying periodic rates of 1 2'. uAttU$t PERCENTAGE 14ATE 14 4'.i on the tint S500 arid AIit.ItJAL PERCENTAGE HAtE 12j or the portion over $500 i'vtfl it vie-i iCt'n'j riyrrui'nfs Of Credit?. Rag. 269.95, Sal. 242.95 fly JOIN f'I INN IP'F Al' flutinemu Analyst NEW YORK (All) Everyone Is t-orw-erneul about (1* (ftfl limner today becauste the conaunwr tins his hAncl In eviliry. tlulng-and Is, quit, literally, forcing Institutions to conform to his wishes. how can he I. Ignored? Complaining to retailers, suggesting legislation to his conrcwnan, boycotting pnnrlut-ta, contributing It, groups that u'Ipose deceit In inc'rt-tuinullsing, and simply by turning his neighbor's mind, he translates anger into power Speaking at time ('onferpric', Hoard this wet'k, lfrrtrt itninri, vice prcslcknt-consu:ner affairs of HCA Corp, liioYltIeui an insight into tIil phenomenon from the corporal. tlewpolnl. The complaint areas constItuted only 15 per cent or 3,-44Y) contacts, "such a small percentage of people who have our products, or use our services, that it is almo*t unrnraaurable on a percentage bails" But then this statistical flyspeck multiples into a sizable blemish The people who take the trouble to contact you, said Hrunn, r -resent a small number of your unhappy customers lime tiny figure In only a symbol The impart on the seemingly Invulnerable corporatIon continues to rise If each unhappy customer influences two or three new txiyt'rs "Your tIi-wtIjfrtIi-,n inries goes up very fast mihuis' your Well; Index lOuiS- eq In the nitimer rItrpr-tnn, flrirnn noted. Hut often there Is still another escalation when the elected official or the one seeking office enters the picture arid polltidies the problem either for selfish or altruistic ends i'ollticiana are Intuitively alert to such trends, said Hrunn, who referred not just to product and service problems, but to J ic. it I painted (*hire) Sale prices effective through Saturday. Rag 209.95 Sal. iae 95 17 tebt: stllng, front loading inoec count er dish washer (oaf shown) Rag 17595, Sale $151 2 cycle ,thbutIcun switch, dual detergent dispenser. Ac - cessory front lid. panels $10 each I__il les f rrcnt z;4 O ri; as ie:orator swag lamps in: lues 3top styles T!alitIDn*l Mocrr an Mediterranean. Several shapS and Se$ Amber. oreeri, smoke coIcirssnclude. y S Thursday. March 23, 1912—Sanford, Florida 32171 64th Year, No 154 Price 10 Cents ' Can He Be Ignored? Consumer Has The Top Hand' Lir qualification, most security officers have law enforcement backgrounds. They must know In detail all the laws per. taming to hotels and be able to cooperate with police. fire arhi other local departments As well as having an alert mind. the) must be even-tempered, able to act at all times with tact and dtsc'etlon. Their philosophy, whether dealing with the hotel rowtt, the diner who doesn't pay, or the guest who tries to skip without settling the bill, ma "talk first, arrest later." For obvious reasons, hotels are reluctant to reveal their security mnethnds. All they will say is that there are several telltale signs by which a potential "bill-skipper," con man or other trickster can give himself away. They are particularl) on guard when a person checks In as a guest and Immediatrl starts run Intflu! up a big bill. Sale. Our guaranteed interior and exterior latex paints. At guaranteed savings per gallon. 1099 How - It's &Ilpartofthevalue. announced the appointment of Asbury lingers Jr., of 2 Stanford Drive, Cocoa, as time exclusive franchised distributor of MtruShield auto polish and glaze for llrevard, Orange, Seminole, Lake and Indian Itiver Counties, Rogers also will initiate fund.rairing drives for organizations throughout the counties who wish to increase their treasuries Florida Products At Show $ Forty-eight area firms will be involved In expanding and developing markets for Florida mmsacie products at time 11th annual Florida Industries Exposition in Of tanuto's E11-31110(i Park April Time I"iE, large-at state alloW euf industry iii time nation, attrac'ta 100,000 visitors from lutist f the 50 state's and dozen countries to see almost 400 exhibits, Ad:niission is free to the non-profit event which Is aponstored toy 18 state aisot-latlons Including the State of l"lorlda. If your child has a jacket, shirt, pants, etc., that he or she has outgrown and you want to replace It with a larger size. take the old one with you and measure the new one with it. This Is easier than getting a child to stand still and cooperate %hen trying on clothes. Sommietirne there will be a standard sizing ton- children's clothing catatillahed and its use Iiiutntlativr) miiade for tii,anulac'tw'cra Tb. only problem will be with infants' duthea 1 standards will pruhably be for 3 years and up. Ilaliles vary so - S 2),tJUt) Jrv v.7JurS ditrtburstei tO iflQti5 100.M reije ers I th-ought the area, including: Sanfurd, Enterprise. Oearu Deltqnj Ostee-' _________ JI _ - - -SV,'F'K'l' put all sour flitithe' VOhi'tl Walit to keep oine of these l)ate''hulgt' ('antlies for eggs' in one I'iiitt'r basket - Lass&bunry, 'wr" OrIj mJ, Fern Pdr', Al t jmQnI Spring, Ovidu. Chvlvo , -, rest UQJ denrj, part p r it, r Ms III -a n d is C45 - c - 'dtKIy dish treats Made ss tth nutritious IurtLo Inhstiiti'd elites, these t'olhICctitsns tiiatte a os'-t quick u'iit'i gs stimit'k itiw date of the year [ I �_ . -. * I March 23, 1972 IL - t 1% . THE WOULt (IF ART Robert Pavtw IkiubIeda I (' $12 50 V1111. Whnszman spet'ialict'ar pt.sr lobe uiinç the varviu' a-t in a ociaItv srlt.dicciphnar, grim. even masochistic was is a pleasure to find ar, authn whnexpresses unashamedi. th exaltation he experience'. Irrquenth in recountlnç the he *nr of the world s grea -e tnrealandplasilcrreatlonhat Robert Payne - ii - i I ;-A-1 -IF - - - It's not too -S AP '-,e-wstexturec St rite-i George Martin. when pci-i due-ed all the Beatles re'e'orels has a new act two Englishmen Instead of tacit Rnan Pamsh ?4 aced Paul e ;eervct; 2' Thee fir'.t album. Parrish arid t;eer C,, it, has just t'ee-ni re-*ase'd on early to think double knit suit dl.,?l the Deplores ' J lmagintion, 64 kD. - Instant' . Success - I records and lease - c.-, - - - -' - . - I -. \.-"-' . - -' - '. - Cl - I - 'f ' I - / ' - / I ,T()} ,,J) YOUR BANKAMERICARD £. MASTER CHARGE ARE WELCOME Current B st Men's $ 4P an - B Store SANFORD 205W First Stv..r - IV 7 Mock St'nteu :: 6 ", V I I i( ______ SURRttS & ARPJEL COTTON KNITS PIQUE selection A special A Popular Fabric hi this sale. Am.li. 4S' Wed. omel I jersey prints, tot Per Cant Cation iCceon printed IILSfV0IIS, Aul. Fancy 'Textures poly knits in bright bold Machine Was colorful patterns. and Dry - L'$C ( 69 ' 1YARD _____ opl- 14, _____ . %VA. 011i '1°,*II 60 It% V 0,00 0. ONA :SS 109 10 . ss% PHONE STATE ------ - ------ - ---- ------------- - --- -------- --- - ----- ----------- - PUS. 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NAME .....,..,....,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,.,,, sineilar - lie-art '. " NJ . hr of the others anti is the roost e llicient producer lie s tietich t-w'l te'r than John or I'aul 'lartin st,etrle'-d in the mu-it' .•. ..-...-..-:....... and conducting and placing oboe in the Sadler' Ste-li'. lI.al jute .11 ju ,it let Orchestra lie Iced FctI Records to '.upp!etne'nt his income - It crubled me to gee on pbs tog eets'-e e'uenungs s.c I tick it ak a stopgap S hone' '.'.imb So - , -. China ciurr.'ntl'. on ci'c'. in New Yor k t'itc lie ,-oim id,'ee, c' thee's tsth lilow .1 stnuils ti-cr millionaires - (;eerge is the re--al deilicected recording man lie learned more about recording than ,iny - - occnntc two t-najc-cr photo echihitinres on a - C . ' mainland - artists A producer needs to be snint'Zhiflg of a musician With the Beatles the five at us were working on the project People who sar I was respon suite for the brilliance ed the Beat les recordings are ;.s cc-rang as those who say the Beatles did it all by themselve'. Ms ps-i pt-out is I don't think tIers ha'. e made- such good 'c-s-arch alone I think John". Imagine is the best thing he w-hccse- Keystone cops and bathing beauties Ii c i- a is C American institutions The World Almanac recalls that his s Pt ott slapstick come-die's were noted for their lure-devil chase-s and pie-.hraw trig ac e n e a Char-fe' Chaplin, Harold Lioed, Bu, All K c-attn and Macce' we-re- st-ree- stare Sc-r.nuettt ft aturc Central Florida Air Travel Club .. e. . cON5'E1'1E'sT - light and SSS! to load Anmodatgs 81r, danoietna,*-uooa of .caa to ,cua of am and 100. Send Me More Information About SKY SAFARI, and How I May Join! Greater understanding steel fir's gc.nr into j-scc t nerstitp to nuke' csctfes' tables out of iwt-i hiolls radiators it tIle a piece of gias% in bet cc .'e'n .ine1 hi It That e a unit that houses mean a kind of Svengali character, cc-tea mar mold artists in his own itnage- I don't hold with that I think the real function is in get the erc best out of your 1 , These ctatlling eceect'. liii the built-in di attic of inc lice'. circe ti1i nei'etiacs 1,11 1 pe-ning at the nic'nient then the pU-tcire' wet c' genii' for designing thing% lie s got an nhwssinn about stainless 111111111111111111111111111111111 FACTS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - of the 'awakening iitag.en her of the group lie ha, a il,ite In the old ilas .. ,'au'd lurid an artist e'n"ourage him scle-el hi' material and organize the music that went with him If it cc-as Tom Jones you ii do the arrangements It it was Simon and Garfunkel, st-cu d make surethe music vas going to he good c'cunung f rom them \'odr pete cc as If, t,Ic then' into a stu'.lto ar-eel make sure the engineer was doing his job make sure' the tsr-cal record was a g.-%A tifle' i si-i-i-a. c. ç I '1 , tie the' audience. 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Club House in The Sky! - - - - .- - 1wil ol a ignea in ne'cst ,5flie'tIet,tn' Reel China In the pa 't lew iceonthc cu.ldeicl'. jsiitiiI'. .ip.- n. d. in thi' t ;reat i%-111 ,ilIe't ',t ci',c''ccl bring Iitneh c,iitl,i. I.c'il I 'I' '. lcI,cn anti 'till c-4111411 ,114 p,ckcct their lenses ltiiiceugte that i$.ec and tent nation ccc'. .c,nate-cl Ice crlei- teel glimpse". ot plug diplomat's ansi the hislice it % i-. grew famous the \ wee-c stir en-ta director and produce': I)eBAItY-Tht the Bayou will close the first Concert Orchestra will perfoi'Ut part Of the program Its first concert of 197 in the The- second part will feature' Communits- Center Fr-ida) at George Goodit, violin soloist, for ;n This concert tar'. Pablic accompanied ii) Sue- WlUaoi1, tinbertef it Uunr which will receive- the playing "The' 1101) CIt) ' Thu,' proceeds The- public is invited will be preceded b) VictorHerbert favorites b) the orti attend. The- program will be under- chestra Next in order will ethe- baton of Conductor Willian 'Star flust" by Carmichael. S:.'nions wIth George Gooctit- a,'. 'The Music Man" by Wilson and Hungarian t)ancr No. V b) concertniu,ster lir-ilifili The opening numberSousa's famous Seniper- Fidelis This concert is dedicated to march, followed h) Schuteerts th& fliefliory of Thereas Kupecz, Itosamunde- Overture Popular th the group for many saxophone' soloist Hubert pianist wi years Her husband. Lou, will - ' lch,ct.cgt aIde'. Is ti t ttncle't'lanctintt tb-it cast in roumirsi with c'.i-cephants and I never cc-oulci be that with thence is extreme-is gus-id but a but -vet-done I think John and Paul ren t capable' of producing c.rvthing as g.id as they dud cc hen the) cc-crc together Its unfortunate 1 tiat it ended but s pretty a ..azung that it lastnine scars i - i 541 long - - -- - For Friday Program . l\J,1\jj,s\(" FACT'S CJL i,l' '.ewctr*luirs I did 'i"herc was 14 c i-ar-s ciii in In our aget. anti a% the' side tot the dcc ation tit the status of the producer, which I deplore some pe-c'eple think h-c's mi-ire' important lie-an the art ists. which I think u'. fle-inSe-riSt' - - • - - rrabl ________ ii. II) 1%.. i%t.4.i 1W hi ii'.'C e-rie'1' It canes consid Martin sos, looking tot when he spotted I was Parrish ar-eel Iurc- .l7 lcseking fir .,,cme'tsslc I thought would sell hits of re'.-,-erds The exciting thing about two is that they're pretty raw untapped I haven t he gun tee realire their full poten. hat This is the dci\ a red age' of th- pertermer who write' his own ri-eater-eal There are fewer au-id fewer fw.nplr w'ithi-eut their own material One at the strengths at theSe- two u' tildi both write and I think thes rec-er'. good I couldre t cope with hail a Oren groups Tnd.e'. it tale" an awful Jot nLu!nc' to make an teetwe'en tour ti-c six album weeks and that is working hard each dar It costs a ket of u-non too 'i'ou can manage ti-c es spend I O(' and 's-c'u can t cxps-ct it, get it tca't. ire uode'r i months uhf two ye'ars or cceu - ' - to - "' - . rrenre act Mc main peinpose IS to get these two known around the world I ce been insistent the-at the sound at their cencerts be ac gcsiel as the re-corel The-re' ha.. ti-i be gewccl pa equipment ,tst how much ilces ci pro doer- mean to a r.'t-.ertling for Capitol Martin explains cc-teat he was - " ANNOUNCING..... them 1 cliii'.' of e len I We never had ins- rows I with neon' i-are'liil . o'.el '. attica'. ccl a n,liiecfl in an -i'. '. the-'. 'cc all hung their '. .eluutionarc stage and ,* peceple own lice' anti I to lie cog Ileifle' I who i-.enepricl' title 141111 01 ill (lie' never duel join in three '.oc'i.il '.'.cii let '. popiil.iticen ce- 11 I had 1 It 1% titeecls. theiele'r, to have wouldn ' t have tasted as long else. though I aught sign one _______ __________ ecactic the saner. it was alone-si like ci"It •de'iense don t get it hat I at all l'in fli".t I.".iLing for ane-bods head ?eif'cccenger . - cf: M S RTl\ record ee-emp.anics te distribute l-1e'l. t r;, Record, asked Mar-tin t p:sIe-e Carts Simon s tursi .cum and though Martin liked her sound, he turned her dow-i-i hec ..use she was signed to et-cfnmisEleleira His last storied job was last summer, recording Sc'.cutrairi c Marble, -. Wallet, whet teet appeared tier-c - live months onone ail-e,jrc: - n- Concert Orchestra Set Is 0.nw that the H-eatles are apart, dariin has produced none of the cuhse'quent solo eel hums lie arranged five' rongs for Paul Me"iartnec c itar-Te He and three- other prxluccr'. 'have formed Air Record'. and the-c sign acts pru-celuce' the 1 "\: Program ' - ti-i ar,vtsslc eb'c - ''..3- ~_ , kt . F *1114"1111111111 da% anti he e'cpe'.-ted me to It available I 'nde'r those ct-cOde lion% vi-4i don't dec-ate yourself - Penney' s , might decide to eta one Song one all look Prpsse' through summer ________ The real rupture came with 1-. advent ,it the cc-omen, tee *1 Linda alter that St tee-n \ ,t,c ,'.inie' we' l'%dtIlil ',Sifl 1q4, '.hr %%,I% ce-i ,ncii-h a pat t of ,l,'ihn The other three anti I .toir.'t Ii).e it c-ens- much it was in c'%tra pe'ledfl lii iai with St ei-.irciing cession' she' %%3% .11 wee'.' there Sho elicin I ''' rr,r,'ti .it lirci, hut she' was cli' eptite She had a he'd mocesI crud the ste,ilie'e when i-he wee'. ill h,et was the %%.I% iohn w,'cnte'eI it I',til with I,inel,i V..iS eclnicist and you never knew cc-hat ore w- a, going to do One of their well pressed look Why not start your spring wardrobe- with are Easter suit from Capps a 'dccc fir-NI ln -alt'.We would spend ii to of double k n it wi th your every rno yet relalni crease an Is sharp I., 1hrfordI4' ____ 1"ht% were growing ti l l ,ill tIn- time' the% were going Iront ,i,1,.le'%i'Cfl,f' to alniost nii,hlli' ageil men 'ipart lronc an% thing i'Ise-'. Ihet • hanged within (he-In ._ ii ir. -A%-% . While the Iteatte- e'sisted the-c had mc comfort and warabill?y - - - tI ____ .Beatles Producer Finds GrO LIP In a cool, fashionable ' - -Records ____ __________ Hs M 'IRs CiI'Iti-.l.I the mnst pro amongcontemp" i ill\ IIII'i r.i writers for vcrsatilst ht ha' produced quite iflfotmatl%e niographle'. ni Lenin Stalin IarlMar and most rerfnt% Hr ha' %TlttPfl v.itti under Till CSPIRA(\ it- .lhr about Trn. ,.lhert Ist' knopt $* Sr standing rPiwriticrandCluna It tht free- hretu, fi i 'L All thisdoes not impis super account which heWsn' it. the .~ tlrs.eiIt% he researches evcr- year M A Ii Ilerce ha'. tnk PINY . IL trR. . It 'aAS("i 4511R.Si,\ thing he tsndIcs ire in'. tate-st the tnrs of a pint again'.t the -'zr ----t The Vanrid Of Aft hf ha'. life of Nero. who hail become a ('opIe Ne'. cvr%1ct -it .itiempted nothing irs' that. descniut, and dernerat. em HOI.lXWOil at the malt- n'r telling the %tn Ilenreid star of se ore nior( inter(Iert ir. orgee' teaptrrs in the tustor at art than ir, running his empire s'eer. a:ur, direclnr and ,ru1 he i in the tiapp position urer, and romantic idol of HOUSES are made from paper hag by first gradcr in Mrs Thelma The principal historical figo being able to visit the locales the rt'lates the current Roman the of these' crrjtrnn when nece.q- ures ice the tale are plulosophe: sad state ef the movie' industr Fi-anUrn'i first grade class at Pine Crest Schoo I)zspinying their sar for deeper understanding poet Luc'an and the creations. are Samuel Chishotni , Robert Brown. Jtmm Gilchrist and hi instant Coffee. the raves of France and "We are going through ii David Martnidill of whom have, felt Sp.ilr. Ii 'e'e the artistic Senrc;i both wrath 'rorn the pint Ume. Henreid said the other as Net's hequest % of prehistoric man __________________________________________ dos as he toyed with a cup of well as India's famous raves of Stafldp')lflt twe of the mast ar freeze-dried Java. "whet. l;lrphantie and Ajanta with live' ligutri are Tigeliunus. or Home Ec Teachers reimnunder eel the Pr.setoriare everything has to he tctant wir massive wall painting'. Of urse' he h.a1, studied the great t;uarei .ind I'.irnu* hee.sd of the We leave tn.stant coffee, in.ct.nnt t,othir structures and the trea .v'rret police bathe of v.hom are tea and instant love. "Now , If you want a car, you in the thick of the- efteert ti cures of Itenaissanre' art don't save for It before you bus identil'. the- conspuroteir' It You bu It at once' and par aturaIls not being an artist The narrative has an unusual for it later If you want U hike- a himself Payne ma' he cr-Itt etrurture' it rnflhi.t' of rnrarod the world eat. eli -tie-if h '.nme a e'xpressing amon the p'ii e' Lompan), preferences his oi. prinurlf Apprlflitet' 1i e(1:.itfl .I!'enner t eduratiotu: and no tin J letter' written be Lu the-'Thts samtphilexsoph has taken from the- Oriared' area art- consumer reLations department was t home- economics teacher or prejudices But he strives tercepied ran Seneca and nthers and of tO th e motion picture' inexpected he attend JCPeoneys previewed Included are at the- University of 1111am!. High nrreeirjll' to get insim transcript' ii l the interrogation dU5tr' We have the writer who teictUtit units, Schzxil. an ifl.1aii-tt-Ct 01 home- mind of the artists :Ind impart of various suprcts As lepla'. et program for local and itaU multi-'n economics education at the coniething at th Joe. ructra- there' art accounts of a bizarre is lnsthntlr successful One hit home economics educators ore buying guides and otht there and triumph he- believes festival and a horse rare th.- it uddenIs makes turn the- onIc e materialdealing with value' University of I)elaware' whereThurida, March 30, at th the' let! ff1 the- steel, road ti write: ii- the- world Hollywood to pan1p' has been faked clarification techniques and ihe alit supervised student Langlorel Henri. I And he- cover the bromes convinced that there Subject of W. program i other subjects of interest to teachers, and was Li visiting main epochs in art from pi'v Nr'ros wishes ta just one dtrrtor. just one new educational process called educators Ut the field of home' instructor at the University of hictor'. to these times ill f'ii' There is humor it the was star Without that cite. nobody Western Ontario in Canada Her ass' and firurs Moore value' clarificattot., accordir4 U economics Tigeliunus and Parnul kee p in- can make a picture- anymore' be professional affiliations mclude C M Cearley, manager f The program will lrue he- makes come' claim'. suiting earl other as the" put a native- of Austria, .ICPenne) store, Winter Park presented b} Mue Undo Lou the American Home- Economics which while we might not he- sue their dutue'. in the mud'! ° the- cnurt3 charm of a Ascuittan, mt The program I!. being L.ucht, a native' of llonnvan. Iii ippa able i.cdtsptnvv them certaini'. trvar'hers lies and duplirits Viennese- aristocrat, but he her Vocational A3AnCuItiofl, earned Lucht presented hr JCPenne field Miss motif nit' In establiehetf hesond doesr- 't let tart interfere- will. alleewed Tin .euthu' •el'.e he.i'. I'.onw et'OTIOflUst!. tie flUijOt' bachelor's degree- tie home- Oneicror, Pat and Ph. Upsilon question for instance' that the of social bonest where 1w talks about tichimself if. make- a bit cities around the- coUfltr It economics education a: Illinois Onicron conventional pictures of • ed statues comment he hav,nw Luriin and flint industn, a business he stern franc the- beard focuses Ott value clarification State- Urnversit. and her Pm and Put Upsilon Omicron Loves each other on the of the- (,reri. god Zeus while' Seneca write degree- term- the strategies that art particuiath yptet t'.aming a name, he cited what i'. a writer tIn question eel those ot Buddha ge bar) vi u-i iire'rtar 1-tobert Altman as ar of Illinois eipplicabk to the tUCtUrW Of lJntveritt kATsI:LAS Itt I)llurl ei nuire teruat: responsubilit'. e,rre'b Api)iIce- to tim i,nme- economics As part of the- Champaign,-Urbana eseuciple' of instant "tenius Beforemi HOLLYWOOD ,t' the- f-.gvptiare Pharaoh'. furtie presentation, new teaching joining the- educational and tn katseLe'- hoe- beer. signed % is it un by (onsumer relation.'- department producer Mike- f'rankovicti u ulari'. Itamsec. ii Nor developed rater-Isis Forts carols' which questionable Leonardo do itere I'.iF'l('THP direct .. The- t,anie- of the Foxes," jneittier portrait painted v'elI begin filmin;' next sum Mona l.ie.a ii- the- nudeSellers Farago e mt-f hut be tintei'.rnar WIn I .ci'.e..'' ir- --ip- ' t ' - I:ieutiur and Franklirn' I-.atselu' rerenti; monipletret Butterflies would like- to understand grv.e: Ulf durrrtiott of lash ricTitm Are- f-ret- The- new film will art better, thic e the hooI - 'Irtir-'. and Hepburn.- i'arun 'The Winds of War.' Woiik Ronald ( be- screened in Holly-wood 'TheIa,utde Creese Ss'Srii- in 11W Jackal' The I)t1' 0! A.oreairi1 f'res'. I !'lt•- i!'41, - St us thefeirsvtie Mastereicat "Wire-is." IlaIle'r The- IM'IC'II •.-'.e "'I'm' Msassins' It-oil'' w itt Ari,rt'-ur 'Ihe- Exorcist - hiatt' _J91196 'J. -____ Improve Yourse lf rurend ptecr in v,h,cti mnder, connotaltnnc ma tw Irurnef Thu reader is like to find It either '.er çnad or ver- elifticult nen1lfli. upon In'. tate. %IiIes A Smith •AswiaIed I'rri'. - 5 I curious entertainment. a - - To Read. " * - ___ Pays whether an intellectual rnuld n should be a mar. of action in an afterword I.r*es said h novel "has been intended as entertainment. not tu-tor It Research on An S It BOO K REVIEWS i ( tzk~-- ~\,,,~~, 4.z~/~";zg~lt_-4- I I __ --------- 26-The Sanfnrd Herald I I iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiill!l P11. 313 4304 • 21: :24 �- iwitt ii± ±1± i Evans Tops Greyhounds Lyman's 'iU. home run. canw u 10011w? bloop and this is the Ofl Lymar. saw Its stfl of that caused all the troub vlctnnes in the Metro Cot, as Lyman w' 4b' ferrnc'r cwne to an end Saturdayas the do"' £ 197 4 wrc 14e%N ?" Snapp cuor,'_,n bin NV By DONNA I00 P85 71* city lIiY frpg. cauml 3. ft that 'n - OR1 OR!) r' il the 4 A out Mee 11 .3j. 14 C11 cis - - Put Cii notice Tt*xr.day night to his home, oppose d Ii tt legal s. "tio wili be sd if a panned bulldlg of harries in 11w 'toped new bdjv1* ø is P Xprtce range at the spot tIed to be built allowhiig wed cot 5R Hed gb Q State ft*ciak S t I0 Que ce 0n Insura n rdstick, We want a gaLost a ya Dtman yardstick." (1w MtCfl ThUrtY' Y$ b.eunI m The Sanford He le By DO" EST SPRINGS - tU lire tnmWafl' rattl Or cit ---na ra ° eafllfl all lb I w e pt Vw By ok '04, Praporwnts id a w'w bridge. spanning W~ Ne .W14 r v. Ways Is :i . ____ ____ Jranice1rj o' w ,as sisled" Gene"i-lb Gardn 17. 176 60 heSO \OV\ of 7 CID, # 96 e 5 Oi.. z N*Ilkv -AZ~ Parents .0 0 1 Invited c1 e%;j Bill of Oe the new Lake Brantley High U4ay that School. March hid, Tharaday, cp Daugherty and members of his staff will meet with parents of Teague Middle School and 4t" 40 0 n 14V end !;tzj "2 C09, 04 for 204N 4, Cie 5 A / of? 4(/ ' Vf 44 'rh WI145 gricv 9.04e "i. t4o. A ' . d Olt Vr 4 'strict h.hv -ft , 4' er - I ?,4, Ntir ' He said his cnmIt' C MAY before DOT CtI1d finalize the CUTIdOT locatrOiL Pre..destgn bridge studies will -' April 1 but actual plant for loot length str ucture ear to cor-nplete. tlque bridge, (old wcwt1n toward 1.1 e 'r time L "We art lsap- table and adied J 've .o lcann the present we have the M' We for the new bridge Edward Mu' 13 before it can be " ' hid" " p.too p N a, Ui MArHIEL.X 0 x - declared rating In the River. cuair ,f!efl5 lone* took nw three St1 ford Herald nrvtyI lb Thurscia Ma rch 2, j972 GeneL ,o Gardp" rI1, Dell Ostep .d . . The ford Herald Mn" Happjllesc 6' !' k He stated11w? - 1 sym wtbelr 0 Pd. V. 2vakin, oppouij at Highland I --S be ' Land Owner Fights oA° Lo n g wood P r op os U p,,11ce W - aS Rulkiogs Carabdila doubled lb In tha t Lyman seventh with . one down the Hounds came up 1.)=Uin toe driv with there sVaIght lthg!es and their t.0 u toni pas. *0 n was We 0i Strpwnsom I idtwlc and base error t 11* eentrr to be lwi Thompson came up with the rgjw' around to sco evlz~ bj Sgt. seventh IL) "VP Ot rV4 ~ MProV S AO$ 0e B1'P r*1.and wd the ti' Ii'?' 'nirt Grryhnundi coming up with ptt of IIII In 11w' 1*51 of the fourth as (' 0~ecl r \ j ote U decisin S String 4zred m n ctn, ofj th Lust E vans' nthe run uiU s Iin fl UEKKY CVSH IIeralprtiWrlti %3%) eCt Wr U-t%01% "I eldS Win No. Orlando Faces ' eigthy 4,qenda '4'" The Sanford Herald 41 V At will be attending Lake Br High School next Is" , 411w Eye Pol'io ce Cadets ___ xe ç 6f Pon~et5 et le ec\o ti p, ec*s, ç d'\"A1tamOte Land plann O 00 4%C;` ~0 -"Q.% 06P OV~ xe Lq 4 ;De, - a meewlP programs b. achanee quest), ( 1 4 AN Thursday. March 2. 1972 Council at KrUev NORTH ORLANDO The 24 - which has been (1w subject of ru IN d;91 ~S~IqLta ~\V iprorflt 'res at U teE t? IOU frUN kn01' ~eVO 'j* d ~4v t o ' Q t :_. 'O Tuesday, March 14, 1972 lB-The Sanford Herald 4W plat- .' Oviedo Hi DCT Class AD C', Lp'IIL4 Ifty Career °P(,VIEI)Oportunitles f or 175 Ovue High 5frul students were discussed a special program b) 1? representatives of virtoUs cupaUons coWayne LarOy, diversified operative tratnU C04*'duflltht Darw at Ovtedo High. started a career program thetyears ago for the tirough EIUOt ir So V 40 Art" pot QU rn..-' • ;z~ 74. th U.4i/i what Will tie tl'i city. Council re th• train of 14V 41 by MA1tj BL'THEA ) ZI Red Cross Manager To Address Ret;- o 09 DES Aif V — James C co Mdianiels. of Daytona Beach manager of (1w Mld.Fu Red ('russ BILIOC 5i'.' will spctil at (1'- ) • 'should dw*-,Ith the ;,creation o 16 611, !kpm,.. Toe 'leflt can be 1ate1 ITpe 044, :!t0 ;NL A. to% 0% oo t 4 '44 4,, • f. f OT .- 2, 4 " end - 4. q! # 322-2611 44 Week Name Address Start Date or 831-9993- Mail To: THE SANFORD HERALD P.O. BOX 1657 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 - .7 OV) 09 V Va 0 : Altamonte Grow BY MARION BETHEA Ile I. k ig ,. prv.td. although Mayor Avenue The tract Is known as ALTAMONTE SPIUNQS — Lawrence Swofford stressed the Wagner property. gjy After 'Growth of the city continues to was cascade in every direction, with approval far stitet c.'caustructicn "riairud 'ii round" and came out the approval of City Council or water and sewer tines and nowhere, City Attorney S. J Doris advised that he would 16 , Tuesday of two subdivision drainage. resolutions four two pints and ttrst trading A t'iitatht plat was gven the rewrite annezation nod by council sonte time ego, governing fees for requests fur The pint for Noithw'Jod sub. and It was Mated that (lie plat zoning changes, etc and for subdivision authorization of preparation of dwimon was approved Ifter meets all referral to the city &=I% and, regulations and zoning or. ccduuances Davis was authorized to zoning board. The board dln*nces fur lot aimIn an R. prepare a resolution Last week ~;00 , vised that the developer had i ea. Is lip I A Phone: up with no sotuing at all .. only 'rhed that tt*cL Nq s_ Q\) eC n$ "You're wiping out wüng 'thcatlteua," Frsenan said, SUBSCRIPTION COUPON 11 It's ' e5 di, QN . 0, J., AP . 40 #. V0 C* I je catlon, Village Attorney 'Thomas Freeman has told the 'city lathes that 1 am against Qgantung any more P1)!) In l ed V - e ;;6 . vol~l With over 10 per cent of (1w viLlage fl I2tTYtfl $ PUD (planned QP _AA 14% A ç cç C , Criticized 62 The Sanford Herald Ca rries All The Local News With An Average Of Over 450 Pages Of Local Interest Each Month. Why Not Get In On The "News" C 35 Developing 00, ~;:Ui, 4~'t. , The Recreation), L*pertznCnt PI1caho, for P1°menj in the field at athletk ' Planned 6 44 '5 1) swaawt 04 NORM ORLANDO id 0 Recreation C EIPIOYment 't, XPW - _. ce tc. 3SS it CN, 0 not ALTAMC)N-M P% 46 e O\ev 6 St its. to itl • 1141i 111 Lk -Wk 0 — -rtl of C2 ZOfl -4 6' 4ti ' ert 00* ti es Expansj0n %° r" Under on tro (VIV NP _74, , t f 4c, 4. cbkn~ 40 - e zonU'4 . th students interested u 1i Other speakers were with CassebeY Apprc CodIfIC0tb0' Bigi S.f\ -? hell 0 4,., 440 n'cal e1c; Robin Head. ' Nelson. Steven N IV); er Circuit udgr Dominick Seth Air Force. Rodney Howard. newspap opened his talk by telling the runirattOfl; iis CINDY tiuY of Army; industry; secretarial students he was told he Is the airline Altamonte S~flP (1w C shun. youngest ever tbhe appoInted (0 William Hailer, Department is the Police William Baker. jesching Circuit Court in the State of and tatting. South Seminole Jaycees biolog t iw was born and auwmobllr lnudstry; reserve rec . Florida. Latest choice ranugraph). Irene LOCh Spral raised in PhtdtPtUa. ls His and En! crnnient Office? of (he police officer and Humik). fashion Designs and lather was a niudeitnE; Peter IJoniels. jcjl after retirement. muved 1( UZA K C4 a rct Students ponder Careers o a successful employc , S TI, - 0\ the prop" _45 Board qerg o %,-V% C could not res SpiaNGS - &W' referred 1 0 (1w .s Cq 1 IN I 09 lnspeCt0$ the cadets will '11 t1r 'S from 8 teder&I M, -l3 be v1 hst Vo 6~\ p rt.tU Police CItY $UC Qef VUlage would Charles officers, and that he had Uwtwocade%1J eiv.d the 'go.ahe*d" from of the 3.7 °Iurt were oglon TV thune unit- the city ' At a work session of a) MARION BE7WU Feel Like You've Been Missing Something? ttitfiarb T rratb '4 �t .- - -=- -__---- -- - - - .-.----- - - - - - . 1912 Spring in the Air _________ _______ _______ flow,r _________ _____________ 37 Su _____________________ Artb sq- ______________________ nsturel bsfrtg ___ M OW __________________ Sçflntffi'* look "4 plot. 57 Thirr ?JSoi 2ndan 55 Sacrrd 31 DEAR ABBY: That ittcr In your column about the woman who had a sign in her living room uying. "Thanks for Not Smoking," mIgl* base surprised some folks, but not me lbeuevcinputtingupsigfls. in f.i I hat, a ku ra.ster with red letters on my front 54H*theat .1 iUIat 4 j ttu'u ui's door. "For afl who wisis top I No smoking Izide. It makes me sick 2 11 you bring your kids, eIther take care of them yourself or lease them outside. - -IIJI __.0 -&)0II&, k - U' A,...'t ,. . I,,. tn..' ,,twev I .. •11 I,,',,',-.. iI iW 45 This mooth ing (daL) 3 D'stilLni (LatIn) 24Snce(Scot) 45fluahyclurnp 11 12 1 12 I ITh 13 r DEAR SHIRLEY: I wager that yoer s.er a man privacy Ikan a 2W-pound dog. (And you don't base is fftd the po.ttr!I I)EAR ABB'. My husband and I invited another coupe over for Sunday dinner. (Chicken amid homemade noodles) We told them we'd eat between 1 p. in. and 2p.m.. but to come early. They said they uwId. At 1:15 p. mu. they telephoned to say they had started In *atdi the ball game on TV, and they'd come when It was over. We knew this would take se'cral how's, so we helped Mtt in the. '' ' ,'nryr tavern and drank beer. Three hours later our friends came into the tavern looking for us They said, "How about dinner?" ThE TWO OF US What would you have done' DEAR TWO: I'd base 1.14 thea that "d.it" was between I p. a. and 2 p. a., but If they wanted some k41.oser cbkken and soggy noodles. tbe were wekome I. your ekeat WrIlt I. AØBY, $* SS7SS, Lie A*eks, Cal. SIlO. Fw' a pen.aal reply SCse 1 P 4. ndlrtIN ..vel.pe. Abè's -- boui$. •'Wkst Tee.-Agui w Know," send 11 is Abby. Baa 0715. Lie AaS*1SS. C&L Y ARROLL RGHTIR'8 (1'j from the Carroll Pightet Institute have the warmth, magnetism and awareneu of what others hive in mind You can get them to go along with your plant if )fl3 are not so engrossed in gaining )'OUI ambitions and wishes that you take from them but do not give in return Fine for social events, public works, ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr. 19) Do something constructive about those creative ideas you have and get in good with those at the head of lare corporations Come to a better undetst4nthng with loted one. Go along more with his or her I I h I 1 I r ( ________ __________ j (W1W9Apfl IWTIL?tflI *25W) Soin.' hint on Proper -. I ,.iUIU UI -S tUJJIIt I (111L .1 etevis ion 1" I)EAH PoI.L'i'-My answer is for Mrs J. C. I) who has moved into a house with a septic tank so would like some suggestions as to Its proper care. I suggest that she obtain a blueprint of the exact location and size of the tank. how deen it is buried. etc Of course. if they in' -...........-stalled this thrmselves they will know all of this -I believe the most important thing is to have the septic backup. The time depends on the size of the family and the tank. Also, once the tank is pumped out nothing need be added to itto start the reactivating roct'ss. Save s-our money and forget all those useless gimmicks Following these simple things we have never had any trouble with ours with a family of five using it for 13 years -MRS A ' DEAR IIEAIWRS-T'vio experts I consulted both said today's tanks are engineeted (or an aserage family of three or four and usually s.hould be checked about every three years I also learned that maintenance bi a prolesslonal Is Important. Solids should neser be oser One' third of the depth and this includes the "crust" OD the tOp as well as the solids below. (,reasr traps tend to hold odors and (he old remeds of ieast does not work as ii I was also told that such a tank should be used like a sewer and not be babied but do take care and not put disposable dIapers, sanitar, napkins, tissues that do not easfly dIsLnterate down the toilet. For additional infor. mation, the 1.5. gosernment will supply pamphlets with information -POLLY - Polly's Problem :- - .r-r I*:AR ('(u l.'i'-Can someone please tell me how to remose wrinkles from a double-knit pantswt that was left too long in a sery hot dryer' I have tried cleaners but they were unable to help me.-SABRA , sments also disappear. .. • i3akama el"oe's LOBSTER HOUSE Service From Il:30A.M.tO 10:00P.M. Sunday Thru Thursday 11:30 AM. to 11:00 P.M. Friday and Saturday EXCELLENT SEAFOOD Iner"'nspvelv Priced 'IW OYSTER BAR COC.KTAIL LOt'NGE Ph. 322.5281 2508 S. French Sanford DEAR POLLY-M' Pet Peeve is with spice cans and salt boxes that have no opening for a spoon I find filling a measuring spoon from the shaker hole or a spout is both difficult and wasteful About half the spice misses the spoon, then suddenly too mucn comes out and it IS next to impossible to get any of (his back into the can so it has to be throw-n away -MEG 1 onue l0'30 (2) Concentration '11:00 (2) Sale ol the Century miiy Affair () (5) BewitChed (21 Hollywood SQuares li Love of Life () That Girl FRIDAY EVENING 700 (2) Maurice f,aII.r U) Truth or Ii MORNING 6.15 (2) TV Cle'55,'u%hl Almanac () SurtthiflS (9) Slim Mims 6:30 (4) Sunrise Semester Almanac 6:43 (3) Sunshine Agri-World (9) FlOtid6 U) Newt (9) BOZO'S Big Top 8:00 (4) C.epliln Kangaroo (5) MIke Douglas 5:00 (2) PhIl Donahue () Romper RoOf'fl (5) ?ie 930 (4) Lucy Show 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place a wv '° S TO DAY I - (Limited.flgagfmIflt) One Week Only Features daily at 2:30- 7:30 9:15 • _ - Cs) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) Doctors (4) Guiding Light () Dating Game 300 (3) Another World (4) Secret Storm c, Gen-' S4noltal 3:30 (2) Brighi Promise U) Edge of Night to sO (5) Live 4.00 (2) Munters ______________ ____________________ _____ - _____________ ___________ U) Virginia Graham 4:30 (2) I Love Lucy () Perry Mason S:eO (2) Dick Van Dyke 5:30 (2) News U) Green Acres (9) News 6:00 U) News / _____________ ________ _____ aowsn. iic,ora ____________ m-tin ('uriuuer arid cur ioust-r thought Alice "The Mad hatter is rallier mad Vu1l he be triad enough to stand by' three no-trump if I double I' Anway, things have been going so well at this tea party- bridge game I. might as weii Ir>' ior inc woras: The d o r m o u s e, sitting North, looked mildly awake for a seccnd, but settled back He wasn't going to rescue the Hatter. The March flare had no ucason In disturb the double and as for the Hatter his unIv prob. lem was whether or not to redouble. Alice phiyed her ace of dii'monds W he n dummy showed up with two cards in the suit Alice had no worries, She ran off her eieht tricks. - - " motion picture been more timely I Rosa was a mainliner made her clean _______________________ _______________________ ADMISSION ____________________________ 150 ULTS .. lSc ILDREN . SAT. 1. SUN, April 22 All Souls Men'a Club Parish hall, 9 p.m., parish hail. _____________________ ---- Con'?. trom:OO __________________ D,4,.Ia Thssbo. J ___________________ TON IT E THRUSAT. GIANT3- FEATURE WE ST .1 AM BORE E_ No.1 "A GUN FIGHT" JOHP4NYCASH 7:00 '' iii KIRK DOUGLAS COLOR ______________ a PLUS 2 JOHN WAYNES Healthy Career Potentia' __________ v' ice Se r ' No 3 '1:41 [ "RICI i*wr" ,. CR _____________ - Rogers Walton No 3. 11:31 ' - BII..OXl, Miss. - Airm.an Rogeri Walton, son of Robert L. Walton, of 1310 West Seventh has F'la., Sanford, Si, graduated at Keesler ABE, Miss., from the U.S. Air Force specialist adminIstrative course conducted by the Air (, RUE GRIT" ó'Tratning Command, __________ . W. Whitakor W. Doruild 'l'orpedomnan Whitaker, son of I)otusld Whitaker, Pinecrest Drive, is a mncmrber of the crew of the uss James Madison, one of the U.S. Navy's 41 fleet ballistic missile at submarines, now lamidbased l'he Holy Loch, Scotland. ---------- ''H _______________________ Leatil Notic '-"-•" A-Hid (our he a, is 'our partner baa bid heart, twice and you hold see an4 one. Your hkgh.card holdlg I, good ,nough to rn-ak. up to, the pus. sibility that your partner will pia you foe $4.3. TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding three riotrump, your partner ha, bid Sour he. r is over your three spades What do you do now' Answer Tomorrow Men IU I I ' 'hat do >o'J do now' pI4lt.V?. I1)CVUfl5 . V.2 •i LAKtS4 Lw V's C L VAN VRAP4KEPI. truStee. Ct ai . NOTICE OF SUIT TOQUIET TITLE Clerk of FLORIDA by Larry Law,-, ( iNARE'IYJ')Y'4 'ri.i.ST REcE.saci-i FROM COLOAiEL - NOTICP OP ACTION to- JOIlPI ROSSEP1 1A1Jfl5C14F15 Plr'SII)rPi(t UNPPIOWP4 'you AlIt HERFISY NOTIFIED 1 4i " I, C S4NIiEQS 3 - 4ii r1LI ______ peeled ot thirty 1)0) days. Rnnatd C) Urban Fire Commission Chairman Publith March IS. 71. tIll ______Of U 74 ________________________ . "' the of requirements the chassis for use as a fire trutk 5.pftilcatons Tb. it Is reserved SpecifIcations for vehicle can be toaccept or relert any or all or parts otjtained from (hipf lp*is kh thereof and to waive any wiikCrt at the late Mary Amoco technicatities St,stion. corner 4 Crystal Late 000UTTLS LE6E \ -. - '3 EXPERIMENTAL FARM A - - -- - ...bs. • ez ,,, -. __ I . - ( -- Erk: '-I '?c&J vh.1TH"? 0NE E'IE /.' ., - - ' t 'TOO PAU t'l COLC' )i ', ,j .' .-. - c:'-P C t.., -; ,',, O1'l-IE i, ON '.'.' - a '.., ,,. - a. '••\ •fl) h",,. . by Al Verrn.ier /,_____ " e • .a '' a,.- .- . - -, - -- , - - . - - . '' - : r - - S..' -. '? . L1II l._: - ......... •-"-'s ___________ __ - ,€'R rN, OP-I C),.JI? LU"l't .4)U RID€6'J _______________________ dI T 'I - t,,. ) .-3 * sA' _ _* ______ • YJ 5 L. C.*Jhlr tiC KiM OUR ix -...,, .I .5 - 'S ______ __________--- -- by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY ________________________-'.,-,., -ai- '. ,, s'3' IC-' Lu'JW 1-. , .,,4t s'E.a. 'E rf.i0 C SJVC WiY.'f 't'u tN1f'"i •,U Ev!"-'J-t_ p,( SC'4Jrc", _, IS,..-, 'e wE wE.iC' (_.: 4.: ..'... . P'E4 P'E' 5EEL4 •afW" C.,R :' CAAA ,. ,r j T.klRD ,:MSk4AJC' - 'ts ss.swa" '4".F' ' cf'tf__ .1 ______ .IL ' ________ ___________ Il77 PubliSh March L IS, 73. 50. 1173 '5, lu DEB 1IS orn ss . ci;-- j_ - -- L1 .' C ,:, - _ _____ p'!n . - ,, - -. ii Suite 107. 1 .-.-. by Iowan £ Schworr THE BADGE GUYS Circuit Court 371 Wa-st Fairbanks fly. Ellen Scott Winter Park, Florida 31755 Deputy Clerk Dated at Winter Park. Orang. PubIth March 23. 50, April 4... II, county, Florida, March 3rd. 1112 . U'r (4 ,,. CrPF!PJ , ('. -. i':':'i4. .,, - PRISCILLA'S PO" .4,.ç " - ' . -..pie - - - _________ Legal Notice directional ant.rva. daytime hOurS tf& LANCELOT - / \....,... ,..' EAE :'-ie '-' Fi.xv t -rE- --. ' - - - --,,.... - -' , -.-- - , vit ':4' , -' ."st, - . ,,,, -' tLW'fJ if :I" .-.. :- s i y . "c cca_e tcr _:ci 'Y" T ) PILL , I tirved, as required Dy CliOfl 1J IS by C.oki,r & Penn ____________ - C' wI,'ITE gives notic, that Slid appllcat.orl And, it not. *hithPr circumstance's Knightsofcolumbu3loundera lrusteeLb.netIclariS-soranyandall hatbeendelignattdtOfCOfltolidatld ,.,tt*hi(hwouid*arrafltawaiver day dinner-dance, 7:30 p.m., K. persons havI.I9 or claiming by, hearing with the •pplcatioflt of O I.Id Ie(I'On throuUh. under or against laid Hymen Lake, applicant br a new S To d.terrflhil. whether the of c. ball. respective nlmed D.lendants, arid standard broadcast station to proxsai ci Hyn' ri Lake would each of them, and against any and operate on th. frequency ci 190 kc. provide coverage of the dty sought all personS having, or claiming to of ISO watts, non directional tob. served, as required by Section April IS Psave any right, title or intereSt In the op.ration 73111 fbi II) of the COrTmi5%'Vl Seminole County Campers •lowing deicribed tend lying arid ant,nna,daylimetOorsOf at Pine Castle Sky Lake, Florida, rules. •. if not whether cir business meeting, 7:30 p.m., being in Seminole County, Florida, And S & S Broadcasting Company. cum$tan(es (cut which would andailothers*hO(fl it mayconcern •j3f Federal S&L 320 West applicant tar a new standard warrant a waiver of said s4'cion . AAKSSI . it alive, ano if Ola, In. rrspeciive unknown heirS. deviseet. grantee's, I, r' . .. , '' IN sr VHS MARPIAOI Of , ill. i'iAF1'A I IIMIS'*SR I 1fl! l,s47! F .,Y:( . -,>,, 3u,ns limo To the bifendants - C. L. March 31 con,modate the proposed antenna VRAPIKEN, Trustee', if alive, and if PUBLIC NOTICE School Board, 3 p.m., budget dead, the utflinown heir's, devisee's, PurSuant to Section 1511 of the ground system arid,')! not, whether review - computer services. grantees, assignees, Ilenors, Rules and Regulations of the this will adver'Ily affect operation of the proposed drectional antenna creditcrs. truttees. beneficiaries or Federal Communication's Corn any and alt persons claiming by. mission, Blue Ridge Broadcasting system through, under or against Slid To determine whether the Company, Inc , applicant for a April respective named Defendants, and Class II ,tandard broadcast station proposal of Blue Ridge Broad School Board, 3 p.m., budget a-acr, of them, and ARY K FREUD to operate on the lrequenc'y of n,o casting, Inc , would provide arid ,IOSEPI-I fREUD hCr husband, kc. power of 250 wattS, non coverage of the coy sought to be summation. ____________ _.. will te. rer.iwed t' INC (I"TA?' #,5 PA 'r' ' / tX)'DfA 1r0 ) Me'. TH'9 CPITTU' / TRY IT, 'tWit i ire IT? .", f .' . 'p f __ ______ ______ V ____ __ . i,.;' Li ' _____________________________________________________________ vs \\ /1 I d ____________ .. ttjflitit's for ph sicaIUripy WIiID1iHO Its ERNIE 11001) assistanis wr:o ,crierdIIy uustopping only to wait for the 11Jj., I I In reply tu Susan M Wap. tam their training in junior March Hare and the hatter colleges or on the job in pinger Falls. N.Y.. and oth to find discards _________________________ oiI The March Hare had no ers who have inquired. phy. hospitals and other instituproblems His first du.card sical therapists can 1ook for- tions PLUS There are about 14,000 ph>. was the eight of spades. Then ward to excellent employDarkofttssSUN he shed all his clubs and ment opportunities for the sical therapists at this writ ing. and nearly twothirds of ___________________________ ___________________________ hearts and then a second next 10 years spade The demand for qualified them are women About four-fifths work in general The Hatter's first four dis- workers is likely to exceed hospitals cards w c r e painful but the supply forced lie had to throw' two A license is required to Increased public recogrui' high hearts and two high practice ph> sical therapy in clubs hits fifth discard was tion of the importance of re- 4 States and the I)istr Ct of t- en inure painful because hiablIltLitIOn is responsible for he had been caught in a increased demand, and Columbia. to obtain a license anand applicant must progressive squeeze He did many new positions for ph>'. have a degree or certi(icat" throw the act' of hearts sit-al I I: c r a iii s I s will be fronu a school of physical whereupon Alice cashed her created as programs to aid therapy and must pass a jack and squeezed the Hat- cril)PIt" children and reha state board examina.ion In Icr once friore lie wound up bilitation sers- ices for the dis the other two states ITexas ablc-d are expanded taking no tricks at all and Missourib, employers re I4Ulit' U uvnirr UI ran-tunic puitiuii IWYISIS Ill S9' .--.-...........II ________________________ continue to be available in from an approved school of communities These physical therapy man ['Zn 11MlY j you would like infuriri.' positions can be especially altractus e to married women tuon on another career field ii1(l?5 ht' 's,lh Sirsi South who wish to work on a part' write to SO 'i'Ot.' WANT TO Iasl time basis BE in care of (he Newspaper 14 Enterprise Association, Suite Increased d e m a rid a for IV Pats 2£ Pats New 0 Park Ave 3 3V Pau Pass physical therapy servIces 410. 3NT Pass Pass will result in greater opoor. York, N.Y 10017 - FLoRIDA CIVtL ACTION NO 71 101 . first aid course, 8:30 a.m.-:45 DOG RACING B> Oswald & James Jacoby .,*lp,l -, FiCTlTlOUI HAMS NOVICE IShenpbvgven that tam engaged in but'r'eii at 150 Hwy iy e';. lonUe.nOd, Semiq-wile co',nt, Florida urdC' the fictitiouS name f A,rowhad Motel. and that I intend to register said name *tth the Clerk pc Cirtuit Court, Seminole ,t County, f'tortde In accordance with of the FictitiouS Name prpvisiç Statutes. To Wit Section 141 OP FlorIda StalulAs 115? Sig Walter I pralIne. Jr f'ul,ith Mar 71. 10. & Apr 4, II. tIll t , 114 fliP (114 CUt! COUNTY. $UMIHOLP FOP p.m., Civic Center; registration IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF 'till love Con't From4:OOP.m. iti Movie' HOT1CF TO 1110 -._________ '4All.! rwAS *5 *6 At1 P *0 (K)P M(I' rP.'cr) tk'1v late Mary vriunt.q'c tire t.P' r%SR I AU$%rIIER. the award will be made to he inc lake Mary, na r, later than titISnAflO. AND JEAN A lo*pit responsible bidder meeting March 71. tIll on one new c.ib and AtitiS(IIFR. WIPE ARC multi-media standard IJnd.rI7 Reqv(res Parent WOWI 1:50.4:30.750.10:30 I (arty Bird Pt Patses Please Matrn,etlOO (vfi.r'0t$725 WIN AT BRIDGE -- •.II4 fl Mar;. Defendants ________________________ on Squeeze! '' in t iorida must be in advance. Physical Therapy Presents 9 '• speaker: Dr. Thomas Kelley, Volusla County nuinager. David Wilkerson ihi*5tu1 INtIlPIlIt ASS'. 3 II.1'. L)o-smn ...i March 30 12:00 (2) Jeopardy w Where the Heart Is THURSDAY nA U 2:30 (2) News S..':'. for Tomorro'A (5) Password 1:00 (2) Somerset (4) What's M' L'ne' (5) All My Children 7:00 (2) Days of Our live's (4) Love Is a Many III - ALLEY OOP -____ ____ AFTERNOON (S) D1'IQr*t 7:30 (4) Hogan's Heroes (5) Primus 8:00 (2) Flip Wilson end the () Chimp (5) Billy Graham 9 00 (2) Ironsicie Is) lronste Movies (5) 00 (2) oan Martin (5) O*e'n Marshall 11:00 (2) (4) (5) Nw5 11:30 (2) lcshnny Carson () ) P,'oiej PICT1TIOUS NAMP NOTICE iSh.v.bygiv!flthat I am engaged In business at Sil Terrace $lvd • Maittarvi, rla , Seminole (unty, Flnrld• under the fictitious Dark ,iamecA f'Ia p Rap %upplipt I Røom Service', •nd that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. rtotija in accordance with the prOvisIOns of the ricilfIout Pdarte Statutes. To Wit Set tion 015 05 rloe.d, Statutes tIll S'g tiicP'ard C) LPvert PubliSh Mar 13. 50 1 Apr 4. II. 1171 "Sealed PropotiI for Fire Truck Ytn.." -- store I By POl.LX CRAMER - ,- Seal.dbidswiltteaePte'd by the late Mary Volunteer rice Dept , Inc . lake Mary. Florida. no later then March ZI, I73 on one (I) new 1000 patton tanker fire truck with 5000CM PTO pump, comvi,$e with all equipment as specitied. and "otmtcd on a tIll chassiS as tpecitit'd Se.citkations can be obtAined at tN tat. Mary Amoro Station frc,m Chief Lewis Schweickert, Country Club Road and Crystal Late Drive (V *Yillng below mentioned address Proposals ihall be narked - writing Ronald C) Urban, P 0 ISo. marriage has been filed by JEAN A 301. ake Mary, tia 1AU(SSCIIER avtd you are required ProposalS shall be marked itten of your a o "sealed proposal to' cab arid ri.f.nte any. to it on CARROLL -t. if Sanford Garden Club, card chassis" and lorwarded to above nuwi:. Attorney for Petitioner, party, luncheon and fashion .&jreSs whole addreSs 5 417 Sanford IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOP The award *iil be made to the Atlantic flk Building. Sanford. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA iowi'tt re's.onsit'1e bidder r,'eetirig Florida 111?). and bile the original the of requirements "t the Toast'nLstres.s Club, 8 p.m • CIVIL ACTION NO 71-145 ,..,tp, the Clerk of tt.. above styled In Re the Marrlae .f: sp.cificatioris the right is reserved Chamber of Commerce. on or before the 34th day of WILLIAM J AMOROSO huttian'i. Icaccept or reject any or 411 bidt or April. A 0 1113. ott,e, wise a and parts thereof arid to waive any iudgment may inteqed againstvou Seminole Audubon Society, 2 riiiott AMOROSO. WIFE, teChnicalitieS the relief demanded in the fv p mu., Holy Cross punish house. NOTICE OF SUIT No bid may be *thdra*fl for a p,tit:on TO: ',r iit Of o days WiTPiESSmv hind and the seat of March 24 ELIPiOR AMOWOSO Ronald 0 Urban Slid Court on the 30th day of M,arh. IllS 53rd Street Fire commission Chairman School Board, 3 pin., budget . Iln Brooklyn, New York Lake' Mar . iv srAu review - tnalntenance. PubliSh Mar Ii 33 1113 11301 H ISeciwith. Jr 0th YOU ARE IIIOTIF tED that an Clerk of Circuit Court mar.iage diSa&ution cif Mtion for Seminole hlorpital smnole Courty. Florida l'tnk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR been filed By Ellen ScOtt SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORILiA Ladies' rummage sale, former and ofhf relief has required ID against you and you are Deputy Clerk Action No 73337 Party 'fine on downtown sere a copy of your written IRVING M I Il)[R. TRUSTEE Carroll Rurke Gordon V to it, it deten any, on First Street. PIa.ntitf Attorney for Petitioner Frederick. Attorney for Petitioner, 617 Sanford Atlantic (Sank 11Idg Vs 1715, P0. (Soc ii whOle add'eis Sanford, Florida 37771 w PER I' illS 1i -t or Pit VA Public concert, 8 P by Sanford, Florida 33711, arid lii, the PubliSh Mar 7). 501 Apr , ii. till wii I)eIiary Concert Orchestra, at original with the Clerk of the above M l'l N P iNS, IllS ,fendant5 0(11114 styled Court on or before the 4th day ______ DeB.ary Community ('enter. NOTICE OF SUIT 1177. otherwise a Judgmen of May, JOHN W PERKINS and NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS may be entered against you for the GENEVA M PERKINS blareh 24-25 NAME STATUTE relief demanded in the Petition Route I. (So. )13A TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN WITNESS my hand and seal of Sanford Fleet Reserve fun Sycamore Drive it herehy gicen that the Court thiS list day of M..arcf'. Union. Kentuct y 41051 pir Sumt to thC n!ghtwtth Mr. Magic, 7:30 p.m., Said i,,,if tIll YOU ARC HEREhY hOT ft it p ictitO Piame Statute' CbaPer at Civic Center, for benefit of (SEAL) that an action to Foreclose a ?.Sor usos. Florida Statute, will register Artbur ii Beckwith Jr "Tafeta." tgage has been fifed against you arid e.ith th Clerk of the Circuit Coi%t. in 04 SaId Court as Clerk you are required to serve a copy of and lot Serni'Oia CountY, Florida, By Ellen ScoTt, 0 your written t,tCnSeS ii *n tOil .WI .t ;rf ci the iac.T March V FREDERICK GORDON DAPP4(il IIIERS ot the law firm publication of this notice, the tic School Board, 3p.m., budget •%ttorney for Petitioner FELDER. IIETTINGI4AUS & tt name, to wit SATIN LADY review - administrative of. 110 East Commercial Street IIIERS, ISO South Knowtes Avenue, ,,nder which it is engaged in P o (So' IllS PoSt Office Drawer 8, Winter Part, busineSs at Suite 104. 450 East HIJti (ices, warehouse and textbooks. Sanford. Ftorida 32771 florida 37711. attorney for Plaintiff, way 434. Casseiberrr. Florida 32701 Mar 23. 501 Apr 6, II. 1172 PubliSh sew schools. and flu, the original wIth the Clerk of , City of Casseiberry. Florida. OEB 111 the above styled Court on or b.tore That the party interested In Slid April 20th, 1173, otherwise a enterprila is at iois Alt.amonte Springs Extension IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Judgment may be entered against SATIN LADY. IPIC. Homemakers Club, 9 am., FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. you for the relief demanded in the a Florida Corp,raton Complaint First Federal S&L, Altamonte FLORIDA n, Shirley Simms. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.504 hind and seat arid WITNESS my Pr,tident Springs. DIVISION S iflesealot sad Court onthiS list day Attest- Gustave A Miller, IIAIIIIITT and CHARLES 0 March, tIll 5ecretary CASSIL M QAUOITT. hit wife. ICircuit Court S,'alt Barclay, Kat: & Pfgtitower Ddliary Civic Association; plaintitis, ARTHUR H 1IECKWITH. JR Attorneys At Law IVOJI OPEN * POLI41S POINTERS fl "T ' LLOflCi DY 9-11 NBC. NCAA college performances an '1tr and Basketball Championships. One of the semi-finaLs in the 9-10 ABC. lngstreet tRenm) Nr.Uol Collegtte Athletic Association's chalnpionship will "Elegy in Brass." Jaz oun s... •......s ,, h. .,, tk. •'I -t will enjoy - - the hac round of . jau and New Orleans. The four daughters. George Carlin Angel,s sts and former boxing champ empting "Ironside" and Dean story gets deep Into the world of jau as Longstreet Investigates Sugar Ray Robinson. Funny Martin. the murder of Charles Dw.ette, - - take-off on "To Tell the Truth" 9-11 CBS, The CBS Thursday thrector of the New Orleans with panel supp3aed to pick out Sugar Ray from among the Night Movies.. "Promise- her Jau Society, who is killed in his Anything." Warren Beatty and museum. Two valuable in- Flip WiLson Show Brnin This was the show when Flip introduced his newest character, He1e the Good Humor Man. Other guests In. LI.. _...i.. CJUOC.... 155 fl(VtlI', 1U5 w ur iuA - - Smith and comedy. Miss Caron plays a - - 8-9 ABC,_Alias 10-11 ABC. Owen Marshall, Jones Rerun) "JaUbrek at young widow looking for a Junction Cit ." Ieye.s and father for her son. Her target Li Counselor At Law Reruffi "The Baby Sitter." Gary' ccessful Curry are deputized to bring in her bs, a They not tndsome phiatriste' Grimes. who starred In the men a pair only cdpture those two, but two atrlclan (played by Bob popular movie "Summer of cst srs. He plays a mmlngs). But the son (he's '4Z' the more and also loot But the sheriff only 18 months) finds greater young man hired to baby sit, recognizes them as outlaws and attachment to a neighbor, a and is then accused of murfrustrated are-film producer dering the mother alter he's arrtsts them, too. spottt'd running frightened from Reat.y). Good the scene. Despite the lact the suspect fails a lie detector test, which he voluntarily took, * * * * * * Marshall and Brandon agree to defend him. -____ -' -• - • - -- ,.y, - . - -- - 52 53 51 I 4 ,.. cnttr. _________ IsUe rron I" ...A .AA '- 11 $J$ RU ' TAURUS (Apr 20 to May' 20) instead of being so reticent, be more .i1iing to cooperaie with those who ljvc at security AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) Go along with what conservatives in hugh position hate to suggest utite&d of giving vent to your emotions arid getting into trouble One who has oppow you can now he a valuable associate if handled properly. Take it cat) iii m PISCEI (Feb 20 to Mu 20) Although you have inUCh nork to do, plan some time for improving your botie surroundings as well AOJ the new article's that are COIOVIU! and charming Add new trUnmUIgJ to wararooe so ii iooxi more modern, sharp IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will be one of those chinning young people with a dewe for heroism who can become a true hero, heroine because of the inherited pattern within the subconscious, provided the parents give the right Impetus and encouragement at the right tunes to bring this about. Otherwise your child will lose heart and become a sorry figure Send to college if possible "The Stars impel, they do not compel" What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! Cu.'-oll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for April ii now ready. For your copy sand your blfl.Mate and SI :o Carroll Richter Forecast (name of newspaper). Box c29, hollywood, Ceh.!. .it)O28 I ia .R*U 43 .. I,.oumy I%CpUDIiCsn executive conunittee, 8p.m., at First Federal S&L, 320 W. Semoran Blvd., Alt.amonte Springs; public invited. nunuie TJ Time Preriezes IIi ' Iilig/its _____ iiIu iisiJ liii RII iris tue only practical and that project amanngly weU if y sane methods Think GEMINI (May 21 to June 2$) You love to gad about making new contacts that are worthwhile, bringing home the proverbial bacon, and this is $ fine day for such Know what is expected of you by allies Don't disappoint them MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Get busy with the monetary problems you base early and mike bg headway for the future, so that the weekend will be frc of worry Contact at. adviser ii you are confused Just how to go ahead Then tarry through like a machine LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) You look and feel so today' that others will be in the mood to &rsnt YOU almost any favor you uk Plan just how to have more savou hue in the future Improve your health VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Plan those new arrangements of a private nature carefully and don't confide in others, or they will go awry Yotu intuitive faculties artworking fine Follow them and get good results, whether in business or personal life ultRA (Sept. 23to Oct 22) Pick the right companior.s to accompany you at sonic social eseni that you feel will bring you pleasure or prestige, or both Do that shopping early that is necessary. Do not splurge because )OU want to showoff SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Put that plan to work that will open doors of opportunity for you by seeing th! right higw is who base the right keys lou have fine talents and can make the mos' of them now Improve iniage at public work sAGIrTARILs (Nov 22 to Dec 21) You have the opportunity to get into r,ew outlets, meet interesting people. study new recreational activities now Get the information you riced Thus can bring shout a whole new uptrcnd in your life CAPRICORN (thc 22 to Jan 20) Sit down with advisers and plan a far better existence along the right channels and ethical standards Confide In your mate, who can be most I ,..... ilinner, 4 p.m., at the Civic 53 French cain ________ __ I w_..,i__i_ I IUQw _______________________________________________ I j 24 [21 P I I I - ies March 23 Sanford Extentlon Homemakers Marrh 2143 Club, I0 *.m, $grl.Ccnter. Sanford Tourist anti Shuf- I I All Souls School book fair, Tueaday, 6-9 p,m.; Wednesday and Thursday, S a.m,-9 p.m., social halt. - - INVITATION TO liD Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice - 5 52 fl,cc4e l6 I pins and raveltn3 ofT 11W floor. n tirnv ANARV One needn't wonder at the woman ho is striving altmg You can alwayt tell when a young mother has escaped. You man know wh' she's been "inside" for so long. talking to herself She has forgotten she's alone anti is steady trrain of "Stop that!" "(ive back because she s had three children taking turns keptflg up Li It may with the mumps. Or because she doosn't trust anybody the hat and tell Mars Jane you're sorry." "Making fares giving the bab( a bath until she's two months old, II could ag'n?" "The last time I'm telling you. it is The Last she has ha to choose between repaIring the refrlgera' Time you're constantly coming with me." when wives come home amazed ?t1 tor and hiring a sitter. The joint s. you can snot her exhausted fron shopping trips. And their poor wives can't driving down the street, in a epariment store an& espe daily, when she's having lunch out for the fIrst time In tell them ssh because they don't know what they've been doing all day. "1 can't understand II," they say in puuled months. t( rewintling She is the woman smoothing bedspreads in the furniture tones, nIh realizing they've put in four hours yard goods. resetting tables in china departments, ndjust rtment. irl who rearranges two shelves in giftware while Ing lampshidl'5 and dtistin pictures. couldn't understand it for a long time. And then one mutterng. '1 don't know how these kids reach this stuff!" She's e one who whips out a tissue and wipes your day I caught myself saying sternly to a man at a lunch counter, "Eat those crusts! l)on't you want to have curly child's nose. The one who doesn't watch the man giving the sewing haIr" NV*IP&Ul INTSSPIISI *39(1 machine demonstration-because she's too usy picking Makeichoue SJBlackblnI .i flCThOV sprIng. uetis from ott.n 35 WIthUt S Aa.ar descrt ___________ ___________ J _________ _________ J4 4 I am not a grocer, so don't ask to borrow any grocer5 IamnnottnthehotelbUstheSs,sodofl'taskmetbf*lt you up over night. 6. Don't br'ng me your problems I've go' my own (Signed! TIlE ESTABL1SHME'T Abby, I am 25 and have a husband and four kids and they come first. Since I have had this poster on my fronl .4.w, t&t ,d tAlkS hate taid i wa. nuts, but I don't care This is the first time In my life I have had any privacy Sign me "That nutty lady with the sign on her door" SHIRLEY IN HOT SPRINGS, ARK or 4SNumb.r Warm door which says L_I_I..I _t. C...... k...... UCqJIUI 11,0 II.15' plant 1IH3r,ttaIn 2Sunintr(Fr.) JTIGUI. dtCTf't istad hsb 42Aft,rnooni (ab.) i7Hr'pitic Lcn 1Cui(ar) g., j a s.1.ctlon (eb.) 34Covc-redith tab) 32 Am not (41.1) 33 At pm.nt By Abigail Van Bur.n 'II •IA W1h4t51 " i,n4 , MIX loLIquld OWUI1I Morocco __ i comb. 9flytiiufl 30 Turwi ; flb1 Z Ca1ii of for privac) . UL U%UIVLS LU __ r T . , r ai OWorth1ubits 5 54 E*t1*JTII.tiofl 1 St&te s).w 27 Wa.idei-tng .i _________ _______ _________ ways (coil-) 4tArenM IZSt.t. (caTttt.) 13 French rim 42 At d ItaTWt 14 S.wn, 13 Head Fr.) fritTid 1€ floeerthi 47 Ornan.ntel II To ntk. Wat rty muddy She 'signs up TM y ss ________________________ 40 Csrtain r*U- S Watnirig Sern Mother eEseapes bitt Not Really ACROSS )WA inoI !2cJIesricIcjr tIIT ANRRT Thursday, March23, Wli-/U 11 V•1 K4M TheSanfoI'dH9r'Id - sus M.aay, svrcn - ., - --- ., Now thru AprIl 24 Matinees: Miond.ay, Wednesday & Post Times 1:43 pm. and a p m Play The Fabulous Big Perfecta Watch Your FAvorIte' Closed Crcuit TV Saturday SORRY NO MINOR S - JPi)FOPI)-OPERI"ll)O KEII1EL CIJ.JB Miles north o4 Orisrtdu between ,.' (li) , ', j--I - FICTITIOUS NAMI NOTICE Itheribygiventhat lam engaged In business at 5003W Ptwy 43a. Altamonle Springs. Fla Seminole County. florida under the _____ fictitiOUs name of John S Sorseff . Associate's, arid that i interwi to register salt name with the Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida In •ccur4wite wIth the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statute's. To Wit. section 14$ 01 Florida Statutes SIp John B Borieff Publish Mat 71.701 April 6. II, Its) DES Ill UL " -P-rignf on way. wnI(fl t.'U t operation in, neerinu u" WAyS, Fort Lauderdale. Florida, n for convenience in deraigning title mantel on April 25, 1172 II to Section H 37 of the arid for purposes of Identifying a m at the offices of the Federal contravention of Commission. Commission ruiel owners Is more particularly Communications 10 to determine whether Overlap described as follows Washington. 0 C . a prefiearing the proposed TRACT tAl The SW 't of the SW conference is scPw'duled for March would occur between osv m contour of S & S Broad '4andtheW S. of the SE rn of the 25, 1177 at tOO am at the tame OS casting Company and the 0 25 my m SW rn of Section 73. TOwnship 71 addreSs The issue's in Slid hearing are as contour of Station WAyS. Fort South. Range 30 East. LESS Lauderdaie. Florida. In con Beginning 475 4 feet Sooth of the follows Northwest corner of the SE 'a of i. To determine the areas and trasention of Section 73 37 of the populations which would receive CommiSsion rules the SW 'a Of Section 73, To*nsasip Il TO determine. In light Cf the 31 South, Range 30 East. run Wv-st primary service from the proposed 57 15 feet. thence South 700 feet, operations and the availability of evidence adduced pursuant tO 10. thence East 2171 feet, thence other primary aural II me m or above, whether the aoplication of S Piortti7C7) feet, thence We-st 155 'S greater on the caseot FMI seryce to & S Broadcasting Company is ec tor filing ceolabie ,,, ,,&.., ..0 i,.,innin,, . --------,, •W ''P".......-. •nit -. -IW" -. fl" WV'' . " '' "n" U To determine with respect to less road righl of way, 7 To determine whether the TRACT IS: Beginning 625 4 feet proposal of Hymen Lab, would the application of Btue Ridge Soulh of the Plorthwest corner of serve primarIly a particular city, flroadcasting Company Inc at Whether the note'S receivable the SE ',oi the SW'. of Section 73. townor Other itical sundivision as Township 3) South. ftantjt 50 East, contemplated oy Section 73 30 al a, are sufficiently I.qu'd to b relied run West 5755 feet, thence South thC Commission rules and. if not upon to meet first year constrttiOn ?50 fees, thence East 317 S feet. whether circumstances ccItt which and operation costs. Iii Whether there are sufficIent tNr'nce North 300feet. thence Wost would warrant a waiver of said additional funds aeaiiabia to the lS9S feel to the pont of be-gin sectIon 3 To determine whether the appiicarit to construct and operate flifl TRACT IC: TM East ' of the proposal of Hpmen late 15 con its proposal. and Cl ',t,ther, in light of the sister.t with the r equremenls of SE' • of the sw • of Section 73. purSuant to (at To'wnsh'p 31 South. Range 50 East. Secli,,i 7130 ibl ci the Commission evidence adduced rules, to warrant an authovilation and ibl, above, blue Ridge less road right of way: Broadcasting Company, Inc is TRACT 3: The NW'. of the SW '. for dual city operation I To d,lermnl whether the financially qualified of Section 73. Township 21 South, II To determine with respect to proposal of Hymen Lake will Range 50 East The respective residence's of all realistically provide a local Iran the application Of itpmefl Lake at The present availability Of smiss'on facility for its specified Defendants are unknown costs and You and Each of You, are notified station location or for another larger funds to meet construction community, in light of alt ne operating espenses: that a suit toquilt titli to the above 10 Whether, in light of the described property has been filed retevantevidence including, but not evidence adduced pursuant to (al against you in the Circuit Court, in necessarily limited to. the showing above. Pl,men Lake is financially with respect to and for Seminole County. Florida. The e.lemil to *0th the Qualified a) entitled CIfAtiL(S 0 BAbBITT and 31 To determine with respect to specified station location has been CASSIE M BABBITT. his wife, ascertained by Phi appliant to have the application of S & S Broad VAN i. vs C I'iainliffs, tepar.sle aI ii st nit progmarmirli og iiStiflJ (Oitipeflv Trustee, et al vRANKI.N. al Whether Charles I- Sebastian needs. Defendants, and you. arid each of Di The ectwit towhich the needs of is wIlling to assume his ootigalion you. are hereby required to serve a under the terms of the bank loan copy of your answer o' pleading, it the specified station location are beIng met by cutting aural commitment lll,r, any, on the Plaintiffs' attorney. S Dl Whether, in lighl of the broadcast slaliont. JOSEPH DAVIS. JR • of STEN The eatent tO *hi(h the ap evidence adduced pur.,.sant to the ci 1, MCINTOSH, Post DAVIS STROM, plicant's program porposal will loregoing at, above, the applicant Bc. 17)0. Sanford, Florida, meet the specific unsatisfied is fnanciaily qualIfIed 77771. and file the original in the IS ToJ.terrfline the eftgcts mad. programmog r.di of its specified office of the Clerk of the Circuit by Blue Ridge Broadcasting Court on or before April 11,1172 If staloon location, and di Th, eulent to which the Company. Inc , and S I S Broad y fadtoddbo. ludgnent by default pqoipCted bouttli of the applicant's (asimid Company to ascertain the *111 be taken against you thisnolic.shail be published once advertising revenues withIn its tOmni,tiunly ne#dS ard interests ol each week for four consecutive specifIed station location are thea,eastob#ser'wedandlhe means adequate to support its proposal, as by which they propose ro meet those DATED this 13th day of March. compared with its projected sources weds and interests Is To determine. In light Of from all other arias Aa lion 10? Ib) Of I ha Corn ii Is concluded pursuant tO the municationi Act of 113.4. as amen Sr beckwlth. foregoing issue that trie proposal will tIed, which of the proposals wuuid Arthur Pt not reaiist.cally lirovicie a local twit provide a fair, efficient and Is equitable distri0u'lOn of radio lransmission icr vice for Court , Circuit Clerk specified stalion location, whether service Seminole County, FlorIda I? To determine, in ligM i the such proposal itiee$s all of tie BY Ellen Scott technical provisions of the rules for evidence, adduCed pursuant to the Deputy Clerk •' "i-• ' fQqe53OiAQ issues, ehich, If any. of slandard buradrasl JOSEPPI DAVIS. JR , ESQURE %ISiOri$ tke applications Should b granted be oi1t act standard ST EPISTROM, DAVIS A Cop, Of lhe application arid turiultiulitty tot *t,i.I. it is dfer & McINTOSh mined hal the proposal will amendments thereto are on file for Florida Stale Dank realIstically provtds a local Iran putilic inspection at the Sanford City -Suite 71 smission serVIce, namely Ortando, Hail, Hoyt's ParS, Avenue, Sanford. PoSI Office Boa 1110 FlorIda FlorIda S.antctrd, Florida 37171 S To determin* whether the an Attorneys for Plaintiffs Publith Mah Is. I?. 7). 11. 1171 Ire-na site proposed niy s & PublIsh March Ia, 3). 50. 1112 Cii tIll flroath aIling C,juni&i*oy miii •c tIE B 7$ i,n -- 'I -- : Lr9 BLONDIE ______ if.. .... -----.. by CRC ______________ Mit. CSlThR'J F O'. Oc1 MY PEN c2OLLE ') UNDER 'fl-fR .rfESI ' - i-,iAT Ia,'i4, ( ) - - l(' \S k ' - - -'I - - - ,'__' - ' - BEETLE BAILEY • -.- .",,tt. I. ___ . -. t&rt - - . ' L . - - -., • - '-'---"4 ), C - - -- Walker ,. .,, / ' 'n.,AT - 1,"-c -. '"S - -- - THE PHANTOM - .gxi'vsuek' _____________________ Cs' faf l/(#FY - 4FIW J ________________________ ____________________ j'T;lrAKr 'i" l$.w CNAt'C'e '-'--s .'wt14 c* v'4 /,, / t ,'4k! AT ,/I1I _________ Ti *cf,,'vSCA3T t?6(CV tC, IfU I IUI staJ,, ca,p"niw 1Ic*JL ______ _ ________ tie "S by La. Fdiand Sy / oC '- ' - 1 [ir1w W'J' p4C5 4a('yP i ' �'128_The Sanf ord Herald 60th B', MARILYN GORDON T1u Girl S'nuL are LUfli their foii - - — —p. - HARTFORD, Cam. —Off to a running start, Connecticut's state )o1er3-, newest be the notiOfl it exceeding all expectations so far as ticket sales are concerned and bids fair to be the success the proponents claimed It would be. In an atmosphere not unlike that at the end of ProhIbUnn, big state gambling the mechanism became legal and It seemed that everybody In the Nutmeg State wanted to get some of the 50-cent tickets. Four million tickets were placed In circulation the first week and one store In Hampd.er4 joyously reported aiding 4,00( of them the first day . Tickets are on sale an supermarkets, gas stations.. floral marts and restaurants., to mention a few of the outlets., which have a total of 2,700 agents The selling fever began even before the ceremonies marking Vie uffac-i*l opening of the 1,11in occurred. Republican state's The governor, Thomas J. MeskilL ti-ho was a strong advocate of the lottery, sold a bloek of tiokets to a mart. 77 years old. who recently won $1 million In the New York state lottery. Right off the bat, Gm'. Meskill h.rnself purchased some tickets and someone' in the crowd yelled. "For God's sake, don't win" Thus Connecticut joined the ranks of other states, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York and Massaohusetts. The Latter, howe't'er, won't get at.' plan into operation until sometime in the spring In Connec'tirut there will be one $5,000 winner each week for every 1(10.000 tickets sold, based an the ticket that matches the winning five-digit number. Burns met his first deadline lottery Into - getting the operation on time', and it's just a 1 Emmons rveak'd leadership qjjft of always has been the highest Council of Girl SCOU1L In butwe are attracting personal interview to The more coniverned younj Women emphasized th growth today. 77hey seem tobelooking 1 ofHerthald e program. beyond t heir school and home to "The icoutlqg prograrn has the Community and reeogntzlng changed as the times have the potential of girl power. our values. We have helped c .t their potentials. You might ss we were the first Patio Rauls Ree rns Scripen /0 off V, ,yi windows - - - - "We provide marts op.( pofluntties for leaders to P0W and develop their potential with different kinds of training. lib group "Mon. than ever toolm girls are Involved in the planning of the program. There have been wnn' "()f coliurse we 'k - - ' ______ .__ hampered - '-• __________ by the shortage of funds. We would like to free the United 'wvJ to help those who we I In TCCflt to be self-supporting —even years They have spread illunable 'he UT1Or. SCnIO SCOUtS a nd SCouting ni'w has nvallablt •. mheraliips and sustaining iduJtS have a stylish piifl be given can information suit," more -R!istratlon it Seminole anyme trt.4 if thea will -Counts has grown train I -W as contact the council once "Changing of January. 71 to 1. girls In ri '.ut e-vLlt;v .tr. ease Janluir ~ . . "21 Thisis or, t influence the kind Citrus Council service at her desk at scouting provides We expectdirector, of 20 per Cflt. aPark. "The tremendous growth we greater co-educational Winter center in are eiperlrnclng though is 1IL4 uvities at all levels," she stated. i ManI"i Gordon Photo limited to Seminole County," she added "Our greatest problem seem — it, hetn areas where girls art tin a double ieslnn In school. We have 10 to 12 troops that are mcetinf three tmws a week 30 fl*Afl% innovations fIYf(E are _____________ ______ \- Corn,? AA0' ' , of "'°" off0 I F E NC £ AWN I N G the SANFORD, Other SANFORD PHONE a week the entire troop will meet. This olaces an added burden on leadership,' Mrs $ 13t3 S. PARK DR. - - -,-- YOURSELF CARPET da) and once r_1 In Scrope ci -- —.-------- —a --— PULL ,SCRrPER i REMOVL i. U U I;.. 1 PAINT i' . ;4ilnun. rl* i- he rdUuE. ;t'Zeriitior4 Yet p r ( p e r ;im-cparatinn is a must it the ,oini job is going to be stic' - Ur PAINT REMOVER IS BEST FOR MALt.ER SfrP4DNG DISCS Ok LARGER ARELS or 't1nZtltU)I of the old pa i n'. It) ud the- amount that has to can rid LU to. renir''ed surre art- it. 'oui-seif o the old surf iine of several wa % ang, sanding, burning or m'tit'niirl ,-.- _ soon pvtm muci -. .-. Removal of old paint that t)listcring, peeling, crackng. flaking or chalking must he done before applying nr' paint Failure to do so wfl rIi1i1(' the new paint to pee l r';'nthng RemovePoint? to i: MR. FIX ,' na ed n.nb,n,iit't.I ..k ...-.L au Oil Ut! 5.(' JUlt 1' lie ata ennflnt ''se coarse sandpaper RENT A CAR LEASING ASSORTED 9C 3 FOR 8 - ,'rEP.d Villevi back pleated ' sil., £ 't j 0xSPRlWGS F 2 +L CHOOt! wwrTI rREVCH IT 1111 SIWI used T$ 700 French Ave - MERCURY, INC. FIM0 lOS IF N. PALMETTO . SANFORD . 322-4U4 - ' , - ci 12" a, 12" IC •;c 1 03 lot-, p' 3 0 2 FOR V 495 .8' 1" And 40 Filly Th e Flag 27 iof NEWSWEEK, permit me to call your attention to page fll, Stewart Alsop's column the (anal and espectilI riaragraph: -That leaves Ted Kennedy, and there Is b) no* plenty of evidence that Kennedy sensible enough to know that 1972 is not his year. teresting long shot is a Humpirey.Kennedy ticket, A Vice run could be just what Kennedy needs to prove that he as a modest young man. loyal to his part>, and to help ease the memory of Chap paquiddack and to position himself for a clear shot at White House in 1976. But for 1972. the real winner of the New Florida and Hampshire t ra thea' primaries was mysteriously lucky fellow, Richard Nixon," For what little it's worth ... I still pick the '- H-K" ticket. and believe that they'll kockif Mr. Nixon's bid for relection. (Now watch that hot lute light a ' 2 I '\ . GARDENIAS 2" E XTRA THICK. PUSHY \ I 1' '" 3,. TO 7FT AND u, 60R 129 EA. MOR E THICK BUSHY ARECIA SOIL PEAT Artificial Plants 7.95 1O' WORM 139 i I PALMETTO PALM Bu SHIL . SALES 6 FL- 24.95 PINK CAME LLIA 14.95 6 Ft. -STRUI.jKDRACCEp4A 1995 24,50 1695 4 Ft- - 3 TRUNK DRACAENA - 12.49 S Ft. .S TRUNK YUCCA WITH. BROOMS 65 19.95 29.9$ 4',FI.34,'S 23.$ RED+ - NIGN-POSINCY .I t I6 HIGH JOT. OftAhiC 6.66 POTI$CY WITH SON SOLA. 1 50% ORGANIC ',i, Mu,.i... Full fl h - - ' i-,_ H I, ji ct' I'ill ' - For POWs - t Greater Divided Sanford is shown by this map prepared by officer Sanford Chamber of Commerce committee- The districting it adopted h> the City Commission and approved later by a referendum of vnter'. Cleveland G rea t er Sanford Chamber of ('lt'velcmnel said on opined that those who live In committee Commerce to ex— legislative anci national affairs Sanford hiatt' the right districts but would lx! Voted on clty'wide. holding map are George' is receiving support from the press themselves without ('rossley i kit i and Hobert Ihmehn. legislative editorial writers trying to Seminole-Orange delegation on its request it muzzle them. In an obvious Jab toward the make Seminole a separate Eight year'. ago. March 26, 1964, Floyd Thompson U.S. Army was lost on patrol in Southeast Asia. The National League of Families of Prisoners of War and Missing j Action has requested Congress to proclaim the week March 26 through April 1, 11172 as National Week of Concern for Prisoners of W ar and Missing in Action in Southeast Asia. The Florida League of Families would appreciate news coverage during this Week of legislative district or, if not, possible, untie the county from apron Monday and Thedav, March 27 and 28 1972 are designated as the days to write your Congressman concerning the fate of these - -. '—A Chamber numnager. Baehn said Springs, IAngwoot and North he had talked with Bet). William Orlando, Nobody down there about us consults Geirmucin and "tee is sympathetic ever anything," Cleveland added , to our cause." -__________________ I)aehn said Garmican indicated I ---- - l4A . - - IA 4A Guide . G uid e 7A MA - - - MA 6A 9AllA (luiah' cuitle MA Free. - j . 'ii that the' city sboul(t li DONNA ISTF 1O0Yo SSUW.ALL wait f'r pubic hearir: .n reque-at naea:tcr plan to be completed I'UI) zoning.' We hate to grant Mayor under a state grant to the him the hearing." Brown said. Ii3NCWOOI) It 15 expected Hobbs' new Council of Local Thursday night (ALNO Kenneth Brown will call fur considerabi> plans cone- Governments, switched has position apartments than touched fewer ordinance As far as a PUt) pletel> from one week ago and weeks urged that it public hearing be was concerned, Brown main- off the controversy some dents ro m Wildmere re si ago f special th e held all :1 Ichrnned unit 0--cancel mention of are expecteti deve l opment iI'Ul)i oriananct'. type zoring would create an The new plans e fo a rmature of cluster r r Tiit' tearing was scheduled for I avalanche of protests from the b patic houses and two-star of the city Wiletinere section Pill April 20. apartments. t fearful which would be special jieceting of the At a . ., . ,.. an Wthbnerr sadcnU orotest •h re'comneendcition from Cotta' the C. A. Hobbs tract around icarru nrsauuu traffic, overcrowding of st'Itexcil,ivan Dick Crenstuiw that the Fairy Lake. night's and pollution of Fair-) Lake Following by considered orennance Council for the past two )ears council nieetutg, the mayor told They indicated at that tim" be adopted.Crenshzaw, also at The herald that Hobbs has their desire that the high classIfication that time. urged that close purchased tileFairy like tract residential requiring Large lots anti hon:t' attention be' Iten ill (tie' city's for seteral hundred thousand has rt'due-sted a be retainedtraltn,anct' with the view toward dollars ,and ti1bteraiiiit UP requireitients alit diversifying zoning districts 'lie.' councllimeam, wanted a spread of comimet'rcleel districts rather than the one district now ('olicertling ..----------------------------'l'lUlt -- C' the a hoard shell - - - -- Yesterday's high 83 low 33 todi , as a large storm that brought rt'ttc''s a. fl1O%'td (flit to Sia sarialus 1111cci! t'IINGI:lts, N.Y. learn - today hes,oiuing partly cloudy Saturday. I I .8 to 84 Lost' tonight in the 50s. t.ight sU OW fell over wide areas 01 tha. END-OF-MARCH Bulletin - by in --------- L)ri gwooCI Slates Hear ing On PUD '0'' aCOrn WLIS nothing covered mint ii a persistent lovely girt twnet a'at ed the hard cover and filled it with joy, net'aallng, 1111(1 most of please share your love with ant' all, lute forever" Thus reads a note which Mary Miii Cui'a'aii, 24-year-0ld blonde wale of ci Navy ilit'i', testifies sill' i'e.'eivt'd ti'otii (unpin iii An(ll'eW I" ... --- in the books. stays to hail sinking cities out of troubled financial waters, the house gives Its to p priorityto a $128.4 million revenue sharing plan I. )t)KIN(. for -' .---.-- sax n'sade'ntial classification-s cattier than the three' currently Inside THE HERALD Please help us honor these Prisoners of - irovitle'd In addition he sought -. Headlines in Action in Southeast Asia, We would hike to have this reminder printed on your front page each day during our Week of Concern- - vi vuxa - Tablehopping that a new-spafwr writer wishes,'' Vegetable market against the I.'°P1t' -- - 12A- 1 3A HA - •. continent he took an Orlando Entertainment r to newspa per editorial writeEntertainment news task for a ship lit the' committee Horoscope Horoscope roscope for wanting to separate' from hospital notes ()ranagi' and link-up. if needed, or hirevaral Public notices wi th Lake Volusia 'k't) County. SPOrts 'This eummmiltt"a' tk a stand TV auci at does not Stein fair to cue This schedule has been adjusted to fit the different areas in the Nation. We would appreciate your paper's coverage of this Week of Concern for our Prisoners of War and Missing Sincerely Rosemary E. Eppes Ficrida Press Representative Florida League of Families (I'WM IA P.S. Please ask your readers to fly their gs d i'ring the Week of Concerii fin 7A when the radio and T.V. stations to dedicate Radio Shows to the POWM1As in Southeast Asia, Friday, March 3), 1972, is a day of Silent Prayer . War and Missing in Action whosc supreme sacrifice has helped keep our Nation ever 3A tin-tent have asked -'--- — X (tie sen' Cleveland Jr. s;xke members 1)earAbby of committee' Wednesday, March 29, 1972, Mrs. Mary hoff, along with some other Pensacola wives, will present the l'oV-MIA flag to Governor Askew. Mrs hotf is the designer of the flag. We ask that all concern ed individuals drive with their headlights on to honor our alien. 'eve tee would tin oil he could to help US' count) and could not set' INDE "11)Seminole should not have its own representative in the' Areeadeath,s Legislature Krider said be' talked with Bridge four other delegcat"s cind they ('ak'niiar also expressed sympathy for (birch directory Chitirch news cou nty's 1)sitl.w. "I feel we Classified ads now have (1w opprtunity to get ('tanks ... -• --.. . Prisoners of War and Missing in Action. Thursday. March 30, 1972, eomtiilttce's stand, Cleveland stetted, "We should not have to story on Pg. j This Was nuade known at this consult with other cities since' morning's committee st'ssiofl itt' were not invited to Join the b> Ro be r t lhiehn, committee ('AI.NO group, which Li madee chairnian, and John Kridem, tip of Ceweelberry, Altamont Concern. Sunday, March 26, 1972, is our National iths Day of Prayer and we have invited all to join in and pray for our Prisoners of War and Missing in Action. Mrs. Malcolm Sehoeffel and other PoW-MIA families are going to Lourdes to pray for our men. (See Prayer on page 2.) strings. SU)tc critics from South Seminole who hose spoken against the Bill Scott Phot, -,-------- ________ SALE Ai'I i'i'ntral freight train - ripix'tl ci v haul bus in halt bela> at cm r,'umiota' grade -n'ssiieg, killing cat l,'casl Ihrc'- 'if the 0 high ti-hail l)tlImilt re'sarti'at '71 VW c'a S ItO', A Pj5 ca MIleS i7l VW BUG R AJ " rIle Trio L> cit",aiil. itir accident hcccppenc'd at : > m• III the I'lsrkstuwii si-itlula cal ('amngrr at what a railram,td ' ' spokrsuieais descriheil ''pritaite a rosslitg'' with no wcarnhuag ia'tle, lighalt ir g.stc'. Sh,ir;, i t io ll VW BUG .,i Ste i l 5 'i 3393 '1793 170 BUG, L ig ht blve Lo,,il — . Nice ' I ' 1 895 'joe- t '1995 _. . a •',. 51093 1969 VW 9 Pass BUS. Ae FM Radio, Radial Tires, A C Lit. (Ia, 1969 VW BUGS (S.s.ral to Choose From) Your Choice 00001 Coronet Wagon. Vi- AT. A C ii Cyl Std DO ,.*. Is Tor4 Turq. c"ibi. Nice For This 1*ivq0 , '695 I4* .1195 (ic Is 4t't11 " GREENWAY NURSERY OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WIfE 1:00 To 5:30.—NO MAIL ORDERS over 20 yea s.. Wy m paire Ed,, Bitw.n F.irbks & Li, Road. WIsP., Pt Tt's '895 AN') MAISuu Omit A ' 1945 PONTiAC 15011 :.s. 'c L '1095 • . -- P.'"4 "-on-" Auto Tr ans 'J t', Dark Oreco ICII FORD ,. 4 e " '1695 SO BACK VW un ir LUtlU PS a',ofl. A N' i'l FORD Pinto. .1 On e O-nner, Excellent c,t 1549 '1 095 l45 r ee i \ Le VW S'' 0' eel. Oo ,'i Ir- -, t-' Equ'cie ' , it '2393 * FERTILIZERS v,.w f.r.o1' OIGANIC 2% 150f4 6-4-6 MAçHISIA I 646PILUT$ portant meeting as of this morning in DeLand. , covering the S.Year Road Program f or Seminole Count>' .... why then was there only one commissioner, Greg twnmorid In attendance' Voltasla County which made its presentation direct]) prior to well was Seminole's represented with a ALL of their commissioners. Why only one from Seminole' (Thanks to the support of John dKrlder and Harold Kasther, representing the Greater Sanford Clamber of Commerce, and also Count)' we tuad all Engineer Bill Bush of toter people!) Do I have to point out, that even though most of the roads being pruje't'ted are in the south the end of county ,..,no representation from that area. I t." - DRAWN AND QUARTERED 'One' March 19. 1972 3208 San Miguel Tampa, Florida 33609 Dear Editors: - I Sons Favoring I1CI, EENTI PLANT -. 1"I Lb.' us.., and this amount is to climb shortly. Why then, at such an im. - -j ULt 15.9$ 6Ff. -29,95 BOSTON TREE FERN . '1 LIGUSTRUM PALMS I J ;Ft. 29 .'SPHILQDENDEON On another subject. ..nearand-dear to my heart .,.,.my good friends on the Seminole County Commission: presently getting You're $9,000 annually to represent THICK, BUSHY READY TO BLOOM - \ 3 PALMS 5OL ,2l 84-4 Scully u!e "Ptl't' a - i'y for you in all you, L-'thr' neivot Pno,* Your . ' I 'Lv I I' BILL BAKER Volkswagen, Inc. ILACE DIGANtY! SLUDGI OSSANITI 2 50,21 15DM SPREADER LOANED FPLL WITH COO LU. AIOYII SPICADIS LOANED UIE WITH 200 US. 'SO" 'i', - see hastily otetain 4,3l residents ' pheeygofornuntberonbeand thg Kennedy being coaxed into the second spot. with the assurance that it will be his in '76" 1'.4 FoR o 4Ft.-6.SOSCHEFFLERIA -------- 2x4x8 - I '.. 30 7953 \Lw 11imeIi GREENWAY 14 t lam ,,., SANFORD I3ft, BUSHY BAKER'S .4, b.y I.. ..ó*p kflhI,r Wkft p.. ,. I - IFt.-37,50 MAGNOLIA TREE 2 Fl. -5.91 KENTHIA PALM CLUMP 4.49 Scumiy Price i'' 'A that I wOuld become Interested considcr this be fore District 3 would Include 4,2w' cnlv an m - district if I were adopt this action.'' ('otiunittee- had planned to ;wrsems. districting basis," on a elected map slicing Sanford into L)tstrict 4 is ever y thin g south adopt a resolution at his nuirMeyer sa id. d istricts fur of 15th Street to French Avenue The commIssioner stotNi nng's session for presentation ipulation lanes as defined in B John A. Siis down on before the ('aty Coutmts.slon at and t'vvrythitng south of 2Zth the t970 U S cenu was un• distracting would cut night's city meeting- Street and includes 4,3 You win a few - and of veiled at this morning's Greater qualified persons who could and Monday vice inhabitants. Crossley, George evote time away front 'eurse. you also lose a few Sanfoni Chamber of Commerce would d Action that would have office, chairnuan of the committee, May I share one Wi th OU le gislative affairs committee bustnrS.S to assume the echoed displayeda city neapdtnwn into brought the map and em etc. Meyer's views were from the "plus" side of U'# meeting and promptly drew ('OIii)mnyiflg resolution before' a tour districts. ledger, please' terse c'onune'nts from 0t ) by Mack N. ('lcvelano (it ('or,imiitssinn wits lot'.ated In the the l)mstrl('t I, Commissioner Gordon Meyer former state legislator, who — -('lifforl deferred eafler city, northst quadrant if the --e-t'd tw advised that dat- meting the -It It's possible' ti-tat cu and I are le)t would include that area from Mcklhhihii indicated there are not sitting on a .itlon&l first. Pack would have to chrooce from only into four distracts ''nvmy lakefront. west of French tither things he wanted to 1. in this among people living In a attract the' type of people we theAvenue on Wednesday. 12 to 15th Street and would discus,', about the proposal but Sanford" r-a'n to $fered an opinion as cographtc area who are want since there was not sufficient 4,436 persons. "the contain for the City Cleveland commented follows: qualified to run titiac now, he suggested action of 2 would run east District "All kinds of political deals C inssion. "I ant concerned committee might want to French Avenue (mcii the be tabled until the next coinlocally, too eooking. lakefront to 15th Street and mnittee nu'eting. statewide and nationally. In th is week's issue March ST V D S CitUiJ' 4Jl(!IN$*l OPEN 9-30-5-30 69C to NITlO 6-6-6 GANIC rule' - ItX French Ave 3 Ft. .Two-Trunk BOSTON FERN I fls •n' I "Like the one about Hum- SPECIALS Ft.. 16.95 f'rol"st.i his and )'aialkri"r governmetit sa id they wiiiel re'sc rat her than agree It, Heath',; pea I plan, which they consider ca pitulali r ,r , to the terrorists of the Irish Itepublo a r. Army, - Ft. - 11.95 BAMBOO 4", HAL SPRAGINS -- iCIS ,oum'sa,AJaosr Otj&.iJ1'Y NOU 3 Ft. .17,PS CHINE SE FAN PALM 2 : fl 7Ff. -24,50 BAMBOO AT I— MOS i VITAE 1,50 Value TREES&SHRUBS A MONEYANDGET STAMPS TOO! Cof C Sits On Rema <-" PIGMY DATE SALE CEILING TILE S168 rues' ROSES with every new car - - a Vft et 04itj constructed rn-IDle fInth, 1*01 brand name mattress and botso'nCs Ttr! ?rir'rt La' childirts rOot?! or BLOOMING 19c - Ilent h's act ion was the result ref the' collapse Thursday night (if crisis talks between turn ii rol Northern I rein on S prime minister. Itria ii Faulkner from the' SleUth) The government took direct rule of the' province a item' :11 months of -:1 H 811.1. St'Ofl AZALEAS MULCH 149 BAG ... $&P1E HEAD i INN(RSPRIWC fiWISHED BOARDS + 2 MATT R ESSES It" CONTAINER GROWN are solidly ()I)l)OSl'd to ( 'at hour Adoption Is Postponed ou AV Onion Sets-Seed Potatoes-Petunias-Begonias-Marigolds-Salvia MTE LACE PLANTS 491 VIBURNQHEDGE PLANTS 5 For qK TOATO PLANTS VAPEST 2 to 6 FL OLEANDER 69 TO 5' RIET IES S & H Green Stamps Sanford - - 3 cu. ft. CYPRESS home builders supply / I) BULBS 98'Doz. DON'T DELAY. THIS OFFER YOU SAVE EXPIRES SOON - 511110' CII I lid 5U5p4'tt i'd re'le'ase lIltt'tIo'(l wilhotit the—re trial glIei'rllIas and a ple'telsrili' on whet hc'r t lie' people of Northern I t'e'lii tIch wa nt to tInhl(' wi th I II(- 11-1Mb Ite'putcl jt 'I'll(, ocitcunie' of Ito' ple'hisclte' is a ('dl'tiiititV sitice Itr'oti'thi rits otitnumta'r ('cit hohl('s 2 to I in Not-I he-rn Ireland a net -' GLADIOLUS Ph 323 47t* ""—e -- '3 189 &3" IARBOR Hetzi "Spreading" Juniper 493j SHORE JUNIPER furniture refinishing and it' er small jobs They are idea if you are applying ii clear finish since- theme will be ni marks from '.crapinc SCOTTY'S "•" PUIPLE PINK WHIT! 2.49 removers are perli'ct f' LASH BU' M)RE Al -. - - - , JUNIPER Cticrnaul removers are ex. pensive dangerous in some instances, and efficient It as riot lib,e'i that you would di tOe' house siding with ctwn Cal paint remoter but starr S & H Green Stamps car with every - ret igirecic- pout bitt warfare that ha; I!,. Itikt, 2P.1.i",. ,,,e ; and in-ought Hritaira to its gravest ('onct itut iorta I c risk Sin(,K ing Edward VIII abdicated in 1919 In an overt care' to Ito' Itcoica n Callifilic uieiueeei'sty ill the' "Is northe'rIe t'iiiititirs of Ireland, I It'ci thi ealcu a p'te,c'u't'el plitoq to -- L Friday. March 244 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 PrIce 10 Cents 64th Year, No. 155 - - -irsign Gold VOW rowr i loam sait ciuSloet. Writer :l. :I ISa chair wv PI.IT7ER "SPREADING" hrt'erc held at St I.A'uts. Mo., in lfttb4 the second at Lo Anm.-ie's in ]c4:2 The' World .-'t Itraunma:- t.s be*Jli!ul 4- BEAUTIFUL EVERGREENS I 1611024" DWARF GOLD TIP 2 FOR 1 & 4' ARBOR VITAE JUNIPER 37 0 6" jrthc'e and. while not a' as t h c cap - must still be used with care The. do have theadvantage' of nut having a 'lanae that wall go out in a L The United be-rn the- site of to of the IT, 0 it. ;'c Conies held since Mill That first Olympic flied an the' U ,S,A was - COMPA R E AT 5115 IIN l(tn)Nt:Y PIN ):fl ,tiatee ONDON e API The British took (eVil' the gtevt'e- nlne'nt of Noi'therae I reland today, endIng 511 'eat's of Inca I I rot estliut rule in a hid bei' pl'at'e that risked civil war. I 'i'iIie r'aI mister I'dwarel I knit; I old the Ilouse ()1 ('t011 IfloUs 111111 Nm' I tici- ii ftiV('rfltll('uit is I reland's pI'o' I llL$8 I heini StISWIUII'(I lie sa III the si i'ile'tui'n pi'nviiice Will he go'eriit'd by it cornmission appointed by I.oidoii LIIIII headed by a fl('W fl ppointet to thee British (.'ahini't. Jjrra-th 1 BLUE VASE LA.' Electric burners heal th'- it' 99 Only 0 CHIDS.Epster Lillies.ROSES.AZALEAS FACTS WEEK .... ACT NOW! LINCOLN British Govt. Takes Over North Ireland Operation - ---- t IN ing an entire house But It 11 th e' area is large, use' potentially dangerous. ,eanduig dsks mounted on an Special attachments or 'le'c'trac drill Work careful) tjiowtorcht's spread the flame so that it is no longit at nid mark' from cutting er a pinpoint, which makes at na ore efficient and a trifleIe'ss tiaxarchus But you hate In keep the torch moving 2nd BIG LOUNGE CHAIR ' EASTER PLANTS FULL GORGEOUS BLOOM. - 5,000 - I] SPANISH VELVET -.. WORLD ALMAMC HURRY SPECIALS! He says, "It's no: the end of the race f or us.. but the beginning of a new era The game is Just starting.' ") F A 10,000 '- SPRING start. 00, Sa;ora isn't the mw-,, — 'Ificit'iit way but ii as rem) e'ralI used where there isn't tcio much had paint to re UiI Ziflo lunç witti the' nu nam've A stiff. wade-blade' sit'r are he-tIe': lw' 14-11, putt knife can be used for more efficient scraper i not very practical for hou'.tpaint, for loose uakusg off the hook type mounted on a laRini lacrs of paint that wooden tuamadit' Pull this siding since tht-% arc hcav Orbital sanders 'leave a gooci ore peeling over the surface- to take off finish but are slow Sander., Scraping as a good method old panel Either way, it is such as these are better on ,A here the amount of work as still hard work horizontal rather than 'erti-mall and where you are reSanding is a little more cf cal Pleifli laS VOU tv1n fim'aent whet done by hand Burtillig u a fast wa and a whole l'it more ci- g et rid of old paint. th facient when done by some method used bt prafessior GREEN STAMPS - A % JAM}SO'HARA Birthday this Enunflns Jane Mr cxe'cuUvt. dreclLs of Citrus - (p)c) Ne Service changed but we have retained LU -- Off To A Running Start Scouts Look Girl To Thi.'rsday, March 23, 1972 I,', I ,tea CU, Al 0t itSAN F OR D liii ll.. -11 $.,,II, 5a,,I.,d Cl. 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March21, 1c72 14-Th Sanford Herald In Illinois Primaries r4 .iA - -~ _*-_-__~_ , _.~ ~ ' I 1 - .I4 I W %111111317 ij Candidates Duel Today - 1. mttnwflt to dLcloae the names c'cnt of the vote. "Anybody Chicago's State StreetA1.1EB K. MF.ARS has 'P of all donors His staff has Mc('.arth). who " he per to get 30 ought cent, AP Pnittka) Writer d $OO(I on his first mi to work without PAYon. e estimat elecuon eve. on Sen. Ed said AP H1CA("O 1972, refor j after the April 4 conteM in campaign venture of aimed Muskie managers rnun1 S. MUJI%ZIL' of Maine bat. wifll peatedhUcomplatflt3thatMU •jjn. per cent lies two tmocraUC rivals In at least a iãrd a Me has no clear position on Isd ual IThoota presidential pm- against what the) mary contests today. seeking a Mc'Cay-MCGOVCFfl tandem In Do This If He mentioned the economy. st f or h shaken White the preferential and delegate bugs and amnesty f or ciime. House carnpmtgll in the crowded contests. A big, two-ray aho*ing In fl• draft esaclers. Muskie has diselections ahead. Drop At The Wrong Time Two million Illinois voters ti swuld e Muskie a had cusped all those topi cs diWth t,i.. ...ih ,mill drç. at the At as he beads Into his national campaign. were epected to cast ballots. ly needed lilt r'n t t,n' A 4.iur, Muskle a Illinois campaign well o er half of them In the V, lscins.ln for an April 4 p1 FASTFICTIto 41 mar that matches the entire budge Is reported at aboid rncicratic prlmar " P I'. P?artS'4' Pw t. ills c.ign The pnmar) iiiatched Mus1le Democratic field. tth 12 candl $.O0O, because treasury has suffer balloted th e Eugene 3. dates on Sen. 'tnd former t 'i 'uii Nobody appears to have found of his slow start and his coim PtP McCarthy ot MInneIIOta In a )'Ut e n on ss ur th ue to t presidential preference poll, a national I Musklc. Sen, George Democrats In Illinois. In Ottawa and ,ovcrn of South Dakota arid Monday. Muske sounded the I U.S. Intervened In Chile Election,, W ri ter Reports ~ 111v GF.0116F. (di)i)A WAI liNt ',i (iN (Al') - 4 - - -a'. L r ' i . i.: a - :. . • -- -. - - h..4.. - -' - -- -- _ v -. - tl - - -- -" - - ''j - _____________ - - .L . . ___ -. _____ ____ I - ~_ _ -,- - . - ' dittes in a mriu-st for 10 of the stre"ed throughout his cAm170 Illinois delegates to the paign. ill unite ,We I)Cmocratic Natiortal Conus and get as mo%VW in the vention. ~ K--19~;i.a - - -- I 00 - OLIVEI TI [7E Machine Electric 7 i Adding ~ i 'i'et cneInsi ,ittril,titesl It, IWO offlilals of 11w tnternatIUflhiI Ts'lcph'tw At 'telegraph ('ocp The Inerno, a rs,py of whls ii wni rc'Irnsil by s,lu,tinist Jnik Anifrrson. lists Its niilhors as 11a l ttrnsirls aIIII IInlwrt liarrs'lkt. who piiip.ite411y were Wednesday, March 22, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32171 Price 10 Cents ) Tax For Schools I .:,-.. ', v,,, He waded through midday Mukie is expected 10 ea.qh in the preferential con- crowls on t hawtshakiig tour c.' ttst which is not binding arid t capture more delegates than - - . - A .-- - - - -........ - - i•I• ' -. " •:J - " i..__i_ m m flO'I MARCM 24, 1r.2 l - Beatrice Paul C B Virginia A. Collins John Ebetach, ra,- apply rental toward purchaso . tic rrr. the makes were only pry. ers ' irthc st 30 per 0<4 6 5I % MAR. tSTM 014 Sail LASTS i $I DAYS MOL. MAR. "TN TWIU SAT ST UGER Mcharget Drummond responded that of $9,764,664 in ad _______________________________________________________ M and Mu. Misr : M ~ 1 I a KsI I ..i C.5151 1 . W. DANT 10 YR. 100 PR. VODKA . AIC Islet. 067 Mas(&," 0,640WIS 10103 ~J"`A,MERICA'S LARGEST WINE 9 SPIRITS DEALER VSOP BRANDY 86PR SCOTCH It $16 61 ODURNICY& HEDGES-BUTtER WISER O YR. Sanford .- . MLItL,n lnnsa Helen R mind. r*ltona Seliria R Browr, t*lin Stephen M. Shzire. Titusvifle CANADIAN CLUB -:-',' - . • wi IItWADC W" LASh I-. ________ scc'rs , 'I • . i;'uiLkI s ' ' -i #ii? - -w- : .t - t ALI, O(PRIC S. • • tiI SUM .':,'%. - I 01,0! A . Thea Lacy, DeBar VSOP BRANDY CLRTIFIED GIN us j!At.!t-1J _Iii.hA1uh1 .,' Field. StAgRAN OLJ GOLD • dignantsque3' 1C SLIND £5 obably will be a busy I as ilig~,pr,or many inquisitive female callers. I A c t or i i0 Appear trip S&L. March Disabled ArrimcAn Veteran ari.730psr - 3 79 - Sanford Garden Club, card party. tuncheor. and fashion Redd Harper, wtU.l.ri'wr singer arid actt. Marrit !I. All nils Sclirxii txx'k fair Prairie will be at pm viecjneticta Ri e Tucadsi 415 dg at Bapus' Ch urch ci writer, Lake • . , Starch 24 Sal Board. 3 p.m., t,uiget mmtenan rvn % '. • "'°'"'" -Z -'-" rv.': , flA SILAS HOWE k- TA..NRUERkY I s. , UJ # 47 ROCKING CHAIR LEWIS '66'0 Kint , s ,,,,:: A, . . ° ' "NJ PR. -or JACQUINS TV VODKA GILBEY'S CARSTAIRS . ,jNlf I Dli SU 91:. 5 = ~'- ROYAL DELUXE 1. .... . - ' . O.F.C. ? _W -j': 74 ILWjP SAXONY 7?.' • fl :' , -..:,- '" results ..- ' - ,'.. . '. . _____ -::ii-'-' _______________ About yesterday's Chief ______ _______ ____________ Justice Robertil' reco mendations, for additional Circuit Court Judges ... the _____ Lacks like Seminole is in group which has the blessings of the commIttee merrihers _. 'I .-. . " • s•'" * - featured Couple days ago, e Editor from a r to th te a Let wo man who complained of loneliness .. and didn't want we PR. -.. I 1 ._ • 'v" I Ml ,, e_• - -I .' ' SOMETHING SPECIAL (J I H au .as a.i II 5511111 5 •1I' '1 REBEL YELL 1 .u'3iit14 '_•-v - V I iL ii. i (2 1 150 rwrc'.r tifiD " " .UJ UI. i..ii.i- ili.I.fl (Alt . I.M P. 3 419 ............. . ..... tOtRISIL C$i*Jfli 1u56u50' SE IICSI OR tAUTLRR1 - PURL t.AurcpaIs ____ &t: - tILAW OPPi appearing In The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprini size for $3. - •1I' PGPT 1. WALKER RED 747 - sJsa.. T . 5t- - 'I TiltS r BUY j ,,'aa Cone " QUART IMPERIAL BLEND ' 4, . & there are others like her, though ... we have a name Of A ST. LIGIR ,7,. 491 'J II.. I 11 .1 PAUL MASSON ,';i 'S. IUPGUWDY-SLUTLR14L 1U4'Nf OR 1(051 18". 59 (*51 I :119 49 AMBASSADOR . CARDOLU 95 GAJ4C1A lip '.1.. 1.7t . .. 2.19 '. .. 1:: . .. , '- * Hi-Way 1192 Fern Park " QUART JIM BEAM QUART [AlLY TIMES . 4, 487 - I" 83 '1 16 il ' 1I - i7"., 1711'. . . 3' 50 MARTIN RI(SLI ROSABO 3"S TOUtS rI - . "!J can * ,,_._. - S01JPilIO 1495 779 fl9 1.99 I Mary Noons uiiled to tello( her eznbaraislng experience of being in a stalled carat the busy 3575 intersection of 25th Street and Pirnch Avanue ... only to hay' 34.15 399.. 4775 r WYIT 1105101 CiliM 5.41 fliiiiu 3.99 -- - BALLANTINE QT V ... fi In distress. ILWPCWU 7.41 79-95 0t! ** Nice to see that It's still being being a gentkmn.aii and takims,, the time to help a d:iiael done C 2.% . 1$?Al 35$-MOlilti -. -D-St01U 7.99 24 7.99 Lam via sue ' in never gratitude; one can only pay "In kind'' somewhere else In life Anne Morrow Llndberg 1.41 .... 15.95 3' IMP UIJIUUMILCM r UUTLAU LA Rf.D(*1L 199..-. 7295 .. ,()UTII %iFThAM.SE forces open a new front in eastern Cambodia. ASKEW says he is plea-ed President Nixon did not endorse a constitutional (;()%,. 111F.U11111 IN WEATHER -Yesterday''s high 79 low 63. Partly cloudy with chance of showers today becoming ' generally fair tonight and Thursday. Highs 78 to 85 today and around 110 Thursday. Cooler with lows in upper SOS and low 60s tonight. - - ._ . m I1 • (5% I r u ri I F"' - • r r I..) .i I ti Iu - 'Talk Continuing £4.95 356 .. . . i?l - L _!- - et another int.'rt'isted entity, I'.xtendlcare, who last week was reported to have requested LI hearing before the Conimissioli, This request was considered premature at the time. hospital altorlicy Gordoii Frederick has not available to discuss this matter of hosp i tal sale with the county attorney. lie has, however, beets requested by the hopitaI board of trustees himself available For a conference. A tweii to make meeting is expected for this week. Commission (.'hairmafl Greg Drum mond Ii opposed said that "every has-been 1)emocrat" for to the hospital sale He said that souse time i . - _______________ - . -- - _____ '1: - . • . ' I • - .4 - - - fl7 - s 4 - - ; A " - WORLD Sil.ski. 'Just iru t:st t;m' " rrT " 't visiting that 'sick friend' - and r'ip the challenging St Johns River NOT A pleasure to both viewers and the sail boat enthusiasts who are crowding the Sanford lakefront on weekends, taking advantage of the "typical' Florida weather as captured a bove by the camera technique of John A. - . _------ -- Question L ___ ___ - I __-- - - -- -- - -- -- ----- ' I i.. - - ---------•- - - - ---- - I • rings Hassle Use B feasible corn- inly een niirrneil it be cadets to fill In (cr vacationing recently acquIred 24-hour police peared to neither matter Ii) nunutes privtuusl'that in promise poticenien. However, sonic protection, ould obtain two although Bachelor said Bachelor said that a corn- municipality c A misconception arose In the NORTH OI1I.ANDO had !arned of the situation i1t 5u4ie5ed additional cadets. ap promise prOasi recriproca) agreement with the matter with Mayor Brown prom that Thursday Huwcver, 3achr r Brown remarked Mjvsur in- between be and Longwood I.ongwood police denprtment contending that it is to ,00th that there .ittemptsul conception was has Sweat in it Chief Edward for use of North Orlandos police pression that these were sought which North Orlando would lure was only one cadet requested to 'troubled waters" by cadets resulted In considerable for a 18 hour week. th the vacation period terect1ng that 'it is still in Nor th Orlando Police Chief an additional police cadet end assist wi verbiage culminating wi th an for policemen for only a month discussion stages .. nothing send turn to Lon.g'itood for rim accusation by Councilman Walter Bachelor said that it firm." Charles Howell that Mayor his understanding that both the weeks and Lonirwood would do or so. Ra'weli querted as to what the Granville Brown kept the Issue cadets were to be loaned for a the same In recriproctty. At IA total of 32 hours weekly. Furend of the nine weeks the ad,5ary L k a "big secre t." ot have lid n NOIth matter titer, Bachelor said the cadets ditsonsi cadet would be 1. the Specifically i the .ii ievolved around the fact of the were requested for a period of evaluated as far as retaining t May Seek turn upon a temporary basis. reply that they would liars to Longwood police department nine weeks, thus resulting said that this Bachelor employ someone. requesting to "borrow" the the municipality losing its Iuncorporane RweU then asked if this were . T.' a MARION HETIIEA - was was a e ' ap- anti l Council Mulls Use Of L d L kes .# an uk a c.iw I .ci By Lkmna I'.MrS ,trounil the cs"irse to he built purchase agreement CA.SSEI.IIEItI(V Will the over use next five )ears.** tie points out the city received suns of $O,()O annuafl>. land 0' Lakes golf course further Zaccu said, ho as a recreation facility a request Irossi developers to at e city shown th th study has or will the l6-aete tract bi rezone parts of the golf course allow condousintuni apart- can purchase the property from converted in large part a condominium sipartinent ritents. The developers id in the owner for $&O!)3 a year and apa.rtnients the conununht> t'xctuingt' for the rezoning, the etmunate These controversial 4tlestloflS ilol f course could remain is golf flOfl;)lt'tct> have been considered at length and us detail by a special threewever, as a site to for ______ ouncil lstt;e C John Harry Sam rook and Or, Job's Conclwion reached is that t1le ideal would tx- the retention vf ,. Drummond Urges: Courthouse Use Old the "green belt." But can it 1w the ,4h,,-,:-- 'n.stt'ti by the done" One thing for certain, told Liii. till I.'vu.d t • ( la)Usut, wills the p.ci..gt' k-atetl us the ..'ld courthuut soimsi' action imiust be takt'ii us lueArticle the city. The deeti restriction of be danused. ''Ars theth' spat's will t.* I requiring continued tpersithui 'r )tlii lit the isewtotinth'use Ii wiuis'zsii eictssst't1, the tract us a golf court' itlohbi gtith,itIt siwulti di' All we posib1 can Li expired in February and the cwisider 5 the UI it) of sase this wreck Withut thai loose is on to have the property recoratitioning building, *ill again ha vr rt'zt'iietl to allow apartimielit it ItlotiSly rather huts ,ittit'' ijfttt'i 48 user Sauli rd or ist cornlo'iiinIWiI construction .the with Use previous piarts to ha't' .m Aolwx I., ,,lostoahue use of the site to (reenhut Construction Coin' IS' UI I t1t , ' of we it'; rtiIer tilt S parking lot (,rrenhut tie said hi, believes be' INDE t'ouunittee, . anti a new t'un- woulitbi aisienuibk to this isi.sni cilmisan in office only three twt'siuse ('U SItS i. $4iAI sit ttt'.* dcath months. Insists the Land must be lit overtus LInIIC kept as imsuch as possible In its It would have 1(1 IY because It set state to protect and Is behind Iii i'ulsstruition It the t'aknttar ant , pans> raze it (sill 0 It' and get tier on tier way iagal:i let's give bu ms this week's Mister Nice Guy inward. place for lanitlies to live And bit' has taleis his case to the ik'oIIk "There are basically three CIISSIICS vIlabIe to iii,'' hi' sauul. 1 1' wy arc: I. l.liiiitiute tlii' gull course, resbo'imsg it wills tss,isies 2 1 tiliil,iiiiuiiltsiiii alsil ti apaitiineult.a with a golf course of the gulf course by 3. Uw permitted of 70 RIAA houses thy with rotutrut'tion Ill01 uuuiOtifl WASlIl(.It tAPI 'I'h rt' AFt,('lIl isseustiers uI I'S) Nixon s I'rcsldriii toils>, rt'sigiirtl litu,i it tuisgs'r sas tug tilt's i'ltI i sintiul cooperate to a III prugmam they Iesseit a' i,hnnui'tI against the issitltimi's t'i sItJwortt 111,1111V 11 % tisarAbLs> FItt'ntnl i.'tiflUlWIIt I IA F,nte(talnlnelst Ilk I Iii.l3i.tI hi'pItssl istes l'o'dui' isutii i'i ItS Society Sisits i Caffumm-it oan 0( the cadem. Urgwovd Board in S IVA 6A, 1A u.k ,it 1 1 iiisy night .' at 3 p.m. U the mse ILNY asaman to .iiscusi the question ifuicurT,ujratiun - simply a request , uisr_ "r artier rum Fqemjn , athiseil the that rnwn id that the vtllase all papers are ,ümuat sl'.:uid iisist Loogwoud by order and that tlwqueatiun Sending one of the present Lill, require the jute of : will IS bow' week. fur a cadets of Like Mar'. C ouncil Herbert Fox uije':teil a Ia spuksninan, .t.txorillng puuat as to question at this corn- . Mrs. Sassjnisn. this will Ruwl!. as police hopefully be on the Sep' tuis,slener, was not cunau.lted In temnber ba.UuL the matter :-:.. R,eI. Lscicsed 'tut he had - a - rtoi" ourahm 1U scratch yours" wc'uld discunwuse Its' tflsp1iteh village bor Brown said there was no such I to keep Cosselberry is desirable mission denied. . - fact (tuit soul.' oiiipiiit who are Interested In In the purchase also favor placing the 110"1111111111 sway some phiyicisIi mianugerihip huts tended to olihulons. I)runulnotld said hit' cItIzens should realize ,is'u U a $10,000 th at sulr of thu.' hospllul would I , • IliCilU loi1 oil toe Os i' era )Ut. ii WOUau additional lunels for the school building program $50,000 to $125,000 us well as a tax boost of from for the ('ounly. - , ,ill. medicul slaff was not 110118111Y In fikvor but the order to brush his teeth. Per. 4 0 K I in brough Tuesda -y brochures tie had received (roiis displayed some ('0111ni Isis ioiie r John _4161111111" - . - _____ -2 Morris MetU hop out of his car ON TIlLS DA'E IN hISTORY Lu 1544, Japanese kamikaze pilot Yokinso Taznaru requested perpilsilon o urn 1)79 Sale of Selijillole ,%jentorlul Hospital c011tinues to collie before the Huard of CountY ( '0i11g5sfjiOfler5 * * * One 1'A&1Pfr1!1tt ''----.---,-.- '.-.è n ..'.(O.I(-' the ice ... a Mrs, Braden a 32290M, for triore information. 1 6.99a. ' ____________ • t*$5$l' A PAIR of setbacks in the Illinois primary has shaken the reign of Mayor Richard J. Daley as ton r man among Chicago Democrats woman who'd li ke to help break 'i! . II&I . ,,, ' anon UtATIR McHINRY 12 YR. , "E ABC -S a AlL U JU 4 -.---- V.0 COACH 3' , 12° j/h1hIhh1 * Hi-Way 17.92 M t. " ________________________________ '' way for those WISh 10 YR. ¼ ' '' " 'B. Ice I ',.. "379 &tIVPTWlfl 't' 7' II 11" 8.15 7'y•vi•I . , •a' IZI a PLASTER I NUT' ,.(sII14$i - :I.s 11 5qy LI1iMI0" her name to be published. who'd bk to No her as a th communicate wi result of this desire for TIACHIRS 4tl 4 '-I •IIIJ wimi avisi • I '1 71" *1.1 I ._i.__• ___, ' CHAMPAGNI 7.49. S%.._ 4. 449 rU ' . $ SvtI 1t II' -...........- ....... ,... •5.s4 GUCRINNUMIR 47.M iu M'b'' 1.19 SCHAEFER BEER 6 6 'AI 125 BLATL BEER MILLER HI-LIFE BEER 10.95 TUBORC_IMP. DENMARK " ROYAL DLtUXI •9 ' 5LAi (Jt f 49! .1. bone? champagne !i HIN MARCHANT BAELAT 9511 •' &S _____ [4YJ.I(I'I:T.4_.I U ...5*A .: 35'. £i" (HIVAS RIGId 1 YEAR J• ' .a'w BONDS MILL E '' I 5SL 'e ._. J•,YSV I _C10 DICKIL * •ait..i - ,, C ' amendment to prohibit busing. But Askew's agreement with Nixon's busing message stops approved half of the total Judgeships requested. -about there. ''...- .'... ...... SF..N. F..DMUNI) S. MUSKIE, claiming in victory that he'll keep winning now, leads Sen. George S. McGovern in a contest for Illinois delegates to the Democratic National Convention after • beat.li ng ...ugene J. Mc arthy n a presid ent i al preference vote, House Judiciary Committee - 8 YL DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 ________ xWrff 2 ... 35 If 95 4 PRO GI:. 3 iS -- 45Sf E LM!SSSY CUJI CLkIDIU 3 3.....I' 3495 5' HICHLØV BRUit 3195 4" ROYAl NIVIE GIN-YOURS 3.11 E' Cti1lfiL PR!TII 1 YE . 11Th 5 LEWIS Ii" III'. . 11 .95 15 r 01 CAIVEIl PLSPOt1 1" 01. 1Pi.YOUUJAWjIN3., 15" 14' 1 01 IZU BRD0L B PR 3.. £99 -- 1311 r 01. CJJIADIU UK 16.1- 4-91-- 51-95 ) in OT, L011001110W1194 G1113... 14' * 3,.-1P LS.I5 9' 17 Ti. 11LUII11E 99 5.4s-. Gth ir WISh 11 Ti. CAR 10110 1.99 .... 5 Ii BIAL BOURBON 4.99 .- 5695 3.,.1l' £95 ' ruu Diiul UI cwmo 3 ..-ir 5115 'NATVAUW IMP. RUM 5' OIL HIROVY ..-ff-' - B3.15 P W VEL VET 91 UUARI HLDGES-BUIUR i 411$ PUll 3...i 1 4*95 £115 1" UlCEiTlIlED 19 40'5.19E1.95 4" ABC VOOtA GIN 5" BOURBON SU[ 3....i 3. 14" 5195 ILCJIKS _!S5C 1' 1tACHPS 5CVit 1" QUART ir 11 YE BONDt ri 14.95 G' Wi COACh 12 Ti 111J10 4 73.. I Ti '' C NAUGHTON 5314 9' 01111k "Ni I 91 [ElI HORN 93 1 Vi Pt 16448.44 'a" CIRT1FIID •"I -. OD GRAND DAD ABC GIN ctnw (IRTIFILD RUM CE RTIFIED 90 '" '" • ' '" " '•' ARUM ç VAL69 GO(D SC!IflI!4 t rI f.fl(TILMLW coMpog' . 1 . ABC. 1N1UCXT IMP. SCOTCH imp SCOICO BOOTHS -- MYLRS RUM VODKA .I" 100 SILAS HOWI 14 HIAYHI I's - __•1 I& 55$S I It I i' '':& "_ '- . •., By ,., * ce I)eBarv Comniuni: Center His appearance will he in March conjimctiwl with the showing of League of women Voters March 25 a color motion pict ure feature. School Board, 3 p.m. budget 'Gid Loves People," in which annualmeetxng,:30p.m.. First administrative ofrrvie he Poru f*c'es.warehouM andtexttiooks. Extenti new wbools an both antagonism and p- H Sanford rtiakera Club pointment, Agri-Center, Altaxrwnte Springs Extension Together wi th Usa and Club. am., lag niece and nephew in the film Seminole County Republican ç t Federal S&L. Altamonte story, he defends a band tIPCUtiVC comniltier. B .m . at I..appearmlnt hippies FUJ1 Federal S&L. 320 V. Jigoonce incites fear ande placid Saran Blvd.. Altamrite thruugbotlt th rum community. A rival a.grwul. Springs; public invited seri'es as the 'evils Sa nf ord Tourist and Advocate" in testing the farm th IL era faith, as do two stunning fleboard Club covered p.m.. t th dinner. 6 Imses in personal rtirces Center. Harper sings two fl aciiigs the film, one called "God Loves 7i,'JTiittt Club. I ;.i. People" and the uther, Tbe : ('c:ltiierct Goad Life 1t. ' %• . Cadet Inside THE HERALD have been tabulated In Illinois, what one message do you think those northerners were trying 10 convey to America' As Muskie would have us believe that "this is the successful of beginning primarIes;" or was it because there were so few running Dial those Illinois constituents didn't have the "Wallace, chan ce" to protest? Wisconsin will tell the tale or Pennor California sylvania... I. 1.D1CS Now that the . is, V---:.tiouiva _____ 6EN0KTIN1 :.- 79 • STFIGA McCORMICK fiy.%.' INVER HOUS 3.99.. .. • 1... IMP TIQUILA I CROW OLD 48411114". "' '' • -, All ;11 L11A. Seminole Audubon Soic3ety. 2 ' ' ' - ABC 8 YEAR ' omen'a Club. noon. Club 1w - . S41 imp SCOTCH 6 i" - RAMILIA COFFEE LIQUEUR ;-j 4 79 ' CUM -- Altamanti- to V.akullk Springs 21 and In Person Federal March 2D-? 14 McHENRY OLD GOLD $$ I 4 : : . • - ~'J - - - . .. . . to am" - Headli nes III ec -' _______ __________________________________ nee Nah, not too many from in_.!.l, .. 0 Unfortunately it's a sign of betcha the one the times ithone ringing the most In this country Is that of the Navy Chaplain sta tioned at Cecil 1. 58 " "IsYY QU&RT HIGHLAND I .RUM c 4 , iI'II" LOUNGE COCKT AIL -' .' gaas _____ visit you. slautIlUt II _ - '.'-- 11 I OT(5 INI rI?CI swlwIN iw I Byiohn A. Spoliki '" . III 6040100% - Id ' ., . val o rem taxes collected, $6,621,783, representing 69 per cent, as received by the School Board Of $11,164,785 in ad valorem taxes, receipts and excess fees from departmental operations including zoning, clerk of circuit court, and landfill office, $6,633,073 was received by the School board. This represents 60 per cent. Of $24,591,165 county revenues and state revenues returned to the county for county-wide ds,$lB,988,383,or77percentwasreceivedbythe School Board. Drummond told Buie that the matter In which th e School Board has applied Its po rtion of th c funds would have to be identified by the office of the school superintendent. .P11-E.1!Tii I GRAND BAD 100 rsee,", ., 9 a. ^ CHARTER 1 ii -~ CANADIAN SPRINGS t 10 YEAR OLD ,. 'T - c ,,,j~lKlcal. McCarthy said he I bm. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Wdlard Harrel, bay, Sanfard Doroth t.. "ItWiOti Fern Park tJ Gwuber. Ann ancy Orlando Frank 1. Smi th Sr.. Lake Alts Lynne Raborn r.rd ;2george stuart da where he ran a fourth 'nth 1~ - Scritis Tindall - aft" (.o,rimunkt ftirres in (it1p were seeking to line up supçsswt (or - A. P. Buie, Seminole School Hoard member, is compiling statistics relative to educational building needs, It was reported by Chairman Greg Drummond to the County Commission Tuesday. Drummond said he received a communication I am vitally concerned that e are steadily falling from Buie,reading in part educational building needs for this county." meet our attempts to back in Buic stated he would appreciate assistance in obtaining data as to the percentage of the total tax dollars remitt ed in Seminole County applied to edusation in kindergarten through the 12th grade. 6 vh~ Further he wished this Information related to tal tax picture in Seminole. That C9 oney that this si gn i fi ca n t $9950 ercfltof the vote. __________ Kathleen M. French. New srn%T= Beach %antcj, New Smyrna ~ Beach aye Alire EllIOtt vi . . .. the charge of in 218 uas Troop SCL)UtS of . (Staff Photo) y ceremon osw_n Sanford: Sarah Mae Ban Dorothy F. Chandler In" Smith -"'-' - ' i-Jrcr'ii+ril IV%e'IIIL'I 11.41 t Cth(TU' AdmIaiofls ' ''1p Births 1 gins, and Muskie needs big ones regain the campaign momentum he last In the first two primaries-New Rampsture. where he won with 4 4 . % 7.. *..J FlRiAl- ( Saturday afternoon in Fort Mellon Park by Girl Scouts and Brownies of Sanford Neighborhood in in cornmenoratiofl of Juliette Low, founder of ''ru question is one of ma. The .'- ,..- - j' - •- the ewleilt of any t;.1; n volvem.'flt in the ulleged ta's prev•nt ARPTAP from takir-' powt'r . 1 -*.. :.- 11 ANN SIE('ZKOWSKI !f[ - gave him ,ssniirvtutri nnth"rtty Iii do all shot I of a I orriiniran itrpiil,lIr-iike ac tion- In kPels II1PWIIIP nip 4 .1 . by I $ 1j) fcjliow the lead of Chicago South Vietnam, -'the wrong war Richard J. Dale. r begin with ..." j servative Jor,te Alessanairi The mmo was one if sever 4ev'n released iM.rsitfl H.' claims they were written by ITT officIals daring the evitic.ui to the c period leading ai,guratksn of this Martial IWPNI dent. The n'.m' 40 riOt spell I' ('riTp rosinp of j'resldent Nivsn r the shree-'Sa'I r,;ce, c.n- Korry resigned his pi'wst its 1771 and now wotks In Waistsingtrin as a ennisisitant Iiw the (1ver4'as Private Investment lie was riot avsilahia' (4W 'srrrnent Tne'tay Allende did not win a majority In the eltmnn, and the cncstest was tot, decided by the Chilean rrngress At tho time the memo Il. 3970, antiass slated. Sept Statp lsepisrtm.nt giving him (hi' green light to move in the "fli. f,.-,!,,,, l'5Wi't Buie Is Exploring 'I . 'Ill" flhiIIWltlliWl (he U S Eititins'y in (lilly' Is, sIn its lii'at to keep leftist President S,nlviult'r Ailrn'$r trcitvi taking 1q',' In 1970, sirotiltnit hi a 64th Year, No. 153 an same du-ecticm be said That is the main challenge of th is leiict haIl the delegates U and probabi) more, 1, ziz - 4 FALSE TEETH r_ § - - '. State De partment ,____- :' U' - hh AII','le fr"r, !JiIn,f the m.ro'i u,I'I to (hue by I 1 to report ti, the firin wi pi.Iitinh 'Iev.k'sp. mi'nta rnlIswIng Aikn4.'s ekelion in Septerrd#i 1970 I:i.'ven days after AiIendes ele( lion, the mn.rws sail, I) S Arr,I,nsqa,kt iiwar'i Korry rc'ieivecl a message (ruin the LS.TII ' why - �-- - ' - -'= --- - -'y• - li' - -- -- - --" - 2A-The Sanford Herald Ic Wedrii'viky, March 22, 1972 - ., 1 .- I: For Nixon 's I- Proposals _____ -----'--- - . - -- - 1 .- ---I Nixes B Count y u i ldina Ac 1 - - ( Is - - fr.. ___________ . fluTAfl)—a mOrnWTIUTL 00 rw tzs.lnç until JuLy 1. l97would be agreed it b~ House and Senate conferees who are It) work out a cTh WASIIINCTmN AP A rLser kol s President Nrxcws AC proposals it), House and Senate members has dimimed chances 13r iuui nz on a huge edutioe. wn But strong opposition a a: c*v&i-ngnz grci and i enthuiiasrn Co the proposal b 'vil rnenlbeTs of Congr Et S11'PW1flI the adixunls_______ _______ centa and buzingare tindini. faultwith the me ?TtI*Lent& roact now i Io fu11e and long flow faØtr om the __________ '- progran hearmgs k.a.ti politz.i ctüJier) Mearn noted that Nizom Ui -ilk -, federal school aid. Pell, - ; t - I . R.1.. ThV I - \ 1 a speelal hutnper II . - i4 :ii - - . I a "M — . -w- *- ______________________________ Is Policy Requested fit 4WN 5WJ7EisWPkJ _ U. I; 'J u an i/:. CO U fl C % :Finding WASlflNGT)N - , C I I . Mrs Larry lirunelle. lie sold the memtn1rship itt his own neighborhood in only an hour. He had previouslysold 2(10 zoo license plate as well its 'l-shirts. distributed literature and was active memberships for the -Seminole Zoological in the tsi1 hicit-off last month. as a Past. It " Zoo Wins H urt , Sasser T on birth control and handing a Colbert, Sanford atiornes, package of vaginal foam to an I)uamw BarreL. chief deput. unmarried woman WILl Lt Max Stewart, pitiesw- isu t The act declarer u-iat barrznf the states from bannlnç flarfl he _ convaceptives tv singit people appointed b% the sheriff; one - trot permarlen, ful! adults This holthni was on a 1mw deputie.. Stewart. and one VOLt 0! 4 *1) 3 a member a! the count Massachusetts. like )4 other resirlicts ungire people's eien trom 7W- board wl' u iur-tti cents-at devices among its members a chairman The state Permits married and shall convene as often ! Its . MAIUO\ RETHEA NORTH ORI-A,NDO - Voller apathy in this municipality was again evidenced in yesterday's election in wtuch less than a fourth of the s registered voters went to the polls. Of village' the Sf13 electors, only 123 cast ballots. Winner of the Group 4 seat on council, a two- us per iand may eve deter : rount attorney, said that It is. vloIence Repeated manconcetvabh that a suit could hi as late as 11, years, :caii someinnes lead 10 days anti that it would be ur lack of motivation. fortunate U 11w- bends. were not .'. liSt-Am estimated million Americans have A resolution - ____ tried marijuana, and $3 wtuch designated Sanlando, the million continue 10 use it, ,-: Suboit Ilcautiful, am area on most I ently Sane the east hank a' Lake smoke more than and to the weSt of Semxnok- sed A4 - . Pointi ng To Pat Buie was I of the State of n ion stand at - .11 j City Hall Bids ,3 I - - n.igiiiiu'nis iii It arsanu. us purth'lpuled in spuradle One maca hump about computer, Tlar reg e wur for flpumT Who we mwrcfrcl to rhc darned thtnps. mats lv the Polish cupitul for sears urevedi,'r J'rnident Nlauui's visit t China. experts check FUNNY BUSINESS At RiJ'pC" B&PCO ,,. .. .... .e... '.. . ..' uw .. ... - " ,,, __ ' ' ____ ______ -- s' I ________ ' - ---______ -- T' _Iy S IX '.. ri rn e - Trials Slated • MMEMMNMEMNMMNNA - -- i, L __________________ ALL COLORS I.,", 9 I nrc. But the %'e!cnmt' V,'non To Benefit horteu canmke&tt-aSLCt U. adjust to your new surroundings. and n'-'v1~e put a smile on your A Gospel Songfest with tiebenefit 1rceede to Mi Youth Shelter Is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Sunda) ,anford Civic Center at vtored periuruners will b CoyCookand'1Senator* (nunires, and Robby Clark, formerly of the 1)uit? and the Cathedral t Gospel music bulls may Obtain advame tickets lot II \33c Ai.L'jTI(L OSE HANGER C . SSc - M)N-,A'lyO 0 lOOT GARDEN HOSE - RABBITS orG ¼-- , REG REG . lill' : '' 844 2 , " -, .,,. .. \ ~ I,--"~ ' ' 1)i,Si INON Sl'ItAY mu i'enino "AG Value of -. ()fl . , I sloe ti..i.L,., *I j' liE 4 5 I s .i $541 RVO 55 -- _____ ___________ ... __ &Z-71 7-1-7 ____ IVP __ 6tflhIINI UP POSITOR iii 1.4w 369 SVPPQSITOAIIS '. . C .39 '1 - 'e 1 With hUh) ii ( - 13 list _________if ____ , 11 i_i 65U0PI $ I -. I ' a?a;vic // R( ) 99c u - - Jill flLtt! "J"A"I " - tip 51 99c P4IMAIOD(S ! ! A NIL -. ,IlitnipIl nIIv' Vi) LIGHTIR FLUID JOHNSON'S BABY OIL SUPfR BRAND BABY OIL 1U '-.1 MU. 45 79c Culnuol:. ..%~1-1 2 99 33 A UIIaI .,,. f 61c - 514 '' 5i '-, V.kltlr BAR-B-0 GRILL Sn ,.'I ISA) 0 ____________________ ________________ ___________________ One titloms US CII BRIQUETS CHARCOAL '2 ':, $895 AtnninlOIIl''. t,,iii't (IUIPI.ilt QUART \ eQaTAnira 44 -: *t ci' si 1111 ttifl h IJuin SitS, gail Choi rle.iu. u,mnt' , 87 11 12 V AL Ut . ~, PHILLIPS Mliii of MAG*ISA SUPERZ BRAND MILK Of "\ _. MAG*ISIA i ill hum . 4' HILPA PICHkIOND 661.5141 Dollops. 61 L(.1i;ITf1!1b 51 VALUL , _______________ ______________________ -. RLU S' %J 57 AU IM POII!AIIII RADIO . - `1 "'" t79c 6 r ;I f i. __________________________________________________________________ fi : r *DHI.SitU '5'- ALIUIMUM DVLIJ*t CHAISE LOUNGE '. : $ ,I,, POLl-GRIP ii SUPERI BRAND SUPER GRIP \- DINTURI ADI4ISIYI IOLt)IPSC. ALUUINUM fAT!O CHAIR r ir 7 c ' _____ ___ I0 ''' itlClutl-I eleCt'- , IfI)h&i' 'a*Lue 9 !I::;:øi 77 _ \ -' — $5#E,,,.'• ( " MOWn I pit I-' b - -' "ft j,j,4 : 1ill*1'5i CONTAC COLD CAPSULES .,'%- fl','., a ______ - ' - : I T. 1. ''.. u.ir 5 11 ,,'] 'r'r' JCN Or 'wi 'Cd , : . 11111111% 43c _________________________ ___________________________ . III 5370-41 uncr'Ut:orJts UPERZ BRAND (OLD CAPSULES V ' RENA CASTLE ii it y,ju jr EGGS S1 66 7 QANO sOlD STATE, ' S V ALUC is pr.its OME POM3 BAG - ' ' 1 MODEL MPIS-3345 17f $ 5,JIdMGIlS 5t,øi, Its. isc _____ 47 ___________________ ____________ k,:tui:II:u1r1 - . .• . ' ' VIRGINIA CONWILI, p)i-41(S Our - HOSt NOZZLE - - A. I re I :.:.11c WITH CANDY $ 299 'N PISIOL GRIP 'Ito 66t $99 Ic CHOCOLATE - ,. MARSHMALLOW - 'N. ..... Pta 44,.-!! r~ I 01 FIRE ENGINE -4,4 AU1l.JMATI(, ADJUSTAIILL OSCILLATING SPRINKLER ,-, 1 - \74C \,-~~ aVG 3I C :;; 33 P.O 5.. 10 (45k ______ '1''• t.iifcud, P•. MMII (SILlS 111-410 '...,.1L..u,, MAYBEWNE COSMETIC PUFfS ULTRA LASH .,,w ,.. I.'.. 1 arc. So 19 "-..- 99 SAIA 10 J-W S JOHNSON' SOl! brend 11 !I 4ALL411 ~) ,mn r .. ___ ' - $219 S 'ni . Ion QUDOIHO cowaovs FILLED STRAW ' HAT yiiiNiA P1TlOSt " PACK 0 CHOCOLATI (OVIRID MARSHMALLOW RABBITS 10 0, lulo' PORTABLE RADIO ' Z 33 39c,~ ,.::!~ I'6' I,%','11I'fl[1'[J1ftVTLT9 9(Fl~a~d,40n--. ______ ~ ", I ' . T(mcht&in's wA the June Brawl' iseliuty Shop, bIl of Sanford _____ _1\Lf _______________________ ----- - PONDS LEMON COLD (REAM TOY S A TREAT PADDLEBALL ___________________ Gospel Sing MIDIUM SIZIE JAR I mini MS IN A TOY' MATTER... 4ALL,E 69 CHICKS & BUNNIES I CARE S POUND flAG GRASS SEED )'j$O 11(11 A Y Dl DIETARY CANDY c to 01 PACK MARSHMALLOW I VASELINE . .4 __~ A_ / - -. 1144-Vi - . I I., I ~ I 1. . V - I tl~fji [- 27C nu liC . 9 BASKET $1,19 VALUE INTENSIVE . - , .1 FILLED & WRAPPED , EASTER - t,I 3 01 Tust PRELL CONCINTRATI SHAMPOO . ' __ _____________________ ____ EASTER GRASS C I /" "Tafeta" nri Longwuud, I1bWflJiiMt'5 kill '' A ________ EASTER EGG " Growing Sme, Chain Drug I.. L Y I ill, ' _.,_. """. year, Exteniion -' . , - IV Ar Ftit \ P11(1% GOOD SATURDAY, MAIC$2 OPII 7 DAYS A Will . ,, . Starch 24-25 . - - 2 AG1111111111111 n rr C ...r .GUARD Youth Home Ii) MAL1US .IU1IILA "- - Q-11 1 , I IF RIGHT ".40000 I, ____ - Tuesday, 6-9 p.m.; party, luncheon and fashion show. TlIItI:L '10 MAKE. itLAI; for the-It s'onlin: nnis,rn'mn S I.It tilt 'upulli' 11 launching pad Ut Cups' Ku-nnu-d". Left is' right. (hurls-s M. ituk.. lunar imiuduk pilot: Thomas K Muttinigin. eunirnaud muduk pilot und John t'ain. mission commander. to flu bat'kgruund. the- Saturn V urhkk that tuill lift tin-in nil -'upril 16 • • ' . LEAVING HOME Sanford Garde-n Club, card IS NO LAUGHING "hhI - -,m 5109 VALUE 49 executive committee, 8 pm., at R il ___ ...,._.. ID Li Qu Starch Ii'.ird. 3 p mn, tienttrt 5.)review - nid:liinLstrativt ofSeminole County Republican fires, warel'bowe and textbooks. w. new schools. First Federal S&L, Seni'an Blvd., Altamonte Altamonte Springs Extension Homemakers Club, 9 a.m., Springs; public invited.. First Federal S&I. Altamonte Sanford Tourist and Stiuffleboard Club covered dish Springs dinner, 6 p.m., at the Civic — _ ; hut j;uiit are the cues of Charles Ket- rect-Irinland cuii aling stolen propertY since his attorney is Trial scheduled tat April ing. charged with breaking Involved in trial pcdi in it the cases of six defendants, and srnteruq' a dwelling with Or'.m.ge County. CstC*'i Of WIIIIIII pleaded iot guilty inletit 10 commit a Alw continued until Mw,ch 38 usem at a"&'g="t6 L"dore CUVWt lluadell"llor- Pet')* WL~W); Terre-Il, charged with breaking . tam tm-na- tmicuia4 Roosevelt iau1t will i!i'eTlt tin t1,fllUhiit a I report at next 'Tucsdiny' Area Theft A Wild entering with intent to commit uu.sdeviu.nur, and stud entering with intent to charged with breaking and submitting bids and ttw-r "Zoo 1" at Ft Mellon Park, verstigniturs recovered charged with niisdemeimot': enteruig with intent to enniutnit a general bids are as follows' with residents donating articles worth of swveylng eouinment. commit - a a fLII.M?Y--Charles Etty, charged with two nuadeneanor. i Ashley 15 fl Aagard-Juergenseri, gs4$,I, for- sale' with proceed going to stolen fr om. AllLw-rj alled to appear Sorensen and neither, the Society. Case1berr' apartment toni- cowls of Ircalutig and entering presentenci' investigation after for aigoment and his bond $349,900; Kelsey and Son, mc, Each sud all of these projects plea, and arrested an Orlando with intent to comment a pleading guilty on Feb. 14 to esireated and a capias nuadenicanor and grand isti- lefllPOrar)' Uflhsuthtwzzed t ° P71, 492 'enmeii will require • large number of man on rt'veivutg a d* issued for failure to appear. cesw;- Milton' Craft. charard a :iwtue seluck. He was at that *,siw'uuia.. tsc'n on s. .,t ,.,i,..., jn .p'l 1,7 ..1Jq(V ti_-_-n_ - e ...u..... -iaugeo wiiza f'55TIflg two counts of bet-akinui and 'mw t%ockrted lot' trial on with at, Kincaid. $364,604; and Jack success Lves-y resident is inoff ii i-i- uritli violence to has Sheriff enI.eruut At vehicle and grand ciuu-ges of auto the-ft.i Jennings, $3&,Igl vfted to call the lmcnunok that Cbark.. boyd Roberta Arraignutent is continued for Kenneth (*ever, , Each of the- ai,uvi contractors Zoological Society otluce in We of lEn Edgewater Drive, had arsxn also submitted five alternate Sanford Atlantic National Bank been Cbarl.led ii,' IelactAve charged with two counts of lewd Clarence Jordan, charged on and lascivious assault upon a two counts u attempted rutsbAils and offer 10 help in some way. William Hogan. JJLP4' '1 Li,.n and iqjrtn'ate-d assault ; All of Us' law t'unsujei-ubi The' 1mw 15 drawunl near when Acvurnluui to the slnen9f, , child and aaunit with Intent felony. Roosevelt ape-cud public detenilet is. in.. t- , exceeded 1K' estimate, of definite progress must be shown equipnuee' was taken fruizi a eunuffit a______ appointed by the court Barkley, charged with man$3400P0 which Councilman and when active construction truck parked sit the Swnrnit Asmigxunent is continued Thomas Rudloff stressed was must begin, hopefully by Apartments and belonging to slaughter. mud David Sweat, I'll I _______ wild Mardi 28 for Nurmam: "the highest estimate we could Noveinter or Lkcetnter of this iisk Engineering Company at charged with manslaughter. -C• I... ...,I ., Musw, .4........,A 4s& "'"' ml IIWJ It WICi cuuxwe, O " U11111161%. aitamu011It bpruiga on Mardi 3. I , -. FOIL Homemakers Club, 10 am. Agri-Ceniter. I - _.'.3 - - - 11111119W111111111111111 7~~\x Pink hospital Seminole ladies' rummage sale, former Prtv Tune store on downtown Seminole Audubon Society, field trip to Wakull& Springs. First Street. Public concert, 8 p.m., by DeBanjConcertOrchcstra.at march 21 All Souls School book fair, DeRan' Community Center Wednesday and T)ursd.aY, 8 a.m.-9 Pin Sanford Fleet hleses-sr fun social ball, night with Sir Magic,7:30p.m , at Civ F.:nttr fir is'nl'fit of March Sanford Charged In I"!. it is ', uni tied nun's ug,e' t )r. Lake Monroe: carry-In dinner and enterta Inment. hurled- / 4 f. 1.17_A BAKIR Toastmistress Club, I p.m tsm- u League of Women Voters Ch.mbtr of Commerce. annual meeUng.7:30 p.m.. First Seminole Audubon Swiety, 2 Federal S&L. Altamonte p.m., Ho)) Cross parish house. Springs. %larch 4 School Roam-nI, 3 p.m., budget Great Lake Club of Deltosia. 6 p.m., Corn.iunity House on review - maintenance. - - Brush oi lemon ____ In public, or disorderly : have been ii tremidous. wtuckn 11w Sanford City Corn- state visItors Iii tilt 100 will A month ago at Lyman, Buit, conduct linked to public nwniier af wrecks since' thenusszumn bins set as the tune zoom whose living style is cotisidereti marijuana tat or : cove was isumlinceri _________________ when the' Commission will Some of the activities outlined "iibenJ" by some because of wlI discontinise' support of lix we- by Nelson to the trustees in- tin long haired locks and his also Lx' pwnsluubk s jail t: ________________________ The' first an major t.tii. dude- the placement a! a buothi preference to trav& ann a term at UI U &; daiy :: the Societ I nncm U 11w- at Fleet the 13rY motorryr'Ie, advocated bringing DriVing WItler the-' 11i ' recruitment a' !n,QIL members Associations annual Naval Air education back to the neigh,: fluency of marijuana would wtucti, ticcardiflit ti Nelson, will SUntan reunion at Lake Goideii bortiouds b the establishment - 1w- P aishablI, by p tin one-'. . shorn substantial public sup- on June a! one-room type schools to year Hi jail, a fine of hOOt - Port These nw-rnbershii will A Zx Night bull is being allow children to attend suspension Ifld of - phun in their own ncigbourhoods : operators' permit for 1: , Iiuottv, wW be manned at raIler than at a lam-its central days an P'rudays and wL'icii, he stated, was Ito m on te A '110.11115\ Saturdays from 9 si.nu 1in7 p.m mare a! ii place to keep tatz an -.4111111F 1 Aim, j5 on will Lx at Seminole etgdier, hian educate thenu BARBS Plau, and Winter Park Mall Among other agenda doing the same hours and on a on vulu parental _____________________ the same Rc-prcntatives r on School buses. expected There- iS lit SU'l ttIIIIJ a' pen will iii' twesent at the zoo torn- Lti lx: voiced by Waiter Teagut, a "free' coupon ' cession sthanl ann Sattays and assistant superintendent AL1AMONTE SPIUNG' Sundays trot-i. flUtm 10 5 J1I1 Two (-ijo A hu,ut,umici I: High Sejsjol Six bids were submitted at and at the flea market tii students an- scheduled to be ts'è.u, d r s psf • yrs$enusiy's niectang of Ctt Mattland on Satwdays and expelled for the :rrnuuus efforts. kuuu': of hr's pwup to have to jw - -Council fur time- sin's City Hall, Sundays (rum it aLrn to S pin t :Robert tn's-It-n Poole, :110's' wtud. architect Rotw-ni Webb Major restaurants and Easibruut 5ctnuuj P'!!., is catir:wtes will take seven cucktallloungesmtheareawth pected 10 report on auirIng 'mis- rules' Ithn a smliu' -'-' niunttis U completeta-inskt-diospunoi-ii 'zoo night land fur a nes sdntsi ir the' rh ,.m' _ is X p ia,~. Webb soid that i. upon lix' une' a month. wiUn South Seminole area. - ____________________ edifice- will cunuflence sunsfluleflieflia f tillS' Un April. so as-eu residents splitting between dub and ' (. It I' A( I un i('niln II Orlondoan should Ix utihzinu Us' facility auc1et II. 1101 kuiinr,. i. b Chtistzuaas tare-ri it I p I v in is I who is Local theaters will bestaked - -. L-11 %,,~., All of tilt- bids weiv referred w wt amde a alsock period wid l" I x:~~ vt-kinr s, Pro ambussadur h' FOfl V unopposed. received 101 totes. u we meeting at Lyman High School II Crd quail. drive for a new community center in the village. Miller received 71i votes to 45 cast for hi ponent. John Rtch Bitch had spearheaded a drive for police reform in the village. A tie exist,in the Group " council seat between the incumbent, Winton Hurt, and James Sasser. Each received 61 votes. A run-off elec Applicants for employment as tion will be held on March 28 for the office, also a deputs' shall not be mare than 45 two-ear term VtUiri of age. fliUs 1w- a t incumbent Mayor Granville Brown, graduate of arCFtdited Monroe its- In a' CE MILK '/2 Challenge artatwr untiI fSIITI fi fill '11111 Iletill,mitioling Ili inijuirleit from i rii'tuLwrs n fl. Ilnanil ''I I nlmlilMInnc'rS. he tniti th:rf \IaUinnit Utilities is iirantInr jnLs In property owners every day, Anderson -Alitch practice hnds disentiutnatery. I Ic s.iiiI — school or have the eqws'alent Of RECOMMCNbATIONIi- bather resolved that the Road fJ e I ' a r _______________________________ There were three sTite-in votes for former To H u r I A a tuilt school thplu tpamuw-nt An applicant also must be Mayor Clifford Jordan. IlegalastIon But in-gad stabilize 1kw- park on a mw-time pti,cally capable of per. pelimuist New term of office for the councilmen and Members of 11w Seminole be- actively sought over five all 11* Iwictions and terma fo sunoking 1. AiaUon az-or mayorbeginsonApril3. 10 Zoological Society have tin- counties. whose citizens visit duties of employment as set rnarljuan. In private ç lix' as-ca might be able tensif ted their efforts to keep the zoo Us Sanford included are PdC38U2C on ounce or ' maintain 1kw- park ilte UI alive Its- funit drive which Orange,IIrevard,Volusui. Lake M Pat butt Jr., Sctwo1 iess, while retatsung felony . future tepefull. xlii sari Us nix anti and Seminole lloarsi niernber. Is expected UIn. fpenaltiet for cultivation, ( The IM*rii also sent a request provide tunthtorrelocationtosi At least SD lw-i Cent 0! the hurl a challenge a! debate at salt for profit a'- possession U 11w Department of '..ri Site facu'4- Lake visitor,. signm the register nit tonight s 3D pa. board mwith Intent It sell. sp co cess th Fines of up tx 1l would 0 Florida to make a study of the1111111 President Clifford Nelson are tram out of stale. Wit: tht Butt requested time on the appI) to pni'-ion th curveovsft4zatLakrcharnn public of more than one - Itoad in Ovie& to cleteruws' presented Si aix-step props-ann 12 nilthon taw'istE 10 the State board agenda t cxptan- 1w what signs. if any, am-v designed to provide effective' expected next year and ever)philasophu of education and It U ounce. mit-for profit vehicles for fund raising A goal year thercaftet, there would uwmng this explanation that thedistribution of small necsar of $Mi,000 must Ix attained appear It' be reason 10 expect cta&iigr ptj.ej to be-':anusmtain*iblic,suu'oknig : in Ibat as-cm. There apparently 1w-lure Oct. 1 This is the date- that this percentage of ouIof or sun •ailab1e U ftO,O(1O th $JO,OCk h4nnr - to prevent pregnanc but allows Polk said the single people 10 obtain them gttutiozs a' the Civil Servi only to guard against dise Roam-ti will give job aecurit Brennan said. "Whatever lbs department personnel,Aj1 nghtsof the individual to access promotions given b U) contraceptives may lit, the the department will be by rights must be the same for hit exarrJnationm part of which will unmarried and the married Ix written, Polk noted P lie stated the propertu is one uintu ( fw t'in.'innt mis in tiont orens - ' man _______ - :u -. thsm' - "- t! - - - c I . ç tci i: I cl ci U eci .ght ii . - ~*Caust- brair damage, and . sllll pendini, hcywvt:them As no evidence that it lii otlieraclion, wc*Ui birth defetfla. It advised b'- 1kw Cowy Afts-mw-s physically' addictive; : that the CowityComnuasionhas .marIJuarui doesn't neri: ntiauthitytodispoaroftheold -ewth lead U mom the bondsb the iod specified it Section. Iwwerf iii drugs Marijuana year Avenue, i 'I I 'nppbcant A REAL CY(J-GETT1H ii Jam,e Brunelle, eighth grader at Lakeview Middle School, tthowri with his principal. Ted Barker. won Koecot cosmetics it by collecting £42 in once a da es he r'i'ff - reeommendatuxw of 11wutjj _________ Nat1onal ConuniseAon on certified b)_____ their engineer and Marl)uana and t)rug Uw- mew 500,OIX gallon per , arwagutinent plant is it Errcrm—Macijuaraa operation Approval b) Jim. _ S rNI1RflIJJVI4TI1fJ . punp and hare it ri'ath nt (1e5nnatei1,urea t fill the ttI i' c-MIA10TA—This comm- I.Anks within 44 minutes. unit), has had its share of firek Fver- yone who responded to 7Aining Director Robert 11rimit it. in In theta.t three weeks and th fire fighting did aneceflcn tfil%'O (if r;iitIrtSfWI i:iI ( job. The men worked throujh all near the Civic Center. -----A fun' was e'uting-iclw1b the the lunch hour and right fl L-WiLoots Volunteer Foremen Lhrt I Sunday night. On Monday Ladies Auxiliary. along with prepared residents. alarms were turned in at 10.45 other sanL1wchcs, coffee, tea and cold am. and at 2:20 pm. fightln firemen for the ntc; 29c Both Cbuluoth trucks were on drinks the afternoon UI 9C the um tth waits. the fire . . wt t and the Forestry Service sent UI'I1 raced toward the home Of Ilenn i 3 to start aha k two and Mildred Long, on 1opw without the help of the range". 11 Avenue. Arloed with shovels (Thuluota could have been in for and un ater hrne, the IA)ng' l'l Ana, Fe U , workedwiththe firemen to save Thi first fire on MOO-iA) their home. Mrs. 14mg said it I. broke out at the southeast did scorch 11 orange trees and corner of the Civic Center. With took Solo: VALUE °'' said the fire almost four volunteer firemen and 11 hORDE N'S his garage, they were both 501(1 residents battled the raging they had In buy (sin blaze. Fighting tilC send fire, which is believed been feeding. 'Double header ' fire, were 14 GAL. At 9p.m. Mildred went inuit to ASSI I) rIAVOI1S firemen and two residents. 44 nit and sparks on on shovel sand AU the junior firemen were the scene for the second fire. 9:30 she called the Chuluota vorith the youngest ones direcung Volunteer Fire D"runent a traffic. b) orders given by back to help extinguish b Sl.19 VALUE was stubborn blare which acting Chief William Hall. The determined to climb a couple of bo did an excellent job. POLIDENT Curious onlookers hindered pine trees. The Longs expressed their 40 Tab'pli PIui the firemen from doing their FREE Dentuit 0,11h hters work. stress the fact, should another and the Forestry who helped tin I,.' fire break out, please obey these uve their home anti suited the) to boys because they have been are going to make a donation the Chuluota Volunteer Fire 49c EACH VALUE well trained In their work. fL fl * I aAop beensgi-Lerettiia.rwont.u. available doing that time On motion of Commissioner &dne Vihien, It was approvect to set Ccwiuniaalon office hour' between lID a.m amd 5 n. utility Control Wilart: PmHl titid con,, nuuaoxw-rs that 'nw Cw-ra: Waterworks company has reported the repair of their effluent 1kt metes- in 11w-mr plant a " For -. Series ' ,q ' Blazes I - the do= open ttu'ough the lund 1. , Civil Service Opened Thisher!f forth b the deparr;wnnmi fl1111.1. SCLTfl fl IAMR St1WP1TI ,,,,,. hn, lw.r, -.-?ifsøn hi 1. hcmp.t. ant' mrinu •n, Writer . ;c:cusrhi.cPithus meducaTdoctar. j T4 i. monumental I WASHINGTON iAPf - the organtzatinnal emplove All persiom must take a will promote the eft-erul of the ; 00"10, F-~"w Single people have a not tr, f r1ff' written applicnttnn and pass the service. Notice of dIsmissal xuni of the Creel) obtain contraceptives L department with the an- cUnhiflhiti011 conducted bs the he in the form of a Xi-day married people art permUted to ?wWicfment bu Sheriff John Boird - -------suspension without pay. t)) the statt. uw &wreme CtIWI a ---shall he hired dismissal 10 take effect at No Polk that all iuii time emploves. _ TtINI U)dJI% of a expiration of his I who has been cozwicted ° elpeeted U number some _________ of btrtt. control will come under the denilvi. feW* or an) nuadernirtanor for period, conirtetion crusader Iliui Baird menLs new Civil Service Act. which the penalty SUSPeZISIOO. 71 be giten the anvti-Jnç. U i.. tat . flpp4rtur.it) for a hearing hef sherifi. tue! deput) asic tiw fuiemrnt udivuivaL married or single. U. personalPromotion Civil SeriFt Roar-ti with all he sea 1* tTt tTOTI WWfled and competitive to all persons privileges. All prs tiled in wsr three persons, g governmental UIUU1IC0 into par rumined and appointed tinder tht czst will be putiiir workers, are matters sun fundamenlall) af- covered under the act. winch this act and who have lw-Id a \ mt ROOXd may retngat any a person as 11w- decision was passethe IL position for at least sis nmnths t) - # 5-= erson removed us cases where whether 10 bear or beget Ii ir 1971 but implemented txxlis An) empICi)'t ______ be p 7' cluic. said Justice Wilhian by . be , _: I -h remimed. Board advised the Sheriff I: it ii nx trinritt. M-71N! U ~,nri-- inw-mv. Rio. ________ ____________________________ Catholic, delivered the 1 U obligations of the act _________ optnin t Baird could nothe trw, punished b' M.us*chusetts tam_____iit. w-s-jr, ; 1rnen' ci \/• iller j-'s lune Layer sdvi ________ _________ - \ttphIti') rna nussuaneri at '1uthere was a need 'Same rrie "i Couples As ____________________________ ~ - 11 ____________________________ ........... I' __________________________________________________________________ I - drsijnec1 — Open Door (2li ti I a C) I rquipped with rn rI:.. Zn prnfret oecsipnnL In a Mi m.r.h. j: \U r. irnd other fealuret tIiPU , - -. I I'J Sewers his property located on 1nts 22 gntinnw'n1 be did not build at for more than flue years hence said Mniltlrnid (Illiltics had flu aloollt III vnn.' 11W nIflSfln IN'I'nIIsi' of Block C. in F.ngllsh the time but has paid thn inn 0141, • and 23. omit nil Us unble In sell ,inornt"rhnns ironrntnrltini. lw is effluent nffest Seminole (ounty the nropertv. * - of - - a - p':..**. i' Of bflflcd% ' agafltit the Nix= ngrait th a CLii teleram Tuesday 10 borne ua..1"• - .- • -P. - . tncretflg •'"'fl, )P V-;- . % ' _ Because t JL'Z ----------UJ '!IJII% L1L till, (tjniyfll%*lOfl in 115 WISk 'eMion eonstru&tton at fJ (ifl). The i) 11w newer PIIilPIUS ishli ii hevp Ihitip sirninht, Unit he is plague South Seminole. Dr. unsure as in tine IvnnriI' In Tuesday, Dr. FAwln A. request was denied. Afl(1erWn sIIII1 he wonihi flOt IN' tention regninling btiihilnfl fl4!('*UW' be WI piiit to C& AndesI, retired fotti*r chie( I'stntrii in 0 pOSItIOfl tin 1155' (Iii' pinWIt)' ;wri,nits in j.; j ej acpaCt' medic on an ine at ('ape Kennedy, of - - • arrne MiIttwfl. Wadi. the represientstrw 1' .H ..' . yuw t", uprnw 97t1 vr1od two bills :. ytflf 1ue.cda ea11n Nizori monttorium proposal "a cynical attempt IL reward the Who td iy've, sand 10 undennhiw the moral leadership of thaw cliiwt endeavored 10 ccnnpk Willi , Ehi orA _.the trytflf gr..inil actiu.. national teIesISUL 10 convtfltS t he American WOi*t that he has changed his oplr1kor on tmprovi4 the odursUonal opgxwtunitiea a! disadvantaged children."Mean said.flitS Is AFL..CIO President Gege Meafl) Issued a Statement s Part Ci the tat lust - i I' 'I"' -. Perm .;PIII,I1!It,,%RflY vs7:s • Promnt jA WnrJr,nc'lri e , Miir' P1 1, 1 717 Tile S'!Ord I$.,rMd Out Pttct 789 , S $ 129 _______ w six' 3inl TRI.PRINT go 144 ii's i I's -• -n.'- .11 - ill "' - __ -.;1;7 ,..- n 1* t �AA-The Sanford Hra%d III Wednesday. March 22, Editorial Comment 4160 'V~' - to By RAY CROMI.IW $ WASHINGTON (NEA) Congressional redistricting and "live apportionment are two major duties imposed on the state legislature, the performance of which will define for all voters the kind and character of those who now sit In the seats of the mighty in Tallahassee. The sword of Damocles, hanging over their heads is the knowledge that failure on their part result in court action. This is an eventuality which is horrible to contemplate by those politicians who know how insensitive to the nuances of political life and rightly so) are those wearing the robes of judge. Thus the proceedings which have already will surfaced s congressional redistricting is proposed and debat ed are interesting primaril y as this part of the two-fold duty is the less hazardous of the dual obligation. and that Human nature being what it is sage of mankind Abraham Lincoln has said that (human nature) never changes-''there will now take place a period when the good old l - political word "gerrymandering" will be worked and overworked. The word itself dates back to 1812 when Governor Gerry was in power in Massachusetts. Redistricting took place under his keen political eye with a resulting district looking like a salamander to the eye of th e famous pa inter bert Stuart. He said so only to have a witty editor amend it to "gerrymander" where it has rested restlessly for about 150 years. Webster defines it as dividing election districts in unnatural or unfair ways to give one political party an advantage over its opponent. While this history and th is definition is quite drama which is now useful the cirpresented in Tallahassee, being cumstances surrounding the redistricting must in understanding the be considered. The censs of 1970 is the reason for this redistricting. Population has not uny grown but it has shifted. Florida is, of course, still a very fluid area when the mobility of its residents and the changes in its economic opportunities are considered. Residents of Seminole County are living in one of those fluid areas which will become more and more apparent when the solons take up the very much more controversial problem of reapportionment of the state legislature. Florida's congressional representation will be increased by three. it is the carving out of districts which must be equal population-wise to meet the mandate of the law which is underway. To do this the application of a yardstick i1hroadarb ,rath 300 N. TELEPHONE 9993 322.2611 FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 WALTER A GtE LOW. Editor and Pubhiher WAYNE D DOYLE Ad vert ising Direor & Aist to Publisher FRANK VOLTOLIPIE. Circulation.Genscat Ma new JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Associate Editor confronted with such a choice. Years of judging every issue from the point of view of whether or not it would further the fortunes of Orlando, the power center of Orange County, is a habit hard to break. We do not, at this time, say whether or not it should be. But in this instance It is more than just which will remedy the overbalancing of certain areas and make the "one-man one-vote" theory a practical reality will not only get sharp reactions from the Congressional representatives, but will inflict changes in areas where oomtnance nas been accepted as an un challengable fact. job as it should be done of a sort which would sacrifices must be there state to be dominant, the of ALL good allow the County are being in Orange Our neighbors the character and However, to do the which Managing Editor Comptroller STAFFORD DERBY ROY GREEN Editor of Editorial Page Adveriising GARY TAYLOR Sports Editor DON W. PETERSON Class i fied Manager JANE C.ASSELBERRY CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt. County Editor embodied ,,_ flight status was a 10-y ear hiatus which kept him bound to a desk while the other Mercury astronauts were becoming Americas newest group of heSOCI Sla yton was to have beefl the fourth utronaut He was assigned to the Mercury mission following John Glenn's historic Friendship 7 earth orbital flight Feb. 20, 1962 But space & c'tors discovered a irregularity In Deke's heartbeat. The grounded him, and the next Mercury mission was flown LflS1d by Scott Carpenter In May. 1962. A former Au' Force combat Slayton - 0 \ '\ "' r1 35c week 3$.c w.,a ii so i monih been counterproductive. What bothers the top officials Is that the productivity and quality have declined even in those Industries where there have been considerable inputs of capital and technl. cal equipment. ( ( I s CUPS and returned to active military duty. But be chose to become coordinator of astronaut activities, a job that had a king title but not really much responsibility when 511)100 took It over. __ By DON OAKLEY U.S. Department of Commerce figures show that some 219 plants were shut down last year primarily because of - environmental pressures. to years went by. -r wo'i The astronauts, like other people, had personal problems .. Muc_t Many of the:ii were small, family-owned enterprises which were forced out of business because they just did not have the broad corporate base necessary to finance the often-huge expenditures required by new envlron• mental standards. Not always are just "Ma and Pa" businesses affected, however. According to James H. Evans, president of Union Pacific Corp. smelters have had to cut back operations In Arizona because of new state emission stand- / T\ Time-Out ards. Stan Freberg On TV Commerc ia ls By PAUL CORcXIRAr. Copley News Service HOLLYWOOD-Stan Freber& who makes people laugh when hels selling them something. says he thinks there istoo much 'tr-ckery and not enough truth and said Freberg, the comedian totWned commercial maker. -In other words., showing a before-and-after sequence to argue that a girl will catch a man because her heath omens U157 de .Oraflt, h sweeter, or because she uses a stretching the truth," said Freberg. "It is a form of trlck.ery." The public ts not eully deceived, however, said Freberg, whose record hits have included "St. George and the Dragon" and "United States of America." "The viewers art not Idiot,i, and many of them do mit believe that sort of thing," he argued. Few are going to buy ships or sealing wax If they don't have confidence that a product will serve a real priose. Frrbetg, whose comedy albums and commercials have a satiric flavor, believes the principal thing a commercial can do is to Identify product or service for the consumer. The first objective is to attract the television viewer's attention, 'and that puts you at a disadvantage from the start,' Stan salt Attamonle Springs Marilyn Gordon 131 6975 Bar t.ake. Forest City Ann RIley 931 9959 Casselb.rry .Tanglewood Fern Park. E. Estates Gaidenrod. Eastbrook Mar Ilyn Gordon 1316975 Lake Mary Ann Siec:kow 372 8704 Lake Monroe 3222611 ______ Lsngwssd Ann Riley 621.99$, LJza Baker 30 5207 No(ThOrlSfldO Mary Hyatt Colored Community Marva Hawkins 272 SitS Osisee 13* 53*4 Mrs Clarence S.r.yd"r 377 41.41 Geneva .Ov*do Slavil LIz Mathieux a Jy Howdoyouactheve this?"Ittsifltultvt,agiIt,"F'Teberg says without false modesty about his own approach. "You also put yowaeUtn the shoes of the con$ufl)eT.You don't take the position you are selling someone with the child' mentality of Humor And more and more sponsors tentlan when they laugh. are finding people do pay at "You can contribute to entertaining the audience," said Freberg. whose most successful campaigns have inclimW Chung King, ptgh Pain t and American Soup Co. For the Last, he capitalized on the appeal of nostalgia by having Ann Miller tap dance with a chorus on a giant replica of a soup can. "The thing Is. you do not have to lie about the product," said Fretirrg, whose "message" seldom gets Into the Ingredients of a product, nor makes extravagant claims, Frrberg is aitical of any commercial wtdch makes a claim for a r-'d&clne that is unrealistic and could mislead the consumer. How do you get around that problem, and still satisfy the spcnsor t. Freberg once represented a patent medicine product. The subject of the ccxnznerclai was In dire need ci help beca use he had just listened to a radio program reciting world problems. The Irony Is that the copper that the smelters can no longer handle is shipped t o Japan for smelting, then brought back to this country. In other words, smelter workers' jobs are being exported along with the copper. When plants close, for whatever reason, nobody gains. Evans told the Virginia General Assembly recently. Workers and their families suffer from unemployment. Communities and states lose tax money at the very time the public has to support and help retrain or relocate those who are out of work. Yet private Industry accounts for only a fraction of the pollutior. In this country. The bulk of it comes from agriculture, from automobiles, from sewage disposal from large government Installations and other nonindustrial sources. Evans, whose credentials in the environmental field in' elude chairmanship of the National Recreation and Parks Association, as well as appointment under two presidents to the Citizens' Advisory Committee on Environmental Quality, urges that attempts to achieve zero growth or zero pollution are foil)'. "The answer, rather, Is to keep moving ahead." he says, ..for the simple reason that most environmental prob ems require technological solutions." Ii . %, .. ' - - ,I' pointed out that the scwiet at home, he does considerable against compa4ni1ig" President Nixon, who ieeks reelection In the United States. The premier's mouthpiece, the Havw* radio. takasalrnostdaliy pOt#v14J at the President. A recent example: "HIS (Nixon's desperate desire to continue for four years more . ~* .. Nearly a million Cutmn Castro by kaviq their country pntterls IeafTsnfateil tvwttfl C (Mill. 'i'IIfflIf V'Il HAWAII - -- . - - - - ------- . - r4 ha j 50'h s'aie 'v,ean'tdrt'm!n .,• ve a Ma no" , can Mv* ,srattof !hef'e .1 . - ' - RUNS . .. . In Congressional Map • 11 . - - , 4I ---- .-.-, I .: 'i,rIalrii I'rrss Writer t.d I'rrss Writer \I.I.AlIA4EE, fla. tAP) rL,tl,tc ti'ili.y are set to .ur'. iai, H.rirIa'c 12 ,lktrlrts into 1 ugresslonal ..'sw ones, unit leaders were predicting the redistricting job SAVl' MA\ Hl' YOUR ()'i% r5 explained (Iiiitoti estbrook. director c)1 Civil Defense of Seminole ('ounty, to his first niI W THE L?L.L. . (h. , either the Standard or Junior First Aid Card. Stuk'ntc practicing their skills on each other are Jeffrey Froehlich, Jt'tlrvv Purvis and Kathleen Gosnell. Marilyn Gordon Photo) - * Up tot' uanslileration 5 Marshall Iti'p lI*rri, 1)-Miami, wpTp wkW tn a plan by Chairman Jarres I,,renio Walker, 1)-Venice, 'if pa ,ow%q hi' .tsion a (hopped Mt by the redistrict- pert ..nat. Rules Chairman ing bill was (',iw. Reuhin As- C,enre Hollahan said kew's proposed nlng bill. It's spncsww. Sen. Robfurther rr,mmitte, study ,-,.j lII4)V 'he itat. Th. nrenr,whiIe, cii Graham, ri.Miaml Lakes. 'natc, T" said herau.se of a proposed cornto 'nntr'ii 4.'ieloprnent md zoorle.irecl the way or u' re.lisfeel nOW environwere '1 ang In areas it felt postponing vir. p'orntse Ii') th. tAll debate, tricting mentally endangered 'The mmiitually all other legislation until we have etriouRti he itt it U Wit have to promIse would wittituiki t trim P thedeteata is fir.h'heit However, It-hot takingeffert pendIng passage 'if Tam'sfore the Senate rflntl(,fl to recon*l4es' 5 I) U 1' OF 'Pie floor 'hicrjs y w'it lqv - 'ash ho ' "M.il ,.ni mow 1 rii rnriv ., 'te sell if " Pnr1 itflg !la. ia'e 4 .nvrors'i'rm,mI 'ir4s have to pn the S#inate apportinnrnnt Committee that referendum calling for 111-year- would tnha',eanr hy would put two of the three new iiLrri hase!taa elistru Is in ri'ntral F lorHnd tlii' third in north D ade (iAinty 'rhe iha, meanwhile, was - slated to hear a bill allowing ____________________ organizations lee for all their health Cl oseout! At;o on the talendar waa ,e AnaI yzes WaIIace public housing. 11)e plan. drafted by Sen. fluit created hatred anid con- It was very Interesting. It'sthese neat William Gunter. D-Cirlando, apEditor, Herald: flow they do such 111111g:; Now that the Primary elec- fusion. pears, tij protect the district.N of listened to Vice President days. Thank you again. U.S. .*Ion Nis taken place here in incumbent all Cindy Ilerguson Florida we hear all kinds Agnew last night on television except James 11 college some addressing lialey, a SdrasnUi Democrat. media as to who were the students lie spoke very kindly of Reapix)rtionment Seruite winners and who were the Wallace. lie said a winner Fditor, Iferald: Cliairt-tuin Wilbur IV)yd, [)-Pal- ll never get You' on a better our best selluing tire. I buy . Now that the politicians have demagogue ;f.4 lw~A-W,Pfl Floridians to pay arare monthly needs. Letters To The Editor I tould he done 'in one day." r," r,rr,i,t P e1 by c,ffrr"I II', i laSt ittl si coining from enjoyed very much the visit nietto, from haley's district, to 1 sup- packed and left, and the dust Agnew that reallY is 8 classic. much more than I thought It but sald he wouhl probably finally settles, and the air in In 1968. Hubert Humphrey poled was. I Ouink you very much. port it on the floor after the Florida is no longer polluted more votes than Wallace in committee voted out the bill 7-6 lU')() I wien with the hot air that was created Florida, but Nixon won the . "I believe we can finish this by the politicians, who were State and it looks like the same job within U (La y .* said Boyd. Herald: supposed to be so concerned record will be played over again t'.ttltor, The Senate plan was presentlike to thank you for I would about the health and safety of with Wallace as the spoiler. ed to the house congressional the Sanford us the tour of Governor Wallace is not going giving our children, we can now Herald. It was s'ery neat. Now I Redistr Icting Committee Thes., he anywhere and he sensIbly analyze the result of next time when I read th e' da' night, but with Minority hathe votin g. Governor Wallace ha s already stated If they treat know paPer I will realize the work ant Leader Don Reed, It-Boca received 514,413 votes, the him badly at the convention he it. Thank to n , offering a counter proposal, that was put Into majority of any of the other 10 will again consider a third party effort the committee was unable to you again. truly Democrat candidates, role. So as it seems the deck t.ztkt a sole t argaret IA F ik will be isa P.S. I like the funnies the test. ce assure heeds plan, splitting Orange howes er, there were 851,000 sta cked, and Wallato they received that must be working once more county into four d1tricts, seeks Thanks again. consldered against Wallace. victory for Nixon, at least that m aximum Republican advanIt is my opinion that Wallace may be the case here in Florida. t.age all over Florida, and it can only take credit for the As for Wallace being nominated Editor, Herald: i uld increase (10P represents' you for letting 1 thank th 291,368 votes that opposed equal at the Democratic conventIon tioui from three to as many as office. I found it to education for all children, that I am sure will never through your be very informative and very nine Congressmen. "I don't think Orange County l,9,B91 voted for eq ual happen. Interesting. Martin T. education. We know how with 344,000 population deserves S4IIUUCI Linton Lake Mary Fla Wallace stood for "equal congri.wuen. proS-u P.S. The newspaper looks a lot four education when he blocked the Rep, lull Fullord, 1)-Orlando. better. entrance of one of his schools to Reed 's plan, the Senate plan Souls keep certain little children out, LI slightly modified version and Editor Herald' a has he changed' ' Thank you very much for Tours Herald The amendment that our our eighth grade' come. i Greenwood letting Governor Askew proposed, learned a lot of things. FAlitor , Herald: million received more than a Thanks again. Thank you so very much for votes that favored an equal To Speak Charlotte Fontaine' Sanford Herald, e tour of the th quali ty for opportunity Souls &'tiool All education for all children, it was fascinating, I never knew there was so Association m regardless of race; creed, color, muchgolngontherecveryday. lieU 't F"i' IF or place of residence and machines, wow, they Editor, herald: will meet i't system And those Deltomi posed a return to a dual grade and myself Friday at 8th one that Th at The really neat. at are p.m of public schools. The voters like to thank you for Epts'opal Church Parish House tape I would In reads those holes In the surely did not have Wallace think is one of the best. I bet it letting us come to the Sanford with warren En terprise VI 5.5 mind as the possible President hicrutld. It was the first time for I'F Ins you in a lot of waYs. OtlflS .11 United Sta tes, I would of That giant camera though iii) self. Thank you. speaker. A.sses.sur as every vote above rather believe John hiOgC4Iji' really beats all, That is just A "1kc man Cr the chapter the 291,368 opposed to equal it works and way wonderful the inzuunuch its real estate stated education for all children was It is so big. I'm sure it took it taxes provide the largest single vote protesting an honest Editor, hlt'rald: long tune to build. source of revenue in the busing. Thank you very uwclu for couflU'), mnemnt*rs will be In thanks again. Well, I listened carefully to letting us conic to the' Sanford terested in his cointiaent,s on Denny Haley Governor Askew's television llerzuld. I thought it was very how assessiiwnts enter into Grade 8, address, he stated we in Florida nice; it was Interesting, I preparation Souls School All budget of have been moving steadily thought, I hope we' caumi ('tulle' estln uu k's I toward ruuc-latI achieving aug Dues for 19U are p.usable ill balance required by the Mory Fontaine' Jill ,, d'Yt ,V::tIc 96 - ). . __________ 7 . . . %fule qemakar' n j. ' , ..1 m.r.ios i i. - ' Tread era e 0 c,,'i i - ' Ii t' "1 ii... ______ l 15 OW ' , Phas *-piy polysst.r limo. 2.500 rtq zaq sdqee to t7rab has the road even n !he rain. -. m .10*.Fed. out _____________ ,, I re ______ . All -t3 - . GIJ'IJ _____ 2 ., ___________ - I F 17.56 18.36 . 3 20 35 2 35 2.3 41.36 •' -1 h,tewaI4 only -t4 U5 2.5 27.IC -'3-t4 355.'4 35.35 2.95 27. ft 4 27.96 i55i5 34.95 2 d "i.' ,g.i, id.95 2.0 29.56 - " - i_s. ' rice 1.95 5-t4 22.95 2,08 :!4 _____ .,r)g. Price 21 35 '-' - ______________ _____ ' only L40 more 111"11111. Without trade .n add 32 more per time, per Whutewails ____ L - Closeout 5988 :.. Orag. 6995. 2eiusu irUC(tLIptJJfiC5Mith - this niiet'ting l,'.IiOr MARCH zi, to rielp umoont S.- odturee uIurnu. ontr aid aIaf1CtJ ,.a1110i5, , Margaret L tempie im C inn br ,iu "Why don't you wiite mill a secret memo lining all the good things we've don.. Maybe Jack Anders" will use Grace E. Stocker Elizabeth Curry Ethel G. Damon, t)eltona Masttle I., Culbert, Deltona Lee Combs, Geneva John W. Kolbinakl, 1)01ary Vernon L. Catoc, Dehlary George J. Gclael, Debary Gilbert G. Smithy, Ovtedo Thomii*.$ E. Bowersox, Nus'th I)isrhatgrs Joyce G. Rosa e,i.ei I l,ii,i' VI'.'.-. t Orlando Marilyn E. Utica, lake DeIIuna Joseph F. Loughran. Deltona Monroe Marion Kidd, Deltona Joseph M. Cahill. Dehtona Mildred S. Goodnough, Dehlary Ella S. Stronacti, Dehiary Ethel M. Dean, Deflary Elizabeth A. Criss, Dellary Helen B. Mallory, Dehlary Mary J. Dor,aldaon, Lake Musty Sanford: -'er'' Ellen J. Grissom l'hlilhil) K. 141kL' ( mnte-tris 1 column by 2 Inches Too small for an ad to be noticed or effective? You'ri t,.sdinci . - \(ALL '-- 'b 2 this ont . .e _:~._,__ 1x out Sitti4y hive "Vow" atains 'Ji. ('.scw'ntInn on %flan R.'ieh an July He lass mppnre1 as a r.ec#saary tivsl o a.ehlev. desegregatIon When ~W~W___!N_191 Sem i n ole- Or an ge Seen _~_ __:-_-_F~~__ Sanford: Lennie L. Godwin Lewis I). Roberts John Henry tAttles Gladys Davis Ituth V. Dougherty Jessie Mae Davis Arlene Tetenbaum fletty Jean hteddtck lichen C. Fulenwider Betty It, Washington Hildergarde A. Barlow, Union Is keeping Cuba's economy from tailing apart. While Castro doesn't permit anything to he said against him enjoying the White House. the retreat, David Camp everything the presidency implies, make him act like a politician, lowering cheap hill, wU to seeking votes O4Pt 'if the rs'mnrritir .ioq. tame whenp.opleon hsth iW1's the fnrrr,mtav.' dagi's Tuevliiy' (at.inat meeting t' of the III. (SPW'1t11411 rItie them that, he said, is what it And q (l'iv Itetilpin AkPW e .r th e F vartentl the tti t '4 th ;lacaI I'resItl.nt ?lkon did not app.atel Nison was doing in 4iinn' recommendation for enikirse ii constihational amend- asking (OngrP55 for a miw'a- pt'eslda'nt'e massage wss that 12 S btlllon to upra4e central to stop hissany new Int.n4ed "new tsistfl." tMt he 1W) ttTIiimn tuetit I" prrihitilt t,using. flut apparently leaving murrent Peas- Ing, Instead r4 "-ing any heats city sehonla will not be enrniejt Ackr'w'q apre.'riwrit nitp, tot' review of any eristing tej# 510fl tO lt'flpt'OV' ediIeR?i4v) f'y' 'n•s teisIni ,iacsvue st"pc ing vP'mes iintonctM the black chiki, saId Askew H. 'This srva'sants to treating t he Irig," said Askew .ai"iut there create 'mlmindr' Suggested coupling the ttIid.5 'This ril4 pq.iv s you rann'at apply S'eith rntrerently than the with teasing peigrams to iihstraons standing" among those t, hepointed ou Uocth. Askew 'vic qtanIarc$ to one section qpflfry g$ serl stjup4 raimse iie,agr.gatinn via busing whose ehikiren currently are di' sehonla where busing is innaner si'dtibn," Askew ('"rM has lamy h,('n attosn hti, said the gnv,rns', sn1 Pt'ae'al Ackei f, q iated o he said In an Interview following iill(l'l In the i.'ith hut ii still in cause further dhsripiris t TAII.AIIF, rise Hospital Notes No One Has A Vote In Red Cuba - ' , . .,. Admissions Th3 has been O)9O$*UOC ycr.ir promise for 13 years, and the prospect appears worse than ever. Just now even That amounts to train- rations of Sugar, our principal election year in Cuba, would Premier Fidel Castro win washing. Day after day, by product, tiae been reduced by A public opinion poll at this radio, 'IV and the press Cubans orhe4hirt Castro Everything belongs time protiaLiy would favor the hear the glories of . dictator. and the horrors of - 1 1,11- to the people now. there no But, If free preelection perlalism" (the United States). longer is exploitation by the ünperlall*a. campaigning were permitted, a What If suddenly the And so, on and on, the debates tab election were assured, and ,, would be lively. a high caliber opponent w'e'e Sam of the CPV4 U.S. Defense Intelligence finning - all of which would be might go like this, based on Agency analyst Charles 'I'u1, odds too rnich to expect rilgid be against Castro at the refugee reports can the CWTeIII in assessing the Cuban PlCtUft situatinn and on official Cuban to the House subcommittee on ballot box. Inter-An'lcan Affairs, said: Itight now, though, but trOSI OPP0S100 In Cuba . which "Rationing grows worse every available U.S. intelligence ear but the Cuban economy Is indicates that the Cuban had been thr land of plenty, now IUIdeT CoflUflUfllRfl, WI don't nt going to fall, nor is the populace is still with Castro. Cuban man In the atrcetgoing to That is ivA hard to ult.. have enough to eat. Castro - soon there will be starve at For mom thiwadecade. since such abundance that we will and other DIA witnesm 1• //. ' . . iS. the news media in a police state Copley News Sen'k'e where even graumbling against MIAMI If this were an him could land you In jail. - skew Differs With Nixon A '"" W'' 19N. people in Cuba have beard bare surpluses to eapost ' rrn1 ii Il,'r,l,t' Lhlly a temporary means to your fine talk on We enjoyed reach that goal, his plea was we how the Sanford Herald is run. go forward, not back to the clays ("- (ubn only Castro's aide, since be runs U I, j II', " . 1' Supreme Court, and busing was W By THEODORE A. EDIGER .. ,,,-' -- F 4 -.. . "i - `~~.. ... , __ __ became a sort of adviser and father-con! easor to the little family of astronaut.s which was No part of any material. news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford H41d may be reproduced In any manner wjw.mi$ written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any in dividuil or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered as infringing on The Heralds copyright and will be held ihab4, for damage under the law Published daily except Saturday. Sunday and Christmas published Saturday preceding Christmas One Man's Opinion Losses, Gains in Pollution Control ____ Deke gave it meaning and significance, however. He Entered as second (last m.aner Octotier 27. 1910 at the Post Office of Sanford. Florida 37771. Herald Area Correspondents handle the crisis. And lastly. there's growing suspicion among some top flier and test pilot. Sisyton $1.50 Month sc.00 6 Months $11111.00 1 Year ___________________________________ The Herald is a member of the Associated Press which Is an titled exclusively to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed in this ne*ipaper nically capable young men and women required in the numbers needed to run North Vietnam's factories, govern. ment offices and major farm projects. Too many men in the government and in the factories have been political appointees. They've been "Red " but not esperts They've had the right political thouhts, but they have not been suitable for the jobs they hol d The top posts and many of the lesser positions are filled with loyal old men. Young men with scientific and techni' cal knowledge and organizational abilities have not been promoted. The floods which wracked North Vietnam last year were had enough in themselves The results were worse because bumbling bureaucrats did not know how to . . 11 I there's apparently a grow in lethargy on (arms, In the factories and government offices. The government has attempted bonuses for better workers. It has distributed "profits' to those units which show up well . It has based wages on output. It has fined those whose work was inadequate It has made clear to all concerned that, regardless of Communist theory, good workers would he paid more than poor ones. But the results have not been satisfactory. For one too many of the able men In the North were sent South In the invasion armies as officers, sergeants, corporals and even privates, and as political and cco• nomic cadres, and have not returned. Those who have are somewhat cynical. Further, hee.iusi' it' war has so occupied the energies of Hanoi's leadership, and because it has so dominated the educational and economic priorities, the money and effort required have not been put Into training the tech anti ghl, deputy prime minister Hanoi officlals-L and Politburo member, for one-that too much dialectical verbiage has been directed at workers and they've been subjected to too many propaganda sessions. This has -s - There is grolng e v idence In letters from Hong Kong nam a and Japan that the war may be costing North Viet thinking been we have than greater price China Not in dollars" For Russia and Communist man total Not in of the costs. share have borne a goodt power. For though the cost in men killed and perma. rentl tnured would be unacceptable In a democracy. Not-6 Vietnam's leaders have calculated what they're al le to spend in lives ith some considerable accuracy. The cost is in mismanagement, in corruption, in lower quality of productivity of the farms and factories. In the and In the work In the unit costs of production. In waste, attitude of workers. A good many of the best workmen are missing from the farms-ant more of the work carried on by women and the old and 'cr) young Factories are short of able managers, team leaders and fnrrmen-ad skilled workmen. t o lices face the same problem-too manr en and women who go through the motions o men without getting much done. Worse yet, despite constant government urging, propa ganda a:d p'p sessions, and higher and higher goals. could have resigned from the U S Postal Regulations prov ide that all mail sut'scrip?ions be Et. S7 leadership bar. over paid in advance DeIlana.DsB.ary. Enterprise 3222611 as in reputation its a sort of lathes' to checkouts which could have interfered periodical B FRANK MACOMBER and the spacemen began to grow. aircraft duties as apac'ernen. supersonic with their Mflftary-AerolP.ceWrtur But Deke saw to It that the directing the Flight Crew They found out his advice Cople News Ses'vkt sound. 'rtiey went L usually personal lives of the corps wer e Support Division. That meant making certain him with their troubles. Often kept apEt from their ace es' ver Deke SlayUm may ne space, Ica' time is running out. careers. In November, 1963, he everything was in order for the as flOt be was able to Now, at CL Deke Slayton at When historians write about resigned his commission as an astronauts In the tensionas packed days and hours before a last has been cleared for 5*Ce America's space ahievement*, Air Force major to take flight- But by the time there ha Deke may get cnly a few lines director of Flight Crew manned space mission. groups berth for him, he may be too old As succeeding c widera as one of the seven original Operations. This was Mercwyutroflauts.themaflth based sob, with responsibility astronautswereaelectedtorthe to qualify for It. The last two Apollo missions, 26 and i, are the wings as the drama ci the for eloae-herdirj the activities Gemin i and follow-on Apollo filled, eir missions, S1.t's lee th e astronauts, centiW) unfolded, of th If It Urns out that way, the historia ns will have neglected theitworkDorI1d(Dke) Slayton's courage and determirsalion should be a part ci any story about the nation's space / prcrain. - "In fact, there Is something bordering on fraud In it," Chukaota in the city and county's which are at the Only Time Can R SUBSCRIPTION RATES Kathy Niblack 1317150 Marilyn Gordon 131-075 is at stake. It is, indeed, those qualities Space Age Report RAY STEVENS DORIS WILLIAMS Press Room Foreman Society Editor tra BILL VINCENT, JR.. Staff By Mel of the legislators WINIFRED F. GIELOW FRED VAN PELT Home Delivery wisdom On School Busing fri View Hanoi Reported Hurting at Home -- Congressional Redistricting: No. 1 Global /.Pi' //rjr.;'J /. irmfr,r'J .lnri'l fln 1 322-1020 CATALOG SL*VC1 Sanford Plaza r,,ttn1:s , ig JCPenney I t------ , auto center The values are here every day. BA,M. to 9P.M. 'iju*uiiC -_ 322-1020 FOR OQR [ Tt9 Mon. Sat. - �____ ___ ______~~ _______ ~ óA—The Santord Herald Wednesday, March 22, 1972 P r, s i rp r e L1 I "#I 1 r ftt, , ja os in limited came out on th. losingend of the Opponenthad only two hits , walked was The winning run Edgewater to only two hits last symt.4.2 It 'u the aecond Lass starter Nick Rrsd had end the frame Semuuik night but the Seminoles still tot the Serntholes ir which the in as The ScmloMe had men cflfltifll trotihic He ski gWeh a ORL*.xr)_me i k lead j: Over ç ______ ________ - _____ - - - -I I -. ______ John Bryant takes the "special" spotlight this week icr his illustrious 703 serIes. John opened with a modest 215 then went to work with a = and closed with a booming 356 John's effort came in the Thursday night Early Toyota league. Other moving efforts in Early Toyota action were b K. , = - 605. P. PinIck 201, P. Williams 2, Al Boldman Weston 201, Bill Varner 201, B. Painter 1, Phillips 199, F. :1! - 5'9. Die-k Spencer 2M. Ft Carroll 387. M Mathews 188. — '4 an: \ Messersmi'Js two 199's ----F. . ---.: - - ______ - —• -- - - — , ,& '1t •-' - Lat. Toyota week U rrrnalii the top team it the Late 'Icyota league Leon Arthur unloaded the top series of the year In the League as he fired games of 218, = and 193 for a 634 series. And wife Kathy helped out with a nifty 144 - 537 The Sedans broke out of a slump as they ripped off four wins in their match with the Big Wheels Dot Lee's 203 led the way. Meanwhile the B's & 3 e-on'vweo it. slump. drnppinr tour U the Radiators Pacing the Radiators were Rii Merrill 202 and Mm Burtahe 190 Among those hitting the 200 mark last week were Jack Logers with a pair of 203's, Jun Brown with a 212. Ed Motion , Chuck Baker a 205, Berny Hudley 203 and Skip a Senkarik 226. Also coming up with fine games last week were Jo Ann 1,*, right 187, Tom Howler 1. Marge AugusU 199. Gar) Spotti Rorer Larsen j9(; and Ed Lee 1. Fla. State Bank Mix•d The Money Lenders held onto their four game lead b) taking three games from the liquidators last week Top effort in the match was a 190 by Beverly Meeks Jack Kaiser's 31T helped the Mutilators to three wins over the Top Dollar and retain their second place posttior. Other high games in the League uast week carne from Jurif Pliin 19( i*rid Frank Flood 201 DAV Bantams The big battle it Uns league is for second pari witt th4 Hot Shots owning a wit game lead on Kelly's Heroes The League Leading Teddy Bears have a nine game bulge Helping the Teddy Hears keep their Lead last week were Aaron Kaufman 134 - 390, 'Iraccy Towers 345- 383 and Jim Walker 121 - 354. For the Hot Shots last week the high scorers were Norman Piatt 152 — 40;, Mike Clark 147 — 396 and Rick) Li's-rener 106 - 306 For Kelly's It was Jack Doyle leading tni way with a 1 - 326 Other fine efforts last week came train Germ Burkur 116 -. :2f. Jurur Miller 127 - 330. Larr) Jones 114, Robert iplry 100, June11 Spoliki 131 - 35e Kelly Dougherty 135::. Ray Wolf 120- 301, Bill Burks. t 110, Beth Burhart 307. Lowanna Hill 303 — 330, Mike 'lowers 102 Mike Link 100, David Jones 109 - 3, Tract' Let 300 and John Turranu 129 — 35 The Bronson Egg Farm continues to product as they won three last week and holds a seven and a tutU game lead Paring the leaders last week were Edna MrClary 176, Rose Patrick 175 and Polly Snyder 174. State Farm picked up a game on the Leaders as they won four times thanks to the efforts of Kathy Cooper 17(1. 14 520 and June Gassman IN High single game effort last week was ts Iknuur Link who fired a booming =1 in her second game and finished with a 534 series. Also throwing fine gaines were Phyllis Walsh and Audrey Bolger 11 - city Leagus It was au or nothing in four of the five matches in the City League last week and ntarl so in the other Willuim O'Neal unloaded a 243 in his first undertaking and finished with a 609 series in Leading the Jet Lanes to four wins over Publia Also helping the Jet Lanes were John Spoiski 21! and Harr) Pentecost 2(r3 Fisher 19E. 203 and A. Serriies 1V6. 211 -599 Led Wall Plunibuig to a sweep u the Toyota keglers High for Toyota were R. Fortnr) 21 uri'.i E. Weaver 190 Other top efforts in the league last week came from It Bowling 201. A. Bowling 2(13. D Zuckerman 213.213.1. Lewis 193. Ft Sigmun 191. J. Temple IN, Kevin Spolaki 205, BoL Harbour 196, P Roche 211, and F Schautteet 201. =I - Pinpourrl TYi'N MIXED artiur. found T Elberry 211. Ed Mellon 191 and L Rayburn 196 with high's -- It the SANDRA FASHION MIXED League It was Hubert Maphn 164, Paul Lucas 179 and Earl Weaver 165, 212 - 573 with highs ... From the GOOD SHEPARI) MIXED LEAGUE come the efforts of C .1 Metter IN, John Clinton 164 and Tom Tacomiet 160 ... Hazel Baker 179,191 - 534, Marge Farris 201) and Mae Wilkins 176 were tops in the JET 1SOWLERLTTES LOOP . - Pinbuster's in the ADCOCK MIXED league '.ere Led b) Bud Larger who missed the big its by six He had games of 180. 195 and 219 in posting a 594 series Other highs in the same league came from Bob Stettler 201, Jutuui Jam 214, Jim Carver IN. Pat Gallano 201, Ed Maflun 2(19.202 and the hot. Bryant 201, 199, 188-588... When he bowled In the KEGLERS LOOP Bryant didn't miss his 600 its he had games of 191 and 246 and wound up with a £11, V Measerinuth 210, 192- 5, Nick Arceri 197, T. Helshaw 196, Johnny .iacu 220. B. Anderson 190, 194. Dick Spencer 196.201. Ed Adams 215, S Richard 399 and then there was a 'little ol" £20 series by Jim Carver during which he bowled games of 195,214 and 211 .. The UNPROFESSIONAL LOOP saw some pretty professional efforts again with the 196,213.192-601 by Don Sapp leading the pack. Others were J. Garella 236, W. Stoner 196, D. Myers 201, K. Whitaker, B. Adams 221, Charlel Elberry 190,232. B. Henry 193,200. G Senart 191,192 E. Michalek 197 and Johnny Jacu's 224- 591 Hut diols In the SANFORD PLAZA MERCHANT League were Alice Carver IN. Mill Fricker 309, Jewel Kaufman 110, Cliff Holzer 200,199, arid John Phillips 186 . .. Coining in with fine scores In the BALL AND CHAIN MIXED league were Dan Dougherty 191, Nick Arceri 213, Bryant Hlckaon 189, 165, Art Martin 210 and Gordon Scott 219. Missed In this column last week was a brilliant 273 single game and 616 series by Torn Best ... Hugh's uu the Hi NOONERS league were Libbie Whitehead 162, Mary McLaughlin 169, Millie Rogers 159 and Diane ives 175... From the SEMINOLE PRINTERS loop the high scorers were Eadie Miutt 167. 169. Liz Ha-rich 171 and Phil Varner 179... Turning In sparklers from the SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL LOOP were Bill Morris 172. Bill Griffith 204, Jack DiMartino 174 and Kvthrye Otto 165. 13 k I V 1`6 ~ 2" • 7 - - - - i r I -- pw! -1..t_-_-_~ ~t;_j~~--~vk e* - t;._~_ 11 -: . ~_-_~Z-. __ a - H II C 1 C) 4 c 1 0 0 0 I' '4 r - 2 C C C 2 0 0 1 2 0 _-P1• N SI Al ; • rl - L_ , - =,-o 1 -1 -Ar- - - ., . - home tunic 'fl''oIuuy hits fifth u,rrietl the I'ir,ute's to ii -i vie. artul stcth of the sprIng giving (Airy 0%- er St 14)11k it was his (hi.' N ins a 4-2 decision over third h in o' r of this' spring tb, '\t,'Iu Gene ('lime ,iiu tu'muui'red for In utter e xhibition games the pirates, who were' blanked I'imeLay, l'hilatt.'lphuiu edged over the First Five inriirtgs by Piticburghu Bob 1 ;ii'.,n I ock Ellir worked 2-1, Cincinnati downi St. 140115 3. the (lii' seven innings for lie I'lratei vago tlubs ehriqpeI Milwaukee and weis touched For it hornet by 3, Son I lie-go ntppe.'th ('levelanlil batting IhAinlip ,JIIC Torte " 50(11 11(11 '1 I he ('ohs jolted ez•teamnnate V.u, - -- - - w bs m l"()t U I()II NI) pt'l;i' t'.,iss '.'. as hnuight ill h .1 . Robinson of Orlando itsing a ruhbe'r orm at ('ami) Seminole, The fish catiji on Wekiva River has bn the SCCflC of man' fine bass catches in recent weeks, i1' iiutluust,'it lit. k I C,i, Beaten On Registration Open t' amia _______ 't' abstorbed their ninth Bl - ANOTHER HAUL of bass was made recently by Dottie 11111 of Holly 11111, Florida. In this last trip she pulled in 11 bass at Camp Seminole. fish ranged from two and a half pounds narly six pounds Q -.. ., ! ~ W, - 071 0, I ., - vz-, 11 5 -1~_--_ N__j-~~_1__ __ 0 - ~ "1 1i I t- ' USING a purple worrii wi th a red tail brought string of bass to Russell Arnold of Cheboygan, M ichiga ii in his Irip to ('a III Seminole. The largest of the hia',s v.t'igtue'd tnt at pounds, 12 ounces th is I' FI SH ING___________ PIER - - i,-' ., 1/ 4- - - - 4,, , f t, ?1>' Cr - . ' - 4 -' T -' - ' - • . - - ___; __ z -9 a one-hitter at Mt. Dora Bible second on tile throw to the plate, yesterday afternoon its the Mark llannii follo,Aed with an Trinity Prep .Saints won their (1)PO"Ite field 'ini'le that went .. - ~ i- _470ti—- -I r tIe -- - -- - .- I ~~ 11 - - .— .` - - - - I. pg~_- ir~jlw. r- - ~ z 4 .0- -- A__%~~ ~_ '15-' - ~ 'C' . I.1'... - so -_ . .-.,_._ I -A- S" i)Ptv 3,, . — -. Peterson, Wade Hott5, Wayne Crocker p0lski and Tom Maggard o Second row, Tony Avetta, Mike Capps, Ken Minoia, Richard Ruszell and Greg Wilber Donnie captain, -- -- But Lose To Winter Park nounub at:l It a%; UU - - ut ; seventh game of the season, 7-0. through the hole at third and Or .ss:er I. e. 50 Free-Lee 1. 2013 Free.A.t.emni I"icquette started and worked short, lie too nnovodto second F'iur lyman swim record', record came in the 21)) freestyle i only anel scored along with Penn were WP 23 1. RiglIng I Li, Brinker Crowell L, Krutch . 2:19 an-ed the where KatIe-en took the first three lran,ie-s The shattered yesterday an-ti 23 iWPe thing he gave the Bulldogs was when Fade-rn delivered a single that was the only bright spot other was in the 100 yard iLu Diving-Clark WPc l, I M.-Neelander k'Hardy WP i, J. Bowler a base on balls. Fade-rn came on up (lie middle Fade-rn took during the afternoon as both the backstroke where the Lyman Howarti, I Li Hatter WP 100 Sc) Free-Walker WP' :7 in the fourth and was nearly as second on a throw home and ;reytiounis swimmi teams went swinuner covered the distance Fly-Smith WP 1 r_- 1. Monroe WP, Bistiine I Li 100 Free Cattaneti Swar'I 'WF stingy' as Ficquette. The then stole third Winston down to defeat in their meeting in 1:139 WPe. Drxr' The Winter Park girls took lee WP' f't.8, Hartznan iL,, Divu'ug-B'oney Bulldogs managed one tilt off I)uliose brought in Fade-rn with with Winter l'ark. out to first ground WP Ruestlinger - Li .100 F" the new first in every' event with Chris Greenburg WP, 100 Backthe slants of Fadern and were huts The odd part about mWPi 1.03.1, Labrwi WP I t)6.3, Lay WP Margaret Neelander and given another base on balLs. Unas.sLcted. records is that In all four in. Neelander The next Saint runs came In stances the Lyman tankers did Adonis taking a pair of firsts, Brossier Li, Schoeflin tL 400 S. Bowler 1 100 Free-SwirL None of which was enough to WP) 4179, Free-Walker 1: 03, Cattaneo WP Itoys Results: the fourth. Kennedysignaledand not win the event in which they slight threat. mount even a Bun- 'c 200 Medley Relay-Winter Sceurs WP, Zettler Li. 100 Becker iL .100 The Saints put the touch on two stolen bases put him on were competing. I )' I_i (WV I , 1, 09.3. Neetander Park 1 538 200 Free- htortman Breast-i'egalLi the Bulldogs very early as they third Cleveland grounded out to in the boys action, won by Li, Harley WPe 1.1 157.4, Sceurs W11 j, Zettier Boyton l,i, Pfluger WP 400 Crowd exploded for five runs in the second with Kennedy holding, Winter Park 61-34, flick hart' Zinimne'r was waixed and tie titan set a new school standard 1.,. 200 Individual Medley. Free Relay-Winter Park 3 34.1. Breast-DeVore 'NP,.! Bow first frame. Guts Results 'Li, Hawkins !John Kennedy was hit by a promptly stole second. Then in the 100 free with his time of Walker i WPi 2:59 9, Schi*'f1r. ueeie Ofl 519 and Karl Sehoflun broke the pitch to lead off the Inning but with the suicide -was quickly erased when he was Penn put down a perfect hunt individual medley mark with a which alkuwed Kennedy to score time of 2:16 5 Both Greyhounds picked off first. ATence Cltveland drew a froin third easily. And Zimmer finishe'i second tre l,a, flS oft uind running one of the two free and promptly mov ed '.tho around to third on a pair of wheeled in from second when first place finishes achieved by stolen bases. They were the First the pitcher threw to first to get the Greyhountt yesterday as he of 13 bases the SainLi stole Penn. -ut covered the 7W freestyle in Trinity will luive its workwhen f: 1:57.4. Slike Cegalis had the during the course of the at. ut for thein this Sat urda y ' i hree Victories At 7 Campbell, drivers eiiUCiitifl teachers, Agabasnian, George My"r, hanlord 1oiice Department, Marion Roberts, owner of Seminole Auto Parts who co-sponsored the program and Raymond Gaines, also a drivers education intructor. Ken CARL SAINE, a winter visitor front Nor th Carolina, shows off a pair of drum, weighing :15 and 50 pounds, which he caught at the l"lagler Reach LI Pier recently. Ocala Jack Zimnuer also drew a they travel to Melbourne in the 100 breast stroke. walk and he took off For second ('entrcii ('atholut'. Melbourne (her in the Girls action teciji:d Lei .tnt .• a lie Se'mninok high boy w uti beat t.taa angu.ir-1 ii."lJ out on the. First pitch Andy Penn w as the state runne ruP lust or Pearlt tfl Crowell set two new team swept a pair of win.' lost to Forest 64-31 and Billy .JUninez flju.su 2 nitark l,ymnan records and in both then drilled a single to left when they posted a Walt Morgan, Mike Smith and second and third. respe:uv' while the girls ntiari.agcsl only _____ Amuuong their wins this year is a events finished second to a one Tout %tel),,nald had two wins to the diving competition. victory' In competitIon in 14-4 decisIon over Oviedo Furst won both relays in Winter Park tanker. The first (kahi yesterday. The 5115 boys each in individual competition topped Ocalum Forest $4-41 and for the boys. Smi th and Mor gan ifirtS compe tition with were 41St) on me Winning free eniunoies taking sevunt). i,i: (k'ala Vanguard 71-17 Th e .trL ni .. relay team. Other members of Smith paced the ,irb with wins. gliding to a win in the that relay' team were Clyde (.'-1: freestyle In 13 md th'' hLtyes ant1, Mike Lee. I'll It . clainung the 10'.) freesi'. torgan won the 201) individual retlkysuthattruec'tl 10. 5 and cumpeLltwn in 1 14,1, the -i,,% ts then e'apture'd first in the 101) other first went to Kut.i::. backstroke in 1 14. Smith swain Reagan with us t ',tS.l in the in 3217 for a American Icoguc lost win and caine back to capture Itenole Maiont hue.s .s set'ucid rcrneuc ni'. ti,,,... ml ___ the 401) Freetyte in 513.8. the WI) free And a thir'.l in the " ..; IrJIo. Si ps.L,trmi ci Ilia' McDonald took the 100 freestyle free. Cathy White was (turd in 10,1 102 qasnra in 1911. CA-0 the 'i& acqie's.l'oi. ci Airs two events, the 3J IM and '.'c in Li$l and aLio plas'eui first in ('ri'oms 111gb School posted ,,J t ho lvaJ'.'4p a., the toil breast stroke with a tune lOt) butterfly Second pl.s" its second victory of the season 0 iv )# pichor 5m MDc., tmahes went to Mary MoCI,i. 'l 121 8. Mike Aiken w..i ) esterdoy ut.c (lucy stomped the -er obicuied by iS. 19 mmi NEW YORK Al', - Karteun second in that event for SHS. iii the lull treestyhe, Hs'g';'.i Oviedo JV's by 10-3. t' 0. ,..t of a ,.aS I.,r Jobbeer t'l the Milwaukee Bucks rIte only other first place Cruwe to the 11)1) backstroke htanidy Brown went the j,_ ie1jin.iot.-.rn in Cle,,I.'-J been itaiiue-ti Must Valuable finish sent to Hayes in the tUu Nancy 1eyvr in the lull bred luis distance for the Panthers to i tell the tub's Chief Wo I'laer in the National Basket, butterfly Aiken finished third struke boo ,ymbgl vol degiiijor ip pick up the win lie struck out II ball Association for the 1971-73 in thuitesent Iii'. es was second CIe,.hsi'sd lj"i T'rwkett Sluejon was third and walked only three. His 0*'4M'11 .sol a S'.i. .o,J,i it its., I ei lord l'.'rr the illswg cvIllpetWon, Clennie in the 'ei In et' with .i time of 29 mound opponent, pe lpo l ialed Si It was the Milwaukee center's Patterson fans seven and lnJ.jns heist attic. I. i.nd ,p .1 inOii sc,u,a to t011 IS tic,, tLct'e seconki award In walked four. ll iLi t,ujbl? Ic,,'. its. .,it s. t,,14.0 FA0 541(ts.$9 ijtt is ,n .l. inre-tCstIl,ual ears As I&' ('rneimmit tionk it 2.0 lend In lb, Pmj.i n in,t. i III Itv's# cmb.cot,en ISiy sj.'l In cindur, he won the honor Last s..i,cl m.d,o(.mim.s 'ping 10, OISie Positions, lotts as iitsI #.*SJ the first ininimig but saw ()ie year as he feet the Bucks to the Sn,,nnSs ate Seci,e of its. Ye..' Ctss., Chambi,,, of •i,i 1j,ij It.uiuy I.ions come back to tie it NBA c hamptow.hip The Bucks SIc, uleS,, G i jo N,ttlis at 11usd All ood, lay liii, g q wiUi a cosir in the third. But here Goplcnj Pier1 its, pub.' s.i.'id ii. Itode .,uh S.,, ?,.sc.sca for uulratty have Oncheet the Midthe Panther bats really began to ND...11 And .n0p54 )05n104 m's lilt suit Divisionthis seussuli boom as they tallied two In the 1"1ue7'fooI-2 (uruuber UCLA AllIS. P*'my lb ii tee Cs.rst* I.;, P1TCHIP4C, was St... No m..,.'s fourth, three In the fifth and Amnerk'an ret'-eiveti 61 ftrstplace 's's. I, Ill shows prim.,. St.,. H4106., e.p.ct.J liii u.,.. to three more In the sixth. boe,c.11..st, von in, ,un.i loll I) Dims., ImJ 4iib,,,, nod.d se-tea, 52 ie't-udi and it) thirsts Leading hitters for the loom Wa,h's1ian n.op be such. 1414 0141 .st it stall m,oci* J umu this' balloting of NBA play rs Panthers were Danny Boyd lOt 110 Chambl.m, Nettle, jncbos a 'sh1 ship to.... G...ni hi ry West of LA'S Angt'k sc itli three four and ii triple. leuni Owlty con held it shim, but he, 'sot shiv's ms,. Iiovi but finished M'(-sinst to (ticsuting (sit Mike Johnson and Hilly Enrlgtit iji, it •it.'sd was tame ..15 a 251 .ei,e, Am,emc.'s As time third straight year. Wilt were both two for four and each ,..t,.. u.S.. ii ii. Y,a, S0ld, Sill n.op b. m,s.J .. ,.c.'si ('totiutherlain of less Angeles P triple. OUIIIILD--J.hmsa.s ma. 5.1, but will he •o's Doi U.s.c lion. W,I, third, Jutus hIa'.La's'k of lions it was I'aul For the ,.iin viii 5. is cent.' T4 tisJ I 1,11 is b.st 5., Ic. eight IIestoit (our lii amid Spt'iust'r I 1.s'. Warren and I'tiil Colbt'rt cacti '.505.5.1 of Se'tittk fifth CATCHING--S.ai.d it.,t' 14m is 5.5cc pill, t. ,.,,.,,, )s,,, with two tilts in four (imps Mosel bach un. wp Jalibuer res'risest 581 total Crowns goes after its third lismimIts Its West's 3'Ji ismist ('tuimui will of the year tomorrow when Predicted Finish: Last again In East. t*'rluimi's 294 they travel to Trinity Prep Lro 0 B/as - s form charts CLEVELAND INDIANS - ' Jabbar Named MP Winner - tao's $ FRED AGABASHIAN, with the Public Relations Department of the Champion Spark Plug Co. presented a safety program at Seminole High yesterday. Agabashian drove for 25 years and was in the Indianapolis 500 a dozen times. Shown (left to right ) are Betty and - ~ :. • Seminole Tankers Capture ~ __~! - - :- - - r . '-k,_ ? - - - . - • - ---.., - . ' -1 I'tex--,v i — , e--,-_,~- ,- W-'*.4 ~ .~ - , ;. - ' #_ . - - - For2nd Time 1 41C '- ,. . . I -a W. -.41 - f - "i , . , ' L , -1 - Su.j - Which) brought both Cleveland Hobby Ficquette and Jerry Fadem combined forces to toss and '/.unnnner across. Penn took ' " THIRI) PERIOD defeated second period to cinn the eighth grade soccer championship at Lakeview Middle School recently. They are (left to right) front row, Aaron Kaufman, k ' - '4 1 - . to The / I - -% -.:__ . . • " - iL -. ( - ,- an s ______________ V 1. - I '' - ' M t. Dora , - __________ 4' _ I 1 "• TP __ - z' ' r - ,, .n - _I __________________________________ it "v - ' —:. Nk -111 i - -- ft-f' By 10- 1 Count F Jr H — - ~_ __ Unbeaten Lions Vim First, Top Kissimmee --C ___ __ ~_ __________ - i For Safety Class .r _____ 1__,: _* s,iirifiee fly the Wlnlflin(,riin nsthe . 5 ________ r 7 Miniiiy 'a s;nuiphtrnmenuUlmt,nion l"r,uncisco arid the Tokyo ItoFn'! Robtes drove in the scmI4Itte Orions tied 1-1. nlini(' run iuj'altist 1 lu '.1 land with l)uurwtn, who hit 27 homers For an eighth inning sacrifice fly', the iiermosiilo club to lead the Robles and Jerry Morales cacti MexIcan l'acific Coast League tuici two singles for the padres during the winter, now hias 18 who pInned Uui lnn.s on Gaylord Golfers 5J ____ _____ ___ ______ :~ White ,'4)x ('liv defeated lUnImr; 4.2 and 0 after five innings under the 1CL tx tap of the -- The '.nth College opening frame They added five run lead rule. Junior Seminole Russo was two for two with Raiders posted a pair of Wins In the top of the fifth to end any rver the Rrunswick Buccaneers doubts about a Buccaneer two RBIs for the Raiders Roger Danson, who had a single and a $ yesterday. 12-1 and 164, but the comebackhelped his own cause double, and Parrish were each two wins don't compare to their bats two for three with two ribbies loss Catcher Mike' C-oombs. ° with two hits n tt'uee at Bucs Knock Hounds cacti of the top returnees on the ttkifl. and drove in three runs Tu'n Mel Gatti,s and Kelley two while driving two li.r two with a went one for a flying bat Ui the was hit by Booker was first inning of the first game An,d triple. l.arr) Pamsh was two in a pair of runs. This Saturday the Raiders thref and Paul Russo was stitz'hes to close a required p.m. cut cm his fart He will be out two for four, Parrish. Corbar. trek to Jacksonville for a 1 double-header with II From Metro Perch and Steve Lindbeck each had a Division indefintt.e). the Florida Junior CAlege banged out 12 double i s.lc The- Rai the Stars. The Raiders., ranked onii'thirig going it ItliS IA). li.jt hiti. to solute their 12 runs in the drilled u single to right. puttini: The second game us II'. HERK', the state in the last p flier or, first and third The' and tao late. first game Dan Corhan went Raiders collect orll nine hits as second in Herald Spam in Losing Stephenson hurled a the distance on the mound for they were paced b the shutout JuCo poll. are 0-2 In the divislo" pitcher Herb Shockey, popped for the second out but whole of a game as he struck out of Mike Keiley Kelley and 17-4 overall. Lyman Last its hold on the to third Frank Cacciatore and Miku. Luptnek managed to hit a seven, walked two and allowed the Raiders pos'Ung h third pitching Ed upped his record to 4-1 with the lead in the Metro Conference Pulling, both with 3-1 records. no louts. of his, but five hits Winning pitcher wiii against The localcrew)umped ahead route job. yesterday when the dropped a blooper off the end also had seven of WtitCti just made it river the Shockey 71w Raiders scored six in the are slated to start for the tough 2-1 decision tx the Rue-s t:';' of the first and after a one- Raiders Saturday. Pulling leads outstretched glove' of Lyman strikeouts and two walks but Mainland tit Daytona Ma second baseman, Larry Brown gave only the three hIts rr. d secon added rune in the the mound staff in strike outs Lyman field Called with 26 in 25 1.3 imüngs. Top hitter in the game was the e-key had the Lyman bats Shoe-key rdthgame'swe-re Difference in the game was Dean iii four with two Puts as Rue-s.' for the first six innings silent nothing more than a swinging not islhi'.' a Put arid trips bunt Dii which the hitter W1LS he' did The' kiss put the' Hounds a half struck with the hros te' fjj walked two Only three Hounds On the play what proved tohad managed to reach base in game behind Evans which has be the those first six frames No more lost only one Metro game crossed the winning Lyman is 7-2 in Metro play than one in any inning plate But in the seventh with two while Evans is &i Mainland had a WI lead going The 29th hole is where Next action for the Hounds got to into the fifth when the weird run down the Hounds finally College' Lst scored. With one out Jim Shockey With two outs will lx' Friday when they meet Seminole Junior singled to Left arid Jones In the first meeting with rirsi division golf match of the Brelalord singled to center and Stephen single I,'. moved to second on a pass ball Jones the Hounds won 13-1 in the season, bowing to Florida It is not necessary to own or The South Seminoles Jaycees moved to third on a Ron Dean After Ted Knight Bob Costanune singled to right only real easy tune the Junior College In the sudden having registration for have the use of a gun to take at Mayfair are nine at Greyhounds have had this death affair, Hunter Safety' this course, The course is for popped to the lyman pitcher. with Stephenson stopping their second Country Club Sipe third Brown ddb'.'ered a hard season Kevin Stephenson. Eddie After 18 hOle-i tie twc teams Class, it is a minimum ten hour safe hunting but it also stresses I cut at the ball but single through the hole at short had Identical 212 totals Then In course, including shooting the need for safety with all guns took a fierce topped it for a swinging bunt allowing Stephenson to score cost in the field and around the tie extra bole the los four lesson at a be-al range. HERALD SCORE SOARD But Shoe-key managed Ii get MAINLAND Al I H I) Stephenson fielded players Wok part and their total of *i per student is to cover house , Last YCST there 211 firearm perfectly but his twos struck Mark Thompson cm a strike out wore was tallied to drtenzue insurance and the cost of c aio'c.2t to end the game 43 fire casualities casualties, the winner. FJC's four used 17 shooting Those who p Sipe. With two outs lirelafird s 0 i C a'" It was one of those pines 3 0 0 C was running and scored easily'. strokes to complete the extra course will become Florida while hunting, and there were where everything the Hounds •niii.*f CCC 3 hole while SIC took 20 Certified Safe Hunters. The 176 accidents which occured In The hue-s. first run came 21CC right at Ro, 30 fourth with Jim Rose' walked hit has stroked hard but Los man in the match was class will be on Thursdays the home or yard. Everyone 3 c 1 0 with one down Rim Langford someone. When they finally got Laf$0?S It, 3 C 0 C sioc. 0 the Raiders' Bubba Park with a 4 evenings at Lyman South should know how to pick up and 3 01 1 — check If a gun Li tale for himself LuPUW'..0 74 CYJ.e-r scores for the Raiders i MiJweei . , TOTALS There will be four two hour or others to handle. You will were Rick) Smith with 78 and 00t a .22 rifle at the range. SI P H LYMAN Ed Liskovec and Rag Gdtiresth ciassesat the school from 7 p.m. 3 or There will be dicusslon of hand te.'*'r 30 p.m starting March 23 to 9 both with &k 3 itt Cq they will not be fired low for FJC 30th Mike C.cr'per sas 3 c c C II The class is open to both boy i IC 2 Hunter safety registration with o 76 '1 '.ni Kivipelto had a siwwnsor . 3 0 1 and girls 14 years of age an C.os'.n"n'- Ii 78, Kevin Sullivan arid Scott and parental release Forms 2 0 I I arvorn 7t Older. Parents are encow'ag in the offices at Lyman and MIlls were both at 79, 3 0 C 0 P.oinpeon. rf They can also toattend.Fcjr more informatici' Milwce schools The Raiders are now 3-3 In 2 0 0 0 Pirkrc, 10 !i.wks C 2 C C C chalrmu'. c b vision play and 3-2 over all, be obtained by writing David contact Jaycee 23 1 3 1 Their next matchis with Polk D'Anilcol care of South D'AmicoI at 831-7732 or flO 0-2 s .-Junior College next Monday. SeminoleJaye-res,P.O Box 478. James W. Carter of the Game 'iinino C iC I— I v rlon That match is also slated foe' Altamonte Springs, Florida arid Fresh Water Fish Corn¶.ep$•tol .00 ti"ioi 5tqp Mayfair mission, at I.9133 r7 0: BRUNSWICK. -- ' I eav, . Angeles battled ton 2-2 tic and - run FA Krtim'itpwil poled a twr Ir '. he 1' Pw'wrier. helping Lb.fta Raltcrrw'we Jon Matlark wnf'Ke ri the first all innings for N." York, allowing four hits and v" run Let earn the victory (x'landn Ce'peda's rw"r.ir deteibte started the Ri'i'.''s " wards their victory wet Mr '' treai Pat Jar-,l and Gary N"barer combined for Atlant.. '.i'e.hit'' nrs' - - m'uim:i K.imica'. Win A Pai* r* - -a -' ,,, se....- Raiders new principal Duty's gridders will be nicknamed the Fatriots with red, white and blue the school colors. (Don Vincent Photo) ten ' 1lie convertril hurler lielt(A two a three-run linwh homer that -- for the(ilants, allowing In.e'- fly hAt. 114K'K 10th Ia'le ltot#rts limited the nina batted in for 42 spring l'erry Huihiy Hell had Itsir hits whip the (tifrr.gvi Whit. Sot Aso4'lni,lI rrm'i' Sports Wilier swings Ron hIiouitx'rg and Johnny ('al latgr; to r.re run in seven Infor the Irwilans Ther comes a time in imiost lie tagged a lejiclofF heuner Ken IIolt,rmian hurled the first lIviv ontrlhutad three tilts each nings arid Torrirriy John hurled hollpin era' careers when, after against 1,#-w Kraursc In the ai'i' five billers Innings for the sir innings A1141 then lion K finn. iii the Ui'w York attack II particularly 100(111 Itay. they iou innIng 111111 then drilled a kowskl unit II.,IIle F'lrigers Finf)outileq by him hansen and fx4ger t.fnc. being tiwwhw'ei wonder if ihi"y' shouldn't IH' two-run thot, iving the Twins Isbwit up nklnnc$ shut riot inn. Martin., sparked a five- for two run, In the auth iining suite other jilt). the lenil iii the tevcnthi. California Hit k Green drove In run Kansas ('ity rally that car. That hue e'iIIilt' to Hobby Tokyo and San Frarwisen datIlnokk' pitcher Mike Huchicli, three runs with a single and Heilthe htoyate past Texas Darwin In 1970, not after a tough trimmed from the ('lru-hnnatl double Fir the A's, who tagged Have Nel,son helteri a twrmtun tied to a tie called after the 10th game, but after if t,Iuiti sefltOtI. suiflait earlier, ziliniwi'd three thit' Angels with their fourth hornier for The Rangers to allow the 14itte (irions to I),irwl,i had ls'i'ui bnunt'ing straight walks in the .'i,ththi in- striiighit spring 1114f.41 h a plan. Furni-et Narita l/lt Angeles tied hiotein us n rafr around various tumor league Iruir1l', Iiiiiuie I'hilbi' 'liii' \'nntkrec got a pair of two Tim Johnson's seventh Inning went all th, way Inc the Tokyo wtulsticstnps for eight years, ilelphula's winning runt against tori Rich ikuumble and the game was finally team, allowing just four hits homnern from disguised as it pitcher When he the tieds Grel, I .im,inski and %li Ks-nrwv anti .h',hini f;llk to IUlln"t iv 'l.mrr"'.c af?r dl',. .7 ii ( 'umrIand w)? CP'/Cfl hunt an 0-li record anti 6.49 (hear (lam,itilu' iratki'ii two hulls earned i'tifl average for Spokane 0111cc -u' for thtu' l'hiilllu'c while thim' in 190, he tlec'ideit It was lOtte to Itrits' s;)ring ci I)tII1( sliOlip try something else. Suinietiilng continued. ('Inu-Iminati has 11010' ip like the outfield. aged just three u'ttrrwd runt in . Now I)arwtmi Is a slugger Ininnings ateati of a slinger A rookie itt 2's. Rookie hhiuhile 7.Isk, fighting -.L ho' is mit.ikinig ii struini'. hid For a to '.cini it job on the world chant- ____ ',, - job with tb' Mimimiu'r.otui 'l'winis pun I1itlsisuirgh; roster, slugged - __ '. The drought is over fur the. a single run it. toe top of the' Oviedo Lions baseball learn se'.flth Meanwhile Davis had the Yesterday afternoon found the Lions breaking, into the win Kcrnbciys under control and coluninfortheflrsttirrieasthe) wtakenedunlyintiwsizthwhen whipped Kuisunme'e 10-1 at the try put two of their four huts together to put their Lone tally Kowboyz' park on the board Phillips feels his crew should " We really put everything together," said Oviedo couch make' rapid improvement now Robert Phillips "It was by tar with the first victory in the our best defensive performance hopper. The Lion squad Is and that is where we' ve been donunated by underc'Uisamer wlth oniytwoseniorsonttw hurtuig all season" Robert Davis served up a club. The two seniors are cmamong four hitter in helping the Lions post their first victory terfit'lder Jimmy Meeks mud second baseman John Kirk. after live straight losses, Offensively it was sane patrick. Juniors are Rhodes. timely Putting alung with daring Butch, Davis, Greg Sandal. Law running that brought Allen Daniel and Louie Tul;' Sophomore Tracy Boston dues victory tc the Lions Leading the tutting parade the catching Next action for the Lions will was Fred Rhodes with three hits s with two runs be Friday when they host New In four trip batted In Also starring at the Smyrna Beach in a return plate were Lyn Burch and Lowe game The Barracudas handed the Lions an 6-7 setback In the Tulp. The Lion Putters gut to season upen'r. Expected to get the call or, Kisaumunee atarter Jun Norton for two runs in the first Inning Friday' is Burch. Saturday finds and four more in the second the Lions going to Leesburg for frame fur an early 64 lead Don an evening contest. The starting Adams relieved Norton in the hurler will be' picked from the third and he was touched up for trio of Davis, Daniel or Tu.lp two runs by the lAonsin the fifth Tuip could be the key to the the third of the season U his arm comes around frpo )Cjulnuix'e hurlers, Ray Norton as It did last year when he was could not escape the' sticks of one of the leading hurlers on the Lions as they got to him for Lion team. ' Bobby Darwin Twins' Hero s -e -• -: *%. OLE s,CtIn the fib Reynolds It f1nalfnurframes,FAtgewater ' Th eDeaincpofthe 5 ed thefina1rUnOfthegkflW 'I f *4. In the bottom of the filth inning Sloan irst inning. V Slcn had fanr.ed the first after NesmIth.11% Edgrwatei scored two runs - twnhitstnthebottflmof the two men. Jeff Nell) walked. O.r1,r ame frame and they didn't get stole second and then scored Turn, 2t. ,uither hit in the game Jim whentenesibattt'thIttheball agrave. the first Edgewater to shortstop Rioky NoSmith and EDGEWATLI him hatter. drew a haw-on.halla. he let it get Extra Hole Shooting Stars Local ~ t 1 0 0 0 srngled and thes both scored on mi the SemtnoIes ItnkUII Out 3 1 1 0 waw.c Eagle II seven. All together, double b Walt MoCulky. fiwdtwdltupat2-2witha hatters were retired " G&bribl 21CC ondstrikeoutrfluteSbarididfl't ir.in the tap ofthe 3 0 C C s-e1or. ?b :ning Rick NeSmith Led Off allow a hit and walked only two. C C CC five MCUum 3t ith a single, advanced to The Seminoles were hurt by Sirvrn,lb 'econdnna sacrifice bunt by fielding errors 23 a a :3 TOTALS Rolds,NeSznith &fldWlllle harles fluhart, stole second nd scored on RWky Turners Wall each had a pair of hits for 110 cElo o—; s the Seminoles. who outhit -icrthce fl'. tIC 010 1-4 2 1 Chris Daum and Edgewater s.2 two e first th Brady fanned Sloan (21 WId MCLPOII Crad,. utters to lead off the bottom of Deas had one hit apiece. Welton 711he second inning Then he The Seminoles have a pair of 7 5r€1 siivit sue three straight walks, two tough games set for this dwwi'. McI'e SAC-0IP4$rl •rtuflrnunts,toloadthebaJes weekend Fnday they play C..br$I eIi. PB—W..ø 5.••gravr%. n. tr. land ,.:; ativ ;ith S1O&II CaIThi i $ ø'v the first man Saturday the'. ho1 Gairierville ' .(I I-? YOL mu: sr the Beep Beeps "arthured" three wins Are game- VithoneoutCiuCkWasOn Smanhu1e441.3rdiflfltflcs - '4, 'Rookie at p. m The GatnesvLle game Is an important divisloc tilt and jsor l)Ofl*ld Brown will be on the mound for the SeminoLes in that D.um,Cf fr with cL'eOfld and SC,Oredflfl$bLt hit ' - In . but before he ever went to each of the final four innings tic • ____ - But Lose pitching Staff High B GAR', TAYLOR Sp.claI R.cognitlon Eagles lt h* Seminoles Out em By HERKY CUSH The Fish Biting ) Bowling Belts Two Homers In Win II' '//'cin";rJ,i, P/'irr.h 2?, 1712 Iho ,fllIf(Ir(I Itoril - - �The 5#,nford I'lermld WednesdAY, March fl, l'?12- 9A __ Wednesday. March 22 1972 BA-The Sanford Herald --I 1 D I,. • ___ I - - - -. -- NDWHMAO - -q' ('i - - - •. Candlelight Rites By Bon Amies Outdistances McCarthy Muskie Wins In Illinois of the vote, "The people have ,pon," through the Democratic Nation' only 9 per cent And that was about U* Muskte uid Illinois gave him By WALTER R. MEARS ue thing that went right Tuesday said Daley. "It's always a good *1 ConventIon and AP Pofltleal Writer clear cut victory." j thing when the peopie speak." entire nation nest November," "a ii p came over a former Minfo (icago CHICAGO (ATh - S In the presidential preference Mid Muskle. 'This Is the mea. rnund S Muskie, claiming In Datey, who will lead vote, with 95 per cent of the sage that the people of illinois nesota senator who Is not among the real contenders for victory that he'll keep winning committed blo.- when precincts counted, these was have Just sent acrc the na nomination. now. held a big lead over Sen Democrats convene July 10 lion." the totals: Nonetheless, it was a ictory, George McGovern today as the Miami Reach, } The Maine senator got off to a Muskw 722.930 votes, or 63 per Democratic OilcagO flaky's hallots Wt c'Ow'ited in their faltering campaign start, 'ith a and whether or not it impresses COflttSt for IUIIIOIS delegate organization was jolted when cent. 37 46.4 per cent victory showing in tiva1plttiCi*n5. it puts a win on McCarth) 420,222 votes, the New Hampshire primary, the Muskie record to carry Into VoltS for the Democratic resl- two insurgents beat his ctoen candidates to win nominations per ceni a battering in Florida, the pivotal Wisconsin primarY lential nomination. "We're going to keep on win- and Muskie easily a iatanced for governor and state's atlorung, through all the primaries. wiw.i-e he ran fourth and got AprIl 4. Eugene J. McCarthy to win as expected Tuesday In an Illinois ******* V ti 4,; rriary. polling 63 per cent of the vote. A atow count of the long batlots In the delegate selection c(UitUtS, where Muakie also the favored. left In (inal lineup in the Illinois deli'gallon. But IL was clear the By MARVA hAWKiNS 322441* The annual canddlight set- new Good Samaritan home. The Hon Amies any "This is the place to Lx"." will be held Palm Sunday gtnning at 8 p.m. at the Freewill Holiness Church, itub>' pastor, Wilson, Mulberry Avenue. This sen'ics' will benefit the new Good Samaritan ilome, Please plan now to attend this program. -- Mayor Daley Is Shaken I n Two Vo t I n g S e tb a c ks with a substantial margin over McGovern. The delegate contest was really 24 contests, with 11w io The Just Us Club members are still selling tickets for a rod and reel set to be given away Saturday, April 8. This may lid your way of donating to the new Good Samar' an Home. -- - Marriage with the Clerk of said PubliSh March 33. 1972 Court. and I've a COPY thereof 'Q" DE B 124 news television "Cki said Pi'tltior*t', Of' IllS a"torfll'y. the Q'irieie people THOMAS A SPEER. of SPEER 1. Commission SPEER. whose atdress is Post SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING didn't look as U they were at all onth.foliowin000sCrlbidPOQflY Seminole County. FlorIda AND ZONING COMMISSION Offict Bos 1354. ii) Magnolia Of SE'. of SW'. ant W" of B, PS btown. Director happy to see our presalent. Avenue, Sanford. Florida 3777L on 2021S-31E Publish Ma? 22 1972 Notice of Public Hearing also noticed on a few faces, Page 30. 04 the Public Recorol of DEBa. or before April 20th. 1972. arid if you acres Fuf?hef OisCrlb.d as DEB The Piannin; and Zoning Corn failto0*so.a Default Judgment *111 $emlnoie Count,. Florida what I thought was a Look of beginning at terrier ci Gaor'elIa and MARGARET COP4P4ELLY. lid THE COURT OF THE COUNTY mission *ill conduct a publiC be entered against yOu. fc thi relief Subject to ant together broo&s disgust j you ask me, Mr. residence is ellI B'oadsa,. Brone MoOetnmaiC Range WEU1C JUDGE. SEMINOLE COUNT'V, hearing to consider recommer.diri; a demanded in said Petition In the Cavil ii till CY will be P*IØ an hii'ing This public York. l47i h Refrigerator FLORIDA narita. WITNESS my hand and official proposed change o ron ng from A 1 Best America's the Count, Commls5ltI Chambers Seminole County. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED this Court at Sanford. Agriculture to C 2 Gererai Corn Iii Probate Na M3 A)I2R. Nuton. Eshaiist fan Ill. IN PROBATE Of tIle Court House. Sanford, CONNELLY that ARTHUR Seminole Cnty. Florida 'his 20th mercial on the following described In re Ella?, Of Pat F,.t'rp PEF 101, WaIl IN RE Estate if Comfort 1 20 Florida. On AprIl 12. 1972. at fiat a PetItIon ifl the Circuit Court Of S'ILPI'IIA T.".iPIE property div p4 March. A 0 1572 Wall Carp,! P.M. or as soon thereafter as HAROLD K S(AMN Deceased Seminole COunfy. Florida, for of the North Ij Deceased Parcil 1. South Seal) WITNESS rry hand arid official possible. Dissolution of Marfiage.aItt you are of the South "a of the (alt 'of the ARTHUR H BECXWITH JR 'TeAlI Credilersafid Persons Having of this Court at Sanford, TO ALL CREDITORS AND PER Planning ar, Zoning reQuired to serve a CpoV of PIE '104 the P4W iO4 SectIon 9315 Claims a' Demands Agalas? Said cii's of CircuIt Seminole County. Florida. tItuS 13th SONS HAVING CLAIWS OR CornmllsiDt' SAID AGAINST wrItten defenses. if any, on 5 DEMANDS 19E (less road rtght.of way) Parcel Court of Estate da, of March AD 1973 rlorlGa Seminole County. JOSEPH DAVIS. JP.. of STEN ESTATE 2 TM South of the East I.. f the You arid eacti 04 you are hereby Seminole County. ISis)?) By R. S. brown. You and each 04 you are hereby STROM. DAVIS & M(IP4'OSiH, s NE '.m of the P4W l.. Section 5 31S. and reQuited to present any Florida rioflfled ARTHUR H BECKwITH. JR Zoning Director torneys *or PetItioner, whoa. so notified ant reguvfat to present any 25E (less road right Of way and less Claims and demands which you. or h T. Vihien Ciw's of CIrcuit Publish Ma? 22. 1973 claims and demands which yQu, or oress if Poit Office boa 1330. San the South 110 ft thereof) ether of yuu. may have against Deputy CIe Court f eftIli' p1 you. may Pevt aga'nt the DES 10! All junior high and senior Lug fort, FlorIda. 32771. and file me estate 04 HAROLD K SEN. Beginning 143 ft North *fthe in THOMAS A SPEER SemInole County, SHINE. with the Clerk of the above estate Of VILPHIA said County to tertection Of S P 43.4 arid Sand Laki Spee'r Speer d,cs.ied. (ate o & Florida 04 youth will be recognised in the originalCourt SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNINO on or b.e AprIl 17, dectasad- late Di sat Ce,,,', to the Cwnty Judge of Sa'nlnoie County. Styled Road. on the west side ofl.R. Once BOc 1)54 By Ellen Scott ANDZONINOCDMUISION apeclal sen'e at Fust Baptist 1973. Otherw,;r a detault and County Judge of $erniriole Coun'y i'4 NOrtPI of Sand Lake Road 790ff Florida. a! his Office in tie crt 113 MagnolIa Avenue Deputy Cipra HearIng Notice of PubliC ruor'ca a' his office in the tour' In Sanford Thurada at •.30 ultimate ludgrt'ie't' will be entered THOMAS A SPEER frontage On S R 43.4 *ith a depth of SahtrC. Florida 37771 Pioute f said County at 4nt' you tor tnt retef demanded houtt f said Coun't a Sanforc The PlannIng ant Zoning C.ofn sIttliri Sic calendar months At1ny for Pofition.,' 2*0 Pt on the west side of S P 434 OF SPEER I SPIER p.m. Evangelist Walter K. againstPetition 'itt',i mIssiOn *111 conduct a public Florida. FIo'aGa. within sia calendar t' the 'Ph Ii publiC hearing will b4 held in time f tPief In-il publ icat iI Publish March 33. 79. A prI I S. 17, the P 0 Sos 134.4 former football star for Ayers, WITNESS my hand and official ttortt tht tImS f tie frst ptIicatiDf hearing to core Ida' recommending this notice Twv cOPies of each 1972 the Ccvnty Cømmi$sin Chambers 113 Magnolia Avenue Of zoning from A 1c'aim a' dernOnd shall be in writing. DE B tOO Dl this not ice I so cog i of a.ch f the Court House. Sanford. the University cii A.ansa.s hal of Said Court on th* 9Th day (4 Sanford. F Ior Ida 27771 CN RestrIc'ed claim or demand shall be In wrIting. proposed change Agriculture t 04 state theplac. 04 residence Florida. on AprIl 12. 1913. at 7 30 Stiscirtiacki., will recognize the Mar ct' A P . 1972 Atiorneys Per Piiintiff residence Commercial Ofi the following ,.I Publish March 11. 22. 79. AprIl 5. and Shall Stale the place 04 ant Pot1 ffi(e address Of the Qwistian (Seal) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PM. or as soon therSattir as of Fellowship IiRTHUR H BECKWITH, JR progerty. ant post offIce address of the 0.sctI lI be sworn to by claimant , and 1572 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR possible Athletes present In the seice. claimant. and shall os sn to by Clerk of Circuit Court r his at LOfs 1 through ii, and tth lieU Planning and Zoning claimant, his agent.by DES 70 a filing COIl IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the claimint, his itnt. or ottorn,, Sta'e Road V P WI. Block G. Tract Seminole Count,. He win relate his owo personal CDmmiss and .cmPin'ed torn COUNTY FLORIDA a filing tee o' Florida ___________________________ $anlandu SpringS as recorded Iar and Such claim or Seminole County, Florida fae of on. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and accompanied experience of conversion during CASE NO. 72 331 00t uch(a't'C' demand BY (lien PB A pg 11. alt in Section t 1 71$ 79( By P S O,marid nOt 50 fi shall be void EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRTHE FOREST PROPERTIES. his message. Two rung people Further described es East of Depot, Cliv's 5- MarjorIe B Seaman Zoning Director CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE no' so flied shall be INC . Washington R ST ENST ROW. DAVIS will give their testimonies. Publish March 72. t?77 IjecutrIl Of the COUNTY. FLORIDA a MasSbcP,uI4tts corporation. As administrator S R 434. facinO I 4. b?deri0 Cat. No 71 15 Estate of Following the sence ifl I MCINTOSH Plaintiff. OLd 123 Dl the (stale of Post Office bce 1330 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF •i&II St on the North •nd Harold K Stamen, deceesed youth are invited to stay far a Florida State bans VILPHIA SHINE. deceased ORLANDO. a, national banking Pinesiew St onth. SouTh less ls 17. W,rio,?weedle. Hainet. Ward SUMINOLICOUNT'YPLANNINO HUGH BLAIR and FRANCES) corporation. I pluiSfi Pa "Piva Party" In the church's II, 19 of Block o woodman. BLAIR. his wife. ('P AL. AND ZONING COMMISSION Plaintiff. Attorney at Las Fiora TnispubllchwingwtlIbeMldin Avenue Nra (niglanid xi East Fellowship Hall. t)efiivtants NethuifP*llcH.aijag 5o.33S! Attorneys for PetItioner It'S C.ountv commission crwrnn.ri TM PI'irIng and Zoning Corn. NOTICE OP SUIT COWARD M WOOD and MARY Sanford, Florida 37771 of th5 Court PfOvse. Sanford, *,nter P 0 bce PubliSh MarCh 11.22.71. AprIl 5 Park. rnl$Slcn sill conducf a public TO JANE WOOD. his site. PubliSh March 1S.V. 75. April 5, Florida. on April 12. 1972. at 7)0 Florida 37155 1973 tearing tocorwld•r recommaqidinga CARLO GAFFE, JR Defendant; 1972 0(5 72 p.u. or as soon thereafter 79. April 1. 17. ub'" March72. proposed Changia 04 zonIng from A-I residence viWnown bt last NOTICE OF SUIT possible. 10 THE ABOVE NAMED DES it griitture Ia C.) Central Corn. maIling address I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 15TH planning arid Zoning DES 101 rnecai on Ie4oIIowng d,scriwd Post Office Soc $443 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE Commission __________________________ proc-er?, You a'" tilt Of YOU al r,'.fird Orlando, Florida IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY P401 ICt 5 ii[If( bY c," 'EP4 l",i' SemInole COunty, Florida thaI a su'? to foreclos, a mortgage Lof 5. CENTRAL PARK. ac CIVIL ACTION *40 77303 IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY lhat certain Writ of y. *.S encumbering tee following propef'Iv by virtue HUGH W BLAIR 5fld to P(at thereof as JUDGE. SEMINOLE COUNTY. DIVISION ci arId ZonIng Director in Seminole County. (cecution iStiiltd Ou' of located In PLS BookS. Pagi 55*4th, PubHc F PAPICES J BLAIR, FLORIDA. tntsea' c'f stir Smell clams Court v' Publish 1912 Mar 22. I Ioria It w , ' Records of SemInole County, ItS t f KAREN EILEEN Adopton Iii Probate Seminole County. Florida. upon a DES 105 Lot 0. biotI - A, THE COLON Florida. LESS me followIng: Route 1, Boa 797 IN WE Lslate gf OUTTIP4. amino'. JOHN BAXTER NAPES FIRST SECTION. ac fjn.I judgment rendivad in the SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING BegIn ala poInt IC fail EasI of me Mt Pleasant, North 'lRy ELLMAN OUTTIN. a minor. arid NANCY cording tO lh, put thereof as aforesaid court on the 72nd 4Cr of AND ZONING COMMISSION SW. corner of laid Lof 5. Canfral Carolina 73134 LEE OuTTEN.. minor, by HENRY Dr'c.aI..d p peges Soak an Hi that certain 7" Fet,uary. A 0 1972. DeBARYPT4.nclpaI speaker B KENNEDY, Thi Stepfather YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Part. fVfl tPasnace East along the Netuteif PyBIIC Hearing TO A LL CREDITORS AND PER. and IC. Public Retords of Seminole case entitled. Ropes'! B Sterner Northerly right of way of Seminole SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR that an attion 10 foreclose a mor NOTICE OF ACTION for the Debar)' Republican Club Tnr Planning a'id Zoning Corn Plaintiff, -s NafiCI i. Lyoch. OUTTEN. Count,. SAID tgag on the following property In Boulevard, a distance Of 153.1 feel, AGAINST flied against yOu and you D.,enoant, which aforesaid WrIt of mission 011 tonduCt a public DEMANDS has beenFlorida at Its regular meeting Monday. TO FURAAP4 MARTIN Un&iiO*t' thence North 313 feif. Thence Was, Seminoit County. Florida rc required to ierv. a copy of your WhisC Residence 5 ESTATE Ihi (.evct,Oii was detiva'pd to me as ie.ring to cOnsidtf recommending March 77, will tie Volusta JRYOU 5g4 3)3 fpef mflpIrl LITTLE 153 ifeef, t7tgi LOl 17. Block B wrItten defenses If an',. fo It On are P..,OI ARE NOTIFIED tt.Pt a YO and taCt of Seminole Count,. Florida. a proposed change of zoning Prom P o Plaintiff's a'to'nr',, AI,earid.' Yi(K1WA (STATES. NUMPIER or less to pon? of beçryi.n'J County A.saesaCir War-ten L pe'ti?ion for the adoptiof) of 't, IA Resi*ird,al tO Al Agriculture On vtiI,rd anC?eQuitet t present an lvied upontlie following have anti whose address is too rlaims and demands which you. or ONE. according to thi plat thereof. ANti Greenwood. He will discuss and nOose named miners by tP.ir McklnnOn I o.iowing desCribed property East Robinson Street. Orlando, discrIbed property owned by Nancy the East of SE corner either of ,ou. m.'ty 'save against tnt as recorded In Plat BooS 9. Page 52. LESS Pit fOl1o*ing ' Stapfattier. Henry S KIfi.flldy. as Bginning lOft LVnCP'. Said property pe,, explain e volusia County Florida and file the original *tth the L Begin ate point IQ f.4 West of the estate 01 WAR K ELIMAN. PubliC Records ef Seminole County. 05541 filed In this Court and you are 3. Saniando Court on or located in Seminole County. Florida. of Block H. Tract 5. corner of Said Lot 5. Central and wIll answer rquited 10 serVe a COPY of your Clerk of the above Styled April Lvii North 154 501 Fast lOOP? deceased. late 04 said County. to tnt Florida. 5wlnge. more particularl, described as 1977; besot, the 3rd day 04 written defenses, Pt any. to it on questions fr-un the Door, South 154.31' west 1OO ft tO beginning County Judge of Seftsiflale County. has beams f lied against you and you Pa& run thence West, alorg the Ofhefwi$e the allege! loris of ttts followS Florida. at hit off ice in tP'S court are requited to serve a copy of your Northerly ?lgflf Of way ii Seminole pet ItlOi*r'I attorney. ROBERT U together with that portion of AlliSon I IfoS Buick tag No PW*IU will be taken as admitted Complaint president Ray Sdiroe Board of tioust of sad County at Sanford. written defenses, if any, to It on Souievart. a distanc. of 125.5 feet, SEGAL. of ROTH. SEGAL . by $trest •bdoned entered and the unOersiwied at Siserlit ot and a ludOmert ner be nounced tt neethig is cn iEv;iae. I Sasitti Ce-st Ondi against Aitotrey for the fiance NorTh 130 feet, thenci East you br the Letil' demanded Seminole County. Florida, will if County CornniissiOiierS adlacent to Seminole Could!. Florida. within sic NATHAN LOEB. calendar mcntfls from the lirn. of PlaIntiff, what. Sddefl$ 1$ 5.jlf 505. 1253 fist, theq',ci So,m 130 feet 10 to the poblie and refreefirnents P0. Sos 245$. Orlando. tIlt CDfnPiawtt 1100AM on the *1tIt day of March. ttie above described propefly. OneNorthoraflgeAveflu..OrlandO, point of begInning. 17. 1172. and FvrThi' described as West of tht first pslcation of this nOtice WITNESS m hand arid tee' f AD 1973. offer for salt ant $rli to will be served during the social 22W2. or' or beo'e April Clerk Further dssCsIe as NE of tne Dl thIi file the original with thu *?PI di! of the higheSt bidder, for cash. St,,ect Sasiarido tIle Two copies p4 each claim or demand Florida, and file the original with the thiS Court on salt Island Lake, East of bthes Court either before service on Feburar,, 1913 cleft of the above Styled court on or Sanford Os' lirido Kenn.I Club bow iollowing shall be in writing, arid snail stale Suburb Iaajitltul to an', arid Oil Cc itit,ng lens, at trie This public hearing will be held In p,I It loner's attovn.y or immediately This public tering will be fleld Ifl the place of residence arid post once before April 20th, 1912. Othurwilt a meeting. Front (Writ) Door Dl Ire Seminole Arthur Pt Seckwith. .1? Congresslnan LOU Frey, who ?hi,'.ifter OthefwisI a default wIll $ninr, tee Co',,rdv Commission Ctmmnbes'l aod,esiofthecialmarlt.an4shaIIbe Ivdgmer'l ma, be entered againsl the COvWy Commission Chambers County Covrtf,o'jse be entered against you for The relief Dl tie Court House • Sanford, swotn 10 by the claimant, his agent, you for the ,.Ii,f darysandd In IPi of the Court House, Sanford, Clerk of thu Circuit FlOr,da, tie above destrltied per was acheduled to be In I)eBary demanded Coiriplant or Pet111545. Florida. on AprIl 17, 1912, at 7:30 i ".5 Florida. Ofl Apr11 12. 1112. at 7 30 or attot nay and eccomflp.flied Dy a Court In amid for sonal properly WITPdESSmyhandandthe$ailof PM.. or as soon thereafte' as arid such WITNESS my hand and the seal of P.M., or as spon thereafter filing fee of ne dollar on April 7 has had to cancel the as 50, County. r 05ldi said sale is being mid, That possloie. MartI, I )Pi. 1972 ciairnorOem.ntnoft.ofIIedlhallbI said Court ott MarCh 30th. 1$?? possIble date due to important CUD- tis IS Court By (hess Scott 4 14"ttv thC terms of tat WrIt Piannir,3 a'%d Zoning (Seal) SEAL) Planning ant Zoning Depot, cent Ececution miUee meetings. He will be (COURT ARTHUR II BECK'WlTH, JR Coenm,sign ARTHUR H ICCK*ITI. JR JOi'thSOPd. MOTSINGEP. S Pled N Juan. Jr Commls:.aOn John E Polk. cuetline In April for Clerk of said Co,at Seminole County, Florida TRISMIN AND 5$SRP tie Court As administrator As Clerk Seminole CljiiflV. Florida Soeriff BY: Ellami ScOff IX (as' Robinson Street by P.5. 5rn t's Estate o Brow's. 04 Iv Ellen Scot •.S early morning puthc meeting Br' COot.!,. The .iufunson building Deputy Cleft ZonIng Oi,tor MARK ELIMAN. deciahed Deputy Clerk Zoning Director FlorIda at which refrestuneits will be1 Florida 32501 3. Orlando. PjDuIIDi March72. fl,Aprll 1. 17. 1977 PublIsh. Mar. 37. 19/3 PubliSh Marthi. IS. 72. 75. 1172 PublIsh - March 11. 22. 3$ AprIl Publish Mat 72. 1972 P'ibIISh Marc' L 11. 72. 79. ivi PubliSh March i, I, 15. 23, 1972 ved. The date win be or, wn DES-IC? 0E149 0(537 0(11*4 OEBSI 0(511 I on April 12. 1972. at I Xl P M. or soon Thivatti' as poasibie Planning and ZonIng _ ,: . - _______ \ LU _______ iiul Wilhit N'WtiiiiIl might.i Fit I'IVI' fOur year scholarships in the htoriions tTnhimlt('d I'rogrnrn at Florida State University From Edwaril Wilson, Seininolt' High School counsellor. ( )vt'T f'uOO highly (luaIill('(I ahl(l meritorious Florida high school students were ,U)lfliflflted for tilt' honOrs hut tnii>' 64) receIved scholarships. The scholarship package covers registration and housing lees, l(X%i and tx)()ks SlhIltlI"V ,rI.:s -- - - ---- _______________ -- _______________ NJ eg ro Regains ,..._., - . . - ,' ' - -. ... - - - " '.'.-- ' ,, . - .. . . . - -'- . - ' - - -. ' '.,.. ' "•" -. , . -' - ' ' . . - - _____________ ____ _____________ _____ - Math Contest Rea ie - , efø - mission will ConduCt C PublIC tearing tO consider recommending proposed change zoning f torn A I Agriculture to c Country Estates . / mit' - ____ - - County. Florida, £ncumbring the CC,r Stat, Bank followIng Oescrlbed proper! lyIng Suite County. Seminole and being in San?ord, Florida 27111 Florida. to wit Second Section. Attorneys tV Pe'fitioner LOt 21. Block S. Publish March 11. 22. 75. April S. Dreim*Ofd, according to the piat 1972 in Plot BOOS 4. thereof, as reCo'ded I anit reoired in her tiniuw, 'the dining town was the setting for refreshments. The table was cloth. t"O%'CtCtI with a crisp Green punch was poured frilltl a by Mrs. bowl crystal WIlatidInina Motley anti Mrs. ((StIll ftryant served home nunle txiunil cake. 'Die ('1)1111' sctwnw of green and itolti wilt curried out in the rcfrcstunent.t Mrs IMIIItC ((lair (11141 MIvt Corn hlardywerchoatcascl. The glIest room wa* tilled with 1111111)' tienutiful 110(1 U.Sdf(ll glft.s. Many happy and blessed years in your new 1)01111' -- Reading Skills Improved FLORIDA IN CHANCERY *40 72.292 DIVISION A IN RE the man'iage ARTHUR A CONNELLY. Husband and MARGARET CONNELLY. wIse NOTICE TO DEPEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA 10 hiinnte Slappy, a former tionwtown fellow of this city, has return to make his home again here in our community. Slappy is a noted musician, having played with many greots such as Erskinc hawkins, Louis Jordan and Jotinnie I,ynch, of Atlantic City. 1k played with nian)' bnnd.s while living in the Sanford area as a )'oung man. Do some of you remember B-elton's B-and on Singing Bill)' Stward' Fronl 1936 to 1950 Sloppy had his banil, lie made many tours and played many famous night dubs. Sloppy's friends in and artitind Sanford may now hear him play and sing Wodnesay, Thursday, and Friday nights 6 pm. til 8 at the Club Liii, dt'dlcatlon of the new home. A tour of Mrs. Fields home causeil many remarks of "how lovely," "how well arranged" Mdlntwrs of the S.emiiinole On last Saturday, two chorus thigh School chorus will attend lmck is superior rating. Smith was an outst.artdlng members of Seminole High thi' ilistrict chorus festival on ittI:en of this cotiimntmity. 1k School participated in 11W Saturday at Winter Park High was in (hit house and Builling istr1ct vocal festival and came &hns)l. The group will perfonn wri'v king business away with superior ratings lii Illelliot)' of (114" late Foster two sclection.s, "0 Magnify the These two members are . and three Mr. and Mrs. j. Wltt Mc" Smiiith, hint Patricia Meredith and Sandra Ma'ty friends 01 Mrs. Willie (1154) 1% iii Jarrell 2010 Oak Avenue hove Black Slu,tt-nt Union of Harris Agnes Fields helped to enjoy the hungarian folk-songs; %),,f,4,,(,, Smith, .... Mnr Ia II... Aii,,,'hlnr n( ... ag'la'etlnn for slutht.rvadlniz oresented Mrs. Sa'ItIiflhIlp iunlor (.olkite Li '""i"" " "" "''".'' '' i''' ll('U.'l4'V.iILllilitf I.'UIL'USUIiuii VU.................... Mr. and Mrs. 0. i. Meredith. last Sunday. Rev. J.l.. Brooks, competition. We wish the president of the Just ts ('bib, LI cp)mLcsJrjng a "togetheriwsi" She has been a soprano In (he pastor of Zion hope Missionary Chofll.i fliuCh success on hIOnLItIl)Ii to (lie flCW G0O(1 dilm'e at 8:30 Saturda) ttvening SItlirltav .Iftii 111)1.1' t)..'s hiring Silnl:'rlt.lrl I lou'' t)IIl1'!iIII Mr it tlw S' h...il Stl:ihl'r,t ('.'rter Seminole hugh chorus for the )l ''.11 'hurt-h. itffii'itteil in th _ I'last three years. In Januar. '-es: Patrlclawasaelectetl through a ,f'!'a t' afight-singing audition to par. -e' , ''.jd;'i 'Thcipate In the Florida Musi .1 Education Clinic chorus lIt Daytona Beach. She Ii i(,: ." '". i I , ' member and sings in the choir of the ('ongregatioruil CiLrIStL:II1 ' -: ii -. '' Church. Pat plans to continut' her career in music next year at Seminole Junior College. Sandra Harris, the d.iughter . L of Mr. and Mrs. Roger S T' rnembi'r Harris, Li a first year "T' of the Seminole High chorus "I One of the selections that Sandic performed at the district was done In German, She was accnmpanied at the piano by her father, Roger Harris. Sandie Li a member of the choir at First Methodist Church. Soc has PATRICIA MEREI )l'l'hl SANDRA hARRIS raticnxccutive, a tight victor) 7 inC icago, where Simon held nectin with a police raid in r. niittin cicco, which two Black Panther leadfr the i.arts ubernatorla1 a 4-3 edge over Walker in the SANFORD MIDDLE School eighth graders Ann Gncnic iefi and Kim AlsAriated Press writer tlng. They were not expected. nomination over the regulars' t'o'entin seats apçiortrnned CHICAGO APi Two major era were shot In death. Arrasmith, display posters with magazine and newspaper clippings on to change the outcome of the among Illlnos congressional With 4,924 of 5,243 county pee.. choice, LI Gov. Paul Simon. setbacks In the Illinois primary President Nixon's recent trip to China, Walker had 693,751 votes, or contest. districta The 70-year-old flaky, in his toe io,s have shaken Mayor Richard J. cincta reported, Hanrahan had With 75 counted. per cent ofdeleg:tes pee Uris Da)e,'r king reign as kingpin of 350.57 votes, or 42 per cent, ta 51 per cent, with 95 per cent of coi'r.mltted to vote for Muske's the Democratic party in 246,945VoteL0r.6Pert for the state's 10,858 precincts fifth four-year mayc*il was qukk to make peaceterm. over., counted. Simon had 659,0( Berg. t'ii i lures to the rebels. He told party Chicago. nomination led for 9 . votes, or 49 per cent State's Arty. Edward V. Han-- independent Democrat. woers and newsmen, "The . There were I missing p ventlon wats, McGovern rahan ted to a renomina- lecied 2,I01, or .3 pet cent. At the same tlmø urnciai riricts in Cook County. including people have spoken es for 14 ir 'cause they ar getting delv ie S';l has Nxor was rather Rut there were more uncomLion irtor over Raymond embarked this year on an all- treated In my eyes., these ver Ix'wcrlu.l and when we do mirted delegates, , leading Berg, the man party leaders returns gave Dan walker, 48. a Legal Notice out effort to Improve reading changeable people are not to be become friendly with them Legal Notice will have gained as a friend and than the two campaigners jj picked to replace H.anrahan former $l(i,(m0-a-VeIT corx skills. Every academic teacher fully trusted, by any means. after his Indictment In con•AI ally a p,werful nation. So i claim between them._______ ____________ is teaching reading one hour a SEMINOLE SEMINOLE coUNTY PLANNING Ann Gneme Legal Notice week in a&tiUon to regular ftrsIalllthaughtaboutwuthat think it was a very good thing ANDIONINO COMMISSION Legal Notice President ILl visit sb)ect claisea. I. .rntng Legal Notice P4011CC Ot PublIc HIarIiq NotIce *t PubliC FICTITIOUS hauL readLsacofltlfluOUsItOCeI&afldoff the the president land, s1r C?"i 'Pr PIarinng and Zoning Corn i'' and _________________________ iN - Ts'iL CIRCUIT COURT IN AND plane,would and someone NC)T iC1 S Pierrbp Qvr tnat sr mssron wiI ConduCt S publiC mItsion *111 ConduCt a publiC even 11* bI IN TPIE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. at aged in bu51flU • would shoot him. I think the merid9 a P*ltIng ?OCOrItIdr' r,comrnandig a tearIng to consider uqircwe relmg skills COUNTY. FLORIDA SEMINOLE FOR Attarriofite AvC. president might has. actA zoning from A-i a . Seminole County. FIorda ge-osa c",.'ce yanIr trorn A 1 C4SE FLOR area or another. by going, name of *gtiIt' to CN R,ttnicted AQCUt?ur• to C-I Limited Corn Legal Notice iN RE lid CHANCERY NO 1)3K e $it'0 Mrs. Ada Byrd, eighth grade coxnplished something Commercial on the feliOcing mercial on the toiioing detcrlb.d Tp4)e,A5 ur0f TP, Marr,age 04 and math teacher, had tier reaãing at least he got to go' I think_____________________________ It ii _________________ IN RE. tee msrrIa .t 5AR(CQO'. Husband. MARY AflavnDfl'C Art Center. and ttas ,, op,rty 5CT Ibad ptOPifl V NATHAN i,',, y, rag liter ii .t name a good thing tO haVC their NOTICE OF ActioN Parcel No. lTPat partof liii South 7& NE s'i I,j., BAR NorTh 14 ft of South SUM 01 Pt Crcut Court. Seminole students following NIWI'I 04 eli TO .IAP41 "fILL Or'a IT AT £ 3 C FL OR I oa. , of It. Northeast . Of the SOuth MARY TO Welt 705 ft 04 SE s Of SW ' iina in the new sapeta meetings and I hope more will uARcIL a FOOR IL WifF accordance to 9I.&RE33'T 1515 (as' Plaza. COunty. Florida in wttt '04 the Stion 71, To*nship 4 tiort 1521 RONALD KIOLA. R,sd.nr, West 75 ft Pot road NOTICE TO DEFEND be made." Th provisions WIrn1 ngton. P4ontt Carolina FurTher deSCrIbed ua 10? left bY 15 Soutfi. Rang. X East. Iyir East *1311 ftOII3 TV EMfeA NADENE THE STATE CF FLORIDA TO. Statutes, To wit Section IIame You ARE PIER EBY NOTIFIED }Iarolo Henderson said. "1 Ur'*.nOwri KEOL&. RetidenCe unanown 113 ft located on I'll East 5dt Of of interstate I. arad also That pitt of MAP'iE K FODRIE. dcasta. They made posters tna a Petition For Ossoluilon of sit os Florid) Statutes 1957 YD, and ..ct' of you, arebrouRPit residence and last mailing adereresMa?ibp. ale Howell Road fCC ft North 04 ,,e Norm 143 Pest of Itt. East 's of from the newspapers and think Nu or'5 trip to China was notIfied Pd Da?v arvia has teen filed against you. $ the Southesit '.. ci the Southest? Ii oweIi Branch Road ttat a su hat bailt unanovvn o.nn pot*rt lJ are raoulrec tc serve a rov magazine articles ard es- juccessful because ThiS publiC hearing w'Ii be Pelt in Section 7$, Township 19 South, YOU ARE HER (BY NOTiFIED 04 your Answe or P$.eangs Ic sad P,oits.' March 1. is. : , you,JtiCl*l i tt,e Circuit tnt Count / Cornmlssion Chaber Range 30 East lying East o In(,ghte.ntP CircuitCourt. in ant the' NATHAN PODR1E liii filed a ieued their opinions as to the munista leaders looked like Uie• against C pvIti'i.rs at- DEB _______ of the Court P4ou51. Sanford. pIsac C Liked what he was saying about for Seminole County, Pttition in the Circuit Cbu1't Of tornep, HOWARD REISS Suite 302. trip. value of Parcel No. 2: That portion of the AC'iD, NO 72 250 Div B SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING FIOrIOS, on APr11 II. 1972. at 7.20 the welfare of the world, and Kim Arramsmlth writesS0uth 220 st of the East 'i of II'IC "My opinion of Mr. Nixon's about China, and the us. titled, FEDERAL NATIONALa DitsoIutlor.oIMa't.aR,and Seminal? Cnun't FIorioa. 'Or Fi't' r,oraI Bu:Idn; Orlando. P.M. or as soon IP*rHtt,r • ANDZONINOCOUMISSION ri-ioa )29I, and file thP original MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, yDuar Northwest of the Southeas' ' of potslbii. NotIc .4 PIic Hearlil, to serve a COPY Of V0U Answfr or Pleadings In the O•ftC* Of andThe eiPsting Planning and Zoning me SOuThweSt 14 of SectIon 71, Uiflt t organized the lass of united wtitten defenses. it any, en the Curl 04 tttr C,'cut court on or The Piannn; and Zoning Corn trip to China is not a very high becoming fnerids I think the corporatIon Commission Township 19 SOuth. Range 30 East, fore The 31st dat o4 Aa"tPi. t972 f mssO' *'Ii ConduCt S Public one. Ida not think the president thITEnurlists Leaden thought Sta'el of Amer ca PIII' . , THOMAS G F P E MA Pd lying E " f nt,rseate a You 1011 tC 0050 p Default aft Final Seminole County, Florida RONALD i.EOLA and EMMA S'TPd$1 ROM DA%' IS I Mc IN hearing to consider r,,,ornmirlding a Of DtWlutiofl iIi be f,lpØ should hive made the trip In the that President Nixon was By P 5 . T05P4. Attorneys tor PtItiniv, )udQfT*?I' gai'n' you Por the tel-of ragursted Proposed ct,ang. e zoning I torn P Zoning Director 'arcel No.3: The East ' of the first place. China has turned on serious about peace in the NA OF NE K LOLA. PS IA Residential t (.1 Refall Corn Soijtheas' '. $ the SoulPiwsit t,, SantOtO Florida 3r11.andfile in said cair country in the past after the world, and better relationships Defendants, and you end each 04 wnose •ooess is pct t,ic, t,e following dej.ctlbed Publish Ma'c" Z2. 172 rnevC,0I or San DONE AND ORDERE3 a' "-' ytagredt hlevour 5*' (liii the North 143 tti art Phi DEB 102 Cli's of the proga"t or written Of"V'Set tO Court. tnt Complaint tIt original Sotht ' of the Southeast t. of twocoimtrseshadbeendedared between the U.S and China. with tite CIr's of salt ant atiove styled wiTh Ccuflthe on or before ford. Sirni,,OI,Counh,, Florida, ti's o,ginnin; izi, .z u South 5430111 February. 1972 04 NOTICE OF ACTION lying East of Inhi Southailst allies. I think after so many think that President Nixon Ear o t. North I. of S.cIlon I 215 Stall STATE Of FLORIDA TO terltated, in Section 79. Township 15 Lrnea, China could very easily going to Chlnaw*lthtbest thing w've a copy trerwif upofi THOMAS said April ant II. 1972. O?tiiPwlIi a default fl5 attort*Y. ultimate ludgmen' will be en 25Th day A H B(CKWITP4. JR XE thence North 750.0 19' E I'tILD* 0 ORP4BERG or of SPLER & SPE (P te'.c against you for tIe relief South. Range 30 East. , SPLER, Clerk CiCuIt Court. p No'1P' 54 Oag 43 West 1 ft North turn on the United States again. todo because we just can't keep PlaintIff I, wail Street Further dflcrbed as West of ,manDed it' The P'etllion aa c Semindle COunty, Florida 25 o.c 19 East 343 ft SOuTh Wet? LoflO Branch. Oregon Ave . South of SR 44. East of I also did not think Mr. on hating those people, and shot. aod',ss if P 0 hot 1)54 I WITNESS my hand and official py E Scofl 42 30" Ecu a'S 11 SouTh 0! dec Id' New Jtr$ty 4 °' Dep', Curl Niacin's trip to China was saying nasty things about them. Magnolia Avenue Sanford Florida stal f said Ca.,rt on tie tOm 43 (as! 35533 ft WeSt 5)5.32 ft to You are hereby notified that a suit on before April 12. 1972 and This 9UbllC nearing will be held In HOWARD REiSS CD.. 1912 beginning qss $tt utility •aiement Also because the U.S. ii so necessary. The prtaldent Th ha; been brought against you in the thi County Commission Chambers If you fail 10 0* so. a Default Seal) Sultr 302 C .rtt Federal Building along Norm tourstar, une it tiere Eighteenth Judicial of the Court House. Sanford, tungm,flt wili be entered against C)rlaricic C iorida certainly not treated properl.i powerful, we cantej ARTHUR H B(CKWITP4, JR and editing ..sernenf. less that Curc't Court, fOr Seminole County. Circuit, in arid A"IQnCt tO' thf' PetitlOni' Florida. on AprIl 12. 1912. at 7 30 yOu and tact of you. for the relief Clerk of Circu' Coun C-I present?, zoned portion and by far not adequately enPuDI,SP Ma'CP 1. 5 IS. 7 197; Florida. in Cvii Action No 72 332 P M. or as soon tp.eresfter as * a OrmanOed In Said Complaint Seminole Coun'y trontinc on as tiscrlbed FrTh,r tertalned. He was shown, Welt Of entItled. In re the marriage Of. possible DE it The nature of ThIt suit Florida UI 1792 SouTh and Legal Notice - foreclose a certain mortgag. dated Plann'ng and Zoning among other things a play ______________________________ Seminole lvØ. hcirtP of Sunset GUSTAF P ORP4BERG. Petitioner. BY Ellen Sct! OR14BERG. ant u'IILDA 0 CommisSion Ju1 y 5. 1971. and fl.0 JiJ'i 15. 1971 SEMINOLE COUN7'Y PLANNING Deputy Clef, how grateful Qithese were for Blvd in OffiCial Records SIENSIROM. Dads Pelt in tt, Re1ior,0.fit, ano you are raguired to Seminole Cntv, Florida ANDZONINGCOMUISSIOW This Peering will beChambers Of file yOu? answer or written defenses being c'ornmwitst*. 'This, above lid THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND an r,corOeC 101pageliC nttiev$ficeofthe Bi'owft. N.ticeOf PIit HearIng B, MCINTOSH County Commission COUNTY. book . FOR SEMINOLE Seminole POSt Office Bus 1330 tQ the PeIltiOfi for DisSolution of Zoning Director all, I thought was moat Clark Of CirCuIt Court The Pianninti and Zoning Corn tnt Court House. Sanford. - Of Love Affairs 'Set entialpreferrncewi• - S. Nurse Testifies ------ _ ______ _______________________ ______ GAINESVIlLE, Flit. APj Six weeks after hr stepped down as Gainesville's first black mayor, Neil Butler Li back on the itty commis.sion. Butler was swept back into iiffui e Tuesday night after running up nearly a 2500-vote mar-II' over N closest competitor. "I think an overwheLming Gainesville's of majority citizens understood what I was trying to do and supported that effort," said the 44-year'old Florida of University psychiatric nursing Instructor. Butler tearfully announced his resignation froln the commission in piess conference Feb. 7 after the Gainesville Sun reported he had been convicted in 1959 of taking $9 from the U.S. Mail in Atlanta. An elated Butler said Tuesday night that the revelations about his put "made a lot of people - I such as these the SCM feels - . - -. ----..--- - Youth Night (,rade9-Nancyllale).Debbie t ander Iloolen, Jim I wel and alternate Jim Shadgett; The Fabulous Society p, Grade 10James Ellis, Jeff and show will play a benefit • dance FrIday. March 31, at the Ballard, Dan Nelson and DeLuxe Club. Plan now to at- alternate Jackie burst; aig Waw. Grade 11tend s Good Friday Ball, and help with the completion of the sakek, Laura lAirner, Linda Burkhart and alternate Ed - - __________________________ ____ . . __ - -22; bore Jensen s 3fo defendant while she testified This was unllke Lara Gi atlas tax. ______________ ______ • . r- ., . . .. . ' - a. -' - , . -. '.:' ' ' - - . . - . 4&j . ,' Adam MIAMI I Ah'i ton Powell, once a powerful congrew1n from New York, by critically Ill today In a hospital room where guards Il' / ' ' tk'.', p '('hluHit ' 'I ':'' - . - :'' ' ( . . - ., • , 0 0 - t U' j"tu'si talU'ipend$3 nulhiun in I r '1 'hent?t -- Stuart Arab i1iges - - '•. . , . .0,7 ' and SOc r postage .nd ohr los si. hools entering Powell's third wife as well as Seen new Piih tChOtpIf Jili' itt planned for the tihIaes at a a woman ne I1 of SS recent )ar3 as his fourth wife were both twar his bedside Tuesday' while a medical spokesman explained, "The faintly has expressly requested 'vf: P • / - 4 - lfl IsraelI - Scheduled \ - ________ Battle We at Seminole High are conte't listed by grades and proud of both Sandie and Pat SchOOls are as follows: teve CROOMS: Grade and wish for them much success halt, I)ona DeMartino, 3herry in the vocal world. Earl E. Minott is director of Albright and alternate Jim Rose the Seminole High chorus. ____ - -- Unofficial returns showed Butler pulling 8,.59 votes, or Grade 12- l'at Hutchinson, alternate Michael Smith; The Seminole County Council alternate Janet Moore; Tom Grade ll-Sthcey 011ff, Doug 1,323 more than the simple Williams, Grade 10- Liz Mccarley, Margaret of Teachers of Mathematics has completed the first round in Martha Hutchinson, Rob Webb lusher and alternate Judy Marthi, Allan D'iguid and majority needed to win election alternate l)ale Goembei; without a runoff. IlLs closest choosing candidates to par. and alternate Micky Watters; Sloniger Grade 12-.- John Terwilleger, opponent, furniture store owner SEMINOI.E hUGH SCH(X)I. Grade II- Anne Hirchette, Ucipate in the annual county Teresa Pierce, Brent Weaver ('irade 10- And)' Combs, 1)avid Phyllis I.ingk, Jimni) Wade Johnny McDaniell, polled 4,146 mathematics contest. Wlli'ftrufI, Gertlit Durand and 11011 alternate Ruth lire snick votes and tour other candidates 'fl'ls contest is county-wide, and alternate David Foster; ardtncludesstudentsingrades trailed far behind J'i-:i_,_ j 9-12 tini. contestants fromii each ________ ____ I. I hanson, the first witnee and Flit JACK.cONVJUJ', young nurse testified selt.MaNavycommarlder,who (API- A Tuesday she Piael sexual kink'd dir ectly at the chaplain a Na'y chaplain as she testified MnndAl that relatkwsi With on 17 separate oreasiona after they had been intimate on four 5514'it'ii last year. her offleer.husband hired him Roth women said they at' as a marriage counsellor. try1 to save their marriages Mary Ann Cur-ran, a 24-yearCurrafl testified she is un-Mrs. old ashe blonde, was psyehiatrfr care. Navy wife to testify to having Jensen s case drew national 41,, intimate relations with 9w y.'ar.okl Cmntr. Andrew F attention when the American Jensen, senior chaplain at Cecil Baptist (:nnvention, his dennn'iination, refused to send any Field Naval Air Station. mtni'ter.s to the Navy in Jensen Is on trial charged the court martial. with conduct unbecoming an of. protest r.( American R.aptlsta rfpf'i'541111 firer by having hurt sex with 125 of the 3J)0 rhaplalna ifl Ui.. two women Mrs. Cur-ran, a registered Armed FOI. Jensen, In a pretrial inter. nurse, said she had a brief at. Vidli, maintained his innorenre fair with another man at the with saying he irnm.tdtatehy offered same time she was In to take a lle-deteet4W test after .jen.sen learning of the charges hut was She said she went with n11ws man to a St. Augustine i'efused. Jensen said he didn't know rv.ntel tow' different '.imes t why the charges were brought later dropped him In August 1970. Mrs. Curran but said "this is the way people usually get rid of ministers." testified, sue left her PriOr tO the ti'lal, churrh have the affair with the chapsaid Jensen was lain but three months later returned home and tried In break to 'blow the whistle" on wit'swapping at Cecil Field hut up with Jensen. Jensen and his civilian attorney When she told Jensen reJack Rlacicmon of Corpat ' affair was over, the said le piled: "Well, anything In make Christi, in., refused comment you happy, but can't we have a on the itatement. little sex" 'P - 'There's nI'I way to have j'iit a little sex," Mrs Cur-ran saul UCKlG TAMP'S she responded. use nri.CurranitstlfledhefhU-4POSTAFIX band, II. Joseph i.. Cur-ran Jr., hired Jensen as a marriage s. / cr,unsllor to help her overcome ,"".,,,_.. ." a guilt complex about a k'i' t affair in Texas, where her tinsband was previously stationer. She said she first met Jensen ,' on May 11, 1970, and was Intlmate with him for the first ,j ." itime Aug. 9, 1920, in her apart. ,aa men 1. lIe came there altar church while his wile and two p tsr - au?iimbetiral)y (soda, children were at a swimming ssaifm. and appli tsp to 40 pooh, Mrs. Cur-ran said. st,4a Pt? miiUit Her memory of the dates was good, she testified, because she associated them with birthdays nnnnabia't(stiUflpsus and times her husband had 500 aM 100W duty. Only once during lengthy 11117 - sitarnats,, questioning did Mrs Cur-ran *14 Ot. A ww'bla kide her composure When the prosecutor, LI. - t.i a,, Ralph B. Levy, read a love note Glees mad that the said she received from Jeripiresnal ke.&.. sm, Mrs. Curran'i chin Itembled and tears streamed down 5tami )atiars A.'W ?'1 her face. Capt. Ben N. Cole, the trial esik shnul siar gsia u-rn. judge, called a recess. In the note, Jensen was quotPOTA7IX ed as saying, 'You are everysta thing to me. I don't want to lose it *1495 at. even a part of you. Please share your love with me forever." . - tte Powell 40 asked lircuit Judge Jak A. Falk to •' and alternate Richard cannon OVIEIX) 1hl(,II SCHOOl.: ,,4, fyi ,p' , S ,, . .' Brown. - i .aS.i . vOid - I,, ,A,if and TAIJJJIASSEE, F'la. lAP)An 18-year-old who wants to drink,betonthehorsesoraigna Senorg. : i: CIavtewtormes * rights under a measure adopted Assessor of . ' . . Featured .1 lilA BAKER Wednesday by the Florida ' ;. Senate. "-"±_- -. Following a l-' OVIEIX) ck 11w' Senate voted 30-13 l4lwtOn . place on the November general mia'i'tirug of the 1. W. 1",(,,: election ballot a constitutional I'.kmnrntarygan School Parent. ma on, .ac icr 20 year amendment to give 18-,n-fourth graders presented a olds full adult rights. measure play, "hliuisi.'l and Gretel." Iteaction to the The cast performing for the ((ANSI'1. and Gretel in the fourth "radt' however, was expected , produic'tiomi at 'I'. V l..awton h"ht'inrntar 3,' C UK) rttllly in the house, which 1"o inclu.Iedpart 1'racy Mann, of Hansel; 1jb'tzig the , , lLt) eo I)) h rat' Mamiii and t.rt. fl earlier passed a bill to give 1. sir. Mar 3 young people the same rights Mary Bassett as Gretel; Loren Leroy us the wiz,aril, Jane Mci 1.1/a hiakt'm' I 9111t() I without a referendtun. (luire as the mother, Mark Senators bypassed the houseapproved bill to pass tie pro- Dinamore, the father; Jell Ahktt. the sandman; and posal by Senate Preaident Jerry Candi Ward as the narrator. Thomas. Thomas noted that In MADAME KATHERINE Also participating were *1* 1970 a similar majority rights students as the Ginger bread amendment had been rejected children. 14 as angels, *1141 ts8 U1 ,utera ut the sommw time an students singing in the clorus. PAST - PRI.SINT - FUTURI 18-year-old voting proposal was Shierri Haynes pt'rfurmned two IIILPIUL ADVICI ON $ knocked down. ALL APrAIRS ballet nwnbera itmid Mini Groves The 2Wi Aznt'ndment to the displayed her baton twirling thU • tOYS U.S. Constitution giving 18 year abIlity. Mrs. Becky Mann was IN PRIVACY OF MY HOMI $3 1-4405 • MARSIAG! C IUIINISS ohs throughout (lie nation the har;(e of the s'wry hits. PfO'JIS I A P.4 10 PM. 1 DAYS right to vote pre-err1ittl Fin-- iii Louise Gore, casting; Mrs. LONG WOOD ridisni' wishes on that question, Marguerite I'artln, costumes; I 1.J 7 mliii S.vlh • S.af.id-P4ee1 Ia Nil.ad'a but they should still be observed 'sirs. Jeanne Guppy, programs; ($1.00 ReadI9 tar $2.00 With flu Ad) ___________________________________________________ on the adult rights question, anti Mrs. Helen Goini. music. said Thomas. ' ' ,. - . ..- .. - - - -- - - I' PAL MIST - I on void . ' of t'lauulngt)arkneE.I'uwellhad tohlJacksonMemorialllosoit,al of ficlats she was the former lawmaker's wife, but hospital officials refused to cucifirni this. Newsmen who visited Powell at his Bahamian Island retreat on lftmlni last year were Intro'. dut'rd to Darlene by Posiell, who said she was his wife. As the controts'ersy over who was entitled to claim his body ions In the event of antI ilLs death continued to swul around hun, the first black U S. I lOUSs' tiieiitber ficIlit the East was In a coiiw at the 4piiars intenalvit care unit. - - - / ' Call 4.7 4•85fl 'odayl THURSDAY Watch paper (or Fri. Spuciahs t$ . !t- f for ROSE £ GARDEN MULCH ¶IjI _____________________________________________________________ SPECIALS , ' PRICE 59c A TRAY or 2 FOR $1.00 ____________ SUNNILAND WLLDIJII Pit 1111aM n.y.0 .wa lii ii w, is fi is, PEK CENT ONOANIC eu II Lbs. Peg Sub GardenLand PH. 322 3O 1400W. FIRST ST. _________________ II II ii IS Ii \Ii Viii, The Home of Happy Banking ____ ___ SANFORD __________________ I ii MSV.a SaM I I IFjlj,MAITIAND 3it0fl1[]4.15 a44P000 P34-iSIS I '_..-z'.'. '"-"- ---'-a.. ""a ;'::' I in Thu Old Kiigote Seed Stoic --'- --.- - - - Del.. , ( lIf• lf - To Speak Liter 'I-la nsel, I I . I' �- .- :-, -J--r-_ -r-- Thn SeinfrcI p.ratrl f1rjn!vil 1 10A—The Sanford Herald Wrennick Exchange Vows In Double Ring Rites Wednedy, March 22, 1977 1 - I., A Edward Clifford Johnson, hostess. elect. Photo shows, from left, Mrs. uDon Vincent Photo) mother of D. flames, Hughs, hostess; Mrs. J. A a it Pre-Nuptial I 5 HamesHonored I He says If he gets busted and goes In jail, he won't he could make so much mon mind serving a year cy off the marluana, it will be worth We have five kids, and things have been rough for çsncia1ly. I've told him I think he's foolish to take a chance, but he .ay be loves me, that's the reason he wants to get rich quick. Then he can give me and the kids better Abby . I don't like hi; idea at all, but he says if I loved him I'd go along with it 1(10 love him, but I still can't Any FAIIMEIIS WIFE suggestions? Home Itenis U - -- - Ij,,sJ - _______ :1 ,t r. , :Lt' Via Photos ,' __ --- - - B A)' sews(ratures -f:r : ... . - _____________ - c I - -. , 'I— - - ' I I -.--- • -' .. - 1g.7- .' 6 Who would ask you to mike a list like that' Your Insurance company It t'wonlywav they tu'.e of figuring out how much 7 - scheme DEAR WIFE: Your husband'. 1% 14 -- in ' piuwar ua,r, law,. •L ,,r L_•nhr..u. .LIL_ -tnt. or •t.i.'.. rosin u up to sync a lot more than a year If he's raoghl. Tell him that LI be loves Volt, he'll stick to corn and other crops, and cg1et the marijuana. 1 % I ' . If you had to Ill a list of every item in s-our coats, dresses, wardrobe suits, slacks, lingerie - all of it - could you do it, Th en could '.ou list .ill the hook; in your library. or .ill the knicknat'ks v.uui pIcked up on your last vac,i him' Y. " ' - —' DEAR ABBY: A woman signed "Quietly Burning" corn plained because her husband always called her "Hey," or "Say, there." I'll bet anything her husband .was of Scandinavian de. cent. My husband never called me "Honey," or any other endearing name, and we have had over 40 years of the most suesful marriage po&;ibk lie's a Swede, and Swede; are uaturally very cold, undemonstrative and nonverbal But once you thaw out a Swede, watch out! MARRIED ONE "7'tn_ That'; why Insurance corn panic; and their agents advise : - 1 - their customer; to make a list furniof their possession; ture. books, china, clothing everything And they further * advise those with horft)Wners - DEAR MARIUF.lJ: Okuy. So exactly bow does oue go about 'thawlag out" a Swede? - - or tenants insurance to keep DEAR AJIBY' I am writing to correct the thinking of "George," who had qualms about hit daughter'; marrying a conscientious objector necause in his view, a conscientious objector would not fight to protect his family. A conscientious objector ii one who, because of a deeply bold moral or ethical code, or because of religIous beliefs, cannot engage in any war without betraying the principles 1most Influential in his life There Is no requirement that he be completely nonviolent or unwilling to defend his family. There is an enormous difference between defending onesail from personal attack, and participating in the undiscrimnlnating mass killing arid destruction of modern warfare, which finds most of its victims among Innocent civilians, and drops bombs from six miles In the air with a killing range of a square mile, defoliating, and destroying food supplies. I would be very happy if my daughter were to marry a conscientious objector, for it shows concern for humanity bafld conscience which can only help In human relationships marital and every other. Yours, LEONARD M. LAKE, HAIUIISON, N Y. this list in J safe PlaceI dress with matching ac'--ui daring the evening. le's and a white carnation cessorCentering the ta ble was an guests George M Snsder, vice presMiss Janice Harries, daughter wearing a purple print cotton 'sage. The groom's mother elaborate two-tiered cake. A ident of Insurance Co of North "P'a white th with Invited voile long skirt most' ofMr.andMrs.JO1UID.HIZOeS, -i wore * pale green and groom. honor Amnu-rica recalls once when he se complemented miniature bride 'and the ruffled blou her mother was complimented -ce or Sanf d, Thn dress and a corsage of white 'Aw,iu sent out to see a family stood on tmstesses were w.rs. with a lovely linen shower, with a pink carnation corsage, appropriately dressed, other Grandmothers carnatio ns . hose home had been destroyed tier on th e Everhart, Maitland' Mrs C M Thariday evening, March 16, at compliments of the hostesses. the top tier and h•, and Mrs. Lilly P Mrs. J. W. bridal te mple co 'cs party ap- Rhodes, musville the Bel Air home of Mrs. Cut- Mother of the bride-elect Mrs. a Iist ''Together w made Orlando arid Mrs Wrennick both chose blue knit a Ludwig. ford Jotmaco. Hostesses were J. D. flames, chose a two piece peared to be marching down of thing; the family h.Jlost" is ch wi mat ing ac dresses th white bridal path outlined with Mrs. Johnson and her two purple pants suit with Jarres xv Merritt Island. he ,aid "It took tiours to put Michael blouse and a pink carnation rosebuds and extending to Also Mrnes R.R.R F in cessorlei. Mrs. together Several do; later. daughters, MRS. JAMES LINTON WRENNICK ° j Following the ceremony a ICcs'gan and Mrs. Edward corsage, also a gift from the tuttom of the top tier. The three the woman phoned my office to reception was held at the home hostesses. The hostess gift was bridesmaids dressed in pink Kirkland. B L K-ark tell me they'd completely (orHugha. Miss Harries will be married a sterling silver cake knife and tlwee ushers In black William Hames, Herb Davis, of Mr. and Mrs. Harold F gotten to list the contents on th the best WilburNolan, W I Hi Johnson 1015 West First St. toFredparker,s000fMr.*nd engraved on the handle with tuxedoes along wi one room in the house As un-Fred-J&n" and their wedding man completed the decorations. 1 bride's table was overlaid The George Peters, Mildred Mrs. F. C. Parker. Owleston. in likely a slot-v as that may seem. Nuts and mints were semed Jackson, Marion Roberts, with a cut-work embroidered W. Va. in Christ United date. , II .,,e L time i. ....pens happens a,, lb COTn. 5)5 i's.UC s'iCTv. i C tin"' loth •"d held rereau.vut table was from crystal - trays ai Michael Ci. Ci Church, invuw.o. '...w e -e wedding ae But es-en a number of mnsuroverlaid with a white lace cloth, potes long with the cake and is Deflois and April 15, Floral candelabra. once people admit they ha ven't silver The Johnson home was Gary Many lC)v'el)' gifts were axraneements of white oladioli done a home inventory. Why7 decorated In hot pink and white, large crystal punch bowl filled ALSO Mines. HazT Boone, an event Because it's t ed ious, time condisplayed on a ta ble In the living ° roses and The wedding will be thw chosen colors of the bride with cranberry fruit punch with Mr. and Mrs. Garland All suminganddifficulttoupdate the tableC and uuu for her wedding. A bridal roses floating in a mold of ice. room under a pink arid white Kathleen Davis, James Avant, also usedon for Ramsey, 211 Palm Place. of April fl, at 11 a,m., at WilhJThCObOW'nafld the Mlssei Souls Church, SSflfor'd. was placed on the Ontheothesendwuabeauttful umbrella suspended above One way to accomplish the Sanford are 'iiauncing Rumney, Gail Jackson. party served IS coffee table and pink crepe arrangement of white roses, table. The umbrella was also same thing, however, is with rt 'r'engagement and fo hcoming gleaming pink Sarah Roberts, Eileen Sam- fromsUver co mnotesa1n10 with 2. piper streamers were used In carnation, and greenery In a adorned with .j photographs Open the closet , hter their daug marriage of rs and bow's melt. Lucille Harris Lu JaUlet the cake and punch. Mr-s. Jan doors, spread out sour clothes a three branched epergne with fringe streame :s.-' the part) rooms cut and sen-ed the cake Miss Laurie Fiuion., to Richard Bridal bingo was played by the *iid Cindy Sutherland. little so a corner of each thing is Fisher Janice greeted her guests pink tapers. !' F-' son of Mr. and Ill, Bingham H in view and. click! Now turn ng was Mrs Al Zoke and Mrs. Ru. Bingham Jr. of hotograph the Miss Debra Winn kept Tampa. around on Je other side o bookcaseand bride's book and rice bags of the room And keep going until-) , , , Born In Los Angeles, Calif., white net with yellow and white • • • sou have a visual record ofyour ribbon ties were distributed to the bride-elect Is a 1971 entire house or apartment graduate of Seminole High those attending. School and Is currently atTuck the photos inanenve'I lope and take them to your safetending Patricia Stevens Career -' tv deposit box or another sa fe College, Tampa. place. Then make a note on Ma-. Bingham, wl .i.i. your calendar to update your F'5 In Valdosta, Ga., is graduate visual list in a year. either with 11 : of Georgia Military School, new photos or a list of things vnuve acquired in the last year I He is currently attending Keep records for importa nt University of South Florida, purclipsei, too Get a,ypraisals By MARY HYAT'I' Tampa, and will transfer to fur antique;. or anvthing else of SEMISO1F County d University Heidelberg of questuonau.e questionable value' va,ue It's nice to will be honored March 23 in au.. " know how much your treasures it was a warns -' be Medical School, Germany, In MISS LAURIE FIWON celebration flh,uuuw.uC :. are worth anyway, and inforJanuary. Doctor's Day mation on the Vs claim impor. Among the festivities will be tant in making strolled Park Art Festival, as "% \ a dinner and reception that -.- --- .'., . ,. t.': - •---. ' - ' - Fillion-Bin(rhain - . ... Engazement Told iu u • , , ' ___ DEAR MR. L.: Yours was only oat' of many, many responses echoing the same sentiments. Wbat'i your problem? You'll fiti better if you yoor ehe. Write to ABBY. Rn 11711 L.a Angeles, Cal, WIN. Pu' a pel'IOBSI reply enclose staMped, addressed r - .' - tI • DEAR ARBY: My husband is a farmer, and be is planning to plant some marl)uana along with corn and other - Bill TtfldaU was best n'uanand serving as ushers were David Rowland, Sanford arid Kell y Stephens, Orlando Linen Shower Miss biventory ______ — races- • - ______ streamers. Matron of honor and only attendant was Mrs. David Rowland, sister of the bride'. She wore a formal length empine stye gown of yellowcrepe th PINK AND WHITE pre'-nuptial setting was ca ptured at a bridal shower honoring a brideA in smokc 1.1 ) I. im W CW's tIS N Y Nive trW U-tm. Her s-elI of white silk illusion fell from a headpiece of leaves with seed pearl.a trim and she carried a cascade bouquet of yellow roses with natural foliage and ribbon e bride-elect; Miss Janice ilames, honoree; Mrs. Michael Korgan, hostess: and Mrs. () 1111 - ' - - - - Hate to writs letters? lead $1 to Abby, Doi Will, La, Angeles, Cal. 1110, for Abby's booklet, "How to Write Let. let, ter All Occasions." ', - Today, And Yesterdn,v Tomorrow. - CARROLL RIGHTER'S , Docton' -( - Day Of Art ___________ Day - .. — . ' I lee-.-\ 66,01 ,lei from the Carroll Righter Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES One of your best ~w days and evenings In some time to think out a course of action that can have breadth of vision to It that can bring you before the public or persons in high official 01 executive potion. If you now compliment others and think In positive terms you will be able to gain the goodwill of a!l have wonderfully ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr I')) You eattvc Ideas today and can formulate plans for far into the future that will bring you success and happiness Once you hit on right policy, go out and enjoy amusements of your choice. Show finest talents. TAURUS (Apr- 20 to May 10) Your home and family mean much to you and thus ti a good day to bring more harmony and happiness in that vital realm of your existence. Keep promises you have made to kin i'lan for greater things In the future. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) This is an ideal day to gain the full cooperation of associates for some (mc plans you be done wise ly, have in mind Buying and selling an efficiently. Don't neglect fixing your teeth or whatever else . A - - ...- . , ,. . - locally art c' wives, from left. Mrs. Nick Pastlil, Um Gomalo Humman. chairman, and Mr-a. William Rape. (Ann Steczkowakl photo) - - .. - '--- - - . - - ... . - -. - - ____________________________________________________________________ - . i .1 ne LOOfl OfJ EEEEEEE '-r I f r I ' f ' • - r - ' -. - - .,-.. -. -.. • : -. - .. =e;; T • k the recent Altamonte Spring (;aroen ClUb Fashion Show, Modeling fashions from Mary Esther's,Sanford were SI'JXOO a''.nister, (Mrs. Ruuell)Damoret, Mrs. June (Rudy) Heydel and Joyce Cohen. Fuhloris were lovely and ran the gamut from ordlnated solids, stripes and of fluffs ruffles f femlnInty. it was a great day for all attending to get the 1C009 On the ,.slilon scope. I Marilyn Gordon '. ... . --- FASHION '- • - _______________________ : , - oUai _______________ - , i __________ .' . the attending Others delightful occasion were Mrs. Barry Morgan, Mrs. Charles Mills and Miss Linda Mills, all of Maitland, Miss La-ndra Heath, Mrs. W. R. McCroskey, Mrs. Walter R. Robert and Mrs. Julian F. O'Hearn all from Atlan'ionte Springs and Miss Miss Stanbaugh, Barbara Nancy Drew and Mrs. Carl F. Ilrvh7P* Winter Park ,, - - ___ _ -_______________ -- 1 - '- 1011, -- . (. t" I ). .iiat ii .1 l ItIJO Is;h (01St. rlI'f,llrd wedding to - TA / - - - - . -- - U , _Ii l .oAccl:ssowIEs YUMYUMTREEGIFTS rHIDN!AT.i uAii. i is.., su Cane4berry MOON ChILDREN (June 22 to July II) Go alter and don't hesitate to personal alms with vim and wisdom, to persons you want to know ask others to introduce you better. Take those charm treatmenlu early Being at your best Is first role of the day. LEO (July 22 to Aug II) Get thtit ih ice you want in a of it I'Ian for confidential manner and then make good use a happier and more prcsperous future. Pat mole ctnptiitus on results the romantic side of ycur life and get right VIRGO (Aug 2210 Sept. 22) Contact persons early with later on, and get out whom you want to have a social timeyou usually have little which to those delightful places for has fine suggestions to make Listen good friend time. Some carefully. LIBRA (Sept- 23 to Oct 22) 'Ibis is the day you have been awaiting to discuss with bugwigl those ideas you have of a practical and workable nature l'ind right that are modern methods for doing your regular job (,et ('rat results SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov Il) Ask others fur ahur OU in $oniC who have had far more experienLc than air interested in which. you particular field of endeavor Wilt) araues too A A s,,,i S- ome plan 10 iravci s--------oon a much. II) Use your good SAGfl'TARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec more quickly responsubdutiet handled bunches now to get is bored $o find a good outlet and accurately- An attachment abuse taking for him or her to be self-sufficient- Stop CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22 to Jan 20) Know what your true partners arid then cooperate nuore for position Is with your in the near future Take time for recreation .. -- .''- p9malts from New York, North and South Caroluslas, Alabama, Miami, Tennessee, Ohio, and many other states °' display. all of which were roost Interesting. - At Easter I a cross makes •t. ,' £. 1 a uvauLlzuI gift - • emino1e Lodge - Nursing and Convalescent Residence . , ... has been Personalized Professional Nursing Care Since 964. .rnurnuthurio'pIen' CUSTOM (HAlOS RANKAMINICAND OPIN MON.. THUNS, FRI. TiLl 300 tsay Avenue sanford, I-Ia. Ph. 322-6/55 - lAth SIVOLVINO ('HANOI MASTIN (HANOI SANPOND PLAZA IIMSM 10 - It ________ I • O 4ronitIto.nt Of r y,,, It. '"York .tIIC IIIII 1 taint fib 10 12 montbi 44 ('nneiu.r C2 Ihi5hti (b I I Filitnia (a,, 4 Natural l.t rJ Organ pail II U Retired for 21 Inrn DOWN lIt night 24 .'r I Honey muter 3$ ('Lit r.ttl. IIM.iculIse 3CSbI.Wbe.rin( flv,dn,n St Alleviat, 21 Tutu' 311.., 3illostiotdk - 53 IIM'StfrITl 33 Dcsn.itk play. tnru,I.ilatinn 2v $34 Philip 51 Malt bi,w 3Ot)i.t,rirt par 4 Fragrant 33Conciuqlnq 31 Mi,s 1.'q.urvi. 5% i).vnt.. 34! mu,e a,nr,unt nI,,,tini SI (iI'it ted ,,amesabea 37 Itargain event S Auitat.'., r- - f)th.,.vi - - - - - T - TF - — - - E Ir - - 3' - - - - I I - - m- _ - - — - - - - " After extracting promises that no major operation 31 - wruuulrl he undertaken without our knowledge and consent. •A(' gave our blessings - Ba be1s . 4 t "r' ir' lb.' patio may never b" ailded benefits At least we know where they are'' he itioutli, over the din of the hi-fi that ha; been moved to the site pon'lh1lity' I "They are learning p"nflt ev.i't1y why th .i an' ipending three hourt blilid the hTI"k iil fc; the to:'(-'Krloe,r 'ay, dutch It'; the cooperative ;pirit that rauints. post through in •t h other ik;p.rately as they raise rout bedroom window It all rather reminds me of the fngtish lake country 'ii. tell friends is the water now draining into our kitchen .'ntly at our fret • ''" ,, _____________ ---_________ --- - permanentlY Pennalroit ites tinder the fmten ground surf.ore of the trIIC tunrir. ifl1 prevent; liter tram beIng ,h- (,IRI I'4 1t '41( If P ai ()tiN(, IoN Ind Jjnu jirshslte ( tffrnan fl ten' it the fiuttin, 1f rL;t, Un,Vt?sItY Scho'I M %fjuc, is ii Muntth. Germany, at IItC M it1iiu1ft of Inc Munich pliultuir mnntc O,che4tr-s, in iiy a ccr.rs of oncert is an .,r.he;tr.I mr-ilher Mu;; ( oIlman play; the trumpet flti; ; the litit sppear Ink of a somali n the tv-i'; ietuuiV) of a mar Furoie,sfl archestri, report. prof louts Davu,hnui - Mi;; (offm,sn; teacher at I U 33 __________________ I4l - - - III - writilil hi." told turn Then the children it ceeruuiu1 a; if rour patio was doomed ii; that ttiey were caiahte of building a patio ;)u'r5114.fIr'(I has had a course And why not' After alt, the 1- year in printing, the youngest boy knows how to nail posters to walls and the girls are adept at prying can lids with .1 kitth.'tt knife - - 1 — tennis catirt; The third ngrc'etl generally to follow nuir drawirga but a t 'a price slightly higher than we had anticipated What I mean is. if we wanted to pave the patio with rubles, we r r rr r' r- r r ni;nv handed the contrar br the drawing; e had mad.' during winter .'v.'ningc before the fireplace short oo What we had in mind wit; a ;irnid.' brick fl r, a posts maybe. just maybe, four and in grill wail with hiatt and a roof The first cantriutrur gave a cursory glanc o at the hack )(ii1(I MuI began talking about bringing in a dredge-after the apple tree and the inapt.' hart been moved, of course sem The second revised (.uir plans until the y rehted with swimming pool and interior Ituckingham Palace - 41 I?tIti4tflt •tte.m Highlights - ; .s Ti-, Time 50 - -of 2 ___ IMI CBS, MiflniZ Rerun - -- = &'i ('ILS, (:arol lirunelt 56 R:YIONBC, Hallmark hail 'ut MaoiSts goes to the aid (if a Black Fame 'fla.y" Mary Chase's Karen Actress ___________ - _________ 9 (nominated for an Oscar In Pulitzer r'rla'-wlnnlng play wealthy young Lady Riemarj -Five Easy Plecu" makes her slightly rnt'nprewd for Forsyth ) who . being bLackS 62 _______ ___ IF — - TV singing and dancing debut tekvisic.n, still retains its matted. The tase does a j — — as Carol's guest. A big marvelorm qualities. especially dramatic turnaround when the — - •'.— - —I Jimmy Stewart, who wealthy woman u,uddenly faces — production number features the girLs, Karen, Carol stud VikkI created ti'ie role ou Brusadway, charges that could send her n J4)y! IM1NTFI$S lAwrence, getting ready for a and starred in Its Broadway sail. _____ night on the town with guest revival two years ago, is in the 1(541 NBC, RM 5'rtlng'; Paul I.ynde and regulars iv adaptation The cast Night Galierj lr'unj Fur Harvey Korman and Lyle simply superb, with Helen !'~_4 4.6 I )eeal Ht'inuviLI dramas tonight all deal with the Waggoner lynde also plays a Hayes as Elwood P. DnwrVs E G. Marshall borne builder who doesn't live (Steaard) widowed sister, andsupernatural. ". II!( ! .,iIflI)JlI porttay3 a strange mortician, up to his contract and gets paid Martin GabeI, 'lene Francis,, and her Coca Imogene and off in conterfelt money. Jesse White, John Mc(iver, li P()l.IX ('81%MFII play Donavan King husband "' ri and Fred Gwtnn and wife with a weird 8.30-9.30 ABC, The Kopykats. Mulligan The story is about a DEAR l)IJY and Bill—Taking decals off furniture is The regulars get some 5trOfl kind man and his best friend — marriage vow. Vincent Price no problem a; decal removers I very inexpensive) can assistance tonight- Debbie an invisible rabbit - which he also is starred to a segment, be bought at stores that sell decal;. They are a treated Reynolds Is guest host insists upon Introducing, much 'fl'.e CLass of "19.' In which he piip'r that is made wet and then placed over the decal joins Greene Shecky comic his family's embarrasament teaches a course on btgntry for a few hours or whatever time the directions say After ——Frank Goq'shin, George Kirby, this treatment they will simply lift off—JANE II -Rich Little and Marilyn 9-10 CBS Medical Center DEAR P()I,IX- When we ruoveti Into our house' I had Michaels- ('"shin and MISS (Rerun). Steve lAwrence, miss, the same problem as Bill with decals on the wood doors Michaels do a great "Camelot" singer turned actor, offers aP Michaels I removed mine by heating some distilled while vinegar Impersonating take-off, __________ dramatic performance as an and generously applying it to the decals with a rag. But Richard Burton and Julie ambitious young doctor whose do be careful not to expand beyond them so as not to Drifiew Andrews. Debbie does some drive to get ahead Is so great, he harm the finish—JA NICE rorulvi g impersonating herself, such as ne1ects his patients. One of the a a us Bette Davis, Katharine Hep- patients Li his desperately ill "VALLEY if the DOLLS" -. Polly's Problem burn, Mae West and Barbra - ---. - - etus Art as — father I)EAR POLIX—Since moving to Florida, every. Streisand' Thing put on my gold tooled-leather desk top leaves -,*BEYOND"* a mark. Now it is badly marred, which makes me VALLtEYoItIw DOLLS' very sad. I would like some suggestions for renew- ' 11114"t ii Color * * * * * * ing or rejuvenating it—MRS I", M A. STARTS roMoiaow - ..-----Giarul' ..r,-, r.ri5inndup __________ *es 'A Gulf '40 I DEAR I'OLLY—When going camping, put each egg to Television Johnny Casa Ctar be taken along in a small plastic bag and t h C fl put 1.10 JA*I-' (a) What's M1 Lee' them all back in the car44W1 ayoS 41,, WEDNESDAY I) All My Children ton. If one should break, it '4° i'y5u1G5T Calor EVENING will not make such a mess 1 0 (2) i3 of r Lms n.31.es C.e'tb,uI but will be contained in its (a) Love Is a Many 7:00 (2) National bag.—ALLI'N I Spiendored Thing Geographic (4) Engelbert (I) Ne*Iywld Game DEAR I'OILY—My Pet Humpefdlflck Peeve concerns garbage 2)0 (2) Doctors (I) Dragnet collection days. People do ($) Guiding Light . 7:30 (a) t'logan't throes not bring their cans in or MIA Gam* (9) Mouse Factory a ft e r ,pick uui sometimes £ £ 3.00 (2) A Other World enough back 5:00 (2) Mam 12 the garbage man does not put the cans far enough 1.4 (a) Secret Storm Carol Burnett and they blow into the street. This has almost caused tile (5) General () Bully Graham to have an accident while driving more than one time O STAR T TCMO 3 30 (2) Bright Promse 1)0 (2) West 5 U you swerve to miss the can the traffic is coining right Story (a) Edge of at you nine times out of 10—LUCY 9:00 (a) Medical Center (9) One Life to DEAR POl.IX—When the water trickles 110111 a shower (') Movies Live head instead of gushing out as it should, you can easily 10 00 (2) Night Gallery a.00 (2) Monsters fix It yourself. Just unscrew the shower head and soak (a) Mannix (a) Go.-ner Pyle it for about a day in a rather strong vinegar tititi water 1100 (2) (a) (I) News III 11:30 (3) Johnny Carson solution. That is all I have done this twice and know it (a) Vt n,'sGr's"' (a) (9) Mo.'es works.—MRS. C. S 30 (3) I Love Lucy 1% I 11111111b (a) Ptrry Mascet THURSDAY c (2) DickVan D',se MOPINING __________________________ 5 30 (2) Neyees WIN AT BRIDGE They I (a) Green Acrei 6:15 U) IV L455r00." (S) Nu-..s AImar'a Sunshine S 'l 16) Ne-..s Long Suit Double—Squeeze (9) slum Mims öA'Ik#4L 49 -h East t ree .-c,urtled two clubs, hearts. was obviously very long in heart;. Thus South was to put real pressiurt' rt',uds 1 on % est Ile led a heart to dummy's ______ _____ iscoaY MOURN booS Scud It to "Win if irudg#,' (c/o it. '5-' pp.,). CO I.. UI. 5.1. City Station. Now YW&, NY 10019 By Oswald & James Jacohy When you hold itt5sti t'artls in three suits you may lit' able' to work a doublet' t 1 C iii which you i u'.1'. both yiitir opponents Stuuutit 1)1(1 his hand v- lilt all the' (tt'lR'iu('Y of a steam roll. - - - East had to throw it spade l)timnmy's heart tOut squut't'.(ett hill, since West tti'ltl a chit) anti East a heart, tiL one itutitti hu.is t' shut.'; ut* sparit I L t;p'i w i ii a-i wV1 II4 IIV1L..,.LI - SAT £ SUN. Con" trim S 114 a, IM Ata HW COMM"5111111110111111119 p, la'mAIA;a a,M C PLUS Dark of thi SUN - 9:00 (1) Phil Donahue (a) Romper I(L'crn (9) MovieS 9:30 (4) Lucy Stso-i't 10:00 (1) DinahS Plate 10:30 (2)Concentraiioo 11: 00 (2) Sale of the hut to back and cattle act' Century king. W e s t discarded a (a) Family Affair spade Now South lest his ti Pwitc hed last diamond and West had to let another spade go Ile 30 (2) 4olly QSSJ wits still under club I1ts (a) Love of Life i hlnml 's 111111, of i-luhv was throw n attu East Ict 1113i club go. Now South's last club was ledto (1uiriirii and Pd.iw Showin4 Can't rom4-3O.nI. Almart.,; 4:43 (2) Sunshine AgriWorid(9) Florida 7:00 (2) Toda ,o (a) News (I) Botot Bug Top 5:00 t) Capa'1n Kangir (9) Mike Dougia'. — 50 $OWWTOw'i .au.P1.o -tVA 6: 30 (a) Sunrise Semester - That gave Soulttr all thit' Ifl (orrniitiun he needed F. a St gius-iwihl that I'll- . Viii'ii North ,tdtutittt'tI -.i,h ,h.m i.i.r This brings about i)OsSesiIOti of two ice atiti lacking for sow. time. use a newtwo kings, South counted 12 19) If you AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb top trick; and felt that the get all that work behind you accurately approach, you can Lord would provide a 131h workers as well. You need In ricord time and will please co for him. The game was (fill)to present not travel far for the right new items to add licat e so South pl aced bite taste rittut slain in no-trump wardrobe. Show you have good20) Get work done as early as 20 to Mar ltu tjtit'eti of ;'ltitis lead PISCES (Feb. free time for social and other to i'Iu'outaglttg It lookS as able Was so you are can you Join curgenual5 and be happy if Wv%t Iligh he the 1)1)15pleasures that appeal to you ost piofitable, 100 1115 t't' to h' able to still) You can find sotnu new outlel that ""l tin or itic will be chili; Ttii'ri if East was Ihi, IS BORN IOI.'' IF YOUR CHILD 11111)' tiiart able It) atoll either who will understand the individuals wise trioSO of one of thi. iliajor stilts a double'emotions of others and would do well to lake courses that soltivelt. vs ould lvi' siuutomatit professionS ,elated and psychology Ia-id Into psychiatry. 1k' won the c I u It and be able to help humanity it large considerably. Then will cashed five diamonds while very good here, The flalds of b,nking and business am. also discarding 0114' card in each e.itvu the tight ethical training ...A .....,-h .uecaia is possibl ,,it (rout .luIItlIi1v West iti -- By III .iflt mutual success (AN%VtY I h,,.. o. lii" InIhlt" uneihaniral nhility of a .;srheql ',whal.' arid my huithanil halt just a et hode more Therefrire, we began making plan; for a hack yard patio turning it witt, tile tPnrlf'r mercy of a r'ontractr With dewy nlvete we ____________ SI Tail (Fr I) Itiiiifl CI F"trpan . £..Lk) — may be wrong wiri you. scu . 'I ' .. --. ILIJU — - MIL Mrs. Robert Doolittle Titusville, Welch At and grandson, Jeffrey I-nra granddaughter, and By MARILYN GORDON Doolittle, of Greensboro, N.C. Admiring all the beautiful Mrs. Julius F. O'Hearn and displa ys along the outdoor Mrs. Charles T Mills wete comen, business gallery were housewives, mothers, grand- hostess for a lovely bridal mothers, kids, long-hairs, short. shower at the Ramada Inn hairs, beards, gottees and East, Orlando, on Saturday, beatniks. All seemed to be March 1, honoring Miss Kath y enjoying the Southeast's largest Shannon of Bradenton. Miss Shannon will marry Mr. festi val. Fashions Included many, Roger D. St. Clair, son of Mr. . ...1 I'Uw. ta.. ('.n.u. M.r.,t nf m coior panwa, many long pants, short pants, tight Maitland in Bradenton, April 7. Tables were arranged In the pants and hot pants, also, min] private dining room forming the gron.'iy ts and skir skirts, maxi skirts, all very colorful as In an shape of the "V' using porn. Easter Parade. A record crowd pons, baby's breath and car. nations, carrying out the white attended the dint day. Crafts of all kinds and in large and yellow color scheme. Miss Shannon, Mrs. Joseph E numbers displayed were metal lptor. glazed ceramics. Shannon, mother of the bride-tojewelry hand crafted. crochet be, and Mrs. George Marcus, arid weaving of many beautiful rtiotht'r of the future groom. pieces in bright colors on were presented lovely white carnation corsages by the display. hostes.M.s. of the Jackson proti-ait A huge rock singers created by Katie - I - Miss Kath y Shannon Feted Pre-Nuptia! Luncheon dsJ and° ______________ " ,•,,, Ii (I.nu. n( ilieks 15 WikI.nirn.I trainer 20 l'enrlraie V Skh 33 View 24 (;ain... ______ ____ eI' IS Il.(ng h[ Al i n ) S SC C I C _______ .pp.IIation from tket1ai 5') 9ègmokt riorwoo 13 Nobleman 13 t1Ij$,tIøfoe Si Fnroureie 34 Metal snrvsnt ceremony and Valarle r 4S f,mm.r F, 41 F1ghti..,IrI u reminin. I — tmti'r IIUsba11(1 Delivei' (Is fro m hands of ________________ 411.ta m.,nb.t 01 t.CanIta. s—I.,,.r CANARY ____ ______ 40 Thinks 1---foT, :4-; , — Narrow Inlet A(flOM - groom l.a a programmer data When they return their new Miss Jo Ann Wino and James The couple left for a wedding South spring processing for the Voluala union Wrennick were united in trip to Gatlinburg, Tenn. and a address will be 302 County School Board. 1972 boat trip to Nassau and Rd., Deland. Mrs. Wrennick is Holy Matrimony, Feb. out-of-town guests attended at 1 p.m. In Pinecrest Baptist Freeport. For traveling, the operations supers'L'or data from Sebrtng. Tallahassee, e Volusia Church. Rev. Leo Barnes of. bride wore a Navy and red knit p-octssIr for th plant City and Orlando, County School Board and the ficiated at the double ring pants suit. Gramkow was organist. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Winn, 2310 West First Street, Sanford and the groom Is the son of Mrs. Jr.n C. Wrennick and the late Mr. Wrennick, 28 North Bumby St. Orlando Church decorations included floral arrangements of white gladioli and yellow murns. The bride, given In marriage by her father, Charles Shannon Winn, wore a formal length empire style gown of white crepe with full blown poufled Mullion sleeves and white lace' Caper BETTY 9 ;~ - ii.. A.. . P.'.vs P.uI. V-w Canine Jo Ann Wint-4 Jantes L. In #1 / rf,Ic H /1, • ,•, ' RACINà ooE ,lr JA (9) That Girl , -M_W-~_ ,_ -,- t2:QQ (2) jeogardy (a) Where the IC,rt Is New s (2) News (a) Search ut,r lumar r ow IV p_Jr (9) Patiword I 00 (Ii Sorner set -.-.. - - - e The tms;idt,tg has ben South last 'u',ih Wi't 4 IV l's.-. Pats 3 I'm.-s h-It Ytti. VA. • i 4.t Ps CS I What do t'u .1, sn .%"-"hli.l three .p.ades- You .1111 wana In •'wt that ,ou lvi;.-' (is r tpaIII'; I 4)t)AhM qI_'- i lo' youl a, met ,t'iilluOu-i 0' three ito-trump What .1., ,,.i Now rh,0 Ai'ii 14 \%jti.j %i'iiday. 3 Siijrday \mP Ytt' I 1$ prn. jgi,. 5 Peat, The 1,3tvivule Bg Pv.f'a W-210 Wt Ygjr fvgrit, i CIus.d C'rtuut TV MINORS I fflflFORD ORLRflDO KE1 — p ' Mule, n,th 0C.Laodu b.t'nisit "1S 's .5Iuss,, iou.., .-. i,ts - 4 CLUB 1 �:----- ________ - -- - i_ ~. 1 __ - ____ - ___ __ 01 " __ -- - -- - '--=-_•- - - -. ( \ 1• by V. p ALLEY Hamlin T. irs ~ Colic 'Jf a 101 urt ' iCtI rv'Aa.R &' Kilt • -c r - ' - - . • - \ ~_~ r, ~4__""'~I Lost £ Found 'l\X' / :'' WANT 9,1`1 'v ~'.' . . it! I *1, . " I ./ . ~ , .. ~ ia I I I AMPLJS CLAT - 1 I - __.i__ __ 10 TEA.' S .-%i%; A1 I \... ¶wI :...ss c&.s EA Seminole ECE £ A , .,., * ! :) %,4i.-, 11 322-2611 Orlando 831-9993 LL PISCILLAS POP _________ e-3PE uE - .' AFTER ALL. DA' cOME lb. Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line For Day. Al Vermeer by - . . - ~ _ \L - - ;;__ , Til, ~ CO3.j;zS - S ,0 iI. I (& " .--;*Fr ~~ I r. , ~, - 3 ?L 1e - ,I'- ,4 _"~ ! 14~-~-~'? '( ~, • -. IN OFFICE FIMAPICINO NORCOISTRATI0N Pu tSVr (j1i ( $.1111 office Trainee Veteran Ait i ant Manager ' Factory Traitre Apc'ref'itICe Trainee Mant,fanC yr,Pose Do,iVert Ilul't1 I ra inee ELEVEN DAY HOLY LAND TOUR See Israel I Rome May IS Call A. Pt Davit. 323 1S bi Marcel 31 Business - W ~,, 1'. " 6-- 1~ / 11 C, I I thru 4 times $ ttlpj 30 tIme's 21 times 1 1 tea r- , ~ c ~,,(i ) -, 2. '> lqio~L , v`.`_"' 2 333 PIANO LESSONS chord Course Plirri Welter, 333 1315 12 13 T I _____ __________________ M.aleHelpWanted ________ fur PIN(CR (ST CunpIptely niIhrd ntludr color TV. and appliaflPS. 3 blOO"i 2 heat 571,,C bedroom. LANTA available. 512.450 SAN LAPITA two bedroom, Ideal for rtlrCmIPl %%I , oo 2 bath, 2 ItCey. CITY 3 FHA t'edr OUR AD IAP(ERS ARE HERE TIC, HELP YOU Call 373 lilt for a Cost r.t ad c'* Gen..-al riecs II 1rs or piØer for M 1 Work Wil Iran %.aIOr.*l Appip •n prson or.', Lor.gAOcd. ii cnarei St b'a..i 3 33 5 p r.? 'i Male-Female Help Wanted 1$ LOCH 1 - ed 141 At TV - ________- ll Golf _ CAPTAIN EASY FE f 4 I - e . 5 15 ' :- -, -: 2 : r, A cs. -' L- i • - " - - ' Crooks b ' :' - 4. E' ' i - r - - [& r:- - !•. ...--- ...,.,. L • •:-- & Part Employment Law rence 13 Male Help Wanted M G4!PJ 14-Female Help Wtnted le Female Help Wanted li-SituatIons Wanted II-Domestic-Child Care - TKRP a- . : '. ISMa r Z. r((-15kSSALARv TERMS Ht 43 P(4'r.( 5 Room I Ceusibyrri $ 3% JICO ( WANT-ADS (] , WAMBO~ __ ; _.. :';'l*.:.-A... " !L L i ~ - - Furnished 24-Houses Rent Unfurnished 2$-Houses Rent Furnktwd 24-Mobile Homes Rent 27-Resort Property For Rent 21-Business Properly For Rent 75-Wanted To Rent i 1 - by Coker & Penn LANCELOT _____ - ¶Li. M I I - -- tT'PPA;.4 M`v '('- \ J 4. 4MP'.t. L 5.t. £2 A.A! for a MODULAR HOME SEE AnyetiereWthnCty LimitS WHO CAN QUALIFY UNDER NEW 335 PROGRAM! of new homes We are your chce, 3 and i bedrooms. 1' ths Not ri housing r"."nIt See ,f iou can qualify - \_ - - - i FAST For Sale 37-Farms & G ro ves 33-Lots 6 Acreage )4-Mobile Homes 31-House's 5 Estate Real . HOtv\ES LEFT 20 West is located In friendly SANFORD, 6 Blocks West of St French Ave. on 20th 3 - th'1iL'APPMS - tAt' CIECb( EsC,.'s ALL BALANCED F LL 3ST tEcsI'r .. On ly 3 to 5 minutes to all Shopping. Churches. Schools. 20 West has all city services. t I in 111) 'i ri b Ave - ( -, - qualify as a buyer under the various financing programs - , If we feel certain you qualify we will move you In on a rental basis while loan is being processed I I your ii • ,1' j - Apartments Rent Furnished ) ) 41- Bicyc es 42-6oats and Marine Equipment 4)-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment K1OA T4AX fr.A'v' C14'J LIM SD'MO-4 P ThE Merchandise SD-Garage-Rummage Sales $1-Auctions $2-Wanted To Buy - - - i- BLONDIE__________ 'O Ll,ICE 'IC, C CIS-'4 TP4.5 Cv.Ec,1 t'."i' 'iViJoS ff L5' I you ___ - 1" _____ - If %, I ivi%I.-M . , __r '. - , , I " __~ . kv ____ 7' ( - , I 7 ct.!; - s147 - . ALL hG,-.rr I sO.JST * 1 !.EO4aDj [5 , , . ! 1- j - ___ _______________ [ito .~ a.. 3)-Swap And Trade 54-Equipment For Rent SS-Miscellaneous For Sale $$A-Household Goods 5$-AntIques 7-Musical Merchandise 5$-Store And O',4 , Office Equipment S-Machl ner And Tools 40-Building Materials _,~~f " ', I, f,it, I 61-Lawn And ___ : L L-_ _ BAILEY BEETLE WEEP 7 Garden Equipment &2-Livestock And Poultry 6)-Pets And Supplies ,. ; _____ __ L Mod Walker Transportation or To 1.LJ-vCP4 71-Auto Repairs PartsAcc.ss.orles 72-Import Autos 73-Motorcycles And Scoflers 74-Trucks And Trailers 75-Autos For Sale ' TO ,SEE- O.JT &LFTAC) ii E:i1 lPtiht( co fo CII'U' yj I -- 44-Clothing __ \ 6E'eRAL- Ti,! byL.ee Falk and SyBarr iR 51'i p5, 5" i6Pi 44'! P4Q/PA/G.- is (AN (o vi wts't TO . wls,l *3AI(L JL) WI THE R /.N) Pit" AS I PIP '10 TIlL PPtt44 TOM! '\:;?r-'" ' ?,Iezstr,p.. _tt' Want Ad Department Hours iu Ile - MONDAY thrill FRIDAY 1:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. . - :C 's 10 COLONIAL 1'Ai '' Vi tLLlN(,' t..,E" •,iT-1 uruJlc: WC)PPV (Ill • VT W U'SU V .P Dorothy's husband was VFTJUIIUIICII7 By a George SATURDAY :00 A.M. to I? NOON CALL UNTIL NOON TO START OR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY. SAT NOON FOR MONDAY. VA to UI ran Ed," like many other panicky husbands at age 40. Note what happened when she used "cheeseS cake." Case T-S'3.3: Dorothy J.. aged 38, is the wlfe of the lTnselIy husband who sud' denly' deselopt'd a strangk bold (/1) the family purse strings. Dr. Crane," She moaned. lw has 1)055' demanded tst III beds And has told me he does lit' lint-11 not lose me Iii said he nesf'r did lose' me! "lie has furtber insulted by admitting that he truly' lot c's liii soung se're. tar)', who is oniy 22. zor So what can I do? I'm (S)llI(lsf'd and u:duap1s '11it'I3 I tOld FHA !J7,6OO seen-tan' was just Au imnagi. 1)41Y fabnioation to hurt itw." fol d ed his arms aboVe' his llt'a(I. she to. jxiited nest day, so I could not est-ri lay mmiv head on his - ' "Arid he said it wouldn't be fair to tilt' girl at the of. flee to let roe kiss him! Now rner SANFORD PHONE 323 -4670 - or call colect 2954370 Orlando againl i..,s...I I.............I.. ... 11141? I .11 tempt to hang Oil to 5(111)17 sumuhiril cii f'&i to f '! 'I' I ttt'ir&Z) WIllie', I coached her In bevcnmung more' wduvtlsely agrcssis'e the n.'xt miight. Ignore his lack of eratlon, I ads ised Dorothy. art, 5tr,r I 4P1 b.e.rag. I 'art.. ff tile PPi1. store Ill 1 fl( .ir at 77) I IS'. Of ''' ' I •' " • down ' - ,. -- 'i 6 . , rf rtpj -. -,rr '.i'1 'r ;'-3r t'fli') ' ,'r'-MRF'3fnç - 11 _ !;.R lWrw'Tv A rrsp, -.fir ' -, ,: t' oIrt 311 tI ;t) lie - 1nr' .v') t'-t "; hata pSi ri ---- c-''M ivt'%eOICGvOnl r O'' 'r !1 1:- tdT .It ________ ____ / _______ _______ 1- icO 9541 L Ott' h l - ________________________ _ , PL31OAYri1--- 3 offer '1C '' aIt0d !-- - - im - - lina 1 I 00W i _____________________________ ' - 0 _________ -' eve frosti.ts - ------- -- -" ______ "L !ifi '' Cars At Reasmuilitle __________________ _____________________________ ~ Prices. Across *of" Ist •a. ii r3 'n ,t', rrç CHRYSLER - ________ PLYMOUTH JIM b-# rental conditioning *inr #4 " ".' s4 -, ho with Y . • - Slrftt .--P ____311 West ISO______________ LASH 0000E TRUCKS i'3 122. 'ir 4;r' ) / - I,,rdn4A7 4 71 8 - - -- FREE - - _______________ m FAIR, Fa-raisir Piss* _____ THE Fla - Includes - eq Channel to - GUIDE Its _ Antenna nten ha SHOPPERS . ng, ----'--- icr; FOR EVERYONE' reasonable -- 1 Standoff .1'' Model Open Daily 25th St It Mellonvelle, left On Rosila. & rghl on Locust Call Don (lytoday 30% 1)1 6)OOcoIIert Now 5 Remaining DEVELOPMENT Prrr,unent Ira irc bIt, r.11enl ttc VYS Call Dud CORP. Johnny Walker - residents and newcomers v - - '- Nill turd this directory ' - Import Autos 72 the mast convenient and c YpreSIPr. 3 PIP lwprt cyli er III/WBJg. e. good coridt-on wIlt tank, on wlieefs List price. 51700 373*742 tm s. ntt aIlIOOdiscount 01 $22.9 93 Other models and •1U1 74 Trucks And Trailers ratable Mac's Electric Servce. - - ---- - - 232 3334 Chevrolet p ci up. eong wheel base. tag and sticker 3731421 P4,lsF'As Roset .'.000loUrr SCARDEN CENTER Pick uP truc? I *h.I Or ,e 1134 Ii rlq A.e -GMC 9725 Ci j33 434 ________________ ,, nd or convenience. Permanent / . Camel Car-p.r. Sl.epj 4. 1195 1129 nlorcf A e '" listed for your are _______ HERBS TELEVISION SERVICE 11135 Sanford Ave 1731731 Lots & Acreage 33 The following businesses - bracket AUSTIN rod - '-------- up.to-date way to solve - 'f ______ _____ 3' Altarnonle Springs, Flu Realty ___)1? fist _________________ 34 Kingsberry - - Mobile Homes - Four bedrooms I, bath, central h,l and .1.!. lullt •trprte.J 7404 Mol4ek. Sanford 511.750 FIIA. VA or FHA 73$ Financing CRANK CONSTRUCTION Ouilder.47l 4AM) Seminole Coin Center Ii (I'll In loregn Cons l4,,' 5' 5, 17) 4333 fili(o Home In Norlh Orlando, I fsdmm 3 Bath. 74 South Fairfax Ph 373 1160 O( 3234456 7S -' MUIIILE WORLD SALES trlet.cn of cIojtie wide ,r _____________________________ Central I bordi (li .ricnlor ef Hbred Gran,i No 3,3 Onion Plants 17 *des Lots and parks 323 2111 _____________________________ available Open (a TI S p m PIwy 1747 Longenod Magr..rc Car a Truck Signs. I 131 7373 clay Sl'r.(., 5747994 Located 4 i IS' Aluminum Traveler Mobil. plome with awning, carport, air conditioning $l0 377 7713 or 372 1717 Ifti 6111 near new, *ill finance or trade Ph 373 3413 ___________ accept - Autos For Sale ________ - Guide Is Shoppers To Here Boats and Marine Equipment 96, ChrySler Smca, I door, ejee-en. tan ,nte-r.or Gr 570) 3374)3? ee Gla ss-Mirrors Air Conditioning _________________________________________________________________ - rest t snap. fo %A' :i .. COP.0 • -. • 1;: .2.2 e . - • '.' _ ' .1 ' Pet Care "i 1i1.50'4G 'C *NEL 3. .I4Ih,raj. 2'uoeng, 'Iwy lOWest 'a" 1753 ___________ . i'.&N • ,e t, ::1 Alit 1910 Duster, Scrl. 3 Weid. redo. Pr S,a'ion Ar Con.t -oner a, Home Improvements SaIl P rId orler I *iPP. -S Nanl .54 a rdu* I'd central t%tqms healer 5C0 Phone 373 3214 4.nI.Aq. 4 .Jt3 .111 rId H 114' .54 .1 air'S ,or 'ICIU Si" iE 3 c • Ci IftI Mustang, PIT, R C C,l, floor ii., ntur hi 4.ISilV.iCl L3) ii I '' sI.ft. clean 14$$ SHELLEY S USED CARS 323 Appliances cs,nt'ng. atm. st 00 Plumbing- Electric Ford Gala,., S. 3 door PIT P . • -. -. - 123 2 Air, all power tleqw, 34.000 mm , Private 2733400 . •- . . •n C.san.?'. if?) ,. a'j" a. '4 44fl t es c'q Eu m,fe5 Phone r' I .'i fl 1445 Pontiac vIragfI S. automatic. 122406) Pre Season Air CQrd,t-on,r cnect jØ ant.que license I. soecl,on Its Alit washer and refrigerator Pool Supplies .M 1141 SOIl MAIER FURNITURE CARIMEIS 00 RCCM .500 see-vice GENEVA ILATING A Buy Sell TradeR,rnod,i gi at r i t r. CustomiZed, header's. VW AlP I CONDITIONING hIS, S -';'t. 111 SF III 51, 373 as?ri.JIet 373-lQ.40 etc 1625 Butcts-?)4 ld'fl''ltLi , Orlando 0.e 27) 5,3 atlas, tongue, lack. 0103- DeLarid J.fl 5u011iet, ier'a.t,, T'ie R.mtdfi. Repair #'ndawl, e.lra mobile home hitch Alto enaflce ClJ 5 I,,,ti, 122 lOaS All ade'l'sifle aICeaf... 'ii Paneling SuOCOifrili £rsmng. tireS 4730. 164 ply, driven 7300 463 Buick Electra 723.2 Or. pear Samford Herald on *,dn.sJl, .ill steering, power brakes. l Tmsrri aif I. tensed. bonded 223 avlitmal.calI, be 'n mileS, 4400. %f1 S ply, g d Mr mileage I Owner , esceptonaili Paradise 1 3 alter t tiltS FAMILY SARGAIrs NE 45 flIss, 37) 0)*S after good condition UI 4016 -____________________________ SECTION lIlal *ilT'OuICd to kit 319 P4110 "oof. Icreni 2i..,i', 70 p.r lent .*, "wit iJ,oi$ Clubs, com plete set, I trot" I _______________________________ 1 idd.I.aflaI 14.501 ham,, n 'Pie Lin,litilij 'come. Aamnit; L Aov ~'".qn '001 IZ] J355, puller, I viloods. and bag Like ~ Advertisers 1110vild setcIvide 011f,% Carp.? f %.eu'Poe-J 133 new 190 31) 3401 '.ert'eit CorPiputni lw.' carved --------I .t, 'r a'stl. 54 J%4$ SE 'lEAD'! 'O4 Sir S'..MEI4 I irutivi black metal desk, $ A 2 ,j dare i"iJ '14 Our wart e *ittt,)f if. AJm.n'.jm Sc'ian 322 473? " I'd n '' n • t".r ,-...,ls JqI 'v*r$d A na fully .r,$tat,.J I 1.1,0 Gal Storage Tank 1175 5.. 5,4 $5 for 311 Uu,k s-tea, Sgw.'al __________________________ a? Jerr's Colonial Service. 1501 S %.:ea,*nma.s,isoa,a.Iaoivssr'!( tIlilta site's Inc.. r nr So.cl Sces ...... :;;'." %,t 'Me JitI, )5 , 50flPQf5, sing i II Color Con"e -Au_Out? ' • - i'.,? its •• • -r GWnt 1' 44stJti'SI. R..-r. . • ,,, I)1'J: % Plus (w,S. m'4aJ. Pf..t.)3) 010 . S 93 teas r us owl I a..* toCClaA4lllfl. Conuacter -AZ) i"4 XZ1 tot -. 5951 SSA Household Goods 0$. - ao'i Automoluve ServICe ' vi ,,, ttr.1 ,i,'J metonjtureJ Rn 'c nIng. 'ljut R,pers, Gu.svsn *,i',rr', 9/ lay guaranl.e 'amj S. rq. elI lfl,$?9t 321 4.231' MUUNtt APPLIANCE Phre 5$ yt "e S "u5 .5 i,s,e D I. 'a 4flf all IIrt4 'Idgpy 'tasa 3210491 ,4P. 3441 5 CrnçPi 5,q 1'I 13) ____ LaNDSCAPING, Rt,aI,IOêOie s$ea -awiwee's little at i.igw e) ttt,I 411 a. L H L)it,,t%.iIJ.i.g °'ea ..ee:.l twni. it's w easy 'o DIe,,. -,a 5M1 IH FURNITURE COMPAN'! Saul-a ( d ad. C all 127 7411. Ile4SII, Sealy. IA" 535.1 122 )%Jt zs' -Our -,OP 'ot • '5 As I. 1200% French 37) 03)5 '4i'JQ. P I /3! , 'I , 5,! 57• _ .,,e.OutrIu,n'PhaIri,w 'wa. "l/st, '5. t '70 MAVERICK . .S' Dr 2 New Kenmore dryer, never used ____________________________ Income care-roe's. 7500i1, 'tomes. '$ Owner. Like New Also Trimlon. Etercesor, Ii. lISt 9ri55u1 • Bea_uty_Ca rt 7'"T' ---, • new Single bed, goci) condilcOel 26000 Miles *âWdsl - t'5tIJ, xa,Ies/, ,j r .5, 4 , i tfIa labia 12.2 sool Rou 'La All I CT A LIf a , , surwi 1.". • Us eat; Larp.Ia H.an easier eilh the .. $755 FORD Coupe Harrison 0. Trailer _Rta1 Lustr.Eltric Shampooer only II I iek'J.rd 7 Si, • Per day CARROLL'S FUR --'63 FORD Convert $o9c ,., U '..'4,), , I, IiL's '.y, ''(Li ttLAi,', I *11,) UT'm,. NITUIIL 5. . .. . J SALON ),'4 ,(9( ,• %.9/ 63 BUICK Wildcat $555 s.'J tI (ViSION %(ISI2S L I I -lor v'" 14 • Call 64 Chrysler 'I Dr . $495 a 'CS Nit LI ItS DAB FENCE COMPANY ChanLnk Free Ettmale's 3737443 --------- - -kitchen and Bathroom Cuonels Form ca Inks. e.p.rt n stallAbion 23740$? --f or Sal. Lemons. Oranges Tangelos. ar Gr..pe-frut 372 isia -- ----- 'i)'' •' ' 4 .V't , .jr H. uli,) __________ _________________ tops. i 1190 '.' , I' -t , " , * ,r 6 .________ - ' 4I ROS%ONSPOIUIPtOUuOOS Dowrto*nlenbord 1941 . - . . 'I, . '- on Boston _________________________ - - ., --______ II.*j ___________________________________ ft oo _____________ i - -- __________________ . _ Pools Placed __________ _________ .1* -- ____ ii :1[cf%I SA VIN GS _______ - ' Potential of 115.000 00 Per year No Selling. Process paper work Want ONE Exclusive Matter Distributor in or" Investment of S3.00000 required Guaranteed return of your Investment ')i,'"iu5 Garage Rummage Sales ____ CAR I'011 T I'S III) SAL I'. T h u r -' sday. Fr 't4lrt1*1 Mar 73 ft to 21. S p m fr.eger, twdr,n Iota h,.i,., •. ...rn machine. blcycte,type*, ,r" trumpet. sleeping sofa, ping po ja table, P,(sc lOP Idllalde Or 37) 0193 Teen and Twenty Cosmetic Corporation 2740 S. Olenston., Suit* III Springfield, Missouri £1104 Phone: 4 17 113.7111 a _____________ - 'So make sure you seduce •lawp.,S. •ai,pe - - - 'k _ -- '' - i• ' ' - ' 05 VI. 'Vt 4$ ' .• l'Sir?ed - ,,I4fifliJ, __ tI,' '. ', ', ,, _________________ i's - - - - - '-'a'., ' _" I 'Pit '--------- - ------------- ' , - ' Tax ,' "'4 'SCiiJflaOIS '-.. , ' ' ,' ' j 0 - .--.- ':: ' -- .5 ." i WANTID IMMEDIATEIV %nI5e5, the odds fat-or s'iii, for roost men rarely propose "123 trying to cv.)mbitici a o'' Ixiudoir and 1117 11 be' "nd 111111 compl et ely. Then I'y)ti(c smoke 5(7('et)" and -abOUt.face geh1eros with InOnCy. 10(3, the CiltIrel right boning Send for my medical book• ill his personality." 'I)on't get twin beds!" I ui Dorothy was a per. let Sex l'fobklIlS in Well. warned. riage." enclosing a long patient for ihe ni. Amid neser let his Insults fet-t St.UJIp('d, ff1110) 11% t'lOjW, lutely folloss ed out mmiy' cog:, disturb you. For be really plus 25 CCIII). plet e prescription, loves you but is scared to lAlasy, cr1.. Ia Di Cr.'.. In isre "Dr. Crane" she exulted stIll. seSSyapir, .'..la.i.g the' point be Is striking at th 'it e phone n: xt day, Os ci ..s.I fi you to proteet Ills erotic ego. (ante I. evwar l,plae and plll%151 Worked a mIracle! Cdli alas ras ,., -4 I,, sac sskl.I a toddler who CapflijhI 1511 ' ' -- " 'I _____ * - -- "-i'. i1 nd -____________ lot e'. SEXUAL CAMOUFLAGE litit )'(MI mInt reSnain . So I 55amed Iiroth' that telligentl rt (I1 ale to ilaurinber, too, there is her husband was Inert' no Emily Post code uf clii- wifely Jligatiuns or solne log to disert her attention, mate, ics in tue boudoIr of man suIf'mI mniy win y:iur IrIate lie was a platf.mlc away by the thor he is .. and wife, as she admitted, and thus So reiriuln clumn '"' - 50 Ida, ________ - - _. - ___ ' ''- I old Out tent Camper *Its Add A Room. price 1300 Ph 3214494 lIlt In'ltd that lit' (T)llld no maniage to but OUt' WOIflLIII .111(1 )Oli Alt' that (asorI'd OlIC' and only." t • 13 Seas Tent Camper, KIers 5350 I I,, $230. you lii 32) 5777 abler S UNLESS YOU WANT A NEW HOME, A NEW CAR OR A BANK ACCOUNT )S 5 oIler 1,.,h qu pmen camping Equipment i fl , Your Joens Molor S. Whaler Dealer 327 Is.,: 7SIPi A, Sinbord Ave -II, F leeteng. 1970, 40 HP Evinrule with 1911 lilt rocket trailer Es cetlent condition sa 4555 or 134 0177 E ilt -ta " till ____________ - '' •.,$,j •.' t.4 V ,'dit SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 43 -..., '' party id ISFICOba 151501, Ii; and 'CC OC..f in .iIr Ii, 'o 'I, in Ici 2') or 122 6190 DO NOT READ You! Serve _I i'-'. -- 42 The - - l$9 L o.'d G&-a e go-ai 12 ItO Call a ft er S. 3734033 nd ________ ____ ______ - 70 fIre al De(i homeS *1? 3 I, balls for 517.5-It) Wall toWal carrel thfOugtoul. ertlral Pleat sySlem. modern with equipped kitchen bq'uullulCab,nt$t, large panelled utility room Call Don Ely for tour mew tome Idly AUSTIIIIDEVELOPMEPITCORP P0 Boa 31, Alta monte Springs. Fla Phone III 6300 _________ ______ Academy Manor Down SHOP THE EASY WAY! '. CW('v ''0111 34 • 60 llar,.ri.Jlon $Ce)r,encptA,, 33)370) Homes 2OO - till ou o I ,a, enjoliun. 1011ger motivate his wife by 11) 111*4rt. for fie vi ally' skk. ___ 'V - ttnr tt'tlrlql 'an 1 uim N, I' ,llilItO /1311 i j4ft,/ - - , - . Office Equipment CASh 11)1 I flU 45fJ turnItufP, appl.anc.j 1.1 IJ)I it,mi IlL I • -- Matt kitchen ORM BUILDER DEVELOPER self-and generous ....I S.. ...,.....L O$JL III) 1(0141 So I cautioned her rieser to take any' such 1II1rfleHt5 ,, ____________________________ it" 010010 I's VON III, !'fj%. - I berIrccms, Pde* I IaN.. in $9 MachInery, Orarvg. Civil Central )I•at & air. -carpeted. 51,500 and $3 Swap And Trade I r'.''1:. 1550 Ci assume mortag. Its fl afIer 7 1)) ft,St Will t*ip 'p -I I- *lrn)%l r I' 'n Days. 171 4211 Mrs IIow% for heal. Mlr.r I Tr&I•r Ph 374 f Vjj 7571 61 Lawn And IrVIrooms. 7 full bathS. ullI Garden Equipment m, eulra lug, garage * tt ii., Itfi PIffl*ith Fury Ill, will rim *i;tr great uSed bruk rail Wheel 4rse Lea" Tractor alP. 33 It hen features delu.. ui 3771 il?., 3 Mo*,v, ia-r ..per and j'-c ilIflC 373 7SA (I le.el oven. I? 54 Equipment For Rent refrigerator ath iujlmatic cc 62 Livestock And I 'i I ., III ) -aver Dp'u. r r 'ottip-. w*t1ier 401 1/ 4 ( 11.1, f%r-.t% Poultry dlf't' ample water (1 I Al/Rot I - Sf (il/HI Ttner ---- ions kitchen Wall to wall carpets I lIy'v 151 51 PP 172 '.111 SADDlE FDI.JIPMEP, I and terrazo floors, custom macf. 4a%lern Wear ti.eat Ha Aflt)iPdG MA(IIIIPIFS. Rent a drapes double sliding plat. glass ( ll CoraI 44ejIe,ri Slop $10 a ,r.or.lh Oh,,,lti I lc-clrc *lnSo'*%IOIMO.2I' Florida room 11* I'll - - Ins c~O.fte', Apply toward purchaSe central heal and air 5 *t? C,.cevr Slurt 133 F dc. yard, plariIrQ5 arid large 63 Pets i/I '-rsr" O'l,.rJ,i I'r'r- r IDII fr,' pita Oen.r Ml 1114 And Supplies 775 3)65. - ------ -- ionlments Oar r,tey,s,or.s. 11.11 MathIne 4. SIm 9,1 t Pn'ntJS. 574 1040 tog.'-T .edtP.r#',.lppi -Jyms, Terrace table's, Ptiicli 411.0 IL P REALTY floor ISoitil, RvQ Sharntuo.es IV 1.1 SI machines, Beds. AMERICAN Animals, Supplies 1'? 73B ALL. 337 PET Sanford, 1") 4433 . Room. 55 I'nerrptt, IBm , 7 Miscellaneous Assume $13,501 mortgage I5 VW CAMPER, Pop Tog and full For Sale lapel and ri 114$ mo camping uipment Cl..n. g4 surance O'*rier, 2373232 great fvnl $74000v'trade runni DO IT YOURSELF KIT III 3141after I pm el neighborhood. 1 Brick home in bedrooms, family room. I Ibuff's 970 Starc?afl Camper. steps . 3 COMPLI:T( wall to wall carpet, built in rung. burner stove 31300 Sea at cOLOR AldT(NPIA SYSTEM garbage di$potal. (entr,qI lm Ave 3404 5 6. 4 at and air, large lot and close I C nnel 3 a na d, Av.Ofl 31' Fully equipped. I 4 521,500 By owner 333 4193 '0 Ca damaged. Very 1 er, Lead in I I ,',lr m. I leiiri.ifl cornpir'lr , 337 474 •He' 7 p rn insulators S - - - tondloftt'd. *tl%.n ( ly lifts I Mounting Royce Contractors Inc Ytis excellent color antenna & is an r:.en 37) li 233 1*5 Travel Trailers 70 I of VA C HA 2)5 easy 90 irislail he flEA lILY AFIUAII he' was his jolly for. For his mnlseiliriejs Wtil 11)0110%' had bt't'n merely the C 4? J4I1 CORP 373 0257 S. oven, t,AIL REALTY IP4SUWAPICI 101 C WCSI It? 51 " '44' Two weeks later Dorothy called again to tell inc her htisLmd 1111(1 cried and c's)i) fessed that he had betii so tt'rrifif'd lest tIC become totally' impotent, that he had (1500 dt'L.4tcd suicide, You reads can Imagine the effect of such an insult to a dc's oled wile, if slit' ..i - •-u. _________________________ ______________________________ -?rIf And admItted his SO- called infatuation With Withhis -But Ii' Il a m 904 P m lot ed 11)1' wtth .tIl liii 1(e..Irt snui!le Ill) dI.1iflSt his 1110111' (101 *1) It-I'd and make love. starting with LI kiss. Ahodel Open -Ife finally told me fie l)orotliv to shoulder. REG. I (iii.' lui' is tr'%'iflg to ptliliS}l oti (or lii) (hAT) rTIiSefl'. ION - - bedrooms, W. C ranc, PhD., M.D. cut I& tells its inother. 'I hate her to the quick with his erotic insults. But I warned her not to take his snide remarks at face value. For no - Appl.anr.t I p .e r.r 1,11 fit 117 55 0 Barbara . oo per -FINAIICING"" FAMILY WITAtI Strategy. 4 ed And as low as 310 per moult at 7 teol br 360 monthS 1 yOu quail under FHA 735 A-4l 71 23$ FT M" 4.ADAT Three CONTEMPORARY Two bedroom furnhtlird apartment. Apply in person King Liquor Pn.crrst Shopping Center % ',Q_ 1 ø All brick homes Two full baths & lour b r ms or Carport Wall Ia wall e. .I Central heating Beautiful Larg utility room From 117,600 3 B.edroom-1½ Baths ju ST M A -4E'r rrEq I Santa TRUCT . ot - Ar0 ,, o month i, sonuil rate of 7 per (Cut fur 40 n'urtlhs u Qualify for FHA 735 We know the guidelines that you must meet to I CurT'$Pted 3 room garage apart menI. adults only 145 Per month 3223147 - Recreational 'n , 1 , AVALON APARTMENTS ASuiti-No Pets 114W. 2nd SI RESULTS CONS Ave P( SPANISH by Dick C.,.IIi Wanted To Buy ) 0l41'Atf I'hooe 11390 _______________________________________ ______________________________ - lot RENT ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W FritSIreet 34--Business Property 31-Real Estate Wanted 7 city II concrete Garage Agency REALTORS 373 7114 Domestic-Child Care Property I ' ________ Arl, i-.t 'seli' ;. Alt.. r.4 r r'J I I')r)F 5. t'4 I;? SI 72) 3V)I -----___________________ PARK I APITIQUPS Park - ',h*'q"i. %5VlfV)I'f YP s , F tIf ar-i' 77713??) ,, , - ) - _______________________________ - develop S auls Sanford Florida, 32771 23 Antiques $4 Auctions new Realty Sanford haven't IF homes lately be sure you do before they are all sold! 35-Income 6 Investment WINTHROP u.f in a JA ,I ~ ~* _ for now ba LJMBLING TOTS DAY CARE CENTER 21;7 ,-ri , Ap Pr 3232913 Real Estate For Sale - CAR ,t ' °c - -- _- '. 531?) l,-, ii Sal i bath I r - 111111 i Al hIll )i) • . •.r'lai rig'1 .,.p'.r.,nit wltnm.d' Open inf,j,qf Farr,,.rI' 1 1, il, II 7/ Al Dr Iwo - it - car? 2OO Down FHA ref.f,ncii 377 3024 r(J 4I -• HOUR SERVICE ('ALt. 372 1494 , rk 17 I '. ' OF Situations Wanted w -1 I' ur cu SANFORD New York licensed LPN,d -lirfl hfI o Call anytime, good BRING - ______________ ______ ____ ______________ SI " with pullout range. 171 49 SOLD 2541 Par'. Realty 323.3474 Nl4tlts. Sundays £ Holidays Cell 372 372 4135 323 fSl4. Secr,tart,,iperiiflcd desi res position Steno, typing, bkkp. Reply to box 412, care of The Sanford Herald. Sanford Fla 31-Rooms For Rent 32-Apartments Rent "4 4~ ____ 'IL 01- 1,41 C alibart :144 NE\A/ Stenstroni Rentals 16 ______________________________________________ I - Vi. Johns Realty Ill Rear Yard !n!lyosed For Pr ' 1?, 1457 - '). ( A Will ()ON SR flfOOk(t' THE TIME TI ST(O C II0'. 5 l70N PARK AVENUE A..i,iiblpe',,ghIi il 123 20 20 , FHA Woman and Men to take names from door to door for th e Cty directory Car r.rceuary Reply In y.ir handwriting. to Son No 4 Cafe of Sanfor d Harald. P 0 Box - - AAA EMPLOYMENY - I F WI controlled door Large VA. building --4 • A.E. • \ ' V RING ---- - Root (!A,, "- _ Us time draftsman with mechanical background Phone 313 $444 _______ -- fully St MANOR FHA. / Ill .09lr. pitwee $s.view. r I kaS 5ftn4 .rt4 1i fall In I I I ____ ___ __ houses For Sale I h.l.wm I fit I ta.'l ( *1.11 III 4(3) Ill -,lPt • lolil SIP 31 11 just m pe homes, - INC III N I'a.h San(twd 1735991 HgIlv III? _____________________ ______________________ 00 CLUB -. igIIhltlII't ______________ BY OWNER BeautIful home-I bedrooms, 3 baths exclusive Mafalr section Call 373 519? after pm PLACE . - 703 ______ 'TI ',SPF1l AUlPIl y Alr,',ldr, O'I a ,1> 1915 I rnh 'nt S. r P2 'l'l 3 - ' ,LRADk$W/ c. 09-'tl i',)&Iort.-.'A.c M%)477sHat °----- 116S 0A."110191, *r.•'f* S ------------1 r. ii') A.,'i 5.!., flJ 1(4? \ 1 -- - Call - 4 k. - - Autti ror 190 Plf)kli1,01 0`49 111"', pil""fir All. 1 I,3Ikr Ji'ii,iii' 2571 377 711$ Nightt Sinoits S. holidays 3210411 121 5744 1111046 Phan. 373 1)11 3110 1-leawaflta A,. at IT 51 - oo S ' A. IltrPl1E(' nr (jjj' ' 1( __ Park tot ARBOR- Four • $7 REALTY ARBOR - Ilibath. (,,, Bargains Arel 1.,ng a I. Jim Hunt over ; •'. 9 The - CUD M,4-I4VSJ % :il!Pti: Payton , - - )O0 Terms m. heat. _ I" - _________ PIlIECREST- Thre, bedroom, l(rd. I4. 50 trnIraI Three bf-.3roO..t 150 bs 144. $21.OX b r mS, 3 LOCH on lake LAII. %(AQ'? thrce tedrca)rTl%. I bat?. Iaklfrc%tt, lAS 1= TEE NOREEN Thfe.bedroom, new fence, near bath, Course 523.500 IDYLLWILOE ThrrC baIPt central peat and air U3.30 -Three bedroom WILSON 2 bath, lovely poo l, 553.0)0 DLLTONA*O bedroom' centre heat artS air 515,2 ROLLING HILLS-Four bedroom, t',at. or. golf course, 141.550 (ASTSIDE Foi4 tiedVC.Om, 7 ba!stories or. 15 acres. 551 070 3 COUSITRY bedroom with Pet, central all car ting 513.500 3 ni biñ new 3 artI BEL iVVI bedroom 235 FiNANCING $11 TO $11 )- Itaty t't,r t I've ft Help at? Ight P,UwOi'k Pt-ens 337 3104 Carpenter's H14pN1 C al l Andrew Fran 323 and --.-- . Where ___ sts- ;.. wi 4 $en'*Ie I-m*m(lllg AIR E WaitrriIIi wanted Must be 21 Apply In person 10 Late M0flr0 inn Hwy 1752 North, Sa.d I' i / ' p1 ?. -Three SAN Are by Art 5ensom , air, Ads - CLX' (&1t! ç __ _______ WE pc c'p egçi at area l.rr.I, and ØeIvtf to procettno p!nt Dc cJti$I Saturday wOrt bonul and Irc.nfl,t pun group noip tal 'On and pttr b4rirflt$ Appt P.neb'e,r. Farmi South .r.trd Ave Sanford jC.,r,:-.?erS . - 11 bedroom. Wanted gerion Announcements 1-Lost £ Fou.id 2-Personals 3-Announcements 1-Cards of Thanks S-In Mmorsams $- Business Opportunities 7-Instruction 6-Financial Female Help ____ _____ ______aaret$ Apply n ('per I'ri(f'd to Glenda I RnlavrAnt at Vi llage Root Truck Terminal I5.!2 F'ercP. Ave CENTRAL FLORIDA CHRISTAIN grades I 12. ,iedI SCHOOL mar, avJ seecv.dary teacherS for nest tear Must be at p,riIr'%(rd. dedicated and furl damfeltal write P0 got 715. Matland or coil 5-47 1250 School TRUCK DRIVER d- - I Instruction Jack tes Swim Hp'f Ocr" ' )4c a line 2$c a line 22c a line 14 ______ $$rooms. 3 baths, large pan.lrt f4f9iuIy room. dorible tarpirl deep l for house and yard with 31 Houses For Sale j;nvI.r syltm S. mortgage (4) , WNMI NT(i(Pdli)IIOMF $SO2 1(1W (iliWId PAYMI PIT i)MI't I II I V I-Il ( t)P41)l T iN F t) COUNTRY Exclusives Want - /(t,(I1.I$'1J ." \ t&I.Mil1', '2IJR Nfl4j t,A ) (Jlv SUBURBAN air, A J ' __________ _________ CLASSIFICATIONS \ :A4T T BEt T-4- 07 4 YA )\ Salesman •' 3 Lines Minimum Sckworx by Bowen & GCod Open Top Good PAY 547$ plul salary open Action Personnel 4 "All (Ills MINIMUM CHARGE) ~_-~ I - -- THE BADGE GUYS EA iLsE TO T +E Ct€ U -S I L li! . - .b, -, i z: ~ip -,-~-, . -~ J , i ..i .. , I~, " I , 1 Sanfirds Sales Leadef All -___ Around __________________ - Si) ISO , ,, ,:;~ , I Call Stensirom -r. _______ _______ ___ rir'vinrr' ItllF(tt* * W. Houses For 31 Manige' Trainee bPrOCkS ___ Retail trane ,, I date or to su.. Good Ph Mechanca' Trir..f ___.fnl_.!:!! ic, _ too IPlus Ovrtlml Delveri Mar. Top 04 General l.abCl!el Topt PEANUT. CANDY A GUM coIita,1,areeBAOeBS VENDING BUSINESS In Samford rCguret POurl MANY MORE AVAILABLE *fttt Total r.t'..it $1.134 caiP. Wr Ii TEXAS g(AP4OY OPAN' 113% Pitt. Rd San ''.it a:': rcl..Ce 31 tt (I ar' '"'- -- l'?' 7 - -j-- _____ ERANS OR ANYONE aIA'f QUALIFY -- .I --- A% LIT tLfAS*I00DOWN m I bath itom • Central yaII Ic wall carp.lS, en tlea.d gang' r.frlg.ralor, rang.. close in From sir.mo Models Open S [Mill, W000MERE COPOP DEVELOPMENT CORP $23 Sanford Ave - 123 Mobile Homes 5 491r 1lt0ak Too pair ;ai5mo 5* OX Nue siiSmo HP5(Pl TIalnef 5ertce TechnIcian Truck D,IvCr CLUBS RGAt4IZATlOPIS nerd to boe*t your treasury or finance flat field trip? Call 323 271 4 - THE BORN LOSER Houses For Sale * from _---------- We --- / -- _- - - -%--- - ,1 Rates For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. ______ - '2 APIS and Tta'5 ovela' Sanford Mobile 33) lIiOCtd?h10Kg ra YARD MAN 3U list AEVÔU TROUBLED? Call TO' cafe, reC 648 . 10,11 'or P4c11ne Adults or Tee-ri ______ ___________ I! tioned, - Opportunities 1t - l Rent perhaps Atn"O4% Ar.or.tmit Can Help w.'ePO film 12 1 ) Sanford Fla 6 Spring Is Buzzin' - Air Mated ItSO 1591 IM? NO - -- money If Truck , s A DRINKING PROBlEM! Lawii by Larry - t* h.drf.Cflt F'IUIIt$$Itd POUI• Sliowli by appointment. 3 1154 Samforld cAtCo WITH To Want Ads ~_. R.nI eata.n Personals 3 3- A r~~:_______-% Houses Unfurnished Lumtysr .-- ___ - wu.47 24 - -. Fringe nv'...: e •m i pm 1cttvS rr.ncti Home Ij,jId@,rj ?go FOUND $4iiaIl brori female dog. about 4 moe black t;pped tall flU Palmetto Av* 333 5113 rz " _ - -. - V. T 'E I SZw EWii-E E.ER' ;i- Male Help Wanted -q•n a• Ma r. to WOUk r. Part TInie Yard and LOST med. brown namedP4OtC N0 OC&$I hunt 530 REWARD Orra Evorilk ''°3 Direct Phone Lines ;; ___________ starring Bimo Burns iA AD . - __ 13 ____ able to INFORMATION . 3-21 Th P%tI CHQIC TJI -I- ,,~ .\ . Ad. I •' Thai S,nnford Horald WediniosdA.f, MArch 22, IW2-))A ~Rea -------% _~___~ ~ _____ _~ - _~ ~ - ~ ~_It-~=~~_~. ------- wvs - Ip. Want ~ixtzv _11 ~tr , ... N~, - t' P I rs A T 0 I IT - I 972 March 22. Wednesday, -_r - - I The Sanford Herald 12A- • - ,6140flao,llot~r 1210M Sinet Touch & Sew world's toaitmflU Ifanspultor of mobilo flumes, needs TRUCK OUiVL11 who or can purchmse a 3.Ion short wheal bass truck to tts'ssport mobile homes. If necessary, well help you ob' - '71 MARK Ill rsl,..pe,I 1oi- tau ',r 1,11,.' It "-d" ..Iuv t'u, L'iiai,,q ul 511 144 171.15 of II Call Cu,11.I %ii'aer at 127 'III or ewes III SEWING lIdS SANFORD LIMIt II 121 A t.asl Ill $ b Doe,tlueriSlnldld --'i fAocgsn Drive Aeiiy, Inc ,lhv '61 CHEV.IMPALA 4 N Sedan R&H LIl) $355 - _____ _____ '61 CHEV. Coupe 51355 - Mr. - - _____ , 16 Years Same Location SatisfactIon Guaranteed I, ' , '' • • -, . ' ',, .' ____________ " 'c",' ' • ,, .5,! s', .41 Get In On .... F - _______________ - L- 4 .. • 1 P's '1 '? - D'lI. l''t WLL. DK'L.,tat, L)''Jae l'sunya, SptnS.4es, /541w .',sei,I.Onst 1734010. II'.) All The Action! _____ - Ross, Hoay Inn 4951 S. Washington Avenue, Tltusvlilo 5 Florida THE HERALD S [-\LY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. IMO_TOR S March 20.25. 'a lit '9 ),1 JC'INTHE SHOPPER'S GUIDE ' - 5,1 '*Je-I I • tea ** , .&14r A ' ' ' wfh,lw I Si .V? W i".I St -, " - ___________________ _________ -- Well DrilMn_4 • S'P/I'i 4 Eatiny_Pla CeS .:: ___ We offer nationwide or local I'& advance on each lflp and full payment on complo' lion of each trIp. If you want business to be In this Is fat you. APPLY IN MASON 10 MOICAN OSlYC AWAY I $IP*t$INIATIYI ~ vs - _______________ _______________ $749i '''V' -4 .4 Cvramics ______________________________ _______________________________ La undry Services , - 69 Chrysler '1 Dr, $IS 'U C HE V I Dr. ii ° ' Wks DIAL 322-24I r33%-m3 __ _____________ 3 low Ad----5SO4 $16.54) $-$68C OF COURSE YOU ,MAY CHARGE ,' line AU-S6.12 $2100 $62.40 YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TEt.EPHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME - 5 line Ad----$8.40 $25.00 S78.00 �4 - - j- --- -- - - —- -±- -' — 14A—The Santor(J Herald Wednesday Marcti 22, 1972 ATECKERD'SYOUKN0'T" I I PRESCRIPTION IS RIGHT ... AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT TOO! AGILON HAIR.Spia - j HOSIERY- :I ~4 -, - I AIL 0 PIMP110 TIT 411116. 4M"Am 1,1. 1%-!- '66' ' REG. 69c49 tif as 129 •,0t1;r SHAMPOO 99C &NACIN ioóis CEPACOLt:ir... POLAROID FILM 229 CASSETTE TAPE 88c , KODAK 44 TONI r H-WALNUT HANGERS 3 1° mc ,Jh?S ir1 lo% IL [411 22" TRAY TABLES 1, 188 VACUUM BAGS 78C TY-D-BOWL 1 82 .... TRASH BAGS c •'...: w: RECORDING TAPE j MYADEC VITAMINS 366 PkNTHÔLYPTUS kI .H . PRUN ING ' . . 38 2 GAL GAS SHEARS 168 GARDEN CART . SrbRAGE 322 SHOWER MAT 138 CAN. L 19c 54 . . .... ... 12 FOOD CHOPPER.. 599 68t ¶:I: ........ 18c .158 TENNIS BALLS 2 24C ENVELOPES - . IL NURSERY CHAIR . RED U CI N C W H EEL S • I I - - RID-X .......... - DUSTPAN 799 HOSE NOZZLE HIBACHI c Will ROD & REEL 1 549 SUBSCRIPTION COUPON .,:. _____________ 3 TIER TABLE.... 1 3" _1 ___ IJ1III1t bb. - . .. ' FAB-U-LOUNGER A Week - for OP1f DLlL - C)1P p Plitt . 1188 ON ALL YOUR PHO TO FLA. 32771 FILM PRINTS Oewtiupcd . SAvING Start Date 322-2611 or 831-9993 £ ::: 1.!\ N 107 Address SANFORD, rra PL(Ir hTURDb Name Mai' To THE SANFORD HERALD Phone: i pyinted - PpgCf5 OO TRU , -. : - .... FOUD GUARD • 'for1_ ... lOt N FRY PAN l The Sanford Herald Carries All The Local News With An Average 0 Over 450 Pages Of Local Intrest Each Mon h. Why Not Get In On The ''News'' SPONGE 68 KODAK FILM L. 99, . • ing? th ome O 19c PICO 0 — 499 MS 1H. - .122 LAWN SPRINKLER ICE CHEST DOUBLE I I HAMBURGER QT. 99 SPRINKLER CAN.. REG. 4." 50 24C - POWER EDGER 33 x You'ye Been * , ENVELOPES ..... . __ GOURMET SKILLET 99 CAN OPENER 1!. jk11.'-. 88c ... SKIP - 90 SCHEST 78 c POLARIS COMPASS. . AM-FM RADIO ee . LOPPING CLOTHES PIN BAG. 88c ' IRROR 99 SERVING PITCHER SCOOP CHAIR MI 588 38 ... vipivLósi 68c PRUNING SAW. STEEL SHELVES FOAM FLAKES 24 I FOLDING BED - .. 499 BAR 30 SCATTER RUGS I .f 88 ILI. 99c PLAYTEX _*1 OVEN BROILER l Lke 0 0 Missing - EMÔER.. .• - 99 SRAYERL PlC IC JUG iAMR'RGS MATTRESS PAD... fp 178 1 ' ••• FOAM PAD 4 14, POLYESTER PANTS 444 - _______ WELCOME MAT SCATTER RUGS 42 MILK BATH 66 — 115 PLAYING CARDS V041' a na r I PLAYING CARDS ' In, 4I 81`1119 rd - :1 _• I - t ... SLIDE VIEWER i n NEAMCcOCK MAGICUBES - t 29s TT I prPsCrIP11011% ycwt doctor orderif-d % voL 49c and i;i wrt prier-, i - -- - _l_— - ------ ----- . �2B-T!*San'ordHerald WedrecM Daffodil -, V j ! Cake For - •••_"-_%_- '.- - _-< STAMPS! Bread I J I Rron / Ipp iead rrrt Fiwid Fdito - L ) Cause 11 altrMAtM 111611.11C Ar . The fcilkwir TNIW IC Or I,ti rr flaffridI Cae has a fle, . WEEKLY CD Pii 1 LflML') . ,)[ .. Frosting h -inw Orange Butter Frosting and it's a p-tat additori You ant tp follow our ma çt-,tion and st-r -t the rake with iriii - • :- • -, • ' - - wu a svi-nt -'Itor , • 'ø'V t%t1 1041 44V" is; 1T op 'or yIm*tn ir-i.1 -. • du iav-; , P*T.I '.#it It llrri'r-m 14t141 o#"q 1f ihiq -. :eacpc'or cream of . 1/4ru.ujaT 1 4 cups si fted c'akr fI' tç o!ks spoon p-a:t'd bf p Iou It tarrr inn' ol eIirrr 'I twist tj whttt . - . t tartar until .rnt soft WJiL$ fradual! upr rottifl&.e I: wi: :cam of -ft • a . . - c . . . - . ... .... . I - iI &ashin; tirelrt bc-a ru; arr. half of . . - . 4 ; - L1 • in the vellou an atY1btt!t inti at W-inct ançclfood we .10 : .,:a • I - I I t.!'r • bit ck st.eT hit. if - 4$ minuu town tan much Howard en baking piarl- a st.Ni 1.1 : '-.: . Willi- it par, plar,til: u ?1 FWCI to' is tall tKII04 :aLrtl0UcflUr!..' Steokettes s itt C?tfl1 . . 69: Pork Sausage :u ' . ' -As . . . .' -.qinda1.14 -hI' iur mu I.-iii;Iin e 'ni'hjum ni ing • • 16c 39c Tomatoes. . . • 3 4', 88 Sweet Peas - 39c I 3 1°° Cake Mixes Gra p e Juice ......... . '.. 7. r1iout of UIt fertiotn-r uaT ti • CHICKEN rrthr1 •& I (O\FLTfl Rli U the ie - -u' package It ot -i- :etatiIe frtizer It. t)te? MIU(t that clirw'i . c-up diced. tzias1d alncrli spread tact i-p c -e t.: list intn -i - ftIk-t ER4 I TO Chili & Beans 3 Can Liners . . . 2 1° ..• .•.-' Pie Filling ...... .1 - 39c Paper Plates . . - •. Cc 48: Catsup ........ AIka-Seltzer . AVERAGE - :4•n md 99t. 4 .2 88 Flaky Rolls Kotex ......... 79 Apie Strudel - . 59c -.jiPsnifl - .. ,JTA . . I • irdrtti rice Cook pout-he-s of %tbir large tx': t oday s FUNNY - :.,- -Ir' - attn - Inndrnun--.ugar liturr 33*'! fl I rn!fle4tstU i.tn mmii i rm*u -.1 -.1er -,'tr nseriu%j ii voter :',mfli -I Tomatoes ...... .. 25C Onions ......3 59: Potatoes .....3 . . . . . . 2 i 25c Coconut Pies . 2 29c Krunchees . 59c Shrim- 10 Bread . • . • • ' Bartlett Pears . . ti I fl il l, Mushrooms 3 '.- "1 69c . . . . : 59: Coffee Rich . . . 4 . 79r Baby Limos 4 $100 ,. . . . . . . . 4 l iP'.'.. Pi !t 6111- A~b 'Is 3 --I.-' i 1.9A 39" Butter Peas .' , .......... .. •A_ •A?, I . . : L w. : rY IIIIId. -- WM A& WWF W'TY tIIIJ I I TOP VALUE STAMPS ' I TOP VALUE STAMPS 3 r -wK31P'-AL - - -I TOP VALUE STAMPS •IuIuI I TOP VALUE STAMPS : : i I . I . i--- $1 00 "• 39' 35( ( IJ ((jIJ ( /, , i-' ' Al - A Softener :'--'---.. I. . .. ....a............ .. . .. ........a- . FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. •.......wwrI Ea st er Candy ..................... ..p.....................i.I SANFORD ".I)c)uLL 31t; 1 'i. IieL1Luii sIte.,:' I I I I luiry S .1. . . - is . jiti Dinner •• - • 59 Di n ncr NJ a pp i n s - -- - - 65t, Spciqhttti Sauce 37' -. • - Brownie Mix ( . . . '.. 73 Spciqhetti Sauce 47' -. . - . - - Al uminum Foil • , . - Sliced PineappIe 22 • - --r- -' Pancake Mix ' jfj Ito,11 I Al l 14 . . . . 69' Peanut Butter -• • . 77' Mexican Dinner Pineapple Juice : / - • • ,. Be W' ' I ..J I - .5..: I I FrrT1 Top : AL IE 741L-Ir" ro STAMPS VALUE STAMPS SnuadWul s. i Chu,,kert : .r...a.w.v.....•..,..u*hl........ J.hIS,,_____ 419 E. FIRST ST. u,,ijivr. .41(1114) 1iiAt-i 1'd. •&% • t.' II,hI aiii,s. / . Itt tanuW. !'r, 4111I10.0 - )4:Ii .')LLs1e 1IP 1 UgIHg -iA ii 'oil. Whuii uu ill . -und, nsct sic'i1i .hau 'hjU1 4ulaJui )4.I 104*1. tI4vI', u4J' .:tnuv toti. i"aU 'iitr 410) 89' Grape Jelly 'I. . . • . 45 1: (4• ,• , , 41' s)vy'4 -,lI44)41, .is.fl. JiI.J .rii ppct ttaj- it .'.p i -, .- " .. ,.J 1 i. A4l¼*J'Jti truzi iJ'u ii Steakettes ....... 89 Ketc iup • t-.2pgrS- !-u" ring inud 4y t.tterUI UIt ltull1( 4IUt 4&r'ps £iUIIIIHUIII i,uI It, ar-x4 t:.X1IIp iJWl. ),.iL O$1$ 1ljflU)'. iiriimiIfll& iimr-''AtaILb. ' 29 89 , . TOP VALUE STAMPS • Uc1uidSweetner ' -• ' 4 COFFEE 68c 45c Lasa gna Dinner Sweetner ....... Brownie Mix INSTANT MAX Wilt HOLiSI i I I 4 is Tile Clea ner - . 1: WTTY' WPI•lIII1 -- ffm . 69 ' SAVE 20c It41 , 1° L• ... --: . to .4'. .•- Grapefruit ..... • 79r Stew Vegets 2 ...." .......... . ......2 -ninut tm :: J Onion Rings l° :u 'o Iaur - --: Fish & Chips 49 . Potatoes tuL I - 69r Orange Nip 2 39c Sausage Pizza 2 .11W- . fIlling Li - u Ti I till 'Jut.Li4.! 59: Orange Juice 3. 5 Oranges Carrots 0 'i(Ittl trrt u;i £ ... - . Cabbage $I• IS... •U4W7 we wb ... ' 011011"I" .d stII--ultered 01(11 IFFY ASSORTED s ..-•. i II intl )rt '0 :.ifltilflr lilly -flou411 - U - fluI5t-- Willi o,, jutter 'rflufl - Ap ples ......5 tvol I. LOON IttIr Wit sad ,ugz*r -V-tti a -p Iender -'.it - n -r' '. It IdJI -flig ,Iiifltl' I Add not utuias finustard, pit-kk r-t-1i Sugar and salt, bleri: 1w-n nc'fl:im nIcifl • . Un:. cmi..; flu .juoflcr - fle hour ia.1ing HAM - GractuaU Stir (Ti IIU1 arid flU( :ording tv paci.agr mtt a -o -,a - - r"e U , c'cinstantI. 4t:* ted .rn flW £ - - ruct a;-' -Inst •prnli 'flU :11 i ommit ;tiIxl; 9 . ,)•I "c.fliim uLinle i.iCecI. ut-- 1 tIdy 111 _41 ibuul - -.-p.,on -uniumon flu'4')irc41w.fl tugar - 3$tc4t titd Of ronlctt. n- i auc't make! V1.1 : -r11i4 rkttntd i•i.1-flif 'I'39$7fl .it -*4.IIifl4 59 - tLF -i ip ,uit.r CURE allARTER SUCID HICKORY I.., •, . tattikspouna tiuttet' bk. 'cr4T - - S g Th.. rot addi r'- - In mediurri wiucrp. 4IUt1- jour t na tPPU Bread......- cr until fork ten t renwinitir, iss uvt Arraro• siLt rviflgt. . - l I'1(lst LARGE EGGS sutr. fl . - 1°° Facial Tissue - 3 88c - 4tII&! \llitlsnc on" issom" a" wwvg sptat or, eb:i !ilk U) arid u•it two.... itt Ut 14v4 Tour n,tw" auth app' 9 (. (it 0.rver ;'l't tt.ii.-. 'At. 0 it. b-.itwrr.'i baitru th wiU ri4-lttt" tiutt- . i - tint - 4 Se Pc .eatX.(dtrrft - W"I'1 a IS • 39c Cheese .......:. 79c • - A 04ADE W Fitt" FANCY Gtac1u i4 r.t' x 79: W. K. Corn .•4 4----, '1. 110" Dish All 7 4 t'' j; t*atLtjitttCt '.he butte! vc'l u. onrt fluff tail -rlflamon . ll !- ufa t and stir ..c mi - p : - Cleanser ..........-• $100 Grapefruit Juice 1°° Detergent 39c Spaghetti Bleach : 59c • 17c 3 'Dressing 69c 89c 99c Cheddar Cheese 43 Cheese Biscuits .....2 69: Fish Sticks ....... 99 Pork Roast ;.. 89c Cream Cheese3 : Rhineland Franks 79 89: Cottage Cheese Flounder Fillets. ,' u - Macaroni Dinner'- 69c • Cheese Food - Au Meat Franks - - . '' Pork Sausage . . Meat Dinners Fried Chicken •. .• • •: " 49c Pimento Cheese • Flounder ....... • • 2 45: Game Hens Lunch Meat 2 .'-. 59c ;, California Roast • 98: All Meat Franks Boneless Roast wilt mal1 metal patu1a io('(-? mv,:t and mixing mAW( h- methi'r he mu: .arP ar"d in tnv.r ;r'rnr r iiar in 'ana .uic• n . 3r'-n.a(Pd Lm)-ii4r 0 1%VV UI!II i.• ,•-t," ? irj- •iffr. a .j!ily ira nm - 11111 filling vii until rai- it. rfs !r. a n,ediurn - ai.tnd -.alt :1 J -- Bake it a ;ri C4.td 5:-•.I9t (WCI (It tan t.qk's Wtort. rake is cllld ,'Ifl'.plii --t; wt .ether he -isim. u: flf1 ill Hid V11I't --U'; I at I -im. -m.atlng •.: - -- •a.- i addItion a vntI n • -i'nt,r it 1i::.; c ir' add )nmn*in flixitir tor utit uml flour a .---.-51 '- i:r - -' a - flout It .r, çintf tut lho . __ •m- •- .1 ..ranee rind y er %0IJ4 silt Add L'ta rainnf .- -. 'lkJ until thjc-Lrni' and te utre . - .• iuter 1 yirt an I -. I in t''. 'j1fWfl nnn A till, -'i'n ilitin. - - -- - equal ;Xortion s I n u. half our It a rnail sa'n.t .'icOn4ifl c.a I slraIØPraia ftv,de bettreg; whilris :n! .ç whitm fold IT 1, 4 rut, (! L(t.r I I I r'at)flPdr.'i-. wmn .r he .1 4n41 -.sPii'i'.d - P r Wilt .. jo -4 'ii • . • • I itfl c V iIiri'co iIv Intl 8#-eu.11v sol ar n 4 ilnil --fow ; op n .ssr -i't iil.th'-- - 'rançt Butter Frmtjng c.?araçt • . nnd tatiIsviofl nant jut - up -- . ............•.- alt - from hssrims o r., in visiss Rk\C,E rRrroIL if, cghtl 1i4c-up : .impin vmatl ')fi t ht c •n f *ati na If ¶i- oranre rrtuin, s 'i4 I - PRICES GOOD THURS., MARCH 23 Thru WED., MAF ok 4s't h$r 1Anr4. Warthall. .wm i ? II Iii toe ,h''it - :; : PRICES GOOD THURS., MARCH 23 Thru WED., MARCH 29 'it ri '.44r.hall .. anc" - r '-,a w'fl iør 1i.ifitr I'!4 .IV IVM fl md r'th a titer ,n-law W,thlta volt infli * -),ra 4•4 4414m p. - ^,-Joe It,, n-p r , / ,4 I. I -4 R / The ljk1lr7 . r'r ,.w ' .-it-,- _ Easter (f Pumpkin TOP VALUE &b\ ________ FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. , _j_5 , e NE AL ijr I I TOP VALUE STAMPS - - - I p TOP I 'Il Ihit,.liii Ri?iast SANFORD .E...WWW.StS*..*t I - - ------ - -., tut uL I.Iu . d flisii' .t ------- fl*51.U,..U,.d..' - : Sdute : •• . 419 E. FIRST Si. 'ms-.& .. - 'bell olg* --- t*AIhAti,3 j LU wriostud �— i Ito 4B_Tht Sanford Mrid Wedneday. Marctt 22 97 C hef Likes .ctatd P7Th WrIter 1 respect orii natits in the ktc'htn said Vicir Filgueira-Et.sifl çing penh1'et% lit at Vrnflk rda. and I aw have a trçarct And Respects Variety nr, heat If O4t tk'ut and tnt v eL çs l(! t5 One Pit (iN i.t,mn ni1 rtIItt' AM rP' j.,;). fasaim hut no: 4 sifted Sweet Cherries k 1 et it 'onie tite I'Uu1 mis' mnt,s iitii.i I inc ch. ken then e.ivCr. lower cups nI girnish with ctioppcl apin + boat par'les ir chit c-s P,e.it.-iri,1%imflwr tesen mm btet'.l 11ro eç rd ehense mi'.tiirr ..rr s(wnitl :1 i,mrir,Io'bo.l i,t,,ki hut Is* iii 1I11,'I 1,1 11,11 si-I iiiitr (hit C liii sun' 111 111 4 uiuitithi I.. hr ,sIt.'ui 'iii Ut I re lii liii,s nsiiin, Ct.u, tLiiil l'iitt I iiiiil I iliii I sun nut.. ii s is iIitii in u hi Star In Thies 'Streusel Torte' i true.) if iii l .s our .if fliu',r C114'.uf hakirug inih.rr,, pit, ,ittiø of Iho ilr,p it tIlt.. iii. +t.r,ri11e4 ra triP rinein tin.) It. jitil it ii t1st.t few fi wit), pII use 4- 4 When ar lv r.'ut i rfi,ev 4i-.i' i 'i, P. I I' I 1' tte-1 * " nu RU if titii rtj ;0rnfi Vtfh e',,r,.5.4 • -.. ,., . . - ,. i : . — 1'Ri4 I ')I. aPT 1 1/1 iipi iloti (hail llis.ir i 4111.IC Ii •apees iaiuni yitr.1 'Ir Moll — P fi7 varse!% For the uninaiatcd a Pi) ruera-RrnrtaIz1 is the chef at !r Y01i' Fonda '4., Si restaurant and t an em;. r.ad.a is a past-1, stufled ut beet. chill powder o1:ve sirs and other çricid Avant who has tarflv te buffet bar of La Fond. mp%cd its assortment o rn p..nadas and other deIua'c-' rt we what the chef ir- r about Spinach pie mat be the ir, 'rpIPC r at the food bar one a..' ehi1 guizte the nest \ m mllon a siippor1ifl ti5 c: ikiicatws such as bat's shrirn;. -arznated t'n'd cturkelt monierTes lack c-tit'c,.r WE GLADLY ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS Ft 1( ?'d lit V. I IOCL et rr Andrra. but baa ppr;.: jr. r~-rod .7 ..ng rnuØ Euopc and roenra working as che •n uthrn the native moth Most ever roiintr% has food. and is hard in VTLiI.I .. HOUSE I . . ina 1 61ty Orig UT %t tI1 (7 (titr-' tah)etpofltt Iarrnesart Chee-e' chswit deep saucepan place the er par. iii In a rated 1i.iti It, t%-Ill ieit bitt tr B TOM HOGE nr1 ,if tj )rafd VIM DINNERS.. GRINDS) 5 U SIRLOIN $ e CUBE I I ''I '."nlv tktriPuifaeI -eq asør tsnUnm mcI 2 nets ui cute if ingri-atrel btnrli 'm-nhform , Chill still.' pr.1 t-,r rig Ch.rr ?'tllini cwsl..d ('herri kiI1lnq ' I'll ts.ltr6 sate and ' "COUkT • SHOP S SUPREME a ' • ;prran , iand4. 55 the r.'.r'.ed l/'2 .11 f four mi1'Ir tiufli.' syor 'herr' 1115111t 4 tWa. in I )rseitril sfl Ii-e t iVcfl miii 41 yiinuh.-t at .1. in .rr.• r seit mill .h.t it mail ;sahula ivst.n ;srh. it in.' ,fi%iil.. Iltia. It ,t 1' rn tan It Iecir."l ii!.'" a.r'ed nib vtiitt'i"t - - it i.i 1 Li'tifli. $ p - J-, 'jig a , - - I 1 _________ '. -------- .nst • I i SUPER S V%R it fair rornpanwfi he %iI iut I will sills: without hesiU :rn that 11* two çTe.ates1 the nrld art Chin ese I ahe have an enorTruie spert for Amrnun food.- I. vent on. "and I wcndet wi ienpfe here dcint have a hihr rcard Jo it Yrn. have snCJI reçiarui dshe' Li :?r (rroLr c'cw'Ijfli of th its çunbos and a mh '.s o the c-tuhs of the Soutt where the 74ji.,ct ii vi L.ei-r is st.rnnç it the old days wher, ed on the rcmtznrfl :.ited "voutiadli beFreti1 IL çrt ant de-en, kind at trf s job Then I went it, I'arL' ens r.urpfl¼f tself and iel&rTwd that mans of the rtie: tert were Italian %'srWr has collected reriw' ftuflt th e countries he has :rd nct diuped theit ea titms of his owt- Hr is No ::-ulart fond Of Cat ont.0 A it. .•p, shIelpoaslis uigar ..a*pnnn innamn I easpoon 'tin'..s ,hi.M_ci45fl emeirt ui' rain and pit rtter - A fl - atft ivrinti !rnnn re "v .. a p ..."EVE . FRtSH 0 DECORATOR a • -RATH" a EST" add - (EXCLUDING'SEEF) it Mir ytititfor Find ~PmnM rind a TEA -.COFFEE 1 1 1 W4 III '411`11 Ili ..SMOKED ;tirnnil, r, der.ate if-at laid !hickened tt, it and u' ralio recipes piiked up du L1; his travels Hi also e fiert on offbeat types of wit; Here is a spertahlt friTT i We t' £ PANCAKE MIX 6. Bert anC iirtLir mt (tie W itt. Cbestnt Bet Itaiked Alaska frJ'F'LE se''ed as naikes a atishinr first rtu'.e ian about I ounrrs v.1.' small tcr: ait P (iUflC'CS he?TIflj ;.' cnars in wifit suri ,. marinated he'rrifl fillr rtii-diuITi eauinç .ppli trnt.aunel 'I ounces et.TTL?1'' ru BISCUITS ..... 45c ............ TUNA FISH ... . . . . . . "1111,10 •...........•• - MARTh' GIOWLftiTE 1'L'- MAYONNAiSE ••,. iiOl$TL 39C BranC mato be useC ittc(it rum if you like 1 ens elope unfasi.red ;c 1/4 cup tirmh packed titt brown sugar 1/4 cup water 't' I package It ounces swest chocolate pier e- t ) 4 114 cup light tori 114 teaspoon salt cup bests crrm cup eggs separated . . . . . . . . 07 JAR . -u.-rusrtc- 49c PUS RM 49C , • , . • • • . . . . 'MIflU.IlS tJt'IltATHIW SPAGHETTi BLEACH -co*Or. al 9kru a in. ni.-oL PG 22c 27c 39c .......... Thfl MACA0OI ... . . . . . . •1••s• . CUTLETS . I "SHURFRESH" 5ffli.(RA'( BISCUITS 8 -Oz b CAN Qc V CORN . — a .. a a a a a .. a - en tiKA?LPKUIIJUIU A Ae a 0 nould se rare SAUSAGE PUREUREI~ PORK ,rn*1 ';.atne tIen .with ihern ed .'hite azitl Wild hire itutfIns k;r"Ctl P4100 Aflc pic irsb 5ppserent -1 3i.ot iii uwI ,.iti.,n hprts.l 111 LB. ititri 7 CLEARFIELD P A RK 0p SLICED • CHEESE 59C WRAP 1201 PsG q4' ...... too .32Oz.sn. 32c PICK 141-C' ASS'T FRUIT DRINKS iviJPtssr CAKE I FROSTING ..... FLOUR.. . SUNNY LANDS & EARLY FLA (OR) GA GRADE A (COMBINATION PkG) APPLE JUICE MIXES mis. flnn iver steak n rnar1 iade slluw to stand a mom luUIi. tUftS-omperature tar iI iev.,riL irnes emuv' hilt and tt.IIIS C111 Irnii -wle 'ii ugfl raI tur about ,',tl1ittrs in ui ide IritsO timei tilts flarlitaide servn3 r iii- ft ftJi(iI1.illV itrnsa slea.. .riin r very Thin dlc "BRIGHT BREAST W)4571 i$OU%E •.......,PKG tEAl 'S$UtIhPIr PlAIN (01) SILJ1ISIN0 2Qc LB. •...........NO3O3CAH "S1IUVINE . . . . . . . L 0• LEGS CHICK 33c ççc LB I I — — . THIGHS 58C • BREAST W/RIBS Vanilla Ice! ulil .ri.,nn he illElliflEl) WflTh '.l' flLL) lutE ,i1siflicnte hresiflg !r4sy to prepare fli tJa4e 1.! jUilt". it,, 4riiri 4flite and sill n i I lip 1err't •7 fit * .ir t i. lunyrTi ,uuanr.Nins. aroined till .hles$Iuuna t)ulter IleltIMi it:.'uihin 'I) :,ti ri I ii Ii reel I'llii ifls' loll o.iwetl. Iii a tnethiilfl Iflu*IIS. rfl$* tii,ethett the ii.Iiflh() IttIITI.II(II( lit U 1.' M.iiitri I tull 4 '9IflISh tivii. ' d% U I USDA LAZY AGED BEEF II tallLr L1I'i-i1)( 'tt,tti.sl 'r.LItiIII I, i st.mp tkiiir 4Uv( k! lilt l(*:*i , 90 VS MARK No ite..t1 I VI ' la -- Into a 1-quart saucepan turn the gelatin 1/2 cup of the sug at. the water and chocolate Place user low heat stirring with a rubber spatula until gelatin and sugar are djolsed and chocolate is melted Remote fr-urn heat Beat in egg oIls .her, rum in a Large mixing WWI, with clean beater. beat egg wth tea and ,.alt until thes hcld still peaks raduallv beat in rerrnalninj 1/4 cup s.ip1 unti ver stiff fold in chocolate rsediuni mixing mixture in bowl. without wasturg beater beat cream until ruff told itt Spoou into dessert disbn Chil LTtil frm if desired. garntsh th additional whipped crear' Les ltoIsrrvinb c 78 •............NO.3O3CAN Iier.ttir" tile C' i LEGS Viii r -itn mv ztnss lit -intl n•mbrann trim ilras -kor.' toiM nliuce .'.er'.' itiailow • 3 mit apart. H7nSI eurtacet in ii,th .idei fl i liiiiflund taItetfl .n I flallow ti%h large •nuugh with m tor*. teat , it told iteai u.ether the relnainiflK ngreitl 004 1111", -bill- rurnt CAN o IIi '.....r,i,n 68 - 011MOWTE CL STYLI (00) WH. Kill. tahiJC SItAt RINK. . 33c .....12OZ 15c 300CAN - 'rih.r.. .4IWC 85c LB. FM.(OR) GA. RADE 8#A#8 FRYER QUARTERS, I 25c GPff N GIANT LEMON EXTRACT LB. 78 LB. IP TOMATO SAUCE -HwnlTOMATO PASTE SUNU11 TOMATOES WOSMPCx. C PORK CHOPS ta_ozst it ilr'it 5IIIPfl I QUARTER-LOIN 1* 1k''- ill ,i.iiuiP * .i iriwi . • BACKBONE (FAMILY-PACK) a.. itfl II "FRESH PRODUCE" RESH.LEAN "GEORGIA* a ----- -Cc STEW LB. ti..GAL 5CC FRUIT COCKTAIL •,,,,,...,..,• IARBECUESAU cLUGAR $ 29c PALMITTU STATE PEACHES .....,....., CAN' 29c 39c pOPCOJr1.......... 2u , G 29C CANE" lOc ......loGLPKG.25C ........ - hprr c ALL. MEAT 5M0151N1 S14UW1W1 WilliE (01) YELLOW DINNERS ........... CREAM PIES NO cA' 37c PEANUTS "F LO- 1-02 CAN ' I "FAMILY-PACK" 1AWOUIT FROZEN c EvE'I%c HW(ESHLIl . ----- POT PIES MEAT apjsle Shrimp with Cocktail Saw' Qicese Spread MarJia s ('ticirolate Liessert . 1_ — ;io.:r ieasonmnij 36c FROZEN --- PIAWTERI COCKTAIL ILL SINE GRANULATED' ... --' ..............L8 PIG 89d STRAWBERRIES 'IIUWW SKILLET -- 4' SUPREME,. -.: A TINCAQ II 49c LOTUS LONG G&*tN DINNERS __________ hAt ......... 5-TAariSr 17 WAY - ••• 'SUN COUNTRY fROZEN PRESERVES I)rain beets rut carti lOt there should tie aittf chunks I cup Hrnn.vr berlin; 1 n. )at cut rdrtt hnTrItsi s?la( I btbs or st thes are about 9.s there ti i.it sir if the beets be I cup The union in It # ma be efi it the- marir.act t used some uthet 'Sat peel and quartet into atl(ut 1/4 inr-t rube-there should be I cup V beets herring apple- arc cream rose-I arid rnlric.. to allow flasurs ti blend S.- as is at on lettwe on plates and offer with ;u".:ernickel or some other t..' f bread and butter pre'lt t.t unsalted Mar, t srrvinr, •• ICE CREAM I1ACKBU1Y STRAWBERRY RICE .$-OL PKG • I4OLLAWD DUTCH- ASS'T'O juMAiuuur ........ ucawIL f ti. . .wii wset I)r,i-!od in :.a.mnn-nmilloodi Flank irak I $ BUTTER -5b4u1F111f• CANS) . Ii 'LAND 0 LAKIS (OUARTERS) SALT1NES ('12-OZ. SHUT ri-cam 1.' ttUrt (It slaterrees, sired . .PA LYNW APPUMU is usu_Lt a sitad but it . 'WORTPSW300S SYRUP •.... piiLSBuvrS -IiJTTERMILK ILJCKWHEATS PAK Thus ctjmbination 56c GiLNIRAL MILLS' knit HERR1(J BLE7 a'tl 2 LA PKc, ...... CHEESE CREAM F + I KIASTS l'i4$L&D(LPP4IA PILLSBURY'S 'NUWGRT JACK' ' 'ppk JUMBO ROLL L. uh 4P I *110k 4 v' - '. ,1h1']41 1/ 2 "cbLD.MILWAUKEE H BEER •:t LB. o, RIB I t; r -STANDARD- . 41 1 toil ;tir n tirr'- IM i- r',' ri-vine W1 L eTIJOSI quarti rlvI ' It bu: e TOW-ELS MILK, I - ROAST • - - • 6 . CODSTICKS COD CAKES.. 30L bREADED FLOUNDER(OR) . r.ggi*1hitIur lii j .;ii.a,l tiiJfl bowl stir l4UttSUI Tflg lull i.titt clUllib) aiseJ .tkesw ui t . - - Iii I 207 BREADED - -', - ONE 01 BREADED -, - ltusta ri) 1, 4 cU tItle crsi.lgi i(WII i .up 4tat.tsi .liesklair .tiuei (EACH) ; HADDOCK - 4.1 cup iiu 2 t4bmlapsiviis uepeorsl vs$u* LBL. ATTER DIPPID" Ht ri-i. .--- . - QUAN1iIV IISiHIS tew umniates i :1'. .tIII .ibw(b ilU.sttUV '4A': a vnti1wiaie. ut in the WP l i h I r.jrit arter alms 5 JSI5 I!ifl) 4.Ut, ill) iii *ili i yt1tC tLifIi ? 4.,. i'1t ). t.4v us a tA.alti,w .a4in ditsh ( ale Us a t..attd I. to until but t&vsiift iakea s �wasez AI 1" 1. --- -- - :t - 0 7z The Sanford Herald Wednidsy, Mnrch 77, 1912--113 69—The Sintard Herald Wednesday, March 22, 972 CHECK AND COMPARE!1 I WHY ' Is 1 J IbI "-'- c PLJL1X \i.m* 'J Prfc... - pft.ettw Assorted SreII 61 .... SWIFTS PREMIUM £ROItN RN HI ir i pir,Harc, tin. 4 Ptltshur Biscuit-, - • 11 o ' - Sharp Cheddat ,, ik ifl tajoQW 1 tjo'' R11 isc*dMonarHa m JDLJ(Itelip, .f RttilarMnrçpararn' -. .11 tro r DEL MONTE - Ass,/ Crcirgc . C ool whip ) 6 ARDEN SHOW a RC —. am Is Pot Roast 5,,..'1 ImperiaIROaSt.e. Ph -' •• .•.-- •,•, •-••••• £fl9IISbcut Roasf ' ' .• $1 , B of Short Ribs SP-69" ' 0 A&P PREMIUM s1 SQ bI see 39 \CU they ha • i:inpl t': lm1um nt'i equz1 t tht n I ' the c't mach 17;7 LAWN BUI 29c I-N'L -------------------- Thank 1)arn G I' I$ I nimI you / 51' 49. __________________ S Sesame Crisp !f SAVI 41 C-0-16 Apple Pie Mix ......... ..:39' WI C •,. ,.• ...••• 4 III 39' Hash Browns .. .....••• Golden Corn . . . . . . . . . . . . 25' bI4, D ureort Beans .......... _____________________________ S ______________ 25c p** %tew In, 04 WORTH i2C $3!: 1 •';.: a $14S. Copeland 's Sliced Cap n John, French Fried -Super-Right" Shoulder COOKED HAM. . . . . . '::' $1.29 F!SH STIC!(S . . . :' 49c ? 75c (Bulk Tray Packed) Quick Frozen Golden PORK STEAKS. . . . . .. . .. 79c Quick Frozen Alaihon i.., rc0 . FRIED PERCH....S...W 89c KING CRAB CLAWS..... bSl.39 Cop'n John's Fruren (Bulk Tray Pocked) Quick Frozen Golden CDIEh UA1thA111 ricu 0 thUlW nfl i.Lb 7G lb iiC riri c uiir ' iii IflILU I1IWIJVU rLUI'rnUL HAM Swill's Premium API Meat cvIuI ECC EDLkJWC JRIIILLJ) lflMflRJ ff'5TIME Tfl ilIui..Ii.i. iv FERTILIZE C AwMart Goes 11111-08 lot 341.1 29c PORK ROAST . . . . . . . . . . . ' 59c SLICED BOLOGNA . . . . . ' 69c JpCr Pht C3ut f So ille Delicious 39c PORK BACKBONE ........ 65c A&P SAUERKRAUT....) , Tomat'oes a a of, - ea 9 a jrIr, t6i im Fruit Drinks -e-ee 3 TAW $ "13 9' Prune, Juice a Prices I ThisAd 172 Art—Pc$t ShOppQCIMer Hwy. 217-92 pe • CFPI 99c CUBED STEAKS......I. $1.39 PORK CHOPS.....TT (to -rf th 'Sop.rPjh' Rib -d "Super. Right" All Mont Rmause all thc-.e prmiums bear the Ail 11. tZ k: IL: tz IL: Pit ILM TIE SIVIII 4 •. 1 PUDDING ____ "Sup.r.Plght" Western "Super-Right" W,,t.tn R..t Chuck 3c -, "4 0 Grad. A Fresh Flo. or Go LEG o, BREAST FRYER QUARTERS....... 39c Grade '' Fresh Fin Gn Chcic. I.n;l, it, 68c FRYER PARTS... Sleek • •• .,., , s,., o LAWN PRODUCTS? , 3 Is 0ri,-;trial Waffles Cut; VUIIIFIIIl UUI_ '.. 50 II-I, . STLS Center - ___ '89 huck Steaks..... - f1 ô Include; ULD A PROFESSIONAL K!0-1 QI • 1 1DTUTTiTI I):G'fic1 IIf AL CASH! YMErISAVE / KesherDi s .......''•49" eaiwtButter.....w ' * 63' % 1 Swift's Prom we" soneloss Canned "or"s a, S-lis top I I ..................... . .......... YVA or I I i-Lb. $09 Fresh Carrots 9c Dole Pink Pineapple-Grapefruit or Pineapple-Grapefruit 460z 3 Cans JUICE Special! irm, Red 1 Ik Ripe Tomatoes lIljGnrnpsc $MCorp efforl 11, curt 25c lcw_ Spedali Fresh, Crisp Lb CM4 01 Micrin ............... ___________________ VO5 Hair Spray •..... ... 89 £astt'ye...."" Egg Crate 39' gs .......... shop ....... .. *-:* 794 210i • Fofl Eggs ........• • • ... 79 49, Fruit & Nut IE99 It It It It ' MarshmallOw Eggs.. *•_.,. ,-.• .•.•• • *'..• Jelly 'eans ........••• 39 S Vienna Sausage ....• . . 5 .. 1 % AVI • M.d.. •' 1)..i C Ronco Noodles ........ - J Kleenex Towels ...... .. 29 ,,..r ...... I 29 Bath Tissue . . . . . • • • • • V I' Vcttlencaa Oranges 5 -. 49' Fresh Broccoli ...... 1-11 39' ••".•'. I,'".. Sliced Bacon • • • • • • • • ,,, ! Tasty Squash . • ••• • 25M DOLE PINEAPPLE W1 20o,.$l WCsivillon 11l'I 3cans Coupon 39c each J tienit 3 up/ coupon A 115P or inote older •sIvdp*1 =1 Ti,.vgh Meth 2$. 1C72 4 or Aspirivi SO-cf. &is* ..-*... I reenStampsE] • ..*SL___Sb . ' . • • • . PINEAPPLE SHERBET Wilk CowfiI Oile Go'. 39c w1l"wo coup* 1/3Ct 2/99c Liss•I I w/Cewp• $ $S .' .'. .,ô' 9004 Special! Russet 10-Lb. Bag Baking Potatoes 69(( .' Liverwurst ............ ':'59' DwGreeflStamPs mighty High 11isiltsin Id Fashion Loaf .....,. ' 59' 1 2-11b. gigs D ''• _______ ''• a Peppered Loaf . . • • , Ph IM i Ae.P Sugar .... Banquet Varieties TV Detergent Lb Flag 49' GAI N ............. Giant SlzaN Dinners ' i h1 Sliced Nam ............ Polish kielbasa . • . . . . .'-.'. I.•._ • •• 29'49' 6 NOW, 5jcedBolegfla 59 Macaroni&Cheese .... : : — Itevellar •v ivv _ 40-' S.r? I 39 Baked Deans . . . . . . . . . . •". ••,,•. •••• potatoSalad .......... '"' Flounder Fillets ........ Ocean perch Fillets..... 6, Fried Chicken • • • • •• . • • . bk.I... SM • Shortening II soup paills 1OCI_k? I I tTr.t. MPSE I A £ P Evaporated Crisco... 1.1.0CIfl 75' MILK I M'GreenStampS w $1.' $3 3$ V • --''' :"Cued Ribs 99 (. Breakston. Pineapple Jan. Parker Pineapple Topped Special! Do. Pineapple Juice.. 3'.:: $1. Sweet Rolls . . . . 2 .'.'; 69c Cottage Cheese... . 53c Special! Tropicana Fresh Dole Crushed or Regular or Low Col,rie 4s-*1 One— Slit an. 39c Orange Juice .... 3 "ll 39c Sliced Pineapple.. 2c--, Hawaiian Punch Valencia Oranges Each5 D'GreenStamps •weatensto Choose go: 1 Alkild Larvellieril Chervil , , • C Special Murcoft or on,IIc IJ''SC I ••, * L.u._a.a_..--*_" : 12 Pop Top$ $ 1 0 1 Fn OUk Piea : 1: HostesS Hams .... ...... • 1 ''"' 49 '' Cold Cuts . "...'.' " Juicy Lemons . . . . . -a ".. 49 i... ..n ... . •. E]JwG""' renStanips — • , , • AND COMPARE ANYWHERE' i Beer Smoked Daisies Bell Peppers . ..... . 2 .. 25 ___ 78' 1- & 79c Swift's Franks. - - - - - - - - -'s, '-", "", Brown 'N Serve ....... ., 69 p ll1I11GeenStamps ' Milk Beef Stew ........••'• ee-' 69' 1AV$ 6, k-6-, - 29' ___ 29' 49c York Apples 4 ..... BREA zo-.s Loaves 4. $1000 Angel Food CAKE 14-oz. PJfl, C Detergent Banquet I Pot Pies.......... . . •''•...... . 14zOzCan[ PlantatIon PUBLIX* go A ft K N T 0 0 Lb 50159t Sail. ....... 2Ojant Size CHARCOAL cc..Is .2OLb.ag so We &W as GreenStamps vsnor sever lesish 160100 6 pak 1201 Cans. 4%. 4; 0 0 19t Ir.sh Ground Round eee......e see. 11 S"j-0t. silo MARKETS lot 39" 0 Lb• Si 09 �- . .. - OK Purchase Of Land, Buses w....,r.r4iiuMArd22.1972 r e ... .. VV __ BB—Tfle Santora rieriu - - - PRICES EFFECTIVE MAR. 22.2e. 1972 1 0 0 0 1 Ir 6 Board On Spending Spree ntint'nrv c,n4'd r.y ( ilp'pr. vn4 had $4" Wi n fIIr.k to PA.'/ the prr.prty pr'praIi t',r five 5YI to beto" tn'litht' ,trtinmi remark aMflImonsIy to sp"n41 1V4JhI on This a porceis of larKi in the South VnII are ss'iw1Ing $2 million 1. sehvi'nl buses lilt! thOOl IIOOrII went on 11 Serninole area, whkh he saId from Teagiw, who atvtaed. buy Hugh rarItan, supervbmne of rn'w than .i'.' 'zll take fl." using up yrKur 'YOtIta (W spending MIri'c' Wrinir4rsy IIFKI ('fault to pir(hasel1 at pt'kes serikes, advised he had added 'hell out" an ranitui from $S,ø) to IØI an llgentv aCC(aiflt Voted to Cirltnn Henley. l.yrnan HI sea but In reply, Culpepper lfr4 requested only six CNIIIIUIICII $100,000 for SOUth am-re asked if the sek 'f Principal, Slaton and (uIp.per instated Slaton seronded ('ul pe pper'; and commented, Seminole property and an to carry over to next year rchasing vahleles and the funds ha within pu ve to Live nut on additional $i&S($) to buy 10 motion to authorize the land will will mean a cat in programs md motion passed. school buses in disregard of the purchase and (:ulpepper ad- budget" the answer from leamu. wr state a league, by then Was Ifl In a aetmrnd swift action, the tt!rf,IIIIIH!tidIIlII'fl.t of the ad- vised IL. bos*rrl to Use wha t.vtf yet Slaton and of confusion and cautioned. "We Roiitrl on a fnotifl by ministration to purchase six ,,,eth'-I is rieeihil t O( nur i,rr,igtit Ply llII.I.5( trrr Frozen & Dairy Buys tYKES SAVE lOc, KRAFT SUGAR CURED SMOKED Park Central HAM CREAM CHEESE CAKE (with sout c,.om) Parkay 29c lb. hwy fl ( -WW - SAVE lbc. GOLD MEDAL SAVE 20c, FAIRWAY 346, Hi— C Drinks BUTT HALF 85c WHOLE HAM SAVE 25c, L.ES Vienna Sausage 5,401 Dutchlocif 59c OR MORRIIL lb $1 OSCAR MAYER • Tnuringer LYKES CHIPPED MEATS 11fF. HAM Special Kosher Meats Kosher e Cok TALMADGE FARM COUNTRY "a , Jul lb. 68c Chuck Steak ~~o ~Arj) ui 1000 Island ,ouSE Special! 59c Catsup Gel Cup Items SAVE 20c, FAIRWAY 49c rw Potato Chips SAVE Bc , FAME 46oi Tomato Juice SAVE 8c , FAME 12 at Peanut Butter 37 43 4' 1 4S. tO Er.i 6 Senate congressional plan, in addition newdistricts, makes some the three... (Iristi(. changes in exisiting ones hit flC%% to creating . 2, v1 Ckonn.I SAVE 24c, HELLMANN'S Std Pt Oysters MA TI LA WS 6 CLAW JUMBO 1, 89C SAVE 20c, CHOCK OF NUTS Instant Coffee SAVE 20c. GIANT I_I Reynolds Wrap GOLDEN EGG, CONDITIONING 4 OR 79c Rot $149 $139 Frog Legs lb - -- - - ---- - - 'W' CL -- - .- - Isiard voted to auttiorite the Lois! purchase for future school utility II(Xile. nt - - her. Ij Mw ,'•_ !!7' CO. - Purchase Approved ll S1Al(ll) hr I ---; = - - ---- - -*- - - -- ORC - 'I -j e- 01 _________ - Ai week for nimlification of out of town rates for both sewer and water to be applied to the existing rates, L AP .1'- - # p' 1 ." . City Engineer Harold Rodcliffe told council that the plant APARTMENT GUTTED BY FIRE counties. ha s a projected revenue of Sen. William Gunter, D.Orlando, said he could with a $10,000 surplus juri es in the blaze that destroyed unit ua it preser%e 0range each year. 4 Perhaps she was especially •-live with" the since 1't preserved I Fire from an undetermined origin early today h plan Sorrento Apartments. !ocatd it 2-Iti Hnw"Il radiant having just received a caused an estimated $3O,Ot) loss to a South Radcliffe estimates the plant county, An earlier plan-in- addition to one being thtit unit UiiJt4) Branch Road in Casselberr' letter from her husband Seminole apartment; additional furnishings partitioned It into several will be paid in less than five considered by the House e not exactly th at's th We ll, page 2A.i sears. t was stated that a l oss was placed at $5,000. There were no infull story.......ou see. Roc Ann districts. made to the city, ___________________________________________ proposlil was was lucky cause this was the by th e plant owner citing a cos 12th that her hubby has writ, of $l,000 hicli includes four ten acres of Land and rental stables (h1 Unfortunately, (luil total is which are leasing for 11,&) nr.nd ot'.'r 7 () er a neriod of FOUR S a #' - • )ea, YFARS! Three letters Radcliffe said that with other proposed pipe connections there would be a total investment to AS 'llE ONCE flambuoyant ex-Congressman the city of approi1flatel) Adam Clayton Powell lies in a coma at a It is RadcIiffe'i ç. Rose Ann's husband is a ( tention that the aCqUISItIOn of hospital. a circuit court settles a dispute over the Prisoner of War' the plant is "fInancIally atdiEpositiOfl of his body and possessions. There are nine other Sanford. r ur tractive. the sublett to .ui';rus I A' area families sharing the swnc 1Vh! n .t 411 rise in :unumer pnc. d Mayor 3 wotford concurred. biggest jump in grocery pcicrs trots. soared 1 1 per cent for the Al'TEIt Two officers' wives accuse a Navy daily delemina.....some for February bout pushed .imivai rate of U per cent. The noting that the city can operate in 14 years Last month triggered greatest one-month increase leser periods of time, and chaplain of having sexual relations with them, th th up to 123a per 4.1 per emit less cost than the indes th e price than e 4reuter e report considerably it at f overall since March .....II.. ... iii 6. harmwt rise in II OUiCrs IIUL ruii "IS cent it its 1'Jt' average. nits rate in the icy 'ninth before other Navy wives start SIUHUUIK U the present operators since they living c trq Ls - since before said15whether their loved ones are fllIIIIC i'i my Christian defense, with one explaining "It's will not need all of the personnel ["resident Nixon Imposed eco The report followed the resig- means It cost $12.35 la t month NLxtin ' W ." still alive, worth of typical freeze every $10 for nation of three AFL-CIO rnemat the plant. duty to help a fellow Christian nomnic controls, the government Although a tIk.senting opinion reported lodo bets of Nixon's Pay Bsrt1. who family purchases five yesri ago. was registered by Counctlrn.in 111111"i it imr - IIL 11117 The Consumer Price Indes, charged the government was Yesterday's high 82 low 51. Fair Wl'ATIIEIt The February increase was Helen Keyser. counL'il (tO measuring typical family living rigidly holding io wages aig the rigid thret-munth freeze March ago, Eight years through Friciay. Highs 78 to 144, 1Mw tonight in m continue to the greatest sin tatively approved preliminary that prevededthe Looser Phase rose five-tenths of one per while letting pri 1964, Floyd Thompson, U.S. one per cent rise last June. iwo plots for San Sebastian Units cinub. 50s, cent In February. the Largest Army was lost on patrol in fi1ar r,iih,rngwI in nart of the hh.'.. ml (nor tshich are ----------Th.. h.,r,ii,, .il.sn r nnrtj,d that munth before Nixon unposed i ''"-' '."'" -"" .... r----------iViIILi increase in runt- ruw:ui.. uiv Prices Pukes in February n Southeast Asia. Wekiva earnings of 90'day wage-price freeze which the weekly located west of nation today as a storm system hanging over the Labor Department's Bureau of average eluded two-tenths 'ii tine per I How we can all climb into our lUver. some 45 million rank-and-file was then followed b Phase Labor Statistics said cent for housing, futu'cijntlis Northeast brought high winds and snow into the beds and sleep wi th a clear at week to controls. Mrs. Keyser contended th Grocery prices. which include workers ruse 35 cents a Grit Lakes, the Ohio Valley and southern New each for clo th ing anti 'i;e'lleiiI conscience is beyond me The bureau said thiit, so there was already too much a number of ltem.s that are not $130-V. but that purchasing ia' 'sjr 1 care and one-tenth England. traffic generated on Sit 434 nt for recreation. --- without compounding it in rranspurtauun further ik'.dopment of the Did you realize that to this ,itetl are.' F date, our government is still Ch u l 'purt said. Mior Stofford agreed. but attempting to secure in. t tnt on It' tt) that there t i 'steep rise in meat prls.'es, ia ttnig the .uU ii inc SeitW4)k' i,..LgicaI S..C1e('! i1 fonnatIon on the 389 men wlsoti 11% JA'SE t'ASSEL.BL'ItR objection Upon her Part to Barr cad said, ,u.'cuunted for about O per Partia lly According to Clifford NeLson, student volunteers in saving they have evidence were further apartments. others prisoners of war during the 'resident of the Zoological .anunaLs of the Smuuurtl Zoo, cent of the big rise in f(-) Meiitberhap pt*ckLs are KOREAN CONFliCT' Ii) I,l7., HAKI:tI I,ti'.ender said Fourth Street objectthese' to tooare litany homes must nt't'ess.ary with the being distributed LW week to & -tel, they will nut only be Nelson tells it Like it a, using prices. t L't'esh fruits and vegetabi'. the younger For lB YEARS the Coin. (iltJl.tUil'A - K. II. Sit-Ale x - already was paved when turned %LlluntecrI at Seminole. L.'tium.n ret'eI tug Kt.ucut gift kits or gift language area ,ils&, ruse eaiflsl(krabiy. Increase to this t) snunist.s have steadfastly mmder, of SelIlinolt l'ctroleuiuu over to the county In 1960 and 1xtpultiom1 Swofford e'lucidateei that and Oviedo high Schools who certificates for their efforts but generation can .uitjei-stand Mo)or in. refused to discuss the late of Company, Sanford. has posted the county has maintained it the development will nut have a have agreed to solicit fie or aLso will be competing fur the "We tired bre4ad to build their products r'me instead of k tZS 1 'fl 'iJ1 lilt "1 UO scholarshup to the college of bed these men. barricades on East Fourth Iroili that year on. The streets street front.we t'll Sit Ill nwre new iiietitbet'i for the tetr choice The student who Street, approa ching SR 419, and all right.s-of'way were ,cLitU the ineist new member's closing off upprOliIIiittrlY 100 turned over to the county by a __________________ 100 will be awarded the feet of the paved thoroughfare ttet'lu;iiiiiit company in that j New section is privately. sear, This Sunday is our Notional chu1arshup. which will be he1 ________ trust until his or her Day of Prayer... Inviting all uwed property mind he plans to tmi lit-v (rorge l)ow nil, pastor of from higti Faiths to join In and pray for tnstrtact a serb tee station ,trattuatiun for ('huluota ('omiununity Church, our Prisoners of War and MeAlexander stated he has sia>s the county road auperimi' school. Missing In Action. The c'uiunuetks are part of the 11w street open for people to get lrntb'nt wuis approached about ' IV in ,itetvhiitiiiMt cooto uhurth, that he Puts tile fillIlkuriths ago to clear the £uvlogtcul the tributcti unit at twart and will (If, rigtit-uf'wuu t*'t'ause cars were' ever) thing to t'ool*'ratt' He cutting across church property ______________ ocwty 's tumid raising drive b) 5 County iII%t1 stuti'tl tha t it is t a public' from Third ('ourt, giving the Seminole Every t leon 't'Wiwr Enterprises ui church should and l'ni sure will .stLtioii tt.'. like ca.sh dumiatwn. trt't't Whemu asked. what if it 'liurcha $wrkillg area troutik wlivitind (IV* or cooperate. - ___________________________________________________________ motorist should t-rush Into Lite v. itta loose stint! and church In tomorrow's edition of The barricade ttlmilin off of 419, he inemniwis were getting stuck A ' hips totaling $50 metre ,u uiber's I Ilerald, we aliall publish a answered lie lias rellrdinit native (of the area mys Ftwrtl Or metrO Is e'agible to receive the on the barricatlrs special Prayer For I'rlsom'rs ps-ues with the ec'eptwn of the Street toss been used for ttI He stated the oh! railroad bed, sears ( P r longer, War, written by Hear Admiral scholarship. hi,.'h is for Push l. ('hitef if which rum, l*'hritt hIts prh*'rt) tches.'l stuknts.'ni Jame.i W Kelly -- "(('-'I--. t.miuuPiaimis .mntt mangia.'s out ui i i, ii, uto Aid Ui US YLlQkt.3 w remvcee .' INDEX eSanfortiZou. which is Wing r,,mivertt'tl Into a attri't by the closed by the ('it) CwIuitL141n, county. ltm Ar-es dea ths William countngineer the Zoological SmicIe() U y E 'Bridge ....................Ill dut'luig a )'da mneiubecslup Busti said the old railroad bed Is I TB 1 drise wi th a goal of SJM) a kgltumwte righit.ot-witY and CI1IP4U ................ .1, I °' uwmuberL the county already has sur. Quail ted ads .........UA43A Mazda's ri tre o'o.o I fit Memberslup has m.luadruliled v')cd it and will begin to clear c'mlca budget • Ua-savui'g kind to a 511 awotdpuide in the past three week.s arid is It soon but, he stated, II will not 1600-cc overhead ..IrYI utlirlC • YL"u''g : 12A mio pitt ht'rt Is' pa t'd When asked, "Not for I'. crane :t' 611 fit stting I Hi t'a.'c ti.Li'.t It is eapeeted to reh tiM) b> Ih I)resemit,'' lie said he doubts Dear Abby 4A EdltorIalcOtiUuieIlt Front disc Lu'iko • Lot A tumid raising ttru%e to if It ever will hi- p'e-t 611 Miuw thi solicit donations wall County Road Supt. J. C. Entartalnmflenl taft IIA14IIICAL)ES httvt' tit'tmi erected closing S lii . I uivrniler said the county has Horoscope iiwiuber1ilp drive l"uui'th Strtt in t'htitluttta ainti tiettlitg East h2A Suppe'rt Ls being sought ui mO feet itt right-of-WIRY tin the llo.pital miotea lB iiiuny of (lie' i't'sittt'iit" 'l'hie ivaVitt sIre-tI, n Iut'ti lii railroad bed aial 13 in (1w Public notices ietUrre'Wuetiltd e'uwittvs gi welt 7A.9A has been maint aint'et liv the t'tn::ity fr ti years , , 1rot't!U of making a street. The society HOME OF THE ROTARY ENGINE as SeliWiuk, I.) their tvThkU 1OA.11A between Sports Is siiil )V this' uIV. net' 10 iii' pt'IVLIIt' pro per t y I: Colonal (r . OrlaiaJt. Tel '' 98'Q rigtit.of'way runs will ts'itt'.t from the new ml TV ..............611 an'! Nortlutlile Baptist hu Cnts IIA Vegetable market I twliittui (',iiumiunIta ('hurt hi Orange, Osceola and parts of Lake and Seminole $159 - A - ByJohn A. Spolski - '-&-v 1K cutting a diagonal swath across the state from northern Pinellas north and east to southern Duval. It splits Plant City and southern Ilillsborough $100000 County away from the district held by Rep Sam proximiutting FurthOl' thi. mayor Is Ii GIbbons, a Tampa Democrat, while adding to the recommendations next district parts of northern Pinellas CountY, including sections of Clearwater. It tur ns the present Orange County Iliad a charming visitor early Breard area district into a district encompassing th is morning I -- ' I COOKED - MAINE LOBSTERS $239 INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED 1610 2001 lb HeadUlnes - 65c Suave Shampoo - - present lb $198 Con U Crab Meat SAVE 16t , CHOCK OF NUTS -- _ '' i t;-en authorized by City Council to negotiate for the purchase and acquisition of Spring Valley utility plant it i figure ap- - Clams Stuffed Cl 9c 4 lb. APALACHICOLA 39c L 39c Spanish Mackerel 79c 6a Bologna U ov - -- r r i rr - • - Prirsn_ c _a a - - Inside THE HERALD U.S.D.A. CHOICE TEAK 4 London Broil MAYONNAISE Sot FRESH --¶.;, --- 2. . ('11.1ppell's district uku a ia-ItmuntY 59c 79c RATH - I lb Link Sausage AI L C lb RATH BREAKFAST ROAST 49c C OOKED RAIN PURE IEEE - SAVE lOt. DEL MONTE FULLY Wieners SIRLOIN TIP SAVE lOc. HUNT oraAtFORD urkeys U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS - 39c I r*rticU ,iI, SII PLUS DEPOSIT House legislative reapportionment comrnittW The legislature must reapportion both congressional and legislative seats this year based on the 197 10 census. c 0c, KRAFT DRESSING 12 southern Gulf area counties From Sarasota south and in north Dade (.ountv Meanhile three separate plans to reap po rtion the state s legislati e seats ha se hctl adopted b th 35C B ' - furuLit to aid In the purrhwa%e of C40 acres of land. - Ham Slices U.S.D.A. CHOICE SAVE 49c I. Fried Chicken CUT AND FREEZER WRAPPED FREE 5/9! Cheese Spread —. league fell init mftaraiisthel%.zmrii acting at the insistence of 1)1', Stuart Culpepper and Ray Slmmton %Otell to spend school funds even ifllIs necessary tO borrow "ite" alter Robert 'I-' (Al) The Senate reappt)rtionnient commit(ee voted 8-6 g plan to tile Settale floor. Its first Ken Myers U) ttempt was rejected %ednesdas The flt% compromise by Sen. counties; and Indian River Miami creates new districts out of Volusia, Brevar(i 7 lb ' FAIRWAY'S TASTY KOSHER BEEF FOREQUARTER OZ. BOTTLES BIG 32 TURKEY Kosher Beef Fryers FAIRWAY PIMENTO 3 3 OR 98c -'D I V i e Looms On Hon zo n a Ac lb I Semi'nole 59c lb Cooked Salami -- . of 55c 'ilb --- depleted rapidly. 48 TRUNZ PEPPER or - - 7 and warned (LumI the hoard a contetigeflCy account Is being PrlclO Cents DELICATESSEN - Ice Milk SAVE 15c, ALL FLAVORS 6 Buns ------ finnnce officer, catilloned the board that it would itperml $2 mIllion more than it Lakes in Thursday, March 23, 1912 Sanford, Florida 32771 j ic a, Year, ,1U.uJ 610148 Rolls - school league, Walter 79c Loaf Cake Shank Half 49c 5.Ib Flour • MELT-AWAY APPLE at COCONUT CUSTARD WWT 17 VIA4111 0110 T)$UiD*.1tU P #T AW ONION PUMPERNICKEL 26os 49c Mrs. Smith's Pies -Ifl98 OR&$L A V' b $)75 CIIIOUITA BANANA 49c SAVE lOc AIPIANI UAb1 ' conveyance! Ice Flo I 2.1b Rig $300 SAVE lOc, BIRDSEYE NEW 7IØ -* 00W all Fairway's Finest _____ lb.$ 128 Cos t Hike Lead .' FRESH MISSOURI PORK Spare Ribs 50$ , SAVE 32c, LYIS Chili Saltines SAVE 20c. FAME 29c 103 Whole Tomatoes Cookies 4COns lb. Bacon QL.'IAL SUGA 110 . ' ... - SAVE 20c, GRADE A, WHOLE ROASTS $ Mop & lb Pot Roast lb 68 78c lb 98c SAVE 30c. DISINFECTANT Round Bone lb sloo Lysol Spray Rib Roast lb $125 13 oi \ FLS Gb Chuck Roost English Cut . 3 1 2 OZ. N.R. BOTTLES - PEIBLIR SAVE 59c 6 - I.AGL('S PRIDE FRESH GEORGIA SAVE 12c , FAME lb CARDINAL Sliced 41s os W/ Beans 58c lb. 59C 2801 69 c SAVE 20c. Lysol Cleaner -- 14 as uota's 109 $ SAVE 14c, 22 Dove Liquid E5H PRODUCE 16o: , 49c i .,... ------------- ---- - Aid Zoo Society students ed ... - -. Vine Ripe FRYER PARTS 47c Breast Quarters lb lb 43c Leg Quarters TOMATOES Ib23 Cut-Ups IL 35c Country Style lb 39c Family Pak lb 45c Mazda 808111 Youth movement. Tasty Plant City , - STRAWBERRIES ONION CHUCK WAGON SALIFUiY 1'EPP[ Steaks 3 2O4os 5 I bc's P,n1s CHOICE QUALITY CHOICE OUALITY N.Y. Strip Steaks 1-Bone Steaks 10. 5111)49 ) Ib Uct act $849 CHOPPED SIRLOIN Steak Patt:s SIb Eo SAVE 34 15 5':o' 11 B. lOot $Q49 U -1 , GIA NT S I Z l ______ _______________ _____ - $ ' 69 Sib bat - 59c _ - -. IDAHO BAKING Potatoes . 10 PASCAL Celery CELLO PAK Carrots FANCY RED DELICIOUS Apples CALIFORNIA Asparagus GOLDEN RIPE Bananas 2 b iQc blog 39c bv.i 11b 19 2 096 79c 12 foo lb 49c bc lb 4) U.S.D.A. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN BONELESS - - ........... STEAK BUYS I Swiss Steak Cube Steak K. C. Steak - louszrd mts COUPOW WORTH =5 20c 3 OZ. LIPTON INSTANT TEA .. -- (1, FAIRWAY MARKETS 3.28.72 Imperial Steak 1/71 shrpurthasrj F4eqmMM Only At . . . . . - - - - . Williams Bros. Mazda yule U.S.A. ,,, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 22, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c97ea18cd6340ed110bdd52488b3e995.pdf 88b592182f3f3d981764cf2f56eb7da1 PDF Text Text Resumes Wednesday. Feb "3, 1972 8B_TheSartord Herald (We tare I I I I c • CHECK & COMPARE THESE CASH SAVERS Lh11P 4! 4.Afrt' it;ii AI,n41at"I I'r,a WrU.r l% rt 'r i -.-...: t n Iii - . INSTANT CD F fE • , ' I I :tl If - INSTANT PLEASURE AND Price 10 Cents 64th Year, No. 134 , - with pw11r*l: nust iutasrit _ Ifl Wi W 1W fl , .twii1, he thrit wo- have an folorn wforpl." 11troildoont Itild tivowsinen plot, rPRArrIIos4 4 their differ. ,X)fl -ng nrr n, iwirve HI :h.tr. ; kp ,cerl,nunh(ewitheihther will toy@ an - :1 ., Grade -A- Fla or Go Fresh I j r '. • • • • • . Prices in this d os good tr.uph S.turdy, Feb 26 1972 c LEGS. THIGHS. arts An Pork ror ALP C Sausage o,DpUIC JH'I A. nget tes Quick Frozen 11 £ b L I i e ts rerCui Co p'n John's Quick Foi,n . . Afl •....... - i - - fltdnL tntendtt to be H LB • I S S -. j- £ ' w Ii,,, - -# - • I - ' 1. — )In - (.IF,5iItiUkLj - I Ilk - - I I 4 r F I a __________________________ —' - - - i A. '; Lt .-, r - - • N' aw_r44 29 I L. v'V,P kLAh r ff WLZ • mizot 't- .-' - ---- • , . - a Pillsbury Biscuits Special Super P;hi Special • Bu.rmiIk 55c Beef Stew ............ Morton s Cream Pies .... 3/89c .j . ! ERYDAY LOW PRICE --.- PkIn Eatwell Tuna ......... 3 "J the worst hatniened to him? Wouldn't Same within Ns 100-c' Tea Bags ........:,-c-, 49c got Is 0Z got 89C 1 r f ' - - SPREAD -I 0 Øc hg S*si • i - — — - I , Lt. . • • • • • £dl) ,,, ruAc3 " LA mayonnaise . • • • . • • . • • . tiC . - - - Vu 41L L neu Radishes • • . . . . • . . . .. 7C Red naulSuieS fl fl A L Rutabagas • • • . • • • . • . . . • • 9c Onions Lb 9c) Frtsh. Hard, Hood special, (Medium Yellow Muffin Mix ... 9.2 6 I I - • - • • • --- , 3 ___________________ - 3 c -'•' - .E , 2 id.'o' I i ', - C I Ilow CHILLK df I COMPARE i. - I Everyday Low Price I 11) NlAltlO%' IIE'TIIFA ' c nsun tipa I) anew cit hall • do we teach our the groundtjreakIflltt ill bC held after the bids are in Estitnoted t onitruuti,on htiot' is cuntinuciusly "screams" at kid who finally recognized stX 1140(it1S 1101' Monuny ain't gonna do nuttn but )ell an>how), or was Bock Ag ain ' A see cci FIova's Jane Park,' Joe Porket Light Tpnd,r S p ecial Ei.rydy Law Price Gelatin 45c Ac ciit Label Sick Margarine iv Speci al ' Mixed Special I fliehilige coflve)ed with a swift rap to t!-e rump? - T egeIaLIIeS.,,..fu..On1c Old Milwaukee - - - PAK . - - j -' Iteutember the story I had 10)11 earlier - of the one and only i - sky jat her who was caught and had his throat cut right Un , — - - . ' to be held Saturday at Pine ('rest 2-6 pm. I Larry Neely Photo - -- - programs or the 4515 ex tended tans now under on day establish 't -A)la kat their -- tucational cinc: ot vr he an Frsnctsco i who ws) onvention ut I to ua control people not prnv'de tartnta should How S member said educators under the p.ssenl ettucationolil form with to the '. t)unty 111sc101tnd that wtty school i The area is being planned. Voting against which fronts SH 436 and can)prestrit City Hall. maintenancv the annexation sNas Councilman PrWs six acres. A Holiday Inn now mcupied by is planned foe this area b Thomas Radloff e buildings, tihich are to Some controversy arose over ear pelo*I. Buie said thU upon first reading Adopted II(H% would riot demolished. New nulntenance fact that two ser-sce that °° ortItttHflct' annexing the an t'lit$ buildings are to be erected on propcity shitiuns are to be ert'.te'i if another city-owned property next to tl.c -lan-hill on I)ougtass Avenue IWW struttur.' :e Si boo.I hIilto eI(1II,li. "Ilit' Meadows'' w W) iiiore irsiursted the (huh ILlS Hoosiers s l'uted Iliad The propert> i across from Spring i.ukr hUts. SchoOl hloaril 1w othitiect to sub- - -- - -- - Inside THE HERALD I hike ii Smei,ml St-&tirit h,i'iiit its _m t-ithi it hight rt'diu-i ion in pivrimhl tiff In a strong ta rt ill ( .mgi &'SS - s - arou;id Ill(- world wiv they're confirmed wha( olqy Fiiistt'iii theorized: time Is relative liv.' lm 110l'SE decision Wednesday to Increase its tadi u S S if the t4It) ()tht-r booster resluests tn. iILtIliti- flJUit' ilude I School RrsI Ins tall a new snot i.dcttunte lighting 1)11cm SUOIIILIIII iii ttle fai-lilt). lit little for the first slinflar to that at 1.)nian Itigh lease Municipal ,rth'r lii rt'ntitat&' Sanford football game at-Iwduleit in 'totrsiitwr .\NL12KOWSKI The question f zte1 'or.pertwitneises for the Court in Seminole County c*me epIusiveIy before th e County Commissioners on t'uesday 1 it4tetfleflt from -a phveidan presented in whiCh he ChArijed SIN An buttir for two-and-one half houris in casitirt for kvLtmony in ibe physician was called in by Lbe Lhe CASC " public defender to exa mine the defendant. nesse'i i's 37I for the fIrst hour and *30 for th.SCioUliti hour or any purUu.i o v er 31 minutes it t!'i hjitt'r E Wortirig with t.'t MhOOL, the Ikstt'rs be A. to rent the stadiwn to schools. Indudm4 5jjjt'k. Iligh. Crovims High and tu,- SanlucdNsealAcmdezny,t $ Schuci. 3. school Krd proside a rental fee wh is !iiut- - n_ VIIIIt:N, nt has t*tn wreW and I nscl steirl bleachers to Seat (Tvin M t"lot at an 3.5w to I' 0 Nj :~o -vj ordillir-sorillinkile -05coolct Plaitning ('uIitIltlUloUt, tiw o&er to ik thLs, the buoster's S VIj(IS first front this tiAtts soki at the stadluill) a T he "Car of the Future' t"svo - serve In that 4,alwaiit) This .*ttawney. Thom According to county Rumberer the regular rat" for expert wit- ,tor The liticisters' propiwi asked dressing ruoin under tht cast bviwhcul tu Uw So,, and rach A the gctkvl -t (tit a )ear_tov-)tar least of ttw end of the grandstand the requests t. In rebirn fur stadium 3 Control of the u sU4dIwn, with the tiort1 hi the bit&r'J, the Houtts for as schedules, rents, cli., prutitle $&o.o for the stadium man foe become the sole responatbitity pcs*itised to: nd o'p'ration 11) u Rotary Engine Mazda FIX -2. 1972 Import Car of the Year. which f W. - 1upl_ John Angel had subutiv.&A to the booArd a plan calling for the building d Ill mWWn in DCW scouIs over the nest ftC tl* nell Boosters O chool M f Cn To S a y W onal to t ' - onte eeks B ds nlnsutuentjg. we ° from X4 sulodents aiwl I wardens arid jailers than 1A I er'nuroartm,mnen and have b,et-ome izisUtuUon to snneihbcrhood Ui enrol.Umnt.li of The board and t1wre on Lk pl3ne Coca Cola tratcher 4rmlp,. ninitut his attrnticul to iattl schools m ie Buie, known for his O thvsduatue'I approach i Life, gra(I(, I."II [)unn, first and iv Sul'ivin third. Contest tis held to promote the carnival Headlines Voubethejudge. . - - SLIIII illu,nlnatin most The example, in iny eyes, is the Lak Von Camp New 32oz_ size bottles - Beer p' * 4 ZI e new CI tangular. single story edifi(e, In other business, and told Cuuncil it is anticipated Adopted upon Second nd final two wet tio. -o 5W -- Alta tt?iu1t,ecsuse some mother I - •1 3D,? Di ets _011111" - -- -- .' c-s.. a s.c I I For New City Hall I ''2 "s. ..'i ff .-f ', - - ti FWL Nb 11 .. PC larger school conistriti:ttoorl ji; - — cowpoo- 9 Hh hooPCCS LY rstilliated livst of (A the fear of eventually being Webb to advertise for bids, Ifids caught, tried and wind-up in ttk* tire to be revelved by Starch 21 City Hall is 040,0W, and 'All, I', funded through the eight iwr electric chair? at 4:30 pin, . The Humble "Ootman said hope to keep up -41th enouith classlro3w= space. he Added. dideration by the board to handle the county's QTW ,.a" step closer to reality with cashier cause he might die'. - is a how many tunes has an if) the authorization by City nocent life been spared because Council to architect Robert -- PILLSBURY FLOUR tion C4., said '( I ifl and X. winners at pine ('rest Ekmtntarv . . hool shown with clown. Mis. Marilyn Ueall, are left to right, Marcus f ranklin, seconil Die niind of those committing a • p. tendent or cans r One-Roo School May Be Answer H HiU Ll41~ Poster that capital punishment is not a c!eterrenl ta crinie, how litany - - GOOD PHOTO FOR A TOOTHPASTE AD??? ' • lAId broth flhifl anti AipfI75fl1OIJurnbhetak1 ttol and Santa Rnsa lrnhlnIBn bA Rft* i1 wøre intl nU.* 5 I(kPt r.pr.*ntt'g Famhla fl p.rni intl tbniit n quell the I'uiirg Trades CrIh *tn in the 43* 1aflt believed to hav" Peacrla marched In front flfl*U5C tin ilte a i iinn and btOkCfl It laflti tfltrIflC* )fl A R.*rH ute .ihiiait l4 tf1 r r .j Carta Afl- ntr.zrnon rr.nstrzcnn xrwert I uni on ic art Rd4 'fte the uiolenre tank f a - 4N burglary "not to harm I He saiA A. nesday nijht coutluied fix ha 'r Hobert Eagan JAh011j I adinlre . - sY J - - • it t Altornt wordsoI S In the woe peco ii I' - someone else blows our haititamed money Don' t tell inc it was justice. please. -) - r iir l a different arxePt in W ha t did the Sirha n Sirhan trial actually prove? That were nothing but a bunch of dopes whodon't give Iwo-hoots on buw WHY PAY MORE? u.an itot ti death aid two U1. - or - _0 - I rvr* r' 4entW.r.V ah'#it 1.aWt mtUtflga4tthe0fltrzreHr y Inn &wi*y when vjtento tw*r wit ..'rr.ir s a hlirnhte (Ai ro n", because of this IiI - Special' r.,5 FoesO- ALP Frtion PoIrtc W-01sels Collosir ff-irs 0, Special Jiffy Fudge 5fown't Mill 0, Honey - Sp,& Cob' Afl / • • Ann Page Lona dl) £i?. ç -. " I WV I S ELVE Special I I I I - I 4 4c -4 ned) a fattier Now, M1d 47 rt ' ' this Sallie protect h1s right, man who killed young Ken- CAN - - - ' )rts fllOflC) ttng tLCd to Everydoy Low P;izs • Our Own iosy Br.w XOZY KITTEN - - •,''1 " ' iiv1 , voot" wipe out those so-in-sw! oft And yeL isn't It ironic that the man who tied-up our courts with millions of dollars of the L I Coff ee Rich .......... 4 a-ov- Sol .00 89c • I :.. be 1D i4 build a gas separatIon plant here We dont exactly maw 'iavs'w,n Worked with Icke a r*renl dan, tail he said Theptant,anetabufatem*ZeO( what happened. We heard might he 5C4Tht ( (1W' p.OQIH ciwere tnfnrmitinnat"ti ters, pipes and lj.hpressur .ewta. belun hut Me'i who got hurt and killed. but we no attempts had ha.n nade Humble emphvarid is, about two-thirds cam- don't kmow fnr sure. I .. 11'it has heen slime $rke?- fr'im tnuig in vnrlt p.et? - _. -. - - .... - a those hl.jackeri had not k ed 1 released special -Supot-ligh," brand special Ovicio Frozen l"t S-Lb. !'f 2 Hurt — s. - capital punishment Simply because the California Supreme Court offers an optnlondoesNOlnican that tt Special I ' nnMi' ton, Tex., is under con,ract to country then have demanded we send over our troops and Date %i Dea The cpany a ii'ston - p Save Jiffy t.uIc .(rler F',r*n the iiYtI stndwl trn hetIWCfl I affects Florida. F r osting Isç#ity prema.r len 'nhtru(ton atte he*,tre4a ne - yesteord Y. a ballot- However, lid I be an)thtng but view regarding tits position g A'! y - - to be consistent and fair about it u r I 1•5A i • L6U j I4 I a - A rid on the straw a - -Il 7 1 • .. add Quick Frozen Bulk ALP B and Fresh .. stink" created tomor"rWabout $OIUC ICr) (InsI1hlt% inhwit hOflk pollution In o ve rdue In ning we might J1C ç S • ___.... ; IF. 29 Flounder MiIefs........ , IYC rimentO L,fleese.......b, OYC Copeland s Si-cod ...I F ll . esh Al ieaks......... _-r--:I--_-_--- - I I;uI, Vail orith nit hrAtm atiod porointe,' • - ( t. e69 Cop'n John Sp' Super - BREASTS, - CLOG .. r CL D £ ......... ueei 1hiiew . . Be.' Chuck • • A p -. jRiBs. Grade A Quick Frozen 0 0 41 0 'p 69c Fryer P .. LB 99c Turkey LB Freshly Super-Right Spe t • lbeir )AN )he INSTANT COFFEE JIll1 . if hit VA11 A nd p,tt*1 II;t.t. t the r.*rr I Ground Beef dS VELVEETA othoor rr000mboorit v,1tn ff wr the a.un.n itwi pntripl%? C,6 • I Extra Leon Freshly its pwat last' and yot1l discover tE$j% r- In Labor F*Ight motant AN T revattv"y on top fif the wall 'Willi m superti is its oipecial Wrod d fine Priaziliall Coffees. Y r* piins#i Y and Ory're rdit &I: the loWarror or YOU tvtfln* b.t...n wa'. - INSTANT SAVINGS FOR INSTANT COFFEE DRINKERS! r . p.'Yt half n Pwiw inv*tn* an1 In -.6olit ts. nro was 77 111, oirrat' . WP?kI nftern,nn Whit h 771 rford FlorIda Thursday. rh 2-a. 1972 'F— - r' erfrimilmir ations h*(fl/ n.1.ee.4 fl isM he r A mvkifl4 wik1 "my w-r• ii1 fr 11to-tillor Choll V.11-141 (for their *11% I whether M P1 A -. 'Ifl 'Tnrr,fltd o. i,,, l't'ln IF-KIN( 'Al' ilton tiitt.4 the (,ret WntI " China t iolmy ri: low ' nil too "Walla of Ally1 k11 l t _• I Chou Nixon Sees Greatr•" •ii \ " With II Wa SAVE 20c PER LB WITH THESE CASH SAVERS' _Af:4idi - . . Talks III j".. Read Test vWI S1*LdtIQ4 - - - Nothing ja more nome, 12 OZ CANS 89 Save 10 kz_ - - I am the most Sacred and endowments of the - I Cicero vilcle., and prompt voters to look for new high 81) low this loud and mmald thi ough mug Iti l'artl> toni I"ui(Iiy highs 75 In 80. Low tonight tmi;,g Implicit to for guldillm't TrMns1rtattInan1I the wI-:TIu-:It---yesterday's mq,rndts to lali .frtl p II Mcliii ()nianilo iore,i i4thertiling at Uw Stadium with Williams Bros. Mazda yule U.S.A. that IM per int1 be in ff rt'm Stith slight pilecttowrnrsltherrtltrmnent HLiE 11 j ,-a ENGINE OF THE Cchi iLIDr c L,iJ •',' -' - �T t',rcI', I'll, lit 1)11 ha S,ri1ortI Itnrilrt 2A-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Utility Congress Delays 6B- 4.0 Land " - Buiina - - -. rMrn unh- ct A __ - •- - S - •' - - - i.. - - ll a ..- L '- - - - :: :. - - - - - ,r - ,- - i.c ---- - - i -- -'. R ME -'. • - ~_--____ - wan ••- •• -• - , . •I m.T .,'•.. •,, ',,_,f .•• _iU •: - -:.:,L ir'f: • -• • fl.--. :. LLE I TRAI\ ;nvaru crossing danger signaU. art worLing. crn.c.ing when gates lire down, motor vehicle .vates are down raufic is halted As it was this morning at the Seaboard -; - -- - . I . .-. - It." Asswisted Prrn Writer , - _V_ held up en route to work. _______________ '- Prison 0 f ti ;Hit.It•. * .• - - llm al the pro.s.w, gittes .11'.7 war Wolcott, ;wiet and writer as 71* 51-vent-old Jesuit, IN % tial % oulc ocoup~ Ila tune nolo; he walked nut of i, frderal prits- simple crm hangirNg train ha wportert After making a few bnefre- that he is free on parole 11 • !;-, H- ' : ' I0 eIirii nlLa, RrHlned hrnmdlt nias -.s'aI and his supporte Herhe rigan hopped into car driven said -- -: T I 11% hts brother Jerome and went __ _____ __ IMPF_V_ What form will the rrstiotance _~____ l Ii s lthman Catholic church, take p where 1w c'onducted a rehguisza "1 will have U see 'tu: t. ,.: • service - - - pens' the priest said - , --• I -. • ,,, -~ ''. - 1 • -• --- I Bo be St T • m - -- rs 1. • - - (Ill - - % - • ___ -- , . 1 Sc h l Ttorfirld nd inu1 e &0ht oo s heir plan , ld rally of Count~ S-chooll Hmrd Wed-wslIm (v%lerrill orl%pulioons fir is Senator, and perh4poi" dMuse of ttw eontr-cve'r1 os-er students from four Schools. A public hearing was held for a some mother who uted an appears"before hear a ' ' mild permit c-emunuaticm list cit chargei, all invoking tnculents of misconduct b her tear-old son. student at Sanford !did&e School ill some Dan Pelham s.'hoot pi-incquil. read from a sheaf of w-i schanlciecgregatiort plars., es reasons the hi.) had been suspended three times and, awding to pec'uslb where these are dr-rd W end stah-imposied rat. school pinlicle. muil: be expielleld for the illeft of the year, Infriliclacins involving virtnus affert"ill including disobeying ,lji~ -'egregatim 0 1.ihemlsi are expectled to sup, Wachem sminklut; on campus.. thirratroung a teacher and skipplr4 a 9 I ; l .-: the prorwmal it. head nff classet.. were divulged tn Pelham The mother whc ha eight other children and i,. sepori.i-.. : ., u-t-tiic-Us'r 71* Scolt-Mandirld amend- from he,huoitiand. mid she rnust work and canroix sta) hame to (we,set the expelled youth but expirrstied the opinion thAt an older ment would • 'htbc tile bet ci -Bar use a federal funds to cia hteiSupt John Angel said this u the fiat time the carr) nut aracl conducted an expulsion hearing before a palrnt. On a motim b% Stuart N4vpper. the board voted four-tc-one. writter request of local schotil with A Ruic to expel '.. the company. adt,ed the twwIrt that two poMibte aPa wcrr being cortaitlereil. He aaId there does esl't a need for aicct his ('fl13fl) ('fl offer ITt that one 1$-iicre plot which Ilk ptannet for ilevrlopment of an apartment louse comptes ' awallsflK utititi' I U) efllJflC(r for the fu-m assured the commissioners that onl best ttpe of .ww*ge treatment will be aaitshle. wi th i-in-site dispoMi lie sslil there areApproximately 2.5N) actri in the tract for service wouki be about .; Zi C(n.1!, rrLcr in H -. - I- larwi si.Ifr. .113 If. any wat.tu .in- lot lt,"lr tr,nr.agenwnt 1tw tf' rentl.'nnl ;'.Irw'. I ti'.Iifi..i y.t.r.iiy liuit 11 \\iltn.ut I lhI bill hn ps.cl It. S.nat' ih.'r. wni In be hearing in the I H(•'ll'\ I: sitii•: Nil II. I-:i,'i 1-:1110,1 pii'.i• I.Iiiiiiil,ii . ItI•.!I.1"II'\ vilo-'ell h\ I(1 IIlIIl).11 lii'. P' i"i'iit.i tu.iit 411 tlti' l4'tl' itt I1lIII1('I iii'i'l tl)J. 1)1 l ilt' (iliti. Sc ho4lit ol, Ii 4)111 li'ft State ehib ut liii' I )i'Itiu,t t'itiitittiiititv 4l'lltl't I i i O'I I Ill ( It III I1UII3 llh('l fle.irtl'.lev 11)111 I)rt'w i'hoioi H i ghway Needs Are d iii Opposed I'1 hat Rr.rrj ( rtnnty irilfl w*3.f ?r'nn .carntrwIe if n' that t.arI,'i I w,,nt.l to t,,3rg 't'l ity p!Irr"t! It In pair att.nII"n, n that yrij of It'. handq of 9'.' (:nnrtv I 0)1W • nflviy In II. r.pr.,.n ('f,?flvc;katl'tfl ar4 IIAI Vr,ar, tall'.-.li yrr,ir tt',,s:h's n?,1 rr'.r.I ine right in say Who ' ci,. If-o water and to what ee'-' Rf ticing It ran P. used. ''Al.'., I wraitci Ilke in point rail that lb. I a-gi.lateirs speans I't You must get is permit wI- c' rr,f.ve pretty NO or, any t.41ia ran P. revo4 in what 91--c having I', 'I'. with the at.- "inSider the puhtk' inter-it t'Itrttiiti'flt RO'I •'°l"ity There This means that the rain!'-'c a?. two ntt'.r hi llot, re'. entitled, that clout have water at. gr.ici Water flevaircea Art 1572. anal In P.. In a position In he in e the other I. It.. Fnvlrnnrn.ntal rrmltl-eoeinty dhstrkt and migI-' Act xlii' ti lb. ('.nvprnnr Ia u.ng have pouitk*I infh,.ie in 'f-i' all his lolbien' a to get passed they can get water rail 4 1'-'r - I'iur pose "I Iv.tti 1,111* he lefly county is It. pit Into Itw t,anila of 0. (:ornmissk.n (:i".miirman G -r' stat. Itw way that water ran P. ltrummond asked if that menrI ltciInn'l lhilIllng on lhiiriday hef.'t.' lb.' water .rim I. rc.,,r,,'q anil nnu'rvntk,n ,nn,rnllt,'. I Int.rwi I', nl't.ar at - rh1 ' - 1 DON9T MISS J.M. FIELDS SNING SEC00ALAR. i 'I 11 J l;rig linminlonil. Ctl43r1laI1 County ('nttllntL'tOn, , rl-portNl the Counts fltllt ha' se ven and eight-cent gaso Inc tax reventies which scre not pre%tous1% available are a Few of our Great Values! l Here / \ Many Unadvertised Specials! l i i Wool U 1W () kil IA-141 7:__ J: b _- , 0 DEIMTMt ,)U N 15coT I 0 . 11UL r11Nrr AT I 0 S TOE OUR g REA FOR OUR // U ru us so titltlsno(possl c Works to create bond tses pledging Water representatives Lb.'- seven and eight cent - AITING FOR' WH pscouT PRICES A I - - / r- 'r- - '--- (I $0 I81 ~i 1 , - - ,'.1 - - ' S 4'0.'1' 118 Cle., 1 2 • to ' 5g / \ \ ., .1. 1 2 c-ti - • ,. :::: - H - - '3 _;, r1oloill J0 ' floe st.nd;., cutOr1t( 1,1 pEEPCT, N FURTHERI il 1 i I : - :: '--- - cH,J2R JOin!4.;1, "il VE BEEN YOU S ENRE,9I -- ' , r- Is 1100M a, THE INCREB , 1 1 ME 1EAMS IM STORE It qb I - , I Ill 11 V, ~111 ,1. ~tIll% 'ki so X mail& Count) Engineer William - STORES N'r -, e r I _ cttn 1'% I I ",4 I ..i'J VI I II id g 1.1. hrn.t- ZinC r:iaskeC gut-- Asoactated rilla nuidm- parts of It or tionci w.'ri- ii.*ted R r.iirrn M LFDERI]1 --:U-ai she had bee-ri dcrue bai. IitJ Al' meriawept into the quiet nuu-kc: About Associated Press Itriler 'T I supporters.-some scdel) on the grounds that she r bombers " lawn of Strabaiw. County PALO ALTO, Calif Al" - cheering. some weeping - was c'hariied with offenses car'trthei Ireland is' tlT) I ). ?vr-oiw, on the border with the Black militant Ar4,ela Dots greeted her in a drizzling rain rying a possible death sentence supplement the state road the area zizinv a cii' hall and tiis'.ting a Irish republic program. Mr. Hush, could you ball Miss Dana has been treed on $IO,0U entered a car which Since the California Supreme) 4A --. _____ ---------Sitnnieron and Doster said provide the board with areport The staff had just amvecfor and is expected Io spend her immediately sped off. She made Court outlawed the death peria.• - _ - won at the- municipal center to first day in more than IF months no state ment but called a news .ethat they would have the on the total funds available' It s last Friday they said • of financial backing necessary to would appear that we have run ---.-when the gang outside jail walls a' a seer-ri conference for later today in was no fur-let- reason to den, a rn va i burst through its doors carry out the project once the into the worst year in the hideout to Santa Clara. Count) . San Jose her t.a The) held the staff at guncommission provided The 25-vest-old Communist the history of Seminole County," Superior Court Judge Richard Chief prosecutor A'bert Hat• • puint while Isici splashed psi., and ks-met UCLA philosophy F Arnason. who will preside at l)tiitiitrwnd said certificate •v5 -4. '."Jr said he oppcd bail b& lint around the off area and fused Instructor smiled and gave. her trial on muruei kidnap and na cause the high "ourt .uang Loll ant! laid two bomb&. clenched furl salute as at* catispiracy chwV,x sta NE" RADIO communicatiom system Jor litifice arid tilieriff t, rung final for 30 days and the aturThen the staff was ordered enterged from lbe rounly )all Moncla). art baU dur ,W a closed lie) general plans to ask for a departments, Its he funded under a law enforcement assistance grant. out and the raiders fled Wthjn here Wednesdas night after $- hearing Wednesday afternoon NORTH Con rrhearing rEBRUARY23.11CI !Lirbar.i 1. Edge. Gent:,-a raniiiiinutes, I.hr was outlined thm morning k-%v tion" exploded SIX! it rant, ittyl j, Sim.0m, Fiurt-, tin 0 *%*:,,, :*% 1! ,lllll-nvv~ ari'l.if-L! radio . .% strurbon is expected U, ADMISSIONS Sara Watkins, Ger,e!sa amil turned 1kw building intL l representnuvtt, to county 1ae enforcement 111 seers ment'e on March 4 f Sanford ------------ - -Martha Anderson. Osteen coniunits building for the mass of rnmrs. Evelyn Krrinbrig Virgil Therewere no cusuiilti.' J Grayson. O'.iedo All CII) Ground breakiru1. Patncui 1. Bishop . ' At alniost the same timi . Roberta Taylor. Ikltorni ceremonies foe' the edifice will Annie 1. Woolf with armed men blasted an i harry Jermain. Eustis is twidSaturdat at 1 [' Junmie L McGee SIrs-c in Mela nie M. Stewart, Fern Landanderr3, 14 local andc-cainti- offscur b a- tricial II) MA MARIONHCFHE* Eular Clark a solution ti itilles northeast of Strabane Park oomb6 the drainage shaken b the sultenient, tending problem iii the at-el which VanMeter Dora E Brook t1w gave 11w storekeeper, Michael will queried how he could widen 11w Howard Allard, president c N')hlTh N flier t With the city's approval Jo'ce E Ellingson a nd h is Longwood . , • lots at a cui-de-ssc, and Clifford the murucipaliti's Conununit'. Foflowl Jean M. Miller Karen Price. Orange City Before the votewas taken, Jordan contended that normally Association, and Victor Millet leave before an tncendiars 0) 4 discuisi .'.,• VlUagel Ci Gertrude M. DuBois Bonnie M. Smith, Orange Cit ouncil Charl,es Kelk-) dropped the building broil u considered appeared bef art Villisgil. Council no" Ion f -TtEnaa Freeman to draft an that 11 01 the- 1015 in the lUt in neighboring buildings, Tammy D Swinson builder. mid aa°rat an area ardbutarr which w pave the division did not meet th there no were injuries Juanita [bar 1 - U .4UC t t'OUIIC •1 MCuS Wluui HZ C• OMM -, i wit I cons•-. '.uon di u epecifscijtioru Ehza A Williams Police headquarters hk it, 1 the • 1 nieawwlark subdivision. dinanci' since the were- no: newt-ed said there- was n(r aii*re:r Sandra Li MeL eniori communits building whicrt; was 1511 with all Mayor Granville- Brown told wide enough Minuoum wjt motive- Its the raids. blamed i': George M Wright, DeIrr) sit ckfi statements t'c*uicIJ that the developer'. trite-il in 11w ordinance is &D fret thr outlawed Irish Republica. Move Miller III. DeBar) Sub.equenth council voted east of the were desirous of a straw voteMichael Alexatna visabt Bernard P. flow en, 1)eflary existing slab will be extended to amend tie rrsent appnivail of just Its rmile Salt-an. Dellorta ii rest' that the minimum hit for use as a entrance walk and Liv ie sulecu, houses. inate , Colletta D. "Ito. Deltona width will be measured at the connection s' courts discrim aor etc Ma Ytor rown noted that nun. Frances Jaskuiski, Deltona in conjunction with tutlding line Jordlat Pt IZst0I EfltiTpnlles ' e- IRA's guerrIlla cnrnpuagr William C. Lardan • Deltona :AIteT council indicated ap groundbreaking ceremonies, a haa indicated that the) Edward S Socha Jr., Longwood twt-d.t carnival will be-held, U' tiring ;rn.'al 01 Meadowlark unit i -- ____________plots bt straw vote- subject s' featuring rides and pinies for Northern Ireland under the run of the c.ver-wtietmingi, Ronair Linda K Wilbur, Lake Mary BARBS tisIactory drainage 01 the all ages According Is' Randall Mullins, Lake Mary 't-eLi' I'IIIL P%fFORET -' Lows. E Gillette, lake 'peat-shaped drainage' pond MISC be i burtjecur dinner tx-Id raised fears for 1kw sal et) of the e.ncernnient nuruatera in Lo.There- t iii's-er a dearth of '.'-. Monroe *inutltaneoualy with c planned It, U. arm bat's sitters when it 'nflhtr Nat'.-. Alexander. lake Ii other action. council festivities, The menu criticic don Seven pee-sons were- killed Ito niludinp sOflIe'IJTIf I to a bond. raid or, a Brnn!. - -an iparet-tija Moncire and t..e-et tidike-Il .::thuru,d Freeman to tb-nIt business TW()'l. (()Mh'A' s-ti-n In it crowd If the-p happen to be g.d o;l.'- pro iod. TI Ils-thi aiunezation ordinance for what beam, corn on the cob and 'all arni - base near London 'rue-i.AnwarSsdut of Lgpt. left, and Sen k-i (urnmuniatPari ('htrrn I ' the trunrnirw" Li-wild Hre-zbMr. and Mrs Enier> flacks-s-; ci, in.' ,gr,':',, ter-nieci "ttie nina: mith a am and bundled u. for unufflrlal Sadat stilt to w-intr Moscow. -Sources in London 11.1(1 u'(nrrniU spat suja h Kretnbrtn ba>. Sanford ,- , -----lflIie c f,rrdnnsk ft nap land Yard tins issued a number :Mr. and Mrs. Gal) Bishop, Trail Ride iruper-ty in 11w area - The Imir V-141 ' 01 govrnmx-nt ministers nui boy, Sanford annexation, comprised 01 10 J 5 uiture radar transmitters si CneuUieu Discarge's • w - - ,acirs intersecting 511 419 and A Deaths t1w can alert police If tire-atSanford: SR 434, ii requ ted es by Lie' A pat-ads100 a - • -Samuel E Wile), J. HUGH 1111,15 David Macicewill precede Us Country Quick s-tied Bc unit in Bluefield, W. Va g --. ,,daughtesi,Patnc'ii JtcthaAGriffis t?~., k jf Keliri J that 11w a11 nioonlight Hugh lUlls. 76.01 Mar,CaZfltteMarvh,lp7Ianclwu k a:; AGoaat d home; pat-mu, Mr Henri. W Ctu.radlrr Survivors Avenue. Lake Mary. died nexatiot: will atraigluen lixinclude eForest Fire S. Carter Sri, LutaMBr>ant Wedrwadayruornmgata *StiFT1 boundaryof lix- city. husband,. William A Goad, Bluefield. The parack'wtIJ begmatt , N ATION'S NUWLSI go'. V.. 'ta; brothers • V. hen thr joke-ni wild Harry J. Cramer nursing home Born iii Geneva, Mattland; sans. Wi1Lyn. Jr lix- area will tx-zoned C-i in Lnwuofo erru,r, Dc-meter-at lit'.. in p.m 1mm '.High F Jr., Coiingtari, V. Roger hail Jr f.dwurtls w t a Louisiana it tie lived iii Lake Council declined a recon.- with jutlguig to taut pact a: turned thr.tibles ton hun Alvin Carter, Campe I i-c g on -) ear opener Gail G Inman ii) UZA BAKER pest 20 years and was a retired metigUon by the Plarntlng and Country Quick Plaza parking I Funeral Notices uI Robert Ky. Carter. strongest OPPO A large Eciama I. F'orb.'i tel-Hair) pert-vilLage' 01 nieretiant Zoning board that all cern- lot. Then- will be rtiit-S; nlnstd' The 'visor; sinus- fofi GOP loss Vet W. Va.; LoeU cuu:r pun - sip irntikmp ii Sw-vivurs include ha wile, tractors sign an agreement and presented it) the following Ch1uotin residents were at 11w i 10 Carter. Orland algiar., Lthat t,ir hour toe' marl. shown state. m #a'v w5V 5.50 w50 deposit $100 that all lendi arid categories: Youngest rider- scene 01 a large fire located Mn. Mildred M. TUba, Lake .. ° nril"lo will tw hVig &V 10 si Doris IrS!! P0 Wetsw-and., Youçstowrs. behind the Chutluota Civic Mary; two brothers. Ru, 01 deliria will he cleaned at con- oldest rUler, a''lsorr wai '-"°• Mn.Betty Jean Scolen. p.,,, atruction sites , FUNNY BUSINESS iriginal funniest costume and Center Wednesday about 7:4k Sanlondandl.C.01C.arcjs; UM t'o'n. By Raw ban" . Mayor brown Contended that pulson cocurig the furuterest P.m. wallclurW the Chuhatta sows. Mrs. Guntle MaxwelL mw,.w,,,,,, 6,,w. F~81 IN BnIeY. Shnneld. W. Va -_ Volunteer Firemen in scuon I thir solution to the problem of dallonce Alietilandris. Va : Mn Tutu "-- - colis, 99 - ,C LVAcr aw"M 1lllll.....,.11l,, al I (-I". MAE ,* . "! - , *N~ I(_U-MI.T-D 0.4 .4 nsiun. .iarues e aaer, on Lam. UetsarY; auc toe ti-sit: is to utIlize the pre.nt Tuna Bowser, who Mrs Harry is ira charge c '. ty;J• \ GOAD MRS PATSY ... a,nOte olf'.rsitL is In chant! -litter law, and that special of the event. ezpacts l5 riders has WI'> to Us. local grocery. Davis, thdiazi Head, Md ------ -_ ox wvotft #or" pats y ' J *1 ___ -11 lii what thought will WMW P was to Bricai Funeral c.e C v4 li • regulations are wmeary - on the trail ride, winch Home is in ___________ 4) KC>ft Vr OF taU3f dsC Muu - 6iMA' 4)J CoijflcjiznSjl Herbert Fax leave the Cuuntr, Quick arena trash fire. re-jut--twig lx- found n charge 01 arrangements : 09 1155'. flI;*OIbSbSi4•• ____ 3 ia_P, , suggested building onSR4ut Ppm and arrive- at had ti%ead to be a forest fire that F ~81HQrW W"+. f ' _______________ '-y Inspector James Palmer w-iIJ the campsite t Island Pond . With bornes close- by - Brian MRS. PATSY GOAD forw Colic> looked out Us back elba Mrs Patsy P Goad. 40, 01 bin.r ive (be isiance 01 Police Geneva to tune far a -_ çir' $' and 1534 biacua Loam, MaUtan Chief V.aher baClielor iL tho - , . - _ fm. - 1W' future ot,jer to serve the fringe art&&. ' - 1, V _7 - 40 atTrs Stinmemm, in answer to a question from Corn. flsit Ss4ne Vshlen, sold "i strongly recommend that if that the -ornpan Is toying with this boartt tnuty wanit to supthe idea of a permanent plant pienwnt the state rood with 15&C\) to &i.Ot gallons prgram. that we do soniethini. per da eapacit) now to get the ball roiling as rightit4if-way costs are going up lie explained that they Would t"MMAOU%ly anlill Will be It work out firm plans with the fraction of the cost now cooni, developer of the prolvrt%. that rximi to whAt it will be in the General "I ;_ - , . - cv-n- Company Mervin Matter. general gascillne, taxes, because these rnanacr. and ( I Reynolds, are IegLslathe ta xes division manager, objected to However,' he said, "Another tonsurner Utilities being ivcn course open to the board would certificate, saying that toma eaIurnpsumdoatlon their i-c was ni • on there t0the .or our use -, •ringernent upon uftil c-crsaid that the Lrniii titicated areas. has previously board (')flJciofl Chjiiifl Greg recoiiiilt'tl SR 434 as a pnortty 1)rummond reminded the of- secondary road project He Iscials of General Water Works suggested that a wort session that it had been necessary for be scheduled to get some the commission to place a tangible results to get SR 434 ,1 moratorium on building permitt in their certificated area four-Laned be fore 1980 as the picture of work because of their inability to tlli-TCZ1t schedules indi'-ates it will be at serve all who lit-ed witut area mat the new expansion least that ear before that work project currently under con. gets done The section of SR 434 structicin by the Compa ny with betat-en 1-4 west and SR 436 is a pe-oçiowd 79 million C,PL) live yeats from four-laning. suggest, gentlemen, that " capacity would not. m fact. be we do whatever is necessary to able to serve those already -Prohibit courts Douglas Stenstrorri. board attorne. said the nt nificutla from ordering local of 1sruit to make mwt a request rig : ..appea.ing the dec-uuon bs taking it into court but thereno othet administrative ac-tlon to be undertaken in ii. case -Par use of federal ' . A F Keeth, board chairman, told the mother. We must busing when tanre of travel is so great as to after the interest of the student majority," in expliining dismissal action riM tht health of the children Later the Hoard expelled 1 other students for the rest of the sutnUscanuy impinge on educational - public Bill " li(iKflW4PtI (3 A S;wer ap ;' tin. h.'.I lb. H..nr,I 'if f ninty I tqqIn'. wilt, a rp,olt nu S'qrntp lull i whit h will eciiiirgp lb. wiwr .1 lbw ti.w.t t "ntr ni ,Ilqtr I. t Inc f.tWlPItIfl any /4 .. I nctl'a I) 04 "'n,i'nce a wiitcr anti aewer ier Ice .'.itharn t)nster, attiwfl4S til temikirar) ç ,, Slmnwrs'n Of the number. 22 were from Creams High, the-ce from -Prohibit federal officials Seminole High. one from Sanford Middle School and one frorr, from inducing local ill ials Is' use state or local funds South Serninnle Middle Slchool. nOnt'. Buie voted against the expulsions for ci . - tiusing-ctesegi-r'gauxui ______________________________ __________ ______ - ri + e e . ' • •: - ' - S , •• -- -•- • '- '' ' ilt MAR( CIiAIF IF,_ A '.4INWIV-1 -A I --; Strt-i: v lit-: :u: At U Soc Editor Doris Williams and 40 other motorists were Priest Out - '-: using provisions a-c to .., offered as amendments tr -amb3nec1 $%-billion higher education and $1t.-bilitn. -- Free! ernic •:" ..1It- - iiri. ti: t . ...r 4 of -tifleate - - I II b kvi ins: amerldn'tent on which Nil j o tried WedncLiAy t have ael Rut he waa tnett4 b) Scott and %br%fIeki 111* *rfl('fl(ttTI4'ft wsi4 tj1. from fr-ieral e - rta the i'.n' nr3i'r requtrin ur v w '-' ' r'. -i Exp ll d 8 - - - '! • Lan ( m hem CffK for b` tolp"on" I' s Of a con'" Inferior It,thow to which thei promise, reswUn busing of,ou -.+.'n1 ehildren t achieve It,-And ?i-.rwtInn wder requiring tjiat twt "I1W'tfl tlenocrata and nl('Wl school dtatr$cta t ("oflfliir I. Republic-aM faivnclng idalect that pupils be t,u_eci '5..'•r'iget legislation againat from or iitctr,i to an5th.'r 'Iasn$ kept the Senate frcirn anno L • the 'oUng WNkIeIU1M) ' omtirnmLae pushed I*tk' Mi1i Leader Mansfield and Republi ea&'r Hugh Scott The Senate has agreed to emi - - -- i'tj I - - t'n ch r.' fl ANN s%AsuI'To\Arrar inducing ____ -=11111 - - 1 Ituts.0 n(ficiala from i It I - ,-Ir Vote cuthd. 14 _L Bill Grab r Amlk t 10 , V/ Buy - 34' Feb. 2 4, 1072 •188 ' /1 Holt tS-LR- l.l,.,d W,.ke-ci i'"' ,s r.'s. i:Iu'.'' - P!lJ C ONO A.K1NDt RATORS! AWAY pRlCS1 OF FAMous: HUNDREDS LIMIT QUANTIT no SAM .OME FLOOR ..1i,ct) ------ C ~~ To Mark - Occasion ou Hospital Notes x_ . - Meadow lark Given f'\1/' :' - Caine in & See the "Great Savings on - - - -- $*259 - k-m- . ,iI -- 4 - -- (COLOR TV & STEREO - - \\ loq0% Cole' I all-l-lio--a- I I ' =1111111111111111111111111 M li I uni ~~~~ " ) 0. 1.) -rAF;A -- i Illul 1! 4 -- 1 . , , - ___ • i.a' 101.1 I pavtabl• i 'v .ar I PM , ---- rea ' Scheduled - 1 ------', • - - - 1 self tIeinnm ting e in n cium cicc at eec,te,i' -ca i 03 the ease clean aith sealed ty.en w,riJo' All hate ttai.J.i.0 - - r - I . -, -. , -• out tot nite Putt control s*dchsiiiJ tSuCh flI4? litti , , 1" ' I si - i' Il ' ~il •S00 $' Wo ' f -, ' ' Vf l~g4.- I ~1I I s.r , - alt.. S)1 ' --,.,- t I I 5'.'$5 ' I t) ) ' I' rLr i , '00~"~`1 1 1i1i /MAGIC CHEF'I il - -- -...,,,, ffl -1 - ------------- - --I Lome-lfl6st flu' rjrert •s.ivIiiqs :'ri - ,- 428 RCA XL- 100 - ,__....uuir' s'9' I! t \_j f - I -- - I ,? . -_ I 040, ~ --- ~' il , I '1 -_ I - • c." u.t.lF 5"'I4" A gland selection of cotoi and black ,rr.i white portable and console TVs in eve screen site and ttIe Handsonie steft , consoles All at a great savings to you' T slis Ism • 1• " S? h it 7 ALL ITEMS IN THIS AD ON SALE WHILE QUA TITIES SHOWN LAST! OW".. I ~, 111111==1110111111hubamil! ... ELDS J.M,FI OSLANDO P.,lu..d is' Sm.. (•Ismi OILANDO i.e. a.*., •.. so " 1)1 U 'Ii t-1,,t t USE YOUR CONVENIENT W1NIII PAU . . J M FIELDS CREDIT CARD ,, - II _____ •ItS% '. • �4A-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Feb. 24, 1972 Editorial Comment I If this was being processed with the bright red of which our new magic computer-electronic magic is capable. It would he properly tinted a blushing hue A'J of us at the Sanford Herald are acknow}dge with low bows, the veritable fl(J n congratulations which has greeted the EW flerald Frankly, however, we like its looks too 1:liecd if It follows the kindly old-fashioned .ttlmmiitinn which used to follow little girls af ter they had been made party.reads-"Now behave ii , good as you look and everything will make us tinud of vou"-then this ne and costh acn'ement will be indeed, worth while Physicallj the product is now the b. iooking in terms of print, the most I11tIikt' in in of pictures of any newspaper which 'mpetitrnn for the readership of Seminole untv . Afl of this, however, would be meaningk- s it ttrc had not nireath been established over the years during which this newspaper was thu aitv ant printed in our county a policy of (i"CIiCLitiOfl to the good of the county and the cities arid villages l oci . t.'rl therein. ing Such a policy, by its very nature, denies any. icloptinn of the Pollyanna approach to news If there should be a short definition of our goal it could he in one which- with vnrizitinns--hns guided the leading newspapers of our nation governmental positions of power. subscribe U. the law in spirit as well as the letter. In this heavily saturated political year, the amount of propaganda which comes into our office from evcry direction is such that only the most wide-awake and experienced can sift the chaff from the wheat In This, there are few that can escape being fooled, but there is a certain chemistry at work which more often than not allows those who would fool the public by fooling the newspapers to get caught in their own trap A local newspaper, such as we art, has a vet-v broad theatre of human activity to watch This, however, has been done and will he done by an increasing attention to the business, cultural, social and civic affairs. It is also, an area of news, in which many of our readers arc the chief periurmers. Thus we are in the enviable g,nsit'on of brine at one time dl e - d McGovern himst'If, mingling with Dartmouth College students as he dined in Thayer Hall, urged them in register for the March 7 balloting He added "This. is the first one A vote here real!' has an impact One of his managers. Gary Hart, has been in the slate for a critical review of the situation Schedulers. and advance men from the senator's. national sta:f in Wash. tru, VoL feelhuh .biiu: cvervthin f'iftrr mtnUtr' t ienvonr dne car be h1ume: e' the, ot. tu,c gIisnd car ht he- ynt c-ar. suuc tw'in: nrnuaui a Yale u) thrra njwr, wrlc-nmir ". Not in the calendar-whr) lets I). neither of which hr can con- ne hbt -and yflL'd rather dnor thyour nr, "Seek the truth, the facts and print his life be ruled b) Ii caletaWe believe that the public has the right to i.i act r''' -knos w hat is going on so that its response can think ;you and cit.. be guided by facts and not by rumors We husk in Y'rt' probubh rniddle.aitr '•*' l ight which the ''government in sonshintc" law casts on governmental affairs. We find our task hgtitcnt'd when so many of those in ' . ' iti, thi other MLh Of the street when y(ai see three YMa / I rowth.toe*.lng teen-age boyac %% Nç cocainE Y.i' Wfl Hard To Swallow A $1I..0 meal for S151 may be a bargain on the menu, but not out in (he kitchen Sen. Margaret Chase Smith gave this example from ttit' Transportation r)epartnients executive lunchroom to show how federai bureaus are using tax funds to subsidize meals served at cutrate prices %('hiit' Anwrsczan tinusewive- art' paring their grocers' lists to cope wi th Inflation, executives at the Triasury Department are paying £2 4f I or a meal which costs $14.31 to prepare Lawyers and the Justice Department pay Si .c.f; for ii $7iP lunch Mrs Smith hopes to blow the whistle on this extravagance with some legisla tion Meanwh i le, how about offering the taxp'ea r-nme cut-raW bicartrntwte of soda?asuinw &N.C.. Gazette Vat. have been such a f req uent visiu ti Intel)that 'iou and ia call ea't. other t Your first na mes h5fld. YOW wile' you haiti the tins &64I'r and ever once it. .1' / f rm@ hrOlattfurb . .. 931 -9993 SANFORD, FLA 322.2k 11 300 N. FRENCH AVE., WA',TER A C.IELO'A. Editor and Publisher wLYW( P DOYLE. Advriisinç Director & Antic Publisher FRANI VOLTOLIP4E, Circulation General Manager JOHN A 5P0JKI, Associate Editor FRED VAN PELT Managing Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW C.a,npWolir S TAFFORD DERBY ROY GREEN Page Advertising MnU9e! C,4R tA"LOR Spo't w DO,, Editor County Editor Mechanical Supt DORIS '.iLLIAMi. Society Editor RAY STEVENS . - Staff Postal RaguLnlan% provide that all mail suth.CriptEo0( be L paid in advflCL F niee'ed as second clan matter Octntarr 77, Off ice at S,antoe-cl Ftor& 37771 1910 at the Pact No p.rl Ut any material new& or advertising ol this edition Cl l'he Sanford Herald may be repraciuceci in any manner without permission 01 the publisher 01 The Herald Any in dividual or firurt responsible for such r*ruduc1ion will be written considered at infringing or The Herald's copyright and will be tw.icl liable for damage Under the lay Pubitihud daily 'crpt Saturday, Sunday and Christnun Christmas. av% It's thr to ' ' '- '- ' fault with people your 4JI UIZt IL) much. Fern Pot-k' (Estates (ioid.iw'ud Eastorool. Nor ilyn Gordon 1314975 Lake Mary Ann SlaClo'is.i M2 4FM Lasselber'ry Tanglcwusd Lake Milinrot Kathy Nibeach 2 4611 1 131.7150 Marilyn C*wtosia Lisa baler ' -. - I" ' water Its- that time. officials. of the Southern and Central F'iunithi flood Control District and scientists w.,js the' lt'deral National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admnuistratiur NOAA' agreed that the situation was grave enougn it tr', an experimental cloud seeding program The hope wait that eunsideraibic' nit'tenrniusgical knowledge'. and mas-'tx even ruurif iii!, could t". ntituine'ej During a 57-da) c'xperament ending with the Memorial liar weekend, two NUAA re-se-arch aircraft fit's. 16 cloud seeding nussions and were' able lit seed on 14 of those days. A total of 2.0615, silver iodide' flares were used An analysts of in- results showed that on unis- three days was there' little or no eff ect from the seeding eufonts. (In the remainIng 11 days there was sal. :tant,ai cloud build'up. and tan Ill din's. seeded clouds merged and pr(. dared heavy rainfall it. the Everglades On April Z. as fare's. ripped through hundreds of thou sands- of acres in the Everglades, the program had its Space Age Report Beware The I DES Of March 3fis 5W Mary Hyatt 535 SNs. Colored Community 3225411 Dettee. -Debary - m.asi Geneva Ovied. - Do' t._ so' SW 30 ss Seen thunt and IflflLAHkMACOLIEEII Milizars A m part Writer recover site. A Calilornu. launch.. reroven combination of Vandenberg Air Force flair and ItIWUTii, Air F ac-ti' hare and 11w Cape Kennedy, Fla,, launch - Copk') News. Service For t, gng signal lix' start of a make-or-break year. f ederal space agency will select eItiwr a Liquid-fueled reccaveralib and reusuable rocket isamler or a k'.crxpenaivc but rxpendabk salul-tueled launch vehicle for the proposed space ihuttit' 'fla National Aeronautics and Space Adnuxustrutim L,5f t i uisvWill9r4. fr't. proposals friar. the industry far development of major flight hardware fur spare shutUe systems. including the booster, earth orbiter and preurtfed rocket engine if the Liquid-fueled boaster cmxvpt 15 system. chosen, IJurinE the mummer NASA will select system coo. tractors., based on rumpan% proposals txilLd amnponents of the space shuttle. More than 2D arc-vampire some. of then, teamed up, are competing for space' chUttk contracts at t. tune when the multthlllian-dollar program i all that stands between them and financial uncertainty. the cmnpka arc' leading candidatea Even mat vital to the space shuttle peoan. than three' upconung event,' is. the' attitude of an election-year Congress toward the project. Without it. America's manned space eaplonitiots L'flflw to an erd neXt year after three Skytni, fluthu '1cxi.') %t tuavt ti mount uac mac-mom effort cvmri tunewc launch e manned vetucle, at even a b.c-ge unmanned OUsSIOTI,' he' point,. out 'l'hr reuzuatalt' space' shuttle 'tkigned for 100 launches, gives us a way in avoid this. 'l'he airplane' like spacecraft makeb a launch into orbit almost a. routuw event. This is possible by not throwing grracte'st &uct't'ss Two groups. of seeded clouds u'xpiaded into tremendous cumulonimbus complexes, prodir ing over three inches. of heavy precipitation in the south Muimi area This downpour was. credited with putting out 21; Et'e'c-giudes fires. I) May 21i the' back of the' I drought was badly bent, if broken, and it had been proved that, if only can limited scale, somebody WAS doing something about Ito weather. not everytiung awls) after we have used It only oncn- just as we don't ins-ox away an airplae after its first trip from Viashangtoa to Lam. Angelem The' shuttle, indeed, resembles an airplane and will land like one after a vertical takeoff atop a botet. But it has rocket engines instead of jets.fliee into orbit under its own power after launch, slay,. it. space as long as it is needed, then glades, buck into the' atmosphere' and lands on a runwa, mad) for Its next mission £anT, is the spring or siimm' selection, by NASA of a BERRY'SWORLD Capitol Ideas School Busing Rolling Closer ' - iPI.' .-'"_. . ,..._ ,,, paigni as the hottest issue in )ourreelectioncampaigns."hc your r"lection campaigns," he said, Ili whose plan the house !.Cl HE seats was shelved, warned members the Tallahassee Tally B ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wedn-sdas., Feb, iS, 1972 the death sentence, The 110011 site issue would be a "festering sore" in newspaper editorial Resolubors. passed House Sire-Increases Issued an executive order di'taring a 16-rntm!h moratorium sue of the I 19-member House to columns, where he said there was solid sippart for a smaller The Governor U _____ Couple Slain I Cemetery I' I The Senate 131115 passed lenged by Rep. Don I'tacker, Provides Mob'le hlozres grounds for which a mobile " borne park owner or operator may evict a mobile home er. 11111041. Sen. George Fire, stone, 1)-Miami. Exhaust Systems - WIl.DWOOD, Fl-i. (API . Tallahassee. hope the house is never manageable because I don't think it's right for special interest groups to be able to man. age any body of the Legislature of the State of Florida," Tucker said SThether a smaller house - Author. Lm the Dcps.r'tment of Poflu. sheriff s CountY Surntc" deputies Wednesday said they had made 00 arrests in the deaths of a young couple whose savagely niutilatrei bodies were I found in a cemetery Tuesday. Officers identified the dead man as 25-year-old Roger Dale Higgins of Fort Lauderdale. who had just started work U 1 6 truck driver on the night of his * death. The woman was 19-year-old 9urky Whitten of Culeman. who worked In a Wildwood truck slop and was seen leaving e restaurant with Higgins early Tuesday, Pollee said the bodies were found in Oak Grove Cemetery, $ sprawled next to car on whkt'h all f Ow' tires had be'efl slashedBoth bodies had t*t!t1 slashed and punctured numerous tunes, officti's said. A_~, pi~~ boa Control to provide for the Pollution Environmental Control Committee. Insurance-Provides that ow risk apportionment plan for windstorm tnsurance coverage shall include coverage for mo. bile homes, trailers and semitrailers.- 11111662. Rep. Fred Tit, tie. Drug Abuse-includes cannaba as one of the drugs for which possession or obtaining Is a crime S111I44. Sen. Has-oW Wilson, R.Clear'water. tvti r r # - - munity Center at 7:30 p.m on Monday. Frtrsaa.r)' 78, it was announced today by President Ray Schroeder. QXRX%;- 'Oh. I enjoy on American dinner every once in awhik, but I find that e half on after y ou eat it, 'OU (C hungry again.hour save' An effort to bring in a 14g naurn' ia-b-r to discuil the and the Maid. 14 FlorIda prlmas'y was 1' s- and efficiency in lit _____ Hwy. 17.92 309 E. 1st St. IY "'."' NO APPOPI4TMINT NECESSARY but pesie. •. ' 'i I4 tJOc opeN TONIGHT -owtotes- - - said was "inriafficent staffing of personnel at present for operaL n of a new Plant" John Krider, Greater Sanafarci Commerce of Chamber manager, divulged today he was Informed of the - - __ __ ----- 0 ..I& I : = I lbft~7 -- FOl %16 - ..---I-- !E_____________M_ Q DLli -1- -. SQ .coje. ed Os ohivis t Money Saw .-ci by s.hioppivcp oc ouid fur get thai new c' and cu csc'ioc,.s. to you It ttciirges. tinurue •.ussive '.,tl',s 'c ,,,0U .o II c,)%ii oi u - ___ lw') U I'Øi'. elf 00 keep fiitcciiitj till/i .015 431" ______________________ ---- m on Toosmaii liar prut',ratr. and speak noticed or effective? You're reoding this onet government. the Co=ty ("Jaww, Liss matte" CAM ,PMWEFKOA'VS ChAT •SUN PHONE fl)il H&R &ck. Fleetss.x,'tl Enterprises Inc., Riverside, Calif. has postponed the suovesOful, Sdrcwler saId. Waiter Toncre, prominent I by 7 inches. tkltona Republican us ill appear rVCeflt I ciut1r) for an ad to be ' Jtl DON'T LET AN AMATEUR DO HaR BLOCK'S JO& tax dollars by "income' averaging" And i've-n it you diii, would you know how to go about "iflemino' averaging" to begin with.? l'robnbly nut. Anti there's no reason why you should. After all, you're All amateur when it corne, to doing income' hex Operation The Ijehlar hte'putmtitan Graham, fl-Miami lake's, Will hold its regular monthly tea ISA s. " NEW CAF. ,Financing it Will Take Only Minutes 00*0,poeoo*O0000eo*o**000000*0*000000 see decision to postpone activity here by Robert Campell. - appearing in The Sanford Hera Id iIr available to you In 8x10 reprint siLo for $3. I DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 IIIIIIiII!) 't,i 'u,,t Ii :i v.nfl'c;"i .:. -. If' "N'Ifil rwO, 4dIWA k1l :-- - , , - -. it I tMUNI I -- pe'aslty ' Spend All The Time You Wish Selecting That Postpones ieary ,jL'r nunataota of regional bows. V/ilI AAeet Club dane's. SB1100. Sen. Robert a rueeting in the DrEary Coin.,, - d sizes-,578 with 1 20 members "lie had the highest praise for and 67.894 with 100-were iniug the assistance given fil in by all ruficant, city officials." Krtder ui Ir'J. Rep. A. It. "Gus" Craig, fiSt. Fleetwood , ecently par. Augustine, said a smaller House a V-acre tract off chased would put voters farther out of tives Grapeville Avenue for Ixatlon touch with their representa and "continue In erode the of a 10O,000-square'toot building people's voice from the ground and already had advertised for e(Ifl,,StJij('tIofl bids. ___________ . Board of Regtrita to establish en auxiliary trust fund in the stale treasur)' from general revenue funds. SB71. Sen. I.ew Brante'y , i.jac'uonvIle Bills introduced ~ Deputies said the cemel,try Pollution Control Provides had been a frequent tugt't uf that industrial drti'lopuit'r.t auvandals thotities may finance pollution control activities SF31109. Sen Eddie Gong, DMIarni. i';stau Regiona l Pla nning 4 Jahn state planning regions EuIdCi'S for - - would hurt representatlonwasa emitted from motor s'ehicle ci' 'stems hfi%06, hau5t Regents-Authorizes '' ______ - Fleetwood official. Krlder quoted Campbell as major Issue. Rep. George saying the decision was not Firestone, 1)-Miami, sa id the based on the inability of Sanford differences in average districts to cooperate. establishment of a maximum decibel level which may be - __ - __ %1&1~i- • Pettigrew's contention that building a Sanford plant for the smaller house would be construction of mobile homes more manageable was dial' due to what a company official Legislative Committee. HB38, on execution of persons under 120. Reapportionment - Pettigrew, rand Jr ' s,, titles you to 'rrnmd tax s'rvl assistance .,- ,._...i.. - A ___ __ - _____ - - __ __ __ freest , ' , ,,,,,,,_, - Ih RAV McHUGH The flight of white families ta. uclueve' a racial tailsince Judiruic-Ys. LILXLios-it) it. IPectilt Chief, 55 whir,gtop luTeau Washintmi'a sutszrt.sn counties satisfactory to Melange's *Tt*. Caple Nrivs Semler A antilles- Es-via bill failed last hka Left the fsj' scbof guideline, W -.,slLINc;ThN-- The' ithaca in It per cent black. to attain a twt-thirds The' artier has been appealed In Js-y. VJ5. Dl=w ID the iJ,5 Cour. t Of Appeali ma)ortty by a 46-3t' vote but t, ng c1 in the doorsteps of Court Judge Robert H . Mn th ge The Rictaritsid aitier "p_e there has been a strong shiltzn Cungersi, and lix federal! Jr e%'Oitetl Us' "metropolitan a citrect Inc-eat in the scntmwnt, particularly uc bureaucrac. principle of emnnnumft turtherii clues cume' face to area" approach It. Integration if high courts uphold it Rich and ordered consolidation of schools.," Virgnua'a fact with the busing issue. Sen. says Robert Grtfftn, R'Mictu, GOP macsit.. Va,, sct*ul mrs-gel Itictunund's school district (7t independent 5fl Hui) whip, wtw oppcasd Ervin a year a be per cent Wacki with the Jr. Pti'de*1t could eatatthilamd to mix studenta system tn neighboring Henc-ju The mcr also increases aZu. is now proposing a confrom the District Of Cohunhia'. and Cbesterfleld towns-sea preaaurv In Congreas for stttutional amendment " legislation to black further busing as an integration dev'ce. predamulnantly black shoals which are II) per cent while, The Coogrese of Bacial with the predoininainfly white Metirige gave the Ilithmoisd tourt-octier busing to achieve Equality CORE also is op. actiouba of neighboring Fairfax area school officials 3t' days it racial bailanvc and Arlington counties in Us-ax a plait fur ocx of The Senate' has- before It ii bill posmg the Richmond decision . Virginia, and Montgomery and the nation's farf by Sc ban. Ec-vu. Jr.. Le-N.C,, its action reflerts rruce UoutJ cowanea in "aurta-apoUtan that would forbid fed c-J m" concern the black cuniuuunity ares" Maryland. school mergers and 10 days tm and agencies Irtana oe'iermg the abamfl bUlUi(r A t1rott survey showed M11 per cent of Six) black Much Of the explosive growth complete student aignzuenta. busing Of popik. of their counties In Or last X tUctuucrnd cfbcrnhs Es-via, it keen constItutional parrilti opposed busing of their suet a years hw beet, linket' darct,13 nits-ger would affect l(at,U'A lawyer, 'lose his bill m thUds-en away truni neighto the U.S. &prenw Cot's suideutsassj that 79,IO1) Of wm Article III Of tax, 1 ru"tubion burboud schools Lu aetiher school desegregation orrs. would have to i.e taseci i that allows, Ccngrrg,.W limit thz 'cdegrat1oniU I101 'NC c - , Your hi & It hIck and re'pniiw'ntiuIIve Is spe. ..L i daily i,euineet and can pnc,vuilr information on that move than 7 miIhir.n legitiniate Income tax Americana placed their UAi' hcenm'fits and opportunities fidence' in last year. Coine to that ib.' nee'rige man on the who will fill 'tit your the pee-api, street elmw-.m't rvrfl know exists. income tax return ,ff'idently. about neat all know you For Instance', do .1ukkly. rr,nfid*"c'mtially Coma to H & ft elcdin'tieena for child core or casualty l,eees" Or, (full if your Income' incrrotw'd Block, eorr the list few years, YOU may - i I(,*1 f, ' fii','i na, 63, a former newsman anil the legislature it Florida TAI.L&H.A-SSEE, his iAPi tion. The' decision was to be creativity of house with 119 In the "sandy" Florida historian, for his set' Talbot Rep, on WM. guide reapportionment, which has been House We pass the best l)'Akrnbertc, members. for a decade. 1)-Miami, said his vice to the legislature. needay to increase its size could should last The Senate also greeted helen bills," too small you you get "When measure would allow ptopned keep lobbyists rurming around to hlayt's, honoring the tamed Richard PettiBut Speaker the voters to initiate petitions in circles and prompt voters to get too cor'," contended Rep. American actress and her late stepp ed tiow n Amem several .aw'tinn* of stepp fl-Caine'sgrew, 1)-Miami, Painh Teirtire'tnn, -.----'-'1"-------5% playwlght husband Charles Those positions were as-macag rifle. "If a lobbyist has to worry from the podium to warn house constitution at Miss Hayes Is a mess-abets they were ccaurt'.ng A unicameral legislature MacArthur. the many expressed ui debate about 120 members be has his to the drive was choked oil last year acting in her husband's p1ay dosco( voter venom equal him and by the work cutout for as the House groped for the "Twentieth Century" at Florida 1970 backlash that claimed the possible coIlM'qUCTbCrS 01 inc podozen members half a seats of start all over again." Court ruled that petitions then State University. teattafly' momentous vote, legisla ve th e ti who voted for th at a n te nded also co He in circulation could have no 7!e outcome, by 70-45, was pay raise, effect because they called for for increasing the House Ic-urn smaller Legislature would be "This issue will rank with th e 119 seats to 120, the max.inium lesser Legislature because pay issue in previous cam"when you look at the heart and ç'os.tituallowable under the some t, No if Ori.nda iii - vicited t, the worst dc-taught in its re-c'ur-de'd h Or, O Dec 1. Lake' Okeechobee wait. .'o feet under its scheduled level 11%.Jan 15. 19'1, after sax straight months of below normal rainfall, the public wits warned to start conserving Ihyc-rj Ann Riley Voter Veno i:nucke'd for a loop in riot-ida Beginning in 197(1. the- southern part ut the state wan ..-. TI) hit' decision is considered a house lc'gislatuc'e. cvnuinifliiitflt to gulch' The Senate, meanwhile, was a loophole in reiipportionuuicnt. which is 11 expected to plug for the next Intended to last state dredge and fill law by decade. threatened Florida bringing the In other action, both lIciusi's sauw the under Keys of honoi't'ti 114m3e Clerk Allen Morregulations as the rest For House Increase i '10(1 d on't laid n. ramo' than ,Iyy m'nIently loc-ntrd of to Qrrtv von All ml the one - house hltl' First up on the House agenda peP1'. which tntnIucetI in past legislative is a proposed measure gone nowhere. sessIons tune it easier to amend would make 70.45 tot' cx' toted The llouse the constitution. The Idea grew III to 120 painding its le (ruin out of the legal Imitrations members. countered by backers of aone _____ Ta,.', i cI tr'n :r ..ie I moot t'vri"vbods-' talking about the vt'otlufl but nubud doing anything about it hue beer. IEc- Cooler - ' . ' w au equal at ', is tr 1. Opinion 1s 1)(iN OAKLE 4 the) call you 'POT*' The old4inierc at the offiN slowly and atienti begin to at- N ext - Man vs. Drought--Custom-made Rain it - When wchi at pley in Us atreetic iii 'iou what time it e you Kimberly Leenes, age 6. Volusia Coun ty POSTER GIRL. VISITS Child, was a guest at the recent meeting of the Faster Seal Post lieBan Womans Club. which as in former years will spearhead thit' Ic'al drive Kimberly daughter of Mr and Mrs (t'ore l.cent's of Holly lull, is ht'ing stecomed by Mrs. James \Vallin, chairman of the l)elI''irv drive, (Dot l)rcw I'hotn) • & ' L".. Another tirtssiat vital to the space shuttle program and Herald Area Correspondents k wha pi r_l ' - Every politician who make. a speech reminds. yo of ions the uidus The lieralci is a member at Its. Aisociatud Press whicti lien titled exclusively to the use to' reproduction 01 all the local ns printed in this. n.ws.pepr One Mon 's pond" the constilution. "Aee'ouitlng to the Supreme' ('mitt ikt'isIc in they can now ml'' ot to ho in tots ,'d I g i slis only by smith' section," I)'. it crease the size of the house said. to us.Akintitete Weetnc*lay are expected is to be a nne-houir If then' which could proposal prose a lglsIa. legislature in h"loriita's foresee' lead to a unicameral future it apparently will able hire, thus putting the House have e'ouuie initiative of the I i'ut of tmclncss g ) and if & j flk,rk'a rhairra start at flA and Its All (Ild 'vcybn, toil It's nr%.-r uv.'vaed undei 512.% for meni. urns' The're' are' mime' PAA in life last year returns w prf'*tMI. million ynururlf. over 7 by tackle' that you Just dm'n't any erear In tho we mask.' II And. 'flu' iitriima1Iect1 of your inn,ruw' tax preparation cal yes,ir tax return slii'cih'l be ono of thu-rn ths.t t'r,st,m yra 'my 'iister.at ,SniI (bait's whine' hi At II rr pi"raalty on *dd.tiar,*l 'Inc !nrvnne' htl,'m'k, 'fin' while we eta taicea due, e. I't'tpIe, cun.e in. It & It rw't s,arna the lisidhity America'. lar Block I. for the additional taii"n. rest tax service with trill pay fAaI inb. A ssociated l'rrss Writer I 51.I,AI1AS,SEK, Fin IAI') usi_ijiIll p"11111 V ...... A doctor who operates on himself has a fool for a patient. iuinenettag see end sections of ii)' JOHN SAN (l1'.SON .' - - telephone or JuL sousethtng U Photographer SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home tiivery ii .50 Month 35c Ws.S by Mali P.Mt Months 3SC Weell, $I.CL I Yea Mon tt Boar Lake - Forest CHy Ed Nicholson 131 513(1 ' Now and then whet. you bear havr to ' 't, 1*41WSPPfi Iwieen.i &tt. \,.,, of their days." Prew Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR.. Altamonte Springi Ma, ll,,r1 (.o'cicie I31.W75 ,- - Clauuf,.0 Manage, CHARLES HAYS precedIng -- '. PETERSON JANE CASSELBERPIr puDihihud Saturday '. . -_-- preistveI -MflUt tune' ago. rn , -. sirnpi must get mart' ei' flnfl: you consider whether " I __ __ _-,_ k you haiti' yourself fteurti for £hlPPIfl4. Lot. sad matruiunual Jargon. Vat. get so short of brea th while tysn yam' sho each you mUflf thatYou de then ', I' Is Revived had suffered severe reverses in earlier tests. !lenc'e' the' fresh focus on New Hampshire Vet, even as C he turns in' the steam here, McGovern is being frustrated Hi- can't Cci ai real grab no Muskie,, who won't debate him and n s;s'nd.ng mud, time in Florida and other states III- i reduced to detailing two also-rant Los Angeles Mayor Sa m. '1'nrts and lnduana I.Sen V anve hinrike Therc i irene it, the' ..tiiatinn At the moment when Mt-Got cc-n has. decided New Hampshire is. crucial f or him. this onc't-.eelrbrated but now downgraded primars' has. 1w-cons, r srucdox -boxing affair - .. I rl, 1_. iiWhik VtAI absentinuadedl he ac. "Mother." and the sana' perch-but marc' tin- TELEPHONE / ASI~ your ears. X I- In thus admittedly szepped'up effort, there Is a double goal: To wound frnnt.runner Sen F4mund Muskie in a pt-i mary he is supposed to have in his pocket because he comes.' from neighboring Maine A Boston C,lolw poll shows. Mu4ie leading Mc",n'ern .5 to j, with cst,'u'r entr.nt5 I.-ailing far behind To hive MeCn%'ern's canipahim a hadh needed upward .hnve at the outset in the hope that a good showing could lye' same' transfer effect in the crowded Florida urimars ti,e followine week, but Intact particularly In the Wisconsin i-imarv on April 4. \icGn'erti szild in an inters-ira that 17w need to brighter, r.. prospects in Wisconsin Is. Indeed the real key to the nix upsurge of effort in Nra Hampshire -tie McGoverncamu' does not say It but an taaldc's.t :.rns. a'h:it nil this nie-:im is that he could tumble out of the ran, qiai' itt unless t.ii outlook improves. soon Reports. from Florida for weekt, have indicated his campaigning there has been limited, and he may he Itickv In finish fourth ahead of Nt's. York Mayor Johr I.Indczat. hut behind Gos George Wallace, Muskie an.' Sen Hi l bert Humphrey. In Wisconsin. McGovern trails Muaskie In a substaint.; margin flit hoot that Hunwhret niitst do well there a. pull vote's oh Muskat has faded lie told me "We miscalculated the extent of Humphrey's support in Wisconsin and cattier places He is not as strong as we cXl'e'ctNI If that assessment is accurate, It means McGen'ern hat It, do it himself in Wisconsin Rut he would be hadic handicapped lot a final drive there 1 not to mention buf hrad.nn meetinc with Miaskie' in Illinois. March 21.. if he ft.cke'w's circler stays all ev'eiitfrm'iitd$I filly I, H171, In time fr,r a f'inrid-i Study ('e,m,nisclr,n on Capital Punish vne'nt to make lindlng,r on the death '', Unicameral Legislature Iflitton have icmrmrarlty transferred ojwrations to Mar 001. I' 01W' Ilium pin. i don IlarvLr, n ft% IIAI.IU)YL1 NrW viu: All, Hn caT VOti tell if votrt nhIdLlicard 1)1111 0 i'iili lot' t'ecigiia I Ion f rom one lc'glcla liii' 'A govvl'nin' ss'hiii ilciec "fit N11%4, tile i'i1tiI'fl!e Ii) SIfI1 a (It'iltti svari'ahIt 85 II I'e'clti Iremi pa r t of his '.svnt'ii un I k-s 'henileI resign," , sold lIe-p 5%' him iii ; lb siafl, III )i'lanulci ''1 c''ils'I't liii li's'. ft'oiii (;v Askess'," ft 'er,. differs ine,ratorttirrss irripoced by govPrriar iind r'nurt.s in many tither states in that It is not solely rorit ingr'nt on as ruling b'i the' Svprv'rnv' ('rjrf as to the con sti tilt 1008 lily of the death penalty. lye ,\ckr'w'c iilillat('s here Age ''jq,,ii 1)11 artier ,\qk c'w's Slilut I. St lbihliuid St,ite' I I )uiggs't c.i'uit \ c.c. 1st,', oh Su1it .1 1' 'l''.inpk hIS III tiifiittii thin 1111 tl1I'ii liii tii'ii III 1*15%' h,f the' ihuve'rnor'q pi'iil i,,'iiot In ,ill, thie'u i' all, 41 ;s'rcons In i'h.,, ida ;i,uii'i liii' cle',ihhi ci'titi',u'e' "I'hic'y ss'nrn vviv i',it hiucinsi Ic," Said ''lh.'' (i'll fhiot e'vrn if the 1 111g$14.1 I ii$,t 4.101' 1 'ittif't lii)liiiitis III.' eli-a lii tlic't e' i'e'i't.sliilv ss'oiikl be' se'iit''iii thu.' fiit tmille t'e'htr'F ill ,iiiedhic'r leg ':i, iti icl.it i ell. 'edit'sdn y' ci iew t't'4tl t tons I 1111510 sI Ic respt)tisc' It'oiii death row A tot" McGovern strategist says.. 'We're sacrificing in some other places Io try to do it Off-Beat Ruminations Mi TALLAH A SSEE, F'lii, ,u' Iteuhin , skess''s tic.rat liii 111 111 putting hit fullest energies into the March 7 New Hamp shire primars'. It is an urgent recognition that he will be In grave trouble it he does not get oft fast in the first prt'siden'ial voting. _______________________________________________________________ H e re's A Tes t F 7;1tL''1, liIOSs.T MANCHESTER. NH INEA Sen C,e'arge McGcst'ern has. switched sIgnals and i& the p!oc'e where tht kaI news can he read, more than any other Publication, by readers who can give us the comment--good or otherwise-which improves our coverage in our sport pages, there appears such a high qunlit of reporting and comment that our staff many times is improving the sports pi cture by its outside as well as its inside activity. fftit our how, today, is not to the substan ce of our newspaper It as to the fine garb in which it is timi. clothed Even such old-timers as Fred Van Pelt, managing editor, and the writer of this comment who have more decades of cxperu'nee than either would like to pubhic'i'e. found ourselves smiling even at the first 'hubv" and warming as our friends-and even othersoffered congratulations Again- "Thanks". This is a -first step" towards the new Sanford Herald, but not-by any means-the last ____________________________________________________________________________________ skew Criticized For Stand n Moratorium Of Executions McGovern: A Big Push for N.H. Vote Congratulations Bringing Blushes Ihurseiay. Feb 24, l'?l) S A The Sanford I40IJIIII Po!1tiol Notebook: UtILIt F .0.1 e. �6A-The Thursday, Feb. 24, 1972 Sanford Herald .'-- *@-; A X _, 44 *I ~=, -, "~' ~' - - I.; .. __ ~. - ~ . -a .. , Z 4~A_~ f 9.~ i& _~ I 1_t~ __ ~i -4111110,21 . ,_i .~ i ~ Chinese Leaders Discarding more than a strategy ploy to make the Chinese leaders pay so high a price for a change in policy. It has cost them a painful purge at the top of the ladder WIWA.M L. RYAN Special Correspondent President Nixon's Peking visit throws a searchlight on what China's AP --... I - -1 . \ Communist leaders have -, - -'I ", III -I%,, -* . '. and posed the risk of disillusioning proChinese revolutionaries everywhere else. The Nixon visit, in fact, provides a new vantage point for exploring the murky mysteries of Chinese policies and throws new light on pronouncements of recent months. One line of speculation is that Pretruer Clxiii. around the end of last June, took a firm grip on the helm and veered the Chinese ship of state onto a radically new course, dumping overboard some high-ranking hands in the process. This would not mean that Clxiii, the patrician revolutionary Maniarm. had abandoned his leader's precepts. But there's a rood chance i t might mean that Mao. listening to Chous counsel. is resigned to the long view. That would mean they could now look inward toward build:n Chna and out'ard said and one in recent times. There is reason to sis- pect that something truly revolutionary has taken place. revolutionary The development could be that the Chinese leaders' dream of world revolution has faded away. Chairman and Mao Tsetung Premier Clxiii En-lai are in their 70s. Their realization that they will never anything even approaching see revolution on a world scale could account for the remarkable reception cherished Nixon is getting. Some might suspect that the display or Nixon is part of an over-all strategy to advance the cause. After all. Mao was insisting only a couple of s year ago I hat — revolution is the main trend in the world today." and was calling on all revolutionaries to "unite and defeat the U.S. aggressors and all their running dogs." . - L_ - 4- ~_ x__ JUDGE T m.a.s Freeman right I s ___ III 1) I I 11 toward ties that might tensl to protect them during that building process. What is now going on leaves the impression that Chou wants the Nixon meeting to have a look of success. Thus bespeaks of the talks as "positive." refers to possible not-maliration of relations and says the gates have been opened between the two nations. The Chinese people are told about the visit in startling headlines and pictures. That could happen only on orders from the highest Peking level. With the benefit of hindsight it is possible to detect how this situation developed. Hindsight permits tracing the development of a Chinese shift growing out of a fear of the Soviet Union on the frontier. For a year or more before the U S Peking contact, the official Chireviving had been nese press significant Mao qutolations. One dated to the days of Japanese invasion. It counseled distinguishing between "imperialists" who aggressed and menaced China. I Einstein Theory Upheld I. irs J MOTHER: Your letter made this five-feet.no(hIn g columnist rime feet tall today. After 1k).., appear,, f know I'll be deluged with requests to reprint th at coliuna. so tomorrow, with the kind I nd u lgence of these readers wb have already road It. I shall d. so. wrong! I've been a twin for 52 years, and aitho my twin and I are separated by thousands of miles, we still think and feel alike. When she had a back opera. tion, my back actually ached. When I was laid up after an auto accident, she said she felt my pain. She bought a fur coat in New York, I bought the Identical fur coat in San Francisco! [Neither one knew the other was even considering a fur coat!] She sent me an ash tray for an annlversarv. I had lust bought one for myself exactly like It. It's almost weird the way we think and feel alike, but It's the truth. Please sign me. GREAT TO BE A ''svm DEAR GREAT: No identical twin would doiát y. At least, not t his one. What's year piwblua? You'll feel better U you get It off ysar ebssL Writs to ABBY. Box iris, las AageIu, Cal, *55 Far a perusal reply .acbs. Maped, .4es,...d - *i .4 L'iKE\'IEW MIDI)LE SCHOOL students in Social Studi es classes got a first hand report from Shelly Mebane and Kathy Grindle on their recent three week tour of Russia in films and commentary. The girls are students at Trinity Preparatory School in Goldenrod. 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'. orouPsa. at by Via" o c 5tt( AtID'fl.y0 II Law * C WIND(RW((OLE. JI F'C'*t.oi's N.n,. paivows, Sc Lisa-i Si r.ns Ww,C.r*a.da., *4055•1, *"I5-0 50 *35 $"'"r SMU' IPo'41 Va.'s ASTOr,.., 605 p'i.t,10a.40 C.... P Ill, .".,'O'.c-, PA (0.0101 0.u..040 *d'I'IV Pa's. 510141 0 boa *00 '"1 kwta-wt %..'forO. Florida 21171 Pvt$'Wt1 * IS. 17. 24. & PAN E111 1. PwMNs *00*, P01*.. 5101'Gm SVSF is" P Hat" .* FW. *1. 24 5. N.arcss L F41. 50.55. There need be no bargaining Legal Notice S .1 1 M(Aiq'aanCr' NOTICE TO DEFEND •sC'aI 10 $5 (cx' a couple. P(*5191' FOR 2. l. 11, St. 0773 . .:. ,... ...,,i .., treatment of pr isoiiers of war. 4 I ii STlt'r-lSf-WIr j.i' ,,r'.1.'riIlg t}IL pica: Admit uthct.Il iit'utril ob'server's into the prison camps in North , In mpkx anJ coniusing. It is hiided with poli tica l over ,, 11.1..' .ini eTTIotII.1fl.it tension. \'nirwm. S kJtll Vietnam, (.rBut one tide tithe prisoner-ti- I,oiJ and Laos, where Americans war issue is simple. That 's the are king held in secret captivity. pan which deals wi th the c,in-Ji. Assure the world, through t}w.v (iOfl of prisoners. neutral obscrcrs, that American hey! II 'V. Jft thlc.'.' prisonen are being deccritiv and hurn.tnvl treated, .icuirding to Those are the questions the the standards )(civ;liwd nations. hmilirs 4 Arnv'ric.an rnJnn'rs Ilaritsi can do this without want answered. Those are thc bargaining, even without quEst IOflS the C1Jfl5CleflC of the tat ion. Id wants ansMercd..,now. By opening the prisons now Of course, they want the s r t to official neutral obiers'crs,} lanul Crid and the prisoners uc'war to he 3tikI eana nw ratstuil& aol intl. released as i.xin as posvtbk. lii ins of Americ.in', .ini lurid new But rumcanwhule dirre is rio need tjtUfc in the c'1 e (4' c}w world, for I'Iant,sl and It 4ll4C5 to delayI We ask .uNJf;n.n they will. + " i'.rJ ( National ___ SUPPORT PLEA. TIT(I) I1J4J'sK)I ' OUR ! I Clear away the doubts - to prison car neutral observers.,. 35 FIrAffe hawma mrst orIental at 40 I..tin an alibi 41 Eraplaytta 14 Rod 4% Oral.. iOTow.rd sI.. wine th y. as $C .h.it.,.d .id' h.rsI.ly 44) Winter v.hIei. 11 Cn,nmurtiata 44 Knot he SI A,t.rsak 47 (1.4 up IS Rotor 4lWrkrd 7flfitnp Witt h DOWN $O lt,Mar4.r fl t'., out Si Tiu. (•nal 1 Jury --24 hang,pall $3 Eurap.an 2 Arrow 25 Remove rim I floating 7* Torrib$. IS Muruiln. Si'r'w,kl rlrvke nirkitansi irv. 4 r..,t W.',(.rn istit now. -,.--. " all to, nofe th.ui e srs. All Asnc,it. r V .inj S'*jti V*cttun,c0. P INS) (JUqI .IIV 1I rcicd rricthrlt b tith.aI neutrIl tkers cv. rit S5i.,I 15 . ' 1 ,' @ League. of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia. 1)$"K"SIrII't. NW .Vtd'lIttlgtufl, (IC. 20()06 I ."'. It ._ - post fs'widst'itf '' - - - ."" "The of your life U '" ' largely up to YOtit .' it neighbor's waist.te','ith A; everyone knows, growing older dn.sn difference Attempting Once I stopped trying to reason with my children I had tirtie to get a manicure, clean three closets a,d write a with tee's:s"r to reason like clsmhing Mount F.verest with their bards tied heb'S your back Some of us who have tried for a lif,;ty. of giving gent.' admonishments mixed wi th itnsler;titnsilnui are amn,'1 when we discover what a curt and 'imple ,incwer '.50 tI A sharp "Stop that'' can ',vnrk wonders Ipook I knew one woman whose gray hair (timed 'Mack over' night when she stopped reasoning with her children. Arid More was a man who, after hi; ulcer healed , t oo k dancing Iisons and last week booked pascage on a Carthbs an t'whuls'r rs'aily to rap baby in tI' . 61 on I- mlkllll~ A rtiIck, "I said. NO'" is a relief to a "bust s' heretofore been burdened with long evpianaion: 'Just tell them your hateful old mother won't let yon is often welcomed by a teenager who wants off the hotI.: 42 _ 50 51 52 - - 53 1Ir " 59 L 61 - 5.4 Illack America. i Reruni Dean Martin , \ ,' guy , Jimmy Stewart the good guy (even though he rescues his bad brother), George Kennedy to Clean \its's frou.i Horseshoes isthe love-itruck, law-andorder sheriff, and Raquel Welch Ls just a pretty lace that daules fly P01.1 V CRA%IEIL ', p '. ... ca*e I1.aqtJeI, UW VICLUB DEAR POLLY-1 want to tell S. II. that I have found UI VUUIOV rust üil 010 horseshoes. A fi nish the Job. If you have an electric grinder, get a wire brush that will (tin lace of the grindstone and let the motor do the work. e careful when doing this for, if your hand slips, the brush can take out a good pIece or skin-A HORSEWOMAN FROM IOWA '" "" emvictim of rhartes , ... - I 'a'" - ..- 10-I) NBC, The Dean Martin Show. Charles Nelson Reilly and Eva Cabot are Dean's guests. FunnyTnan Reilly and [an sponi TV newsc3sterl. as Reilly the reporter does an on. the-spot remote from the icenv of a rotibery is pc.sgrru. Dean is the robber. Miss Cabot's _.._. WILIUW 1flV415i'.l45'd n Ar o """"" . ... . lu-li AR C. Owen I IS.9 IS arsnau. John Wayne ichard Boon judge is liberal mmciea. and have I rather than face public glare. t-"Bg PLUS AT 2:10 7.IO SAT I IS.? to which had atin before him. The op. dI319eaTS then company psoeflts clalme,t his decision The man, it seems, was seeking favored tus inancla1 posi tion in Iranside's help against a black- the pany. Marshall takes mailer. As the pieces fit the defense of his iong.thne together, the stringer Is 'lend.,,, the judge. marked for elimination. LongstreetABC, 1 ?J "TIu'nni'h SKIL.e{nO Glass." .. i-:'__ Mike's problem 'a to prove an t•'. , .- was really accident .., ii:))-) am. CBS, CBS Late Movie. "The Fearless Vampire " u a Stee \lcQueen ,rt4a',,t.pIv - I ' good movie, but then curiosity [ it be removed' I temoved the cover from oi,e and suosed to stay on-MRS. C L. N. she said it : .'.''.'.' . 'r". ' Televist'on Tont'te , I)EAR MRS. C. L. N.-I think daughter will deride mother knows best when, after a few months of use, she removes the plastic from a shade and perhaps finds streaks where dirt has sifted through-this is especially true of shades that have plastic strips wound round and round them until all Is cotered.-l'OLL' THURSDAY () 3.a-th Soc EVENING (C) Password (6) Truth or Truth (C) Prlmus (9) Doting Gain. I (II 05 Another World jser ct'tlt chance iii (9) Florida The best ;stav would he to I n e s s e and is tr omp t'nter diiiuiniY for a vund By Osw!d & James Jacoby ''Curt u r iintl t'tiriouser,'' .. . ,s.,I (hO she aim dy bid three and six sod hoped fur the The March hurt' 1icnt'ji the ace of hearts and N OW to a low club. Alice won in dummy (10(1 went through - I • js l)t.l la's 3V Rota 4 54 1'.... S 2 p. * (9) 1)0 5.30 jodaY*t 2:00 And 8:15 - a; i",ta 'MAGNIFICENT ENTER 1AINi%tENT!" 'lv. .. Movies all.. (2) I Lost Lucy rry Man (a) 'a, (2) (5) Green Are's (9) News 500(5) Neo,s 1. Ii........ I..w lOS 5.. (45 rnt..in *,Ifl.arCts ..p.......''W' (C) Mike Douglas s cs (1) Ste,* Allen (a) Rompa- Room - '. 'i -I e, - . [ (2) Dtnah'a Place Virginia Graham squares ,.. A. THURS. FRI. MON Corst'd From S:00P M. SAT & SUN .1300 0 M Girl 1*) that 50:10 (2) ConenI,ol*on 1100 (2) Sale of U'. ADMISSION Adultt II 33 ChItdIe,s su I's. b1.Y LP15J Century Is) Family Altar fl, (5) t%,.'ltth.d • .. 'T',. "5d,,,l(.d '1411 5: 00 (2) Dick Van Dye Agri-World AFTERNOON A 32 4, 4 12.00 (2) jeopardy ta Where the W hat k lleart Is pass, t-'suii n-ally i buii Id (C) N,*s but wo would iwl tritici. a als. 57:30 421 News hra,t bid. You. Mouth hold 4 5513 I V A Q I 'e Life to (*1 C (a) tova of Lit. I'a%. 'L ' w MunsIers Almanac $130 ti) Hollywood ' _____________________ - tê) Neal (a) "iuith _ Lbs (C) Bow's Big Top l0:00 I1 m. bidtliiig has, t.s,i aih . 19) 9.30 15) Lucy Show _ .. (a) Edge of Night (9) lOPS ,8IiPAPt II In Wonder and so 1'OI.i Pass diamonils best ,. Wonderland slam sti1i't'' lidn& wa frowned on ,,i,.,n.i ua. tried the Word plan and mute her ad better misplay this slam." IIi... I--I I. V.,,. O per ..'t'nt chance Sib AhIt't' tielihs'rsitt'Iy thought Alice. ''I keep ting such good cards here ill Wonderland. It is about time for something (tinny to happen in the play so I think I a si,ia .... P1... -. _. i 0 (2) Today take Li..,.. ...'. 6.15 (2) Sunshine sUccess. iiiisai.' ii 13) RriaP.t PrOSTIsSO 1 ••.' I•% LAS 55 I,1,. could just Dung flOts n sin' isv'. and k rig of t r till) ps. This 11 )0 (2) Johnny Carson 15) (9) Movi es w void bring burnt' the slum sonic unet iirti of (lit' time FRIDAY A slightly better lint'. ilia) ('115' high trtliulll •iiitl then o MORNING to duuiirny for a finesse. Th is would work against a sin$le. ton queen in either the 1-,ust S II (2) TV Classroom Almanac (5) Sunthine or West 1IJI)Il or ig.iiiitt (WI) (C) Slim Mims or three to the (hLiet'n in the 630 (5) SunrIse Semester 1.1151 lulImI 'Dii; lilaY had a]..v " - Don MartIn (Ci Oisen Marshall - -, ','.'I.' a . .......... (6) Secret Storm (9) General Hospital 50 00 (2) ia; W1TCt4E5 2:30 (1) D,xtors (I) Guiding Light Longlirset u KIM 11 11" it - Game (a) My Three Sons 9:00 (5) PvvIe's '' 1 Splendoc,d Thnç Jones There were three lines of play at her d I s i'° a I. She ..'Pa p ,,. S )O (2) Ironside the thinking pri'cess men tuoneti abose - s. L~T.I"w cit *405f01 .Ini)'., 2.00 (2) Dips 'f Ouf Ls Is is Mavy Wilson (a) Me and the Shrimp (9) Atlas Smith and Outlucks Percentage j ,, (') 1.5's Make a Deal (5) WIN AT BRIDGE , .4% ' 1 30 (2) These on a Match (5) As She World Tvrn 7:30 (2) To Tell tPt 5 00 12) Flip Tan,', 1555w Sa( I P0055.501 Sup.' P4Ofv')t mama (C) All Mi ChIldrtn (9) Drlitignot 17-11, trre..Ia_!'hs..ti Somerset (5) What's My Lin, Con P. rliro11I1 riy:i'i 100 (2) SaqUen(.1 THE WIND" Ti Sfl,&a sovii 1047505-TOW 7:00 (2) I Dream of DEAR POLLY-My I'et Peeve is that we do not have instant coffee bag. as we have tea bags for office help. etc., who only have i5minute breaks and could easi carry such bag.. in their purses --Htil'Il B bust s 441 iit i'tSIvS,i) I .. ATSU"] I GONE WITH DEAR FOLLY-I'lease settle a dispute between rj my daughter and me. Is it proper to leavi' on the plastic cover that comes on a lampshade or should , -'.. IS s iso is SAT • "- helps Fran capttlre an escaped in a '""' .' t&''it',' '1 III Itame of Mr. Arno keeps lP trumped up corruption Charges ping up. The In trigue grows to get him off the bench, '-hen a stranger shows up M clalznlnghe had rnocey invested rust from horseshoes b using several methods. One Is to scrub very well with steel wool or fine sandpaper. Rinse off, dry thoroughly and, with a dry cloth, apply a VERY 1.1611 coat of household or cooking oil to prevent return of the rust. He sure to wipe off all tacess oil Also. you can use a commercial rust 'remover for metals, then apply oil in the some way. Some I have siraed with clear, fast-drying shellac and others have been painted black and hung on my daughter's bedroom door to show she is a horsewoman.-IIE LEN . 5'ESUiiSI'all the a narcotics case, the mysterious uliraconservauves success removing Polly's Problem ft i Dean killed her husbani in a Counselor At Law. "A Question holdup attempt), across the of Degree" Lloyd Nolan apborder and Kennedy gives pears as a political power, and chase, Pat Ilingle as a judge facing 3.10 NBC, Ironslde. "A Man impeachment proceedings. The all the a wire brush and lots of. m usc le will take almost A.-ill ' I'll saves spool casts her as Snow White Stewart everyone. brother Dean from the gallows, encountering It policeman posing as the hangman. They (Dean). I)EAIt 11 01LY-S. II, wanted to know how to remove rust from horseshoes and since the bridle bits my bus' hand collects are sometimes rusty she might try, using white vinegar as he does. Let them set in the vinegar, in a plastic container, for about 72 hours and then tiff them. If I get a I'olly Dollar it will go for more vinegar, -GEORGIA 'zi:'.-:-s... * '" 9-11 CBS. CBS Thursday Night Movie POLLY'S POINTERS 1(11141 st..i'i a t a professor and his ises that interrupted his assistant who come to Ira nsnrriuiriesonrurrentli!estylei. no conversation with I.ongstreet. Flip oides the reigning Miss - ' here Are Ire ','l'0r1 ) ni.y gets storne lessons from Flip and P189"'ng an a' rilfw- rw rrian falls down an elievatior shaft to so 57 lie 'rj. has 49 1 . , .'InIPIrI'T thiit t.Ivt' airlines late. It star; Sharon Ta te . one of a. with 09 NRC, Flip wilson Show. meets !hr .*r'a Miss Tale pIsyl 't.. wzrehnus repreiet.tative In a a great line-up. the victin-a n( the Flip i ...r Sser'qnar.erback Joe Namath to discuss freight rlibt,ierlei murdenwhkh brought about -_____________________ 46 . mutter preTne'tloste'l F'F.IS. 2$, 1*72 44 43 h-:id with a Highlights 001 W111111111111111~1 . Carroll Righter's Indissdusl i'o,ecast for your iAgn for your copy send your bisthdate and Match Is now ready For Forecast (name of n.wspap.$), Boa Righter Carroll SI to 62'I, hollywood, ('alit uOQIM and begin cut1in Sims -. Do so. :' ankles on the brisement water pipes No reasoning mIL' they strip down the power mower for par's to1-1 ir rocket, No reasoning when they want to p'a' ' ._ IF YOUCR CIIII.I) IS HORN TODAY. he or she W be one of those people who early in life w ill al ways be making c haes,st(tfing things up, but upon reaching , .,...li course of action and Ii'sILUIII) I'm as. most be most loyal to the few real friends nude who and si derable he con here can success worthwhile. Then the that amount there will never be want or difficulties anything Fins nulnd for mathematics you make Stars impel, they do not compel " What . ' "' isn't ready (or reasonIng lie )llct neetc ti.ppin There is no reasoning with children who swine By IIFTTY CANARY S'IItIs- ni us still believe it is possible to reason with sislttren I don't believe that, of course, although I have had rosy moments Moments, now that I look hack on the,n, that seemed like hours. Not that I am trying to convert those who believe reasoning with children is possible 33 btat.o"s 7 Pv.)udlc. 5 171.j111i7 on you use you r .5 LIBRA (Sept .1 I '.'.I need from an Influential support you charm, you can get the person today Search for items that can make your work more efficie nt and bring in a greater profit. Mold one who cheats and lies S('OR PlO (Oct 2110 Nov Il) You have an opportunity to se cure the information you need from zsev' contacts You can snake those changes that are necessary orry easily Don't . give way to histriom's that co uld get quite annoying SAGITIARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21 1 Plan with closest tie how to have a mote happ) ari$ af fl uent future together and do a little buttering up instcJ of crItiCUIng 'lake cars of that reiponsibdity * huh would hate been difficult to do before now. Use right methods CAPRICORN (Dcc 2: to Jan 20) You can clear up that disagirement with an associate provided you sic willing to share instead of taking all the profi ts. Come to a true meeting of rr.inds Plan some nice trip in the near future Study brochures AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to i'eb I'S) 1leome familiar with want In do bofois , All IJIC ramilIcluons UI IJHI "*0 4"" ou 11 you tackle it Show your (untIl ability at it Find the right outfit that will last you a loot ss hilt, though a bit ex pensive , and it will be a good investment work is done, PISCES ( Fe b 20 to Ma' 10) After your join with people of similar bent where recreatIon Is concerned and have a deliit(Ul limo Some (asetnatlng cuative idea can be put In operation quietly and successfully now! t ,.,,,., - - - ,,si. AND ITS ALLIES: I A,f,, ' - ' ---.I 17 ahead. it A4ah'v.nt Cr r:i (P's I $Bui'gtatw'i' Underiatiand 'I 'i o rl,r. name, I would say one of the first mistake; most of us make .11 parent; is to confuse "reasoning" with "giving rca- getting into that group affair that pleases you, brings you in Make new plans for the with charming people M future that are tllilliant I:> to tic more prompt in the days sia a month for a retired worker, S ,i'Jev', 45 Ium.r ss si rfeen s cruise still). Icontact tpt ' ' l associate in the morning Concentrate on how to have more harmony at home You have to use caution where some unexpected opportunity arises and then It is yours Work on it tonight. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) the morning it not good for stating your thoughts to others, so he sure to have lunch first. Use good methods and judgment and get right results. Stop working to much on the emotions. GEMINI (May 21 to June 211 Instead of fussing at home or office about delays, etc. get busy on wurthwhile outside activities. Show that you use logic where the future is concerned. Make plaiss IIUW that are good MOON ChILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Use good judgment and keep your emotions in check. Give others a pat on the back where deserved Know what It is that Is expected of you and try to please to the best of your ability. LEO (July 21 to Aug II) You can go to lihranani, statisticians, etc to get tilt InformatIon you need for sOrT" I special project you have in mind Show you have a business heod on yrur shoulders More devotion to mole is wise in j' m. VIRGO (Aug 2 to Scst .1 1 ) the afterroon is best for ________ .''.ta noon Until startling and dramatic Influences are in af fect , ElO*' I9*90C" TENDENCIES: GENERAL 'T".. ";;;.... IMII. paring to recunnwnd a sub FICTITIOUS NAME stantial Increase. tV,.pI l 0P NOT I C E 5 Mills, a contender for the .I,i,*,ia'2lE I4cIC OUNTv. IC WHOM IT MAY cowces.* POP SEMINO.( CNa". De.mnOcratic presidential nomi5.nlatg. Sr' 1$ pi,y ft,a' FLORIDA uaCIcl,a.C, pii'ow.n' IV the Ig W40 uad.' tIW I.çl', ?'a' 01 nation, said he decided to sponCIVIL. ACTION NO IS, liii i" I "C I' IrA N.m. 1.' 01iPe' Chp'p' I £ P BA P 4. WI IL. I AMID N an increase after accepting I mi,ad$o'rptiáw II 14A1NE1 m Tn,sI..s us Igo, F tow ,as 5o. .II , F'C ''.'t CI.9b 01 'D ?t., Cr"l 0 P.* C'ch.' Co,,t, .a a finding by the Social Security ad P.*'C 4 D,,c?g,s "e-, c"' I' :.L' .'i. Advls(çf COunCil that the lrya~ r Ip' Dw • ? pl.p! UI P.Ig,I 01 d £1 ON, a rjao v.e $lr .0I F0v'1I0* as m, r .c4's.w 0iv, tern was adequately funded for nu,i., Pr.. sc PI..t5I4f, to *5 K:DDIf S•'i,(.. '0 W" 5*4ê05 465 " larger benefits two" S'a'uln loll NGS*'COD ISJILDCPS, INC. • , '$''5 4.?Ir' 0 .'esp.s ?p5)'.IiO" organ ' sed Oad The measure, umcdvuig about it 930 (ats I"" i' ' Ma' s0.f svo i.wo to s'.. V ot e as S-Mit ia ef City billion in benefits above olt I& so rItrc.. WALL PLUMEINu & c.,st*.,, rioi'.d_a present levels, would inar.aae H EAT IN 0. INC. • CD'P0' IS .055 t p,t tP,p P." "01 f'r$'oC FICTITIOUS N AME S.f5g v'SdW tt'toano TS0p a. 010 .s **5IT vti.,.d .554 *Q7 st the average benefit Ircin 1123 to .r' •,, 1*1 as tv, I?i, 01 FIw'C. THE *05*,H CPitIas 'a -' AKII NQfiCE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME ST*TSTI ,, ??i* from the Carsoll Righter Institute that could cause considerable concern shout whether changes should be made. however, in the afternoon and evening you see clearly what the wisest course Is and can snake some lnn..rante nuns that can brini a succeuful conclusion, S s 'r7-Jsp'L.&.I DEAR POLL? and S. Il-I hate had I, ___________________ wo.o 'CARROLL RIGHTER'S 4,4,& fi01& IOIIUIFIIII T bV '"su ' office 'Reasoning' nam. You are dead ___ P nevotiat 7* Puts Into DEAR ADD?: This is for the identical twin who she did not enjoy be ing a twin, and didn't believe twins had any special "closeness" between them: . ".# 34 Fitakih • Osteen Bridge Project Hearing Is Scheduled • $ Skih fond U Jury has FORT WORTH, 'MXM 9 t Ma.rutln. 42 AIrs an am.. love and accept him totally. Dear Abby, U you did nothing else In lv71, you bathe) d one father find the love he always had for his IO '' ,nnn.t.r (Wup, T,510001 V. Na, 35W, 114.1 . , 'at' W harder, and afIe- many forced smiles and sleepless nights, my husband now admit.s that he was miserable Needlessly mLserabk, he knots, now, but at first he wondered U he could ever "lose" his second son as be should. On May it, your column concerning Mongoloid babies appeased It could not have conic out at a better time for us. THAT made the difference In my husband's We. After rradtng that column, be no longer had that "why.d14 this. haseto.happen-to.us" attitude And just knowing how other people Ourhave handled it can help a lot. baby is eight months old now, and a happier child - • 14 pc01n 27 ili'l.oua t)EtH Aflh)\': I want to do something now that I have been wanting to do for seven months. I want to say "thank you" for something you did for me. On May B, 1971, our second son was horn. But he was not like our first, healthy, "normal" son. He Is Mongoloid. With the help of family, friends and doctor,. I prepared myself for the raising of our "special" child. But the acceptance came much harder for my prcud husband. It's easier for a mother to love the child she has carried for nine months, but for the father, that love sometimes comes - • sword 23 Small bird I've never seen. And I knusw a Isi aS his hannlna.. from knowing that hLs mother and dackjyado(herrr'al1 " Ore ci Einstein 's tlwm o claw u the çieed of lht. but by B to $13 for a wi&i. *PCIeaC', WrIfter relativiti holds that the tune a ClIZ'th s=dards &M only 4 It Associated Press Writer Mills sa4 WASIIINGTtJN tAP I Sd. ckic,t mea*wea depends cr iti, )'i 10 that un His WASHINGTON API A 311I The tax couaequencrs would enlists who twice hauled atusmc speed relative t., the ewtk thit horne brothff is 52 yearrs old 'be? tiw asonaut reiiwns to pent hike in Soda] Security vary. ricipafly for those i clocks around the wrld in W stars and all other ob)ects Ui tlx benefits Is off to a sliong start in higher earning brackets, earth hmr MX say they're essi. universe. Ccxigren. Howe-er, tax rates provided Asroritxrna Richard Keating fUmed what Albert Einstein Thuk time travels incre slow The leislaticr.. oduied in in the pending legislation would and physicist Joseph C. Hafele thecrired. Time u rliitiv b icr a rapsd moving o a surprise move Wednesday by be revised to soften the tux tinset out it, prove the EUU The flights also yielded new than for a lit C)CIDheT wheti they Rep. Wiltax' D. Mdli, D-Azt, r*z.i this year and ru. nxrr li*.keepmg InfirinsUon tm. A cwunorzb used theorrttrai portiant to natuxzal defense, f!rknlpiP a that of twin troth- flew around the wsstd, frut to would also reduce slightly this gradually thereafter. The maximum tax paid by an space explonitimi and navip. era, aged 2 One, an aguwlaut, the east and a week later I D the rat the psyroll-tax Lnaase &ltlS*d} planned-but would employe this year, and matched takes a -yrar spa"e vc'yage at west, with four atcemuc ckii. tim The thecr' implies a C & make up for it next yea with a by his employer, would be 3O.4& C flpated with tOJC' traveling eastward U the 5O itd! hike i higher IOC(*DtL Mills. diairma of the How under the bill now before the of a Jtet plane øiiiui' stiow ae elapsed Wiys and Means Couunluee, Senate and $461 under present t7me a faaction of a aectmd less aged the Senate Finance Corn. law. IWtIft tom te his bill zn Next year. under Mills' ba Social Seamly-weliare leg. persons earning $12,000 or mare that stayed home during an ID- the from Feb. = to Feb 5 and will how glctai flight islition It Is cuisldenng The BT 312L SCM would pay *64*. A Tuesday 7:30 p.m. highway also be available at the location per -cent hike would subgtitnt cmrnthr ,r3taufl be*ñIIj has ° the put&lic' hearing one hots in westward should 'hew an f or a 5-per-cent lzmci-eaie the been set at the Sardord Civic advance of the hearing time. .4ar1 tune a fraction of a House 4ux'ued before sending bill 10 the cral siciind greater than that of an wntien ix' Tranzsper'atiou iDOTt to allow either Chairman Russ B.Lm L.r, Dthe eatthhoimd clock because the penua Interested In the Octeen itattmeTi'J may do so at La, of the Senate conunitite plane would be flying against Bridge prIplect to eqrm uwir hearing said his panel also will look at a According to DOT officials the earth's easterly rotation. view, cunc.•ning the location, that all Soda] Ix'OPJW h as Since l, the Navy social. eciamomnic and en- the department's relocation a program transperted athmbc clocks to T'y tRnthc.anes are lifted athiwry vrniunentai effects. vainous parts of the world to above the poverty level. Maps, drawings and Ww will also be discussed. here little douM the 11w The hearing to replacv help assure that the NW .zn-nI Information S. Senate will lnaeaae the 5-per. by the DOT and bridge over the St. J*ms River ter atomic clock at the U. written views received from betweer Sanford and New '.aval Otaattry and other teiit raise now pending. rcib. uth- agncmes or p4i] of. Smyrna Beadi is the 1a1 clocks V.S. 101111117 t*aes &b]y it least to Mills Z-prcnt fmciai will be available for requirement by the state and and National Mronam'tus and When Mills unexpectedly ui putli uii.rticri and copying at federal mtçcic1es bricre 'en- sp Ur Aths?atwn ttndueed liii pEu.a1, Social truction can tie let to ctrn trani the DOT De"rid distrnl offices r.&Uxuwa art ____ Security bikes were being planned to the Senate and repix1 were drcuiaung that the Legal Notice Legal Noti Legal Notice ce NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE IN THE CIRCUIT CDVI?. III AND 1IT.nlaiiie is Af,s'.,, flits 21 P.ndr.g CANARY _( Ii At that (line In lads. $3 flivvt 111.1 $7 C.,wluth'd By Abi gail Van Buren BETTY 31 Placid 38 Rome" fullit 54 Dtapp.'sr.i i.se his 'special' child S -S Benefits By FPJ'iK CAREY tlullflght ISBpSnWI love W e r Time Is Relative - thiger Dad learns to the Low iek TP',,rcrls'/, Fs'h 21. 1 77 2 - LA Tb'. Sanford Inr,ild Po'ss'vi PniI. to snt4.,ç.. llPrtposiuon if I nc ea s in g Gurdcin Pho t o, ACBOSS I tagil tials.i It Pulpit I shun). law P I.g.l [$ Ii ii Lawmakers '• Under p,.I*01.4%, - Citizens Club on wills. Greeting him are Clarence Doebener, program chairman, and vice president. and Mrs. Molhe Steudle, president ®r _ I4 '. I I But it seems it would take much _-_ ~ ~ _ _ -~__ - I Dream Of World Revolut"ion? R ---, ; L 4.5,,' -1 t I ' i Man Thai Lan-1 Die" 14 i 'k Party" '.1-I',,. ' 'IN 1 4 i1 iax)ia) 4','c 't and "CaIaH PG Hear Little Ric ha rd sing _• ; I h u&O205 %; 7 V..4 ,, ". S .11'S '11.5434, : 5,), .j,,,. iLIF(( (1 (1 j SI'- t44p)51 ..', ,,, 1,115 '. %,1a,J,4II )1.S1&S s t .. WX "] �Thursday. Feb. 24. RA-The Sanford Herald _______________ - ___ Wyche, David Cecil Alloell T Miss Rino Nuptials Judy Sharon o Marry . • Min Wyche ta the granddaughter of Mrs Bache Davis and late 1r ''. - r . 7~~IGMI is L Robbins of ML Sterhng,Ky.and Frank F. '. I Tht'WnnnIthth,n ''" (4 l%I't% 'InIs' tfl.Ifli a fl't' than c';uI I If It t'u don't s'h ti ti' a lr'c gal Is it trapping lipi. %ou nireAll llerr'%aihice that soll Should If vou tiant a man iIfekole voti ilk, mit let vour uonwience 1:111(le \,tit lhit,ifr and set up in your home at no extra cost. III TIi r'? .. Sm yrna Bach. the briJe ... I ' ,. arenecklrneandmstcP -- - ,. . She waire a shoulder lengt1h A hite face trugntills and carried .• - . SLS 'e bouquet of pink and -si's, baby's breath and lcv pink and P te strearncr'. Jach David Mrs : • - .. . tI t'I : . . I i . •• -.1 0 i1j" % ,,Ij P . ... I - I - . r . .. .. I / .. .. I . . 20-30 Milo radius You grit Iffo loliching up if needed. onany dom, before it " fir 1( 1, nolvico, quality, PA 'I atop shopping for your and Otto total home loinishing needs And now during ooi S - comes th s i "OFing and Ahite flowers The wft look (right), r,ng g,-%%n In block. pr,nted with blue is a boll 9:Twn in pole green orgondy appliqued in ted from C cutouts at the sdC5 bloss.c)ms The fitted bodice hos . ' • : : -11 - 'Y' • ' I 4 a , I - compote your savings too on hiirutr. If5 of sale plicrd Ilemn for yout honin . a. - c!'. .. we ung - I . • '' l lI•• ,...' I • - . • 0 -- - rrt.r . ..- HEARTH-WARMING -• . • ON FIREPLACE SCREENS - • .•. -• . •' - -...- -. / . • . . . - "b :'- - . • - _.7 • ' r . , - I - if 5- . . •:- a- • feral 47.fP -_ it 610, A%1*tltWrrV Alet f P#. 4114 " t '.at v-'--s tit a month p.,c1I - h' Tr.d,fr ste', drr rm group eIudes . I't'II'14 b4s1 4 .P'$Cd hutch Alt lisca's ha-i. .ean 1 aArStORt!S Pre eii ted To A(.alea Club a-Ve 8 i.is. c. S)S5 33 1 r . - .-_,s_ 980 S •i __•.'_.•••i fl -0!i : jahlo , /•. 111 , 1# , ill III) hilti. II, •l ---- ' . -- '.•.,- . .. . - . - -. . .- . ' - --- The-Azalea (1ut athetod foe' a retired ?i.av) man who has rtj - merw4. at the collected a library of beautiful . Henry Mclun. color slides taken during PILS home M to fyr- quick changes from knickers 117 West 19th Street responsible for more union will be the three tour of duty in Holland thee, are has something to hide hild neglect than working sear childless trial marri4ge to pants skirts to long skirts That a the wayc-ourtsh p inter Park present ed the program W Robert Hayden ------------ ---- - -Club members were tinwill be conducted within 20 mothers. Mr l)avids said vers says Dr Lee' l)asids "Remedial action will be taken pressed by tIw abundance of 33.asnciologistat\(irkt'niVCr- mthe future tulips In public parks and shoit J'. If Dassds forecasts prose to sits in Toronto places. Aside from ornamental 1be use tulip. are grown in sail \ nun; people won w -'ste btatetrL990 (C Pee" . time courting partnra who are tieia. commercially. tulip grosslv incompatible traitioTia dslse lso bulbs being a large' tndustr) s, - i i .l rf As IV I P' able at ;I control depol which The akin to tit% In other war6. the siriani. rt-cordi her background. bit, the next uight or I0 virars beautiful creature is being efirist. llrlg health. interests and per- director is nat surprised Legal asked in cute her views provision exists that freft la lena it) traits In the future the nnls proph thers to spend at least 20 leisure Bod ysuit B asic Sod our,aNk'.'.ittI their soungrr retaining a belief in romantic But th e girl declines to cbs e th found among lose will be pg4%sjj Is a bask for her code number. leading children man' pr-n pie. A center Its becoming increasingi' uned ucat ed and the poor th e boy to the conclusion that He sa id a popular type of around whkh to make those she isn't interested in him or appreciated that working ta' - : .. '.. ' i- F ,--.- -- p 0 '-.•. Sal. 37) %t f * ortivos of your home You 001 flOP fl1)tIlfI f1 - -- 3 : • front bodice. She camM a nosegay of yellow and white the end at the term the carrus with yellow and dis white ribbon streamem. - 'r ,. • \I\ - dress WC" time green knit., with long from noi Picture the office of th e hu' want to lOOk %flU U man relations director in an A bo meets a girl but be adults wanting to reproduce - rrfrrnng to the ind ustria l lant A voting hu'.The ho'. is he comnuts himsell deep- '.sill tie- required to tender alt n tPiat he s ust romputer'eompiled profile of ba is rspi therctc're Is. he makes sure that her sal application to a Inc-al parcnithe vncmg woman that is aail- became a akt I um and Iwnwnal philosnph are hood board that consists timr . ar*11 he ing Jrs . 4 • Thri are drawn ruSsion and the rou,sle ran said ' Beg Irian was Charles generalh, to what they call ride it) continue as before. opt The% dinn't out. or rrviris it on different Pfieffer. twaut if' ul prople ' fj.Il in love at f.mt sigh her The And. he said, the most racli beige brocade dress With rt . a gradual prncesc of mutual dI5i'OvC' so metimes results in cal changes will occur it. approach to parenthood wtie.e love Given a number of known facts B~v m"ts girl at a p3my vou can 11 Furr out the rrst strongly attracted to her Fatherhood for example, is roing to tit vastly changed tw (o 4 4 f honor. r \ / Coniputers Will Detei-inine Romance - .j•. . ... 40 a rnApit flnlih M 541100 hArdIIN6101% • I 3i1 Pa Ii j ). .(t/ J' .. to. { 'ir \aI Save 59 50 i Iku ter lr.iptuinrr ili.k II:I:;' 'hoI 1 (II'i.lII)t1 •I ••i)II1 t this ,iar iii.it guy uu t hought Jiit a \Ia% lie a lbel for mattunoov. 01ho r bli%mi, bank 4-Irtk% tit I 111 Fair quattv for ifte girl Mill It.1111111 ;IifIn ' cr, toert lunt. iIiiiiii DIM for, laA Iltrinbe pu1uIt .• Del"ivered _ 10,A all dining rooms. off . I pale pink %beer with I sleeves. pink face at the Wr -- Sociologist Predicts For 1990: he asks her code number' I ale! 20% February ware ntof April lLat7p.m.,atFirst mew ddngwflbe&. UntedMethcl1u"ch.S*flfCd so Y Given in marriage by her tic was barn in Mt. Sterling and atSerrunule High. wtwTe he was graduated in 19Q. he w as president fl 14 terman"s Club and a merntier of B.aloo- Club of SCleflC'ti'eeIT Mr. NcieIlrecetved his RaCt Owrnis,andB3o1os frOmMWTStattUrUrtItYtfll9' where he was aLw a member of Tau Omega. Beta Beta Betit and the track team He is present.1) a candidate for OffICVr* Candidate School. US. AMY. looming "What's lie \ I With large standing tit of( pink gla is white pampons in front of the :ad TO RONTO The sear is 1990 n th The 29th of rry Arnold of pink carnations. The r flerrereuniled tnH01) * cake Miitrtmcin Saturda y. Feb 19, ctrru With king pktfCi rw R"' *P' bOWt MS Catfl*tIOfl ('OC*agt. )CUO '.2 at ('eni1 Baptist Church. w Oi*an. l.a. anI • Following the ceremm.y. a Jackgonvtlle. cu in Robert tM) officiated at •iience will R their ties In cake and pouring was Mrs Max was held he Double ring ceremaiM, at 2 recirpt3on The groorn is a Columbus, Miss. the Church. Masticy. \ew Smyrna Beach P.m and Mrs R. 1). Grierne. Fellow-ship Hall of Both were aunts of the bride. lieutenant in the Air Forcir and Thic color thew of pink and organist, presented apprcipriAtt is in Not's Training at -v. N ew rn.iUaI mustc. t h Columbus AU }(WL R*!'. e at the Sxnyrna Reach. presided Incl uding The bride is the da htet- of dt'cor-aUons ItC arrangements bride's book table which fir %I t. and Mrs. Doyle F. Demp- standing tU odithprnkflet c used in the and the gram Ls the am The brides table overlaid wtttte RthetabkwUa large Tsllaha'.we of \irsndMra Bruce Eller aU et over s; ed wedding cake white stand surrounded b% pi wr and Mm W.C. Wyche of Orlando. Barn in Sanford, the bride-clect Is aIM graduate of Semininle High School where she was a member of SpsnL Club and "ence Club. She attended Abraham Baldwin College and Seminole Junior C,alllegr where she was a. Ba Dempsey, l or e Bache et tcr ( the David 30013aves Anil distnbuted := ,r'= th pink ::: bells. Greenery surrounded the bags ch from a silver serving tray. J Mr. and Mrs Robert Carlton Wyche. 7fl0 E. 14th Si. Sanford. an announclits: the engagement and fwthcwrun~ marriage oil their daughter, Miss Judy Lyn Wyche. to Dsvid CA-cil NoelL am of Mrs. Dean Taylor. 425 %urnmerlin, A%-r W Nc*U Double L Unite v Ell 1PircIij. Vntp 7A, 1917 Hnri,'d I', ç,r - , - - - '. - - - , • - -- 41 Ile 'said in an Interview his movir:I fir says romantic love will predirtiont, were not r,uesswork Thr% re scientific - - ______ In addition to the -Flora" - f I NURSING tradi tional costumes IL A. i0I it prrsu*ii meeting and routine chairme n re,iorJ of - JAMbAWA 0 4 Row colored cairrieliss, fresh cut train the garden. lighted tapers in five4rarichIed can ; lop in the men fireplace brought color and cheer to the party room. %its Ulialn Clark assisted Llife hostess in serving a variety of #0 .9 *,x: S A WwW of WeaderfW1 Febrio" 69 ( rip5T ST MASTERCHARGE STORE HOURS 9T05 30 EACH DAY ANGEL SKIN FANCY from Most sizes available By DOTDR} Vq On March 3 at9 a m Save up to 30 Per Cent THE ORLANDO FORGE Ph 6A7 251A 7il N ORANGE AVE a WINTER PARK. FLA tieverage. Membm enjoying the evenirig Carrie Mrs w James Coon. Mrs. Himtlahèi-i Ruaseil Mi'i JOhfl Mrs. Janet Scudder .00 PHONE 321 sato bI.NK AmEkiCARL) styles I Li Ut r o'Tit C lub }.'. tht Alta m onte Spring Isiti \ (ifficers are seated, Jeane Ashley. rf-Tording secretaryr Verla Butler. I itorian and Louise Lansing. treasurer. Standing Daphne Fuitches rresponding secretary; Grace Bradford, second vice president; Helen E. Keyser. president; Mitch Lassiter, first vice president; and - c haplain \hlfl ar in, Maril'nGordonPhoto I District a ge nt.1- trota (00fxr4t15e Numerous door ports -A Ill t.. Exten_sion Scr.-ice will speak on assarekel iinel plant give-aways flower show president of for the special program. IyLl4iadholtz extension the ".es'. Srn>rna Beach club -' - - - - ,.-. - were present fci' - - Knit fashions stand out - Garden Cileles in any crowd, $1 , ., : If you like our 't'd. 45' Wide 7 t,e na U 1 "a I abc -,,-ats star% on this Telter HAWAIIAN PRINT cci suit from Machine Washable $266 Yd 45" Wide Xvi , US - CUTTI G BUAKI1J) - - I , - REMNANTS ' I - :At I' b.aT ,.. )e.-r!' $1 2 bit.. SfA'.'iI - '- ..'. 17 -' ws i3 $59.'S "-' . '- aasii J' MARY ESTHER Mary Estheir i._ wardrobe arid dryable. e3'., washable my &a- VOW- &-@W Use one of out convenient chirye plans Om" Mir. Thrus . Fri fir 9 Sanford Plaza 3n 1000 BankAmericard 228 E. First Street Dial 322-3524 &a000 F. Meriwether gave or. • i- air iaerIn '., ' Mrs. G. Andrew peer, 100 Per Cent Polyester EXPO DOUBLE $166 • ' ave $3980 S / I - Reg - -- st's Sale 31St 231 ) Pt i '. to 64 *ith xiagonai table (estir irce, 2 leafs) and 4 chairs s c roll work I.,riiitd table !op $7 SO a month - - -'------.. •_ _,- 71:', Alt- - Acetate KNIT y ao" tOO per cent Acrylic with $)9$yd. -- potibIo hlick and v.hitt' TV '0: l2CrceIirntiriitdIagor'.diiy - - Trul /P volts 0 Pc oil' power Offer s groat reception on all channels High impact plastic cbinul. Come tion I - wide machine wash & - miss - - - - flI%flhlUlt1lltlIlulllllIilIIIl 1111111 1111111111111111111111 11111119111111111 1111 ... dry all first quality full bolts Reg. $391yd . back, math wash & dry 59"wlde Rag and whlo te TV. SpeciEd $69 $77 yd this value - - Sign Up Now For - - -' fai.ortt;%I CompI1,ly Master Charge - • Mrs. S standing in any crowd ti,-, 1 IJI4 general hortIculture chairman. asked that all circles study Palms for the nest three months. busy, fathionminod '_ I ' y L1in - t)&*mnJs - tl;tii Digmnth I This spring flatter ourself I ture p ic r* 1< knit suitS! Th,,, pleca itiiti fr today's I - - I 4 t) '-S-L, - I A new member, Mrs. C,I.r UA1Ue Redding was accepted into the cir cle. / ep O,-s'e- 39½ x A Sewing Must Compare At S3 •7 Mr. and Mrs. 11.11. Kelley. 13Z E. 24Lh Street, for the February Garden of the Month "Milliken%" Peei.OyIt.tPalo?Tono Ce -i-Icr N Olive lIw'it selected the twine of i - - jjii presided over the business session. %Its, Babcock and ?,Its - Nardi& Collection uslom tailored of 'DO Dar - t.cent per polyester doubleknO the varlarib fabi. jacket Collar 1. . )e Pact for the e - • k JU - C - hostesses. more with diamonds! - %40d*f, re i w upei.t1t,rqs '* "tbl# P'I$ Olalic '.ir'irj1e ec 'Great buy on a The February meeting of i le held at the amen Center with Mrs. Charles Wilke like them even 100 PER CENT ACRYLIC ).-1 .. .,-. ROSECIRCII, - - - - ' SANFORD FLOWER SHOP 70 Per Ceni Dacron I It tj %?a, Safe %tit III Sac huI I - lite Ali ail and Jude ave Q35 7 S Reg. 1". Sale S79.2ol I ric dinette ter includes 36"xAS" contoured table (ext end s w covered (hairs Pla s tic laminated table top reiists Omits and nicks is a month. "Sall Problems and Salt will also be a program 6. Florida Federation o(Garden awns" is the highlight. The public is invited Clubs. Inc. and the Volusia Tolerant Plants. 1. be presented by to attend. County Cooperative Service will theme Art topic to Apopka, of Ilemsel jointly sponsor a Program Scott's for entitled "Horticulture is reprmntative AddGlamor People." known as the -Grass Happiness." at the New Smyrna Following a coffee break to be Beach Recreation Center. Orrhiclil Program highlights Ulclude-_ hiAted by the Sea OaLs Circle of welcoming addrem by Mrs. the New Smyrna Garden Club, H&M C. Durand. director the prograin will be resurneil lifith if talk arvi demonstration and District 6. F.F.G.C. J., 1.111, id t ftheDeltom(sarden on "Bromeliads." Mrs. John Itavelock, presented by Sirs. Jessie P CT Iub. loc." Cie Mtzict 6, horticulture chair. Johnson, nat,ionally accredited man will officiate as moderator Glenna McLaului and Henry McLaulin I ll Sawvqu $19 8 0 Horticulture Is Happiness Choose from the Largest selection in Central Florida. Man y differe nt 'sirs I Lirrs C R Public hivited To Garden etc 'A ere heard. Mrs. Fred as coIllIostess C&Md.0 tj p pe Ln%-tw the woup to meet with her in March with . " , Steele - 1' __________________________ lfl(. Iui. Durand, District 6 director, Art liensel, guest speaker, and Mrs. John Havelock, district horticulture chairman, modcr4itor. (Dot l)rus I hoto) N Hayden and the group Con%mrred with applause. The nietung was brief, Mrl Robert F. Steele read minutes Ph, 322-4707 Sa tit Ord, F till - visit this country. 24 Hour Nursing Care For tit E 2nd $1 district director. Print Ip.i Is pic tured from right 1 4. turesgaraU a twart dCIU't to 4. 4 ends are" wuii mins, canals and cheem (, production. Viewing the ,- CENTER Private Patients-VA - Medicaid Out Patient Therapy ,SPECIAL pro ant to lie co-slitonsored by District 6, PLAINS FOR na. ubs, Inc. in(] the Volusia Countv Florida Federation of Garden s id ed .it i recent tnt tin .if the tiouii of the C ooperative 'S t re re view 2 Uwe wm slides showins~ -j festivals, families In t!w _______________ ,*tir,r Do r -- - l'be hose Circle wlJ give to be pla nted In local ' 5 3UWItIØ Ann - This ,LII 'lOts the IQuurid m'n.mum monihlt pan.ent Under Pinnei T,ry.. Pam,nt Pn 1' ul Ie IPAhCF C4A iF .'." be incurred it the balance t the account .n the tuit b.l:.n.j a pa.d III l,i b llw .. i ,i.,j Iatv uI to, nest l','flcn IrUu,c.1 Fir4AP,CI (:flAllcfs Al he determined by applying periodic vat** I 2'.'. (APNUAt. 3'tlICtsitAU flAlk II 1'.'.)Q(i the t* ISX) . 'fl.. h..tt ' 1 •,Ion IO poroon ,.. , I' • amount - O - n,,, _ - lU$5U$ .. ,,. nursing homes. At Uw March 10 nicetini members will enjoy a scrnic bioat ride leavilig Iloill Dinky Dock. Winter Park. followed by luncheon at a Winter Park Phone 373 4520 Open 10 to 6 Daily oponlfl0p.m FrIdAf Closed Sunday JCPenney SANFORD PLAZA 7N Pai-I'A.e - The values are here every day. 10 to 9 MON.-SAT. �iDA-The Sanford Herald Thursday. Feb. 24, 1972 Bt I r r kin ri F,, I zi 'V~ George Crossley I V I M ar k WV -~ h•t ::: ;:p• t..;: ar tic i'g S'v'eru t:ri marks Two games are no tap lou11e1and ii-. 11w openlne. round at HeraldSporisE4tar But since those first two the District SAAAA tournament Fnds night and the final will be Saturday at I p rn The at Lyman High When Jut Mills came in years. winning has been P.% GAR' 'I AYIAIFI basketball coach, Pt has never 36.1 record, a new school fielded a Losing learn His first record That record might UIkt pm. and the pm contest will will be announced following the two years saw the Seminoles anotfiff tumbit tonight If it* gem ft 1,%=wn Grr~ttmrldz UP Saturdio night ~hmr % F!-. Homier of Ct-. Uinoua. Thnnes.e. Raymond Frui a modified champion in NASCAB competition. became lix last Daytona international Speedway's eighth faUiU Thursday Friday's Chevroki was a consistent and im peenlvt competitor in NASCAR Grand National compeutwr during the past fro years When few people were raniiinng Chevrolets with any lurk, HauIm? was raring and ing well as an independent among the big names of - 4 a '- ____ k \ f . - C .i I _________ - ., _____________________ ________ _________ . - - . -. -' - _ _ - - .- r - - ' "'i _________ -- - Ii -- 'V 1\ 0 I .ci( .,=- - Y - -.- . - ' ' 'kikk 'k''- "- " - ; _- '- -": 'k - - - -. -- W -- - -. - ' . t_ -- NOXI '- - .0 . 2t - -47 - 10~1___ .-- T__ ft-___ ___ -%ZWT A ra~_ __.__V4~1_.Tp.-%~ -JR4 W _ -` -~~ ~_ _~- - - ~~4 __-"-~~___.mt -. F - '..-" e------_Wr .. - -: - -- - - __ - -_ .-.-____ -4 _t--- ~*____. --._- ' - - - l' AiL, :- JI" ' ,: - - . . Z'" -"T : - - - -t --- - - "- 43u is shown leaping high in L)eLt.rnd and Lyman kes on Seabreeze in th e CLIFFORD MART1 the th e air for a tiaket during the final regular season opening round of th e tournament tonight at 'ame tzmt wuw'l: itt: I t nart Tht- S rr;irii'k' _mN'tLvrrianHighgym We've got a lot of TV coverage scheduled for upcoming SCAR and USAC events beginning with the Ontario 500 S lug tiiadd Don Garlita will be debuting his new dragster West Palm heath raceway on April 9 of this year. The A event I covered last year was the best run druitracing t I went 11, all year. I am looking forward to this year's Maybe] can catch a rule with Garlits an't wait to we what the top qualifying speed for a will be in May I predict it will be iV2 miles per better Those N ASCAB mechanics are the best' The 12 Hours of Sebring, Amenca's oldest and Longest itstw.race, has begun to aaaenthk Its greatest entry, with :ulb.faceted competition art for the Thid annual running of thir endurance classic cm March 25 No lens than four full .'tur teams are poised for Or nice, with sharp par. I ;Altlutl extending throughout the several classes Factory trains from Ferrari, lila Romeo. Lola and Gulf Lescarch Racing will headline the classic battle for the prized sport,prvtotype will, and professional teams cFnmnat, the Grand Touring and Touring classes with a coJur tire battle shaping up in the former and wider par. tr- ip*tiun from several different car makers apolthghting the irtrig, or '1ranu-Am' class Ferrari anticipates i formidable three-car team of 312? three-liter spydera for Mario Andretti.Jacky Irks, Brian Iethnan'Cla} Regazzoni and Ronnie Peterson-Tim Schenker, to face Ails Romeo's Autodelta team of four TT3s fat Peter 1trvaim'Rolf Stummelen, Vic Ellcrd.Hetmut Marko, Nanni Gslli.Andrea de Adanuch and Tome Hexexniva-Ninv Vsc. cactUs Jo Bonnier will turn with Rent Wtsell in the Ecuric Bonnier LolaCoiworth T0. with Gerard Larruuaae and Ctiro Craft in the second team car . The unknown quantity Is 0 scheduled aebut of the Gulf. Mirage, a three-liter V4 Co.th.engmed entry from the garage of John Wyct, who gave bath Ford and Porsche. with (ulf Oil backing, two world championships each The new cur is nearing final tests in England, and will appear in Its 'jriit international competition here at Sebring, driven ti Derek Bell and Gill Van Lennep The Grand Touring case will pit the John Greenwood. IF. Goodrich Crvettrs against Dave Heinz Goodyear-shod in the tire battle -Goodrich using passenger car rathals whk Goodyear is experimenting with "radial.tyji." racing turn. Gvenwu'od' cu.drlver will be his dw ro'wlnner from :1, t)&c± Sniothera. with Bob Johnson sharing Heinz (orvette. The GT class has the additional Uret of the Ferrari 365 GTIt4 "Da)una" with three of the sleek Italian madunes set for Sebring - a Nwth American Ratdn Team entry for Sara }'cusey and Ron bucknuni. Baker Baring', LeMans' class winning car for Bob (,rosaznan and Charles BeynoLds and a Holman.-Moudy prepured Daytona train Kirk F. White for David Hobbs and a "mystery guest." The entry uS a pair or es-linger Per, ,aaveww is anticipated which will stir things up in the Touring categur) going against strong teams of Camarw and Mustangs It all gets together with practice and qualifying on March with the INVER HOUSE SEEKING CHALLENGE for Furm'ila Super Vet at 1 pin on March 34. preceding the 12 HOLtI{ at 11 am act March 25 Tic.teLs and adunuataun. write: A1tf1. Advance Sales Dept., P.O. Box 719. ScOring. Florida 3317D; or call (113) 3-73S4. , tonight ' ' -. - - - at - g - U '. fl -' '. .. - -' I '- '- ,.., ' two two ___ - .-,, , , . , - )(7> / - . - - 1' - - •-., '. I. DAN PALE' lt'I, iriA Circle irte in , Sanford, 3ZlIuOtU, (dUl-zit his ldrge'rnOUtrI u4itS In ,i.AIM' Crystal recently. The bass tipped the scales at . ' - , , eight pounda. - ,, - ,, - Lecsburg quint is the kmrngest chiding tournament wins over four wins u 30 the Apopka squad In the Lyman team th u gains- season The Barracudas s'.uiflslfllMS Tourruunu'nts 'lie Blue Darters luUua iUi 9-it ctuiijt a nd presently spurt a 14-12 overall Iiplace finish In retort belt. wi '5 ' ,. only ;' x,w >2!_ S ' ,. 4 4 - -, II,4ER) -- Ill 1. ST NO PRO --- ' db b t tellite Marichal and Jerry Johnson inalned absent from camp, alBy hIERKY CUShI inflicted by the hounds, though manager Charlie Fox said he spoke with Marichal by Writer Herald Sports Rockledge finished second t Phone front Santo Domingo and Satellite in the Cape oa The increasing popularity of Conference and was beaten "Juan assured me there would no trouble over the conhigh school wrestling 15 twice b) the Greyhounds. A Sa c 4,q•I4,4/ - ,' , .. ' " - ., .. ,F,rAf1M6 WF '' 4 h - of -- --- ------ - _____ NCAA Sues ABA Over Secret Pacts 11 - -- By BRUCE LWI Assodsted l'rru Spo rts Writer bu t easy. 11 th in a row against the ou "They had everything to gain gunned Bullets, who faded after and nothing to lose," Bos ton "Cleveland is a funny team," Coach Tommy Heinsoho said of holding the lead for all but the Jo Jo White said-bu t th e fbi- the Cavalier's, last in the Ccii- final Vi minutes. ton guard wasn't laughing, lie trat Division. •They were out "Ins close game," Ba1Umor' panting. there scratching and 'abbLiig CoschG,neSb.ue sighed. "pow"You get them down and they all night." er usually ns When you g" keep fighting back. They don't The Celts appeared to have clown the stretch against -i quit. Noquestion- -t.lwy'rr going th1. torked up early, leading strong team, chances are) to be tough," White said by 16 poin ts in the third quarter get beat" Wednesday night after his jump before , became The Bullets got beat b k-'shotfmom the top of the key with aroused and -aught em at reem Abdul-Jabter's power 13 seconds to play gave the with 1:46 to lit Bucks big center drilled .i l'cttics a 113-Ill National ar.1 grabbed Basketball Association victory36 lLi,licrkijjpothtsandWhite P° kit Bostin while Bobby Smith rebounds, Archie Clark h..'i ti over the scrappy Cavaliers, Car-v 25 and Austin had U) top Baltimore. In the night's other NBA Cleveland. K1iY _A101 t 4"t't2$ 4)4 ñZthf4 m f ' /t7IV5QR - games, Milwaukee cwerhau hltltlmot-e ll3-l(, Houston stir- jy(p pf ' Milwaukee's victory was Its were prised Los Angeles 119-110. Atfirst half as Hocu,iton iltut to a 40hints nipped t'hoenis 120.116, lead, men Jerry Cincinnati defeated Portland Wet and Goodr - vt 110-106 and Seatt le sçueezed by sparked one at Los A.ogeL" t)etrolt By TiE Asso('IATFIS PRIS a otwi-tiall surgesThe victor> cn.'ibled the CdtpfiI'Sj) Ore I API despite going in front 1'.1J, its to pad (heir divisional lead Portland Sta te line bac k er Rich but Lakers c.ttth the over the idle New York Knicks lwis had signed a pro contract' Ut inomitntivii to three games. But, as the as a free agent with the Atlanta score indicate-I, it was an) thing Falcons of the National Football Elvin Hays-s 1. i pumcs f'r .4'eU'; ":• ' N pA'o**r 'z-w /Q.,W3 Gail ",' - " " i'11tr1i411.d - \ ii K11 t..tIr,i *i.'dui.l.. -- - -- - - League. - Says Ex-Receiver Immature Ifollutm while West had X and Goodrich 32 for the Lakers. A CINCINNATI API gnup of Cincinnati businessmen, including the son of lot-' ner ('tnctnn.ustl hied.s' owrut'r 0 DeWitt, has asked WIiam ll the ett> to build a $15 nulli'ui hike> sk et ba ll arena (Tnt to t(it-erfrtxit Stadium. the Cincinnati Enquirer reports' I - • Duc.ey Feels Sorry For Alvarez • Carlos Alvarez: 1969 All1970-71 AllAmes-Ican, The rosweary Lak,n no match for the Rockets in the ___________________ I . ' •*I::, , tie was sun. On White's Late Hoop ssai defeat at Ron on Saturday, the consolations and Scott Bill McLaughlin have tutored the begin at6:30p.nu. Saturday and Greyhound matmen to 13 the chanipionship round gets straight victories in this, their underway at I pun. on Satursecond >'ear of opposition. And da Y. many of those wins were The top two bays In each against teams which will be weight class will make the trip entered In the District Two to St. Petersburg Northeast tourney tomorrow night at hIighuSchool on March 34 for the Satellite , state meet. A nd the size of Ut Host school Sa telli te finished state meet will be much la rger the season with a 13-2 record thIs year with 36 entries In uach Ut wright classes. and one of those losses was Scrappy Cavaliers Bow wi I st reflected In the size 01 this Other teams who'll be In, the tract." me World Champion PItt.year's district and state tour- field of 16 in the tourney and the hands burgh Pirates carne to terms namenta. met wtio've Wrestling in the Sunshine of the Greyhound.. are Bishop with pitcher Nelson Briles, for the last State has grown so rapidly over Moore, Merritt Island, Florida about $50,000. the last year that the district Air Academy, Titusville, Eau Pittsburgh player to sign Brilea 84 for t'e Pu's and a lso tournaments had to be split. Gathe, Daytona Ma inland a nd defeated the Baltimore Orioles were but four Fa th Last year ere ther l.opet district tournamcnt.i. This year Also entered in the tourne) in a World Series game. the Atlanta ELsewhere, there are eight. are Cocoa Beach, Kissirnmnee, veteran knuth. signed Braves One of those eight district Melbourne. Cocoa, St. Cloud, leballc'r Phil Nlekro. reliever it Veto Pierre. Ccii rt tournaments will Lake place at Fo Sparky Lyle agreed to terms Sa tell i te High School this Beach and Okeechobee. th Boston, and veteran Steve ll get wi The two-day m ee t wi Friday and Saturday, And i-ot.utd hiare.'kn, who slipped to a 1l3 amcx'ug the ll teams efltel'edWiU underw ay with a first 7 p.m. record last year, came to tenna be the unbeaten Greyhounds of session slated for ton.. crow night. The seunifunals with Cleveland, Lyman. ------will be held staltlnhtatll Ielson .4*,. as - - = w- DI*s trictTwo 'Mat Tourney was ' ed -- a I t - , ______ w an ..' -- For the mW.put during their and (itt inure In the third cx- • ClassCagers Tourney At Oviedo -- ~ .. - ' at e 1.011 tu,nbed hark Into a lie for by lion Etils with about (mit Rh,.e into third place in tie West f)IvLsIn. ou rth place In th e 14111. Fast minutes left. Ic u e AllenOnF*Ield away w have seen the gs,ne (tie)' played nhu'nit gnat When the tenls lifted goalie f just a Pew hours after the dent Thu' Seats iwnnpu'it In a huh 1;Ittes Mc'hMhe for an extra at- ite Sox r:uel;tiiflt at 11ittAlmrith 14 all tile 1,004 • at tootle ci their season. On the one quarter iii play In which the Parithut and uthrt'd Luuisvdit u,uat, :svro) tuuad i.huts Grurgus It'd Just )ear the Sand Crabs have won Hounds have let down and LI) ALEX SACLikftt. allowed the apposition to steal Aiauciated Press Sport. Vsritc'r ('-11 ueflt.T Scott M"Candlishi Crum, "1 was especial1 doesn't have the rebounding 11 while losIng 14 with the nctory. But one cii th ose triumphs was Tie buttons react "B? f or scared points apiece as 13th oleased with the defe nse. Cut- strength to play with us" in their final encounter of the President" --and if the election unked Virginia def eated Pitt cinnati is a good shooting learn. Rebcrmdzng strength also a 13-73 upset of the second were held in Charlottesville, Va. 114-74. raising Ut Cavaliers' but we pla yed real aggressive helped Sou th Carolina, 16.4, seeded entry in the district season they spotted the along about now, he Just might record ti 2t3 it was Virginia's defense," past Toledo, 1(.-6. Seven-footer tourney, Sanford. That game Seminoles a l9- first period first win season in 67 years of North Carolina, 19-3, sank 52.9 Danny Tra','loe and 6.10 Tom indicates the kind of bail the lead and could never recover. make it per cent of its shots from the Riker disnanated the boards as Sand Crabs are capable cii While they dud make a game of "B?' is Barry Parkhill; compe ti tion Pitt led by five points at ball- field and pressured outmanned the Gamecocks jumped ahead playing. Whett or not they it near the end the early defir'1 Charlottervtlie Is the home of tourney was too large for the Hounds t.7 the University of Virginia. Ever time and t he game was tied with Georgia Tech into 33 turnovers. 19-6 and coasted to victory, will pla y that way in make up. since RI' cane to Charluttej- 316 to go, but the Cavaliers Bill Chuiniberlam topped the 'I.yLor seared 23 points and is another thing. Lyman's hopes fix' victory Most JoIx.cc le one of the s'ilk, the ol' town hasn't been poured in 14 fret tlwaw down Tar Heels with 24 poin ts, but grabbed it) rebounds. Riker had the stretch to break the game Trt't's Steve Post took game 25 poina a.id 15 rebounds key figures In the SssLa'eeze tonight depends on whether or the same tunurs with 25 Parkhill, a 24-year-oid, f.-fucn- open In a tattle of independen ts scheme of things and one cii the not they come up with a solid Neither cu.sch was happy with 4, 1&,-pound Junior Virginia, "It as hard to get up (cx' this seeking post-season tournament Sand Crabs that the Hounds will turn effort They have several concede' Nin th is basketball player. A very the officia ting. Five technical gaunt," bids, Florida State came from t'avt to contain If they are to fine individual performers cm good basketba ll pla yer fouls er called, k. of them Carolina coach Dean Smith, behind in the fins] seven ruin- have any success. It the starting five and if they play Last year, Park hill sparked on Pitt "because we oral Geor gia Tech utes to beat Jacksonville. The Johxacsi who sparked the together It will be Seibreeze Virginia to a 15-11 record, the In other games involving Top b 45 poin ts in Charlotte We Seminoles are now 21-4 while Seabreexe upaet of Sanford, who will be suffering, first winning season f or the Twenty teams, third-ranked pla yed extremely well an dc- Jacksonville's record dipped to scarIng 33 points. Johnson is an Steve Nelson's iSi averag p Louisville whipped Cincin na ti tense and furred Tech to take Cavaliers Ut 11 years excellent shooter and many of speaks (in- i.self. The 6-1 se".lor 16-g This year, Parkhill and his 93-73, No S North Carvlimi th e Seminoles can attest to thil can kill a t eam when be is on f or mates have game a step furt her, trounced Georgia Tech 674& since ic drilled In ten hoops in this frees the likes of Randy Virginia won 16 a! its first 19 nin th-ra ted South Carolinu the upset Wright, Bruce Rime and John ga mes, climbing to the No I overpowered Toledo Lee Black Williams. finished with spot in the national rankings, h 11 Florida State defeated are also ca pable performers for 251 points for the year, the f irst tint the team had es-ri Jacksonville Th-4i1 the Sand Crabs and ha ve shown Wright, the 6.-b sophomore Louisville, 20-2. Jumped off t: cracked the Top Ten. After the ability to hit the double cen ter, is the only other 1.1) lead and was Deter losses to Penn State and Duke, figures regularly. They too are member of (l Creytgwsd team Vir ginia edged Clemson threatened Jim Price scored well known to the Seminoles to average in double figures 14. points to lead all scorers. Monday for Its 19th victory. since both pla yed key roles in has tallied 772 points in Other action tomorrow night helping Seabseexe achieve their games f or better than 10 ppg. "We played very welt." deWednesday night came isy LA1tR' NW. y will see the Oviedo Quint go into biggest win of the season. --.-Herald Sport. Vs rUn Tcmight's Icarus gets insaction against the Apupka The rest of the Sand Crab derway at 9.30 pin and Is the Hernando and squad at the 8:30 p.m. ctest be chosen thud of ti toot t ''" O"iedu art the top teams In the with the twe Friday IflVit from Reggie Dickerson, Jay Tomorrow night the winner of Class AAA, District Seven and winners meeting in an 6 p.m. WIUtuI&, Billy Glenn or Lock' the Lnan6abrecze game _-'__j . such drew, byes along with game Saturday far the district Dunn. gets a crack Gainesville In fl owfl Apopka In the opening round of 8111 Moore's Greyhounds do a 7 p m. clash. - W ., U The Lions are (stilled to. - _____________________________ the district tourney- which gets \ /\)r, 2 V '/ "j 's under way tonight at Os'ledo make it at Leut into the final :. , st. Oviedo con te has beaten High School. j ' / \% '____ , ...e1 ,J Tonighit'sactionwlltfeature u-t'erteiinuiinthediztrictwi th 41E / ' New Smyrna Beach and Ut exception of brookss'jlie -:4 Hernando Tie Brooksville CL \--_5 5, '.srU, uppoaile ci Brucuê.svjfle quint guit the li4) seeded spot Ui K .-" liernando The winner of the tourney with Oviedo gaining position with an tonight's contest will meet the the number I Ltruuksvtllu team Friday night 117 seasonal showing which I. their best effort In four year-i. ,,: 7 pta Oviedo has aucv'cvded in The competitors in _ ... t I A c illc tb.-tr Fridair nlaht'itt. "-/ ,. rstteamnrrvorthuftiwfne UtBior Darters. four times year, pfrocw a 14 hlnnlu' Parent, Toronto's vl4euI t.y (tr*il S.Iwvw4's power (en.. the Rlor'i needed arid the 'la,ne- I)urk" goalie, blanked play gnat in the first period The vktiw, rtwnbln.4 with Califoe ' It 's a uu:uut'u WIN; - ' Slim Winner Virginia rlottesv'i*11e 'z= BP Changed 01 (osl. by Jack Pgeri irrt -. 9 30 final season games and bring a 1-16 record into tonight's conagainst Daytona Seatreere. the test. The Hound.s have mountainous the u of get first past Seabreeze, then H ounds was there most stunGainsss'ille and the victca' in the rung of the season. That was a long haul 68-66 triumph over the Eagles cii other bracket. but the Hounds must begin by Edgewater. Like their opc-er-rung themselves cmly ponants tonight the Hounds concerning have shown upon occasion that with to night's contest. Seabreeze does not have an they can pla y a tough brand of overly impressi ve record but ball. action left In the ,sIlaiiger Andy Ilsthgat. and World hockey Association neat with kik t)#t:nt was t.nif liver anod then watchird tek SAnderson tilt an empty net 14 weiningly x1ruple victory for tile wtalxip gool. th . - Awful tournes - - ". not have an)'Jurtg going for R HER}\ CUSH them unless its pure tram pride Herald Sports Vs titer There is never an ears pa th to Thr would not like to end the a district ti tle and thus is certain season with an extended losing ti-ut fix' the Lyman Ger}itounds streak as they art' now face who Pt-gin their District Fiie with Thr dropped their eight - lien, wi th 5: tote in tie set'tmil gerinil unit less titan riew York's Jean htuutetle, who pkked up three In '\ '. - ' Fred Stantlt'ht scon,d three the hungers' victory over .-.--' " " tnn.'i for Boston, getting tie i'hiltaikiphiuu . k. '\ . A neat but rather untimely Itrulas back In (tie game but it -f- - ' L ;itnre-ktck by Chicago's Chris by l'hlt Esposito sns two scores m;r'!' '' te'is ttmn three inlnuili's ip.'irt It"riktu'nu deposited the pork In . ,,. th at won the game for liii' East Us' thti k hawks' net for Ihif' I I•\1f•l. I il Iht( I It'll ' iti"tt'u1 a St nit' ni I•t.I It) 'till liii' K,nki' l'ntii lain's tie-breaking goal as the Division leaders nanient at the Mayfair Country ('huh. Making the presentation is Mrs E lsewhere In the NIt. Sat,rrs scared an upset victory. John Kader. Meuntwrs of the Sanford \Vomens (;I)u Associaliuiiu played Thu hawks, who'vc, lost only ' Wednesday night, Buffalo in the tournament. st unned ChIcago 2 1 bt'w fltk three gaits s at home all )i'ar. edged Phltotteiphln 4-3, Toronto dropped their second smaIghit at shut out Pittsburgh 21) and St. (lik'ago. Jim l'appin's goal was lAiI5 blanked lAis Angeles 3.0, the only score of the gaunt for hllik Smith and t(e4 teach two ;wrkstt before Iluffalo ralli tito of the iituiers tli$lifl soc The Satin's, getting brilliant rc'nulcred to get Vauttuils, ea c h asolsted on a goal for California goaltending by Dave Dryden. as the Seals seemed ready to who was ,taklng his first start nun the 11mm-s right out of the in 2,1 games, tied It when a clearing pas bounced oft (,eI'ry taiittllng (;ar)' ('rotenu and Dick tied' Meehan's skates past Chicago's B A LEX S('htAhil' u \ll uun. unt iii itt 10 t) I un ti itli iii cul is or. It two gout. apk cc 110) I- spotito 'then Craig Auoclatrd Press 5" r"Vs nt Cr 1912 ('ontract for more than the L)odgrrs In 1971 and the Sois rushed to a 6i hillunsa) was tredited with the While Alien was prrsuuiuibiy lead before the game was half winner when lhordebiu ac"The Chicago club Judges $300,000 making him the hKtw tltkntly kicked the puck into Ida Rictu,, kllen on what he does for rst-paid pla yer In the White Sox' content, a couple of other over, but Boston rode out the storm own net at 5:33 of the period. UI on the 'leki," White Sox ul.ycoF history. lie LI expected prominent American League hiatelle scored his 46 th goal of manager Chu't Tanner dc- In Chicago's Sarasota, 115. sluggers were not-lit least, not .ini then caine roaring back camp within the nest )'et training season and assisted on two tic with gout. by Stanfield unit dared last winter after Harmon Killebrew is one of Wayne Cashinan late In the others to Increase his point tota l dealt pitcher Tommy few days for formal signing, to lC New York shaded John and infielder Steve IIuntz Allen, who spent se ven tern' eight Minnesota Twins still un- second period making It 6.3. ho assiswti on rnhcaueipniui wnite r rans itowaru is iu000' urr, e signeti, to Los Angeles fin- the 29-year- p.stuous seasons with th -- - old slugger, Philadelphia I'hilhies, will be not expected In the Texas The Chicago club must be pta> ing for his fourth club in hangs u's' training camp for pectings lot, four seasons. lit Wt 23 home "quite a white," acconuing to ----general manager Joe Burke. -iJPf 4R7"R u_f' After it big year-44 honiers, \ 126 runs batted it. ,n 1910, IV/,V /4? 1'&4'1Pi.2 V7 Howard received a 1120,0(X) con,ri tOP tract. Now he's coming off his q 'c' A//tAP /4' P.' /// ,u/4 77Q// OER8)' least productive season In five years-26 homers, 63 11111 and a 1cq" ,rt- ' /A' V .V9 tatting average-and Ut 'V F#rRY ,R club is asking him to take the 71/4f O2/7F / maximum 20 per cent pay cut. howard, meanwhile, is asklag for a raise. . San Francisco pitchers Juan Are -__ __. __V Ø1 N. •"1'i A-%.~,,1 k4 - -- with ('stifornis trade ('arid Vautmuils to (lie Imuins his Str*l gnat lying it and less shook the two National Hockey than three 11l1m11e4 later, th. big ii zz at ----- . I i-n~_if~ ur ynuunu Chances - - -- z 1 , - 4 -4 one of the forward positions. ''p the tournament could be enlne letterman has been ver interesting contest Thi Seminoles have also split effective oc defense though his wij- l.vmanu Seabreeze 10 two o!fenstte output has not been throughout encounters with each team this consist,att season asaiu. Either Frank Sloan ix' Greg Clifford Martin is the SHS will handle the ot Mitchell into tonight's pace-setter going tilt. The 6-foobS senior is Lops in forward spot. Sloan is a junior, -ung and rebounding for while Mitchell is a senior T?it U• L Tribe He is averaging two ha ve alternated during the around 17 poin ts per game. season since neither has been the center able to turn in consistent per-Martin will be position and could be the key to fOFTn&nOeS gatTit after- game Tommy Wheaton guard a cuccessftil tournament foe the forward Manley and Clifford i. ,eruior Ricks Smi th and have been .wing s.piiorncu'r PatCnmminswill action ofthe bench erew _tz---,• --._u-..- - ____~ . f __~__:.-- _,~~ . __ --, ___ ~_-_V~ - ., I ,01/1 -:' k --l-vam/ down ii points with less than two minutes left to play, bUt F. MILlS fought back to win the contest join Martin in the strting lineup, plavtrug at the guard is a single point. 7t'69 is positions The two are exc'ellant Seminoles record The identical to that of txip-seedt'ci bail handlers and both can gel ;ainusvdk. hn drew a "bye" hit siionung from ti.ie !.-ir the opening night pia. The several orcassucins the two have Seminoles split wi th the Purple taken over and cintrolied tie1 fix' pace Hurricanes in two meetings this of fensive '' i:- b1 . - f LrekkM tc, NI.and and ran into .'. - • '' ' nuin I.epitur teninq till. you AlwAild (,enter ittruck again, for (fir go- ft ~4 i the Tribe came out an top 6774%. - - Thu track record at Ut USAC Ptmcnis track has been nnwat*ed by Bobby Unset in an F.agk Unset took aLmost 1 4 off the old track mark .' k--p at ,' - pcui:in of SCCA. the) don't look too well organized this car with tile 7runs-Am series already losing two strong teams in Warren Agile and Tony tkLorriuo. Daytona Int'riuitiuniul Sprrdwa Officials claim there nw not be u ther I)i LaTin C .ntirx'ntal next year because of the lack of profit in the event ill they had felt the race at 24 hours riwyt tins uulthft lx sii - at , -• r. __ -- ~ - - V - j,•, 'lIrt I . 5- _-. '-s' '' - -- a-'- . - -. .~ ', - an - xi •" ',,, . ' ' T%vgh the 'in'rue courts. and a matctnip on the double-figures Rutty Grant sill be a neutr al floor to the finale of - iT v ' __ '- ' - 4, - _- fv-rtvf" - - - __________ .4 - t.r ,~ --_., .' , - 6 Jew - 7 `7 - ' ~ teason Rothteamswonon their Seminoles. both hitting higti in _____ - -. - __________ -' -- -- - Am - 4 __________ , ' rop o. •, li:hard Brown who qualified to the fifth starting position fin! Ut 500 and finished a vei, credIble 13th was voted the utctandirig rookie of the race A super speedway Grand ",ntiuruil Stock car rate is a cirrus of muir excitement and a dtspLa of skill and abulit} that defies description I would like ii say this about NASCAJI events generuU They art' the ItEST run events of any races I have been iii I want U take I :: opportunity ti ihani thol r)ll1nrut officials for their r,'iration and assistance during the In. Speed Week Joe V 'itlix±. Jim Foster a nd Phil Hornet along with the CAR officials maze every visit in the speedway an en. I I, bit one The NA.SCA1( backed international Motor Sports AomaUon received a real shot to Ut arm ftnancuuIl3 when IL J. Reynolds Tobacco Company agreed Ui supply lpon iunatup money to IMSA for the l7 season Reynolds was rebuffed in their efforts to fund SCCA events this year APO pIm between Sanford and flt'l.and wason, 0, ~ l'sr.nt, who annnurwe'rl Tito* R,'.kui' i'.aii. Jerqu.. I' r - n pnst'4 his first 1(18, ltsitn'il ii St fouls blanked Los AviS.!"' It ws lb. eighth straight ('air gnats, soul Stanfield scoted ii) flAt. 804K ginuie In width Itatell. ha, A,moeI*teut Press Sports Writer agnin in lIt first ifs minutes 11w' third period, (lilting ('aft a nr'ui, leaving hi,ui two itwirt of -; is a school record as / ' ._ .JIM; .-T - Th'irviny, Fob 74 Seals Perform Well But Lose : V M - '. How about that Daytona 5110 One can only so) that Ut Ta't 1 cc inOTt cznititq thor it war last veiir ian Ut y,.t-bet an and an forth Some lt cars were nut of the race b' 100. including such favorites as Babbil, Isaac. Richard Pet:t. and Buddy Baker The winner, A. J. Foyt. had never won the 500 rrvrnus r rn thougn he came close on several nccaziar, noU*bf whcr he run nut of ur while kisding Ut rare Charlie ztiach deserves a to: of cieth: for piloting Ins tn*lgr iii siond place finish Englishman Vic Elf ord deserves mut rr'ognttimi for his 109i place finish Ui a Plymouth Another thing I must note is That Cafe Yarborough kbokl hkt lx' has a competitive rule in that Plymouth as he fUUSIWd I! sr'enth position 4GLAwk `_~" . - - ~ - __ I - -- . 4 . 0 * . 0 * 9 J,i I _ 11~ tj" Z. ..SCAR. !nda) won the pole position for the Trenton. New Jerw .nd Notionalin 19t and finished in the to l( in 1 cares year f'rld41% 1zi a true professinr.. in ever, %L0M Of word Ibi1r was 36 years old. He was nuirned wtty4 four cmlitren In the 125 mile qualifying race Last Thiwiiday. IIzssirr was doing what he had been doing an well for years trvcling at close U. no miles an hour around a rare tract it, :ipeUUon with other fine driven We who love the sport i: miss him terribly. We are extremely and at his passing .-7 going into the tournament Seminoles won both of the first two encounters, neither could be considered eas wins In the ' ,• i ~.2010 it Even without a win tonight this this - .- - - It 41F ' This 'ear the Semuniles aft Tbe first game, set f or 6 p, in., winning team will advartive to Se"Iltiole, basketball team elkw wins during 11w' The achieved will pit Mainland against hike regional enrnpetituvi Cit) The Seminoles swini intz, .Sanford Herald will select the regular season, This will be the third tangle action against Deland at :45 All-Tournament team, which name of thc garm At Seminole, him winning basketball During In his third year at Srnthole, five Neam as V* varsilit Mills piloted the Semimles ttl A Serninak High he brought wft The Sonfr,rtj Hornid Six Goal Effort Wasted , Tribe Battles In Tourney Tonight TRACK TALK Wi% Non vu rh r U _ -_-_ ' Mizellaneo us The Cu ba n Comets feet may have lost some of heir speed, his hands a degree of adhesiveness, but, the University of wide outgoing Florida's receiver re ta ins the tongue of a cobra. -"lie reset tried to under- 4, a sickly 7-4 that saw Alt'art's, Doug Dickey is the solo ta rget stand problenis. Whe n Dickey Heaves and others complaining wh, In Alvarez' shooting gallery. ran Into a problem, he would try about this cold professional 11 he thought took over from a fathrr.t>pe The Guitars' head f oot ba ll to put it aside, coach, his body already riddled that would keep It from spread- like Graves, BY HUBERT MIZELL -- - - - ado - BALTIMORE tAL') -John ('arty, a scout and turner nonor league pLayer and manager Ii- Ut Los Angeles I lk'd Wednesday of cancer at age 57 - I , • - -. - - - -- as - ages from Porter. By ROBERT MOORF Asslociated Press Sports Writer execu- with verbal buckiihot, absorbed Ing. I le'd try to cage It like a bad Walter Byers, NCAA dog. 1k' would otter attack the more lasth this week. the director, sa id the 116.163 a few pr'o ble m. " The words of Alvarez: lAst fall. the tally dipped to 4- 7 bitterness reigned. heat u's, ,n attempt at gersonal glory, h ilw, not a lot h l iii s' %.0 the No. 1 draftee of tile ['tillA KANSAS CITY (AP) represents out-of-pocket ez quiet Part of the past two years. adelphia Eagles, has kept 1231,663 d tage . "I felt relieved when the Sei' guense to the NCAA for Inabout his feelings the "All iii>' staff has teen expects ftsr print "Ihickey filed by the National Collegiate Ust Porter case and players to be Interested In ion was over. I didn't enjoy ()ft Dickey, but Alvarez remains ciatetlw tilt w inning tunss, bowl Athletic Association against the ',estigathnug the additional 11(0,000 Is "being winning trains and .iuct'ess(ul athletes. Southeastern playing the way we have for the the fanged or ator. the American Basketball Aasoclchampionship, past two years. obviously tits- When I look at the tio)s Itt Porter, for- sought because of damage to Conference Dickey allan and Howard turbed, perhaps even a ittIte ill, coached lance Alwtirth, Bob I Ow association, reputation that's all, You're not there to The Irntition rests met All-American Villanova over tearing the latest barbs Johnson, ttichmond Flowers to its ability to enforce our win a de gree, but to win Ut University. Alvaru, quarter back John from the kid whose pus-catch' stnoitg uIhers-whu are tuxisy eligibility niks and to the In- SEC." lug total of 66 in '89 slipped lii 44 pro football standou ts, I know The legal action is designed to tegrity of the NCAA'. national Heaves and an exceptions] -Dickey and his coaches sophomores ignited and, finally, to 40 as a senior, w.'ve its-i'm a part of success. of stop the ABA f ruin iec'retly tournament." weren't used ttsapauingtamne, butch "We'll again be successful, For half is minute after he signing college players belier arter, who now plays for the 'I'hey just didn't know how to Florida to a 9-2 season In 1969 they complete their eligibility. (ilcaga [lulls of the National coach receivers, and we had including a (lator Bowl victorY informed of the latest blast, ton, attic tinitersit) of Florida, aluuiuni support is Ir-eteaItt coach Doug was mute. Then he itThe NCAA filed in. suit Basketball Association, led Vii' some good ones. We spent too over Tennessee, a it Douglas butted; nientlous. The morale of our you guessed Wednesday in Common Pleas lanova to second plate in the much time on blocking and not by "I feel very, sorry Carlos had football team, now In spring Dickey. CourtinChester,Pa.,and asked national finals last March at enough an pass routes so our Malt Injured kg Ut last ISacUe, couldn't lie hettet, We ' selected as the pass routes got sloppy," the court to order Ut ABA Ic Houston. lie Then, Ray Graves was sell- toplayon good s..' lemlea. It aff ec ted him both demand two boosted to the post of athletic physically and emotionally. It Carlos was alwa,', rvati.fy the T'4CAA and the school toarnament's uuiost valuable inst respect --"The player director and former (lator i •illi'ilI .- hhu I Involved wIth in 24 hc*crs situ .tiwtant IJUU7 • q ua rterback lfl('key sius hired difficult for all of us. remaining with player "I'm sorry Carla. didn't like After it uii determined Pot' could never get an answer from will thu SEC ABA eligibility "l believe Alvarez thInks he Is lily 1ersotuihit>'. You don't al assistant coach. Everything to COflP! home' and ter had signed an ABA contract that eluded a mature person. Statements be ch$uIipIOlIItIlp tract great aUre'tlona for Dec, 11, 1970, arid was assigned had to comic Irons Dickey. We'd club, Villawe I)ickey c-oniing over to take Graves for a decade and a bGt imuade when I came to the everybody you ituest. 1 feel sot.' In addition to the I,'hs'ictjz,,n, to the Pittsburgh reilul of predecessors dating University of Florida and liii ri for ('sirIuw lie became a lost1 Its second place charge and we'd laugh and say, bunk to tie league's birth iii the NCAA seeks general and stustemnents now 'ire cstn'tmiely soul then hi' gut hurt, lie's the special damages totaling $118,- finish in the tourney and fur, "Oh, oil, tflacklield Coach Jim. 1933. Inumuature. one who's really sufferIng." 613 from the ABA and Porter felled its share cii (lie receipt.. my) Dunn is having his s-"They (thus statements) The defense rests. taken away," Dickeys 1970 offerIng went 7. and 1100.000 .enwlary dam' annuminUng to I - - asso-- - was - / IV at -, - M was "rim - an was players a 11)1 Now tItru April 14 MIIO..I' Monday & Saurua f\uii liii,,, 145 p in and 5 p m Play The Fabulous Bt .4a%m.i4m. • Closed Circuit TV signs an an sg g', No wa>s have JPflfORD-ORLPI)DO KE(WEI. CLUB nova vacated are 93 Mu.. nouth of O,.ndo b.tw..n .iu () �8t Thursday. Feb. 24. 1972 12A_Tt* Sanford Herald ~ S87•3 Three Year Projected Deficit Of . Billion Federal Government Is Operating In The Red ti iAMtS CfrRY nu than t.'v riJ sift A,5 t.J( - sugty in the Treasury Depart- ment. Joseph A. Irdrnan and axnui A Okr.er N the Brc1np In5titubm say that by plugging loces in t he ted ballm in new revenue cd be a-rvrd a"inuafly aith'it changing rates 'itt abnati evycme's tax pavn*nt would rise because L' swaal elp0011A ci-lleges tourtithg sbns ,.. gam 2.. tht t have swung together tree ancial years in lustzry. cxn$ling a tctaJ cted dthcll cii fir billiat. if the urn st iggeSl two 1*2 e.ies1L e Is 2 way 10 ccrect this % :: -iul resorting to rrgretsve S Delegate Medicare' Is Ready 1'"I. MC(3J t. ople %rws Service Rulilican k.\ DILGO - atlorial Ccamezitioo plamioral :if coem are hoping Uwe will tie no bead-crackIng of the IOU ChecagD variety bore when the Grand Old Party pthen Aug. U rrnmate Its peesentki andidate for Ncivenher& electm Operatiou Nceetheleai. Corn'entian Medicare already Is tiuepnMed and plans range Iran an aspirin supply for Dr. Henry Kiasingers tenson I adaches to blister pads for the feet of weary delegates. Two San Diego phyLcians.. Drs- Stephen Murphy and William Herrick, in charge Of medicare' Maaticsia for the cnvenb, trorilcafly have taken a leaf from the Desmocr&ta' medical game plan Ice the 1 Chicago ccuwentun By looking at the w.zst out, we'll be ready for a far less rxltnsive problem In San Diego this summer,- explains Dr. Murphy. He studied the Chicago medical plan before drafting one for the Retiuliicans. Drs. Murphy arid Htmck. the tatter a past president N the Sari Diego Count) Medical 5ty lifted pages from the Democratic cmvenitim catalog of illses at I? Juti m likely to c.cx-ur at political cceicla'e Most cii them did at hre * small grioisp U Crrets is talking sbe*S facsr tlrruigli at least srune of these rrrns as the prior f or raising the naUruial debt ceiling when that awt arises again later thi.i ear. The extent and depth N the eces that they x are aiming at are apparent ruil) when they are trcigtd together in am sunur4liam That is what Pectaw and (fter have &me U a presen the Jcnt befcre tabrin of Cmnittee E-rr.w va'ue added tax now undec LaSt NMI WAS}UNGTh?' yriar the U ruled States wtU In tbe red = b'flzor 1Us ,ar the ekit *i an estnated $*J ::IrLNext year It U ezwded .S blZbir*ans that by JIU* * tie 1Lwc3e..' Eliznthat)rui of the tax rsempbcm Ice interest from state arid lxsl govmunent bceida, axation as ordinary U come of all realised capital gains arid gains translirted by gift or bequest Lirutatlnr at depletion allowances to cost depletionTaxation cif interest an the current year Increment in the insur PJITCfl&e value of life cash ance policies - Sanford Hcxnennaken, it in A.Cemiter. 10 lake Mary Women's Club. 11 am, 3S El Capitan Drive; p.. Bahama L. 'tiec,ri, 12)0m. a - Tuastzrustrrss Club, it pm cif f..rriefte INBary tnc AuociUon Feb. U wtiite tlephant-nirnma,tr 10 sIn -4 p in, Scinin',ie t'lua. Rotary Club South - - - - - cii income splitting for n1hrr'e1 sicm ofnet -.td *~_~ ___ 1:71 1 t Q, r In juries take.y s 1i tapw' dw-tng the coaventino bert. concedes Dr Henlct, sekta to bats the medical wt rograni within the San Dwgc Sports Arena. site cit cwvenbn et think thr t.eaxiris ra w'fl ccoz to a cc '-extent than they did in *go Nr'erthe. the doctors concede, during those three or four hot diii in Auguest tlw anticipate such, pticaU as maladies motivated hesedades. mostly Iran UT, gastric diwbances. sgu bruises of all shapes and sixes. cuts, and lacerat1ms; grains. mostly ankles; blisters. most frcuyj applause during the *ecbes; eye r=rurlatmg krntaum problems; some diarrhea and perhaps a f ew i*art attacks People away from home olter, develop tcxithacbm trio. the doctors point out. They consi der "treatable cases all tt rukier the cvcventiac medical care plan Di-. Herrick thinks gastri might be a real problem outing cum'ention tames here. especially if a Ice. of delegatim their families and friends travel down to TIjuana scrom the US.-Mexican bcrder f' dinner. 1~ __ ;q-t- 4&1~~t_~~ The relative changes would be greatest for the very poor and the very rich. Ø that when al l ot the tax Advantages are eliminated the rate of taxation on IncOme today Is surprisingly low under present laws. 4 - C d" ,-..-- I o---.~, 4 41 Mardi II Ccen t*eI and "abtiage thnpm, ei.K.cdC ha 11. 7 open to public Bargain Section tf.,,_ . 4 11"% . ;- ' 0.1I 1 ., . J % - id ()G 1. M.nIpOIytSttrdOubl*kflittP011 C01t with shaped 2.butlon styling. Button th ru pockets and deep cen?e .en' in brc'.i a"i bTje !crueS PIjd)S .,. c.0C' ,. ç'i -.s.'. '\friA '. 1 • . *1 I i'Z'Wk \ .':".'tJ \.: l"iI , -d ! ' - .,.1._ '.. • ..,. * "n... ,1 .. ,,.i All Sciuls .ial 30 p In - 11w haarii .1 rliri'i.- turs of 11w Winter l'ark Telephone Company approved it proposal to split the company's conunon stock on a two1or-one basis and reduce the par value from $250 to $1.25. Boys Polyester double knit sport coat in fancy patterns and solids . VW Builds 1 5007,034th T.ilred '.uth ..de lapels and flap . WOLFSHUUG, GERMANY_Volkswagen, a company which has broken one record after another over the years, broke the grand-daddy of thein all when the lS,00'7,034tt1 p 1W off the aswinbly line at the company's Wolf. r.) s.* ,,_1 aburg factory. This accomplishment broke the record held since 1977 by Ford's Model T as the world's most-produced automobile, Thousa nds of Volkswagen employes and guests watched as the silver-blue Beetle was driven off the assembly line by Anton Keller, a veteran of 17 years on the line, to break a production record that most indus leaders bind expected to last forever. - ' I l - _~ rZ. 0 ' % 1 / i. _ ________ Honor Sparks Earns __ • '1 ______________ Heavy sounds Company's Central Florida agency headquartered in of today hits. ') 72 . . Speci ¼h' / special V 4 1 -11; ,jr . -,.--- 11 special L 92 special 1 .W T I I Bacardi Sets Records ........ 9- . I i - - NEW YORK, president, announced today. Sales increased 20.8 per cent and profits increased 34 per cent. Consolidated net Income for Bacardi Corporation was 810,950.381 or $8.21 per share in 1971 after provision for an extraordiruur 'harge, as compared with net Incume of $1,218,874 or $5.41 per share in 1970. . .1 ) b -. - I I -s Citrus Advertising porcelain enamel finish crispers. LAKE1ANI) - The Florida Citrus CommntasiOfl'S comb tract with its new orange products advcrtising agency -calls for the payment of a Dancer-Fitzgeraid-Sample, Inc., flat fee instead of the usual 15 per cent commission on all Twin I Bcu. ft. of food storage area. 3 sesame street 2 record and book Sale 297 leg. 3.99 your Choke. ..24z36' 27 x4e, tog 59. Now 4.97 36 a 60' reg 11 00. Now 8.97 Upt.Jled effect. geometric b'zrPf NY, , -1 pie, in decorator coc's Late' bac. i ng - won't s' is 1/achine wathte t Al: - Earnings and sates for Bacardi Cot- ii, . - - poration esta bl ished new records for 1971, Jorge J. Bosch, I finish crispers. cantilevered : - II I / special i -i I .11, - installation, porcelain enamel shelyet Completely frost free .n blh refri;er&Or and freezer -. Oriandr- The honor Is awarded on tile basis of his outstanding record of sales and services to clients, 288 early bird special I L _ - 1'IIILADEI.PIIIA- Kenneth I.. Sparks, of 1237 Hamilton Street. l,ongwood, FIn., has been named "Agency Man of the '(ear" by his associates In Provident Mutual 'Life Insurance stock Sale. Our off. of work shoes. entire advertising purchased. Edward A. Taylor, executive director of the department ising over 01 citrus, pointed out that if orange pr oduct advert " e the past five years had been under the fee system. th or $971,000, to mmounted CommissIon's savings would have year." per of an average sav.ng be ih ThefeePrnt ed for the11rstnhiefh0thpi05htl for $800,000. Atljustznrflhi are necessary of the annual rate the next six month period. 20% Laundry Income Up American Service Corporation, diversified system, Florida laundry, linen supply amid part products period ended reported net Income of $240,807 for the 27-week imila r period a year Dec. 31, compared to $32,049 for the s ago. Isador'e and In a semni.nnnual report to stockholders. executive vice and president.tre*surer Harry Ih,rskowitz, H per president of toe Mlaniii.based company, said earnings the period. 19 cents for cents to from two rose share MIAMI Thisisa good week - Revenues al-so increased from $6,173,575 to $'' Ft. Myers, Facilities, in addition Miami. s'e located in West kionivilli', Orinnuiiu, (limines%lIlC, ,lam Sarasota, Tampa, Beach. amid Daytona l,ocka Opa TituiviiIe. heath, 1 1 hui to "4. ---- --__________ 'sp y I Sale Sale 11 Reg 149 111 M Rig 14 cs t 1?.t? irof V * 'Ptti,'! I'.,. 06 Air 04r," C p V. e ei 14' C' The election of Dr. Jack It ('nitchtield to the board of directors of the Winter Park Telephone Company was an riounced by J K Galloway, chairman of the board. In making the announcement of Dr. i'ritm.'hfield't ' pointziwnt. Galloway said the Company experienced 5 consolidated 18.3 per cent increase Ili stations and earning expected to be $1.75 a compared with $1.43 in per share ire expected Rig. 12 II, (;!; eIi.r .-. Critchfield Elected Sale 1039 *!?! tii,b'e aol. CL1hQri tciiciui 1970. to get organized! Pait of getting orgild Is DNtha with thea. thilisgs you don't redly n.d. And JnD^r%n,nw Titusville Bank Sold u#U I H I7 The values are here every day. that's wh.q Waist Ads enter the plctws. Get orpdz.d this week. Ph. 322-2611 or 831-9993 Today! the 1wtrntInlIy 11114c uwariIntiful eaiii'tIItwflts in I1w1110 ry today Is the fieir.day week, whetlwr it 1w fir the usual 40 tu*us or (or 5011W Sanford Plaza 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. First Florida liancorpciratiOfl, T. E. Tucker, president,Reserve Board's approval c'S tiii revealed today the Federal application to acquire 90 per cent, or nwe, of hue voting stock of flank of Tltuivtlll. First No Tucker said that (lie addition of the 'fltusvllle batik (Au First Florida would bring the holding t'onmlpaflY assetS to $387,313,000 Mon.- Sat. as of Dec. 31, i97l. in r)M ('rlTflpafly laments tha t 'engineer; who tended t#fcica In run IL, .rrk Into n4 corn. Saturdays... *wktenly changed They fu'smnI their pattern th.rna.Ives recitlented arid .. inrwl lob. lairri pro.Iu'. Ernpinyeii tivity ioinetllfl?i ,to renews twruuse of a happier wrutli lotte snil t,ccaUM' of incite efficient utlllrati°n of fusrIlitle', inch a; a i,ioflt. llundicdN cninpiinlel. 1"rge and it litAll, have at lc..sl tutiiI the tiles and i;iost employers and wotktts. juuliting from re ports avIlablt, are happy with th inking In terms cit leisure hr. In;t.'a'I of their work" Itiva Prior, a CambrIdge, Mass , consultant who publithes - -- --- - -- ---. - .. ' -.:. •• - ' ~_ _.- ' . -11 _J__ .-1 - I - J3 I :._t~_ - . - -;r;-: ~ - z_:~I_-., _ ~~ , _.X Sauce Pan And Its Use __ P ;' . .._ :.- I .--.- .--.-.. , .1- . .11 4- .- A% i(iV( F _ I - paniel .isfng the fr'nr4ay ,k hut omits growth rat. fIgures, hti-b .a'*e som, readers with the npeessli'un that the mmement ':5 .s minor happening." __ _ ____ __ - 4.0IrVVer%",6T%1, _.. - k- V.u.t .5.1 Ia(W4"PAII' ii illt,%tltUt.C. UtNNIFI' It OPPi'IiIi (U be (T1IC bu t r it Anal) M' Buuelnris ;.'rl,,nrc doesn't back It up A In th e NEW \'OI(K iAI'p by Georgia Tech Ire Ii.world of ;wrsonal finance anil 510h1)' At Invcstimwnhs there nrc Innuiner I"uilerI Reserve flank ('f token for lanto teniui bi show us Ii lr5' ...-' I '., ç 'lh\ able asslIllulitIlifti to between the nluurlwr f granted that lie years they re tion checks written and rtedit ean'l'i main unquestioned, uWl. (g (1u ti me they become 11w study indicates that as basis of theories, are offered as gross income increases for ;u proof in arguments and are does the use 01 tart inc. laiuiily acted upon, aornetlznes also does the us. 50 sand uessfuUy. A rumor, for exc he cks. e same th ample, sometimes has Four billion checks were stock ni.'et effect as a fact. in 1941, when credit written false enerally, however, fa. were rather insignificant. formation is costly to the user, cards -re writTwenty-three billion wcan determine so see If you and banking Nfl. acten last year, which of these s ta tements Is are becoming quite conchili curate: '.mg, wwIing. etc 'it ~11` N _111~ - 'ri IIffeI'PIiI in ore. disi;' 'I material. 'H.' ',umifluiTi ieecirCpafla 'aroos th icknesses. C Iheel The i iast .. :• . - I . - ' eInII very thick, the 'iar.ith' .dt And pot are maIden us intl 'hers :5 usually .s '.i't .. ' - chances are you won't have to by 1*. -The Sicilian price of new use as many checks as before one-family houses keeps rising sei've because your card will i I every year. This seems to be so, but an important asterisk should he noted The fact Li that In 1970 itedlan price a ct ually fell to $23,400 fronti $25,600 in l%9 That appears to be a , i ll hilt" reel utuminurn -nil and the handle will tie ,t. .---. I - ~_ -11 you use credit uart :i "' ud. (t he ...-r/r.•dthin,A the iIitniun th iIit '..' ""-. :. Ilii•(er's zucchini ar.d grap(nnt Li i'd tALl iltiE I RE.\ I plate N 011 aptizing taste treat which counts up to 45 calories ,i1ad a sr- Salad Plates Keep Low Calorie ( decline, especially duri ng inflation. But YC builders fearing they might price their product out of the By TUE BASCOStEI market therefore reduced the Copley News Service 11w medIan price was NEW YORK-Swiss naticriaLs I)IE'TI.R SZLtflhINl smaller, but so was the and tourists alike leave Swit- Indeed the median house. 01 £n-.lJGttt su .Nl) (;IUrEFRI'rr zeriand with regret for many size -The median In which inter' C'le) cCi ilerilce SALAD PLAn: reasons. l'romlnent among eat Is compounded can make a 21bS'chirii these, certainly, is a lack at SaIjd whuuh offer a wealth to the country's food blgdifferrnctina%horttlrne for B-ouLu salted Water access taste, of good r.utzttlun arid small savers, specialt'ea. Itbap frestmgrateoi That's what you hear, but it without too IuKh a calorie CL$.lIlt near New gra pefruit peel or living in 'Thou meal should be included in After get. may not be what ou cat may lgraprfr'iit. City, however, York In two years of depositing $25 a p(ansasoftenaiposslble. They ec tioned 2c ai s with nostalgia janit 051011 for cxare particularly important for per cent, at 5 'i red whi te any one of several restaurants month you those who are watching their would have $29. s. immuple, he Swiss dis third. separated authentic serving calories. with daily compounding, $628.39 into ring Notable among these ('titers zucchini artl grape. compounding. which with annual LI cup bottled IUW Swiss Inn Manhattan's all of the was opened by SwLso-bocn Compounding works its mag- fruit salad plate meets calorie Italian It over extended periods, when desired requirements. It tastes salad dressing wiured Zach and Oai Ic calories, with loaded interest. But like it Is 's I'luckeger two years ago. For the interest begi 3tbspa snipped butsaysaromtt45Ca!((iesPor over the shoct.trrm it really fre'nh parsley ten years before tha t Zac very visible serving doesn't make itself owned a re .,tnui-ant just acrc Floridian summer salad Slice z'chim rto riands for small the street. -Most famnilie now have a mold, which contains good pro' >ield about (lie cups Cuk in twin in the c heese. a.s well cov ered saucepan us boutirit Honi in the Sw ta_s canton 01 account. vitamins valuable and saltrit water until limier but he started his ap- savings That appears hi be the case. nunierala in the vinci) cii fresh still crisp I not overcouk. prenticeship there In 194$, Research ('enter at fru lt. is another which can be thoazghlv advancing to the position of chef The Survey ,tcbugan considered by the calorie tare in o bowl with gratl University by way of hotels in Geneva. the found in 1970 that nearly tw salad gel can be crapefr'iit scvuusis and onion counter. Cstaad, Basel and Viliars. all faimiltes 1usd ac- the base for many sataits, rangArriving herr in 192 he setup thirds of flik(i. Add salad ifresung as counts and that the median ung Iran vegeta ble to lightly Cover and cf-i'll un 'oss shop in Westport, Conn., holding-halt above, built hi'- dash C1wz Pierre. low-was $130) it '.'t r' uitul:r.g i'..... for sv'ral 1t) I'C in relrlget.ltAlr M.mes 10 to 12 •• servirwi FIJIRIDLtN SIMMER S Basic jg - --._________ ---- ---- - ---- -- (LII) "I' 11) ujtfavorect g.swi i,cupcn)lut rater frmz mran4. '.c mace concentrate, is The Cooking Corner ,.r,i including ratsefol.-'. Q. 7-4 today. taucepans I eti' if itiiei' m .risks ii.iri 'bi'y are used for mc', . Sw iss Treat In N namer o( mnderit, Ir. iilV tiavuig .s tong rtart' ,,( unletImes .5 -iwer - . i" :r.ry defines it .15 5 flli". -. __________________ her fIg- ur's for the rrnmh.r '.1 -nm- lie ,' I ,he w ri.'pmrtmert quotes mainly by * P11gb 113 (shoe been ono cii the chief research costly startut$ i4 that Mrs Poor hiss h.enrne Mr. Rich *. cl,p also wnders why the IA- Her Ire was arruised, it seen'.s, f'.r's Workweek letter, Ms rector (Inn In 11w ntwnber of meeting that the only dgnIft. 'ant thing atw,int the miwevn'nl Mrs Prune to ask 'aused Meial rtaeked at a largo husincti recently "What the heck is goifl 'lfl'•• II I • , . , :1 A - t April 22 H~ In making the announcement, J. K Galloway, chairman the board, c,kl this luruipiicml will be subject, of course, stk1rnlkr approval at the annual ,,wcting on April a. At the present time, g-r ggrg shares ou,andIng The company currently has three million shares of common stock authorized which would be increased to 6 million shares 9 upon approval of the proposed split. I', 1. {• Senn to 5 pm.. Sanford Ovlc Cetre Four paintings to be awardt- at 4 p rn Tea time 2:)0-430 I sale. NEW yOJIK i Atli totrieil 'ilit ccii, P,'vwcv#f -' .I ~. . ,114 II 19 95 TZ 1. ii-~-_. .,. , k A .1I I 6% A. A 88 (Hi0 (if Telephone Business Facts And S tock Spilt Fancies - &j At' lIsI,itueSl AnaliI rr"." '4 the rn'w*_ rilit; that eh. pree. rr."r' -t vide; both pro and eon on the subject ?'Ievet thele. judging (trim rrirnmenta arid etji'un*, .sncr,e rMetvetq appear to th ink that Ih.notlon rnaytw.Wtrtdflwfl At any rate, n.gative attitudes cc II 't- Ijtkiri uiy It s'.P tP';i nt4e 11fl14' with th#Ir tavuuIlIe' an ntuiuitt1IflItY I,, take iriinIv• ration'. a KreMtef ( tuair'w p ti (evetop t.iiuire skltI.i S,ino even say It enables then, to take on a it itilIN Ut 'NNIIE Thursday, February 2l. 1972. Sanford, Florida PAGtIU THE SANFORDH E RALD - A - 4 8 track tapes .urrb - .i=- I Four-Day Work Week Is Growing . $25000 and over. Special Special stereo albums lli 3 stu.. faslucin Desserl DeltLfia Ubiary Assoctstio. p.m.. at DeltD'3 CocTI) Center _ 4 '? 4or 41 \\ ,~.~,13~;5~e! I ~4_-X. - / I I An(.rnter. y' - 13 V'rath pec i al week- e nd v a l u e s . Mar. I Sonni lawn and(artleIl Altamonte Springs Wcxr.an ' jiool, Club I asbitsi show. 10 am Artienter. N Building Education A)tamon*t CorIunuZuty 0=0Seminole Cuunitl.i.e South (a Progress Preential Marcill S Ruaerwati Awua N4ht spring lawn and garden pin, Corit) 7 i01.. Alicenceite Springs, 730 Sennlrxile Audutiz Society, 2 pariasa house L!lu3ttatL3 lecttt on Alaska. States from estimated $775 billion under present law this an Inyear to $214 billion crease N $IU billion, or 2$ per cent in the income tax base. Stated another way the prop4td comprehensive Income tax would Increase taxable incone b!. $156 billion. At 1972 rates the increased tax yield would be $77 billion. Where would most of this fall' payments as ordinary Income. Elimination N most itemized deductlora and Of the standard deduction itait not the low-Income allowance). Elimination at the special exentloris for the aged and blind and the retirement uictxne tat credit Eliminate the rate advantages but not the mechanics -T - of all family units In the United 1axaticm at tra.nzfet - i Employers, Workers Are Happy ---- I Feb. 24 tS1tR bU511111M meeting, $ p r., 120 North Park Avenue, - ........% Seminole Calendar ; m-rtgage Interest, , ,~ 1,111111111,111 rjc ti tlmn*t)cii of the i3'atiflS for real property taxes and - About 10 per cent, say Pcch. man and Okner. on families with Incomes under $10,00I Another 43 per cent would hit families with Incomes between $101130 and $25,000. and the m.aInIng 47 per cent would be paid by those with incomes of cuples and the maximum tat (ifl C&ri'*d income. These 10 changes would raise the total adjusted gross Income w'rie ant rr'nt in tuatc Cxiçrvs The chaie' rrrd -•• -- w ~__.___ ~-_~: - - I - - ~ ~-- for tent aluminum pans .e. w:umiess udel. a ft4It not.rn, mu that are lie right sue fit your range nut Th. edge n' the pan 'an be roiled s Mm't*. Rolled edges thmuld tie .r.'iaed 'los, to lie sales i, - .rm..a'iar,m o'hattiwres n crevice eriere lid may ,iii' A Imp in either cade it the :ifl 5 .mfl IIIV;lfltài(C ir'a ri-.ini 'Carmm War' k"ititfl 00 the minute that .irmot be dan.aged liv 'teat -C ae,,r Pyroceramn -afl xilli. .Lin$t t'itrcrffle 'tiilhtitr in tefim neratures which allows it to tie tim fr's-tie fud .ukt JK . ".ini in tW i.imC -imn tasnri It sill nut .abirb tat ur flavori It ciii ii"ail if 'o4*s1. -5 sun-c tt i,ti Cr415 11.40% 'iIT i 11 cull .arar F .mnible to the tile pail is trp.st or at uar I ,udden change in temper-i' 2 q* sugar I cup cottage CheeSe I cuP '.piiws.t cnmd blue ieti 1 cuP Plain yogurt • tp 'rtu pepper sauce and lcupam grapefraitsect:nznskwtii 1 cup iliced tr'n.sfl fngtussegn •stwbemes, bunanas. etc l lettuce cizpi Sprinkle gelatin over stir o'mier hut wa ter maiiti.l '' u1 concer tin is ssoIved; trite jriti sugar Combine blend in gelatin mixtrr Star yugart and Tabasco cheese tflL2tiItC 3fltil ',redtent.i are th oroughly ':"rvled Pour Into lightly ailed i li s')-t179 mold. (2n11 until firm. sitU line ;-,w With pa.r. .L.ut tow' huurs. (,'rwttally nanti make a high fluted run. noid cheese salad unto plate. Plait "49" of foul aver pastry InSuttuwid .mmlcl with indi'41du41 and fIll auth dry beans or trust salads in lettuce 'iW' Prepared Foods And Hosp ta ty i'.nuled hetalise t wilt pang i.stC fuel wn :t .1 'are will -au.se it to explode ('eAflIng 13 easy. it Call me it cmured without worry ici'alcnlng Stainless ite"I a author popularmn.itL'rhii fur iaucpans. Their are two grades ii a high grade staInleSS steel cmii have its -muhwtivlty ii ut sputa - ammnale'I the adwtmon 4 copper to the ii aluminum. or tutfl .71 tli* pion Infermur ';u.aiity staunir'c iteel will have hut spits .unii IhIJUhI be avoided. Enunnetware may have tiul sputa develop :auamg food u j worth Hot spats mca 71 .5 priibiem in thicnce .iteniis i.kjiies cause aluminum i ti.&ulur They dill itt'ceI, engmv(weiir. ar gia.'i 1411wetfure.tiiese mugortals u" preferred (or coulwig 'snul' sod enauu JUteS. *e fining starring utwuai cheese, mustard. Aid 1 can lO' m iii I chicken 1ras 11 SUSAN nEI.lGIfl' UZ.l prepared hiur' and hl pepper Sauce. 2 cups 18 fly Copley NewiSerilce heat, stirring until iheese Is seradish mustard 'katie with i c ..icten wu hospitality Each nwited. Spear treatbafls with P sauce hot pepper ,, :t. oath pre'.ent Bake shell five to seven "t'i*ki sax sortnv.s. represinteti by fu.'ds which can and dip tice. cut In lInch lurks or toothpicks III iriliufl cQ4ti: French bread, Remove frozen be prepared ahead, then bread cubes Into remaining minutes until 'ust set. ,rapefruit. cut sltc or refrigerated and tirougtit out i'ubeihod, nux beef, luncheon sauce Makes 60 uicatbaU.s Icr from oven, take out foil aiJ ad top, then cat off peel in strips In tears Cool slightly belier for thawing or warming just trtmt top to buttasm, cutting meat, bread crumbs, onion, appetliers. f ill ing before serving time. PIE sHEll. ep enough to remove chute sauce. Foods for easy hospitality egg, anti Wotcritthite Preheat o%efl ii' 425 degreesHIM AND $JSlOs PIE rmacmnbranc 'Then cut ilice fr'jin .atballs. In skillet. which are Shape into n I U rge A lso should be ones bottom. Cr cut oil peel ruwid off (at. Prepare plain pastry for 8tnoh separated into run, or broun ,nt'imtb&sllS. pour delicious served either and ruwid spiral t,sshicm Go 2 tbeps. butter s cold and are suitable for hors over fruit Again, r fli4.'vtflg any Partly baked 8-mach pie shrU remnainurig white nwmntbr*fle r main dishes. d'ou'res we abovel Kelanescsth*lb' ,tiUI*1 ibiS Party foods should be fun to eat as well as easy to fix. pxiDPt strips Such a food Is mmueatball 'htve'J c'uubeci 3 cups 3 egg,, slightly beaten prepared fondue, in helm can be th*-tmp, s other sealuod 1 'up beiri broth or bouillon ahead and refrigerated or pie shell partly baked cup milk frozen. The dish can be useI Jt)LJ%,e whisky ict to eioi tI touiupaimiit"l by French brm'uul 1 W5 3 eggs. slightly beaten tsp. pepper cubes Ili the zesty sauce. TIme cup tomato jtuk.". h'irtie.at uveni to 375 degrees. muini-meattalls are a surprise a cup milk l'ouk onion shoes in butter until i maix of ground beef and finely 2 tk bspa vodka inSt and go lden. Deans well anti ihopped luncheon treat. The 2 tb.*. very ttiw) chopped spread over bottom 01 pie shill. sauce Is made with Mozzarella with onion strip.. Beat eggs canneni . ' kI ha,ni ,,t EW AF seasonings anti cheese, i tsp. celery salt remttaannmg ingreiisumts and pow .. chicken gray) 41) to Iakt IS celery salt pie shell '.tip into favorite, quiche The French , tap. dried dill weed itlnutes until knife inserted ui lorraIne, inspired the muanin dish thish bet pepper sauce enter of pie conies out i'kia.n, pie recipes The imies, named Preheat Jven to 37$ degress. Sti 111401 dash or 12 hun after well-known drinks, can be Spread cooked ibiwap or I'uxtavre wrings. partially prepared, then ref. PIE sealw'i u bottom of ph 0@1.1. rigerated or frozen and cooked a lb. puck sausages. cut in ".- Beat eggs with remalzwug or warned just before partyingredients; pour into pie shell. inch slices tin". Partly baked 8-Inch pie shell Bake 4Otu SQ udzuaties until knife MEAT8AU. FONDUE imuerteti UI cenier of pie t'uUieâ ne above) hiakes six man' an '.lb. greteti Cheddar 'heese tail I can (12 01.) luncheon meat, m stihtb' beaten dish or 12 hots d'oeuvre sfinely chopped ,a CUp milk Vinim p IIM, hy br-rid 1-3 Iiul,iut' M)TE: To heat pies when S'l'Alt .lc'4ith.uIl crumb. 2 tb.ps bourbon PAI'l'V ftuien, place in preleatel *1)1)' I Wisps. mmcm juice I-) cup finely chopped onion nit'atliiills in am zesty samuct', s.'amm tai' at a tustiit 'kgr'_'-e .sc':i ILike 13 to Ii) 11 tsp. it 1 cg, slightly beaten !ljovivs party. Alt('t' tn(1.uthialk till' gum', tn'eatt i4040tv j I IbiD. Wore,strrilmlre sauce i. l'ri'twr l'Iali' '-' . ,, tot ed:r _••_:. ' . , .., i __________ a. • • . ' :" �24. -Tr*Santorc1 Workin g Mexico - i I Li - t ghtl I -~ I Ig This eirP 1 td aIa : ItUl = FJ4 - renient of i' ancr alIes of ie IIY - to kTn part Of their i 45rtard eQUuIVWnt wtneOtd* to it- i1 Thea & S&3 Proan' if you could it Of LhCfl'. O A $flCk5 ,he beautiful f1 capped VOk*flOc'S. PO)(..ate tilbll%i'ltC. tI'h h(It'fu, llpr1u't results at least t hich , nc.* generatt. if not t. .r't nçpar.tcd the tsutor 111111th r t - -- • I. ••• - - -_ -- - - - , -- - , 0. M It's ;;cung 112111tw I'. ID fl - - - M 'a ci. mea' '.a. wanz it u. br like before Wr Wt TnCTied fr asked 41 I .. ARr - - - -- - f thi'. rrfle Inns at ti 1wir r AneCnmortAtPn$'tt ir'' ij the nlobecurethe) aret'uere be .a,d that the t ,4 .V,IN - " V. '.0' It LA ICfXTT'.& ______ .'.' ADULTS EARN YOUR the strolkrs trz**th ti - -sa-tung to to rIu You - - - zepzxue , 'u bz - 4. cacti lait- at Zn) jokes and - - r' -.uilubr,ous olmiate The' a i re Future Farmers c'ent - f .. 4atl - in'. Kt ling S ninok High - Indians On I - t y lit haL V.hI pr'ide Ir. the trghgent tYfiri*i&gn itself is not us , S tzi f f Phol ry - Ateriall srt nius tiw R EQU I R EM E NTS usciuidbeliiUtti) lhai -1 :' - - - - - _________ ,,_.__ __ 7 .. f' ' - i. - l ,,~ , - - - ianapeø with n and ton lndiaa t, etuase terrstwuuid este ireI%. piann natl1i . U munillion tnofK,.% , thr natives tile ruveritirrient dt-termiard I' tiolid thir rigtt tv Laker Vim! vir- Ill %1'11 %VIR(.A% (ispim' %rus. Se-mirt twaflu uL the land sit wutherr C.LL p PARlIq - '. a tjtK.i rids- beiusrt-t, Aw3rrlltz i*tst2iibt'. d.ted Ut lit- SEMSAN 15 fagtitin1 rnn r'.st tm niak.t oir t11tititjUt Psween, a- ts-a fur rIvet and * f or uthce the itifta trmn the lnduuti L jJ WATT AM-FM STEREO with FISHER 104 SPEAKtR SYSTEM - I - delict'. Howesce, as a rule of thumb the) should be about - I 1 Hot'? Phcn. oifc. I . aPrIl11 I Ian i'.uuti It'll t itun r of tIn'. •i .ird will 1111" IttiFit! 't.it1 l'Iioto r -- - - I \4V ,•. , 4N 0 I ~ 0 , k .i - -- 67I.41401 sad request an on lo-ril, and catalog. When appt;cst;on p.rion•l n. . c a• • r wl robell, c-il.- and I earj ru k.-d up the s'quivalent tI t~,ouqh t.vol.e. It ;s located on State H;ghway 426. b4+ween Goldenrod and Otv;tdo. Students ei"end cuts Uw , reading j -r' -; 32$07 3 t. :' " .- -••..'.- s49595= - ill irderrees Fuhrenlielit lit speed varying with I i*UlD 51.43$ I Wurki dot ing thus- lfthurid 'ISorlil I .th urnt,iI I-jjrnuii'. as -\lit,.uriac - . - -4-- rt.- - i.indo Curies. .1tian Pomir t; IAoflF ',. ii- sound la-und alit 1,I',!'-JJ'! :,~,' ,I - ~ ~,'11;' Bargains studrntsune-sertruuan Mt' esn were t.eh apave and udzrubk AniIt I Jr u t r_-,-.ivA 1-urv,warr %:TIN Y ' Ifelter than SPECIAL SALE ____________ - 30% V /0 t DINING ROOM LAMPS 1 13 V1 I D X*1 '414:; Ud VU1,1*1 -.11121i MATTRESS & &BOX SPRING S BOOKCASES tcrs ictra; 145 04 i S Seminole and Oran. Counties 0""0110 AVIL Av... %-- do A.-&- 11"I'llow 6104-36; 1 001EN D". T 9-5 3t r._-*fdJ& 436 & 17." CARPORT $ Don't Miss This Salel / ,772., co~ L= 6-ma 1 76;6 0110,11W DAli.y IV TO 7 'low-, ALUMINUM PRODUCTS COO I - " 6 AZALEAS I to - __ONION SITS PLANTS & PLANT ANNUALS NOW TOMATOii*ti. i4i4 P551i. 6 Ft Blooming Bottle Brush Trees "' S • 74t in ,r , • \ 11 - • 7 Ft. PLANTS 10 ioi scstxtws & *INIaIA*S FLOWERING OLEANDER. PHOIIP4IA GLAUA. LIGUSI*UM TiltS 1" Lt I • .: LARGE SELECTION IMPORTED DUTCH BULP5 rhe 11 hil.0clic GallerN uill Amarayfiui. Dahlias, Iegornas. Gladioli ansi Many Cofarid LIlies. (t flt bU5 The If sift-s,e's hrecd success llvtl fill, avoinipli,tinienlis tit bour%e 'Alit b-11' ii.' Northern ur,il Southern ('alt- selected dc,alers In addition opt fl 1.1 '.t.i rtiii I-. s pus ti.e.e lbs-re will 1w th e eshihits of Itti l • - - -- - - o'lit "IllUeS - I- , I N.!1 iii!; I P S 0 SALE Ft. . I mission (one illu%trales tile htrn lIt 6 • . ,V • • , • I ----- I' • S Ft. - _ I AZALEAS lUSH! 1 1 - - THICK Blooming , I - 0 3 .I T, To 7 AND - I LIGUSTRUM 1 98 t 3 89 r --............ iif; it i rccb Ave . ph 32) 41uu ) DRESS I . PRINT REMNANT , /I - . -_ . 1 Ifd, I I 14 ARBOR.YIYAE '- \ CHINISA 1 V UGUSTRUM 3 TIC* i I TIBOUCHINA COTTON SOMI BLOOMING I 11~_ " S3__f__ I 1 .m ts* ei 15* DRACAWA 7.50 . - PEAT - KNITS Piuisty .'.v IocquutIIb low, low pm. Ducton sinil Say, you' ,.mnonts for cuIoi muchine wallialile, weettli long $1 ofiflue city conipulve to $1 Vy ; is. q..SU 6-6-66ANIC I*ItSt, VI Ito% Metatfolooese sl pp*. $t'c. 50m I so 6P.6.6piLtals ZERS1 me - sa WAiP%41A,1#4 5-vim &me 11.1111. '° 1117( 99 $ 39 C 41101YARD I"i, 1,,! itfr-. a,~,J j-; l -,!- it Post-* 1 ,( * X 12" X I 4 14c i!4 Scolly'lo tiffrt .- imor t,a,it %,I. V.1, 11C. ~ . ft 13.9s . I :1~~~~ BOXES COTTONS 4'. S I1N TI PtANT I-s FL RED è. ________________ --: _ - .w-- Ptns.wusin RECURVIFOLIUM irtr ,- y , - llD.PtJ1PU 3.98 ,,, Artificial Plants * SALE 0 as r•T. u.- UTIA •awci 16.95 7 Fl 21.9s PHILOCENDION 4 Ft. 3 TRUNK DLACAEP4A - I I - Pt lid YIISW CIOTON 1tts .tS TREE PEiPI ..... . 24.34 24.50 lt-99 1L5 RUBBER Till -- .... I4.' S TRUNK YUCCA WITH $tOOMS Ft S TRUNk DRACAINA • r ' " 1.49 ca. I Gold Ligustrum • • . I • 5 BLUE VASE S BLUE PITZEi I GEUN PFITZU • THIC £ BUSHY anti the I'minini,ltratioro - ni %pill -, IlL30 to 2511 1*111* .ul Ss-t'.i. i she I N Postal St hit' S..uthrrn I •uhilrni.i Pii'us li t4 , Hi$t.iUl iinad.i. The U S ".en greater 'past thi. '.C.Ir in Spec. i- .ulcinning collecti ons - LA Oet. I 3 - tejr% t%,) n.awns* flags anti the Other shuiws this- Iapua-Ncus (,uinea crest and the Australi.in ('oat of Suns Similarly a tuir -_ ;IX i __Z IT:--..r In J' I - PURPtL PINK. WHITII 3 FOR 2 4t C o I iii it I t -ut' I \I 5 /. t Kingtionland the VnItcd States *ntr%e nrw stainiell, are .jvail,file at %our 1-mal dealrr tor tuliP k i '.irIti1s nt tilts- n Pt.is i ttt , > uti I .iia 'iit t;toinva %ill, tile fl,og tot file ';outli Pacifir Cmnn"-mon The Commission wai, eilitilml riuiumn'.t:'.t led i advisor) tMMI%r ill 11,11111-1 paling gosernnul-nIs Jitint proi,lects iri(quile 1114k%e ill 11,101) subjects •is edo, anti of st,uihi in pe-iahiit-d i,Iiji' $ _______ 000 ID ifi st.umps jnd combined the set ss tilt j sini,ultuneoiic c.imnliemo - LARGE SELECTION ON DISP"y - -_ - BRIGHT RED ; the c-oItuIfli'siofl. I'apua New CUSTOM BUILT UTILITY BUILDINGS Patou RoOl - AwnitVs -Sc,reve, lk,xp-ls c lenis i.t tr.anls;sirI I.iunin,, Iiths-rie. iruIi u'i' uhlurt- (In ..jHL Al WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUPITSI -- ac • OTI y S home builders supply I • LALLA,:.1111 I CHAIRS BEDROOM SUITES - I TM IC K lUSH! _sAH uart S ; - t- tt is1ui III ifititti ItIt' L isa IlIrI'.(r, !.Ik(%$' Middit School Sylvia Williams. Lakeviv%%, "..itilot ii \lidilk t,chtutul irid Kristen 'atisseiit i I ) it do IIili ShtmI Michelle lit K inns hot III lill()I(o) 1)f ()v,je(loe Iligil %vas alm) if w;nner Staff Pho t o; I ,, q_I ' 4 ui tui i its 3EAsce rut s r - - k4 o a, es , r ' 'ti iii (injit 11 I I ,zl IX, 0 i ., t-inando de MCLUM i .6 I airdtfl:y - - -if --- -- Jr wo.1.1 tit rruifiraworw media The World 1 MCLUDED I . ; 1, tu, Lurupean trwris far i, I I mainsoc routes that 2 sptAKIR 1111'snu I ~_ . - - the lighted b% thii. %car*oi elections 0,11fitlislatil'it- ".1., Tvoo 7 cent t,JlUeN Imy tribute tvi ill 11-1-11 11; d( 'J i'llille till- 1, . t.!_ - I -,,,. JI r cuhjs-ti. according to the I-:nipart- Startup (alIeris-s The ctifl stituiis'nal dcvelsupmenl is high- - s e or o ly between ____f--.4 iii the saint' value will hail each _____________ -- - dStilitMther thseir ,. vlipmeflt Tustu single stJriIt) "- u Essay Contest ehatrman is shown prest-otinit jg cuwmusctaeduleand - . ie~ 11AV - - " - - - inners among Seminole ('(111,11% 4hth graders sert presented in' lils uniti Sallie Harrison th.ipkr, I)AIt sj)oflOrS of Ilit fit- %' Aint- rican 111stor% contest. NIrs-. T.K. %%' flO J -- , .. . .' - - 1. ~ - -, - in tither roartete mix" u . rnustur'r 1.r P? \\ Ill"ilt)I(\ \lii\Ill I '.'.i Con te.-,I AMERICAN _______ l..- ptzrrh.0 towarsi uirsl in mortar when working ~ ~ month in bricks' I notice it iso 4 _~ - W -0111)ALMANK t't'ti +y from • forty .gltt rule r.d,ui Address : P - Es t- r sims- the end of World lik.jr if. the South Pacific umn Mesa. Calif. lomi. - ini%sion ha% been an Influential factor in helping the et-tino"i) of tuany countrieli, in t~e vast part of us FACTS world To bon(,r the 251h anniversirNI 'it the official t-stab.shmcnl ,1 - p north Of Fran-'r wearUi cam. tend Ira) -5 -•• I quite a bit later than ftevere*3 ttZ!1 questions Ice wse send uestioas N ews Decor S_- Me to Ii int.rs'.w follws. i 'Ah~ it hydrated lime Q - !'- ' a _./~:ol. $10 • - ___ or ;-,m knife .3gain. hold it at a 11 VA .ingle rather thin upright or I rr.sr upright Work you - 1 I " W I I . 11 *.4 t I •• Addi ng .naehine ~, ) f JI JRIC .t cal varnish ,n the piece it ujoesni I lure Some ts)P tin -c is with , 11 • I. Ittan.I ".W rilmovers And found it iti ,rIlrnt. but there was cunl 'me - - / it.. RE sratrg flies ha'.. their "P .rt,rs and their sjetr' ru I t iir1 rI of the ron 1(1 sing , - (hr etsin - • • cmul"rot4 /Otiøf F t i (tin jider the ri,ihuiaty A 'if using rune of the chemical rru.vers designed In eliminate ''.' ' It Ies'nd uwi ih.ut 4 IhI a way Lu hi r a iimi'ar nb coming up ' bracopyofaPaul design because his cs-lgtnal ftcrS were not signed that way- I understand that Shef. field was not used widely until - m'.' r' n.'.rr but not keil iPue crasi a I'i iv \liriU I iii I •vrttati I Ill/li, nit'Iit I ) u ill II ii'Is I ht '.Ia Pt lit I I%t $ 'i ii' I 1 ' IC tea'? ., ---r - Sailtu- I)\ 21 I (me of the do leIP , C In t our 14 M09ged .s r up o t,r,e?hifl as on cuter r'me ,s-.ars .tgri I refTwrvrsl Ihafinish riot ut it tuona ra.n Ifo'c tin -. - . I- tart 'u ___ - - 1 . W' otitsta ndini; iti ilit it s iii '.t niors p(i'.'.I '.tn intl It IIII I sitiju 't I' itt III )( itti diilit II till, Iii ii Iii iii t I C V ilutit. '. itt tiuti Iii \l I '- 1 - ' advtsed that it must - - ; • SIind hand - w-uti eturnes, BINGO JRF DAR G"(1111 tireseitted . -. fe--~- ; ". I ll.;.C.N..4 1 tnp / ___ 10 . J# '" Please tell me whales cx p..*': Ab 50. " to Tnr5y Preparatory School. you has b.an r.cev.d, • u-as'1 I-Ii FACTS 1- ADD A GARPARD CKANGER TO YOUR SYSTEM O N - . .!.I.. Q. - exillivA $"I Ion reguiar mil '.ilVf ,'e' 01 I I YOU C&1 about my silver tankard about use inches hi which has a marking on the bottom of a man on a horse, above which 13 the word "Sheffield." Under the man on ..ot-se it states Paul re Silver Co.. Bo"- p 41 of them - are '.'tts Of nt O)3 restne -~ YPI. Stirred 1 woul ).~I.~LV\Jk( !arrs -- 5 - ii~,: ')'-spitt 2wir 1Ut5t-111:b- thri.,eidero, wfic, I Lillim 7e-4rle"n,i~ 'nit j!rwvd hV1,e, 111 W tv it, ,!V adle! -alawt Ls thal you Wove belm around Europe Lt.* strisectLranmi, DaZUK In It !Lr ~t'. it us s,'. Even with Jr crack Tram- mnci-e Cur )ebns thai it thi • w it trairs supert r 4!c - P STERCHIIIS I 90 ~- - . for admission LUId - la-t-t- SAVE ,V2F"~m-, - i ~_ ".. ~ t (he •flifl rirt ?iflil- If you tire anf;c;P4t;ng 6 a poii;b"!ity of apply;mg Osaridier paperbacks arid t.;the Etotle du Ncjrd to Ss''V)? Iti t,t'twcttT - the thing *fl4 a tiottle t'ii In'. t i-i flUstiIlPC AIIIMCS1I*ZTI The induars U! todas ii'. batFir three wreb wt havirl tva'i t -auae he Of the AltO been rsdan the rails in Cue and trmkets an 1311) one Of 11w great bar- It was a dare A friend insisted wewerraccustxntwdlotlwaoft taimwintourihntz*tV) theEturaid pass, guid for imlunuted 11 ide iritrat-el jetaandtut cars far.t'rlass trase a" Western ! we maadt- a tue-I and tuwik the Train I 111, 1 Ire-it junt rusir Irmi Ill I ferrid Eurapor. and you shoulid d LANDSCAPING an Ito '.-••. It ssapcaedl) suppfyuiç ant- i.e c 7l"M 5. 4f wated. th3t tsi - somewhere betuseen 30 and inches a bove should $ik• Ift'.fOdItC Nosta lgia By Bu* nwtius ; ttser Ottawa tie- . P.0611valf ! - -1 Mcxi has been decczrau ritii'~ nwthr-rn sbes tenth bib, i __________ Nominal Ipa' I?J% ,r,jøttt,or ,s t-PA Cz,rngOrt,- !odd'n one Iwr tr,aintec.an: , NURSERY , A Applications ppuiCuiiOflS Accepting .0W the Homeowners Contractors Businesses ''ubt • Forciecadrsamn.$ijcfrf"lrr owimirttwBI.a"kfoo case. It Perm 7fttllcau art iwho rthaaed millions n' dollars was (xt*f treasul-) that will get scalped M4t U) jou' &ttlnl Bull at the IAUJe than tribes who were bulked In this time ~ Burt in 2-. the Caradw, 14 Hwn Ht &In pk*M his Canaidw. fmverrinient; Y pat to the Royal Caraathax- :tu-ies gvverlmwnt in ttr maine of - ,k u ewaTi.UuflhJthelndiaruhavel ta shown ilseir t•ait to üie set to uand rase and that itmna' 1w -. I-, .-$ --.'-.,.. - I ••,,, 1 -44 depe nds upcm thesueand rcak TRINITY lliis.t "r. thf-r ir the rlw-n.*6 wed % Liu ")virtol a m09 S;V,~ tac'uiar biU of smoke Irut a tall stack ctuct pt' sumabi' arises from V :%J031 LAN - FIN - - D . S CA - . . - ' .. _'•\ height' - E. V. Ee;u P #-rlr.b . Z'~,flfo Slate L -cell't U, presirn: iLseLf at a greal. reHuird Ms.' the -eld niar, wsu VenCt thit natives is sperwr ii! rfio:hu &red privileges What: &may* takrr~ tugh. wide and handsome the treat. but it has ith'rtted a puce recthat thes ronsu us,- wtute amerinp .the IfldiII'. )tIt '-'' indeed. ConuTuuuaner Lloyd ment b Ottawa to be mean cid that tribes a! Of statnon asti ~_, - • -- _______ al Sui .- - chair A ' - Q U A LIT V -- th a eit. easy otbir uc-rc'ries FLORIDA RESEARCH INSTITUTE - 11 orrvuing Custers d the Cam- aft fwcvs Toi marri nuUtarls litthan Pacifir Railwa~ met= ~Y7*r'AU ok - Prinw Mortimer l,vvrrWne, . Indian A,ffairs Muuat. you'L ham TTW Tfl 1fl4 Vci. .i- _________________________________________ the We and the entrc of white - Ii li lui :tar - .u• dzspu'e s settled atx7ig is uzwas-s (reben ianrh I th are cuindians Th e Blartfaxut setters 'drmtirrs Of e a d %"rrd tic) were badDy takem fedt--al posibm res;wc-xw the reViratar% Afflictlarts. nw,% ,' - *J--* .-, :~;gotilemmiew d Tom Rl*C l nal id them attributable to local r a i ti. - - - time trying to hang a new er liver m) dining chwldelo' pathanditma' tthefeOl 1 the o-Wo I I - .. -' pr(WP4tJfP 4 Ps" It $ r - . Ei& heit new -4114 A The ?%IJII P's? Pi th.r of Andy iAflRI the .aIIi arwi ceilings ,ni iPwi thu ma 4f p,. , I?1' I (•Pi?$t I hn'Pteti WnA4 FnIhinp, n . ,•,. Paint the fh'.m' 4i4e flut yj thII'IIII vu r,tI Ff..j,e IMUI nd (i't time chat maIP?,.iI '... m, tI4 I4 elt for the ffl44 Aik ytir dealer tn love ciue th at cut determine ors rnrnng IInd of .uhfovr you n*t.0 fl)ltPI ('t ua r(I -lint. you have m..d. that .1" fPjff.rcflt mani,f.,rtiirer' sIr it Pu. chethe? I,$M) 'I,Ifrrent names for it. tout the "'° of I. ,lpr ill rwr* chit is re an uitd A sIvnm,ng pva.t paint in1tcd r.i1,e1'.( tiiCS ealer 1 P14. thi' thing j, 5 r.qtqt.unt . the atk.tii dCAM utv)rrte tha' attarki '.rdirtary uUi tPw. p1Of1W?4 I I : E 'i,P4I P'tit h14 ye,? I intend it rnb*II fln f the thing -_ - %I. a osous surprise gi-and-soris With a tailored lauk. it would look like a den / 'I / ; • - xitmTe in d0%7 In blattle. vo, , \IUl:t W4I Prcs Mfl or in cur n e-st Ld ADULTS ONLY with eductiofl beyond high evr'erience 'ivt an, 5 earc 'T'' S P'-'" tiaugt troutuit t Eer'cicr ADMISSION wgiert Meti's ae: Warpath H (JlA. tt)UJ 'a c '.ssr gieI 11)_fl -' % ' P d &nthon' Whites M a y B e Sca I ped rlw no Matter two lair I wwtK ' . . • DEGREE '' , I ii I I $1 Wh'. flt'4 tx) to find a simple. natural cood finish one th.at vu could put a VCI) tailored wead cm and have function ornething as a da)bed' It wttuld be comfortable for iUt'tn ou t on to r'isj book atu atIs for your adult ________ i'%O IbCJlt the prnate CIU hic p ft r s,rondit,or - America Chapter members Um- Lc. Tillman. rt that on -i '-. (RKI\( i Sc hcu I fw ta tmkr .,_ that w all da'.' He was for, elcilred he droppeC ur sparts, page he _k tU ri? t It A.nd rrrtntue' 4 - - how Yoko.; ,- I_ ud,ancin - from t '.ri- hots at irvite iue.s tLi this Tm nn¼estacts of the - - - 1drf1 aord ?fled and the - _' ----' ;X emu we - rp s 4 • of twue twin }-'zcelcnl tiesi . - ' iw" I I in , ' A I I us ould scsln to me that rfl t)lt'd trundle bed '-' i-ar, u'*!k - - I" I % I. H'. (~ ' i. • be right 1L't uur fles-L Thi% .i% c '.xu Isu Ic in bNi I full size and )et, ustn not In Pool Tips A - . -~ - 'tof polluin? industrs %~\ r "I - etoure t anatt,naIrcatisthatOfCTc diptd indu' it. some -ltjet * ill %ArI,%LI1 a.CS ireaTTlit'. ku,c'* , ci. % xreasr - V_- III . - '-'--- -. ale '* .i -eeovei it is plagued b * 'ilenir pe tI1tUWi g(IWt has bracketed it ittun det.e' inhabited ' - - (-.UUt I $ çaflt.&nS %tk fl('($ Visit u freqtientl We k'.r thnr isits and like f theni t.. n'l the flight se'.eI flights tWfl the) can We want to provide for them tand tI(full) our other guests ,'an use their room t1and ) ci r nn de vote the tuu hat Please oultl tells (1 But WOt w.IL$C L itS more than %itin., %I' L. 'al handwa as ls An- , '- e W bere, o A$ Get Wier Table' I sat down at r.amc (0 of fl t - it(in Do-It-Yourself '41' - -1 I _~_. ~ - - I . - -=5 I' a ,ot of ufth'. rim and guest rn 'r hope to ma ke in W. ~ - 14' tm1, aque cgj)cs which weu'rt the tiirr a lkI Iing TW'(vlis suffers a rtrtj*t "oi;: ta4 __ . .. . "red Aneil we've moved into A of the from erdetcmcnt pet'sci'.nei the gas masks ear plugs ar1 sIZr&p(1 lhr-flW( ''. 'M ; , oLhr mcIrpIitan authorities ('C. $ -.0 about It i- ' di, tiId *t f \ ': ill ''I h, 'Yj t A It Iht'e )J$ thr Inside SUU ft~kr_, . Space ?1Zthe lected rubbish 1;.%ovyliettlang to en teelk-liote, it is ria their husoII barids lw kit rcrnar.e sft I~. '. 1 te'i -- -- - u_ ____ _____ ________ % At Cleaning Up W 91 A . . _1 .. ffill. ap -. 1 P A - ~. . .",.?~7 _8 , ~ -1 e SS Once Over cli T 2 1% TP 'if Vlfl/, )& ))F? IP" iirVrif(I HcrI'I J-7 P' f AN Aff LAILM I OYAKU I r0 # 1) r4 " wald,-41 P01-CLIVtO 4 . Pliter, Neel to Seats M.ifI1410 140011 lit U11dolpooll, 1601 5 Oflallilt, AD 9 D FAIJ WITH it) _______________________________ ___ ___________ ,I GREENAWAY INIUMSERY OPIN S9V6N DAYS A W111111111 1.00 TO S.306-NO MAIL ORDIRS Ova# 10 years a* Wyaws 11L. Between Foltbeakil & too R90IL Wiew Fwk �1. 4B-Ttw by V. OOP ALLEY ow for ollicasom LiKILTL P£ M&Ij 71 YM w ric, I .rrc T7i. T7I £ roARN 'it i t . L . * ~ W4 ç - r , IO(A' I We.... L ifvrimg $j,,w Iuis Baslases rtvsThss 322-26 11 . r*j 764f i - t9 gotmooloo, J I " b flISCILLAS POP -- - L JQ'JI.. / jIt- LI C%lPfL'' - - loortft . ~, 4 r ' S. . g :j :i\i) - 4 , - - THE -. - ... .• Pa- f•.o train, Sw oni LertqWocui Si 3 SC I o between - . . - rro . sO.e 77( a N (91.76 MINIMUM 3 Lkm MlnIr.m Islazistomill 1 sdilowlen CLASSI FICATIONS debIt ii..101 Law' vas' P' train P?ell : ~~ 7Z S7;zos~. I, w* r.-41 • \r i..::~ ' L. of - -• -• ------- a Pr-nnaI - 3 -- - - _______ HOUSS Rent Furnished - d''n. WaIl - ID Wall (a r Tumom - rmmmi - lv' Cr.oka £ oeirr-. IffIV w,a mi osit ' MfI4. c-At2 W4Z r!WJ& PC . Ltk1flL2. M1 '(A11 Vøi5 TP I L Zr*T ________ RA'.t(- PtTA. * s. CIL't C -.UI' :.J..r mij p-'r-. - _ uledaama , 1)-Ms 4u1p WanIsC ui.- I tWfr Wsubd i. C*ij05t W.nIM Rout [ FP.-Mar ,5 I" ?' Planes C.k.r - LANCELOT \i a*4A,C& +.WA*** L \/ ic rn' 4. Q' - M.. 4 - =-. : AX"'. TI4 4AY1 / cAK - !J- '- # - ~e ~ j - - w. AM A C1' 7W.t .4 - E_ N- r1-AJ.!) N vr*s1wt____ I t4a --=t' . . . W •..- 1 Pun,I*., Th is Ah s4L Hs fLat..,. Rout V-ssrt Poemr!if Pr Rsa 211-5.,Ms P,.,..,rt, Pu Runt .% 73-nI 70 Run? - - 1, _r - j I A t~ ~l,~;i Real E. Poor Salle I tq ___ L lk air wWlwW that It's not usltiblt for ochikirim I Saw 't let my dl'eti W*IctI * * Due CVt% adult in MTi giouid kwlaced w watch "bi the stric-tes! sane, this I dw'w un't entertatiIsTant it's violent, bin not aw-Ienth us wiust us what nell3- pius on it a prison Praoiwrs are I011 c 1 UUo 31w language of Ow .ervival 7hey the fttz communicate through siD- Iquie.iut us-lpsrti Eas**..ul Meorctonditee 1S-Osra.-*unuiup ji,osillso S IL .-•-SkI! .W - -.-'-- :'z,c-.; ..42. w.ar'J AiO S M3iJ r'- I - --- - - 1. I - , mac WtUdl Cii 0111111 dis1UDII0WC Villot -- - 1, ) ors' -. 1 - •. I - --:::---- i- worlosaeli s.•c)i...:' ri.( Oar B1 AB. SOME ja'-' a'r- i- laws Nr2 t L I , i " _-.O,__ ~"0 doll, sv Can •*00 aual'?s Crc II q$it II 3100 lit iPI Ii rn S'l. Ll'vPI3 WIIt three b.fro(I"s, : isa" lOt 51001 •"C 5'410 it' a,'S. t*a,It .s.i-nnata Cen'ra Pea' &3ut,Il som e an p''ll garage a% 0(70" i' r-" o-' TO.,-'s ..a at, r 1 1. t! 5 '~ _ by rt 44 BECTLE BAILEY %S.4A'- - - 1. A Øj A %L FR Dv M$U(OPfl7 -- + \ _ r /-~, ~ ;~= _~:~~,I ".....". % ----------- ..., 1~' "iz ,I-r,- ., -. . ic~__": ej L:/, NAM_ r d;•_ _ P.- so '' __________ - _ _e01 _ IF .6 7 ! /, r.-.-e 1 ftfl 9 -.-' Ajaff I ,.V ',-.400 r *11 PI',,I 14O-ntI a-C Pull 54tt'l 35,4 S.dnocw" Casryl?'? * W Carrel ttoOuQPsl?tlt COs'tal hIiiaIiilO 3jl4-'s fleaullul hlldSeS't Pai'*lCd Utility Room l4p1433 rorOcCt4Iantv i"",Cll [ -"s f it . 303 Ill kr at tile 0)_Pub i new Piuse non' UWWUa- ep- bowl rep-silly the Big Ten JkiO to CiWr-is AM •4__ iransi1atI.m ' K en- .ucsIun, ,_, on ' As ym know. in 'dw -. ,i•_._,. RuJse-I fur the tsip ts Pasadena % thamp *sM yours wdusr C- 7)- AM 1us!hs ?$-Trs AM tr.lri Ult. V PiER EItTE*P1( __ h.pw Yes. I that the Dig Ton' bus MCP Want Ad Department i athietla-. rut mar Aik*n bed ship bi woM slUt has aM ITee I -- Hours e.t}1d15t Iv due *3.*M r • - PRtDAY .- SATURDAY P:SSA.M.h 12 NOON UNTIL NOON TI fl*T OR CANCEL YDUI : ALL I t, 5)g35531(% _ua MONDAY I AD NEXT DAY. A1 WOOlg FOR MONDAY. . of tia-1 be- F.*diwt In "WasdIng 1L $ais r- ç don't eat' was the tm-se worth of Capt.John Smith. Survis-ai of the Bt. was the similar adage of Q*arlen hi a -Ui- znaudhn &4V eel In the We .entamattaslit' of makbig It a vtue to 4dk the welfare minorities, who would greedily kill the goose that has laid the wonderful golden ew of our Amen- kulairima standard Of bV*ZIg }raw didn't ads-ucute stadi lassie dcs-gouder philc*opliv for Uwist believed in the SUtIZ 'lire enterprise' }usus thus did NOT Teesusid that lxi a- thICI- }ieattad people he t,. died worker'. cal detvl . - YOU proof? hiuon sole th. follow- No bid 'em- pwiuk of happlsiieu was all we war eutithx! to, in an of pseudo-eull. pea we have with yon alwsyi, 14e lastly disdflm .5 .1 '' tb, anointing of with MarY's costly pm-fume, s.yinx it might tMter have been sold and the prunasdi gIven to the PDW Qsri.st also gnvr the tizub but one free pMn&k' when 14e fed the 5.O( with the lads vetoed (}trwt Sot SIEMPER lU -0O" cen'ra t'a 7 car ga-ag. fp'sed ,aC Ill X w000P,PERE-) b,Croom.a C pa-sailed lvi's; roo'in tpnCed yaro fiance. Harr) Wolin. a designer, is New \'crk nwuW to Cattlorma. So she - to decide between won't has-i love and a a Her Pseet AII*mOn', Ip.lngI -- Sanf er to P. or P P4* 7)3 r,'sari(Irig 3ls'lsaa-1 rpiI., (l,ANPI CONSTRUCTION Pu'!dt', $71 44*0 Wood mere Park * * Only $200 Down * * Al LC AII'i Y S4(t.D', 5IØ Oot 310 S.ct.0n NOV. UNDER CONSTRUCT ION 3 4Ør(l.r%. 1"i bait' Ho"et Ci". GiNDEP' ILL E2 bee roc-n" furTlilbed. couritr, lvmb SIC.SX CLIII P0*0-2 COutT*'( I'.P0 C 2 beCrooP\. la- i 3)4'. JENNIE NEW HOMES a- r.e b.d'C."' t'', th% PIOCW plafs. t'fle y01i pl,at0ll Superb Iocal,043 war .s.e,tt"nc As 10* $ $203 0(L1 and $C par insorilt' M,04C11 'V '*"a fla'baia C)' FHA-VA--235 Wall to Wall Carpt4s F's Relr'g.ra'c' ca'e;tPa'sg. Mi's 0th.-? 4,tral reer. OCt40 ORMAN (lot. CONSTRUCTION CORP 323 0217 Pn-ysp FEATHERS FLEW .a t;a"I10'; olOef cp'rR2' 7121 Sanfor d AtC ,IanSord ffan. Ptr.q 323 .10 1101,51. 1141101 101 I ,,Vig Over a,i acre Isa-C OsP$sCi CI',, ,m c.rnali t4o5 hO'n,. 3 It ACRES,-0,40,11 roaC flea- 5pa-y b"100 3 full b4?t15,,fan(54 sa'a Only 130.0m ia'g, .11iy room a-Itt' Space tar SIEMPER AtNCY Me,.-sb,,O..'soc Winter Pan s.xa--' 5132 IC per no"' pa,t al l Mutt101t I 1' 13 Ia-VICe 35351 333.4551 ULP REALTY • -, S,ufsCa P1 4(7* HFF ~~ 1.35? SAULS AGENCY 373 7l'i - 323 C4&S MAYFAiR-) Redroom, l' laths. dm11 Heat, (e'5'el Rang, •'s 1--a A!, 551 3% ReIn'; 1203 JIM HUNT REALTY. INC Peg Rea l (SIa,Sr0ler 322 JIll 7331 Par It N'gP.15 S0nda,t and Pioiidiyt Call 323 04*5 32) 01.44 373 S311 and fishes free II Calibart Real Estate 24 HOUR SERVICt (*11, 373 74'vl \ i,, r ' S ,-".5 SANFORD wthm at. '- ',t1 So P -4-- V-~ , % Lf_ , by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES (, 11j.wLL tw:1 EUPOPE\ WIWI _..___-- f Carport Sal.. PtQusciiold 11.1, 0111cc Furnit ure, Chairs Air Cond, SPselvil, Fuel Oil Equip. MIscellaneous IICmI, 232 Colon al Way, 3731315 Auctions ' Monday. Pets-vary N. ba n's SUPER TRADING fOil across Prom Sanford Pla ta) 31flOrlal'IdODfwe Sanford We Playl been allIs-I Ited to sell the .nulri (flfl,f.$5 of It'll stone, rc?Pslng will be tsld back Used and new fnnllure, no w bedding tar single, double, and k ing 11411 Spec ial Items cOnsiSt DI a Hand Carved led made In 11511500 arid 3 might Standi to malCPi ova- 330 years old and required I3 years 10 Attic Ornamanlall, male, an cars-ed bid vIed yeats back in Motion PiCtunel, Hand carved Deacon's bench Inlaid a-Ills M-oih,r of Purl and Iscry. ØIll cay, steno.. se*rv Cab,nwlI, cheils. dressers -mop front dellS. SearnBofIIes and all kind!, of glaiscane and dIsheL Old ViCtrOla and ricords. fIganliwl, 'ramis, Wall plaqueS and mi,IOfL Old coot stoves, Jewelry. Guitars, Tap. recorders. Stow cases, macPines, Typ4wnllefs, Add, and Registers. Healers. Liquor bar, P1r1 piece bolL mSCflIfiiC$ and Carpenters Pools. 04k and Mahogany Tables and (blaIr., a quarilly of 154* lunrIllurl, old poiler, beds. aboul SO metal foldung thaIis, Electric molD's, pairil tsp In e gallons and quarts. and IPiorJtalidI of oIt,,r m5(.IlarleO',s t if? 5 ton (hen, 1'O ,p l!u(l a-Ills good huj' luirl !u# REALTY Alto a 1147, 5. i.,,dV A,. Sal. Conducled LI, DELL'S AUCTION SI K -,IICF Sanford is. 33771 '.33323 5*72 WI c-li ti spelt fQn rnpe'Ilon %/JrldaV. P lb 77, t,o'il II PM ., \ ;* - to to -1000 1 F\ I 41 All ii to IS .5 as *1.5 ---------------------- iAlaaii essi. Ic the C.a.c, is mci, apsp left •seM,.aei I onsword 9WWd s..5H4e cad U Semi.t. tm..v 'SPILt mad 00&"" a-bit pem ..md fit it a "Don't SU5H me. GvirgS! What's wrong with floating yens?" wanting to go to Japan and aar the - I. - e.nth Avenue. North Miami. Ilu ids 3)16). talephone )Y3 S%73 /)\_:; i SHOP THE' EASY WAY! For Privacy The Shoppers Guide Is Here To NEW HOMES -- 9 LEFT IF you haven't st these homes lately be sure you do before they are all soldl ONE OF SAN FOR OS FINEST 70 West is located In fniendly SANFORD, 6 Blocks West of French Ave. on 201h 55 Only 3 to S minutes to all Shopping, Churchws, Schools, 20 West has all city .rvice5. SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 3435 5 Frasct' Ave 322 5)50 ft-se various financing if we feet p. o.rams certain you quality via-Ill move you In Ofl rental bosils while your lusn is being pr oc essed 3 idroom-P I Baths VA 760O if Mc,x4c1 Ojivit II 4 ft lull' III I Line to BUILDER DEVIIOPL SANFORD PHONE 323-4670 CLASSIFIED! Call weekdays bet oteHuo'tt0 start or cancel your ad for he following day and Saturdays lfc,t, 12 111,1(11 (0110(1 295 4)70 Sass n-pe 'd' V for TOMATOES 3 I"$103 EASISIDE COUNTRY I,IAR1,E T (I' lI.a's,al OtaplulS. Panas." cat POOR. Camel.'. -10, T' m,lp (at? 2%' 3' lord s.i V 'Appliances Ss-pps*e wa, -', Dog AN.MAL a-L' I 1)11 Inc G.E AIanc11 SAP4F 0110 LLFC TRIC COMPANY 2323 Park On-.,, Iii 1543 -- Iy1C1,'STVI APPLIANCE SERVICE St a te 1114 33111 372 "10 GENEVA ItEATINO LAIR CONDITIONING SERVICE 322 54j,4 )096 Orl ando ---- I nigudalne antIS ,tch,n Aid Ap Ilance, (4 Ii HIGPI,37'OO W is , SI P11 322 1111 - :-"' Iinlii'e"'t Soc ,s.ol. ,.a,~tlishp Pa,fl'Ill?s Call Ill *114 AI,t,NCY Corn.' S l'arl I. 0) 121 141. 273 Iai,i, (lii ______________ _ -' a; 'c. n-'11a ms Ii',, .. Mj't.' i-c' -I __ -. _________________ St 'i' - .3 -'' Plumbing-ETectric .'4A,, i, -. I • " A ,, WIN, L.LASS&''N' CO ;I 0 MagnOI 4 A'. 122 ":I 'a-'ane Paradise Pools THE ,IANI)V MAN no) lob h,o m3Il p.anlng. to". -, , --------C0slom 1,IItllan -CaDunils VanlIleS Pre• Estimates Phor. ss.ai" '----- Do A* McClaaabam, CasIraclau 1te 23) WI e,7 .,_ ' tWIS CHIC BEAUTY & WIG sas ON 111-nI 11*1, 41,, P Ph) iS Il 5? Ill I - li,' _______________________ Income Tax ______________________________ I'011Ufl41 itA3',il,ll It'SS In' .4,'jJ I' fJ IS - 0. M. Harrison Inceme ten. 34.51cc 34) Ceramics _______________________________ 1)14 3 st II A3'sll,, S supplies lAlIS___ lull, ,l.4b fa,,s,I, ".0.1 - In .1*41 ,qll, .'scet mull di) SPOIl va i'l 314) III Ii) S S 1,,,5& I 150* 54., L'L'1 ,a -' ,". ' - CleaningService ',,'4 "t 1 - 4 "a 10. tIll .1 24 i' !t49.lt "u,4, Al' 'iI1 a-"ef'i X ,'i' • - ' •,.,.e91 04 . - ja' Serc.s_,,,, Specol_ $.. .,.'-",• .'l'' ISIS - • 4 f• ?•' I' i's _i_I4 I'l " a.'j'ua', I. - •'' I' _,__Trailer_Rental,.,,,,, 6.1 -, '4-, s. 1 - -' 'I' OSsUt ''in'.''" *'' Wefl_DrflE[g -- - ----- 5I Ilk 'a 0 Laundry Services ' '5IW'lAi IL *1.5 1 ItINSlsl,'S15 I l4 a? 5,34*1 P1,ll 0' I f01 1,1 1,541, UI - - 1i 01, S1' %t's43n54 I'S'tI A. I5 -'I, Is '- 55'-5., . S..,ssnaIIiIIJ Si, se Call I.,' Aa 1 ,,ilmifII 11111 Cr..".' 53* 11) 435) 5,511-a (t'o Pt' 1, 14.111 - - - ivt'45 A'4t 1.' - i l•,' '.4" - or. -100 $ t. Delluna e-Aa SfS si *04 Alto ,, - ,, 'i ; ,a, s.-... '594% Ii W. I - All ad,.. lIIl.I• appoanIn5 In the S6011411111111 herald as Wa-lll.bdat will 4IlaMlllI*llp be placed sa lIst IdI7I PAMIL'V BARGAIN P45*5 lb CT ION that Is dlOf suI.d II aC .JJ,l,nal Il-SAl barneS ia-lb. a.aa IdsuP 111011 IllewId $0II4a Illli InsellIe'S in (.mpwlinl 11*1. •arrs,d Ill, ,, -' Signs 322 4541 GREEN 5RO ROOtING intl Call Large Of Small 'A t tPiein All 1710014 - .,,, 121 $43 3m, puong -- , - .Sar,.Pla 104 4*30 - . 1 7'' , ,A, es Ren's,,sje'-d7 iloor" AdS) - p " " unt,n Ol canperill ,, la-of Re.oiiDle TOM S PAIPITLUODYSPIOt' 215 hIlt Ju(XbOn Rd tiC AUCY N00V tiAUtlIltt t)t" etoiu-"Ct I,, aInis4rl?l0ibI 312 3143 lit $ Oak Ave . Pool _Supplies -- I . ,- - 31.1 -, &i0.5 P'.,L S1 55 I' 1-'0' 3 Sir'. ,5 5t '5 '5!, 3 l-erv.', 322 1-11 Home Improvements Automotive Service will 70 _____________________________ Mt '411% Remodel ing. t umplele too PluvnbseJ, lIed tlI, ,t,l, I I I II -,j Carpentry Ibm Cab-1-41's 'c Room Add CII 23) I i-tell-ni Snnni1 At,solt,aPI , If Ii - - each ujt s F fOnChAVID Pt' III We, dental - Merndtl'd. Re.ars 1411 "_ ' ca ,,ass-Mirrors .1*? Auto Insurance r' 'eS.'.t - %t_i1.1) * 1 j'sJ SI - •-- ,l ,' •I , - Isvgv I .------ I .. -, - . - - ii' * ] Get In On All The Ai lOIN THE SHOPPERS GUIDE - . - TIlE HERALD'S DAILv DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES or c all 5 - ' IA, P % '5 I -i- " '5, ii: Is 4. ____________________________ s A, - Ato,YA.. '...2'. i -:,:',KENNELS 'Il'' n, "4 Ha-p 4* APV " i Ia tEll, c'ndo* and callral 5,Ilen't. ____________________________ lOwest P'C, at SEARS 's ASan Eating Places Beauty_Care REQ FHA Large FIovd* AVOCADOS 105 Conditioner Sale. I've Season Air Conditioner -- We know the guldeilrw$ that you must meet to quality as a buyer under Pet Care Fresh Produce AirConditioning & 5.is4aIi) 1 13 1 Your Direct Serve You! 45 SOLD from ,~ ' 'a- WEST I 8 RAtIfY ODHAM a . Jol, I I ~ 0 Tatna Cotta AV. , Crystal tall knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that Indicates V.*.500(1 based on age front emplqy.fI cov.re'1 by the AGE OISCRIM1NATIOU IN EMPLOYMENT ACT Mo's Information may tee obtained from the Wage H',p-jr Afl(e at 39 Canlain, Building, $2490 14E The following buslnessi are listed for your convenience- Permaineftt residents arid newcomers find this th directory the most convellient and to up-to-date every problem - 'r PItA 73$ L,ots&Acreage This NEWSPAPER does not take sway the talrnt from th. Communist and add ft f FOR EVERYONE -FINANCING- site Many 33 Lint I, Sale s 1,115,, of *ulI d..'df P4.41 ICPu)0 t*Iceq' 3'l aid Illi St WNW. Otto'* B llll,ct I i31*15 F. GUIDE -.1), I 'f - '%` j :: COLONIAL III 44Ila F. away CONTEMPORARY 2515 Hiawatha Ave all? hi 1111 lsSa.ee il '.r4f, 307 -I Mag W'.ael'. 10* 144-0011. 5-, _,- t o, 'a.. s ,* I4f'•"l 1414 *.SI.r? Wee-v Save at IPC r)if Corral fistIinfl toip I n' 3 'ii PhI, I?)) THE SHOPPERS useful, Sill 111am quIckly liSa ItemS a-tI, a lienaald Want Ad by Calling 331 2411 and aIling far a friendly Ad Vlttn SPANISH KS- ALT V Chin. 311 liii Alit OtiF 10 PD'ltiac SIn a'QPt r ',anar-.ee-r* AOl - ..'se I a-to." 54, $111 - Rear Yard Enclosed AUCTION SALE ti? MuttW'l. a (15, _il'sr"i' *a'a-. (WP*1P 51 .9.lsQ I I4 wlacgI, 5305 Call of 110. P. 304e 5451 Iatpls Peyld 773 1% but gn'id a-" nP'1I0f?OrI, IWOWI' "P' 771 MU .f'er 5 30 ,v+_ l @ pI• ('c,lulonev I4.j0O fill), RCA ,',hul1,',ril, r: sc.II.nl r,n.t,,,,, SIT1 t'!' 1734574 - ,,r'd.. j sir,'t f!,l)44 - SAInO IA -hi $1 Iai-i'sei M a", HonIa Golding, all 111015. IltI 1 PAYTON -i-- -- p r., a"" Ca,, Livestock And Poultry 47 Garage' Rummage Sa les so POUR 510110044, 3 bath.,. lang I?ttiefl a-I" L,eaItltt area lanced ,ard, ,.tra lang. 91111 rocum, air coild,?lOflSd Goo 101alD'I $21.503 terms 33 ~C - "e, - $43 M'S - Ar$, ,)u,.eI wanted, buy sell Oaf. Alin r04'r..tPnrig AalO"2F3. i-', 0-1 l%I 31 13) 21)1 oIl It? Walter i-lap.n C.olI (lb$. cCO4I and Irons com,l.?. *1111 bag ISO Sag bat cart. ItO. 514 33,3 COUNTRY-7", Ac,, he I ' ll Iqp aplanl,, goodlot pOny 0 ,n,ir. .inI, 17,030 forms iOlardw to 11 _,_______ who invented the 5 W need Osis new onoCet rtihgi so send fur my 'HOW Stiniulatr bibli- R-dtt,' ittig at lg kpr. phas IZ cunita P4tn. Sun Doard, 7', like now. 170 321 )147 will SUSY CONNIR-Home separate 90 -9 b.,,* nfl I. pita aalO btaI'flt% In.,' (,c,41 on icpi al-c," T.r,ns $25,310 Ai ¶Pj rious irt'e enterpnser' the - ncr,' A RENT A 0130 Wollacay, flab, lied, CARROLL'S rURP1ltUW 314W 15? St Ph 121 lISt WHOA Don't throw Antiques 54 5Aoolr roiisueIiV Ir-d,11 I solooloolotoloolooloolooloolooll ___ I 13616" $1? IbueSI . my Mom presoaks me before my bath!" . b H is. "I better go now. ." If I get too dirty - was thu.' our pioneer max im t hat Mw'wed Qirist's social attitude Jesus also lauded the po1meii and soldiers in the t1i Btstitude' And He crinamended the SS In 54 Equipment For Rent squipmsnt"" ;;- 0 4-.1!1:' talents! but He nru'b-e-d the Coinniurust who hid his lone talent and was too dik'kcwi to cs.rnipett in the " free enterprue" market! Indeed, Jesus then order- '"° Phone u I beds..I,l$, 7 bath, lamuly Yevr"t (arp.i ?t'rougPKa.,i $J I, "Cod Iwlin those ss4x, help notot O.,3fl 72 manuy. but He fed and healed ooh those who showed enough in it i at Is e to a p f*1*cIi Him. Iii? , . 3d of waving His hand, arid curing all d1 sick pwple In Judt, Jesus healeel only those v.11th suThc..'nt I.Q. to adr ur His aid Od SEE Us . a MODULAR HOME Alymf'ere WtbiunC?v LimIt *140 CAN QUALIr V UNDER Ni lIlA 335 PROGRAM' We are bt,,Idng now tomes river, cu s-o5n CPOCt 3 and I bedrooms i,,, REALTORS 4 Trade, float, S'101'f'I' 11% (IUII)t' 101 as low II $1? a rvcw'lt'' 1.11 1117611 s-i alt 1" pa , IlernIltglOfl Ill WIrvmaslaV I) guage. IS - facloni t?,,I, or-s)d bnuiti of dhfenI. a-l"'s. Ill, n-lW, $10 Iii Ill' aIls-i 3 70 pm lrsin.t Ihal you can have businesS appear in th e 17124.54 --- --- 'iholgon. -_____________ . I,'. .,l *1111 Cit S rr.obOt, a gal Put1 tank All SAIL REALTY INSURANCE 303 C Wet' te St 3n MO ,'s',m'lPu's, 114* :1' them --___ 4 13 t-s1it "9 d.i,Ioo bitt'S N o. ?,10',I Sit I yCl (l's QaIIly by Dick Turner CARNWAL 3 50101 equity alto assume pepmeflt$ 373 ____________________ 3553 atte p ' DtI'ELOPMCPOTCORP lea-all carpel $,.2CSX HAMMOND, Ind iAPI Pour put up a good fight. but burglars stall got more than $1,000 in belongings and rash from the Patrick O'Meara residen-t here When police arrived theyfound a trail of feathers leading to the door Mrs O'Meara said Polly. a 50-year--old parrot. was s-err talkative and f riendly "With all the feathers around, he must have put up a good squabble' she said " He knew all our friends names and could sang an Irish song or two I hope he Isn't _____________________ 2 bedroOm haaS, Late Moose. Pay tarn 105r5 W000MERL PAR K *lD&EOOm.3b'l central PC, fSiI03 ?00"i- P Soa?l- Mo?Ol'$-TrIllIfC liOlIION SPORTING GOODS Downtown Sanford HIGHLANDS -- ----- - - 11 MIP4I,)t_I SPOilT 1P4C, 00005 Your )C#,11500 Molar I 1305100 Whaler Dealer 112 t33 21?P, & %arPC'fd Ave F la - - Boats and ,-. 0'. Pont flluf I,UI?ne Carp.' $P.amponcc I'. niIy $1 I-hf i 400iO I lIon - - - . '' **1115 Yn'i,Prbe to e,1* c-I rood t'(Is 13543 a- - Sit IllS 3AWFfl) %p roviWA CI'IITFR. flood A Pas' III 51 %ari4 o' - son PSI Pb .1 '-'.,,-..gram% 3,04 near P's. SrittI If Wunshei?l?, 0 30 (IlIbIf IleIlt and I,.. reload.? 1,iII r** 5100 1101 Scott Av e , i-Ia-p,n 30 and 3 TraIl.and final I ,lSOflab?e, No Mob? pleat.. i'h00. 1270115 IllS- sa-ejab. 0 - P77 1W, III Csl',n'I ,.*, @-* If III sa 4 1i.,ns.nIt ,, 51 (all 'ira-fl ManIa;.? of in III at Cpa-iilsQ 'v - ' -"a-''"I 5a-0 C-, af'a-I,," If?) CL IMP'or-dI A','imuli( Ill tIe. Alts-911 1,11w, PollS. blInd Per-s RmInglsn typrw'tlyrR% 54'13 lIr.,li'*n'n-d V 5-Il 5 P0*5111'S0PFIIUPI'i_ ' II,1i? Iree rain lgerelr - lIon' 1.1'It' - shallqvw wall eleitrun I''" F 7 t1011.st (hams. 177 )5t Ave - SanlI' If 3134 I 'A file d Marine Equipment P Ptiiu', 13 a3x I *511 31) II)) 'U USPIl tl,iflI?UIl. aI'j'11 41'l dl lrssit, etc ISoy 3 or Ia-I html I alit S Marl 313 UnbCid Ave AnI AneO C ASH P 011 YOUR EQUITY Call C0lI,(t 0)4 4.1)3 - - ' - '' Stretch & Sew I "I %al. (,arni)Its, 1J15n95% ta-Ig.I'sI arid Orapaln Ulf Ph )7) 462 - M.43113tC'fClei And inlers 71 nI?, *I'5I'I(&I re1$fee t$flIC, and 5,10 and lempl lIr'le yqI. a'.'f 'el-f' 4,4 a-'di 23) 7014 I....5 Ill 4344 ,_ ____-_ - •-''l '-p.s - In IiII (1,1.1.40 3 •i', 411 l sc-a' 1'.11.JV it , l,V% 'pees.-If 1130 1.- 4•15u15115144 lilt better4 2 -. r,erP. 11171)l S ?'aIIa?lnfs I)) r13) ''''' ,s.po'.,.' .awv. Allft, titIt f V Ft. p./l5l0Pl5$15I$IJP 1111,1 PRI - - Plaint S..IIfftt r liP Ill puP P ((05* Pf il.-t,Psylaa', 545114.° S. lhws an-t il*tl'ln-'w,' C ahrwIl I "li a lntq I,'.I • ,p.1 .-' .5553 fl),,21 Pi.,....,. SieefiatS 54,flS I 51, 5044 III '3*5? IlLc'rFPlnF ,IIMPAPII I. orsl,,IrsI r,.. EtIlmates It) Ill1 hlijy -. - (all 17) I7O - Real Ettat. Wanted 42 -3ruin't 32 halts tential tlIy *tpt4td 3M'S LAKE - - '1 and a-,. Wantt'd To - *Ah4,r-tI AislIqufi, Fulnituva, AplIan,eI, I Il•(ø or lull I-n-ole 'H Homes o r,,, rs ti'r'lral rlo,i,1a RIg nsr't.'i a-I Lots and pac1s 32 a-Ides sautih$e O.,i'-en Eve Iii S p L- lp,i tic-, 1752 5 37 Corp. - Ill' ' A'.II I-Alt) I in POlin 151,11 bIg. a-. Il,'oll Will l'' any amount until Mirth 35$ 31,1111 P lot al CO of rio. Ida South P.adal? at plenluky 3anl'd Ill IPIO - ci dOuble a-Id, in 5.3? 5.Ie,Ii Heat, cIothu3 c 3?, folks wile also r-.isv range of (Inst during ,- - BUOda- .5 0 P ILL AIPE-) once, when He healed the 10 lpers, 9 cal whom djthit f- en La', Thank vou, Thousands of h'ungry and ,\ .1 1, lo, ~~ **~oc a- Or a,u1IiplD(vELoeMtN? con P 32 Thrit bedroom. . b?Chi0' Oulb*lt0, •P%CPC haro iti.ox Attune S". 5* cen' ln'e'pt nonage at 14 04 par month, ar wn paymalt 323 3544 'All in the He didn't indulge in Socialized Medicine but Do - IS.&eowri 1' bath, Ianp. lam.!, room, ibtiCed IPiadlC bacj IpCrC Larg. patso CPos1l©?'I 112 S,X fil'iancllsQaia"a051 373 U34 S stamps permazwnth' • can 2234413 - Fanaal. - - is ecstatic He didn' t oiler guVed be pL...d va'i must AM arn 0-U 0 M AM 41, Safl Sruthers of food And we have beirn en- '° 31 .2 6111:24 ,ntnal pica? l5ltCi' nodpnn a-ItS Il?CP,.n large panCIed i.5'eu' f1Catn 1415 Pasr you? Call Ckws Il ,,4.lI'3 rC10m ,,, piwse tcICa, _______ :t. -es givus deabam and tlkgd sokn 33*1 Pa-I Realty 372 2475 N55ht1. luedayt A falsdIyi Call MUIIILE *0111,0 SAt Austin Development rOotOed - ' br hiotbeil in you' STENSTROM ICI P101111 a-t 3 New all twd?00n't 3'' ba,M PD' VtSX Vail 1Wa" (.pI'i tPwPIOs, By George W. Crane, PhD., M.D. Ti/c_ --.. . vow P' inatii, "frost ? bra, *,i.lI'ti(iR cit)flhl I 24 ,#., 11*-, ulu1-1 5 I cents As, - 333 GanaGeol '" - - 12 K'angsberry I' I I' Si 'r''' h."i' ii ,ent IDa 3cC ,'stP' 1 3l Ci 1' 'I Vtd I 4* flI '.'* coustpotil Ad VIS"' -01 all'st 553" In plalflg Your Want fl3S1t,l AsS tn-vP'. tail t r esults p .,,l .1155 323 $31 i, .,yll Mobil. hIorns 424 Sen01an flI..1 hurt - ________________ Elmer 7.. .-, I - T-1 nw Offv Iiu .-rn..a1 SI_ t%us?) AM Took M-.I*i It (a'r*"O sick Clow- fl-Am.. Per 1• " . lance ott of the Wind 'The (this Housemakes trU of a statement agamst 5mg 1wnus In PP5 as Pf. . do pedal r4 *1u1 Prtr . - he man, -'I resent it 'ioiald we keep violence television' I'd rather get .epsl plgMwl il l in! isied Doak HKA AV Lj AA)"' E P*b% I ;! \,-, ons~r "EVC40111 VM to $u_ " • L ______by Las Falk and Sy Barry Iaafivas IVALIM F Oft E ., ______ the 56-ittpen1 Pr- Now O NEED . w the prisoners were cmcle and-a' obscene in their wverssUa'a with 31w visIting a--ta-i cii say., ü - 373 7357 ____________________ DOWN p. 321 Sanford 235's 3, . ,ll,,'I Realty All! As.latI,,siJ'slIaI)72 £11. 0' I Is I'? Ifl 1154 lil'$JCIF V *05% lAI7IP wit, it 3(114 f,A iris r ll5 PSI, 111,1' 'is' Ira-Il 111 5*7) 311 131' RI 31 ' - hill Is,.•lpna r,.-so'-,--o. rd $44 'inn',.' ' -•'A'IFH $31, -p *.tslftAl Floe 5-j5lainteb 55I01e0'I 5 ' Ia-ale I',Vi 5.' -' i45 ?4lCItb 1'' " 'mi 311$ and ih.p.,jb!illhi niAnlirl, n FII?FP 401(.t..,-Ana 3)) 074 P1113511 ASIf tll)'i 'i-s Mon-lap ,sight, I il it "' I ..'slqrvn.nls v.ttomtd? (l1'en -t .II 191 SinfOld ran"n'' S A,IICWI tics It -"..'-' •' i.,,i-,,,1P',Ii 7P5 •."n-ls"i 5' a',0,we4 $53 ear'. pc-ni" 4417 11 -s13-, r I.'. S'epPa'll 3 lW"I i14 omIll -vItrI 13.1% 011,06 il's I ',t'l '' 5p j101. It), 113 C' I to? It)l l'5Pr'0"?% i-I IS II inn 5-1500 nail, loof ill loll Ire-i. 211 1171 Johnny Walker p's $200 I, alit - % I •II Pitt it, 11SF 1155111 'II 'l II5 IN r*MS., AvINI,lt 121*371 isalIablb ni5htI at 173 4454 a-alit Rsar ONeal had beer out 01 the hosatal no mire than two how' before he was in a Malibu cafe exchanging hugs with a blonde named Samantha He didn't introduce her ii) her full name. . a • VIkkI Cart snared Joas her Namathurstfortr? minute television special filmed at 20th Ceo tury Fc.z. En titled the Vikki Cart ow, Its a pilot for a. roposed s-ariettype series Ia' R 13-Soup AM IrM. ps -. -1 1 -t1r AM _F V ~,~, - bison-a he's a misfit - AnwN the prisoners. the killers are the most re- pt*i Jews! $s It bi US . Jw uns a Wes - fl-Mu*k.I r---. '- !V "ee. - -'•-_-• 4 i ck_- ' J A 4 "Every man there is an insnual can. Ever man wanted - -- 2 - - - - r -' 'A '. .- -.---- Ow -- flun EisMpmsot *-CampMp _-•-• - WORRY CLINIC 0-Rush - fl-ntud 1. - Thit, however, does not ca-iatitale an Indorounerd. "Every man there says he's nat guilty," Clii continues a new lawyer. "zt deep down every miii The by DI Voia gtjds patng ' i-Y pot amsouncimmitz an 4 f-I1cycs - - curit) utIon of the Utah penientiars, Cii says he found the prisoners "mar clever, more personable, more fluent and more siicable that, the ITaTS of the cast to give hun maw) so that he could get "the ILONJ £ Dtrui the tirre weeks that 1w worked in the medium "No ct1d in AW1gwubd he allowed 10 watch It." he "Dw Y a--- OR EP(Iniun's oud rovorio Ration that's lienct I D,c k Cor"Ill WINTHROP of Its "New FriPrison, as Night Movius" Cii Oulager, Who *Y3 a guard in the drama, admits Its 2T14 atidf Ia- IIVUIg TOOlfl a-w ci', D-Driwstic-C I All of ttu will be a-3 TOW' Ianul i-DOlL i'ii though not in explidi detail wtieri CiS airs "71w Glass House " a shun fibtwd wltZ?e13 in Ut&h ,w .-Iftt.oui H with," rrc'eised Iectmical advice tram real inmates on macti fine points as how to inure that a stabbing be snatanUy fatal no that the s-ictim can't identals his murderaReal uinates also played ri. tra and bit roles at $4 a da for aI-i extra and $l0( tot anactor with a swakinê male rape w& .- for Feb 4whld'i U'.tUdus rnw-de, 1UidC Lid Lawsissoft tie HOLLYWOOD Its hard to rr-vrwile the tha*in, bUt the T) modlzun and network tha t mm.rhe'i Ur tnuokacuan to 'GWTk,kI" liest 135 vialencle cirrupt the viewers has sdwô- -•sths$ oppooriwantas tgC' oww SI, JOHNS REALTY ACADEMY MANOR ayallabla TPili We 11 be PsIDD t0 Wbl$t yOV is to you at voun casvaIiPnce Call v,aUir I. Cry.? 1)5,1 nonsPi - ---- SA h$o,,s.hoId Goods It?) lid. Isa-rig ,.saiP.'ini, vIa-I 3 '"'i I Ia na-c, riusranlesaf Melee I'll 101 p*Il•'?'i t,,.riett, Is' 's-f ti P'.-nl Isa-I flm butlIlnI Aucllons Now S RQrvIainklg ws000t.sn .SROIFsi 11104 f'e-1 t*nlrd N-cl's 3 13*' C *1 'i's 1 House' ever worked Ce$r !*WI Ei-IkT 1-illosia! I we low % I lffl9IO 8', !IIANCY ) L_J1L.nt...MI Irp Glass 'The !•' iM H.1T -- Li-c lid I i's's P - .'Ir. 122 7335 "'4 Pail call "°" Samdals 321014* 3325714 :204*t - PA,1 AIN" S-fr MsffisIsni r- .r-T- ltJ 1vorel ;' WILSOINI PLACE- EXCLUS I VE we \ If 5 11111 f Poorest I 1107's ("5 (I'sa'fs', 110* fit If II) 5)41 I - Lou & Acteage 33 houses For Sail I) 1 t'edr00m 4 ts4'.irc.Cvli (OmP1,'11 3 au (asdI'o"ed emil City i, POLLINC. P41115 - tb,,IUI - S P..c, Cash ia, i. Inc 0001 wont nigltol i( Pltar 371 Iyls br.athtt It', spa Ipili four 327 ICbI I s,a , A ivP""lç% 944:10, bedroom, It',,, bath t'-Pv'i (VI lOt LV'# til/1 lit WI wa' "P ,(',J", Club fbi 1SC,CC P na's. ii; Ill * 7'Id St --- SI Pet, And Supplies - s. ,_,_ - -Mis.ilanaous S.ta F or lii - JIM H CALL STENSTROM "Santords Salts leader" M[P-.TS I -41 & POWW , air c-cs' 41 MtII.'S S V )_ waIt r.4'r ou VR I ~11 j - c.oste'rV'sri)P4OMES l,C7l,1. C3*"VN ra.-. (.'FP4T Pi I ? I LI i'hlII i,i"ipvlSt. 4renm I bath, Iso-v A&*J4 ,. ~_*4 f ,1Z- 322 731* P.3 law-n tiulidlto 11tChf Furnished ______ 0il1 GIL IIft I.,Wa-0 PIai&, I.,, bedrasm li', bath loll ttSC 1,S_t dl 1o'ad. dencl well t'It...b f.-'-c. Quiet i'rW. a'gw"ed. oraCla 334* f ins' t?Pf' S lanee __________________________ IL . NIC. :i '1st - 'A'll LIII. API. be a west. 131 3 ' c a 32) b/.ary-. 4 Apartments Rent $.rcid Tisunt 1. It Lth L : - j i, ~ - 7 arm 41I uOl?I, V a'to Collierville, It SM - - - 01 Mi,e.il.nin'sS For Sale 33 11513$ • i-sq-s Al3l3IIlfI MAt' 1111113 . %I0I 13.,'i ?P III,.4II plerlP!n I.,, "rr1r ,enitl t,*a'if p'jnhl3I - "V'S *1114 f')..we Sl,,a-t, Ill p Dint,u14'i!fl lIlIan'S, Phisilil tsp11 tree 1,41 404 '- - - Al"' j ( - assumable "wtQa. h Three M4,* d'lve, eewenc.c e.as.,ish I - Sale Wa,bal,car$wl,to0(.d$r5(11 II - •lOv' 377'l we have as (I 373 MieHflu3.c*edlsi'IC SI?IInØ .ob. he" rOfrenCee Ma"chi lt ia.-v* CAPE CVN'TrP Wpl 373 $5 &vC LS47 01IvSht Dh01. H,s,b..fla , nature I '3 I it ~ IL -, 1'i P.a!hs CS tos,'-. *at In c-nric lymnq r ,., p.i-ch, sit. d*P bPClien W.l ..c children l I'sv 101,5. days r,c 3'ard ioci, Av- a W,lie So. 434 1.WoP0 'laid. It Pou have arpa Itin - Pt" tn'-. hiou-. La". o' 'Tto I.aPsPOrO r -- Mute Houses For 31 Domestic-Child Cart 33 I'uceIlaf10lInea IlC,- UllulaI usununtt'p a? ihtt ? il.iPtrain I or rflS110,r-elI, '& will b t'WfS. betta-w UD t01 P'Sees Wili be trainee one lnlnlasasciy Ct.?? ?',Wtln cilia-'. Sept, Sue In car, a, tilt $i'W5"C NrwlS, laborS. P1. CHARCL - d lflSVlllCe Dollar lvlassS?r 5iIIla' Saiurd'n 01 a,.. IO' a-' av?ed Wi 01 M4W4 _________________ - lsWi to' ' VJ'lQ o?P,.r and '" I..,- afl" ts-s(' ac o.' Oa WPitPlQto' eti., Phi 7 T f ~ -- . ( 'I W'1 f'*I Fquipm.nt For Rent 34 11 - 3' W0I b0"'Il Call nr,e in Onsa.s ThIflt 334 c a Oft '• y BADGE GUYS Sa- 1 ffi%i 4 ?$J 1 "Nom Xftai 71 Ilooftes ~, ~ _~W ••-• h - CPa-I.-. SalaruCa-nnls.lon J 1 . - Wont 37I ..I.W',',C ____ :. - •t-.: - Will MIU now - I" Mailon •• -- Mobil. 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Of wcie will l,øffi y, flu? WS' P4CVf 3 QS*II$lefl to a-p',e rCP' ICC PPuIIttOli$ ui'# sablartelso '' N' - bry Larry Law : - '*l •' , No- tru% drlv.l lslWC*I cit YOU rOIJti..D? call W Ca'. '3 p,,. Help Wanted DW,ouui, kIl tills Mt tN... Spa ella 5?U .v.el.bS, Ph .Mv PIIburp. 10$)1%1L QelIWS IICPIel eaNtoM Will twst Ii-its 14.Ildib N,lI W f. Cs.. c' cool "Oft P 11 flfl Z I" ri. To Woul A ,i - PaCPDWItW t D*IWKINO Lhoss rksa. OS cv. Female 14 asseems Male Help Wanted 13 Mel INPOIMA1JON Direct as t Ptiie, av,i'%. WANT AD ;;i~'. CAMPUS CLATTER V&atAdlol rc)W1 Last £ Feusil.-- 4JI I I mr- LIlCE ff orr 1'4 J IH A1I$ . I' \ T. P4.m1I. rT " 1 .7 ,t. rot Thursday. Feb. 24, 1972 Sanford Herald ,uj TPII,rstky, Feb 14 Sanford herald I@ Days 21 Days 13 Wks. 3 Ilno Ad-$5,04 $14.50 $44.10 -1 line Ad-$6.72 $22.00 $42.40 S line Ad --$8.40 $2500 $1800 DIAL 322.2611 Or 631 -1#`03 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE-PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAMI -I - �.—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Feb. 24, 1972 Wi Year—Around Appear Here lt EDWARD NEIiA. COPIP, News Sei- 'ke WASHINGTON - Goodby, student summer zritions! More and more American schools are holding class on a year-round basis and authorities say this latest — and most controversial — educational innovation is here to stay. That is the conclusion of a new report — "YearRound School: Districts Develop Successful Programs.'• The report, published by the National School Public Relations Association, estimates that about 25 school districts across the country are operating either lull year-round programs or pilot projects in one or two schools In addition, scores of school districts in at least 27 states are actively studying the concept. To nn — Di xie Seeks To Hold Costs The nine dtvlzlmal managees Income than ever before. vcr) category c( ex1icnae ieipciIb1e for the opera UOn *1 N5 WIrn Diii. food ,tores was sbArd from the recetfng Pi&cidiii In the Comthe 01 Urougtwd boated sootticasterri part of the United pariy$ warehouses to the and Sutes met this week In cuittet'$ purchase Jonvifle to search for ways ct*ckCut at the cash registers Adams said, 'Acccrdtng to a to Id 'ipenles In line and Schools Stay The report flatly predicts that the idea is going to grow even more in the months ahead because of "the continuing and rising pressures for more and better learning for children and youth in today's urban society and the constant demands from taxpayers to at least hold the line on educational costs 'As more and more school budgets and bond issues are rejected by the taxpayers, more and more school boards will continue to look at yea'-round schools as the most viable alternative," the report says, 'Parents are quick to oppose doubk sessions and oversized classes for their children. Educators will press for more opportunities to individualize instruction and revise curricula. Taxpayers will continue to resist costly building programs' 0 'Trend Toward Li g ht' fly IIF.NIIV JAfll/F,NIIt 1 ' II - I'reuiler l'l-K IN('. fAI'i I ).*ii En-tnt 1i1edged tonight 1; TiiTe Ie1sHIIH H Ill Ut H 1H flU S l.,lviw'iIt' ,'tu.1t the '"." I........ average net profit of the retail food industry Is less than one per cent. This make's It essential for us to exert maximum control over our expenses" Adams reiterated Winn Dliii's pledge to fully comply with Phase II of the curtent eccmonik atablizatlon program .3. B. King. "Ice president and division manager of the Jackwimrille division, was optimistic about the positive results the second4ay session could tring about In holding food prices In Line. stabule their retail Toco w-ww. The ma.tagement of the Jacksonville hesdquarted firm called the meeting in an effort ici put the combined espenenC'e of Winn Dixie's key people toward the task of expense red,cm Jot A Adaum rxKvtiAv vice 1014 the grow "We must make ever) effort to hold the line an retail food prices tile, in the face 01 Increased product cost and higher operating expense." He stated that often times during an election year, the food lndustr)' is made the,wtgippft boy" for Inety-sevrn per cent of Can an inflationary economy. let. food consumed at home takes a ada's 55 million households berpeeee'rthr of spe'ndibIehat radm - -o -d_ t COPIER Brand New! Makes shari, Nock copies on white nd-wetght pa. per. Copies from letters, meI0o:hohs. *p pages ISTI4SI from bound book. and magazines - even copies from original. in all colors. $17900 Compact lIla easily on any desk Dry uses no liquid chemicals M 3INA811 "051" Oust (him, 'will work urs wervIngIy" foe normal raiN. hums with iii. united Slates At a (ltnn"r in his honor. the ('hint-se leader was rer.pnntltrig ti, o limit froiti l'raskknt NIsr,n, whit, thnlanc"I 'We have i.gsin itt' Inng pent ess of rCnUJVIII4 ibid wall Letwt'cn es" 'anthrb jrrath toasts r.es'nwd muore low. 'y than those raised at thou's trinuiuct for the Nit,ns on Mon. stay. At that time ('tauti remark. Friday, Feb. 1972—Sanford, Florida 32111 Price 10 Cents 641h Year, No. 135 - Pit to friendly tiuiit "the Chou Vows Cooperation Nif;,tu quO) the two people s ran nsa' to tho heights of greatness frtnn which we ran MOW MW wriri-il liii iuunlart have fi nally f'lCtut-4I " - '' Nitc*n gave a nine-i-nurse bi,nquet for Chnu ira) his ('hi. nest- nss',c bites In lbp tint-at hail nV the h'eople, where the peanut-n tutu entertained (PC I,tP.irkfltilliPanlyatanllflnh't on t'' Americans' first clay in it A it i IIf'fil '1 ( tort" ("vt it levi 01 the world He said rail showed the 4.ten'nina! of China to maintain AX in' ' pendenr'e themigh its ry. " the W*54 grnpafrilt arwI or plau*)ød ftt'qn.ntly eeapt W'' den! "0' ''°' ilke ange ,.g.rnentis fawn hanits as Clam his ilapped and CabCalifotnia and Florida, spike ifoq'nia champagne Then ('Ia's, and Niece drank a Nitnu in his toast, said it fr as the twinil played ('mit differwith ,iatkins possible for Amerk's the R.entifiil" ant tysterns and values 'In liya mingled with 19w' Niece letting together in peat. chan*iflg limitS with history rather than the belle- trawl, vark*$ Chuew' offielabi field" he the Judge of their diiIn his intrv1urt'4'1 remarkahe risions praised the (hint-se people Chit', who was seated at Niihis otcit to the ,. ti'i fr.r it ''t-nr"t - We have exchanged on onrmalitatk'n it relation 'lam enntinsiM. r's'dng ?'Hm lUll i'fl't ailS him a4 • 'alk -with Stan rt" '-'- 10 george Stuart Added 113 tad 101111*4 $tMSI Vt$IIM Districting Of Payrolls City Second Sought Time Around (nplr NrS Svnicr U this star is a little cot. fusing. it makes amends itt the happiest possible ending James and EThe Hanback of have ('.ahf., Torrance. remarried — after a •••flJ c,rtiori of 54 Yews Ur&.11 the more than hail a cerdig) After their divorce. James was a husband again for X years until his aoxid wiles death In tProposed It ' so, r DEII1Oi&Y We ' re 11 FItSK SIACUMBF..R years old years Hanback' were married the first time in 1911 In Lawci. Mo. He was 17 and he was 14 had tlui'e sans and two daughters before something happened to the marriage. sect nô -time -around The re iywr'dI credit their childicfl with t ruzilituig them James has lIved 10 CaIIIOrTUa rnn%t the last haUcentwy. 'tu3e Effie staved in Missauri W cETW out to California to ,sit the ctuldiri in 1%4 aid sa James lot the first tune in ar1 car returned mlV7Dand they met ajain. Things began ID go well between them. but Ufie thought an talk of remarriage should wait until they g* reacquainted ' ' .- - - m Adam - - . - liicli \% .i J - * 'wy iiii)FtiV('(i ilti 11111' I:. Sanfordcoillillissiom - V • -Pflttfltde p . ,• pm I sMIfltS ndii.' r 1v.Inpment Authority. - _ , - . new mayor-cornin issiont'i' and a commissioner. When final committin' plans are worked out, thes will he presented to the City Commission for LOG inc lusiimn iii liii new dhirtrl — , \ oting against the iitut mini, which was offered liv ,-, b: JOHN A. POI.SKI . ii'II'ip I g i. unnflhitt 't' Stirke was Pt 1r ('ear ' that meinbt'r, who said d strict ing was artificial and all Did some checking I 1isaibility of Senator Muskie city residents should have the right to vote on all ' itusybe coining to the Valentliw candidates George Croscley, committee vice chairman, Ball this Sattuday In Sanford. aides according to his in stated under the j)l'es('rlt system he did not [eel a Tampa. Muskic must be in New black could be elected to office even lithe black is lIamnhü'e (due to Pt° more qualified than a white opponent. - . _ leave commiUiieflts) and 4 help us celebrate Sunday The authority, in a Meeting - ii sftrranon uaY , - , V us ~ NMI up north for a cmple cA days. Ile did apprecialt- tht,thought and offers his regrets on not being able torruwn the king and qu queen. ee - _3L\DZ 0 (ir.e. The ?ex York-based firm has given 12-month salaried eaves to IS of its acientists, engineer' and business management speiiliats. Their uite'run mission: to teach at 19 black colleges in the South They will instruct in such subjects as rnattematics. . - -- SANFORD, FLORIDA - ... lodge. -! A FULL SERVICE BANK - , - -._ i. - \V1)TU .11 .\LMA FACTS Clara Fi.t.m,yer — Head BoobIeepe' Mildred Foggin — Head Teller . F ___________________ - .- Linda Smart Joe Debbie RiChards Catherine McDonald WAYNE F. ALBI *1 PRESIDENT V. PRESIDENT 1. CASP4IER MARY R. DOUGLASS ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT INSTALLMENT LOAN OF F ICE a CAROLYN LANE / - 9 aliUof . ' - - otrii trying make the tie-rh .iist. I It authorized aisti huitiinp: lierilut to ii of coti,structl&'il on the building i*rufeuwnai being part'i annexed haikngvd l,etter fmoili Cleveland, read idthe intthA it Council i - 11) Yridayto-FnIdaY - - Ii.rur*1 Action Agency close 11 of its 33 centers l0 tie city because of a lack olfurals 's not ASSISTANT CASHIErI , ' Hoiieit.. WW' I 013 believe JOHN Y. MERCER -- . ' IiAary Frasse ' t'levelandjr,'riunnanled clients that the city Is prepared to 'Irfenti Its position unit an- - Talk about the pro%ramandautLatic*IhYt' e uunstnl,rlfl. it A lion etc. wen. up Ir • flalUmore thEY really io understand - Mitering 01 the nhiflXpe5' Sara Hendry Tom Touffiman . - 'i - -- Peggy Russell ' r\ - 'Itwy sail, 'SOlO" 14 iii Iii' wounded " I bled h II They sail, They bet tF ___ - _______ r_1.* Li? liiigation. In a motion made by E. E. Williamson. senior member of the board, City Attorney S. Joseph l)avisJr. wasin.structeti to notify Attorney Muck N. ,''7 '- .J glorious." LL Bostic SI iaii tins inalant t ,'. 01 tie Ci" question to the igiartlian angel mbo ' ' 1 —' I cringed "Desix,ridtf, said, They warriors fight 1A"t .1. WENDELL AGEE . . ' 11 They said, W,' .,i t. at war.' I hated They said. "Prepare red war iyiibols I painted. They said, "Count coup I scalped. They said, "You'll see fritoth die " Judy Osborn Questions 'What about 1: 1. 5enatm my sm-viry betwf that thm Nitualue. MuC.aimm. list-litvAl Sge is a tbmt to hicatIth. ] U1ed7. playing hajuxt't' safety anil welfare to those from Naahlaatzm se ofIc ii the tsi nulivaluaia who t't it rn'" . dcclart'd in the early 196th to ta the law nor change it t3es,te the in UHS AM anti Il> IRESNA I_SIF..S .thg,l psalm recurWsl Supreme added that Fkz-lda un(tinstitutloful, lie the Court it*flis When aniteis don't report mu u C - C°WK the Legi.slasturedidnotrrpeal decision. X)I) it) uc their het caught fI )S('W( " Tile SLWCTW) LS1 Li UW urr ,eri*'ri1 area -n eum:h the "! last till. voted Ufluifl III0U.S y 0 them Hell when be lInda otil of the Wvu.s'.uck prupert'. s tand by its annexation of a situated adJa,cnt to Knotlwood siiiall tract of land despite U iio willing to agree threat of probable court . _____________________________________ '.. — They said, Our I inh - ire' at stake," I M'OI'IeII t Germ Adams Longwood Stands with Annexation - -_-w. -"____ - ' Elaine Owens - inconsistent with legal decorum" and ordered ' Grace Geis Lynn Taylor Judy SrgsnI of of - collililent oil tile suit. ' Sharon Emerson -. . P MEMBER FIRST FLORIDA BANCORPORATION , * ' him out of the home. Ward said he hoped that any forthcoming ruling in his favor would .oUdflfld S a i n urn an invit e hi m once again "to her confidence and the bosom of my family" at their llome ill suburban El Cerrito, Spokesmen for thii store were unavailable for JU31 have to 0wre this one you. First read It in the w column written by Rev. David part of -.111le which Poling carries this logle: Iliey said. -You are no longer .11wer in air sainford 4M. the Nurvev It RA 'ie that LI per cent of Snwe :owity isoujelicais 'w— rj shopped. said his wife of 11 years, Louantia, llit the ceiling, accused hi,61 of shopping with another woman, hurled objects and "aujectives T)ic'y sai(l, Etiti'r LI." i 'tin' ii Harriet P,ckron Shirley Lucas I I I speIti -..f. 4u1.l rt,. .1:1 , .t.i:. 'f i :. Ridriot the- Department it Air c'in ,iA) cMsI:ljwRRv iii Lhiiti fly JANE ,,,. department bwuneu, to same, we wttned, and Water PnUutlon Control. yea . Kelly spectiflg County ('otnnilxlioflct Sutiwy Herald be was uncertain as to fist Isaiwl, human excreta and Chapter 1,.4. Sewage Woilti au a Vitileri Jr., acting as a what conrw of action will ti. if the low WS paid wotkrr, today requested taken but that the decision wilt other sewage being dtactiarge'i which dearly deternunel i'TtI. private citizen, ,ctnrithg to tie reir' for the be inatle Monday on the return into Lake Monroe in an tin- unlawful to dispose of the regional engineer sewage and other waste watrfl reaswn for the •'te - tut treated form. Senkevich proper 11i priidflig Florida Department Air and without mIUIITIOIIY wer, "The City of Sanford is and Vihien told the Herald that as hat flu Water Pollution Controf. Alex listed as rigid water and or today when he has been aware of this unlawful treatment and indicates t sewage shall be ,iuowed to by- pollution controls itani1ar'ti Senkevich, to take action to stop of :45 a t.i. to the City of Sanford from checked the scene the pollution situation and U'ere ,ems Iplant where one eitstS, tisat 'tiscourage nduatr.t ie'w dumping raw sewage arid un- problemwas"stillverymuchln flOCVflIpfOtoIliZfltfl*te pan any tzntres irv"iupinrnt. iioru1a p'nwm this duinpage. that incidentally nor shall into waters treated waste into the eastern eviconce." OWl) be dksctiari totally in terms ,, In his letter tie said. -As you has ecome 1 conCern of section of Sanford Marina on ", pLirib are thai rather population conscious of who are know, this sewage is being citizens Lake Monroe In m tUSiUfl. iutfl i economic conilluons the condition. acti ng dumped from a large concrete ith'ks. it is nly sincrm belief that I" VVMI3!ftW ftn inequairter Howard -I wtsh to reque,3t your regional engineer, speaking in culvert owned by the City of 'I" am ymw follow-up Actlon "W ( .vnt fnr inipmvinv be—we invoNtO under a i it be in Uw bed Lriter-st -it the IUii*IWI of living tie its "-ma" the a bsem- of Senlievich. who Sanford and civat" the oil, aitit. safety and welfare of -and of Sanford :itlLel%S -~c-tlufwlt County. ulirquo ? ft clean-op iii LAke %Ijnrw mW further , F IA d nodde circuit logic design and physics, The unua'jal program, saiseid by many black leaders. began Las' September but Its details were withheld until "we were certain we had something to talk about." explains Proctor H Houston, director of equal 0 X*II.UiIUes plaze and program for IBM ''' ' , , After Charles Sard SAN!' RA NCISCO AP bought $80 worth of clothing last month, he told the court in a $5,000 damage suit, he received a bundle of trouble, Ttit' :ti-year-old airport skycap told Superior Court Thursday that a salesman from the store sent him a follow-up postcard saying he'd .iijoy serving "you and Mrs. Ward." Ward, who insisted he was alone when he , MEMBER F.D.I.C. DEPOSITS INSURED TO $20,000 .uTIputer IOCfKt, md the date C,wnmerr*' Department. •hit-ii ;how. SenUhi. IS One it entintles. that I1I oathmal t'r a below the apita mr. 't eminoi.Ov.'ute placed ZAh n 'he sirey, ,tw'h amit' 'P" sOd iIlSUItMzlnd .*i the tirecflon of the ieufrnant 4overTuw a ( 'isseibe Ketlev a,a len Re *tera C,10 ty Pollutiin g Lake • ' . The inswirtion to from the posit office lie has renewed his compelled to eliminate th request the City stintlAfi (P accompa nying rticle l Jane- I i -1 0 1 ~g54?7U/ZOt'. . I Saw You W th ?r next the like Looks presidential candidate to be visiting with us will I.K. Republican Congrrasrnan rAshbrook of Ohio. For the NIP ecord, he will be In Orlando this Saturday and will be met at the McCoy Jetport by l)cI Euga of Sanford and t'hauffrrred around on this particolar taping visit 11 1nderztand that Ashbrook will make the Sanford scene on either March 2 or BANK WITI Is D ' . Who Was at Woman be there after all. GfltrI . . ' And a cup of coffee. Our assets are nw over sio,000.000, reflecting a growth of well over $1,000,000 a year! n t he luite i Drop in and enjoy a slice of cake ,mink of International business Machines Corp i IBM ' and the whir of roId] calculating computers usual)) cxxnes to mud. doesn't it Ever)txudj knows computers have r.o hearts, but IBM has . ' published wrie iiinths this photograph 1inlorc1 lit raid when ago by flie Vinit'n Jr. First called att('fltit)fl to untreated sanitary waste flowing through this storm sewer onto the City of Sanford harbor across 4 C Our birthday cake will be cut at 9 a.m. S It, be orbiting the sun lb" World Alrriariic notes that vr'atr.s have radar dacIosed that Mercury rotates upon Its ails over it period of nearly 59 days rth,'r Patti the pet'. luus tt liii that it rotated in 319, earth days. synchrunou with its period of revolution about the sum . IS NINE MO I COMP LA INT says How' that for haPI')' of the rune planets known - • It falls on Sunday, so we'll celebrate tomorrow! % 'r happy to be l)tit'i .4aIltt t& ths smallest nmme and its het (;realer Sanford Chaililm-r of Commerce legislative 'Md lVili(II1,11 stiit1' coittt'e mm this iuornin appi'uv('d a ri'suhut ion advatwrd by a livi' man t li,ii ii ci 14) establish Singledish sub committt ( ask ing the ( its of inini it iiiu n n F' for ( its I for Ii i inluta geographical intl popul it IOU lini iii . iiiiiilih ii r.illII i' i' in itiltitil 1114number of districts w a not determined at later nu4,1in' (listrict lines. together aiiin. to enjoy our randctuldiefl and (*ul&rl' Elf it rea1c idrtuldren, UT fIl!'I 'r 3 01111311 Come join us anytime between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.! Last August. James flea tmrk to Mitsauti to see ENit -on our first date more than F.( years ago he rode a mule, I f fit rcc'oii.cti. "This time he ame in a jet Aitre a rcinrtat exrhan,c of ttrt$ birtwerri Caliloriti' and Mtssauri. Ef fie firstly came ,-it 1,ia1n. Uns tune for good le the delight of their two ctuldien. Gecege and Geneva, they announced their engagement. or rengaeit*nt. arid marriage followed qwrkl. i I-- CofC sald the list dwalit!W afire a second marriage of Ci . By liii' FIslItitItnI. 1970 And Eff It was widowed . - ' Rerstiung - e'çewsdwl to ',Iix*r - (kon toast byetPrt-5aM his thankthe president for being best .. rOt if (:hun'.. Nic" -4 'tie (,fl'ilt R,,fl 111 - - - -. '-, - - - - i.. .--- - -- -' - IL - - - - - . r PU Cfl1NC ON E lull I ' Pretty Sharon I'.,iitt'rson etitis the birthday i. itke [or President John V. Mercer this morning as hut United Stale Bank of Seminole observes Its si'vt'nthi LIuiriIvt!m'sary. Hank customers VCFi' •..,,i,ui with ,'ffi,'i' and riuki' cake tiithiiv. - 'une)ear; "ii" declared ti,*it'ultittltit'fli anti hopefully ('ountit will undo what It has done The -urrspoflaeflce ('04th flu if the city refuses to "ito-annex" the parcel on which a dentist plans to build a professional building. appropriate court tiIt.*li will be filed. Cleveland's totter annou,wrtb that iii. notification to the cii) Is not intenileti as a threat Davisdilttt'tt the state Law woler tiit'ti the ciuiim'ssitiftfl of the road was gt't'uliWulsI14'iI Was I t s ovtkgm in the court. Davis cvntinued Wit Vie annexation in his view is valid Jaqut'-* Eugene wrung I-n is it uptiwil that lChairinan if Longwoud to annex roads the state law, the neighboruig 5&jttju Seiuitriute cities, whit" aLso antiexed righb-t4'way, ,iv also wrung And. furtser, if inc Weinstiak gnne.xatiu1) is saud, a large nuiuiber of tit are as welL Devis said th particular law used psnnnuts ,u'nesattu.'iu of Lind on which reside less thai to - Conf used about the price of a new Volkswagen? Odi .Il1 he Ni -,U .s rqIii 'o i urcharge acid breeze, price thaw, import sitIlse ta* repedi lId don t be conrusud about sucn a little thing ,'r pece it's 11ee9. P4ut more, not less. Just ivuc. Now that you krt,w hu.'i iiuto I '.t -'N -. little ' -' -- -è tu,s not been tested in the court, he saki While tie state law was used an baits tot the road nezatiuti, tie tit) s petition charter proviskin was used to Win-s 'k tel arimn in - - - roadway airnexibun a-i such given rnbusincii tLsIiicI aid this is the twa Jot' rub, the attorney saki. At Is question of whether ttiir threats are going t I )t53 to de-annr-x," he sat - regivterrd ut.irs- C'ATP,IIJt or -.----,' - - t-i V)Jr*t4ii l)' t 541 v .34JIj',Q-ii i BILL BAKER tI — IL 'vs •— — UIRWUII1 •0 i 0 41 .'s -, ' Lotting twaignAtion -- ' "p ' tA111110410 HIS i4u5 U'Si j,5,H Itt 411 " I *II• - . .t• i ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 24, 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/e33502e7648450d4909d3ff09d49683b.pdf a4085289627c19085ec80bdbccdaa015 PDF Text Text on I M day, 14—TheSanfordHer&d - -- - - Farat Robb C,.crald Hsirkness Rufus D Dixie MARC U.. IE' AdmtuI4wzs Sanford Msii'dit Charles F. Gabs Mar'uan A. St. John Francis R Thnrntp.r, . - - - 0 - -. - Wakefield fort. Th'Pairs Vir-uaria Tha, DeBar> C.cnrge O Rauman, DeBars Adolph Betke, t*liona Anna Sacker. t*ltana Dtharçes Rub,' L. Jammes - -, - —& - - - - / / / '1/ . -. . - I - - - 'L - .: -- ------- -- - --- •" - - - - -.---- -- -t.. - -- --- Ashore At Lost - - ' ma throt. to STOP I use girt, Lonwood F'i'rs' Let Mannon. l4.b- Association HearstZordon it - '-i C1loria F Clint Grace F Stocker Goldie Rimot.e>4 Tot Eme Du - I - , J-' - ) -- -' ,"cnUWCr" - ' -- Margaret Feweil Lersia R. Jackson Solomon, Altamant. r'r r.Dra' aYt &rass 1P it rain;. &i.4 t. : rnCiX1CAL IM - St4i A ..'iafl.is ijLr - r.atat - twaP ii beas. Os.. i. 11'r-00211131 14" S n Thoughts - 15' tii rs:i Ruth ins *lar k - IXI5'i$P EJ. at $49t rs s tr o vatS P07AFIX .,'.ir'i '.sas For The Record ... Chief of RA3001i Rogeir the rn 5?' &t.c L a george "a - 't ti will be allowed W %'utt sf51?1. the g overnment an- - nounced stuart [2 113 Eat MINSM 10-year bar, their. e-mprt'd tart tomorrow and will continue nerce to provide Selllinole County with Chamber of Coll" story isl building con- WILLIAM - you ka i 1 - 4 of I , ,.. • - . ._ ' . - -. - _,_ vices etc," he elaborated, Fla I At" electors from Seinincile Count)- even though they all run at- - .. . V' - • -i still - .1 - . ' .., - . . .r a . , - - - a -' - - .. 4 - • , ' a ii $5 and the istiorrag or roimol siol aso under siz.:o for the T. million families i.e area .d Insist lear. lusT CvtI.?OiusG$T • thus -Ail. livil) put proper 1wrapectivr. DON'T LET AN AMATEUR DO H& BLOCKs JOB H&R Block. The income ta.i people. lhd you (-OIlUniiJIiOn 309 1 'st St. Hwy. 17-92 3Mili't g4 Lon g *00d %aille Into hear about - . r , th the ' P" f' • ' ' • - P -' ' ' , 4. I Too many Chiefs rulufflig around Wa shington ,., with all kinds of rub be r stamps in their LiItkpaw Illin"i III fill... just - 111 HucteIUw . - . '; . !. . . ' L' 1,word PIiL& ,. . . . .- - - -.- -----------. t SANFORD MIDDIES CRUISE ItUfl(lI'ed mtdsliil)In1'ui I)( Sanford Naval '111114' 'Ilur At'ult'uiiy wert' gut'sli of (lit crew of the 1155 •.II al;'. •l..' -III ,5 tiit tiimI aEiiutq4.i (iii it 11111 ' 'I ' ''' I! t',tr Abby T •••• _••.• ii l' 13 U Ct'iioci '- ' ' Lalendar ttotWd dS . a. D E X ilL IiI • ' . L I1'_' ABOARD IFIE 'SARA' 'liii' Iu%IdtIll'i observed a demonl tat on of the iuln'u'aft carrier's (ll- t'power cal ihI1ittes. btorIalcUsIuibent FitterULFulwnt llockwtvo hkpitnoWs ft I' '1i Mb IV ltl%t'i hich will iu.in than oda 1.. ezpet'tatltl3 if action on Wednesdayj.8&,. Meanwhile, House repti 1: 111`13 We" IttftnPurld '10 itrength rmzu 1rws that ';ouid 'ive 'heir -i ihut it 1U1e 'Jfl1'3l Minurty Leader Dun 3. the plan, asti the would mnvet the cuti3titutt tout it tfl4tthemMUtSi tlLitiict siLts '41fl1e t*Ing zsyorn1iie tu Repubikurn -ii' He said the only li,str,vta paste. would sure ip nu th eir diiGOP 'o 'suLvu Unable tiuld be ',hreu solidly Iec'ir'eni.'eS, iietubtrs UtflUd 'Xlth th Vtocida hair tu 1 Senate LrIsUc ior 'ii the oLsns oaer flIL'II thU tWO ,44UJOthLMI .iO'JUL which plan was the m.vt corn- 'or ,,, \( ' a t5 I - 1 7 .' . jars I'wI,ersbur,taIid put iIUlth!lew e 'Pvlk" Jbtritt. the iiS-IfldII 'uiiutUttii deadlocked. plan !uuk ioua1 ii \ q planning Ame rica's 200th birthday party being granted the power to stamp its documents "top secret?" Now what in heaven's miasmic could be that terribly lmnIs.rtiint about a celet%atiln whatu wi.uld warrant it being Ukntifu'd '101a SECItE1'? grubby -- . - t -- - PMO'I 323 4?7 . r Don't know )our $s'r5tmet feelings about th e Pentagon how.rrprlUiII % Pa pers to pa. - what i&iS lt'13'Xii ItSiton. .'tnef .irtiutt'' iUU1ht and 'county 2VUfltI4W5 IN Only 4i.M.'Oft n liwold Wtisvn. R-( k .aater. .ubu esesaed su ia s nit the Gwiter pba-which spst 'iearwuster away fruimi at so tt5UIl IU$ 2t- uIit ' - -. " . • - . . -' t .:t-ç . a coin- p that would 'ran,ge County from being .tttition'.L m ui -te vw .i Florida's new dnitressioflal aejt.5 1,8 'entriil Ftorsda, ..'ther in nor th t)ade Coun ty , lie U'ttII to t the cuisumuttee idupt Pu,s v ersion. -1aAmsng it .'.is 'a real sa lable isrudud won the suppuL of Scli W. F4t %l ace l ter ,*zneua'flng his plan to . . u1U".tUt'ed -ifldO• TWUCtL1 promise --.---'--- -_---.------ . ; Sen. Republicalt 1970 census which pegged Ftor- increase to large. - flut -- affairs committee approach the present legislat!ve or tMrrhaps dclt'tiofl with a provision that no less than three registered be delegation must Orange-SeminOle four of the . e ,nod I i gh t J. nathon. A Senate subconuflittee on Congress. GOP sources saki the h tither plan in the trish strtctuig subcomtlw'iW 11W Senate redistricting pfl)p(l on the drawing board tan.' congressional ,,..iti1d increase the thtt sea ts ttuttee members clashed st Gunter .uid Myers that the \titntthy night found itself ttt over two plans. r held by Republicans to rio siuld 4u just that. unable to choose between two now it .LII Lliflie that conflicting plans, so it decided He p1e5t ed the plans I Orange County ttfl as flint. 'fld 7utS .8 to rt'cotlumiend both. subcomturute Cuuty ngresol prtpared by Florida has l the iifle Ji D. 1ti4nW*fl Cr(witio Meanwhile, if. the IIo, n Ken Myers now, but is entitled to ehairnan Sen. 1,ublicans were quietly working seats three more as a result of Lhe \lyers respundeti that :n,sLheOil their t)%Il plan in in attempt William Gunter. o-&r. oil national ns " 4) v tiwlr income -- Guntere Com ro ise B*i I I - thea can pa,r $ fri. (tDltUrP doing A~40 - Orange To Be Peel e ? we are in conunofl with these counties. hut, with Orange, so with shopping, linked with not only transpOrta tiOn but al cntcrtainiiient, ei,mIunercc, sports, tourism, industry, ser• ' ftrn*at,on to pe.Ir i.hu ,-,alh SANPOPO i - ahouldnt knoti I or what v jui'i IOU / - ';,_ More than a few persom amateur. iou can 118% r our taxre. turn done L.a a ,p.a-u.Ik trained surmbrr of the H 4 It I.iock team a.iih rumpl.4r runtidrvtiaLit. Three are duando of th en. in 0f•,• (.((O •oti a rnirtitl' lt.riit."d of firr.. H 4 ft B1o'ka fir. atari at - '- SINGLE DISTRICT WOULD BE IN 'B" AREA U.S 17-92 running north Into Volusia, St"Ilin0le has very little been digesting the county's budget, over a luncheon meal band and they had the county throughout the State have boer n removed froimu offi.' because they ftlt Us. y welt above this ilnIxirtalt law'' ou are. for onh a Ira dollar* - '*t4 ' Seminole, have in comun;ofl. Stcnstrom added, "Aside from Sit 46 running tat to lirevard and west to Lake, and 1-4 and Is it really true that two of the county commissioners have Calling around 11 pin, and saying that 'there'll be a meeting th e following morning around 9" just doesn't comply, genii, wi th The Sunshine 141w. 24 how's prior notice. All public officials were elected to represent the tax payers.., so, w ha t's the big deal about wanting all of th is "secrecy" during which time you discuss the ha ndling of our future, not to mention OUR tax dollars. inure thin it roilo lv do it i.ith ' - ' determined it it worked successfully.— Stenitrom added collul,enting on a letter replying to the Cliaititxr froin Sen. ,1 w hat the two counties, orange and Kenneth Plante 0. conducting public transactions. aume price . - - ?' county Seminole, one from Lake and the third from either ever nobody was short-lived and "hlowvr this situation nections; or the lack of 'em. More on this little "jewel" shortly ... Cauelberry'way have been a "little slow" in smoking the for arrangements proper 'our Uui.rarr. annuath rnilhun, ul ta kind of peraunnl in r hear this. Lind - house of Representatives delegation of thret one from tractor and water-sewer con ... Marilyn Gordon Photo -4, -. / . ' 64 not alone, however seems like our fritrids down Lace) , P " 1 more identity in the Florida lgLilature but, he added, '1 cannot agree with any plan that would result in Seminole joining with some county other than Orange-" manager along, too' Jan u,ar 'tj ('cK.r-d1ritor fr,.r G'Ri"\ Adult Education and Continuing Studies t Seminole County Mental Health A,sociatior, Discussing problem of aging with him are left to right. John Devliri, Wi'liam Wishing presi dent, Mrs i C Ring1i:-: and John L - &.. / 0 0 Sanford Herald, applauded the efforts of the Greater Sanford .. ua >-inf a ipaii-d at a c. / Sanford Commissioner Julian Stenstrom, in it letter to The until further notice. and .. I -. •. In the city this week, starting Weis tax Admisalous P ' s Casselberry Volunteer Fire Department has announced that a burn in g ban will go into effect 'Me ('\ - -- l ii Leg islative passage of a bill vote federal court decrees. up the county as a setting Boundary lines for the single 4 district would mean that Rep. Seminole district was not known 65 of Indian huh, ney, oo by Cleveland but he said th ey do Ewtene M legislator now the only would be include Sanford. in th proposed office living another in to According a Mooney is district. the authoritative source, was &ected in and Republican slice would district Seminole Sanford in two at highway 17.92 1970 to his first term of office. All current Orange.Semlflolc (French Avenue) leaving the By John A. Spoiski eastern port of the city in the legislators will be up for reNovember but the I don't even remember the single member district, but election this you know, the one placing western Sanford In a plans of several will tinge on guy's name killed about 25 to 2G of the district which Is expected to what lines are finally set In the who redistricting extend into lake County. &igrants In California. Well, if and when it becomes law in that date that the death se ntence Is officially abolished, he will be able to apply for release from f jail on bond. That makes about a much stands a chance at the Democratic Conventhin. Su p William G. Abilson. Deltwlh . :_ accord with the one-ma n, one- are (Cfl or shut," I £ te ALA S- rings .. .. " - . - l C, 44 C Lo socwt> ' I JJ3J criteria for single distr icts in finally posses before any drs Lee • r t) S Hut, he explained we will ;turtloniiwnt or retlistrhting based on the 56,000 population first have to wait and see wtu.t Admiliiww " ' d, Cleveland replied, inember house after the solons an 0 _;-':'.. tti c-mt -r If -,' h( s a. come strata ii is i-asset The has bc-en a different er Even ta'r values the social The Seminole County Mental 1r'wt income strata are trying live on socud se-c-wit,'. They chanced" to Health Association had as their faring problem "One Their Johr' F guc speaker William Gordon, hair no cash tt'Vi has a tie-in Seminok'Count,' for them is the in rcxs"dinatta' for Adult Education positiar. fl'ititi Shaf!rler tie and the trziflsportk ti lack of EbZatX'thCWT> and Conti nuing S'.uthrs on the with economicS "Many of hc- lack aUuad&,1t you &' not pcopleattibltthdoafulldayl SesnmoleCollegeCarnpuis Wsth.ain E. Dick.. DeBar,' but they are- tx'L'Ic purhed a car you sumph. cannot mmii', Gordo ,'ipr.Lt' or the p"nble'mns wrnRile's' Hem,, Deltons of being part about Motiilit,' L. td apri c'itirt'rir Ht painted out out of tada,' s labor Market mLet Cruritis., Geneva independent" Thomas >4 Byrne. Shaker that Dr. 3 Arthur fleming at make roam for the great influs another is "Nutrition the White House Conference on f >'U( people. Every year th problem. While anme of us eat Heights, 0o ipulsor,' at limit f or aging believed u idt'penderxe ns to be steak two and three tunes a a primeprerequisite retirement JUTU'fl) Cax. >4 living as Mt. ii'rck, man,' ernst on tea and to mental hcilth "These people girl. Sanford 'When the mind us not ac'ai'r tnast are in a s'er>' special phase of The college is vers uiterrstri We must their We. The) have warked the timid,' goes quirk.l,' Sanford for this raji. in help;ng the community. We jfs prepare people hard and the,' deserve to en Man L' Harrel] WISh It serve as a sOUfld.Tig their rrmairunt tars Tobin- art sitatrnn John H Henderson Older people today have c-arnie board Still capable of productivity lvi-,' 3. Penertar The college has man,' 0;s,The,' want to live a We of a long wa,'. The 55.65 group find Flarns B. Marar being nibbled at. portunItit's for erpanding the dignit,' and they want to make their e?iit) Dc'nsM. Jones their own decisions where c's-er Mid',' have never prepared for hcrtzi of the aged and plans Mrs. Robert Pearce arid bibs this position. From the turn of for the future" pout$e." i .1snnst louise Finch Bondell Golden B,' MARILV GORDr)\ - will be a plus for us, even If it s l oes divide the county." Fonir State Sen. Mack N. Representatives. ('leviland said hi' received (1evCtal Jr., of Sanford, When i1t1e.Stlibfle(l whether he Mi'mlay from Tallahassee 'good word there Li a disclosed today might be a candidate for sire avntble votes enough Seminole that psbillty" that SemlnolercCeivingat sesstinthceventthetlttktLi to insure P by the Senate least one seat In the 120- finally approved F'li ;ah F..tu'ards.. Mm H.a.s '/ 7 personally. S1'nking (leveland saul ne believe' at County will be a single member dis tr ict in 11w Florida IloiLse Of By LuLl. SWIFYff Sa dit Adele .lermarn. Eust Qiuritut G. Wdkerssm. Onetac S StI . 74i ,ta'nt."ri •' iflsam A \ardr worn L.zekr Violet T. inserra, t*ltoru it to home port. Rull_\ incent Photo " County May Get Its Own Solon Dominic DiI'kznath, Deltcma wood j-cd in the waters of Lake Monroe late 'i , rsday afternc>on whor a quick wind squall midshipmen conbesieged approximate1,' the St. Johns sailboats on tamed in three and all injuries serious no Luckily: there were rruc'nded u thst three more circuit coiir!s hi' established, (or a total of 13, by the I p:jjirt f? '.."r t cc In State Reapportionment RomFutrell C,eorçt Park' >4r> Jarse Leo 3 1csnahar S, Ll..ru uflutri 3 Fish Deltona Clarence F edel. Delton... Curtis F flsi'is. Delimit MrS James P.lwn and, t a DeLand Rosa I')urars. L'kltona - 'certified" 'recom- Itob"rtR also - ''cj there are 'rto resi dency rsquutrn'uent' any longer for ,ttnrrieysi'c'k"' election to the Circuit (:irt benr That us. all candid-f--.4 May live n Brevard ('rainty or Seminole (nunty r both Of the present seven ('ircuit judgefive reside ;n Brevard Crainty and t"' pnt1c'nie' Seminni" (:rainty "by agre.'meflt' •4mong the inrirney the two counties, subject to election 'a tinder the new law, hut that •Justsce 'rninoic (rsiruty may have three iotirity courts A siutikes man for Just'' 0 Mar,' Lou Johr.st. Warerudwd, boy. A The 10111 jutIi(' iii I circuit, cornn— ,lilSi'm molt' and frc'vard I ir)g y hii vi' 13 t'tsirlc uintlt'r (Ai (' the 1 ion expressed by It K , ii urn trip It 'bc'rts, (llIl'f just ICI! of the Florida ii Pr'rnt' ('otirt, bf1orf' a joint SCSSIOfl f the F lorida I .cgisln lure this rnor Tudy. Mtrch 21, 1972— Sanford, Fiorithu 32/71 Price 10 Cent; 641h Year, No. 152 Rxiceveh White (k-sue L Carolyn N Cohoirn Kimberl,' M. Blake Iran Howell 4rrte.a k idLe' Aaron C Smith, DeBar,' Joan McFarhant r*P.ar," Hugh Bilotti, DeBars Judith •1 l" -.rf'.r iti'rid i.. telephone early this aftprnrp6n that under the Article V amendment approved by the electorate on March 14 the number of crsrLs in the lath circuit was stepp.d up from the present seven to 10, based on population The spvkc'sman says this is automatic, to Its- 1I(I1) %'1N I'II.I uiiiiI ' Davis reed Bowen Paul 3 Rhein -. - Sanford DwWaI'i C M"C. Brian Net.' Hi.a c' Arthur Nii lrt'neA Fiur,r. Jesse Le Louise S Harr James H Wa, Mary As'ctla Rebec-caiKdll' Mar' F Leslie Robe-ri 1. Whittakec .la mwlk F Adams • - P4' . -. . 'anthrb i&jrrath OrI*n.1 - ' l Judges With 8 Additiona 4 Joseph l4'fl TPS T. W&flikrns tLca>4. Ingram Anc,Smlth,rWrihr Mar> K. Dickens, fleP.ar n Mattse 1. Culbert, t*ltna ILl' W HnlCombe, 1AwI'I'( Esta V. Cousit',, Ovwdo Thomas E P4'werslos. Nc.rth hew-sC Ludlow Ptulhp K. Lake R ir> I• •I'*'kt fls-> - . r 01 1404,11 F1he >4 Rukk - -...-:' ust-ice Boosts Seminole Hospital Notes S 10-11 �- -- - ------- - - - -- ---- - - -- - - - --. ----- ------ - --- -- - - - - ---.-- - - - -- . _ C Tuesday. Mact21. 1972 Sanford Herald -Tht Murder Suspects Plead Not Gui t ______ 1111~ MARJM RL-rRIF-A ,i '5a- at C-t-ns 1.Aonor s 'r. - *. mier ui - Ccu: arnaagiwd Daiminscit scit w _____ - - -- - - - r. - - ___ - _14M .. - ____ - -'--,-.--. 1 - " = - r &IM ..t;4 - - _-__ - -r- -. Mir' and Whalen. g& ne t or - _____ Bfli Eat i chic ntod for tie two count Ins- "zag'hiood. and Gerald "xnwng.. Lmd -' L - iv - - . AN £IPP . - - Se'woge . l At Sanford Aeri*al Show T 11 I hrills 1 es scop A c ______ performistim oroughow. thr I'angalion -IN= parx~ _ *b Th L$/J ' '-;-- , :i.. with - \ , of - . -- - 1PA bcate mdz at 11w tadilit two alternatives Babis mje', ian -t present ia-i. we-r d*aced. including SI and OIheV WdfUd wit be " -:- -;i.'- in Wet r . that - - -- = - - ...- - .s '. --. I P' f.i1 OUT IY 's.ire. ..#u i I tAI p,vv - &sr r-int rs-v HERE COME DISSELBERPY - A two acre parcel of land anuth of Approved for annexation loU. at lost nights regular meeting of City CowscU, and follows ketiI length) WUit The parcel of land it quectior Is owned b Franklin Proper. tin, and u part of a larger tract of land which already is in the ctti The parcel will be et mu Us ctt' wlU. e zomni of 1 the ctt~ Approval canr BARBS 1;% 111111. V-1.1,101'.Il hprinl. .-I.,. wtu 11 till dab. the iee1i,tr tun , 1111,,-I, tXf*C1td it' iiuiU . I . frfluu WUIi - , ises 4i..fl% of this proposed ie,spitirtmenu. and thu protest contnej last tugtr. Frt beliveati. of Lake GrIffin Circit. told We cowicli. l feel we have nougt, ipartinenit in We clt already I don't agree with the .a uf apartments nxwuig into :UentzaI area This forces the IJVt7PIt WhO Li ke quiet to rove out mit the cowflr) ' Ccwtiimar Harry Sambrook also of 11w ue of thu opert) for aparwimenth. sayuw' . "I have twet or, the councti for it of sUbject that na mad't me more CCwiCII hit InglIt agreed U' soliciting p1pen of mom a revemnsendatim by Urne towaird the purchisixt of the b City Manage Roneld Brgznat land 0 L.as Czimtry to Co Ui $wcfll S coilisact for We City Ac.ord codifitatMin of the city, or- citman Joint Zacui, wiss is of a canim*t dineacen to the Mictor CIty CtaWT Puikdmr Con'. Is with thu 11w k,wmi of tow lamb received We advaitisenouxi will be a good we IL for this project CUnCII aliL a greed hut iught mitarvait Of (1T "rw 11w cIty's Junior in this mate-to - Warning System Pl anned For Merchants upwt that thisone know thit vole tZaeco llhtu and tad ctwc*a which _ other pc?ik Sw'it. U;) '!Nf!S faed to uzsuapectaz* suer- ctita. T1V a)1*ens We to call a dnt.d this passed b, a 3-2 ote (Zacm wardauti, WbD Will Tt7 die - UNN WOUld UI? OW U' call to one other No be wIU to arsithet- ssi an on. wtaezwver wrests or tisachali are reported Capko sold teeny om a'J 1W niede to have tamwaama: pe-mecule caught etcaling Ui their respective i*oi. Anothe haiti dId the need to hula]] traffic lights at the Psjieat Shopping Center intersection to alleviate the _______ - - - - I .. straight superior ratings last weekend at the 'I ...iimncd ' . - . man hands Florida ___________ to take part ground U)01 whict syVems situated With ixi ageenenl U) sight, Faatnr delegated the coinmitiet to resolve the lu be1ar further action. . 0 - . I mm+.i.0 Bulletin TAt HASSrE.. A" flandmasters - ' far of the Seaak ioda to r trtht trs psbtt rVIvt. "1 wili act hr &cnddate beanie; aw do 3 plan is ran liter av, ofhe,' sald Lan. 'sleallon U drvsir "II I m till time Ions, esn prIefeasim the pra rtire of b..' - P I . ,, r i - ____ . - - - -. - ,r" boige. , The W,WL couricflMn, Brown remarked that t he meeting wasseisduled far p.m. and that 1w was undir the Could hove had a savoc think we jumped the' or be handled in the uissal tai&o frUWO said (Cit SI the council nhers as wet as 1w anc isnother mane nivolirtrig the genda lums would - the vaiare ciert OVIEIX) - Quange in swung to permit conswssct&on of howell q a prtxuoner for a apectal permit for art aidltaxaJ animal in the - from 1kw cemetery. . GEORGE 101_. I1\. (left), of Sanford, is president of the Children's liome ~~cietv for Central Florida. Also pictured at (lie annual board BirthProof Necessary -, _ I - ' - lso j a , - YuneUfIws other records were ________________ - 1I - - can they available -.. frequently conic up with otzier evidence to prove their age. are . Bibles, family genealogical or Coniparn -: If • rAncled The rerriioval of two dead ty from the nght-o(-wa on Lake Charm tksve was authorized either never isuide or no longer exist. As a rule, the American people are a resourceful group, he said, niul if no public records there had been any event in her life with which she could - usoctatc her age. "Why yes", she said, "I can remember the first birthday party I ever luid. It tas my fifth birthday and I had a big cake arid blew out a ll oin 10 r.t.efSMa,w$1Ol. le) Cflffle( 5cr,y1)'4TcAf. hisS A In TWaileiYø with lifetime 110 will '10111011ced l to - In other cases which were docketed For trial the state tones nolle promised (dropped) rips tO charges of embeulernent - eewa ,45l.sIes".t *q. P4IfAI. . t.4.ti -c i•U years in prison For ewapa' by -? S• '-'I r,5..., ia'i S )- . -V' r..,i iudgi' Johnson A 'a 'ii is .-t - 1iak ,lt)e w.hii t? Rofth Mai irafae ~r F e• 45 I! I - stamp Pe't'APtX emr.ti .s, 14n" (TFIRIJ . NO. TRANSFER) $ 0 1.'UM!M _- 0-i VICAF WITH EXCLUSIVE SILVER EAGLE e., TAM PA- W E ST PA LOA R E AC f4- FT. LAU DF R WASHINGTON-NEW YoPK-BOSTON _dàg _* ~m l '5'lr Master (Thare , R4rkArs'.areaM Add 41 m,et I',., I t.it. IVWI f) t ?%I n I re, '.,wI metier .' geoge 12 e jo Tj a Stuart . tl - - -______________________________________________________ __ - mi Wdve a brand new low price on our popular polyester double knits. And you save /s clarinet trio made up of Steve Zassathki Richard Ilylirisky and Michelle Walters and is flut e trio consisting of ('u threll, Betty Faith I)omansky and Betty lirinkerhofi, also gained the No. I rating, The next performance for the Oviedo band will be Saturday at the Winter Park Mull. That performance Is scheduled For 10 ui_mn. On April 8 the, tumid is to represent scheduled Seminole County in the National ival In Cherry Blossom Festival Washington, D.C. The members of the band have spent many hours raising funds but Feinto $2,000 to .aake the Washington trip. lteinerntwr. of. if '' ._t_. _.I_.a --- tfilt .'.''.. •L u juiiy -i pony 'nm............., Lilt; j"J' .ui .,Ir-t,rl... • _.... I -- -- WE IGHTIWATCHERS photographer all pds.scd away £1NN _1 I OUN j [.1II S~ - ANOTH ERlOPEN11ING - ..' o 6O 19 width, __ -- that were such great values at yesterday 's low price. will 1w Ma - iR years age. from Ohio. He Fairchlid a Methodist, a psunius a- & oe -, I)efrtuler Gerald flutberg told the court th at sho uld the defendant fall to enter a plea Ilip new refiling the defendant would waive right to a Rpeedy SatL1ay. Roaar lane , rr y Mcf, el 111-1101 e-- U thoul',ht history records,. Sortie people however she remembered tier have brought In letters with mother kept the old pictures In posUnarks on the envelope an album which was then in the announcing their births or hands of an older sister. She newspaper ace osints with their obtained the picture albuzit Irons her sistm'r and brought it in births. ingenious, to the social security office. It are People Vogemutz tomiunued, and have turned out to be good evidence an different of age because her mother had conic up with my .' JUWI C. WIIR Smnbet L)U John C. Weir. i. ot 101 Lemun Averuc. thec unt1 jr, it Cocoa C1ieLt*iTy. died bontaI of mjwws suffered in a Lane.. MOe*IaY at a local husia1. txMtt toth3wn born in Detroit. came held at 7 p.m tonight at 19 foiweal home at 1(5 s h was WASHINGTON iAP~ A- soaker and a member of am. Wednesday at St. $arvxs art tra vewrana of WWI barracks 2I Margaret Mary church. Winter ParkAboni I V2 million are killed d Attanioifle Sçausga -,reIrI% in a $ million otus mar Srvzvurs include his wile se rpufls the National (.e.') Evelyn, Casseltwrr': stepFuneral Notice grajXw Suciet amiters, Mrs George HumThe eisa are- turaed into pInes Deartairn, Mich.. and WFIV. c..,.. cans of pet loud a th letic shoes M Z.1d Webber. Suwanor. .eons c v... n, of 101 and tsmØ•fashie. buoti Their lent' LIO fu' i'uter ku.mi. (tea" and M,,"Oay wit 1w fwtC Of i ome Funeral benz em - v.w'e.iøav a! C,eTm,ThmI$, I bun cli kim Iig.m i (A) tat Allamutmtt S%Uigs. in charge uf Unii.0 MqPOdaI Ciwecs wem tirIettiu gourmets k., WilI15f i',ciott f Nov Sherpmet in Australia insist ES' SI eae. #t.clahnO UV*I angaruus cumpete with sheep ac.m.' Pars rnxii DUKAND for sparse bin,b and grass FUemIVS tI. A16 E t.m Derand ,i4, of Winter & ass. anamont. 5S'5lt9i. 51' Despite the iiflng Jng. °'.'u. Par k. son of Mr. and "lii. too, are prolific Mich.. he .r, rvy'.- - i'Øe (;ete'rnriserit records are not nIliit,le lit prove your age', the candks and got my wish. sedmil security curl and does Wa' You see I wished t have a pony other evidence you might have and pony cart and that at. at home In the closet, dresser lernoon my fattier brought one dnuiiier, or (cdlU. chest. if you house The woman said her think you may have difficulty parents had arranged for a proving your age, look around photographer to conic to their anti take stock of what you have k.... A_ .f 1,...,.. tnt' CCI nonw anu uir.e C1U1r5 (.0.I tIn and excellent pieces of evidence written "Mary anti her pony cart, September 11, 1900'' 51) prove their age (,n if Area Deaths I perhaps y ou may have soine docwrsentatlon of your age at home that you have just not had long since disappeared and Many people have used faintly her mother, her fathc: and the pint .h Anyone' siLsbung to make a tax that is a bugaboo for most of the happiest events used to photograph. The photograph prove age wits recently fur. was obviouslyold and authentic deductible don.atiun ntay send it people when they come in to Sanford woman 65 as the photo studio had ceased to the Oviedo 131gb Band, claim their social security rushed by a Ostedo 111gb &'hool, Oviedo, benefits, it is proving their age. years old. She had just about operation many years ago. Not everyone can prove their Florida. 32765 Younger people, seho have their exhausted all sources for proof I ', 4 the thought. but to many people of of retirement age, It Is no newly hired police cadets. joking matter. Paul Vogeriltz, itue wIll be reported In a later manager of the Seminole County office in Sanford, 4 pointed out that for filmy of these people no birth cerJTW tlficales are available and _________________ - festival which will be agninit Daniel Salinger. held at the Univer%ity of or a Robert Kamper Jr chart'. I ii .1111. I'. I, ( lii • il) with po-vtc-mwi of it (Lingerl ,wi needs close tlie Lftruif the line nwetirw CUW)CiI or,rtOI)efld&fJOt Spuone returned the of the crytial Shm U. veioper CaItert Constructim for eng.ineennr FoUawtn completion at the plans with mudthcatioo& final apfxvi-al is \ \\ __ --- For Social Security was Wit! to appear and received the reply "I c..11ed today and was told 7:3(5 Pin. this Is the meetuig tune me ' - . ____________________________________________________ as U' what time he A -- approved • cowsdll Monday night. The change UI zoning is t!UItl h-I to - :;' meeting are Juvenile Judge Joseph I)ultoeher, of Orange County, nrincireal speaker; Mrs Cori I ec Martin honored as the "foster F' g a .e.ie11ir ( new board (IC G. liv r d• Winter Garden, sear and mother Ot tat. year" member. and "1 think It's rather hasty walled until we discussed the ___ -- -- consulier a bod-ft oi Adjuittmeril. PamrL contended that -&L tho twr uxTeaws ir or* year Public hearing or. a variance action was taker. in 14 minutes Brown was mricrenad Itoweli - .P w;uct Mayor - ".. y -.1 superiors. Kevin Day played a trumphet solo to gain the honor. • -, applicant was not present the hearing at 7 and the mater 11i : 'b For a court hearing The' state announced it Paul refiled Information the In Individual Lompetition, six - Battle Over Bucks ,',t--.,'je.I)I f...4. f mi$tif• t1i present Band &. - fl MAR30! BL-MLA peditson at tiw increase in NORTH CIUJtNDC) "Hoe mayor's salary Assncta'lon disthI c festival tr, -.4 - - "ør'. aM protwi the fir4l tier awiult with Intent to comniI second drgret' murder, was rot be - -____ fi - b~ LKYNNA LhTELI- _____ IL. Theme Song' Council D Permits - -- - i _ s .e - it eftnty jail mentally d1sorderril . " I, offender Robert Hyland. charged with conducting abilities The Oviedo band, under the direction of it. A Feinberg. will going to the state festival for the see ond consecutive ear hit I sin in band Is directed b. John lthiir . Roland Castor is the director of the Seminole 111gb -. ___________________________________________________________________________ '. -. ..._______._j in P - - /, f- - p determine whether Mullis is a stims'rior'' in the stst•...reading lit rt1011 of (be t'oiispctttion Mike Ik)lIltft'tky, president Of the band and student conductor, received a euperIor" For hi.s - - requesting nmreh anti two overtures for t.he 4-liarged I'lie court Withheld festival anti also . iade a adjudication of guilt arid or- i - I - .' ________ t na. - :_ it* - kx_a~~~- -- wille on _ kr-wi _ ,#- t t-.-- in. An afticape, from %I }'reelpritk It B (','ttY TAl'lAlit time given Fcpr credit examination 1),tychlatriv pxaminittion -. P -_________ - . _~_j /fc.# In. the i.e'v rhar' ra' scsault ard March assault with Inte A inotion was file(] on(.ordon nt to commit Ill by Mullis attorney. nrs' (rapes pleaded guilty to • bv Dr hiatrir StAte, I!) . Two A rea Bands Rate Su erior Em SS l,r re-eiectias I. We Florida nihcatioi. 1(IhU" - - In tart candidate abereever be resides. p- nL I! It abxsold default on uuila( Awards11 If"" . vd tne ban. &X)PA ninit either action. in ot follow - Arm mad Ute" h4 elem a isegrie cam- -- for pfP-san?."raa 71tomaii Young. charged - - a acuczmpi.a . ss made on this elate _____ - Ribent Morris moved to r ommead the Meed. . Th plasm would divide We elts tot. toes P1a1 1 the tat legislative si.mittet at F'r*da' morning session. districts with - ' 4 -tt ta I Jeba kilder. chamber obligated to live Is We district Is which he baiie t1kw ueeks off *ct The mayor would ran on a elts-wide ,is Legislat ure would be required to We aid tould reside U ins purl of the dli. KtIdeT also advised The p-.,J would divide the sensing when We act liecies 1'rrt As-ruse Fmii-west iSeets w he . -r used as boandar. Liars to forum the fosi etttes-r . :: terms and this might mean as mm) as . disirsets based on opulatise 3es. dp_i rmlmioi mmlii terms art eaoct an I lgme obtained franz the pru ed by the Bructural System. whic!, fruit si wants to Ormardo bank Lu construct hazardous Pafltc iitiiatiot h thati is sw place for apartment A Were Slat, but appi ev I would Like U' have more ap<;'e t,'Uf ;riitwbI1 A ctty-wult wanmun lyaleni Ii, Ihts, but has iset aim it nrol o.er 11w Eti • laneC I(•pru'.vtd chotIrr stated that hr had for mectianti and b'-. listalbilurL beá s p it-w, Pt'u' tJtl The rnectant, aha want to huuae wat thacumed at 'w cciclrd U. vote fur Us as at We ateod 11w cut-oft lane an I3. .M;ii't areursc hI'. L. the fjQ( • mbJ 5UK tN_S is fSiUU$ zzaetn the Preferable alternative to Gemini Sanford Camber of at the Sanf ord Plaza to alba .t i , i tol. i. n- more cals to tiai at one 1mw beavui( the propt) C-I Commerce commercial taantiitem mitiet Plans c.m1nli&, ti ctt cundt with at coigity law eneziattior mjiees.ud IMnient It took two motiom to fmali was ziO9CTt5Ut With the city in II1eiefl1 5PUC1as -.1 of Ctwinnnr. Michael Caplu. &aZUfle I4 the planters located ,-aUun Cuuncil.111an Joist Zacvc f wit moved to Urn) the said the warning lyltem was downtown and at the Pi*z&. •h 'w to stop 0 I tlurinf t' 3-2 t i defeated urunsns tet'ks n Apr ; m. P00K K A AH(WI Thomas and Cowiciluint Always ket the pii( li ir Nipee voting fur the t..iatiunj t'it1 Anoth er IDOIISW was Weii made i15 it) 17Tht pri lurk p 'i'. hctc mi and to gnant the weentim gulp. of plan be and ed. formal adoption of We ,vorty City affairs presa-wiatlon to the tat U 11w CI Conm nndtif*fli11' and will b,CUnL..--and ?tipan' voting SWI. The POlKe organization, and voted bwi'lsng at the pP*I apartments snilions] wW districting p1at fair An0*A_ problem w com- love the monry u, gn either W111% &ecoisc prcXdein laced by the . . Is dcsmj .ri to .- a POiAFIZ \i * l,rrI -1 . - the use of ether as . rk-rucitis- - . _*T _4~___W as a token of gratitude and affection. ij - be 0 send is presented to the doctors __ 2 AcreParce-1 - 1 3 - - t I— hint ii,i' iii a tv.0 ii tilli ical (if S, Road, Iwo miles %vest Ultsala It iVcIntre h.ti ged John I flatier 78 01 l)eIlar suth 1.tilwi' to 111(1 ith it car driven by '17hoinas Ottis AliAneIt'rsons l%2 Chevrolet were totaled. linuer's car and derson, , ,jIjt of tit(, ,%nders(III I ,ii 1 'r ts,i - - t i I Ot$ I i ,iii i iXOfl te' ss a.. assisted ii "..lS •1;5e liflIlil (I .mie department. the sheriff's tintt of and several i(,arvluivlor I'hnto) r.w red carnation, a syintxil of courage, is the official flower - By City of Casselberry ' Plan is P I • dc might wet be Its theme 1kw last Rowell went on to maintain.. We agenda, was wber the money wit be oh of Cøigidlinat Charles moved to % place si a 'lxt IU CçInIUt 2kw matter was FLowet who was ap.in at lotion by Coisneilmazi Troy limo hasty and voted on before t.Slk.CW - Lid in 11I*erIag taLSIed ha titian BYamEIL Ryim in ha !TWITW tt the "sworiis potnr wuk Mayor a chance to express axid., who tsa pia the peopie drill by the tm_mr "igua81 unanville Brown at last nights matter last week a ..puuon taps. relative i The apeciaclas start at le. " method Y°° se meeting of Village Council Subsequently. the mayor was mayor 's salaryi. with the am, and will vniid LsT' for 55 11) AlthOugh both maintained a granted art uscr In his timed. "I want to go on reewli amde-t*ni in - rckati will hr we available ttorn Soul. d debarmine homer We tt(iUUt11 poli te --cool,.. it was obvious "ripener account" from (5 w and have the clei't insert us We lando will be taw ledthat Itr'wet was d untIed flI(5 monthly minutes that I vote nç upon the p,gi Fetnr commented "Pt don't as es 11w tact that a meeting Abost cii of the other agenda advancement in Us lore tiw nng beezie - Ii' Uime whe ,. its OWT is-Stelt a far plan.: . -1ed to boak with M iitC wt---U!W.d for 1kw niea by the count' whesls also will 3if.U1 in Gaidgm, Laige am jM - -- have 11 I : corapim ~. iep%Wtvr W W1fl at said in caidus We acclam for We aming orgent a sewage czkd e.-+ there a mir in a plane ac rlanstcr 1kw a 1w. fl with thus wti t a few yiseo for expected T' But Wet U?5 Stew iiou!t4tiçperl of The &X)PA txiani1 diatd &. single or grviq si-ershmti perrrl-' the unagmmr of ktiilkt. knidse says. whi for a Ie-4Th UITW t' not ditkom 0! Jt?41r, We .ekr it the ] N".tang have an a rgmt tnrougt the air Drl1b.a.Uw-) witfuid then hetortEiwrfmnalhcalbeda C1.3ETse RYE. and de a Apr1 1 a the Soul ad Au '''ator. U Inset SCXWA -, Jr amid The dedscztiw SI We facllitr. w'1tr S11' Vth Wagner Jan SX)PA ta a and resolve, plite si 12 P.m with he. stairmates existing over We Aunt Jan 0 Mayo, M. webr He ' jr - £ ... .." - -I , , Sit 46 and dejisi r anest.lwsia for surgery ~ ` -- I ..- tj . March30waschosenac in 1M2 P - , tr. twr . w . Tut- "past the grea rtuntty for ,pectztonri wil l have a ct&'.c'- tean; efforts at the wztclwrn. It pot themselves carmoo. spzns-t"sg tz e floating silk frosr.eitkwr group oraoltflieri. under txx for buth c1ass of Of the "mcdwocnw and exair" are or. 1kw bIt oul. F I r I tW. dutaen. wilt duftictm emap i ç -. IN)ctor's Day because a great ard in the history of r BILL scxvrr aivi with ttw "plut SI war prase ti'j3jçwiLts the arderotWe rnauves ia tIs' are mwy in wto ie at 1kw art' glare iw1 by tc spit in p knurarte k acts has or-tar-mut tha r'.i1mb eieed amid ani snti A.rtr' utxsin S7_3!,,#. ==-mar. She has M&-% Ciaflim-ft. astma: Aitthwi.1 Orhe Acr* F%W , j _Wo__s 0 , rL V~ tne fjouL-1 tr, ar xTv~ the' ter bot rdio' Grace ' --;C crown tiaroic tastmmer tcrzta' night two spots p-agr,_n - siw men', arrotisis 5krzne th.hi. o April 2 a. aid pure --cba=4=, Reid hroilar are - _ - phsiclans. Arid each iswai tr,es in the hospital on March 30 will carry a small card rending '&siilc ut your doctor .................................... - -.....- ..............................-......-'.':- - - 1111(1 1 1 I (ii'l 1 vt me iiiiiired 4'.tiiidts Bouquct..s will office. 1kw Slate LSi coiint It be allowed until next retving antI con,tta1in Lintel) Weit dOPPed tie under to Later reifIed pIe. Tbenday information dale far 11w two mmapa'ts, dUne 2kw charge - '--;'--'- - boutonniere,to each doctor's -d on a five C'CiUII s- , March 21, I9F2----) t1w (litintinnot rape of his John FuItim, charged tth fond Is it at W) frienera fiance-p pleaded guilty Iwo rOUfltJI of t,re..sking Arthur Ca in charged with is'torp Circuit Judge. (lare.n. entering with intent to rr.mrnit a hre.aking and entering wi th lnhnson Jr and grated larceny intent rnrnmtt a to 'fl,a rotirt isrljudlcatcel Mullis td1om guilty to the second mlsd.rn.anor,plmade'dquilly*s !%mIlty anti ibm rr,nslderpet a lIe was adjucifrateci rILargeel. Adjudication was teint ritotitin relative to his sanity guilty arid sent.ned to prison with held and a PSlorriered. The l state was ordered . Ili their nape will William 'tY MAI3I(JN R1)IEA . - The ittle bulls I)eeitterc i)am ~., Tuesda ' - their wv cc wlllb'., heisted to. ' CZj( ' On Thursday, at s- to p m • anti Mrs On tile Barks - \'._'-;-_.- - ,1 for AIiil 17 inicateci tie' a special receiving aid cn_nceshnig stolen' Trtai is se' - '. -' InisIo Iluaman, MIS chairman of the ennuimittec plan special entertainment for the doctors, said several special efforts are being made this agg'-evat.d amWt and I tempht'd bh,e!15 p'nd S -r1`.,, dinner ,aill be. w mzswcts have awrzw- . t -, "'.'' .I I ,-_ I - ,_ - - ."' - nurokiAy. courto.) wil: taw al prim ranaft b Rb charged or a liar court. - I -- going to have lhe~r dny noto %il- P ,- Seminole ('otintS .1 mct that &AM was 00 11111064Y trust problem How"a, Estain mid not trial dole will be se t by AIthoiigl -1. I- _. ; ' cj' ... -- -. ~ in) - 7. ._--'='-- . A fifth defendant in the caw. , , pittand Bowen. charw With 'i ixYtli& retiting and cane Esuir told j 'Y said. State Attornes Abbott th ed at 3w wish adix1 1 34 In *2w coirt April Trial Is set Ira tn-olvid in i'er&J HarrU is of isiitc'ti Who were 1115w hi which 10 obtain private capital cases In Brecard County case 155W his Lad ac- CCIIin,e1 Egrmt March on ai', _s which un a.n wti Tan,' . t, Dat. atid We cases Also ar!ld " ° the C_lenge1c with lasyiag curs Eaton disebmed It Seuitarr 1 shop*sg shoot out it ewi rental agem at Wa. i is anti.tipste center. 1, aft'Ierntnok - I. -.;uI, - - y mix-T&W swr charm R?T wac -------= ANN SIE(7KOWSKI fl . '-'-- Confessed Rapist Gets anity Test ,1c;i : On Tap ~ - TOP LICKING 1AMP :- I - The Sinford Herald Doctors .0LDay Is 1 _i__A --_:___L Starting Wednesday and swill eld MARCH 22 at 9:00 A.M. Sanford Civic Center Corner Sanford Ave and Semino!ei Blvd ui For Information Call- - 644.9752 4 I The values are here eery day. Mon. 10A.M. to 9P.M. LSanford Plaza Sat. �---------" TtJQSd1Y, Mrch 2), 19/2-5 The Snnlord Her&d o -'ht .4 politico! Notebook Tuesdi Ma-:t- Sanftvc HeraiC Editorial Comment '!1 InWalIace'sWake,. A Political Fiasco Time To Wake Up In Tallahassee As the 72 genera] ssion of the Florida St Legislature slips along iz& last two weeka of rrnt 1i!1 there is a quesuor wtiich is automatic r)t) these legislators ever read newspapers. and wah TV domen nvztn FOI-ms 'ress conferences Or listen to radio -t' -signed to av'ake and n UC8Ofl Along this line the latest move t have another committee studs flori&'s public school feren't' rooms that would ustif an af" i;RLt'E IUOSSA1 Ther. itut makt fourth phd and a i per cenl volt look that th flnrtda primar r neither ur he made t look good tn from thu vole. at Itast. ifldI('tt flceida Thf 1emncrats live Furthermore, I wihi entCr here. gtrongl. what I judgment that w sure u a minorit' reort It 15 fl whopping ntr ieft all of hu rivals, not exc2wtin serond-PIE't Sen Hubert Humphrey. finishing November, however. z.s but a short eight months awa'. If the presidency, which is the top pize. has nlread stirred the public questioning, what will be the result of the record of mir state legislature" Worth pondering' cm v fluinphre'.. untested in primaries snre :r got enougt encouragement Ii n the florida result I: ntustscateci could accept with only a slight fl HELl:" rt:J:l: Here was a state legislature where sonic "mbers and some ne thinking had lee to th VO. - i: as a conscientious and effective leader sriare' tax reform which had been long overdue Governor Askew bad, however, stepped on nme sensative toes which were on the feet of big nusiness A former legislator himself, 1w knew ; -'vate. hut not necessari the' public gooc .skes legislative program There was, a! r-ourse, an opportunity giVen the legisianne to riteet the prime' iteed of restructuring the t'tiucational machinery, doing away with wasteful processes and creating a professionally responsible administration ________________________________________________________________ . - prima-i P?UD1T15 zt U sc prttidetflJa Ttw irend uiwartl state' -trait 14 Ii. ix needed Li pa 11w Amend- Matheki-Aiket propoaai Al the' upon enduring affection going 'ears hack Humphrrs the' prIznL-) grind ins tha. 11w art's vote th the' last last 1l-15 yeaa's from hands uif ?t b's Li 0111416411) dl?Odt at pr1deT%UL electiat. Weieifl system is Lar ______ U attract enotrthutione attfmp. Some' complain that pnmar. u it wIt riew snUt it nAI make system would make' natiaisa dehe ct aimost meanCandutat WtiL have mw it tuo with tin rest of Wallace s rivals In no Wa' does t per r-ent demonstrate' Humphrey can get a big vote his parts 's broad renter He' still has that to prove' Seldom in American politics have' so many met true; i taia st much ene'ouragcment from so little Nrs York's Ydavor John Uncisat would have us beheve r'onduiate' would need the men Ref nrmi made reeenth bavr ___ euot €, uw de . ______ ___ pelftJ President Nixon has signed a bill requiring ally weather modification activities, i seeding clouds from an aircraft, to be' reported the Secretary of Commerce The biI's provisions. farmers may be pleased to itote. do iarlestnn S.0 News and Coi'rser - ______________________________________________ anfurb hr rrath a - orthng Li. Mantheld. "hac littit. If anthmg. ti di wttl. the matter of selecting a presidentt& candulak "ltustng iier. ti Ithcm wa the mut 9 S cos: and flht 11w x)*fl Voters have liked the' raptd '- - growth of stait and cnwfl) caucuser and prImari becausm Li make then. mart' i uw sistem ii c:-J nit. ti Ii iii ., ' ' Cn'euintioe' ('fl,rCi Mjtnie"' 5P3..$Pi Associate Edito" JOiIPI WINIFREt) I GlELOV RLI VAN DEL" VOLT.'J...INL tAVFDRt tiEPP" Edita at Edito" a' aoe' DON V PETERSON CiassIfi Manep,' GARY 'lAYLQ SpO"ti, Edito" JANE nae An'e'-Itsunç ASSELftfRP _______________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________ - - it's Blocks \&/ho iii. state- ii' 1)0% o.kILE t least one thing can be- candaiates Tin' fact that leadini:Senatorsof boll parties have' musOieul a national tiii eit give' it ii , / DeIuvv"y 1tpriie' wee. ii hi 1.1.5 Office' at rwor P'°P ? Alkee Constitutional Arnesatmerit pr'nvIdlel for i singk The AugUst U. PUT1 5%.tX - par --- disappearance. He was estradicted tot aria where he is under a life sentence for the murder of a shreveport bank teller tat ' year I Edna Bonnelli of Tampa told _____ -___________ - -________ ' sing Corn p Challenge iailer'ge, the Easter Florida visit, Using the r-.mp as (IlI) p ing day of testimony that she facility in l,ake County near tours of Central Florida atwas in her car with her four lounttira. isin usi this month "1 saw a tall, thin mango to a vacation srrtthonn 37?"I 1 an m4Pet'iôl news or .t wnç a' tots edition a' w"itlet'i iwemlissor a' ftp' uDItshe' of 'TNt Het'itC AJTy 10 camping. ti-actions, The considered as rntrin,irn or 'Tnt Pi,ra$d's Cy'iqfl' en wil1 in _________ ______________________________________ The 'sei'aic is a member at tnt Associated Press wfl ICe' Ii 00 tlt,,oesclusiyely to the' usa-fir r,p'ronuction at .5 °' p-,nte'r! it tOo netwipape" ____ register said name *ith mi Clec of Ihe Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordjnce * Its tts NOTICE OF PUILIC HEAMINO P'OvtOnl of the Fictitious Mime County Cam The ('card of mitlionerl of SemInoIs County Statutes. To wit Section 163 05 lIc"da SItu?.5 5931 sating a' the Semlrol. County Dunn, S John tJtIlIties Oowd wIll hold a Public I'tjbtth Match 7. ii. SI. Si. 1977 hearing in Pie County Con'smls$ion OF ________ IT 44 O'w's'sb.rs of the SwSItOIe Coun.v Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, NOTICE Florida, on Tuesday the Sh day of Plolic, Is herfOy given that April. 1512. II 7X PM,or as scon 11d Of County Cmlsons Of as potsIbie.to nsId•r an Seminole County, Florida shall, at OF COUNTY COMMISSIONIRS that two met who share Un' sane skit and hit her," she testified. The border assumption here is - the Canadian border. served for the group as they "She was a tall, pretty girl," and l2aidesorchaperones froni the man forced the gu'l itito that Un Ii facilities, particularly the Colbomr.e, Ontario, Canada, are pool for the handicapped, Is did not identity Paulk as the as- March 23. fUll schedule if activitie, both errd left wing of the cart) Uoew't have' preienual contender for (,orge' Val.lact the- cuxu,efvativt vote wa2 Sen. Georgt McGoves'm s siabit' Demtt' tb'et- years of and bfled 011'. It the New Hampsflirs primar' campaign careful VOLE. but his U Cent it. liei' hiatnp,Vutt' w' ix' behind even Mayor Jomi Lindins of New 'ort of twi i wei Kiiuwr,, MLLSIUt could StuU.u"s trariul outnurit in cuninianti out out ______________________________ lie It Ordained Dy UsC Board i and recorded n IN. Public Records of Seminole County, nec N sot the P4W '. the NE '. ',the N ",of and the W', of fish SW .4 anii the E i-i Of the SECTION S All of the laid sec - - I.arsuin, director group, if ----- - - "I hoewith don': know if Ed remark O l This is fl0 tin' swff i i1i)rris, - - . .. : I ______ ______ _____ _____ .IIII train tin' who and eNerigu'a! yterda hada't utheetted, you had to es and Ieel prett,' sure which gmacerses cii credit during the work fur It to get It. No one was which. week, and Father went to the alepa along tin' troubled path- expecled the' government to way of tada ant. give' us coin'- 5''° to him age' to dare- the dz.n*cers of far- ' There was no place in town Store on Satw'da night and wtr you could buy a ___ bottle of paid the- bill in (ll-wtth A doctor was so bus)' xnakiqg aspinin tableta except tin drug ti. If a light was seen in yoor hotise calls tint fit' often found St start the's walks tanorrow house' after midnight. the neigh'ou have' a great start' of rt- difficult Li keep regular office flw' biggest thrth in a little burr would call up and ask if vollectwms if you can remember °W' boys Lilt was getting aeeskaees anyone was sick. You wet most- eccentrics then with IUOderTI $II r*ths that The' bt5gSt problem of the 'nw average- man aaw no used than now Inca i'se people had wder runners. town policeman was to see tint for a twt=.-batku'ooni house, a the' S*reflg'th kin) Uidepemlenco Amudmeicupof coffee badjust t'n tjsp''u th'wil ga, borne wtus tie' UiemieIv twi:a- garage-or a tws. rutead of as enact' i,'1flee' U it it1 a U-arE out falling esIf tin c'vrwalk. azx acting has Uae' cii_ u.s. tudii,' marriage lift'. ix'.king his i*d_ furs to keep ini'.kerr' hours bebortir the-aann' bed thattts grandxnothet'Wawos'wwitbout beit about usdu other, not tin _______ 'T)uig wietber tin sersies or' wait. in, ______ ___ one' loaf the language iii it wraiki oflei*2 Anyone selL id just Folks gat mote taUt in op Ibose- were tin day'i-r,Of tIt'Cld tindet' his aim, not two, tin old girl portuntt.s than In security member' i. ____ jUL I ' I " " 2"., ctoiirmiiasi y *1 pp rotc. !h*? In. C.?,' IC IRa Cat sO m. Cy4'pi- of U THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLOR IDA 5,' H N Tamm. Jr C:?y Clerk PubliV Mar 21. 1573 DES ___________________ NOTICE OP APPLICATION i Sec I?? 493 FLORIDA STATUTES or 1,*,) Deli and Associates Eegre,rs SX Tn., ji"s.i until 'I 0) PM on April 6. 1C17. for 'Oc. 1 CIqIOY 3, .an 'hi? ipil unci.geed 4l$, on Sq Jh la' t t,t,. pres.t en AI, A Judga PIoeOraOIe Culst,' • CoF'iy. FIcq41, 'ha,, •cuuls? and .ocS1 E*ecs,'torI of hi (stale of NE a LEVY i.clas.d, and It s.s.i tim.. tells 1usd ha's. nsal• aD. 'or a a'ovts 'n un• s , I ;W mrt$trlOn of 511 - I [1 for law enforcenwnt officers compiled by Seminole Deputy Sgt. W. S. Vintori and .115 WIlt?, Jjjravne, was pr."c'nted to Shf'rifl ,Jtitm Polk by ''Iritori m'',hl i ' ,' "I '-' c ..i nqf and # certificate Peas tultd of tpfcatont. and procedural necessary due to the repeal , wOh relation to the county', ability the contrutcn of accsrumateIv was tol* COUNTY. FLORIDA sad c.r'tcalq u'e assest.d Cuvtt,ca?e P4o 641 Ii ar DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Los 19 51k 77. WeatCaVtflld 5 tt's IN RI THE MAaR AGE IIUSSA14D. Silo CYNT'. S¼LELLON. #1 C( TO C'vP*TI4IA St. 5¼L!LLOP4 '4 . - YorS YOU ARE NOTIFIED 'hit i' Pi45 ben tiled igant' ,cu 44143 you iaj tsain, a water meter *ith sault, and City bu'ldecs. Inc inc iuif'd Florida 63503 as preie'ntly e,ittiflui O.)rteninces Aito SAM LE. &s .i.etAO,s wENRY S LI O.ceas.d SPEER I SPEE' Artomn.ys 'or sao .'i'• Sa's'ord, FIQri4 2777 P'ousus Mar 21. 714, Apr 4, I' _________________________ IN VHS CIRCUIT COURT OF •IQHTE (P4TH JUOICI Sc = Florida 5390$. as it presently e.lsts connection. and wasIraa?ir lst The certificate numba' and vH of descrPt'OSl of the ssumece. ?t5 u's ac nthelol'mOf an ordinance by virtui OaIen and forc, main. County .4 Sir nole State f F 'or di ' w'.?teil defensts, if lep. !Q .? WILFRED N CONRAD p,,,t chic, lka i. Cissalbar'' Fior,daJZ?gp,onor oquoqe.M4rch ." ft THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11711 for tee relief densanujed ri Pettue WITNESSmy hand and the th.5 Coi,rt .11 Pebruar, 35111 ICircu'f C,e' 5., IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY and for Seminole Counly. Drawings. Spec tii,atiuns and I' l' office of me Engneev, Clati. Deli mid Atsocialet Engineers. 1n . 30) west FirsI SIred. Post OiIlc. ra,r ISle, Sanford , Florida, DElI CS __- -------NOTICE OF ACTION It,. Ir%t Monday In the mOlsIts April, 1517. qhCt, i "'i d d4y Of April, I77 (.'iatesi this 35th day f F,Orvir, 1571 ARTHUR II '" Ai Clerk of SECWITH, JR. . tli.' "ii 1.. t. i'ii.', old Seminole County. I- loruiia . tie 51,011 MARRIAGE Of' MARIAPI I FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.141 IN RI!. Till MARRIAGE 01 1 lttI).5 5tH- II lT('FiOf I ,%.l i'elt'ner. and FRANK DOWLINCu ft ITCMOF T. HuSband. TO FRANK DOWLING FLIT CMOFT,whos. last knoyuntesdence sheriff's office already 11115 ordt'rt'tj 200 COPIeS for distribution to Its personnel. (Hill Scott Photo) lOiS Court os's this 35Ih da Seeii yu w7p, JR Clerk f If-ic Cuuuil Court Duke suggested tin' 10crNY F'.', kolt chants hit-c their own planner to D.p,fv Clerk formulate' a rvjurt'natiuumi plan CLEVELAND. MIlE & NFNRY 7(jt florti, O City 111111 ials 011.11111(1 ii 1d1_'u SEMINOLE CO SANFORD, FLA fty 'wirg.'sia E P4,11 OLPUTY CLERK Attøqn,, P,q Pt PuiJ Office Sot I Catta4Da'rt. ClUlda 37' PsuDliVu FeØ 7, 5krcJs A '2' THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL somier S.t Thediposit 55111 be in flEA lie IN 1151 CIRCUIT COURT SOS (lark. Diets and Associates SISMINOLI COUIITV SO 4' Logneerl. Inc filly per cent of Inc SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLOMIDA OF COUNTY COMNISIIONIe CIVIL ACTION NO. U lli .NpOtt fcc eath sit will be refunded IN Mt Tf', %.ir .se 04 olin teluirn UI Use Cooltact NOTICE OS •liSl,,IL MIA4 'ut v 100;' MUSE Mt ()tument5 In goud cunjiton if f CUilflf 9 ThU Board relurned no later than fifteen liSt H5ban4, missioner s of Seminole C's." lolIowng the oieoing of bids and w?lng as tha Sects nuie Cw.t 411 PIOL ()5 a I MARY Oi liiy the *0(5 LIII.. Soo *ill N4J a Drawings Specifications aria NOTICU OP SUIT hearing II the Cguasly Cornun's.$uc" other Cerslrac' Doum.att may be TO MARY J REYNOLDS. $24 O$anbes al Pea Ssisln,$e COunt. MO II P4 A C K Y . 0E0H0E lWinsor I Florida, and whoSe 1a51 Deli and Associates, and Pie Office 04 the nsana,jer. Sanford Airport IIItSPOPIDEPIT, these presenli ktUe,5 address is the same command you to app.ar and file YOU ARE PIIiHEIIY NOTIFIED I I 3 PROPOSAL GUARANTY Each proposal shall be ac missIoner and nuinager of the ,'ovr Answer or other defense or that a proceeding for dittolulion of 0!iiiafl,d by an a.L'labi. fr,rs f (1N'lsa 'l'itte Company's Sanford l=l.adnfJ *IhU,i Clerk uflfi, Circu t rnarriagef'sas Liews filed againsl ,Oo Piviusal (suilanl1 in au's amount uffu'i', stated, "Most downtown bull il Seminole Counly, I iosida. 1usd you are r.quiredto Serve I IUPI and Set, a Cop,' thereof 00 0$ your whIten defenses, if ant. eivai to at leitI fIve 131 per cenl of tft.relO On PelilIon.r 's atlocnes$ muIr' Ii.imith and a nu:iiber of Petif oiler's allot,.,', Mack P1 the amount of ttse Proposal, payable whos. nantes and address appeal to the oriDr ul It's. Sanlurd Airpp,i Ii1ll*'ttY owners alL' t'xpi'rted I I,,,i,,uid, Jr , CL iy tAMP. below, on or (dote Ih. 211h las 01 Aulnorilp. as a guarauslf Itsal ii the Mliii I SEN NY. on or before lhe to attend the aeuion," March. IS/I. and lile the iglnaI proposal isacceplsJ, the biu,ber will 'Iwo weeki ago, the mner- 15th day of AprIl AD 5573. other lhweuf wilts Inc Clerk of this CoutI ,icule he Contract, and Iile IC *15. a default will be enleted .Itsiu' (store service on Pelillors., ceptabi. Performance Sond *IIf'sin i tuuits mniet with city officials, against you attorney or ImmedIately If$er.afler, O?h,r*Is. a default will ba enlered tiw'l (SOP Sits after Ihs award of ttse WITNESS my Piand and Its, Of including Gerald Duke, city iilanrwr, to ilisc'uu the need fiial seal of the Clerk of Ihe Circuit against you for Ihe relief deun44sded ColhI,att II I SPECIAL FEATURES in the PetItion (Curl, on ItS 56th day ut M.,rch, Ocwr reserves Use t .gt'sI to lu the' ,titiutt'rniu' WITNESS my sand aid Oie seal of down- A 0 1577 town area, particularly First ' - it'll' ..pratlon of the time established above for recept of oi%als SPECI DRAWINGS fICATIONS AND PROCEDURAL AfthuV II Sick Ilusinesa Asw. title of which Is IN NE THE FIItST COPY Of a compact lit', pag(' law l$J0k I v- , tannin; for President 13 NOT Of's t9© lrip - l's' 001'-; .'e'Cfluse If beats posnp ft's the offuc, eeeuy dav' _________________________________ Y.tf ii ii S DES iI _______________________ ______________ Eier.?aes April I, iiiltti'c Morris, also a city comn ___________ -' ue 9.Ie that 11515 ordinance has been filed with the Secretary f Sale (SEAL) Aithur II Keck*IP,, Jr Cierk 04th. Board of ATTEST *ith, Jr MOPIPIACKY (,t:OIIGF TO the Sanford downtown flier- kE3pop1c)if4T Wl7SIflI!PICI ('tuints and property ownt'ts tins UNKNOWN TOt) ARE 14(.l'lLtiY 14011111 1) tie-cit arranitu.d to discuss the thaI a proceeding lot the dis5OltUul uplifting of the downtown, of marriage has beers filed against 'l"Iiis was tlisc'toscd by John yju in It. Circuit Court in anl f ________ '' '4I S'O R. a Stir. 5q43" cgur' e,tPe clerk 04 t9's ervce on Pett'oeer s attorney .v imm,ijuat,lyth.e,.'Ta' alhllwiq S c3nt - MeUIOe' mad in America than you didon. it. complain am.ou: We. NCVI YOltit their days ui an old folks' borne COnLE. is the' golden lamp of We Ycu could look at a bay and a were those who nad no children. . 'u ". C.rCU? Cr?. km '''' "a Dr', %s 04•'• I" '44mC atulil. Ta , ' property described n such (ii rc"n force main to Its. Citp of San tfcaie will DI sold tO the h.,jrwit tcvd gravit, collection System t Of the PropoSals *11 be publicly Opined ces"s b.dder at the front Semnole County (our' Pious. at -------- -. vet In' remanis eentiall,' an The old people win' had ti end e..m,q? Ca, aI%d 'Piat I Section 3 This ordnance take effect alsenthe Boardol County received Commissioners ha, Cts air man Ill ML. lilt MAIl IllAul 01 MOHPIAcP v. I MARIAII Pettier and How's Your Lamp Of Memory? ktt IN h,uti ma ,tustifzauk reasor Corda As DPuty C ____ walkei mot-t alien is .r'v ;v.n I4t '4o Qeuaueti Ae . - I)usssntuwn 's and th. octi ---- romniamid lb. nati'm But there' is no units Offbeat Ruminations IF [(AL Hoi'LE ' PutiliV'l March 21, 30. 1572 His. I ow'th.phacs' I uustt Iii Florida s Wallace voters art' And even If the' Wallace tall) Ue'Ianizatior that man) con- Musks' backers bravei t' loosens 11w P'" t'W' ° NI o'flaider - a man reganbeti by can ge tin' ,"oUte," said ore Florida as an canipaigr contributors and it n-an's otrvers an a stalking frp,wof and supporter "lit dismi unrept-eaentative' state, one- that Muskx' is ti keel ha' promise of hoe-se fur Sen. Edward Eeiinedy Uuegi't seem Li' have' andlrie N 'id IN. P1W SECTION 57 The NE and the principal of group of visitors. ___________________________________________________ ' '4° ''' ''1' Cmion ou tp c' of San$d. k.iils.l. Ca,mI'y, 3'.'. ,' I Florida, at S X a'ooc. P U on 0l Prote in r. 5. (t?af• ,' AprIl 10, liii, a? Ite Cii,' Coe' $(4Rr ft ...E'I" milliOn Room diPuI C?,' 14111 etC. City of Sanford, FIordi. *111 cn Persons ntierul.e may ag'o..r and Dl IsuIrd at It'll time led p Lawsof Florida 63 SOS has b*s. and arid Associates Engineers Inc hereinafter called tn's. Engne.r continues to be, a source of con ,,, nor, the 1k' Witt Carter School, Mrs. ______ _____ I ('art the ___________ lion as a whole' It dwarfs most other groups w'itiur American societs. arid were' it truly unified ii cci'aid flOt Muskit of Mann' looks, worn out publisher WIlliam Laeti and tus wbem't his backer. spent dechaT't'Cf candidate' for a Y1? Son, Richard that, tetfied that ru'ntu'd vehtcle' and ))rtt'e(1t'i! tt.'llmmig tnt: IL at ethnic .nlcricai who ti helpless.,' tirnt a "racist," and now to top it off Ins fuctur) has tiegun laying of men Vut' talk about a black minority of milhior to Democratic whert' tx-rolled up 3upee' cent of beginning Republican nonunatwt. tour sengti= in tin' cn-aectiar tht 'jje" 'Tr ' Sig Albert V thereafter as possible, on the 15th Publits Mar II. 25. 21 day of April, 1573, wnllder the rn enactmmt of It'll following Or DEft 6? dnanue: Mordnanc.ret$Ing to S.minoie S(CTIOP4 Ii Count,', Ft'irIUa. relating to corn ADVERTISEMENT FOR lIDS petitiwe bidding on purchaSeS and I I I Pu,iC NOTICE contracts providing for the ri'peal ot Lawiof Florida è)0.S as euistlng and being in receved by That lend lying Range 33 east, In the form of an ordinance by virtue Sealed ProposalS will be TownVuip IS South, sailing ?he Santord Alrporl Authority, s. and rorded In the Public Records of Laws of Florida 71 nf0rd, Florida. her."satler cailed forth lhe ,eav,n for repeal and home rule without lhe necessity for likening Musk.ie' tI tin' Georgi , 4, ECTlO14 SI The S 'u SECTION 33 Th. AIANOONING OF STREETS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Z0i, Seminole Coufil , IPul City will clot,. wa(a?e and Fla , $bi aV5yritt Of teul C'ty aI'd ??l Floridi under It. fiCtitlO5 rcam. Of PublIC In and P tPiq lt?M'!'I ALTAMONTE VILLAGE SQUARE, All tslce.Aaftef 1SIitrlDedte *t Pit I untied t regiter sad those wr.eqs u's Pta? of knora Un? I. &$reCOVd.d S's Pi. COOK 14. •Je rme wilts lhq CI.,k of tPi Circuit Sweinole County RCOu'le't Court, Seminole County, Flordi In SI.LII Of those req4% u's Plan o PrOvitiOlsi with the acccrdanc. ri Slat S• lJ, . • IN. Ficiltious NIne Statutes, To oI IS. Page Cl. $.niii County Lake Water AssociatiOn, Inc., r.'gueiling a C.rtlllcsfe of PubliC for Convenience and N.cessit water i.rlce In Seminole County, Florida A general de$clipt'On Of the area wherein appilcotlon to provide water servIce has been requested . ChaUenge for its housing ___________________________________________________ field liable fir damage unDe' the' iøs' Putjl,Pirtt daily otcept Saturday, Sunday miii CIr,stm.s Notice County, Florida The myth of black units deniands a counterpart myth Copir - Nc t t a c ic T e I I s C::) f to buy endangered areas tind the3,OflOehaplainstn the Armed reported," she said. "1 had a sick, sad feeling inside.' natural Force's tht'mu into turn Mrs. Gudbransen, who testiMrs Gudhran,sen, 19-year pn'su'rvc's. me compromise - sought in ife of Cmdr. I. U Gudhman- fled in a clear, unwavering said her husband reportthe lorimi of an amnenetment--is sen. testified she had sexual rejointly sponsoted by Sen. Bob lations with Jensen once in May (;rihamn, 1)-Miami Uikes and and three tinic'i In July of last Legal Notice Sen. Jim Williams, D-Ocnla. year. "You're saying you cornThe bill to Itive 154o-20 year SOC A 1*0 V A CA TI NO. CL Oil NO ______ cmpiitiun fur it is based on a invui iuddI enough. ' about a man. I)emnocrattr Parts is Santcn'C clortd C)oeflS Montt paid te lOvs,nct - ' - :' :i 1iht'd kicr in. '!hu'n 'ii !ii'ii uiu return a verdict, II earlier unrelated luirge. lie 'F oRI"i)o, i"l'uj Legal Notice Legal Notice witness testified Mcun&i in the he hit her with somethlnit. 1 aflY dotit return a death said the defendant should have been prnsec'uted under the ____________ ______ _____ -. firstdegrremurde'rtrlalof Roy think it was a knife," he said. penalty." FICTITIOUS stcmuious NAME The jury was selected after habitual offenders act. Ferrell Austin Beck told the Carroll Paulk that she saw a tall NAME tuy gr, that I am NOT IC[ 'thm man attack a young dark court he found a handbag in the ftbOUt9O minutes of questioning. ,'ngaQId in at I! md St c: s CC'POV •,n A claims bill filed by Sen. Dahaired girl in a busy shopping same parking lot and turned it S.mnoi. County, Florida 04 Crown .1 gaged 1. buinhit at 155 E ici McC'laln, It-Tampa, appar______ nder the fe(IdIOuJ% name center last April 29, the same cn'er to police. Later testunony c.'rult,tt' to all white' people' simply by 5-Irturt of their Pota; k.uieitons rovuii' mat eli mel s ' \/\f I t ri e s s duort lmpei that a real beginning was made in fargi. a black units a black bloc, whicn would be a power , tie' reckoned with on tie notional political scert -that ut white' unity. The' ii, -______ Paulk A4urder Trial said uhoul that Nutionau gates seernetf tm in tatri representative' of 22 million black Americun There was everything 1mm ulcl'guiird NAAC type's i conservative' business sulti to dasrub-clad black separausis. with t'ver degree' of political ideology in between nation on its chouee' of Press Rootr ot'emar SUUSCRIPTION RATES is" wee. In an inter,lyw prior to "After agonizing over it two ___________________ posed imn'nuttnent allowing the Navy. __________ -- on jury selection. Under the the victim. believed abducted and slain, In opening arguments, hills- proposal the victim's family Paulk, 29, of Tampa, is ac'c'used in the stabbing death of borough County State AU)'. Joe would 1w compeiisatetl the 22-year-old Hilisborciugh Spit'nta, tOIL! the jury. "based on by the t.ate because of alleged County SChOOLS secretary whose the facts, the state is going to negligence. In oFfering the bill, McClaIn body was discovered lii a stuil- demand, and I say that very low grave ma wooded area near strongly, the death per,aty" claimed the state was negligent 'fense attorney Michael in allowing Paik, a convicted ) the University of South Flørida about two weeks after her hu'.-t'eni 051cc! the jurors, felon, to go free on bond on an B lock Own Un I ty CHARLES HAYS Edito" Mrs. (udbransen, a mother of year-old Jensen In motels on take a Lie detector test do pr thu biti' 10 u'll ,'nvlronmnrntiil Jensen Is charged with conMay l and July arid visited his innotence prutu'( lion bond', ihid iintw'umnlni', an offir er by A spokesman for the Air". l'he original hili would allow engaging in illicit se's with two the chaplain In his Cecil Field can Raptista flepartnwnt quarters on July 15 and 17. the state to declare certain women, She testified she fell in hove Chaplaincy Services said wildlife arias of "critical conThe courtnuirtlal brought an cern" ii they are threatened so unprecedented protest From with Jensen in December 1970 department believed Jensen to and reported the affair to Pier be innocent and declared, ".'' develuupitient could he rOri- Jensen's denomination, the ooh and aah and tiake their ht'ads in disbelief evidence lhaii in previous S'Ciil'S. (Jane cures, labor under the' same burdeti and are' guided b.i Society played fl blonde "If it needs to have a sii.m.mber court presided o'.' label put on it, I am an adult- by trial judge Ret'i. M. Cole adultery. liri (',udbrarEsen 1o,k the iuireed ton compromise linking Cnxtr. Andrew I-'. Jensen, 140- ,., _______ _________ _______ ______________ . '1 -titution. S.'ru,tr supporters of Askew't . ____ _____ - unemployed cosuleration on lix GREEN ROY 'I '%4 _t 'Ii . - ________ _____________ th , ' j,, 30( N FPENC$-e AVE. f,ANFORD. FLA 32' v.'s "nil D DCYt'LE. Advriistnç Dtr,cTo & Au? to PutsItsha" - t,ut.fll'q,S '1cm I)ewe'y inul ar 11w' suheCt primaries is ., Legal aireath running out of flSaiie) energy. wiLl oth twu r" primaries de"wr and twem% tnTee" ti gr. One' is remnmileel a! more TELEPHNE - " ,: ' rent at least haul the- grace' not to pretend he had w; sonu'thming The blunt truth is that. except for Hurn;uhre, who hr 4 a real nee'mi ti make' a ousek dent somewhere in order be a plausible' alternative it' Muskic most of the' .....' tinnal candidates' prohab!' made a p-i've' strategic errc' in getting involved in a cost! mnajcit effort It Florida carl last I iIl stmwing Wallact I and otheri saw beating all earners t was evident then the- Florida test , could an!' be' a dubious struggle for se'rorn place' The silt' business of claiming "victor'" train second third fourth and even fifth place was begun early It has nc parallel as a piece' of political folly All that morse nE that travel all those words and tI.. energ fist THIF' At A VVeather Note __________ - made a "good showing' at £ per rent th . ti the Ftord. flf _____ - . it Wife ___ _ _____ __ _________ ________ ' quiring that pro arid colkge tpnrtA tpertaeuhiir gives bier i Ieti.side' mandate Ii go charging or, thniuugl Senait M.icr1t .eaiie Mae George' Aiket. agret' I • ' -. ' . would prnbabh be eJt wtJ, erweez the trixit runners t.' phy ., thevteli below 40 per een: Tw,.. cialit' 1IateG and UWrr otter. chnwe of UIXI'd 0 House and &nate anCi that not Tioiiurafli defeated writing xlUon laSt 151St ii - 1 _____________ ________ Altho'igh Rdi arn.ndrr ' wMikl apply ti any sp'wt. made it elear that he 'a '. - - llietwoii,ntrnvcralalnu'attI1I' tSIp)W(l 11W Si note rafrndnr today a the llniai' rfumnI9l delii,tr 101 0 ))1t)W)8l that ln'it' Admits Navy bill tI'nnIiM iN' lined II) per e'i'nt of their gate reecipta it they allowed liwul television blinkplaytil In oi itat"'t inihlir stacllitins I )iii'f JUSIJIl' II K l(nl'er C1' I) af) I a I ri 10 I L11 0 v e I? 'zinwhtle, was to Interrupt the prureedinga in both house's with ri'wrt In a joint session on the JA(i<SONVII.l s;, I- ia t Al', roitted adultery with Crndr eel 'tie affair to the base e' mwvd for new judges in F'lorida. -- The wife' of ii Uavy corn- Jensen" asked the chaplain's live officer Capt J. W. Sht, Jensen's civilian attnrr.' attorney, in cross eiaminatinn l('ls'rt,s' r.'Iwrt is required by nianider hits testiFied she lell in It Rlakrofl of CMf Jack 'r'oi're' saying you're an the appriival of the voters a love and hail an afFair with her Chrtsth, Tei., reserved for La' week nito ut a judicial revision chaplain, who is charged with adulteress" 'I _______ fr !irr trk 'sirn. at,nI Huw' Minority l,ad.r 1nn }etthng to heed, ft-Rota Raton, iiorp4 Ieagu. blatknntq of Miami 1' the tat on tak'yIion blaekMJtis phin horn. jami and 9" Jerry l'rei4.nt vemnber tatewid. ballot. iglit in resrw' an aliitt right.s I _____ _____ i,.. atn-. tPy h.'art on tt kitiIntivt' pnwige of (toy. Thonia a.nid he will light the Ilotoi.' bill with a proposal that ))'ii)jn land •' hi was a "solid third." that he win going on to thi %l "gluing Ic win' . Wisconsin primar hajf of f'jjrda's sizable black I')enuicratic vote, and also scored heiivilv-al extwcted-ifl the overlapping Jewuh eiderh% c'nmmunit' in the broad Miamt'lo- on Lauder. dale' zone talked atut is, ahead of wr for rain. lrltss 1: is ciw ecrn'exitiane flUt he iti the right I(OE'. S IIWifl& "" citmonstration of the ability of the Democratic ri.orities to respond to bald leaderalup by a irnpetent Democratic governor tv r,thrc trig tirs' " UK tO&aLee a. P It i Tflafl 0' tawi. $Wtt &2 SI'ruilp ,nprnuike that may gaIn " ' t forward it search of bigger thinis u' other more signij. rant primary states Rut that rrafl'. i not saying a lot Wallace simpl has made fools cit them all To hea Humphrr and third-place .lac'ksan in their postprin rnmmeni WRi 10 watch the ttn'att'r of the absurd p'.. with a mere 15 per rent, told a nanonaj !riP%iSIflfl audlenec that what he' did in Fonda "demc s.aic s:rates that I can win .1a'ksafl with ] olit th' right to tlrink, wager at (;lFSM parirvnitii.1 tahhlhusn1 and rJ.tcl a Imflar pvnpriaI In i A)') i'nterel into tontrattq appestel l7fl 11\ll.MIASSEF;, I-b Sruiti,rq hove t'omoctcd a heail.'d lot troohi.' -- I flI' fl . 4, ' -- I r)cmneratsc voters special Some S tier cent of those mv cndidal''-th 'IT? i-nnw m'e turneci nut getting 42 per rent and Sen WLdI nation. this state. these counties and rir cities are being caught up xr an almost tutal v. ve of protest b' the voters and taxpayers dgalnsl the waste of moneys, the inexcusable _____________________ practice of selfish and partisan politi which maki democratic government appear not only Washington Ins ighi .'iumsv hut unrespoiive. When this session opened there was an aura Impefuilness which even the most S t a t e P r I rn a r I e s A P o I i t I ca I (i rc U S cissing of the- fingers 2 Controversial Bills lop Senate Calendar $en Edmund Muku. payers. truly out-of-the-world climate where the legislators live and move and haVe their being Unless samethrng of a minor miracle ncUrs the regular session will earn the "dri-notlung' title which suco affairs arc apt to get. Yet it U not a "do-nothinit." It has been a stop-everything, •.• WASUINGTO'% NEA Of course there have been bifis passel course there will be enough aceomplishments rung U s that thcLce of both parties can find something to "point with pride' when running for re-election R1ectrn th year, hev&, mv he something different 'Ilse temper of j,tl getting shori At every level the mouthing of Not the legislators alone. hut the members of the cnhinet saw flits as B flireat tx their OWTI fiefdoms and this program was skewered At prent the reorgamz.atIon of environmental programs and housing have also gone the way of - nv of the big nu'rn industrial states 'hert mn flUitIv( For tht 9 kg. I Pt) Drawvr / First Street and possibly oiw- ATTONfIEYS ION way sonic sti'erta x install no PLTITIONI?l4 PublIsh Mirth 35. 71, Apr left turn sigims to move traffic 1573 1)1-ft N aIOITIt the urts'rs' of ici.c? ant or all Proposals. or an l'eoruary, A () 5573 (Seal) irl IherI and lu Ale any in Iutrslatity UI tecIuruicalI, us ..', ARTHUR H SECKWITH, .15. Proposal in the inlerist of Ihe Clerk of CIrcwI Coon Owner 5r Ma.ine Broen ISLAL t).pf,' Clerk %,antorcl AItpO(I AuthorIty HUll 114 1 U P,'1) illS rut Is, A K Sriosmakeq. I ' I 071' ICE D.CAWEN H SaP4I'ONfl, FLORIDA 33111 Altoneyl fat Peiltloner eutaiu inn EHIA III liii 25, MaruPi 1, II, 35 AIIr5I Robert Nosun'sssd, 11011 YOU ARE NOTIbIEI) tIlt a" actors fur U.floIotion of mazviage and OIler relief Poi bean filed adiO5I ,vu lid ,ou are req Vi 'U Ar Sec. a (0) 04 jelenss tu iI if •ny. Q45 Ouruvu's Prederik Aitcwne5 fur Pall Oiler *"susc JIrus5 ii PD lot t'ti. Sanford, I' los 'da 32775, a4sd lie CisC o(uguuaI *th thu Clerk 0) he abese slyI,IjCporIg,4'sQf befgeetti iPiPidi, usl Auril, 5571. QIP,err*,si a Ju,4gnent ltSaf be Sniwed Igairism ,ou tot lii. r.lief dansandeci in Its PqII,, WITItESS my PanS and seal f Iail Court IPuit ki,i Ja of March, 1571 the 4ft dl, $ 4ul, i'ffl s 4,5. or as 5i's ttsw,al?er s -i 1 0) a'sI,bee. Nt conSider IfS $ornilteJ I, Ecu San, IA. lag.q53'rv Cu1?'ticlIes of Pu LOis,SfihIllcI $'sJ Nucesil. v wila' 1usd sower wean Semes . Counts, 1kw 'ii 4, g'ia' ,)ws,,''wi'u's gi 'fe 1uv.' wherein appi al 'on fu PruIciJ'I service ii.s Dee" waler inS S4w csqqlisd s *5 51119*5 ad D'sng Tisal land iyu's Tiwniesip 1* IosAfS. Senile SI Sass ai r*orded s the Pu511 *asoois f %.ntnüil COl.a-ly. as SE C TI L'1N 54 An 01 sad 5*10.5 l5 in,J SoAPi .i' (Seail ARTHUR II ISLCIiWITP4 JR as Clerk 4 Said Coot' is, Ellen Scott (it (.004 DON V I RE DEN ii, P the Lime S aiafata tr*iI Stale Roed 3)3). SECTION 3$ The kuth 1.103 f 04 In 4 i,., lffl of the 5ssI i i,,l ft1 Gesi t)rtifls'I'o..! 110 East Cocnmersiai SIrel AT it it PD Ito. mi *IIt's n S.rrelar,' f'l.l.tIi ?,'.,t 7 II it 1911 Sanford, Fio*iJ 17115 f',llst 7,14,1' II ti 1$ ui (II 0 4! Iii 114i atSee C,eea aid East f the infer ltse J tP,,S ii 10*5 CI., i PtuliVu 'sSarc' II 1'.' it'S ('CIt 5' / 1 �Tuesday. March 21, 1972 6—The Sanford Herald - Announcing "WE CARRY A 8FF or pov FOODS dkk1 FOODS I Car-ben Jewelers Inca J:r.1141"' Seffe" fit" 169"'t and ' ' ' THE BIG DIP E NOVA CARRY-- I EARLY AMERICAN NATUR AL BREADS MINERALS VITAMINS HI PROTEIN ETC. TEAS TIMEX REPAIR CENTER -- v Cq,nlrn.nt*l tJ.lu.. - • - Ca Try We Don't Have Quality Offered At Rom el ' s Need A ' Gal Friday? kSSi!T . I O1E h.il"e% th,C1' 'arser Growers of Rose% and Sh 1L(.IJ1 Lb ( •ihl)L Oviedo Tra ctor M"es RouT 2 at '°'Ceii A Wu :,,Cl v c' MaIr ' ', '" , GET THE FACTS F &I rivv SELF- iMPROVEmtr Wigs & 14asr Pieces 1 i ! -" (.1 ,I NJ N I O IS SERVICE ONEI DA DINNER FOR 6 No INVESTMENT REOUIRED FREE I PC Host"s SO 7u roR FuRTmER INFORAP.A710% CALL COLONY BEVERAGE £34 5414 39 Easier r S PARK AVE 1 LP L) S ho s%T A VSIE a Joy Secretariol Service Pigs S CP4 - S . Waf . S - ticat that kind of deal gals. You know that this spring, ' - - S S SiIOI- Itt( It Ese 'ie:. '.'s '. 'n"E :E ALT&P50h'tE SPRINGS . • -B-Q4JE H idden Aii5 In The LOP4GWOOD PLAZA FLORIDA PH $34-5544 DIALI)4-.417 ' _AOF 41,M . Hwy. us not that n all of yoo' b.js'neSs -1-- / - . . — - I I . s. S ,, us-mlil S - •• • - Wrok Iairt"e-d acco,ate a - . -. ' • I I !!:' • - '.1 r) tutiu-'.ti,iI I t I'. b. intiful designer •i'Th 7) y- -; E itwis In oiir Fie Pt (1 'i yule Bomba y hand painted accent ,:uritiher - and I Si I I I • 1 docks-, IjA - A '/2 mm ii - - - . gorgeous S I— NOLL eci goes on ?.t E-t- II.e -GOOD Fa*,eril Care company IT et-,~% t-pprvie'd Ferri Part Ph t] 1 2904 R e~erybody who knows Nellie likes her and Is her friend. . WHERE THE ACTION I -. - pa KEN w I rs s. ': - Dubuque 1 Late Modal S 'l ICI( Super Market— Western Wear Eng i nes. 'transmissions Starters Fenders Doors Tiret Wheels Etc . I. L Country Iowa " - t .1 i .. - - • •-- ' - 'A I ' FURNITURE SALES %4 To I ------ - - CLSE 1k 4'$• 1* FR Parts Locating S.' sit ,..,-. - • ________ -.. f N n 11 a frWri 'he early F`?-~,: a- 40% LESS MONEY Than You Pay Anywhere Else in Sanford, When You wash At WES-KAY WASHETERIAS Iet~z1 41leU --Ilrdt4I 11' i',e-s 271h S' 1010 French A ve SANFORD HEATING & AID CO NDITIONING AIR -" i 1: , - - , //t ^/& 0a, "IteU Gafa"id, !,,city's hit'- I aspect Oil .r, !i ••••••-t•• 5l1 ., tr* east coast of S, sea C o t' yov *, tit fIr4 "* cfl~?el il-it lovfisj trade The—e a, e I* Gre" and Rornar, 4y t**C'h" 8114'IS the &8, 0,es The DC C8*&I)4&- Syr& c.he?ern '5 C~ I I - extended down into the store quite a disit,;ince and there tire so rnany graduation gift Item' there; gifts for newlyweds or lucky folks celebrating anniversaries, housewarinings ou name it-there is a gift te%er EXCLUSIVE specials are found at Nan's Gift Shop. 2ol Ehn Avenue. Nellie Coleman. the ownet st-eks original items on her many s hoppin g trip - The --.-1 " ' S' Fo e Put Your Car Years 1LIU In Our Hand;I - A ItSol Wo R & Polish join Me Always an CoIll Dunkin'Good _10 can CI- IV, W"Irve" folirigig'st, 7s. EKLE S,911IMSERVICI S ,.r.o..,dtobsSfloCuaeø iir 2511S.Fre'ichAVe .e Y" Ph. 322-1111`21a Ej, upe Come t o CA BBEAN CRUISE! OF OR L4NDO INC 574 North Or. 0.411) fjJ[ risinil;l from ttte so" boas's eyeryt%ing from high pea#% 10 *W018 rK% 10 Oeserl At I ol lormancit. and price Let's *alk abovt Talal Cc-IVI for 11"s SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIO NING X. 11.l Ili. ft-4 islands Oft "Oe 24 7QS.P" itsiii.wititii TURN BOTTLES INTO GLASSWARE 11% will Friday 9 X 61 to, DC A pro 2 op P y H E L F F U L H I N T c1citri ft&s m ilk CS wtuCh con be we,ghl9dr 1 sloow Oro Ill as warn,niq flare$ in an All will cut any romund bottle aiw T' In dlamitteir up f- a gallon or largef life. .1 01" Seminole Joy Lu'.Frarts Art a Craft Supplies, — 01"s — Cards PH.131-ar? -IN N - Illwy. I Im W CALL ___323-2770 L SANFORD it i / . SANFORD P4ME ;: j • -- BOAT TOPS S. SEA S 4 S Ph 1221 161-1 2619 S French - Free 164 e 10. . r-' FIDELITY ENTERPRISES Sinford COPYMATE 11 1 forl,40-9, L I, C,~ 1, 041, C 0 TIa,Cop to 1-oryti, rg Pag A _1 Lj $ 399s S georgoctuart P HONE I DELIVERY S E RVICE 0141 Book a Ia UI •r.inl Red RAULIIT P(Sj .. uu,, t • • . A 5 Complete CAR WASH THROUGH Where every Aoman (an find her expression of beAuly Intriguiml Personally escortd, in Europe. all expense, 5WO•O ix weeks departures. from S664. Hundreds of For ,cur f ree cccv write or phone . . LP .. Ac'.? RED sr lo 98 different tours to everpliIhere FLORIST SUN TRAVEL 200 - 1-21 405') 'J" S,%upt'I!' '. TENNECO S&E 11 1 CAR WASH -,* 1, 1 17 In no.% 1<1: SIDE Pd I 'Al. MERLE (OpAp.ii ERCIAL nORm A SMETIC STUDIO Ph )71 26)) II0IIAkK AVE Cii,%IN L INK wOOD y FIR E 55 .. " I ~ - I, )IlJ — St MINOLI: CARTER's HARE)iIVARI A I 1,TLRN SUPPI, I I i) - -S John Dickey SHOE SHOP A 'Yqt) -1 0~4TOWtil SAP41`- 014417) I.__- . Yarn We Stock Imptiff And C " PRECISION SAW FILING 5.5.\ BRIDGESTONE Ily Tilt- 11010,11) PARTS sr Ir11t TIRE si ', SL L lit' t1t''1' f5 ": . ..414 VA1.0. Tr) ill V9 -/ 120 to $600 GIRLS BOOTS 141- j 111,04 $700 Reg mitichandise off g.,,VI Ked, Vale's Junior Shoeland FP4OINIWLUUIl.Di ' k6 lop ni 5, 30 P in MACIIINE $11011 ----a IjWy 1192 LONGWOOD PH all 12s) 04kA a" SUP 1-:=0 \ S " AVA 1 L A 8 L E $999 YARN olkSURFACING opetd JUht)AV 1 A M IP M VA Ly AUTO PARTSAND 1* Z7' Ol t% 014 1014 IIOPJ lli%V 1191 int-0 to Donliniit'sl Answering S(itrviCC CASSELDEAR Y - 4 DAY SERVICE 9 950t," vice doesn't cost . . . payst Don't leave your business unattended — *e Ist, Call 64S 2W Open morld f S Try the colorful ne's %pring shades before NAME GRAND BOTTLE CUTTER S it,4'4 Sa nf o rd (Ne.tToFoodFalr) ELM A/ am '.f. 'm U S,,,lIl ) ANSWERING hop w's Ihie time to °- discover 10 FRENCH AVE ra.-e 6 flown " respetled for morf, ,an 70 years For yourr home *Stinig and ccioling Si?VW , 1 0MFORT MAKER is un ."o FOR FREE ESTIKATE CALL 322-6, S j I .CEATING stO COOLINOPRODUCTS ,. make yousetcitin 24 HR. p '° - 5- .-. (olor variations l % i I,-". j Continues Thru April l Hand Cut '5 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS SALE 4) GLAZED DOUGHNUTS co, raisierice. Sicily t I technqs and CICIIIO(I % 1111, PRE - EASTER - *Ili find many small C1 Wled bay$ and best"Ik's P1401,0117 ell 5599 in at tile Kift shop-it has no,. •• more eyes even "Nlye b"67", tM openers. No home should be ' it .1)1*1 -Y ACE HARDWARE 0:: "i Full Menu Served 11:30 a rr Working Persons Special 11:32 i rn 2 p rn 'i•inis r h 322 5958 ye. ' d Ave. zi UV . ,anor - 4 an find in this area anyiAllere-his store is known irowid these parLs as Gator's Oce Hardware. Go over itrill visit him. fellas— S Tr,. Ertha Ilud'.ons Gourmet 5peciaI. ' t)ogTd LONGWOOD t'ypil 4. OPEN 10a.m. - 12 Midnight - ilov line of quality hardware items - - TP. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERvICE H FENCE INC 1xiarning at his lovely A Ife. It I~ really important that you knni% that lWyd carries the very tA-s' ry 34~ )401 c-. lOt & 3ous P 34 R & RESTAURANT - I Ibsi LL.1è 11.95 4.45 lAl4)1..1 (thEt. Itisl W- 'i-SSt 53 $2 NJ.e Sl CAM '0J right-and BODY PARTS Reasonably Priced B says she feels that is only " 4.45 IL s, - 4 —uui-l husband's hardware store'. 't'ou nuuyreunember hiin-flo>d olenian—we mention him and is store some tImes—hellie - 7.41.5 5- - _.._- Folks, we could just go onawl on and on about all tile fabulou.,; who already Nis everything gift suggestions and Item Nan IMS tit tile shop. ut h1 t'.'.hjUt1 cat Up onw of tile think that you her 'I- Beef EJE ALL; f 1111.45 'IS FREIGHT DAP~AC-ED Welcome - 'I product called And for that friend of )ours decided to open this gift shop, it wait only a sniall corrier room in - OR BE TT ER Slitt' has (recian imports in soaring over head this was a1u You know, when she first K-ERN'S rA t'" n'.. friends inSanford. And course, ;W - La wood M, South of B i g Tree PH,931-3433 r buying ks only tile most beautiful. It most original, the inost exclusively special for tier - Freft, OIL When Nellie owner of this uniqueColeman, little shop. stock now; Italian glazed carved front the coconut. I(eall% new Fenton Interesting. Phone 649-4426 Hwy 17-02, Debary. Florida I iii in • Ilk Away fl % t!, 1,1'. ilIi :.,m.uiu 5 uiuiet Tori 1tiiIldr A. OFF 17 92 S - casIolt Ls upIwrIioPt In ) our ••• spot to Find that very special ip.Bix sovke :__ I F P 1 1611 t DA MAC, U [) F U P 1 ITIJP F current planning without one. otne of the new itenis we saw • ,' , Each of us wishes to be w re U tile• d' -orator ' %I iourhst visit to 'sc: •e-we wewant our homes to set-, mirror :rsl wall rrnect our go(id taste in Shop were custoin inade canbsolutely beautiful and made up in wrought iron tit ran decorating---our gifts black, pink, or white and gold in all sizes shapes unit forms -of a 'i be distincti vee and 'one-of ltt.Ill) lo'. ci> lii.. iiu'".t UflUSil ii d were exquisite polishe kind'. wood flower arrangements itein we saw this tune tivas ;I ited at21 V Nan planter inade of I Philippi v inade in the Philippines and 1.Un Avenue. is just the ideaI salad sets, of this &title wood. coconut carved with I bird .51 t ill's 4 t e Are E RE*4ABILITA 71014 ANZ . , CC'.. Diz finishes We at" • .. ., - - gj/,I:(:IALItiilç S 4 aI I '.111 rOHOITIO)4IJ' PAil!'. riuItIP.l 4 IiilAv PAIl T'. in large variety. They carry YOU will simply love Jeanette. S -"r iu/ (,untr (i lSç ice. Interior decorating reputation of the designer. '17hey carr richly designed groupings wirvice at no extra charge _41nd utomatic Lewis Sales & Service • TO PARTS A U TO - • • 111 III IiPs--)OU can' t lxiii thu 'ill brand names so that you know the quality because ef the qualit). the price, the tim- a - eBAR A PICK tip AND _________ ADAMS • Gft.. a I ., 'm concept advantage of their third an. niversary -rutle Jainitioree"is to offer the custoiner the remt inber '0 per cent off on ,reatest selection of furniture _________________________ ' /J'f Jf/fa. CAMPIN C1W1IP nIshis for yourself,take nio I ij Sanford F5q cak, inaple, wainut. and vhvrr~ •crage and certainlyflorneFs Il of these LOP4GWOOD jOY will be happt to sere Ph. 321-2740 .'xir inventor%. Ills is reall), ;trvits and one ex(positc 1 ~11te sonlethill)". too, because prl, t, hanginit lamp Aith it round t,1v% alrea(h hatt tile tie-st Italian inarble Lible attached f,,r the quality of furnishing I no legs-it is designed to hani! u could find an) where. Ilvi%ern two ch.airs probably. I Roinel's is noted %.dues -high quality ;Intl loA Nilay we suggest that you Jun, st, So store wants to be just 110p Oil down if) Itoinel's and set, / Aw _• 7 t. - Jrk•• l $1 00000 U twxt ridoratinI' 'cncuci' either-the reason, of is that Iine1 urs ebratln.i a third anniversary . th a 'sale jamborcr.' rht are offering 20 per cent oil the r.ularprtceoti'VCryItenlOn -=.L = need loc cocrasics-111 Su-P- S124 MM I pemental personnel Jo would . bite to solve that problem b) 1 V.ish4d ti bri'ii. p re. l .. &urtg the work in her office, up - all nCa. ..nd their two children -a son IA-e, A hich is open five days a vivek, dorw. joy is a thorougWy charming age g. who goes to school in from 9 a m to 5 P.M Articuated for the future U voting woman, the wife of Altamonte Springs, and li t tle refired Au' Force Major Robin Jo). age 4. who keeps ttlt-phor*.dlCtaphX)e The business man could Just WaU.aceL McFarland lie was things live)) around home I call in to the office, dictate his stationed at Orlando Air Force Wallace is employed in the data yneorWndeflCtand Base some years 040, found processing center at Seminole come by the ne xt day and pick it this was the kind of place Junior Colltge. 'S A . u.rktohr more personnel b.t .1 iAne" cwt certainl% ma) -The National Trend Is ToVALU CHUCKS .. . - s_ , .vr the overload situation r~ bt"er busuloess cifflcr~. ilht'Ft tt ma y not be CflOU til: Parade HI-HEELS .jt'wt' j' ' _:=• service but does at vano~;, have ih~,%kkrepmg needs. or cmyvni -weds STAINLESS STEEL VENDING i' - oy sai d that i5iilits 15 itt'. word In her business And .,;I pervim is the C•C&iU e Says that she is in su curd :errsted in reaching the small t.sinessmiwbodarmflotYt rwed a full time -^-retan.,~ ____________________________________________________________________ Popit, _____ cale.. handle a' 4 1uc S'n It" D r i r, k S • 11--( ii u iiu. lfl'.ttUctI.!Ii, rU , Stnt! uk..' iwh •i 'SIUIII tutu' iIi'll!I4iI uiuik iiri.I ?ipIIfl ,110 that we were ulI3Cu.SStflg fall under u:ri:eIu i,e.ir,tur uth )oil And now , friis c1cntiii here we are preparing for Au. or.Iing to the word froni ,rung perking up. well, I have decided that this Inanuf.Iutur,r5. styles I ciI1 lit tht ep rt.s.lo It In itunu th 1912 furnitur. ,ni1twhestep4'rtwe have met f..chuii,s V.111 incltuk Kar1 \II ru in it tilt- till) of Ui' h .. lhl ci'. ii tllL\ Jeannette tiler down at flirinl s Fur. %, lilt Spanish stylesrunning ni tire in the Long'.cood I'Iitzii on I Iiii' etii,iiI In uir.'rcrae l'r,nL' and sluice i'aIntiI US. 1792 she is so talented and offcrs inpopularli) this year. Iiutnted free Interior decorator service c'.00iI finiclit S fl in flOV. favorite (Ifitt V.04111 IS pecan, V.1111 '.th the PIIR h.ISCS Y ou office manager:* secretarY to anythIng you m4ht rtred in Lhv lecutWes In large 3:: Ob..;5?I Fo ir4c.'-ria,on Seminal. Coun?p $ nP Licensed Consuttar? in Ethical , FULL I P s&t.o' I B.)u1 -.isted wth secrets a FAst keeping recor, Pes Altamonte cunnwrca1 ng and quite .J*t This is a Siwdi IIJTIIe Don't YOU beautifully designed bUMnC& just down Semc an from on it A really good 12 hard to find — fci' s Builders. j and her acs1ate, Mrs UflpOsble to find For 1Iot-nberc'r, hate ...'us prou1em as far other type_c just a little ostr ' problems.. solutions had to f.'.md month, flw offer aU tie usu IS Solution Joy's .ecretarial 5eTVlCt'5 tiJdifl The 'j P.rt and -retin.al McFarland i bulletins Jos N'SUmCS p'e .t 1YT ',ar2 of e2T(nCT)Ce U stencils agendas - alrno ct ..h nC To or i'4a Lo' WIG a nd T 0 I EJ Oa ?Irre Ease, i_arc. Sct.O Or)c- " • - p P4 3' I Ih I • S .- S -I • a s an Duda Auto t)LD It. tAt 1 . &fltt of this IUUCh needed ' \, SALE trI trl.r Rede d c ora te For S pring Secretarial Service Joy 's PJS - '" f IF - - CaI.h&S.aveJewelers L A1011 Mittwitirr All SAPIDWJCHF T ake T i me it Mft-sr t coitl It Pats, 11C0 WF: HAVE JUST CHANGED OUR NAME I YAZOO YAi VEN NATURAL HEMSH 7 Same Manatemit'rt Same Location Sa me A r / ,. : : ç ,,;.'I.•i , .r 'I 'I Pic. )i1tffàr J ~AQQQQQQQQQi&R, 00 E McROBERTS TIRES SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY PH. s3s iiiii McCRORY'S NORTHGATE .,or,% Llik.KEV INC 1 �.i. i t ' - -- I "- - 1972 Barbara Weckerly, ___________________________ __________ __ __ ~_ 111115~;:~ IV - - --- FL I ____________ _______ R Iwrts Still Presideiit Parliamentary Club Elects The Parbamentary Club of Winter Park met recently at the home of Mrs. Gcorge Herrmann th Winter I'*rk, with tht prrl3.ient. Mrs W. Vtnc'el Roberts of Sanford. prrsIdtm. Major item of business was officers for the coming year Mrs. Roberta was re.elccted as Iresident; Mrs. Elmer G Awrencv of Winter J. J .Siecikoski. pestdent: Mrs. 33 recording secretary; and Mrs. George Herrmann. ueasurer. - . ________ __ iL = (' __________ _____ ______________________________ ___ - Wood 1sz-e Barbara Miss s-kerl) daughter 01 Mr. slId dress of matching lace and ch I 41 ,ill JarnesWeckerly. ___ w .:Jflt the bride of William white roan and ________________ n stma,mcr ~, hcaford Clcmts, Jr., son of Mr. white sati and Mrs W. K Clams. 146 -: \.'-' T.. O),I4i, .ATCh a, .ItSt. Maid of honor, wit-s. wore 5 forrraul le?. :- at 3 p.m the group at the stale ecu'sown of noral design M*Pe 4; 4 4 %rnluofl of parliamentarians t , i . featuring El empIre WaiSt, sciatlng clergyman camelot sleeves, a white wide with Mrs 20 through Aphl single riN ceremony in First a 5eczkc,wsbek.ctedaadeltgati Baptist Chiwth of t)urledin green ribbon and carried Mahi.ser, to the convention for the Edward Mrs. bouquet of pink -'. ca,ca& rgaruiz.ation ut-ganist, presented appropriate sweetheart roses and baby 's Members of the Semin.k nupti&1 selections for the Parliamentary Club have been ceremony. -. ' invited to attend the meetings of RrI&amald Miss Susan of tnrcb decorations included the Wint,'r Park group wtn -s A , . ~S4 t*o wtüIe floral basktt MarsmeleL the third Thursda a P' ° Shaw wore gowns identical to -rangements and rnoruru of each month. REXFi.lR1) CLONTS MRS. Anyone Interested In con1'nd iO*$ the choir lOft, that of the honor attendant and carried 6iven in mamage b) her u.sir training crepe dress and both wire white trip to Key West and their new ShIP ther, the Pride wore a formal Warren Fletcher WU corsages to complement their home will be tx's the Orlando Parliamentary Procedure as : It ngth gowit of sata-pesu with n'-an and serving as guide is innited to call the area. -Kbce of siculptured %vniw I" Clonts, brother Of the ensiembles. 71v groom is employed by C. president. Shea& Roberu. or Followmig the ceremany. a lwce, scalloped necklm and groccAn and Charles Evans. ,, in K Clorts and Azsociated an of the officers of the held was cousin of the ''s'sreception amelot sleeves Gruwm wW the tride will be arganiz.3tion. hillirch. bride's mother ware The Fellowstup Hall of the C tier Chapel kngth marrtals yIe veil of silk tIIUsICIn trim- powder blue crepe StTreI length Mrs Linda Clarke kept the employed by one of the area - schoo this Fall. ilptiwed Venise dress th ma hlnc jacket th ___________ ' _______ _____ __________________ ______________ ________________ _________ ________ _________ w I C . . Ir" ill \ I \Vants if ., - lk )ii Annual \\oI't Dree(! List i - 'P ¶4a ft '-1 By CAMELLIA CIRI 1.1 11F.All ARRY I' m glad It, -4v that you make mlitakes, - too In your column you tiieit the esprpsslon, "couhi cart' . I Intli(forrilice %%hat you mrant Wmt */ .Aa ," Y - - - g, i9 ; 11" dl%. 411111, - . jr _________ ________ ________ _______ _______________ - - ______ _________ - çr - \ 4- IlK UI ttHISTY: .nd I could car-v less about - - - - _ - __________ - - 9_ ,__ :5 " _~ it-__ __`~" . \EN%* oFFICEFL,; of Winter Park ParliarnentarlI, Club eloxited to seritv . J.3. siecfor one vear are Nips. Cieorge Herrman, treasurer; Mrs . incent Roberts. president; and ing secretan . Mrs W.\7 zkovit-ski.'record: Mrs Elmer C. Lawrence, vice president. -- - Katherine Keeling, - St 1 -- t, eeii iI. Meyers To Marry _.-, Mr and Mrs Robert T. stoticined at Ft. Jackson, S.C. A summer wedding is plan. sr Keeling. Route annowice the engagement their daughter, MISS Katrina ___________________________________ Sue Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs itt TAT ICitS Donald It ,and A CCESSORIES - - - - . -. - -- -- WML.-_Z*i I~ - - - .: . I - T 'I CIt. -ic - - - - - . - i7~ _.?E~ = .- - . - . - . ~_-- - MISS KATHINA SUE KEELIN(; t' keeping the faded flowers rs-gujlarhy picked. Frost tender AL ii) (1 rv C Ii I (?I1 ,c R i '((I Ie( / ontents I)i R (ii (1J)IPr ih(!tt,l._. he. bride-clKt thle gran daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. E. Honaker, Rensford. W. 'a., and Mr and Mrs Forrest Keeling, Ibans . Born in South Q'sarleston, %V Va., Miss Keeling attends Seminole High School and Sanford Beauty College. -to-be is grandson of Mt. and Mrs. J M. taker and Dasid I. Myers arid the late Mrs. Myers, all of SanfordMr Myers, who was born In year chest Write to ABlI', Boa $7Ø, Les Angeles. Cal. addressed rloma'. YUMYUMTREE GIITS THrtr*R!SAT&R MALL - F LO'WE RS '' ss a- (I ' - tZ It .a . and cutler from the Carroll Righter Institute : -. , ,, diplomatic and 5cr)' considerate of members ) -Ui family you wall he able to avoid the tenipc$tUOUS, d emc '- nil time that could otherwise be your lot today an ti : Your judgment is not too good so mute a point to t;c check w-hatescr arises, then you can sidestep SOfl -ise difficult pathw 2)5 RliS (Mar 21 to Apr l) See what should be done to c your home more comfortably charming as well as add he harmony esashang theme flow You hate to use a new oul if YOU want to start an uptmend in some important ci Get bus)' early At'RlS Apr 20 to May 201 Sonic discussion ssa- with associates if you want to get those new (a SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Sallit- Harrison Chapter, u Ross, Mrs. A W li'e. Mrs ios Cct--rt-a A.e .i ; ii:; National Society, Daughters if F. F.. Rc'urntllat, Mrs. L W t Fellows, Mrs G G. shmen, _______________________ ____________________ the American Revolution It is not yet trio late in the Friday at the General Henry Mrs. E. I. Hutchinson, Miss ______________________________ middle and upper south to Shelton Sanford Memorial Ei -ua Baker, Mrs E M. Hoke, divide and set out man) Library. with MISS Barbara Mrs T. K Wilery. Mrs. R. w. value for less money! ;.vrranials but this should be Rupre'cht, Mrs. W C. Wilburn Clark, Mrs Hagan Jennings. d:mne before net. growth "" and Mrs C E. Butler as Miss E Beall, Mrs C. L. Pit. far sdvarn Divide and hostesses curd, Ms H W. Rucker Mrs. B E. True led the ritual Mrs E A C1.aPP ° Cearwater, wtmrung, i-f late flowers are required, do rg; do this. until followed b) the American's guest of Mrs Wildne'r -'s;iril or !ata - Later Paintings Deed arid the IIUI of (is. "StaSparigled " aM give the best results -. the Florida State Long, i€1eii Various lawn grasses., such as "Suwannee River." MISS Irene Hinton, Regent, centipede, St Augustine, Zoyui I and Bermuda, that are grown presldedcis'er'theshortbusl.flesS Cir introduced and from sprigs or plugs, may Ps. meeting, I JACARANDA cmcii planted from now until uuid. Edward Simpson, custodian of the library, who gave an insugu'ner ttrrstlrsg and informative talk Fourt&'t'rs members were Dci not neglect to ciii iawn.i cci the contents of the library. present at the March 10 rlset'tmg regularly that went' .Aerplafl.e'd The president-general's of Jacaranda Circle at the '_- -------- -------- --________ read by in driving is necessary. as well as more courtecy tow ar.1 is aciw. Ihank ,1:MlNl I May 21 to June 21) if you talk over some etary matters of importance it titi a financial wizard or em, you can handle them with hUe efficiency You have n on some heavy responsibilities that now seem to be touch for you, but this s not so Neap busy and all is lOON ClihLL)RI:N (Ju:. 22 to Jut)' 21) Goc.l friends in a most emotional mood, so handle them with real came Show you are most thoughtful of them Take those its treatments that are really good and time tested - i () (July- 22 to Aug 21) You ha ve to get inucts work C dome YOU tan go out for amusements, SO gel an early on them Confiding it, others couki result in the loili of Ga At bottom lt'ft. Mr ftLarkwell is c'u'nrrrnrd with th e bare facts of spring sitIng The itton pique gown has pin -thin black straps continuing at piping outlining on the bodice At - Dr. V'estvate es Program i'%7 G that sufficient light will react the peritiantent lawn > and for March At the socii hour refreshbene.u.th to encourage mit-ta were Mrs. Howe aad Mr's It F. int't.(J1 Rye grasses grow ments were served McSwain The meeting opened quickly now arid twice a week Others attending 'ICts' Mr'S I. sa th the readin g of a mxem ITIOWU-IgI will Pr needed. - Here' On earth," by Mrs 88 $8 - Ill.- t- $,w, - 4' Many vegetables may L" IPWFti Carl Lind. a soil arid con. Confederate th tsmonth. in the upper planted ________ ______ --__-' ser-c'ation en'aneer, presented He also showed mnementoes ° south, make sowings of slides taken by the I'. J. A7.AiJ-'k (lAB 5ill"er kAnd.s listed beans, beeU canAzalea Westgotes on thew Mexim U ip, thitlit lid and water Mr-s. lAnd ClThe March Metung of L ae on.'ol uutcunSrnitni himgr plans con carrots. 'flwy' found the scenery en- jewelry, a bawl ;nuldt'd of red taloupes, Showed glides as Mr . [And exub was held at u-s. -u.-s. • .'.t-, 5 aainw (hj,r' /41.5 , r Fred Pope with Mrs trancing, the climate varied clay, r kettle of black clay, c'owpcas. cu(mmbers,eggplants, pladned some of die Irrigation Mrs made of brown c ,kra, prppers. wa rm wid ciuMers of bells and trer pecrolt projects that were built and Robert Welt as CV4105%ells. friendly Hotels and food were clay and a hand woven Indian spinach, squasis, tomatoes anii Mrs. Loiu'rme Messenger , club __________ waterrrwlons much leu ezpensive Ow North rug. M prewdent., presided. Mrs. _______________________________________________________________________ Chapter of United f)aus:hters ci' the border and screens at Hostesses served desert and swain reported that She had of lMilb for summer bkioz'ning the Confederacy- will meet 01 coffee arid used a St. Patricka favored youngsters at Little windows were riot needed " %* '-• , . • • • ,' ' ,c- - - . Outdoors in the toome of Mrs W, R. Dybon, flies. gnats and mosquitoes Da., tt-iolif in decorations. The that IlwY be Planted calls Red Schuol House with a / lxhez, 1201 Magnolia Ave. Thutsdiiy are sit-re Just riot l,here" mnantel arid coffee table were March Valentine party and served gloriosas, crinurns, c-ju, March 23 u.t 2:30 p.m bedecked with shamrocks them fresh orange juice arid Mrs. J. It Tnuluck will be coIn the beautiful mountainous green lace doilies embellished toberoses, caladiuma, ele..'-u .. home baked cup cakes. The 1 11 lis aM hostess A historical program of pop . ears, gladiule, ' the refreshment plate's children and teacheri enjoyed (It> of Monterey, s 4W8. Atmil, I Oi' Westage noted the vast tigndias. Make successional the Confederate Era will he the party togetherThose attending the under contrast between ancient plantings of gladiolas at two presented Treasurer, Mrs Esther historic buildings and new Westgate, Plant both your feet firmly Mmci. Henry week intervals, to ins ire a long WTaflgfls.flt of Mrs Tie> Ray • Lansing, gave' th e financial modern ones. He showed a Russell, Dempsey Courier, program chairman on the ground I Ease and o t report and announced dues ___________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _______________________ McLaulln. Glenna comfort is your style. You Picture of monaste:y built in Henry0 payable at May mtw",irsi: - 11,92 and through Its irate Brocraris, John Callahan, Miss get both In this extra smart. ..::':,.::::" also displayed note paper and wrought iron gateway- La viewed Ellalee Kirchtsuff and Mmci., "' easy-love-ear vtedge. Bold place mats for sale by the club, an exei'saeIy op P e, Steele, Coon4 Swain. ' ' feshlon with a 70's flaIr I - : çP Messenger and Lansing. chairman, read an article I: apartment. 541sc$ yj' favorite • & Southern Living on the Orchid ______________________________________________________ from 5,...m. Black-Whit. . M.*b.. thit.l I'd., -Tree. Some of us call It "B.'t. Tan 744 1.ws ad S'ul.,. f,t. (4.,, It and Beige :' I 0".1 terfly Shrub," because Leaves . . Orange-Tan NURSING j-d C,Fslc~ - C*~#,u~ llti,1-60 . _"r vM ul 1j resemble butterfl) wings- Seine Available In Siz es SILVER & STIRLING Of these plants are in the Fourth CENTER thrii 10. . AAAA to B ' - •Ol4aM :, r-t, St. Park. 1. .-:: -'.'--, ,-.--.-.- .---: : :-,-:-:-::-.-: %i Hw Hai Mrs. Messenger will represent the club at the Dn,tnct Conference and lainche'uru in Winter ?au-k. The gros'otedtomakentoktfut1ft of money to the Salvation F'sy In their c-w'rent dri ve. - A'ire p0,. •r,-',the"t34HourNvr,ngCat.For Privale Patients - VA - Medicaid Out Patient Therapy - :- -. ,' .: •masMi 5MitH a NIIILUOM • IWTI&NA?&OiiM • $TlIii ' •siam - •,,, - mm.-sis •wsswv • ?owl l I . -" L' t' - . '' ':?iJ.'i'S"i I '-. Li an',, • tee Che 1.5 , :, ' • 18.99 - ilel well BeautIful -tl2fl 342$ .nd BonkAmericard r ir - _____ I - - IT __________ ________ ____ ______ __________ ía 19 - - i Fo - _______ I - 26 - ' - -- - -_ i " - 3 40 - A- - ___ ___ - - Perryman, flow A years old. ta'gan life In the snuill ArkanI-us town of /i(n ' flier.' Wn.s iisal n sIr em' t ;iriI thr mm hu Id - 45 46 47 44 - - W- Sons 1'r rynuin ,unientM1 of - 56 -- - - - - - 51 fl,e flUidly 110ve(1 nut to than ariynrW el*'- W pj*l I1'rI t luke tune 951(1 try it; r'*ecd It We tiled to put *oin. thought unIts it ('aIiftirrllM in IflA tin4 of th. fliP P*k wR llMtPflifl rirbo tPr 1 IMI .cor of the f'i teers ha* ()l! fhig?)I sirid P1eM5(1 Is tt4 tahINi Ifs. fl.verly hillbillies," tren tnalfltMn'(1 tPwniights.st ttk(1 I u.uhl k, the years. 1-s. lAid. and list Pr sail 1 nIt1t Pr why it has stayed t%tpçi.d a freight that, *0 I t.siding for Ins Angeles I wits arn.tln.I as tti'ij ** It has , Wo- arts rareful to maintain 11 years old " a the same type of blend arwI I'rrryimin found witk -sti,ritiR with hist ha n'ts We 95' 'i.'ry rart-ftl group talktl (Pr SIPI'Ia ,i()t3fl-. who we hire 5151 51 r.ptat'euwnt thIrw'rt,' tie saimi Well, the for anyrme who Just what (1-s. twit day (Pry hired me Of of t he Pioneers produce' ioIr*4 I was working p4.,. "It's a we-stern nothing The 4iU,verce ryman said ouple a l'm'rryrisan sang with of tither groups anti did wifne, botter"n (otintry music Rol, western mnu*It, I guess, is traveling with them, then western song is strictly about nally heard a group railed the Co'w&i's Sons of the h'Iotw'ers was forum nature. the Weil and It-) tel '( rn'-ssk tent Ii' w ('iuuntry down, nschtior-ed, ung and was hired us a stanul.in, of brohrri Przsrta 51fl4 trw' Two years mlii. 1936, he be-. driving arid *urh" 'There is also a 'twang" to . rants' one of 11w regulars "I went to it ratho station In hirng flea' Is anti sang kit ' iflj ave - - rOLL"S - l'O1 'FilIS Nifly N\ aiys hil DisphiN 'Z% < - I )UOII -' Iut lR I'011.' ('UAMl:It u,mnt'. to tilsplav her ls.ihv's first spoon. The first I which .,%(. Ili,n is best for sihv'rl is it) lake it tit .,I jeweler and h. iiiikt' it Iflht) .1 ring 'l'tie ssoon part is cut oil anti the l)EAit I'Ol.I.\' i"r;incu's might hit' interested to know' that tilt- new thing Ili our town is using I,aby spoons to mss,ikt' jewelry. Titu' small sterling ones make lovely <'u most stunning pins. T list, I lime seen was a )oofl with it curved bande hung on a I n g tund rather heavy chairs to cc tar around Ito' neck ('I.,-UI: 111111111 i)EAII P()i,lX tine of (j the gals wanted to preserve her tInily's first spoon. I suggest taking It to an arts and crafts shop auth have the Sh)mmmI t'iiiht'tidetl In a plastic cube that can tie used as a paperweight or as an ornanient oil if lable --GE'ORGIA Polly's Problem i)EAII I'OI.I,\'- lIu-lp' What can I do (ii straighten Imlastic' collar stays that were accli'mstallv k'lt It) v.iit'n the shirts were laundered.'- MRS. E S i)l-:AIl POi.I,\' -My Pet l'eu'ce is with ieoIli' cc-ho hor' row books amid never return them. I have nearly 211) books which I an's very glad to lend to aii one whim, wants to read thetis I always writs' my name in the front, yet sunny art' nt's sr ru-hun tied I try to keep a list of the borrosters tint often 'Allen I ask someone about a book, time amisstt'r is, 'Oh, I returned that book long ago." Please. t'ntis. look over your hookshi,'ls,'t to sue if von have ' a hook bs'lunsging it smnst'imnr cIt.' BERY L- dangerous, 1(3 tiik It) the tried and trite (ItS aogr su')mk done on that hobby that pleases you Slay in out budget he or she will be I. '1 OUR ('1111.1) IS HORN 1 i')DAY 1 f those highly emotional yourg people, which is fine, pro%!, i lhit ol ualit) is chAnnelrd i n flit fight directions, - -c there can hc lit tic success its fsua chant - so give the - t'' C(c)SS Cu -.JV arid the RE~ AN EXPLOSIVE MOTION PICTURE r; $-T 3-151E ' .i saves ar it ''! THO U NED TOP-sITE iS a Dolls' An TPs.i 3.sultI I 1JaIIY of the DoIis .'s -i; a -'si - TUESDAY ' : AI i y I AK V K J I' K Mi 46 A K 65 il-ti ', thin ill,' N's,iIi Iaa Suusths I NT % i'd.. i' NT V. i•st I mi.-t: Ii l V -______________ Its tisw ultI & ,J.iini's lIi('l)l)% - Steil iii. lit I ill ii i iiii'l'/' hi;u's iim'emi gis ems tie iiigti-1,slutimi' tiantie iii - 't i'i'ti fyi,tg lii.' m.mmiiiit Wtill ilhiii,itt miii $(I (1411411% miii the' iujui't"t' tii guilt. 'list Out' tiI..'k lIens's', $t tills)' iiI' tii'cs's'.iry to gist' away' it trIck msi m's en two Irk- ks I.. 'Itmit,.> s hand is lii.' satlie Is iilsi l.'ss Soimhlt I'. ttsiiig tot six no hrtimllhi mails 1k' t- otilits II till) tricks Iii,' l'ltPt st-Ill s'oiii,' In if t'ithiu'i liliEs 41 ttii,isiiti,la liplitilluill suit hoIst' foult'it da fl 'a :cL CQ - ________________________ $i STiu. is 'a ail Mur Fri Opate I 1-3 Ma 5.m.øp reces"milod too, i.-,mdreq, I •-, \() IT ENDS TONiTE EL CONDOR' iiLD WILD LAN E r - - sra -r WEC. a AF's tMNOON t Ju'u'p.irdv LOBSTER HOUSE COO'? tTom 4 p Wdng-sday -MjhInii 2:00 All Soala 7k Couldn't Shoot Str.ighr' Ssrmcs From ii 3 A M to i Qu3 P M Sunday Thro Thur-sub, 1 )I3A.M.tOII OOPM Friday and S.aturda, i 00 (2) Somerset Pooh It) Mcxi Squad iiiii W,'sI earths divu.ht' 'I'hm' It) Movies t.''t tins,' ho kite it is right 9:30 (2) Nichols 1 - 00 (3) (4) It) News to ull iril a tli,iiisinul of. . lab Iii the lust of liii's.' sbus sitol hear t$ anti has Io'c'ii sijiis'm'i,sh istit itt lii's stumImiu'I it ii tt i J'7!rI u'z:u -'° - 'U,- i,llmi: m, Wril ' h V 11 i',isi East S,uth IA , 2U1 )'aaa u i i'. 'i A • 't',i 'ii lii A 'a K('i I V -'a7 • J #'a hi *15 I What it., ',tiilu iii 5I'aas vsiui pub.', has hirar,1 )I.t$I hihih,imiig mush itauilt Iii ils ill Im'-hiIi.im$1 lu-I huts 1 ll,'a 'a is tI 'lbs I It)'. hut.-,,'1 'ii lii! 11 1111,11 i.'..', 's,itII pit liii' i has tilmi three 11r.6115 What do )ml 4ii) Ill.'s , Answer Tiiusio, ,misi - - - 4 Secret Storm 11 (',esst'ral Iloss' t j it (ii ii mijht Pr utti it' (4) Edje cit NIi7ht (II) tst' Life ii Lite 00 (2) Muosters (4) Gomer Pyli MORNING (9) tto:os Rig Top 5:00 (4) Captain KangarOO DOG ____ uti (2, Dick Viii 11, at' " Is) 12) Ne,cs (4) Cm'"-' It) Ne.'., A. ''s 6 00 (4) Nes - Nw IPmr 0 Apnii ..e I'.si T i nto* I 1.5 p iii and I p (9) Movies 9 30 (4) Lucy Show 10.00 (2) Dinah's Pliot 10:30 (2) t.,oncentrailOO 11.00 (2) Sale of the lefliut 's' (4) Famil y Affair (9) linwitched () That Gil RACING _______ _____ 9:00 Ii) Phil Donahue (6) Love of Lite - I') Aves 14) Virginia y,r ,iOjiii 1 is) 12) I Love Lot Pt', y M,t', It) Mile Douglas hI: 51 uS) floiip ouuu - 2 30 (2) tXxtoa (6) Guiding Light It) D,tlng Game WEDNESDAY isi (2) Today IS) News i T, or ItI Sanford Splendor-ed Tteng ') Møtt't 6 45 (3) Sunshlriu Ahmnnssc (9) FIorda Agri Wuwid DARK o4 te SUPS (4) Love Is a M.iny 11:30 (2) Johnny Carson 6 IS (2) IV Classroom Almanac (a) Sunshine (9) Slim Mims 5 30 (4) Sunrise Scios,'ster LOU'*— PH 122 2508 S French (9) Newlywed Game tilt cards iii' ti,,ml tit liSt' ,ut him' 111 %1 Ii is-k 'l'hiu'mt' ..re lIt' dii, s's ii.itu-s t't stilt Is uimI casto's liii rt'I.iris,'uI sliades nuol tit',trts East has - - $ T4 tV- Sn LXI,S 'IZXJILISt'S (4) Cannon 10:oo (t) &karcus Weltiv. MD V 'jAW OYSTER ti-- (9) All My Children ,,uu as so at trick two South lav*s It)% dianiiinds from 1)0th 1011)415 11 ti ok's III go and hi' ham,'uhlfieui the count espqSlslsel5 Pr.'o (4) Sear-uP f,'(9) PksS*Ord 1:30 (4) Graimrny Awards A P s-E1LY S EOES______ Tomorro-.', t m-spvctive of how Ito' East , theVahey Wis . (*1 Vahu'rc It Heart Is I') News A . i ' )%I'I Beyond oes4; Televisteoll. Tonite V A Q9 Call Iii thiu' suit Thu' , iiitm au-I 129, II 1 lywood, Calif. 9002)1 STAR TS THURS. "Th.G,arsg That 9 00 (2) West Side Ui Ak -' il .a,t fl4 E IS i? 54? Sot I ISC 1Jfflf ' 'A * 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A 'A South has Its lust' :u tiI,,uiimmil trick some 'lhut - :1ical training, diet and education necessary early, and tint t A aid business or tiigjsly irtistis lInes (or best teaults ttt martyr complex while young throug,ls kindness and Start impel, they' mb not couuipci - - Vu'hsat Y°' stake Isle us lasgely up to YOU! "Iit• 41r utiPt' $ Cta-'d. a I (Rerun). McGarrett and his deal of research. James NBC, 9:30-0:30 crew become suspicious when a Garner As Nichols (Reruri). mugging victim (Vic Morrow) This was the opening segment refuses to press charges. reason is he doesn't want to of the series, introducing draw attention to a certain Nichols as a rogue who quits the ArIII) to find fortune. He storage locker holding $2 0,000 in cash. The key was In his returns to his home town, as we 730 (2) WInnie the '.I'ImIII('(l A A Q, iii S i''ttt'iulAIVt i'Xt'eIit thit I-:.t iumiii 155'eat host,' atini's'mi of dlii' Iliiii 4.51 the iiiiiiois lii pius'.' of a suisull ' '',sllfl dersea In a submarine and also it :30 a diver's suit. It's arnusing. Rerun). Cannon's good friend 7:30-8:30 ABC, Mod Squad lterun "The Loser," Martin is killed while on a missingac and at the urging Sheen is the guest star in a cliched plot as a down-on-his- of his friend's wife I pla)-s'd b luck guy who hires a hood to kill Kim Hunter) he starts hi own probe. Iks search leads him lii a him. When the plot fails, the Mod Squad trio are tirawn into wandering musical group, and a of assortment the investigation, finding little strange asalsthnce from the intended characters. Miss Hunter helps Cannon's investigation to ease victim, 8:30.9:30 CBS. Hawaii Five-A.) her own grief, and does a great It) Dracinel Count' _____________________________ 20) bring more net4-'. loolutily I'i( FS (feb 20 to Mar 10) taking chances with new type- ! pleasure you know 'nothing ateout coui1 lead tt ' 4 17 ' OR Y- FINAL I DAYS ______ (4) Truth or Con 'Rectifying the Is irritable, so 5 cl that work ahead of you done, so roll up your it out of the way now Reap the benefits slee -1 °' grit tonight iriteit if 1',itldiiir alout arid v, ailing £ £ LIENT SE-I,.- '.j'-- BRIDGE 0 (~ j .I I 'i'l(KS ((iCc - ' J),.(,j.j1(. tjtj' t-r ton art! 'ii Ku- i 1 Ui' mu:gu'r gil c h wallet, whi lai irrn,s- l th e Ru , th T1JI-Sl)A\', MAIlS 1121,1972 5:30-9:30 NBC, 'WOW." Tilt! Nichols is lure-il Into becc.rrao by Ken Berry, the town's sherIff. 7:304:30 CILS, (mien Campbell special Is hosted a talented iving-arittl4ance man, 1041 ARC. Marcia Welby. Show. Glen's parents are back right at borne with tonight's XD Rerun t, 'A Portrait 1 '-' visits their perintlic for one variety hour as it spoofs (Jr old Fbbie." A newly sdntes1 girl and help him sing 'SIIxIWJW the Pirwa." Another frequent movie musicals. There's a 101) suffers painful ar4 myst?rt(ili guest lineup, Including Itt-sb illness, and Ix'. Weiby susp.rt visitor, Anne Murray, singer from hope, Jim Nabors, Carol it's psychksirnatic. tier new country-style Burnett, Sonny Rono, Andy parents have lost their own. Nobody's Canada, renders Griffith, Phyllis Diller, Peter daughter. Parents are well Business." I)omn ILuise ford and Forrest Tucker. played by Patricia Crowley ar.,l especially funny in it skit about t,aw 8:30-10 ARC, Movie of the George Grizzard. Pamel)n a rwar.alghted optonwti'tst. lie sequences 'hold - our tempt: and gjse a chance to rrf.ts Show htlp.-r.ess, too ' AT AJ Cs-il Righter's InidivMlUal forecast for your sign for now -cady. For your copy send your blittadale and p:ii beautiful collection of color WIN 1'm -a you an °ppu t Unit) It) COO; , ,live with an assoa iate undo - Ind dcii better and then you car. work together - -- You lime to be cud where sonic public duties -ire coat- - oh I Punk logically. su A('l R It (Jan 11 to i-ch P1) procrastinating - '4 I )I I 100 I 11 EVENING 7 00 (2) I Dream of - - - -- - - N;IrIAIuus (Nov. 22 to 11cc 21) (act obligations lan A It-st (A t1'. western ,sngs r. nature lit in very well with days drive for ecntogy art rseservung the heauty of Amer ra, Pr rr,mmen 'A kit of the West is irtr marred by the *ti-.s'l1ed pi' re&s." hip m ting tired of it, If'-. ptlIiit#(1 mr Irti 'sI1IIIP4 wadtr and l)htttC could be put Ofl It,POi,l,V 4 Ili ", to v.' bachelor father. housewife has missed while he's playing the This time he's a rich and had her TV set In tht' SUN TRAVEL Miss swinging bachelor who sudNRC, 7:30-8:30 ere11, Fran Allison stars as denl- discovers he has a AGENCY the lovable adventuress a sort teenage son who not only shows PH ill; AGS1 up. but puts a serious crimp in 17 S PR F it C H A F I DEAR GIRI-S--Fran suggestird using it shadow box s his father's life style. lie heroine of Ellen NI _SANPOUO parental ___________________ frame with, glass and thin the tarnish problem Is dialhis &SSUinCS books, irs this special, _____ nated. Also slit' would put a picture of the baby on the buck. She contintued tuith (lie sugg,'stion that If the lower Ptckerell, accompanied by her obligations, but tries to hide -cow and nephew, goes to Mars them from everyone, including ledge of the hams' was cc We t'nuiigli ijatis 's aitiahl cup _____ . . his own parents. Nice and en _________ with the astronauts, goes nrc Don't permit a new contact to lead you pcll-niell 22 lAin M hark tt JIiyt oi ti'sp recent osw-er' aM ,why the group .*a firco well by the yoting aisdier'. an lsv w.i. in western things rather than rtry lungs in the said . Tr) trip it*4 hiliom pelinting ,r, that di rectinn few the Ind froir wocked hArder th.;ir, any other "Iffirrientetri - 'A kit of Uue soligs '.ir ((1451 group We tried to sing a little ta'tter ., till tslerwl a l ittle l'((rm' tIti WPtP about nature end t1r Tilt, ('IjIld' .s Illiti.IIS antl hitth (late could Ile en* graved on hit' insult, The second is best for StiililIt".s which uImts not tarnish ituy a frame, cover lb.' backing with f;ihmrit' and then attack (lit' spoutn to thi,' iahrmc-covu'red back and reimlauc in the frame minus till' glass T hank y on for the t-uliimn It has lt't'n a life saver many turties -MRS. C ,, H V S ,, -i Ob)s't and other activities YOU iLk" Mate 01 Bogs to i-notch, tool it, you find it provides opportunities to r t1 tCIIt / "We hair alw;i>s be-en a very l4 of routitty music that 1.51 at' ___ Highlights - -- and with less trouble, womi. Obey cscr) ted up that can ICC somewhat alarming to )OU, but by- Pioneers -- Is!in that applies to you solely' I)on't argue '.0 rnu.:ti ''I 714 E. First St. ,... •--.. (843-2841] [647-4Oi!.- widths, wld You have to approach that Lan Miii' '' and then you get the right results 7soiJ grop that are not apt to go very well flti"t Lb sonic , relaxing 54' till-IA (Sept 23 to Oct 221 Follow. the ideas of Bv UDC '-"-" - a g- tonight 'lhG() (Aug 22 to Sept 2 National defense Ch6thTiafl, A. Anderson 8wthdays hunored rellsted for It whils- during World War It. Urn mine nIh's' ga n in th u' I%Os IJu)d l'errynuin Wits one 0f 11w orlgiruil Sons of the PIGnes lb. began with the group In 'l'tie Sons of (hr l'tot.ecrs anti I Jo) d I'virrynian arr still go stroig, its fact, th4) are better 11)1111 l'vII "We recently iiiil our first ('0114gm' ( mu cit at Walla Wahla, Wash l'm'rryitusri said, ''We sang for Ii, h.,urs, then did en. cures anul it finally ended with LI sthnshng ovation I've never i-1eas and much cash Try to be as ttcmetite is possible West Bend coffee maker cut at a height of one Inch so Wildraer and Mrs. C. E Butler, Mrs. Donald Howe and Mrs. C. wpm Aoie cles - :r ",,n tatacc MVi ff( -Ii 1:1 m mML\ '.s' f.1',huun maserick Mr if:,, s rtsai.r tit-jdiifl't s:t lii , rirsual It Vu rat messed Women" list Shown here ar f-u' I'm-s'.es Mr BLrkweil d'es. lii., - since he designed them himself ii.' is In tb-i' entt-r At top left is an c'theral situp if a drt-s. with a tiered clitihen skirt topped by a scooped collar At top right is a go ant where gown w:th an A..-ter influence The MoVerl 6" 0.11 -11 High School and was graduated from Adult Central High, Seminole Junior College, 1971. He as presently serving a tour of duty with U.S. Army, ' , II for front For Abby's booklet. "How d 1110 Abby. Boa 51700, los Angeles, Cal. 100* - -. whl(r siu-iIng tOWtEyM cattle Its. Sons of the linnerr, l'er nrial itjsritnes. . fll(IViPi ur radio, the ttiu.Iv WI1)N (titill' ttu'uti4h IrIrkMl It-ally "Priflir4t, along WIUI the tumbling twnbhs'w re(i 7 Ii' atbt 3 Puuuuut'l ulitn 7.S(hitli tarn 014o"o . 4 %falit Imilly V !siall itt rant 47 lii ii a my it- i Ii,, 4) hilling lc n;.I Ii. . I..ihrt 2 lingers itiwl shut guys S 42 Ln'111 luntotni 41Ruiminnu 4S 54 4 Feminine ii. 14 weddi _____ ____ 41) t) tinu.nt II flinch it, -a 34 ('all •hw.w,d sip LIE I( Gil tSl)MA: As long at there a no communka um betsiren your son and his uIle. theret is nothing )ou for saone) can do. Urge her to seek counseling. An impartial third pari% is aIwaa far more effective in mediating SmeaUc problems than a member of the family. More i I t, PEAR AltLl\': My son, who is )3 sears old, mistw .-d while niorried (Other wwnen drinking, anti bI.0 wife 1 1 know how all ths started lilt wile refuted relations with him after the birth of their third child I will Admit. she "ent thru a had time with the pregnancy anti tielivery, but she demanded more of him than any man could toleritt' My son respected her wishes for two years Finally he coutot stand it any longer and he strayi1 His w'fe found out .about it and they had a row lie went out and got drunk and that is when be heal her. She left lth-ii promptly and they have been apart for four months My son supports and the children, but he would like to he a family main again his wife won't let him in the and she won't give him a divorce Ahb. there something I can do to get them back to'Iher again She will speak to me, but not to my son ___________________________ _1~ - -' outdoors ui the lower south and 0 ('(lid frames in the middle and u;iprr portions of the state Late of most annulas mat bt rrade outdoors - mt choice 34 Small liwup Wm,tl. ing,' r%Irr t/)S AN(;I:I i: i3irk In 11w liii l iii.R' day, of KIWNI 17 lAllpfirtis" t;o.is ti.,m. hialSa'i rity . tI?nNt4nut bnm'. 7.) 1 lath iii hiluI,uitg 74 Ahuaua Cur 'IOlt,' Thanku to ou and Judge llawotih of ('alesiro, Cal - and all th e others who wrute to good humnrriih chrw mc 'ut- more or lets. keep up a long season of SPlaY ______ ç. C' (PIt) Nr ... is l',.,.nily ,i. 9 (ip.tatfr iudl II I)IIII11I IN-it KIUS- V IN 1. A _____ - ______ ______________________________ - In the far south, annuals that cvd arebloomxngma)-be1nduto : i a eu'ntptim.'nt tb--it ______ ____________ ______ _____ - growing season .' - - ---,- Co l.DN'T cart' less, he uIoc.sn't rare at all fly th. wat, I could car.' le' about our column Anti \ &,--__________ - rotted tflltflUTC 04' rich C•ImPOSt . , 4 ___________________ - - -111.9 Begin spr-a}'tflg or dusting roses as soon as new begins, and repeat at weekly _,) ______ _____ nd P.." s ii. uhiarnaltut I lint II) I1I( 11A11. 4 .1 It. .') ('ur SQ htutinan ;.nt SI tal intuit 33 Man'i name 33 Permit melody - Am,,k-an _________ lj think about It for a minute, and you will realise it if one could care l.ES he res a great deal A if he _______ _____ - - !_ ________ - I and azaleas Fertilize s-iumelluas as scion as they are through blooming. Use acid especuall fertilizers type compounded for those shrubs Roth cameilias and azaleas 11 -- -. - - I. -i ______________ I p The 1 Leave itO '.2 utah iilatnl -1 Sinai. unit .4 N.y. ha thy M Salt (il 1 !Jl Tnititut (ii. GRANDMA o - - - -41 A. ~- pu•t mutt I - - - - Garden Gate le'"ll" 22 Aunt tSp 1 By Abigail Van BUrOn I( l'1 k Ciii b,*i N y Ni.1 It'd lu) . 3i - - The To Be Included ACRIMS I flrliunal .ig 5 1nuh.no,l 39 ('leaning " P1.V,IPnI 9 (lint 4fl I tv'.l 12 )'tst 41 Nut II flniite (ish ) Punat (l mln,,ala Fused trIte 15 P$;Pt hmi.i 49 l'att h itt. ) l. 21 Con%-,nt I I vc'Ioj. PMr h ? I, 1112-9 Tire Snnfr,rd PInrOlfi Dogs 26 /j - . 1css r - - I (Siit( Abbv cii1d tlw" ________ ___________________ =- P,tIe A1•• 19 Sns1snlik hilt 11 Mint ;nt 19 N.'j )ru I WILLIAM 66 eak ________ Nobody . * , 11 , _____ __________ j: - itof __ Exchange Vows L IL t t., ______ William Clonts Jr. \r. Mrs.. - =L L .L 1x2 uieitts 1 cohuttin by 2 ichus °i.iy The F'alotis Big P,eI,ia Watch 'ici'., On Closed LiVt.uit lv B .1A('lFORD ORL.RI"lDO KE1""IEL. CLU Too small for an ad to be ativares %t.) Mhes n-umtl-i of O,taa'.do bit-A.. noticed or effective? You're 'reading thlil onel WIRRN NO INOR S \I- • -1) �.-- - 'I Seminoles Meet Edgewater ''k' 15 hits. in has. sax ar - lead the team In that eategor). 50kW Frido. 5.'iItI1' c-ntneh&1 after a rough time in nut : in jwit under ) innings. on Start of 11W Speed has been an lrTIp(i(tkflt R (JAR',' TAYLOR Sloan got off to a Late start due pearan."cs His. only In. was. a his last start Brady's only win IIx'rakl Sports F4ftnr U basketball. Sloan has allowed twt".-hitU't against Lake City as as,'et of the SeminOle's R.bi' rrts'. 11w SeITIUU)leS. Brady Is. expects-cl to be came when. hr stopped Apopks Reynolds has. 14 atcile'n bases. for new run In x' stiiii Leict U In ds-h'iet. or 11w mound fat' the- Seminole on a tour-hitter, striking out U another night game as uee' ti-s. onl nrw hit send to the Thbe whtit as a team they Kurt Mc1..end conlinues. nearly seven innings of relief p.m. game Iigh baseball team tonight The' Seminoles carry a 74 to onne far a hate' 42 in 11 game Reynolds pace the Seminoles set the plate e-_ work. V hen the) tangle with record Into innigha's. contest Saturdee'. the Seminoles. stolen Ace Donald Brown, who leads. H" xurrentb has. a 514 hattIng would have several moretrouble taiiRrad's. ER.A is. the highest on back hiune- as. ti Ftdgcwater in. a 7 :3( pin tilt record and average with 15 hits. In 29 trIps bases. but he has had .$ the is-ann with his The game U. set to be pint-ed at the- SH. mound staff st 40, hut Gainesville at to the plate- Mcla'nd also leads. getting on base in several Junmr hurler Frank Sloan is. t).2f1 ERA, is. this is nrwtnl dix' to his. last Tinker Field in Orlando games He is batting only 2U. starter for Salurda) s. tin- the Is'am with his. eight RRIs Breeds brings. a 1-1 record Into outing when he was. shelled by expected to get the nod tram portant division tilt with the Thekie Peat. hses.*Iinha.d* hot well off his. pace last )'caI. p'. n, tonight's contest, looking is SeOIL-reu Brady has ectruck in- bat so far this season, CSXT)iflg ptj)ear(. who along with Purple Hurricanes- In -'N hatting average with fl Reynolds. led the team in bat. rungs on the mound, Brown has & ' , camp, reported te.aru SaUwds. Paul Johnson. C)ateen Bridge Fish Camp. said things were a little bit sksa Saturda'. but Improved grrzetl'. on Sunday. Bream and catfish made up 11w bIggest part of the ntcles, ipeth were scattered with nni e few coming in., hu Ciii inirLhnnin . - . . - w.- - B wed sign' of coming Is lift em. this par: of tie rwc bass with arveru nine one caught hs V.'ut: !Lsei ft - ,.-' - -- -• -- - , - ' - . - ,2,: - - .': - - * W '.' - Mr'kiflfle' muimiegro the' nni'. Ne-i' York in: eegueln.: C'-niriuir, Billy Champion send rooku - Kansas. Citi.. The Phils. maim- - .'- - tWdoew ' a iecki are not too plenUtul but smut arc hitting, live Missouri minnows. at Lake Monroe Park 11 C Ervin. part manager. stated that 11w Interstate 4 bridge span was. the best spot in his area rrreuU, and bass fran: ?' U four powis were taken is the lake an Sunik Weki'.a Itever A nine Mixeif rrxris. came iii irom pound bass c.su suppa.edl landed front the bridge' oi. SteeLe' Road 4( ut au1d not tie conftrnwd (11W Fault of Cam;' liemniule narits.oned some largt specks. being caught is the Iiiackwater area of 11w nver and ulao near the' mouth. The regular bass fishermen tram the camp arc getting them rrgulari nut should find it better in the next few clays. as Uwy go crt the beds Wilson Coleniss. and tkyk Brnwt couthined their efforte for a siring of Itt speck, downstream front The' Wektv Rivcr Haven Camp George Chetwy. camp owner alit bud word of cMctrs. numbering tram 3 U 40 per built, but very few bass ticuig taken Bi1I and Joe Locklear of North Orlando fished out of Hiley'i Camp on the south sick of Lake Jeasup anti I maid blue gills. and ihellctackers. while 1 th'eien: were tin. the string landed b'. lIed McGregor and wilt. LoweL lItic. wtu runs the cmp, said speck, are scattered with a tea hem;' caught in the- deep water. Hilc itated that In Wednesdae lw experts. the' perch fishing ii be good as. ttr return ti the bids in shallo, water. Don Smiti of benun.ib Sports. Shop had a number a! excellent fishing repert hr last week Robert anti Rufus Hnrvr used Mtllir'i IluckUells tx land 3t' spectu on 11w north stile of Lake Monroe A limit string of bream fell to Mark Sanders near Mullet Luke Park with worms. and mussels. as. bait 'Ierr Patterson landed three' nine base anti lust six mart' using a silver Sonar plug on the atrikug grounds. Larry Smith ant tin dad stuck ix the black plaster worm to bring in four good sized bass- witik' humid Stanlc ujeed a large Devil Horse plug lii outwit a 7 pounder. Frank Wriuctruf! used in, fly rod to good advantage. taking six largemoutlu fran. to five pounds Ken Williams. anti three friends. )ournryed ix Lake (,eoe-gc on !MlturiUi and returned wIth 41 hlase - fair limits. , the largest one' hitting the scales ot I puwith Tiiv usec. let-i utunere hr isies tern! It catch -- :ncmnati . t.:mi- 't; A flflTflt test Of big league.' much ii! x' clut .epecd 'fl'. pa.ct, nut!ie'lder FOKT 7'.'yflTLç Fix. were thm a-r iciedin;' least Rleb' baseball's ,p, George !,lunar stanimec e Manager lint. Lenetur a at two-rUn homer in the first in-' core- right out and £51) getting 1. and PaIn. 49 Kansas CitI. Royate an- !oifl4. tt Pats-k at S-toni-I the majors.' rureit and the' visiting Tok'.'rvii the American League West smallest pliu'.'er. cind wz'ond Little (li-Ions. tweet San Franchurupinnshi ih't'is.iiii this baseman Cookie Itiijeu.. ix ins. ciart. Hxnzstor. exploded tar out season but he isn': about U. so'. IRU. year of professional either won': the) Imsenali. were' two reas.uzes. for in the. sixth inning and jolted "Five clubs. could win it' 11w- Ithyals' 1W'l success The) AUnnuI lint. Fain,'. tagged a threrrun Lemon aiR's.. "including ow were in an the majority of selves. Most of the Learn are Kansas Cm's 17L double.' plays., homer, helping Montreal whit: Calitornie. C'simproved Paul Schaxul, win- reachea the '1 exits Rongeers. Ernie McNultm worked six innings. hr cago, Muumesntzm Anti. the?,, bits' 1. times lar. s. They'reUwrr' C s.boti an ! ng liaston scratched nut a pair a' Nobod'. hail ti tell Lemon bt'hincl the pink. Lennn says.. inning runs on 'Iomrx' first about Oakland The' Athletics. '.- whole." he ..., - ' - - ,, -- - . -o - '&; ,.r- -' ,.,-- - ' - - -- SALTWATC - - - ' L, - ______ - - ' - ______ - 1 G reyhou n A t 1 . - well ' ' - ,. * - -- ---- -: -" '--. -.-- ', - - - - ' - * - I - ____ " . •. - ' ' , •" " "' - '."" ,, - - -- __ ttumnipiunsiiip still btIc,.igs I: Jack unite, whet' was awarded the' decision last night wtxsn his challenger, Bearcat Weight was disqualified itt their title bout in the Russian Death nuitcim the Great Meptuslo proved to be' us he becit the Greut Malenko (ricer results. bowed Tune Caret and Johnny Gray bat. 11mg the infernos to a Garcia Juan stalemate, whipped Doug Sanders, Mike Webrusr won over' Dart Duff r, - I' - 1IlO~ is.'. AP Auto Racing t rite-n r 9 " 1 y" J • - - - - ' - - I -- . . -- - - - 7 --. - - -: -r: Undergo Change' - '- I - --- - -: - - - - --. - - .- $uI ' -- . - .: '' - Sun! nd Rs-crtatmn Thee Department is now tiaklflf registrations far the Lassie' Sctftb*ll League Girls. ages nine through 13 may register at the jJJT 12 complete fishing information ' ...,.f ' S ..e _____________________ ' t IL II .OiwCii - " and Greg Peterson defeated George Strickland- Gir's _ - -., RacinglmageTo - -' -- i"timt Lorpe ciirertos contracUx', and Richard Though they has-c fared well t*utach, board thairman and treav,erer ccl Harbor Oil Corp., in other major spurts., blac* p'y- have' made t big ire anto who will be- the- team's sponsor. '.fl't- ltngWU' ra'.'uig John !'taheier, a white driver ccl sane flute, plans. to haipickedbenriyScutt,a black and a prufeascer ccl psychology at 'titemge lix' image Muhimnr anti se'v crud top fig. Long &tit± SUite College, to mires itido racing experts have drive a McLaren lurinuis car in I unwed Vanguard Racing. Inc., the Sports Car Club of Amer. to develop black drivers-with lea's Continental road racing an uuneediate goal of putting a circtUl this year. Scott, who has some axNegrv in the 33-car iridiasiapolis. P'lenet' u club racing, will be' 1.00 si.iirttnj' lineup (,Jitr teaser guais. included the' assigned a new MeLaren triuning ccl black medunucs. (bevrole' Mithirr arid the uftthink the ear it crew members and teduacians., Mahier, fastest rookie qualifier Will gain will lead to InIn indianapolis ti;'.:','r --he was dianspihs next year. diithme'r s..isc will win-k the u;iV7lar,d tiuxnl.ue'i trot: the' erces. in a didn't start- will Lie Learn (AmHteUeflUal Mciwen, wad will drive In far the operation, wan - . . BBJ)GS uf anfg-d dibplayb two iiasi. tie usugtit recenU', Sargent Shriver', former ella last year. 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(oil 110)0. 276) sill Is it i.caad Shi"ftt.p Ipti II)) Oit.ag 703). boi',.t bib, lob tOri iSI- i'•a Avp,boch S-taCt ., iii-, b, toed it uProid II)) Ci lhfJ it C .t LIttle t* itjiii, ii iO A straight-pweching Ray- The-, first rowed. BobicP. disposed Wells in the third row-ed ragexid of Roswdll, N hi g hint with arcothee' right esatird the wild swinging of : referee stopped the fight Edward Avila Jr , Lowell, BotAck rruadr quicker work of Mast, to beat hun soundly in s-c Williams. of Feint Worth in the 119-pound class. with good championship rruek-h and klt-4iand shots to the body. of ed the tight at I Louis Self of Toledo, Ohio. with a technical knock- dccisioned Greg Vt'haley of cnI -xiWad c'lnnat) The tuiggeil surprise of the repeat of theIr 1971 Golden ;;h: was the dethroning olSam in a charrcpton,shelp fight. Gloves of Indianapolis In ti-ce '.l..spused cml Pus quarterfinal Seaksc,fLasVegaskw-mcked out m'.i sernllucal opporwnts aim less flonak Nelson of Lowell. Mass , a minute of the opening with a right-hated bcurnb 43 s.,eronds into the first round. 5. *b'- Baby Seminoles e e k T Ii i rd W i n - Is. S cc OUTIJILD -t,csgt'ora 26.2 I,sh..ad • 211 ii i'o-ch Do,ui I 256) .cd Des May i277, 65 Illi mis.. * 5e.-d is! l,,ld Al;, Jobs S,ggc 26-1. 21 h.m,,il shO ilii plod ht . i - - S -'.5 C-, 'm - CATCOING--Dos P.,l.,,h 1 - ____________ - s. , -' - - -g__s, -S.,- .' ' - ' -.5-.-.. •.'- - ,_ "e'' ' - . ,," - -, , ''' - .' - - RECORI) BREAKING dragster of Big Daddy Garlits unwind_s for trip down strip at recent in Gainesville. (;arlits established two new marks in capturing toll (;atornationals For Super Bov.,'! - - - _______ FTU Neets St. Leo In Return Contest honors in his class during the Gatornationals this past Weckefl(l. Carl 'aniurii Photo - _______ D,,,,uI 110051 -' o: -. -- - - '' liltO. 140s.) I.i Predicted Finish: Filth in lost, [,, - 0055 .1 ioI?tf 0,1 l-ochopt r.ghi 'to. - /I! f;'.e r'u'.s l"iurut,e 'lTe'che's t;..hlsoe will I'rvb)tt'rl.tru s&'nt to get their record to across then plate cette'rupt the 500 tti.nrk this es-citing when hurler Harry Jacuba thc,' U'.escl to t).etlt' t'mt for a tlensiers'eda better (xel than that game with SI, leo's, given him in the loss to the ibis is the' set'orwt tiieetucg Presbyterian nine Jacobs between thee two schools with St, allowed only two earned reins Ui Leo's taking a 5.2 verdict in (hut game and four Puts. in the ti first confrontation. utntiig'. he k*-c w'rkemt Jic-bs A there'.' run outburst UI 11W has lms-r!,'t ,t :.. fifth Irmninit of that fir-st teteeting rwi'.c was. the' tt,lf'.'rence in the ganw. l'uin'.- . 'lice ('iuletmmti nest'r led a-s St. (;oltb&i', e,uc prom ole' a Little Leo's timik j IO trait in the third larsen in tenet built it to 4-i) with the reilly mace support her thU tonight's game. Larsen, gets the the call to mounet duty tuntuht. 'lhtmet loss was octe of the AIIIOng the top hatters on the cuttings ri-ti t'oacte Jack l'.tt.'is felt hits train should FTU e'lub are Allen Thttle and (tiuI.i.s Tuttle rapped out ha'. cm on Another gettecin In ttiat 'i-inc ri-u - N F 1. L e a n 1 ii g low a r d L A AricOreg the' spot_s Rozelk sin' counted the blacking out of the defending Super Bawl churnnation's No.2 television market plans. If the game were gleel out were: -lice growing feeling that and reast history us riucjor feat" ,,wardcd to i)allas, it likely football Is. attire f pro hONOLulU I API The Sin tori, leaving icily one strike would go to tier Cotton Bowl than a sport Texas'. uric Cowboys' per Has-si Vi I sweepstakes be- against the city, the fat-I the ruttier than 'Ilet' trend ice litigation gas-i today at the National Foot' Itamns could possibly tie in Iii.' Stadium, U)' MlJ(I' RA'IIH"r Associated Press Sports Writer , - The Nl"l. owners. spent must antitrust suits currently penalthat the game other primitu' s;w-ificatiore warmic wexetliof their titter cit list' eupt'tiittg lug would tie awarded to the city tf 00(1-se-at stacliummi, sessions cleating with Monday '11cc threat of gate's tenet Los. Angeles-the scene of thee cr Iuctri fium'ilitie'ee cun.'ibtutioruml iem,ee'ruiuice'nt'. ''1 c'itIe'i cste'ndim,g kgali,eet outentice pe-rpt'tiala"i agains.' the houston -thee' Studiwis is time little geree'rxil interest, But (.,iis rack betting to include, iru team 1W Np-i. 'iundielute, and (lii' man jor feet'tier missioner Pete ltutelk sietil tee sputa - .'flue possible tire-tine in tutu In 1W, Los Angeles was in It-s favor is that talinost un had cautioned It,e assemicluled awarded the first Super Howl, eloulete-illy it would In- a neutral owners subout the sport's interest due to a drosoff In the nmeucts ballyhooed meeting sits- limit Oilers don't figure to ''trouble' shots securing in the NP'!. between the Greens flay l'au-kers be in the Super Bowl, tired be' - .,f the NP'! and tIer Kansas City slut's thee Oilers plea)' Inc then A.'. Chiefs of flee Asmmerit'an F'outb.asll tt'jelratir Weather is Waruim tiut whim super Sunday ennoughi and therm' mirr s.U'OrIg xissibility '' 'jctor Perez Suffers SiXth4') LOSS Iii Riflg dawn-cl, there were (snore than seats. Davis. 30,() empty seats In the his The Scrnuxik thghe Juimur Frsider Dunn and Levi Miaiicihiva it all weaticer, tossed a two- Angeles Coliseum. silty seeks its. third victory' "I Dave jMtrncusky hotels, stadlwmi plus three past season today when they play lgtter at Owiedo on Saturday In The lingering distaste kit in successes. hl'At the IkiIptutns Victor Peru tif Sanford ruweets, 'ibe eluters have (',nn to the Eagles. of agnetuaItedafterfiveIaniflg1 the remouths of the NFL's own- have lx' be considered Super against heeu tubule rouentls, 10-run rule. ewater. because of the era, however, sterna to have dl. Bawl wetenders, and that coulmi suffered liii sicthc lou Pert's. its jureel Pus right muinec wins. amid ci draw last meiitlet - flee Senw'ctjks tiptoed (1w-it }ierixeemky struck out lIve a4 rmzinhs.he-I during the past five tie a tn-s jot strike whet'. he was 'FKO'd by Sietuu tJ,oulih'r iii the openimiel nciiit in with victories os-er walked three In gaining the years and heading into teudisy's g, 6-1 wad (M,edo, 13-I. decijion, ttllier was a ashatJtU'itti of St. i'ete ice a bout tel scud heed to fight southpaw to 1w- sessIons Los Angeles stained New Orleans -With neither In 11w trIumph veer Leesbuig Wig itar In this game also hruteet it New Juckscmnville', have an edge over ouaton. the weather nor lice hotels, eddy Miller was a one man stroked a pair cci hits as Jeffertes weighed In at 145 Jet Icrira used a right tn-nit to and flatwith Miami, New 0-leans Orkanes l.a a Ioncgahcot fur a biM" flxee.r 'i'res. in thee fourth round while' l','rez was cit 141's. The Seminole aew hurled Anderson. Du,'., dupe-I is I.'e- 'e'Io-ol in lust oreje'r---ln a mmii su ceasive hosting, but just th.ret better in a-herb tie struck s hit as-md two ItHIs. Next tsttiuiu for I e'n d's. will Ices iii ascii wlde44mefl ract midgut final Itself In tier rwuseng uncut thee referee I five tar.-! d4 nm-it wtaii a 'l'Urselay, Meant I, 2A, eileen mwst stopped tee felt thee' bout where L.en&kstccp job cml Shin-n The' trr. Al the plate Wlk'r eas if a deadlock occurs lines. could not continue It was Ice mneet.s larry ,tkina, the InstrwueeW-a! be the the. way lice race Ifre's cc for Uue'ev including a licence O'Brien was only the second titter in his 16 seventh ranked wi'lterweigtst in two wins. also as the Seminole ad at a giater: i)ailas --Biggest cutctuer nailed several ruxarx'is strike fights that Perez teas been the st-atm' lice' bout will be h,elei Also "fliflE U with key hats u steal ins. Angeles -Itonelk des- igainit the city Is (he Cowt~iys, arqualneterl wilts thure't' tjulnsutr its MiceimmI e'v.-r ja-. '.'j-..ry am-re the' - ate' que -ui -. '-' -, ____ _____ _____________ Amc,icon League (oil PROPIC Iii!. 5....' ,., o,,tl,,Ii '0 Jack,sun, a V. ashingtun, D.C., .' - Paul - :' *Pu' I'.' FJ; MI LWA U K E E BREWERS J i Fort Worth's James Mar11. Wells fought gamely after ick clobbered kin'. with a ne's, 112-pound champion last .t foe' a slandup kncn'kdown year, was dethroned Monday by tjust before the' bell ending Greg Lewis of Cincinnati, Ohio - '" __ STASI)INGS Horpev 5.,! Do., 8,,111J ii M.I.ul,. is.,, 1010 A4 it ii cit iii - "I I' _______________________________ Gc';rn ore form alone he should MINNEAPOUS, Maim. APe Duane Bobick completed tiis has-c hued no trouble with Ilee'tkuri of amateur heavy- lam-nt 1-'.ctod'. of Des 'eight championships Monday Mc'mr.n I with a victory in the 4.5th li;t..i ti4' ut nnual riat.icmal golden Gloves caute,..: '.;.r, grab,nnig and run. ourr.ame-nt of Champions rung tactics for more than hail The Bow- Ins, Mmxi,, boxer on the fight Suddenly NeSmith s--c from the US. Nas-' a1 went down from the on!y real dy held the AAU and punch Los-'eIady threw, lie wa S can titles and others won counted out at 1:57 of the second the armed forces and in in- r. Uonalcornpetition. James Buscerne cotcx'd a BotMck's. stiffest test Monday record fourth consecutis-c in a semifinal match crown in the 132-pound division. Nick Wells, La.s Vegas. The Furl Worth boxer defeated be narrowly defeated in Norman Goins Of l,Sf)OliS Parm.Arr*ncan trials. lits.t in a split decision. thee '. ' 53 SM Sf1 42 4')', 4 form charts, _____ '' - 57 57 55 Kibtie Komner --_- Bobick Is Amateur Champion iUC5 54'e S r,itirh easier, The Terpi p. l.um's jiesred to be on their way to an Southward - _______________ W 47 4, 4.1 0 Stenstt'rri's Maryland. also a big favorite Joe" laundry over Syraruse, didn't tuive it C rusiefoecI - j - out ahe.ut half the rnatrh beIIO' of foul trouble the) drowned 1.akc who Li In hIs first year of tgMnnd Prep 76-17, In the win gwtmxnlng competition. er Highland the )dudd,u's tk meggertoo&theloofreestyletn 17.6. first place firush -R,ort Kay had the 'other First nat the Saints it was a eat story as. the Middies place finish for the Middles na4ted only three first wteen he splashed to victory in outs ant. edged the' 'hits. patients season since- t1w begin: apel'- teas- and in right field fish) not Wilbur Wood worked seven is.nings tot' Ctucxmgti. allowing unit Frlthe). huts nine hits. in 27 trips utnnes as. an expauesrnn cluL The be us. acute- as itt wr 5;:t';ht'as.nr. huts. s. t.L, record at 1'. HERKY C- 1 Am iw'at l'.answ C1t it: tunes in varma far a .333 average Thruxepsori the present pli,ey nutnrwd bti- two hits. after the lit Her-aid Spurts iriis-r Pa-air f,nthrrson anti ,hee' Ituti 16 znmt'e. '.'er" had Ins hitting stit-ak stopped at Miuribind has. a positions. tram time- tic Unit Lenwn admits. he hitch two Rovab at'quired first baseman tact hued three- hits and JirN E'.'ervone likes ti take.' sheets respectable 7-3 record and eight games when he went lii the nuijeil' worrit,'-first base' and John M.uyuerry li-nm Hnustatt Ut runs. batted in, leading. CJetklwec itt the- "k1r4' of the hill" and the' suffered that liurt! setback last plate as a pitch hitter against right field Itigh: off, Utougtm. a winter truth in their ward: past the Chicu;te' Cubs target tocia' will tie 11w Lynumr Saturda,'. when the) were the Parkers and failed to hit Cli!) Kitim) of Sun Diei'c- and larnwn is. mare inclined te tall; fin a power hitter and big Jill! safe)) in addition to his oneGre'.'hounds. The' Hounds ure- beaten P.'. Oak Ridge, 2-i about the- three- tiungi that were nun; Jur. Lonborg of Milwaukee' cacti hitter on Fnda) Thompson aLv' I Today's. game' rounds out the the' current leaders a! the Metro chiefly resx,nsibic for the 'Iwt rn-v. :'onnrni. arm seeking hUnIt'CI Oti. strong Cxenferenc't- with a 7-i league first hid! of play is; the Metro blasted a three run bonier Itrivals.' rise is'. 11171-pitching, the' right feclu juc. (0* U. Rictut' ulinwmg OUt ?'Ui. Upitce, and 11w Jim Ke,ane and Stephenson record 'lucia'. the" put tInt: Confererec't fur the Greyhounas. edIech 11* Brewers speed und defense The' lice lu wflacte,d upon the also have nine hits thus far. Scheirthiun. ant! the other em w1in fa. n'k '. t*TI'e'I Thomas' W,h iflXWq The Rnt'als. could tee' superb flu Steve- Htwle'y DiWIDTUI Mainland at the' Hounds was. a 3-2 decision to Keane has nine for 29 ,310 tall threw RithI-hunders. Dick while Si '...enscm is rune fc* 33 Inuertuall experts. agree lieu: it single delivered 11w deciding lxmamn High Field Evans Dragem, alit won 7 and lost 11 a .272 S.$itwnson has tnt safely Evans the Royetls. a-tn' win'. El and lust t'Ufl lass to Since that hopes. a! retaining his. In vitae' inn-, and Mike llt'diunci. 15- 71'- in year. cm curnt uj' with Ra Fusses. three-run learner tetanus. hugh. pr-cl Jun Pierne' Gr"yhounth have broken louse in seven of the ten games while 6, have' another yeie' balanced hitting Fleane has done the same. ' the' big, hitter that Kansas Cii'. it'. the eighth inning tioostrd will send Keys'. Stephenson to with a pertence' and heued the' niourid could prove a sen'icuu,' c.'tuilienpe- Cle'.'t.'limnd U. its. sictary over' at the' same time Keane's. best day at the plate Mainland attack arid against the- nmuru-'4 Ceilifnrnnm sue!'. alan;' with snphoneurt' left' , teas'e' rrcrs'ed same excellent came in the 6-S aue ce'ver ____ twuuciei Paul Spltttarft, b-It Colonial when he' rapped out t •5,•J Mont) Montgamere. another the last three thrt'ehltai,ntceurtnipsanditolt Spark. riitiut'tu.nder Whet nueth "t u l.'.'mar'. victories. With * Stead) tjITLenujtu. itugue thbj. lees. Si -e -; --. Anr.'.ictt' tt.,th near with the 1 arid clutct. tt has. tietru El,ofj J' 'I 14, will lee the tithe: AIrtl'n it sax' teat is. flan Radovic who has hit ' (,jwie tin four-mar rotation --- t huts the top batting average' on in seven of the ten ganies and Lemon. prnteateI will C1i2T2 U Y the' team with ten huts. in 21. trips has a .250 average eight fur 1 -- pitchers Besith,s the' lourtruni434 lii his Last three games 321 Lne starttsrn. three are reruuh? -. The Lyman starting lineup fur - '4 Ccaatantuw a-lw delivered the , ' -- . tx tee. 311.yeutr.old Ted Aticrimut:" clutcim hat is'. the 7. triumph today should ace Sane Parker at tend 'Totem Burgnw-ier. the- ut"t". i over Winter Pw'F, on Saturday first. Larry Brown at second,. -thur htt'yuls' strunc buliiier'. mm:. that gave' the Hounds their Rathivic at short, Brian brewer htruct Pal Canton, whet. 'at third. Randy Brooks catching current 7-1 Metro mark. at M iecur'd Keane Costantine, Mark Thcrnps.un, a-tea served and Ce-nt." i'll" Itte '.P'j_ Chunat in une-tie'ter In Thompson or LarD) up a strung ±TT outfield thinking Bishop Moore atm the 7 ,• It'. lion (;l(E1N ,-tssoclalcii Press (intl Writer EW UUIJANS (Al') - Notes trout the golf tourn.'t,itent trail' si FRAN} CACCIATI,'RE dives hack into first base to ax aid a pick-off attempt during rt'c'cnt tsction Tin' sJC Raiders trek to Brunswick. Ga to meet the Brunswick Junior College Buccaneers today in a doubleheader and visit Florida Junior College in Jackson'ille for a 1 p.m. n -bill Sat ut-day Bill Vincent Ph.Ao - FISHING Gary Muse. Wekiva Part 1-iv,' tred deep sea fishing aboard the 'Marruuw" nut of Tunmons. Fist Camp at Pone't Inlet Suxithi, A 34 pound wtitierjack topped ins., catch wtucl included red snapper, a pilot fish and several black sea bass Muse reported one' other amberjack of 3 pounds and a pound red snapper for other passengers on 11w bout. Sloppe. weather along the tout resulted in very few rq -1s. tram 11w charter boats. One ball-day hxtp by the "Miss. Behaving" tram inlet Harbor Camp showed 42 weakfish tar a part.-'. fishing the artthcuei reef tour miles ouL Bang-lure piuth. are taking some nice snout in the' t,eeks. below the inlet and in Tomotu Basin according to Wayne' Brady of the Fishui' Hole Tackle Shop Bridge fishing has produeed smut trout and channel bass in the Daytona we'*1cm, wIth pompano beginning U appear In the surf. Pier fishing at F141er Death was. ilow until Tuesday saId Donild Aihe. manager. A small run of bluefish came i Monday, but dad not hang around long Huge drwt appeared around the peer Tuesdiu with mx' visitor, Carl Saint of North Carolina. landing twz 31. and 5( pounds. Whiting in lix' tat' pow class ha'.'r bean biting all week and one colas. was rrxniad. Astir stated also that the sri was yIelding whiting, blues and a monster channel bass of 50 pounds was landed during the week. Weak! uiL chaenne-i t*ss and flnundt' are hitting on bee alruup in the intra-cuutal Waterwa)., Blues whiting. dnwn, sheepahead. flounder, weakflsti and swiw Panipemo was the- bill of fare' at 11w Ormond Bieath Pier with muddy surf messed angling on Tbiwidsy. George mardi. peer eznploye said the wat' was slowly clearing S.twday sod a enupil' of tarpon were booked but not landed 1ZT'S GC' Ftf'HING' - '.1 i f I) '.l It S ! I. ittut Jau'ksnnvllie's Big Three Penny l'inrhers inei,stwel any lalnyette h-i'p.e, taking r.vrimand of Greenbacks. ion kl*iards lire-nt, especially. 'top ImIlar '." Imwcsive lie sxed points., stole $0 r,'botmil.i and Stockholder. blocked 1. ahefls while playIng Wa , 'n No lute t, part-time lix' 7.fwt renter sat "Now, if I ever win the Open, i've got 'em covered," he said, grinning. j'r'. .. htsm emit, starting thet fowtb T1) 0 ' iierarned run and tour tilts., in s:t inning' ems St Louis topped - WILSON COLEMAN leftt and Dtwle Frowr caught theie iKe speckled perch in tht' icewer Wekwa River Saturday while fisthinz nut ni the Wekiva River Hizven Fish Camp '' t' aped only five- hits. against Paul Splittnrff, Bill Butler and Ted ' e Trinity Prep Nips d d eS t VV! I r e - - p - T'r s ., '-' VI"' e .'''-" - - I SICICIKI Asoclatet' Press. Spurts. Writer -. _____ '- t Sinew of IPx' tourist_i arc wondering openly tAt' Tresino's gimpy left knee' bntiwrs him in about the new format For the Match l'1sy (,.tnes re''ently. this fall, cold, wet westher-but not enough to undergo -ttanepionship at Pinehurst, N Marilyn Gordon Photo) It's complicated, F:igtet players are exempt surgery. --- - ----- "lix')' wanted nec to have an operation tin ,( 'flu') arm' tt,m winners of the Four tns. chaise________ ehout a )'ear ago,'' saki Trevino, who was hurt pimin'tips, the dcirnutlng cluinipion and the next three' leading money winners Front last year. when he accidentally stepped on a golf bail The otlwr eight cotmie frotti couple of years ago. "I asked 'em how long it would keep me out, tenet Myers Oiwn, being played simultaneously or The doctor said, 'about 14 weeks." I said, 'No the ueiuee ('ountry (lob of North ('arouinc, course wa)'. No was' at all. I can't allan it.' I could The first eight players after 36 holes of conk aiim- rd the opt-ration, of course, but I couldn't 1'tihhum iii tietet tournaittu-ot are transferred to the Malt-h Play brackets afford the inline')' I'd lose frocue the tour. A I I" "But suppose," said tAut Grohatti, "1 had two Ire's-too, incidentally, has ordered a six wood for use at the US. Open at Pebble Ik"acte, Calif. hot round.s sind tu,vc a five stroke lead at the end of 36 holes. Now, lot playing in a $100,000 tourna. Rueclhnger prescnte-d places But their second and the 100 yard backstroke In this swmner. "I've carried a five wood for years," Trevino merit, with a chance for $20,000 and full rights, a Preps swim team with third place efforts kept them 1:10.7. Other Middle finishers In the said "I can get more loft with the woods than I sear's exemption, a spot in the' Masters, -4f nctor) over the ar.fcd within striking distance of the ta"ikens Saints throughout the meet. kiss to Trinity Prep were: Acadern can long irons and I want a six wood for Pebble," everything. ____ Free-Welt 2nd, 13cr. The foursome of Ron Ka), -edlirger anchored the Satin'.' "Now (hey tell me I have to go into the Match : his Bill Moore and negger, 3rd, 200 1.M.-D. Mark Retnhar-dt, ret relay team axed Jimmy Jamieson has what you might call a I'la' and play Jack Nicklaus. head to head in the c- I was the margin of dat- Tone German gave SNA an 3xd.3rd, 50 Free-li. d, Koach ed Moore', thing Kay mixedbag.ThechubbyyoungmienfromMoline. first round, l)o I leave the option of saying 'No, u.rlybut short lived lead when in the meet Fly-Koach Ill,, was going ov'r his clubs. of let shooting a I'd rather continue in the medal play tour1"he loss pvc the Middies a they captured the 200 medley Anderson 2nd, 100 nament." ed Moore, 3rd. 100 Free- course record 63 in a recent tournament. tn their weekend swim relay In 1:59.4. The answer, Lou, is No. You do not have the lie has. Ping, Spalding and Powerbilt irons, F flext to win a first for the German, 3rd 400 FI.0-Weir, They heed captured their 100 (;otf Craft woods, a Ilagen wedge, a Hogan sand option. The top eight micust go into the match play ',n of the season on Fr-ud,a) )tfldd,les was John Bermegger, ted. 100 Back-fl. Kay 2nd, bracket, iron and a Spalding putter, 2nd. - ' ' - PII cli) LEAI)ERS Roemar Ui- uncll, Rro'.neeire'op 4il mieft II) ______ right , Marge Ilaugherty. Junior (erl S'out Troop 1110 aIttI (elt''.te' Richer. Cadc'-tte Trtop 13, show off the bo ling trophiet their ti'oop. at the Suenhuirt Ne hborhm'end Bowling Tournament at Meda!lion ':. - , -. - . ' . -"- ,,, hiUess. Rich Is Conten er iuenci: -'-'-- ' - -, ,,,, - - Petrol' s. lot Coleman for example. pitched sIx innings a'aina' the Yankees. and the I(a n s a s C ity Ii - - 0 U-'" __________ . - ' 11 d tj i.. Iiefaye'tlr stayed with the Miuney l,nd.r' powerful Florida, indeperwlent in %titilatoi-s the' first half anel only trailed by CartwIwels $".4$ at intenr,keIn • -- '1 1 C 'ocr fl 41A'41ll"if.S ____ ' ' B oi,i I i fi9 S 10 cii flQ They nitn'.st did mmlii t I otptuIr.' brawny and qul' k friucit line iii fJsuvki Brent. F:rr Fleming and Abe Steward t'w' " ___ -I __________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ' , -. . us. it'll 'tct !.zie!tuuIi t.;o li 70 Yi'' -- ______ 114/ night -- :, I'fl t#'iifr1ng .If',I'IIPCS vi' a 1S7O lead In the first halt as 5yrets she,f a I rr.rpdnue $4 yr en? 'I'onlgtit'a imeale tees feill',w curie'nt mark is l' 14 hinighl's quiinter-fiiinl mnsU'lt ule If hi rr;wnts S.islusrmbiy't lw'rPrinceton p1n>- e Niagara in with Oral flotx'rL'e nnut flu' high' tonight's second geulee to catab- fnrn,anve, tw-''ll mnovi' into fine s&'ontng l-'uqua Oral Roberts is still in (lets lisli the rest of Theiredny night's No I s;sut . - Tuas.thiy. M.nr h 21. 1917--li 1Pm Snnfotd lIerMd lafayette I ".ar Ii 'Tom f)avte 541111 hi' waS 10111 before the game by on. cii Jkinvilta's RSitJ1flt r c.ac hi's 'if you ht - ,-, Lemon Feeis - -- i -. who claim that 11w Titans don't near, wisi closed maul the sean John's. N V toai'h F'rnnk Mu)' belong in a post-5eA54fl1 Interns- wilt, Se,utl,wnstc'rrt I i'uisiana 4 average Fueejuua's ff, as his tu'ani ;errIrrs for metent lx'rne,se of a patsy tI- with a ______ -. " red -,-i _ -_ -t * '-.. _--- ____ -. - segc it CJIUFeC rn small amount Ce:' i-I. St louts tm'eppect 11T' 11'. HAl IUC('k Tokyo's lAntie Onions Associated Pre-un. Sports. wrIte- of concern around the- cI,eb' ciruuit: edged San £ranr'l.'..e- 2-, training camp sw spring Mrs .h,ar Pxivsnn car Houston wtuec,krd AtIanU lf... innings of Scaver worked tour holding her breath bier National l,seagiie baseball frunctuse. the Mets' 4-t exhibition loss Mnntrtal downed Texas 1.-. iOTZWtIIsUI known as. the' New against li"s Angeles and was Boston. edged the Clncugt' Whiti Oakland outlasted the York Mets. and mostly identified UIUchWCI flit' tnt-re rune. He said Sot Sun Diego (etcagr Cabs satisfied with as Tarn Scnver, Is. health)- afterward he was the- performance Since- he- had nipped Milwaukee 112 ann C'.rc Ilfnrnta 1.4 n ,a Mrs. Piet'ann pays. 'ran Tee'. fl1 worked in 1. uimVs.. was setting Met While Seover training in other spring i-If It si ocx per season is Dan Sutton Mrs gaines Mnnda'. Detroit downed minds. at east ercnise- his. right arm far worked six scoreless. innings. for and when that high-priced limb the' New ','ork ','nnk.ees los Angeles.. permitting just shut nut l'Lin.cas. began aching it couple a! weeks. Ptlilodet2hlim ____________________________________ three tilts. and striking out six. 1 -- _-n hint to his ave'rnge,'' says St j ip ve - I tear ty iueefini is' 'tiville lieu (;i'eg Kohis, who only was really given a battle t,y nleeralileel lafayette in the first 1 lied five pointa in lb. fire' new Slid tibini poii away from half tin l.fnr-9 shoatlng, vl flee teciparile until late in the $7 ydnta in the secoM stanla to power an inspired Syrsee gain. - '.1 -L ceerteti for 42 points, sic civer lila night in qeent ter final gaines to SonleloMi)' better sto;i lItt'hIe ua I-point average, as (hi' make- ii to liii' ee'ttiis I'uqiin. (lx' big *tent of ori eq'.ia before he does. Cfl(WC Mht'.'.etcrtt indciwnileflt Titans ltniwrts' run situ gun nile-muse. damage In the 5th Ntlonai lit- upset the ligera $-74. "Ni4sty ha In tell cite that Pm N chant', to Iwe'n,tw the i '.'ttation llaskrtha)l InternsOral I(otw'rt.s is for real," says lion's toll t( -(e-1 lie's on the litent - I - Square (;oneirn. - R .-- tn*irpa,iw,it Iwe'aus.e' Mrtiqthts setteitinsi lie-lit b KKN IIAPI'tH'ORT Jae'kannville stn$4x'eI isfaAwietairel I'IiI Sporil Writer St-Ste failed Ii' hold lix' nation's NEW \'OIIK IAPI The Mail see'eiiul'le'ncling siorer In cheek )etlP7-7fl8flit Maryland turmwel ltonitwr Is loose In Madisilfi last Sateiiilny night hiqun i-on. hnvk S)'rl'lIe4' 71 5t5 Monday -- ______________- ---_- JU Gains Semi-Finals Nine -, iflfc: rt'.ciirn L aiw fisherman wtw Lowi I1ir good as 1w wrr1 l,avin 1w- hnu.qr earl'. is jit atxiu us unda morning. he remarked u his wilt, Mona Vrn gntnj t4ct tn the little lake in te!r and get three tlwer big buc missed lul tune" Be didn't QUITE make good oni'. of them wr cnoieratlVe. the third one brake his line. uekinç z plug with him Those landed weighed in at sever and etgb: powula. respetivri Two nut of thrr' RIG ONES Is a pret:' enti the'i r°° average' limit used $ red plaatw worm ti beautieS A rrai surprise came to Rariman Burrougiw of Mt. kri Saturday as 1w fished for brawn from the bank at Marina ukFish Camp. Using live worms tar balL 'artlnan pulled in seven largernouth ba on his. cant pole Roh and Shtfle tha the brrnn. were 1:1g. operators of thu it up' on the- weekcnd wilt: one couple rrtu.min u rirn with a siring of It) Worms. and mussels. both u'.nk their share with musw secmineI'. the best bet SiecIJed perri anglers art sith getting prelt'. fair caUbes near the camp and bass arc schooling in the ut and around Snake Creek earls in lit do'. Mike Maplc pikecl up four while piugcastlnl Sunda'. miruing lemon Bluff Camp was. 11w sriwof man'. goad catches. a! me shad during the wern., according is Pat Brno, owner, and should ranunue- good trernugh 11w middle a' April Schont stir base, are strilani wet is. front of the camp ii- the morning with a visitor train Wuycroas. Georgia. landing a limit airing - Top Lafayette, 87-76 Brady Gets Nod For Start 10-The Sanford Herald = . ,'-:',_ ' leo pitching in the fir-st clash when the> best Saturdal c'r rurtet II. e timeers in losing to Fimirola l'rcsb>te'rtan, 14 It was nile big inning in wtth'h the- (III*bCI'. let ctutett that t'eeuscd tier lmoci to Presbyterian F'our of the live errors colicmicilted ti> the ('utcltts.0 caine' tie when thee fourth inntnj -- -- -- - - The, usual st.s,rtan.g lineup fir the (iukt.'wx show Ttiltle alter-st. Jack Montgtemitery at secsxed. (liULs at CPa's 1, tidnul) (\1.s}fl% .l Unril. Oweee btsc'vhead Cat I'a ks'.e-'. ,l ,u., '.-ttiug .t'ot IC t1 lion. .. uuttmm I - - ' - - . :- �. Thq 10- Tuesday. March 11, 1972 12-The Sanford Herald A 4t"i4UV. p.v Jr&' 4"r - r' They Really Dick by UkiN$VAL -- J& 4 i Ad. Tumcr LOOK!' e 'e - - ll~ - 1, ~-, 4" '. wit0 (s-' ~i INFORMATION urIruumMU lUll - \" e •-' T Sem i nol -..' 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'Ib. had a squirt gun and ing to told her he was shoot water all Oiler her. that if he did, Slat' -rt'olti"d I she'd take him os or her knotand paddle him. hie ticiught this oser for a moment; then ask ed her if she eser took a bath. 'When she assented. lnnuird why she obiu.ied bTissquirtitg wates' tn her, if she Ii rd to take baths. Otrr the radio we ye- SATURDAY . . k tions S - / lilt- '':...' • . cently heard a tornado warning, so Toni wanted to know if Cod causes torna does. f)s' Crane, what makes some 4liWrm-n to muc1i more Inquisitive than others? And boss should we ban. :, '' (fiTt'it.Itlt t1lt,')tll,iiS ???? MEAN HIGH I.Q. A ('1111(1% (jlltstif)fis uun.iIIs' lii ,hi uitt'lligt'rir. with SIfl,)IUs energy. A sick person. wl,t,cT adult or child, thus doesn't talk tout_-h. Indic-..itt' hI' gr.it his surrouiailings. ! ii'! V bitt (.tlhluit.i ti ti iiiteit'st in sisotits (1llest lOftS .41 Ole-' adults in his ens Irotitn.-nt should hI' ('hi(I)uraged, not ittitilit"i. , , Just adopt my Pause ,'nd Prais., strategy, coupled , ., , • V.1111 the I%t'ui (7511)11 S'S 1l1u. ,, - Suppose Toni harasses hiS Wear)' daddy with a long line of questIons as soon as e Latter returns home' from work. i)addy7 Toni might be. gin, -where does tite sun go th at iiigiit By the time Daddy tries to gure out a simplea t). to Toni's limited buhiry . TonI may have shot 20 mOte' i1uettuins at swer, fitted sri'. him. Thus, s-sen if Daddy izk'es Toni the answer. It ua , register, for Toni is 20 ques. p -n know w}ieie the didn't In 5 ,' be Fli tl,rr.,.,' trac ks, as It were, . (toe's C,) St.mis'wsw __ hIlt hf 122 11') 'i' At I Ptay 5)1 r.a' '4'' 'II COMPLETE ((it_ON ANTENNA SYST(M (Parinal 6. S arifereta I Chorine! 2 .'a.' 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Wanted To Buy 511, AN t I I) I .\'i,iIaOi.l't. - u I p-ce C' Pull 1142,55 .,iI 3211570 C ASPI 373 1112 o1)14 u%'d furnulure apolan.es etc buy I or 10)1 ten'S Mart 31% Sa.ulcvJ A,, tili5, - VA 231 - If lie' Is able to add antler, I •- '' uriyt.. S tl'pI' , I'. I'll it it -: - ?.',eirl olihy 1(11 - right, praise lliI& ug.1n Meanwhile, Daddy has hail a chance to "stair and collect his weary wits. Then Daddy ma" add the IRA IffY ODHAM BUILDER DEVELOPER ,.. 1 a ti-ain'work aular. o Ilrnd for my booklet how to Raise Your Child' School Marks," enclosing a long stamped retti:ri efiSTe" plus 2.5 ctits. h -,' - nj ND11ONE 3234670 At..,, .yil. to Hr. Erase Is II,. l.ai of this r....v....,. .sik.oi •'a*, i44iied •s.uI.pi" sad 0$ "646141 Copeoridlet loll. SANFO or call collect -" ll I " - I - - -, ' f Tangelo's. and GraCiefrUit 21 Cob' Console 14) ppee 323 Val uç.to-date way to solve -' ever-ifrrin1 The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! SANCORD 54EATlN I:cNO, t IC'. '.G 74)1 A,, i 4 It. 'n-,,ti ., 1440w and ce Home ,m-,, Pro So~ ,,, - ' ' 'I' CONOil i C'. 'IG SE 14*4 iCE n. $4 34 s?eaO,l.endoDf 5-4 A iIr.g.da re and S ca.ai'ei - sI i4)GPi.t 7130 * '? St P'S I r 1111111 A ytg insurance 'i-' ", ' I PM-2ndTuesday each month I4 -.- 51 two '4 :at Ste P5 SOIl '. . nit' 4,'sS 41 I's. " 5 - 'a 4 'cc Cs,'L,. 54 S '.'T'LE J. Did you know that your club or organization can ap pear in this listing each week for only $3 per week? This is an ideal way to in form the public of y,yr A '44- C ,.',e.' 's -' - hOOc c ., ,S APPLY IM PINION 13 lIllIAN 0110AaAT S ItPlUtNlAtlYt - p_r ..e_- _______ r- Mr. Ron, Holidey Inn 451 S. WsihIngtor Avenue, TUvsvI.5 Florida MercIs 20.23. - - __________________________ ^0'h 12:2 -' ,.' ...-'urss 2.' •.iie.. a40 Slake I,,,,j ' - U5 )VIII it 1 - '' 50.11 .V0IS Ito.." IV'4t call aflaltvs. II') -- - o40 47* ' _Trhr Renta.iR 53, -,,k ,, II' ' - - -- S 'M'l "' " '' W'&l Ortilirig 01,..' " , of -4, " '4 t.Oillot ,,v,ic5.k nl tI' 5. " a 4 '4 '5 -* "I. a.' , - '5 ''4 ''.4.4' 2,1',, c 'm-e'.",I l 1..a.*j.l w -let L'Ren*' 'a in 0,4.1, LUll-SO, 5. '' W1 It" It lilt 'S.ao't,ns 4 - -. )?Ni"u it Oi4e. ,-Q*s,Ps *I4O5,.k*,Ws54.1 (5 5410. Owl rStaa t. sw, 5 tsm a 7, soi r.a. Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER SGL)ID It your hub or organization would like to be tnclud,d In this listing call: THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 372 26%) !'ME P1i'L'S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESSSERVICES. S .Mss 2) 3 line Ad-L5.04 i Into Ad-$6.72 5 line Ad-11,6 40 Days $16.34) $22.00 $25.00 J Wlis s-8*.$h) $42.40 $S 00 - . .. S r101,, 4100 'C4'wl.aOie -"4 ..,W'.'SS -V.. ),..J.,) iA tWill LaIIndrsS V.r.j..". I iU'aV3 .Q, nooil. .a'er'ur's. ' ' 5544 ILS'.O P 4k.1 easy ' :,,lS.H,a _-''l cm-u '01 'Itt 4'ai"W 5 .9OU,flt,'s1'ui '9 S 145,15*4), '71 .s3SJ. __________________________ P,4'001141,t5(1 4s.b.* 1 _ Tue sday BINGO EVERY Thursday 7:30PM - a *4111 440 "l44 44*a Or "a 01w)er rswe.Jj I144%ai -tush), it'S 'N) 'U iQ'r 4(1. CAll 137 .811 )*4559S i)ave yes., hUm.?Is.4 I30 , 7""t" - HarrIson 0. ''u' -ia *'s S."4 ACts.)5 1*, s-ne I , • I 'or 51 tOMATOES. S Do 51 A%tSiDE COU'.T4C 51,44,(T 7 u,.4q5 kLs' 134l 5t ll M1-! .a. and 'Jeo•-lumiuoims- '.35. A IS ($4j4l41flq, 54$ loedor, ,,: I,;, Fresh Product E ' 534, 144's ir 13Sf 40? ,,w'5m- 45', , .ii,''''IA ,, 5' - ' 'S*I(.e 54W1, lumon, Lciporrupol. 30-Use. 1140454115 1uiCOme I .s •*. . -- , ,'a.i 0 )4C )I Fl?I ',5tta5f' 40 Ceramic s -, - . ,iI 4, .60-04t ?15 1,5,Ili,i'J I)? 5,5,7%, es'' 'njlq5 I .,*i'.Ju- ,,I j:' Ii 'iT?'' 'a. ..,- t - - -- LA?lO$CAP".O. I"I -, "'oil .3 :3', 'f"eeyIly, Ou'enus 4 'Ito, It IsSall Uu '1 -'. so '.w'ne' ,- 322 5.74. TC(S C,'s( S1'tlJ,' A Wit) SAcON I - _________ •.E"J5 I. a,,,o"enl 'is Oaa 5.4 club activities t'.t 3 ' - - Vol " _. oqn44ic '.r atat r.p,5 Say er 'cc. '?&.-"A. -a wsc'osa.i. Cuatvm-.for Ti) 6.' 273 m-'S Set) -aP..ntlhg. 4 ,s*4 49",r%. ,;.Aware f ew On* asP'm44u, 32141M Care Beauty a .: ,Igns '4 .sri,i.JS "10. 4q94'ri f'S 'Jan('a '' L , ,5 , 3Wdlitt I jr, 5411 '' 1411% F resists Ac Ph 573 o,t Tb4 mOO .' "I '-, - -' Paradise Pools SI 41240'r OCR sue"" - um,nu'n k'etsiOmer ø'l?S 4n'lI, iel.vCl'td and 'liy nsIliied, 571 *5 'or ii IfecIll $.45% Saes'aI 1'Zet SIll-C 5100 U4d*Ol* 64,f'5,IIC ,tur'n joors, Wes uImsIl.tely r*tm-les*. Call Aum,nym CsswS 74 $jnlo,3, 37.3-I ,a3, .,j,, -0 5"5,71,S ACJtOU$ .-I - C') ______ Unified Some. sering I 411 SanlOrO 373 354 30111 Automotive Service MEETINGS a..u42's 'aflOfli. I' 04f cani )I5 •5II0 "35*4, kr, ?,t'si"% il,,,7 I , 0,2 I South of Sanford 4 ..i.4 ''L i.'-1 "'I 'Ii 2,-.'.'Ailik, "ul ' "s.'"' _1w 4i i? 4.'2• N AGE '.4' TT." i IV be .'4$. S "J 22) a11 '..-vsl t1t. Pool Supplies csel'IE's a 40CM-aDO ww C Je'w.te4 lid if ou' 1(1 -. , .t'ma,et IV Q40 .. 41nag" s, Beo.r Remodel. .øea,nq .oC.as'Tac? 'rm-n'ng. -Cansed. )5(hISO 7"m awl Ut) •ft,e 4 ..e AMERICAN LEGION POST 53 ", £MIII'.C1 SL "2.4,: 4-par's- •.'.c If-CU'S. -:,1,lnm mI7f l 123 773 2111 - - ' '4 _.TV"A'' C Plumbi Improvements 'a('m*'.QY ,o* 'uo ta15a. am,nt.ma. "am. $ r,o*f 3 _____________________('sPU"t C Vdtell ':ao.rli.'i Inst ('II ,ts,.iI Phone 'intet rfllMi Appliances '' . 0m-"s,idI'0 40n'l ''d )4'sii'lo, 45 n'qr ill' carO.ntr v 'eror g'nm%onIOS 7V. 4i4' 5(505 n san ,,*ett or C. • '1. i'4 1iA-'l I,t 'INIIL . l.,trt.rlIJ. ,'),gII,riq "I 173 iZ' It 't.v.. .4 0"a.l '45,5,4, ', ntral 5y'j)Il'rit, bet" * 5,4,p.;n" Pet Care , ' - 573 Pais NOTICE Glass- Mirrors A4 4 1 Air çpnditioninj _______ -- ------- ?.3I3PM lst Ile 3rd a P,rm,,ent residents and newco,Thtr' -MIll find this directori the most cQnVefliCfll .and ' - of mobIle home., needs TRUCK DRIVERS who own of can purchase a 3-ton shout wheel bass truck 10 tranepoil mobile home.. It necessary, we'll help you ob. lain financing for a hack. We off., nallonsoids o, local travel, advance on each hip and lull payment on compiilion of each Hip If you want lob. in piofilatiie business thIs Is to, you. _______ cofl'ieflleflCe. ' I ,) .' 322 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Buy Sell-Trade 337 3677 311 lIE WSt Mobile hOi"ie a let. longs... 1(0. ls,ldlt AlSo ,,tra mobiq 'am. lire's 4 753s 154 ply , OfIvili 22(0 mite's, I 9W it 3 10 ply, good Mr Bits. 3210)00 after it Business Meeting J1 are listed for -tour ' NO Inc , the wutW's leading transporter ______ i1y1\ir,. Th e following ousiflesse's i , t - ,'. '. - o E'I .r LL)UPIIIL "i t l*j\ - / / - ...._..Y' 1' - ' -r( 'I v1q, I A4ytetOiPl StaOtw' VUQI'w' w' SHOP THE EASY WAY! WANTED IMMEDIATELY Morgan Drive Away. iun $40 For Sale-Lemons, Oranges. F a ther W1tird .1 Open 11am 101pm ji ' FHA I I ,UVV r.1"s lieS inn 1-4lSOI SuM 'Islet f-iSi.A'S GUIDE DL B FENCE COMPAN'l "5*1' L ,rhS Free Esf,n'ial,i 1737417 1. rom Am..r1ra S 140 •ambI auUteha'l 45 .. eicets lie shoes the line. (4155 Aa.S 4#iig,f. S4.SO4 I. $105 lt I4ØFIWI Ave THE SHOP PERS ,, , O. $4 - fa-al " ' *u Ph fluidS FLUlOEX, $150 LOSE *EIGHT solely with 0ev A Diet. 11 10 of ROumlllt'5 WaI.gr,en Reduce Eu,iqqy Morda, j, f'UlhL it AU,'t c)N 50 p ti I .r, Mood,., ru Jh1 .unsgnntentt weiomed' Open I) S Sarilord FAnutierl 0.1 , 1e, A,,. ,,, I' 52 I I $.,aS - iI, be,ed Granea No U Oniat Ptani, 7323111 F I NANC I HG'- FINANCING-; -. 0 St 371 1153 BINGO Auctions III lann __ '- ' Seminole Coin Center 1'C9ri Co.'S I) 'a '",1-U" or 377 4750 I ' " 04411104,11% Floq.4 Ceys.s S000RUF F'S rIAROEI4 CENTER 7233571 IS Ft CobIa Boat, brand new, never in waler. For more into 372 1440 Camping $41 5.f*m-. CaemIlna, twin" a ¶taer'e. I OW 5.I402..øn Is S"w ' 11 & Ov,ic" 177 1517 II. Fle,teing. 1570.60 HP Evinrcide, with 107) tilt rockt trailer Es c.11en$ condition l 1.113 or $34 0172 4) tl44 cayditiwl 444.4016 - to nUllil Forrn,ca lop's. st-AS. •*piI Estate of Noy AS Fagan Best ".'"i ,5t'j','. wI leaQ, .$ - $taliator, 372 $I_ t917 Ulr,cPSrn Cabin Cruiser, 2 34 54 P Gray (ng.r'se, wood con Stiuction, needs some wOrk, tet at Monroe Harbor, Sanford. Florida, i_i I •l CPer'tØ' ',,a"g,' - Ktcrien and ISalhrooni Cabinets Boats and Marine _Equipment 171 3341. FW Ba,'rS eler,va lOt 7 09, sSr'ng, enw,r ,1W'e4, -ri'- • a. G1'3 I?)ulO1"an', . ,m-t, 59 r.ing 3tSIt 4,151 $7 flh1I* alerl5 rIlf - -- lilly ','QiiIl I s-lo'.rS 74 • 40 lSarr.runjtofl 5calnrencn Ave .)73S700 - 47 ,'N desire ;,,eli.,hl,ed. ne*er" jm-'.e1 ele 06$ 4,,$-el- 7.* 1M%.'--fl'atsd Travel Trailers ye 1720773 III) 4' jenfrvi. 173 MiS _______________ _______ *111 t"i, on e$'•.I% L-%l pace. 5)7'S P1, offer ed a' $100 di%olt 04 $73155 Otter models I'd sates .44iObi, AS-ac I (Ie(?r.( SefyiCe, 327 3351 .u( if M47911' er Compressor, 3 lIP 1-*41 cot M440'I 122 Lake J4'lthIif' ti - - -. Antiq ue s -____ Ill) S 1,5"l1,I A,e 271 1181 Johnny Walker Realty 44',? - 104*1, 150 4) Monthly Ph 323 5353 n a.r o rnin,nu em-i ' ..(,lipvit rnui (ill Ibid - - __ 1.40 *1155 Il' ,"a'OPS' I, iljIlW15iI$ ...,. i. nsoeri.nn 4."' -anl14I1, .i*llal F-sn. Bell. apt sale, la'r Pays 00.1 "I 1-13 sat) 4i'.tItnSltSI• PinCi .1 as, , Pa, 'H ' pwfP Ste it'arior I' 4)21111 59 c-i.e 13t 5(Wl?el till 56Oh90.D 'FIITEC, 42)7 A (144 'st Si • - R _____._ - - - __ __ N _____ touch & Sw HERB'S TELEVISION SERVICE Now 5 Remaining 'Wl '.11lli# IPSO 3 301,' *4" tIerS. )iSOltll., A,9, ill ' alma r et er tte"n$. $15 mnqin.. All '1 • "I were,-.1 -, -,_________ 141 I 19 .d;" Sewn ii' Filly iiluiOOf. PSIdY 1' mWl -CvhllIlriul "aft i -v.b -t,4...m-3Cd ,4.# ..4'saInaltIC 'all '70 ' -ø 1. 1. ________ 04 c Lots &Acreage - '5, a. ws ' . Sin r A, $41 Au4101w), nT, '5 04. 4 Cf.. (Ow p155 IC øP1 104L ICY aSFCa TARS 415 *40 *' m.eePe's MIL.LPRS 3414f,VIjinl,'itft niiwi',o .,. tess en..', v,uetv ei is and ,.tdIsqs SliW• 1 Plate OeIanln ?$IDIO ?,..avj 3 SIalnii'if$ 'ri5iJ'i)s% I YoriPr rarsø Tni -,an,,,.,L.,f'n'n,.n'enne & "Try the other local chBllllel, Maybe they'll give a ' Call weekdays betoreNoonto start or cancel your ad for the following day and Saturdays before 12 noon . ' s... , _ -.. u*s s.,u.. 4 "vt. I sØ...l. fadlui $1400 07,01s 311 OW lS fi!LPVISIO'I SFTSlOS 1)0 PD, MA0 -2J - - •f F P.IIIP*ft'a '- _______ And S.,pii.s p.ae ________ - wi •w7IUerm-1 -'7,,,q' ____________ Two P'1' beds wtSR W"4W 51'd mfress , Cm-Sm SuiSe. no VI •,ql .vi.. 3iWf ,'1, 5 .' .n., no Wn In 071 ram-I a.,.. Caftan I. i9i e... 0-01 ;040 -'nr#ller SSs'na'4, S 1W, pee-" 9.$e9e' 3eet4 ;hae9'VS mVIl! -- 54.0 ri?) 'i4'15 - slots 64 Day, ' '-v-r-r atm" 120 10)1 7 jayS ;4 1 ;w, 5'ai-Ps', %.u0.raW')' • 40"'l 2 09 't00 riput CIH 'S' 4 ni - 54lTICF -. DO IT YOURSELF KIT 1.1, ----. ar,ot F F1')fjPMFN Nuj*.,i Niis' tm-io i, is )'i'jCev'al Net'.u"t no - - Miscellaneous For Sale 11 I tetiroOrn. 4 iit'ull0,wn compet,i Ar c*idt'oned, *thin ly i-intl Line to COLONIAL I - 1$ garbage Your Direct CONTEMPORARY , "son. C',ci*r'4, P%ee'a PCII Pr.. __, Royce Cm-ilra(to,t. Inc SPANISH tiot fLC 20 questions down , WT ternainder ' 4I 4114 f.'eais,atn-s, Bet? A&4rPii1'C's & Slim 3 a m,, 1aeriti tablet, Pwrh . I, ) 31 ______________ o.tiv frest *hIy $1 I 'alliS P w19' Ina.P ' us ralaCast'S Fue (arpa'S - LivestOek A'd 6? . C,,. wail to wall carpet, built in range disposal, central & Owlet, heat and air, large lot and s loss to I I 521.000 By owner 3736102 Slim' C to r>i,, Flerpri' •' two a ,%0.fh A1u, f.t-,i "-srI e,9P•le "'.' 377 1041 3 B.droom-1'.i baths 9UX••VI l;3s1r1 its j3iopiiuiidi'i'. This enable's •I'oni to aS sist Iii 54115 ing Isis prohlrni It also stops 111tH in his ' ,, Brick some in quiet nelgiusbortuiood. 3 bedrooms, family room. It's baths, I gilt. ght. Sinci' Soil haVe .isketl such a good question, I'll i%C %'rsi two gIIt'Sst-S is to sVtlrre you think the sun got--s at ,light?"' The latter is uifl e*.iHiple of the itt,s'ersiblc Whv In ,(Al 2611 Ih. ing processed re still went at Down 322 - programs ... if we feet certain you qualify we will move you It on a rental basis while your - 'f'i(fl at t)I( tiri*e of CoItimhiis, tim.' school teaclit'rs - -. - .4Skt'd. : SII , .411(1 us i)V s.ts'itig: "ltiiii. that's ut uiri'y inter(jihtr?,ti(Ifl )'0t4 lI.4%t luithfig , - ., (lit' I'aisr 11r.)IS(. . Pour b.'dronrn,, I', bath, central l,It and hr. tuli 1 ,,rpefed 710% M,-eia*k. Ssnlord 111,250 FHA , VA or 151* 233 Financing CRANK CONSTRUCT ION fluIcter,6?I 4140 3 Br . P enced Corner. 576 monthly. 113,000 No Qualifying, M Bateman, Broker Pit, 322 744.3 OF SANFORD We I'no.v the guidelines that you must meet to qualify as a buyer under the various financing - Instead, Kingsberry Homes .lpprclprs.Ite 91111'S , . '' questior our ~,,,i, __ e on ti 14-Trucks And Trailers 75-Autos For Sale Si ,I' -' B . aged ,.•. ..,, .. Tom Although we know we should encourage him to - , . , •, UiiflK, it flflII)' rJv."Jtiir' '' Wine. 'Yeste'i-d.iiv, for s-sample. 110 iiii'f a tieigiilsir V. 1,114411 71-Auto Repairs Parts, Accessories Parts 72-Import Autos 7)-Motorcycles Qflel-5 And by Lee Falk and Sy J C41e T..32: ntated. T & L_~ -,~ P - .1 . . " • Praise" strategy outlined below, plus the "Reversible Why." Thus, you help raise Id's I.Q. a c ' o 1, -Livestock Arid Poultry )-Pets And Supplies 61 t -- 1-) I - -'. - - ii ,1L \ %ço s' A"E." 2 ~ S '" " Evenings, 1,1- 1010 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. Schools - 20 West has all city services 1.srther down the line. I So hi' iniiv Hot "hook" the a ' stead, use the "Pause and "Dr. Crane," his nx,ther began. 'Ton* keepi pestering us stith so tron%' questions. we often gross' it'. 44-Clothing I I . LE A% - ,_ -~ : ' caw.r ' . F T A" ~- 1('it'" c'( .- - "\ -_,it' , I ' % Nr1 Walker BEETLE BAILEY &o.l! - - 'k.'.. Lt -- ~ l.Q,., so don't quench his thirst for knowledge. In- 5, is an animated bus." Garden Equipment Itill, j - A'T 3-21 - . Equurmert $I-Machlner And Tools 40-Building Materials 61-Lown And - -.-m_-_ -c"- Toni is an animated "question box.." But such a child usually has a high - '. polntments. FINEST By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. WORRY CLINIC S0-.Garag.-Rul'ImaVe Sales Si-AuctionS $2-Wanted To Buy $3-Swap And Trade $4-Equipment For Rent $5-MaicellineOul For Sale SSA-Hous.hOld Goods 54-Antique-s 51-Musical M.erctsandioe $I-Store And Office . do Equipment flow 37 Altamonf# Swings, u'la IF you haven't seen th.se homes lately be sure you do before they are all told! 377 oCS) 172 4A 1, 1521 SOLD UP4t 90 'a I A '1 III l.I' R I'V 'ANCtJI I I r'IWIIIVUSF P 173 Sill III N III Ar)r)I*le MACI-f!PSF%. R.e4 a Mow aric.n4 wo 2145 Park Realty 322 2170 PIiqtitt. Su,Idavt £ Holidays Call . All brick homes Two lull 150th, II',,, 4 fOu,,l h..Irr'nml of Capnrt Wall to wilt carp.* Central heating fleaufitul kitchen I avgor utility loom I torn 511,600 5 LEFT Stenstrom EIpec.e'ned_.a'!'sP!. t*'sO1' 70 ,IICIQII wrs..iJ."S' -Hage Rest Truck Terminal. 15)7 P,'ih Avg I Merchandise I -i NEW HOP4ES 1 % .l'' - ') Nr'e all bri c k hom,S with 3 te-drooms, 11 'i bathS for 117.6(0 hall To Wall carpet lPwuchOul, central Pleat tySlem, modern with kif(hfl equipped Ito autifulCab,flr'tt. large panelled utility room Call Don Ely for your new horn. today AUSTIN DEVELOPMENTCORP. CO Met 1?, Altamonte Sprlrt. Fl a Phone l3l 4303 Rear Yard Enclosed For Privacy Aufi Fite' ,'n"v and 044 ,a c'W 14a ','W4iI'i _ - q*eU" an' ,'. 'in' i',' Lawt, And Garden Equipment - \ r' \''(' rwe.. A ..-s rv Mcet'W, (a'a wW •e4 v5 )i) PW --- ----_________________ A HOInMheW Deeds ,_ Still IIISC' 'Ci '.' P l.a. R'til, Mn". I ?,a'I.r Ph $14 '.tll.1%.l •'l"'''f' nael ,V1 71 Isi APPIIAUC, P5.4V4 Y-"t'fF Ila,. 1544 P?,IC'ai$PI Pv9' Ill, *,If ,s OutS Call 172 SCUD I' 5MPH rICOh ?uF r,'JPAW' '!p,__________ J! r,,, 5i 1417% 1..' $4 Equipment For Rent u'fIS C.W,P )11 14 ' it - - P's'5V14 L ______ __________ ; ' " - 'q-< And at low at $70 per mon. I at 7 per (rol fOr 340 months if you qualify iuridtr FHA 733 WEST 49 Gill Fox 4) i"iIl rate 04 7 per Vfit fiy 140 ' 1 1-11hl if ou Qualify for 1` 01A 21S 1200 i Female Help IL assume ROLLING HILLS-P-Our bedroom. 3 1,4th, on golf course. 541.550 LASTSIOC -Fowr bedroom. 2 bath, 7 ttøriqj on IS acre's, 540.000 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR --'3 bedroOm *11) heat, central air, carpet ng 113.100 3 and 1 ISEL AIRE PIne brand bedroom nmet. FHA. VA and F INANCING, 517.603 FHA TO ItS 300 " " " I *1 _ ,y Sanford Realty 544'.s I ,a'mhAve (ii, l;J ?jI -J js 3170 p9y,JiØma'' ,ereg. SIDE GLANCES t Ac.ademy manor Wanted 4%-Bicycles 42-Bolts and Marine Equipment 43-Camping Equipment Q4 4.- __ RESULTS Recreational :M . or dOer for II Will train, nQt Yll WorO i,eatOnal Appip irI peSOfl Only LOnq*OOd 1757 (PaildI 5' .,, 4 G"rral Workers, 14 3 T'4E AP 1353 by Dick Covolli -_ ______ L- ' orbluales SPeC. ,nd •- i",.w $fk. Fqoiasent - " 7i.e.qmi's'Sln 'w.i ssn u,'y. And ;f so :1 \I CORP. AND HALF Wood acrei, *ith - th,,.bI. 3 bedroom home neat .Deneva 50.000 Cash or i.ymt 'T(MPEW A(,LN1V Mrmb.r.Orlaa%do WI'MLS ISIS French ". 333 1901 SunS A Eve's 372 7311 1-t 5nØ air. i( I St 211401114 SIT MV I(r I AL I 1)) lIPS TWO ft.r PIS4LCREST- Completlit nshtd including color TV. and applianCes 3 DetirooniS. 3 baths. ar. heat $71,100 bedroom, air. 5A54 LANTA-Thr I IA financing available. $17,610 cAll LANTA--lWO bedroom , deal 'Ce ?rf,r,me1't, 511.050 CITY-) bedroOm. 2 bath. 7 story. treplace, breakfast nook $16007 bedroom. f,a,JeQ r cy -- Three .c,• -- -, - - fenc ed. 514.550 en tral neat, LOCH ARBOR-Thire bedrooms, UI bath. lOt ISO by ill'. 521.000 LOCH AllISON _Four bedroom%. 3' 150111$ On Islet. 557.5(0 LAKE MARY--lheeO bedrm5. 3 bath, lalrtriyl. 543.007 TEE '54 GREEN-Tfw bedroom. 2 bath, air, new lend, near Golf Coors* sP),100 IOYLLWILDE - Three bedroom. 3 bItt), c en t ra l 5*51 and air 532.303 WILSON PLACE - -Three bedroom. 7 bath. lOvCIy pool. sso.000 DELTOPIA- Two bedroom, central Carpenter's and Carpenters Helpers Call AItOfew Frank, 373 Property 34-BusIness Properly 31-Real Estate Waned - 1/-)' - . j -- Parti -- tiiy dir ett from o,'i•r luSt i sum Iletaid ion%frutlk,i an home at All Pluilit) 1.155 Jasiijp Drive In OV4490 . f ree, ourlilvel, ts,t have i$Pi , ,led to li-Il It. Set the •.l,a,, au41 quality construction s'lgitl rOOmS, 3 batM, lot 1(0, e tW Ed ,I .If It. owner. 345 $070 11 I AS11l)IjF5 1 P191 A•. rj$SIOCI, 1*n.wl 7 n'w,)5- ' ps's o, rn i'vn lilT P,f%EP1) I (I7; IjkJ ) - tail I1M!'ItStl'UrlIil' l.")04 PARk AvrHur 133 It)) A,aisl,ip..c$jl%Al)7l 1474 S'i In 1151 DEVELOPMENT - - - ----- AMIqt,.i -- 77) 1)54 AUSTIN THREL BEDROOMS--i ll batrit. 'itral ha. 3 car garage. l.mlt loom, laundry room. t011 125' lot. $licei1 Assume morlgag. *lth rgedo*opayrnenl or,. $inarxe All ExcIusiveS availablC Over 700 traunporl.cri nave hired our 3$-Income 4 Investment I - - .' 'u, ....' Cl I - ° Santords' Salts L..d.e' 55515t1nCr Placement - STFMP(W SEZ' $6 - A p,-,,wyff'p 5, ;tI 47 ---,-- Realty S'ri.trI 0i'fl Dai ly 25th St l S'.- ,i'ci.i)r, lr4, on NnSaIIa A 'i'' -fi LOt %jSt Call Onn ITly loday 303 III OlOOtnilest REALTY Phone 111 1301 3640 Hiawatha Ave at I? 5 Houses For Sale 'r-'t' "' - Anil At IC'.. a" $70 ta., mitnll, At an Payton . Call Stenstrom companies FAST 31-Itl.uI.e-5 For Sale 32-Farms 4 Groves 3)-Lots & Acreage 34-Mobile Homes '&J -_-- TRACTOR TRAILER TRAINEESPIEEDED We are currently offering tractor Irate, training through the facilitIes Of the t011winQ trjCt lirit5 Truck Lint Distribution Espren Parcel 51 t, inc $Syline Inc • Deliveries. 01vec,e'5. Inc For' applc..attOta and intervie*, call 504 3U 46117 . y *fitC School Safety DiviSiOn, United SyjtI'mS. lnc, car. of Terminal Bldg . 171$ McDuff Avenue, Jackscrivllle Florida. , k,,,.1 3% up eggs •t area farms. and ,i,t,, to process'" plant O: cat onal Saturday *Odk Bonus nctntivt plan. group arid !Sp-tal'iIl.01' arid othi, benefits Farms. South AoClt -- - PrebtZe 5.anlord Ave Sanford - R ea l Estate For Sale _-, - ''' To 34-House's Pent Unfurnished S-HouIes Rent Furnished 34-Mobi le Homes Rent 37-Resort Property For Rent ;&-Business Properly For Rent 9 -Want ed To Rent Mobi le Homes Rent APIS and TrailerS it 57 aCrOSS Samford Pa'0ilC $f '5l 5ti5iISfld 1:3 Ii)." Cr,Id en ('1. TRUCK DRIVER Furnished b9 Coke, & Pcnn Male Help Wanted 13 11-Rooms For Rent 7-Aparlmen?5 Rent __ rn S c hool ) be placed III TP'i(i FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS sd1 SECTION that at d,i?r,butpd to an Iddt,onaI tosos himet an me area Ld,,rtiSCrI should include Ihit nn.!.on an omputAl their •arned e, I -r - _ ~.~J 4 ' te j -.- ly AtI - At,i 200 Down 0 NSIPrS 1# *ilh over I acre 14507 rn% - 26 - aaiI.pnIt.callv Rentals - - isjrtm. I t-'a?n 540 children, no p,l $15 re r"OIh lt laurel Ate )72 7137 7 . ' I COUNTRY :i.1 - WA NT -A DS , Furnishcd Lii •daertsIrlS appears an The Sanford Herald 011 Wednes day ..411 -- I , / Teens 3-Malt Help Wanted a-Female Help Wanted S-Male Female Help Wanted -SituatmDnt Wanted 7-Domottic Child Care :';. - Care - Hou'es Rent . - Instruction Call T ol We by Crooks & Lciwre nce U ' _ .. ..-_-_,,-t -F-: ---,,~-.----: , a ~, I ,.17 ~71 r:';vI - - - - - - _7.~ II, I 4 WIltItlUIPI 55* - BROW r 11154 Psut Sanhwd PIigPit 171 ItO? I'? tell SANFORD 7 bathS Iat. PInPIPSI tiflily rm. dt.iblC (I5)VP. deep Wait Pr POvS- ArId yard etlh $V.flhld System V. r,rlpaQ,. U S'C - lfli'e.j h% '.n?,"nt 3'3 754 - )~ .... Johns ------ ----,--- 4. SUBURBAN Unf urnis hed I' t'e.1rorn SP',t t A Agency Mt it 1 Oil n; i 'i Houses Rout 24 Parmo i- vs lChordMtlhOdl Harry Wester 33) 13'S CLUBS. ORG&NlZATI° m er,tI 0 II01 your treasury. finb1'(I 'at fIeld trio! CIII 372 027) ELEVEN DAY HOLY LAND TOUR Set itrIP4 A oe May IS Calla, H Oa s 372 L15 t't Mardi 31 a 1• __- 7 Announcements 1-Lost & Found 2-Personals )_AnnOuiICtmerht$ 4-Cards of Thanks S-tn Memor$amt Opooitundtes 7 lnttruC?101I I -F ma rac I I js it olxw I., Svc 5*353511 .Jackies S -- Ls'E.E ,-.- c '.- - pp. hArs Aio 1jAri,m15 e-Susanets j - Personals - (' ..', - S au AL 054 ApAIiT,(I NIS 540 PrIt hOW. .1 __________________________ PEANUT. CANDY A GUM CDNC. BU!lNES ri (.a'trc ,e,S f* h Ok r,tet'ment 51 III ANO 55' Wile 'C AS IllS Sam Bane R OYPA54 tat 1571 -nuluiC AntO"t' 'c'eed 2 '0.. X" - " I ii. - -' •.. '''. i . 114W Pitt Street -' N0S . •L a MODULAR IpØ.'r " -- API •,ip.l SY OWPIPN B eautiful hente I hedrom, I bathS, e.tlullvo Mapfalr sietlen Call In $157 alt., $ p nt Cahibart Real Estate A3)SP100tiWAM' II ii' b*II(1,fl0 flC* horn. W' hn (P. a"i 4 pwrfl.)fl1% I a hflU%flIJ iICvPIA;) N• .1 •'IJ an tluml,ty Furnished . . . Opportunities - - r)uhD Small bf'o.. pert-ate 000 151 312 a ri'c bla,.t Palma?c A v e 3 3?5 & Sichw.ri I - ,..1' - a - -7j I 22c CLASSIFICATIONS -- -Th Bowen by BADGE GUYS €..A'E t,t. a 3 Lines Minimum __,_ J.. THE a i S MINIMUM CIIARGE) ,:Zl-f 4/ 21c - S 4____.._._...I. IIlII'IIl I,, Business 6 lfl 3111 SId1V% A lidayt Call 331 OSlO 331 2l4 III ,sI Lost & Found - I -; Of Copy. Rog Real ,,.I, ._L?'1J . . B.,thoefl. B.ateI Nr.Ai;.,iP'lc ,,,, Ii - Hunt DomcsIc- Child Care 17 . lnr1iOnS-NO Change thP? g od • 1P lee' V" f like Uranmi. UIICfl: ". names of the old masters stall with rW_-_,:1. la- irS Ii 1 3 ( I Rates For Consecutive I'll r"r'l "Ev e r notice how man , L~ SInaI,00s Wanted 16 - Ib. Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Lint Per Day. ny Al vermtr I i 1' 831-9993 - Houses For Sal. St. owtmwIl PAY Mi Ill $i't r fl- I lilt 0111)11 101irl) direftot N•pI 5" tar a'i*r'n.10 F4O P40 440 tar, 'P TP.p SanI,d 14.r*'II P0 II." ,r:I4 - •• - L, . wxrnMrwt I)!VOPMflIT CONI' Sanford A v e .171 1010 'ir lS' AAR' TIN" 416. l4 ., ., 'A•,,.,, 1I( "'••'' I i is.s.0 u U PRISCILLA'S POP 11 nriinrrt -. - t -- 7V ri \ - - pI Is '-, Want Ads Are Whore The Bargains Arel .- THE BONN LOSER I$nm.j. Direct Phone Lines strvina limo 71 I", - -- - Houses For Sal. ' flP %fll• lt tW In l4•t1 lh Iu ' on* 1)$ - ttat _---Al) IAIrNS ANr 4rNr fl r , mi t 41s' n an r - Is Buzzin' Around __________________________ . inn, 14cery its? 1`11111h -- W ANT AD Sp ri L Ag'ç _ 1, ' ~01 _~C\ " "I It ~~ l~k' cAMPUS CLATTER Fmal. Help Wanted 14 riIPi wèfllpd Mull t, In iII Mnf" In r.r% It % Work. ' ak. - S w Want ii by V. T. H.mIü ALLEY OOP timid.-',, mar ci',7l, 1V71.---13 Sanford P$vatd fvk~_Iti DIAL 322-2S1 oo' $,31.$9$3 OF COURSE YOU MA'S CNARC'c YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAAE 5,,. �C 12 Tuesdiy. March21, 1c72 14-Th Sanford Herald In Illinois Primaries r4 .iA - -~ _*-_-__~_ , _.~ ~ ' I 1 - .I4 I W %111111317 ij Candidates Duel Today - 1. mttnwflt to dLcloae the names c'cnt of the vote. "Anybody Chicago's State StreetA1.1EB K. MF.ARS has 'P of all donors His staff has Mc('.arth). who " he per to get 30 ought cent, AP Pnittka) Writer d $OO(I on his first mi to work without PAYon. e estimat elecuon eve. on Sen. Ed said AP H1CA("O 1972, refor j after the April 4 conteM in campaign venture of aimed Muskie managers rnun1 S. MUJI%ZIL' of Maine bat. wifll peatedhUcomplatflt3thatMU •jjn. per cent lies two tmocraUC rivals In at least a iãrd a Me has no clear position on Isd ual IThoota presidential pm- against what the) mary contests today. seeking a Mc'Cay-MCGOVCFfl tandem In Do This If He mentioned the economy. st f or h shaken White the preferential and delegate bugs and amnesty f or ciime. House carnpmtgll in the crowded contests. A big, two-ray aho*ing In fl• draft esaclers. Muskie has diselections ahead. Drop At The Wrong Time Two million Illinois voters ti swuld e Muskie a had cusped all those topi cs diWth t,i.. ...ih ,mill drç. at the At as he beads Into his national campaign. were epected to cast ballots. ly needed lilt r'n t t,n' A 4.iur, Muskle a Illinois campaign well o er half of them In the V, lscins.ln for an April 4 p1 FASTFICTIto 41 mar that matches the entire budge Is reported at aboid rncicratic prlmar " P I'. P?artS'4' Pw t. ills c.ign The pnmar) iiiatched Mus1le Democratic field. tth 12 candl $.O0O, because treasury has suffer balloted th e Eugene 3. dates on Sen. 'tnd former t 'i 'uii Nobody appears to have found of his slow start and his coim PtP McCarthy ot MInneIIOta In a )'Ut e n on ss ur th ue to t presidential preference poll, a national I Musklc. Sen, George Democrats In Illinois. In Ottawa and ,ovcrn of South Dakota arid Monday. Muske sounded the I U.S. Intervened In Chile Election,, W ri ter Reports ~ 111v GF.0116F. (di)i)A WAI liNt ',i (iN (Al') - 4 - - -a'. L r ' i . i.: a - :. . • -- -. - - h..4.. - -' - -- -- _ v -. - tl - - -- -" - - ''j - _____________ - - .L . . ___ -. _____ ____ I - ~_ _ -,- - . - ' dittes in a mriu-st for 10 of the stre"ed throughout his cAm170 Illinois delegates to the paign. ill unite ,We I)Cmocratic Natiortal Conus and get as mo%VW in the vention. ~ K--19~;i.a - - -- I 00 - OLIVEI TI [7E Machine Electric 7 i Adding ~ i 'i'et cneInsi ,ittril,titesl It, IWO offlilals of 11w tnternatIUflhiI Ts'lcph'tw At 'telegraph ('ocp The Inerno, a rs,py of whls ii wni rc'Irnsil by s,lu,tinist Jnik Anifrrson. lists Its niilhors as 11a l ttrnsirls aIIII IInlwrt liarrs'lkt. who piiip.ite411y were Wednesday, March 22, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32171 Price 10 Cents ) Tax For Schools I .:,-.. ', v,,, He waded through midday Mukie is expected 10 ea.qh in the preferential con- crowls on t hawtshakiig tour c.' ttst which is not binding arid t capture more delegates than - - . - A .-- - - - -........ - - i•I• ' -. " •:J - " i..__i_ m m flO'I MARCM 24, 1r.2 l - Beatrice Paul C B Virginia A. Collins John Ebetach, ra,- apply rental toward purchaso . tic rrr. the makes were only pry. ers ' irthc st 30 per 0<4 6 5I % MAR. tSTM 014 Sail LASTS i $I DAYS MOL. MAR. "TN TWIU SAT ST UGER Mcharget Drummond responded that of $9,764,664 in ad _______________________________________________________ M and Mu. Misr : M ~ 1 I a KsI I ..i C.5151 1 . W. DANT 10 YR. 100 PR. VODKA . AIC Islet. 067 Mas(&," 0,640WIS 10103 ~J"`A,MERICA'S LARGEST WINE 9 SPIRITS DEALER VSOP BRANDY 86PR SCOTCH It $16 61 ODURNICY& HEDGES-BUTtER WISER O YR. Sanford .- . MLItL,n lnnsa Helen R mind. r*ltona Seliria R Browr, t*lin Stephen M. Shzire. Titusvifle CANADIAN CLUB -:-',' - . • wi IItWADC W" LASh I-. ________ scc'rs , 'I • . i;'uiLkI s ' ' -i #ii? - -w- : .t - t ALI, O(PRIC S. • • tiI SUM .':,'%. - I 01,0! A . Thea Lacy, DeBar VSOP BRANDY CLRTIFIED GIN us j!At.!t-1J _Iii.hA1uh1 .,' Field. StAgRAN OLJ GOLD • dignantsque3' 1C SLIND £5 obably will be a busy I as ilig~,pr,or many inquisitive female callers. I A c t or i i0 Appear trip S&L. March Disabled ArrimcAn Veteran ari.730psr - 3 79 - Sanford Garden Club, card party. tuncheor. and fashion Redd Harper, wtU.l.ri'wr singer arid actt. Marrit !I. All nils Sclirxii txx'k fair Prairie will be at pm viecjneticta Ri e Tucadsi 415 dg at Bapus' Ch urch ci writer, Lake • . , Starch 24 Sal Board. 3 p.m., t,uiget mmtenan rvn % '. • "'°'"'" -Z -'-" rv.': , flA SILAS HOWE k- TA..NRUERkY I s. , UJ # 47 ROCKING CHAIR LEWIS '66'0 Kint , s ,,,,:: A, . . ° ' "NJ PR. -or JACQUINS TV VODKA GILBEY'S CARSTAIRS . ,jNlf I Dli SU 91:. 5 = ~'- ROYAL DELUXE 1. .... . - ' . O.F.C. ? _W -j': 74 ILWjP SAXONY 7?.' • fl :' , -..:,- '" results ..- ' - ,'.. . '. . _____ -::ii-'-' _______________ About yesterday's Chief ______ _______ ____________ Justice Robertil' reco mendations, for additional Circuit Court Judges ... the _____ Lacks like Seminole is in group which has the blessings of the commIttee merrihers _. 'I .-. . " • s•'" * - featured Couple days ago, e Editor from a r to th te a Let wo man who complained of loneliness .. and didn't want we PR. -.. I 1 ._ • 'v" I Ml ,, e_• - -I .' ' SOMETHING SPECIAL (J I H au .as a.i II 5511111 5 •1I' '1 REBEL YELL 1 .u'3iit14 '_•-v - V I iL ii. i (2 1 150 rwrc'.r tifiD " " .UJ UI. i..ii.i- ili.I.fl (Alt . I.M P. 3 419 ............. . ..... tOtRISIL C$i*Jfli 1u56u50' SE IICSI OR tAUTLRR1 - PURL t.AurcpaIs ____ &t: - tILAW OPPi appearing In The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprini size for $3. - •1I' PGPT 1. WALKER RED 747 - sJsa.. T . 5t- - 'I TiltS r BUY j ,,'aa Cone " QUART IMPERIAL BLEND ' 4, . & there are others like her, though ... we have a name Of A ST. LIGIR ,7,. 491 'J II.. I 11 .1 PAUL MASSON ,';i 'S. IUPGUWDY-SLUTLR14L 1U4'Nf OR 1(051 18". 59 (*51 I :119 49 AMBASSADOR . CARDOLU 95 GAJ4C1A lip '.1.. 1.7t . .. 2.19 '. .. 1:: . .. , '- * Hi-Way 1192 Fern Park " QUART JIM BEAM QUART [AlLY TIMES . 4, 487 - I" 83 '1 16 il ' 1I - i7"., 1711'. . . 3' 50 MARTIN RI(SLI ROSABO 3"S TOUtS rI - . "!J can * ,,_._. - S01JPilIO 1495 779 fl9 1.99 I Mary Noons uiiled to tello( her eznbaraislng experience of being in a stalled carat the busy 3575 intersection of 25th Street and Pirnch Avanue ... only to hay' 34.15 399.. 4775 r WYIT 1105101 CiliM 5.41 fliiiiu 3.99 -- - BALLANTINE QT V ... fi In distress. ILWPCWU 7.41 79-95 0t! ** Nice to see that It's still being being a gentkmn.aii and takims,, the time to help a d:iiael done C 2.% . 1$?Al 35$-MOlilti -. -D-St01U 7.99 24 7.99 Lam via sue ' in never gratitude; one can only pay "In kind'' somewhere else In life Anne Morrow Llndberg 1.41 .... 15.95 3' IMP UIJIUUMILCM r UUTLAU LA Rf.D(*1L 199..-. 7295 .. ,()UTII %iFThAM.SE forces open a new front in eastern Cambodia. ASKEW says he is plea-ed President Nixon did not endorse a constitutional (;()%,. 111F.U11111 IN WEATHER -Yesterday''s high 79 low 63. Partly cloudy with chance of showers today becoming ' generally fair tonight and Thursday. Highs 78 to 85 today and around 110 Thursday. Cooler with lows in upper SOS and low 60s tonight. - - ._ . m I1 • (5% I r u ri I F"' - • r r I..) .i I ti Iu - 'Talk Continuing £4.95 356 .. . . i?l - L _!- - et another int.'rt'isted entity, I'.xtendlcare, who last week was reported to have requested LI hearing before the Conimissioli, This request was considered premature at the time. hospital altorlicy Gordoii Frederick has not available to discuss this matter of hosp i tal sale with the county attorney. lie has, however, beets requested by the hopitaI board of trustees himself available For a conference. A tweii to make meeting is expected for this week. Commission (.'hairmafl Greg Drum mond Ii opposed said that "every has-been 1)emocrat" for to the hospital sale He said that souse time i . - _______________ - . -- - _____ '1: - . • . ' I • - .4 - - - fl7 - s 4 - - ; A " - WORLD Sil.ski. 'Just iru t:st t;m' " rrT " 't visiting that 'sick friend' - and r'ip the challenging St Johns River NOT A pleasure to both viewers and the sail boat enthusiasts who are crowding the Sanford lakefront on weekends, taking advantage of the "typical' Florida weather as captured a bove by the camera technique of John A. - . _------ -- Question L ___ ___ - I __-- - - -- -- - -- -- ----- ' I i.. - - ---------•- - - - ---- - I • rings Hassle Use B feasible corn- inly een niirrneil it be cadets to fill In (cr vacationing recently acquIred 24-hour police peared to neither matter Ii) nunutes privtuusl'that in promise poticenien. However, sonic protection, ould obtain two although Bachelor said Bachelor said that a corn- municipality c A misconception arose In the NORTH OI1I.ANDO had !arned of the situation i1t 5u4ie5ed additional cadets. ap promise prOasi recriproca) agreement with the matter with Mayor Brown prom that Thursday Huwcver, 3achr r Brown remarked Mjvsur in- between be and Longwood I.ongwood police denprtment contending that it is to ,00th that there .ittemptsul conception was has Sweat in it Chief Edward for use of North Orlandos police pression that these were sought which North Orlando would lure was only one cadet requested to 'troubled waters" by cadets resulted In considerable for a 18 hour week. th the vacation period terect1ng that 'it is still in Nor th Orlando Police Chief an additional police cadet end assist wi verbiage culminating wi th an for policemen for only a month discussion stages .. nothing send turn to Lon.g'itood for rim accusation by Councilman Walter Bachelor said that it firm." Charles Howell that Mayor his understanding that both the weeks and Lonirwood would do or so. Ra'weli querted as to what the Granville Brown kept the Issue cadets were to be loaned for a the same In recriproctty. At IA total of 32 hours weekly. Furend of the nine weeks the ad,5ary L k a "big secre t." ot have lid n NOIth matter titer, Bachelor said the cadets ditsonsi cadet would be 1. the Specifically i the .ii ievolved around the fact of the were requested for a period of evaluated as far as retaining t May Seek turn upon a temporary basis. reply that they would liars to Longwood police department nine weeks, thus resulting said that this Bachelor employ someone. requesting to "borrow" the the municipality losing its Iuncorporane RweU then asked if this were . T.' a MARION HETIIEA - was was a e ' ap- anti l Council Mulls Use Of L d L kes .# an uk a c.iw I .ci By Lkmna I'.MrS ,trounil the cs"irse to he built purchase agreement CA.SSEI.IIEItI(V Will the over use next five )ears.** tie points out the city received suns of $O,()O annuafl>. land 0' Lakes golf course further Zaccu said, ho as a recreation facility a request Irossi developers to at e city shown th th study has or will the l6-aete tract bi rezone parts of the golf course allow condousintuni apart- can purchase the property from converted in large part a condominium sipartinent ritents. The developers id in the owner for $&O!)3 a year and apa.rtnients the conununht> t'xctuingt' for the rezoning, the etmunate These controversial 4tlestloflS ilol f course could remain is golf flOfl;)lt'tct> have been considered at length and us detail by a special threewever, as a site to for ______ ouncil lstt;e C John Harry Sam rook and Or, Job's Conclwion reached is that t1le ideal would tx- the retention vf ,. Drummond Urges: Courthouse Use Old the "green belt." But can it 1w the ,4h,,-,:-- 'n.stt'ti by the done" One thing for certain, told Liii. till I.'vu.d t • ( la)Usut, wills the p.ci..gt' k-atetl us the ..'ld courthuut soimsi' action imiust be takt'ii us lueArticle the city. The deeti restriction of be danused. ''Ars theth' spat's will t.* I requiring continued tpersithui 'r )tlii lit the isewtotinth'use Ii wiuis'zsii eictssst't1, the tract us a golf court' itlohbi gtith,itIt siwulti di' All we posib1 can Li expired in February and the cwisider 5 the UI it) of sase this wreck Withut thai loose is on to have the property recoratitioning building, *ill again ha vr rt'zt'iietl to allow apartimielit it ItlotiSly rather huts ,ittit'' ijfttt'i 48 user Sauli rd or ist cornlo'iiinIWiI construction .the with Use previous piarts to ha't' .m Aolwx I., ,,lostoahue use of the site to (reenhut Construction Coin' IS' UI I t1t , ' of we it'; rtiIer tilt S parking lot (,rrenhut tie said hi, believes be' INDE t'ouunittee, . anti a new t'un- woulitbi aisienuibk to this isi.sni cilmisan in office only three twt'siuse ('U SItS i. $4iAI sit ttt'.* dcath months. Insists the Land must be lit overtus LInIIC kept as imsuch as possible In its It would have 1(1 IY because It set state to protect and Is behind Iii i'ulsstruition It the t'aknttar ant , pans> raze it (sill 0 It' and get tier on tier way iagal:i let's give bu ms this week's Mister Nice Guy inward. place for lanitlies to live And bit' has taleis his case to the ik'oIIk "There are basically three CIISSIICS vIlabIe to iii,'' hi' sauul. 1 1' wy arc: I. l.liiiitiute tlii' gull course, resbo'imsg it wills tss,isies 2 1 tiliil,iiiiuiiltsiiii alsil ti apaitiineult.a with a golf course of the gulf course by 3. Uw permitted of 70 RIAA houses thy with rotutrut'tion Ill01 uuuiOtifl WASlIl(.It tAPI 'I'h rt' AFt,('lIl isseustiers uI I'S) Nixon s I'rcsldriii toils>, rt'sigiirtl litu,i it tuisgs'r sas tug tilt's i'ltI i sintiul cooperate to a III prugmam they Iesseit a' i,hnnui'tI against the issitltimi's t'i sItJwortt 111,1111V 11 % tisarAbLs> FItt'ntnl i.'tiflUlWIIt I IA F,nte(talnlnelst Ilk I Iii.l3i.tI hi'pItssl istes l'o'dui' isutii i'i ItS Society Sisits i Caffumm-it oan 0( the cadem. Urgwovd Board in S IVA 6A, 1A u.k ,it 1 1 iiisy night .' at 3 p.m. U the mse ILNY asaman to .iiscusi the question ifuicurT,ujratiun - simply a request , uisr_ "r artier rum Fqemjn , athiseil the that rnwn id that the vtllase all papers are ,ümuat sl'.:uid iisist Loogwoud by order and that tlwqueatiun Sending one of the present Lill, require the jute of : will IS bow' week. fur a cadets of Like Mar'. C ouncil Herbert Fox uije':teil a Ia spuksninan, .t.txorillng puuat as to question at this corn- . Mrs. Sassjnisn. this will Ruwl!. as police hopefully be on the Sep' tuis,slener, was not cunau.lted In temnber ba.UuL the matter :-:.. R,eI. Lscicsed 'tut he had - a - rtoi" ourahm 1U scratch yours" wc'uld discunwuse Its' tflsp1iteh village bor Brown said there was no such I to keep Cosselberry is desirable mission denied. . - fact (tuit soul.' oiiipiiit who are Interested In In the purchase also favor placing the 110"1111111111 sway some phiyicisIi mianugerihip huts tended to olihulons. I)runulnotld said hit' cItIzens should realize ,is'u U a $10,000 th at sulr of thu.' hospllul would I , • IliCilU loi1 oil toe Os i' era )Ut. ii WOUau additional lunels for the school building program $50,000 to $125,000 us well as a tax boost of from for the ('ounly. - , ,ill. medicul slaff was not 110118111Y In fikvor but the order to brush his teeth. Per. 4 0 K I in brough Tuesda -y brochures tie had received (roiis displayed some ('0111ni Isis ioiie r John _4161111111" - . - _____ -2 Morris MetU hop out of his car ON TIlLS DA'E IN hISTORY Lu 1544, Japanese kamikaze pilot Yokinso Taznaru requested perpilsilon o urn 1)79 Sale of Selijillole ,%jentorlul Hospital c011tinues to collie before the Huard of CountY ( '0i11g5sfjiOfler5 * * * One 1'A&1Pfr1!1tt ''----.---,-.- '.-.è n ..'.(O.I(-' the ice ... a Mrs, Braden a 32290M, for triore information. 1 6.99a. ' ____________ • t*$5$l' A PAIR of setbacks in the Illinois primary has shaken the reign of Mayor Richard J. Daley as ton r man among Chicago Democrats woman who'd li ke to help break 'i! . II&I . ,,, ' anon UtATIR McHINRY 12 YR. , "E ABC -S a AlL U JU 4 -.---- V.0 COACH 3' , 12° j/h1hIhh1 * Hi-Way 17.92 M t. " ________________________________ '' way for those WISh 10 YR. ¼ ' '' " 'B. Ice I ',.. "379 &tIVPTWlfl 't' 7' II 11" 8.15 7'y•vi•I . , •a' IZI a PLASTER I NUT' ,.(sII14$i - :I.s 11 5qy LI1iMI0" her name to be published. who'd bk to No her as a th communicate wi result of this desire for TIACHIRS 4tl 4 '-I •IIIJ wimi avisi • I '1 71" *1.1 I ._i.__• ___, ' CHAMPAGNI 7.49. S%.._ 4. 449 rU ' . $ SvtI 1t II' -...........- ....... ,... •5.s4 GUCRINNUMIR 47.M iu M'b'' 1.19 SCHAEFER BEER 6 6 'AI 125 BLATL BEER MILLER HI-LIFE BEER 10.95 TUBORC_IMP. DENMARK " ROYAL DLtUXI •9 ' 5LAi (Jt f 49! .1. bone? champagne !i HIN MARCHANT BAELAT 9511 •' &S _____ [4YJ.I(I'I:T.4_.I U ...5*A .: 35'. £i" (HIVAS RIGId 1 YEAR J• ' .a'w BONDS MILL E '' I 5SL 'e ._. J•,YSV I _C10 DICKIL * •ait..i - ,, C ' amendment to prohibit busing. But Askew's agreement with Nixon's busing message stops approved half of the total Judgeships requested. -about there. ''...- .'... ...... SF..N. F..DMUNI) S. MUSKIE, claiming in victory that he'll keep winning now, leads Sen. George S. McGovern in a contest for Illinois delegates to the Democratic National Convention after • beat.li ng ...ugene J. Mc arthy n a presid ent i al preference vote, House Judiciary Committee - 8 YL DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 ________ xWrff 2 ... 35 If 95 4 PRO GI:. 3 iS -- 45Sf E LM!SSSY CUJI CLkIDIU 3 3.....I' 3495 5' HICHLØV BRUit 3195 4" ROYAl NIVIE GIN-YOURS 3.11 E' Cti1lfiL PR!TII 1 YE . 11Th 5 LEWIS Ii" III'. . 11 .95 15 r 01 CAIVEIl PLSPOt1 1" 01. 1Pi.YOUUJAWjIN3., 15" 14' 1 01 IZU BRD0L B PR 3.. £99 -- 1311 r 01. CJJIADIU UK 16.1- 4-91-- 51-95 ) in OT, L011001110W1194 G1113... 14' * 3,.-1P LS.I5 9' 17 Ti. 11LUII11E 99 5.4s-. Gth ir WISh 11 Ti. CAR 10110 1.99 .... 5 Ii BIAL BOURBON 4.99 .- 5695 3.,.1l' £95 ' ruu Diiul UI cwmo 3 ..-ir 5115 'NATVAUW IMP. RUM 5' OIL HIROVY ..-ff-' - B3.15 P W VEL VET 91 UUARI HLDGES-BUIUR i 411$ PUll 3...i 1 4*95 £115 1" UlCEiTlIlED 19 40'5.19E1.95 4" ABC VOOtA GIN 5" BOURBON SU[ 3....i 3. 14" 5195 ILCJIKS _!S5C 1' 1tACHPS 5CVit 1" QUART ir 11 YE BONDt ri 14.95 G' Wi COACh 12 Ti 111J10 4 73.. I Ti '' C NAUGHTON 5314 9' 01111k "Ni I 91 [ElI HORN 93 1 Vi Pt 16448.44 'a" CIRT1FIID •"I -. OD GRAND DAD ABC GIN ctnw (IRTIFILD RUM CE RTIFIED 90 '" '" • ' '" " '•' ARUM ç VAL69 GO(D SC!IflI!4 t rI f.fl(TILMLW coMpog' . 1 . ABC. 1N1UCXT IMP. SCOTCH imp SCOICO BOOTHS -- MYLRS RUM VODKA .I" 100 SILAS HOWI 14 HIAYHI I's - __•1 I& 55$S I It I i' '':& "_ '- . •., By ,., * ce I)eBarv Comniuni: Center His appearance will he in March conjimctiwl with the showing of League of women Voters March 25 a color motion pict ure feature. School Board, 3 p.m. budget 'Gid Loves People," in which annualmeetxng,:30p.m.. First administrative ofrrvie he Poru f*c'es.warehouM andtexttiooks. Extenti new wbools an both antagonism and p- H Sanford rtiakera Club pointment, Agri-Center, Altaxrwnte Springs Extension Together wi th Usa and Club. am., lag niece and nephew in the film Seminole County Republican ç t Federal S&L. Altamonte story, he defends a band tIPCUtiVC comniltier. B .m . at I..appearmlnt hippies FUJ1 Federal S&L. 320 V. Jigoonce incites fear ande placid Saran Blvd.. Altamrite thruugbotlt th rum community. A rival a.grwul. Springs; public invited seri'es as the 'evils Sa nf ord Tourist and Advocate" in testing the farm th IL era faith, as do two stunning fleboard Club covered p.m.. t th dinner. 6 Imses in personal rtirces Center. Harper sings two fl aciiigs the film, one called "God Loves 7i,'JTiittt Club. I ;.i. People" and the uther, Tbe : ('c:ltiierct Goad Life 1t. ' %• . Cadet Inside THE HERALD have been tabulated In Illinois, what one message do you think those northerners were trying 10 convey to America' As Muskie would have us believe that "this is the successful of beginning primarIes;" or was it because there were so few running Dial those Illinois constituents didn't have the "Wallace, chan ce" to protest? Wisconsin will tell the tale or Pennor California sylvania... I. 1.D1CS Now that the . is, V---:.tiouiva _____ 6EN0KTIN1 :.- 79 • STFIGA McCORMICK fiy.%.' INVER HOUS 3.99.. .. • 1... IMP TIQUILA I CROW OLD 48411114". "' '' • -, All ;11 L11A. Seminole Audubon Soic3ety. 2 ' ' ' - ABC 8 YEAR ' omen'a Club. noon. Club 1w - . S41 imp SCOTCH 6 i" - RAMILIA COFFEE LIQUEUR ;-j 4 79 ' CUM -- Altamanti- to V.akullk Springs 21 and In Person Federal March 2D-? 14 McHENRY OLD GOLD $$ I 4 : : . • - ~'J - - - . .. . . to am" - Headli nes III ec -' _______ __________________________________ nee Nah, not too many from in_.!.l, .. 0 Unfortunately it's a sign of betcha the one the times ithone ringing the most In this country Is that of the Navy Chaplain sta tioned at Cecil 1. 58 " "IsYY QU&RT HIGHLAND I .RUM c 4 , iI'II" LOUNGE COCKT AIL -' .' gaas _____ visit you. slautIlUt II _ - '.'-- 11 I OT(5 INI rI?CI swlwIN iw I Byiohn A. Spoliki '" . III 6040100% - Id ' ., . val o rem taxes collected, $6,621,783, representing 69 per cent, as received by the School Board Of $11,164,785 in ad valorem taxes, receipts and excess fees from departmental operations including zoning, clerk of circuit court, and landfill office, $6,633,073 was received by the School board. This represents 60 per cent. Of $24,591,165 county revenues and state revenues returned to the county for county-wide ds,$lB,988,383,or77percentwasreceivedbythe School Board. Drummond told Buie that the matter In which th e School Board has applied Its po rtion of th c funds would have to be identified by the office of the school superintendent. .P11-E.1!Tii I GRAND BAD 100 rsee,", ., 9 a. ^ CHARTER 1 ii -~ CANADIAN SPRINGS t 10 YEAR OLD ,. 'T - c ,,,j~lKlcal. McCarthy said he I bm. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Wdlard Harrel, bay, Sanfard Doroth t.. "ItWiOti Fern Park tJ Gwuber. Ann ancy Orlando Frank 1. Smi th Sr.. Lake Alts Lynne Raborn r.rd ;2george stuart da where he ran a fourth 'nth 1~ - Scritis Tindall - aft" (.o,rimunkt ftirres in (it1p were seeking to line up supçsswt (or - A. P. Buie, Seminole School Hoard member, is compiling statistics relative to educational building needs, It was reported by Chairman Greg Drummond to the County Commission Tuesday. Drummond said he received a communication I am vitally concerned that e are steadily falling from Buie,reading in part educational building needs for this county." meet our attempts to back in Buic stated he would appreciate assistance in obtaining data as to the percentage of the total tax dollars remitt ed in Seminole County applied to edusation in kindergarten through the 12th grade. 6 vh~ Further he wished this Information related to tal tax picture in Seminole. That C9 oney that this si gn i fi ca n t $9950 ercfltof the vote. __________ Kathleen M. French. New srn%T= Beach %antcj, New Smyrna ~ Beach aye Alire EllIOtt vi . . .. the charge of in 218 uas Troop SCL)UtS of . (Staff Photo) y ceremon osw_n Sanford: Sarah Mae Ban Dorothy F. Chandler In" Smith -"'-' - ' i-Jrcr'ii+ril IV%e'IIIL'I 11.41 t Cth(TU' AdmIaiofls ' ''1p Births 1 gins, and Muskie needs big ones regain the campaign momentum he last In the first two primaries-New Rampsture. where he won with 4 4 . % 7.. *..J FlRiAl- ( Saturday afternoon in Fort Mellon Park by Girl Scouts and Brownies of Sanford Neighborhood in in cornmenoratiofl of Juliette Low, founder of ''ru question is one of ma. The .'- ,..- - j' - •- the ewleilt of any t;.1; n volvem.'flt in the ulleged ta's prev•nt ARPTAP from takir-' powt'r . 1 -*.. :.- 11 ANN SIE('ZKOWSKI !f[ - gave him ,ssniirvtutri nnth"rtty Iii do all shot I of a I orriiniran itrpiil,lIr-iike ac tion- In kPels II1PWIIIP nip 4 .1 . by I $ 1j) fcjliow the lead of Chicago South Vietnam, -'the wrong war Richard J. Dale. r begin with ..." j servative Jor,te Alessanairi The mmo was one if sever 4ev'n released iM.rsitfl H.' claims they were written by ITT officIals daring the evitic.ui to the c period leading ai,guratksn of this Martial IWPNI dent. The n'.m' 40 riOt spell I' ('riTp rosinp of j'resldent Nivsn r the shree-'Sa'I r,;ce, c.n- Korry resigned his pi'wst its 1771 and now wotks In Waistsingtrin as a ennisisitant Iiw the (1ver4'as Private Investment lie was riot avsilahia' (4W 'srrrnent Tne'tay Allende did not win a majority In the eltmnn, and the cncstest was tot, decided by the Chilean rrngress At tho time the memo Il. 3970, antiass slated. Sept Statp lsepisrtm.nt giving him (hi' green light to move in the "fli. f,.-,!,,,, l'5Wi't Buie Is Exploring 'I . 'Ill" flhiIIWltlliWl (he U S Eititins'y in (lilly' Is, sIn its lii'at to keep leftist President S,nlviult'r Ailrn'$r trcitvi taking 1q',' In 1970, sirotiltnit hi a 64th Year, No. 153 an same du-ecticm be said That is the main challenge of th is leiict haIl the delegates U and probabi) more, 1, ziz - 4 FALSE TEETH r_ § - - '. State De partment ,____- :' U' - hh AII','le fr"r, !JiIn,f the m.ro'i u,I'I to (hue by I 1 to report ti, the firin wi pi.Iitinh 'Iev.k'sp. mi'nta rnlIswIng Aikn4.'s ekelion in Septerrd#i 1970 I:i.'ven days after AiIendes ele( lion, the mn.rws sail, I) S Arr,I,nsqa,kt iiwar'i Korry rc'ieivecl a message (ruin the LS.TII ' why - � 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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MERCHANT • ot -.1 A AL H -, 4 I 1 Tuesday. Feb. 22, 1972, Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 C 641h Year. No. 132 ents 14E*00 IJ tw v - ET • • , •j - •t 1 ___ _ 11 To Exciting Adsl :-. - ' Il '7 r t - With Eye — appealing P - make people stop, look, and listen! Mr. Merchant, you'll find the sound of sales will be music to your ears when you use ads reproduced in one, two, or more exciting colors. Our newspaper has many spectacular color pages available for advertising. come in today & learn how you can spark sales with the use of color! 444 ¼!.41 %YCU I W 4 P 7t1) Iq jVX atij — . . - - ,r .' . ,t ,.g / I - • ', 1 . • I )1kt, a ' ' .4 i,' , 'A fj -' i:• • . . . . '' :' . - , Sheriff Chase against located on sit t6 west near the Grapeville Avenue intersection is this 1970 reported , 8 ' 0 from Endicott Sanford earlier law recovered ding Sanford. officers, including rts Altamonte county tee beard at Last night's meeting of FlorWa and the North Orlando Council Patrol, ca the occupant •Utti15I I with speeds up to 130 miles pprecLAW.per hour from Altamonte to Sanford A 16-year-old youth —— was booked on 11 charges, -. includingrestatingTt5 In cue you didn't know w totenceuio theft and Brailey Odhism is now serving riming a police officer after as the siz.te deputy finance the vehicle was pursued chairman for Central Florida on from west SR 436 along 14 to behalf of Senator Mu-skit. Sanford.Below. Altamonte It Is true that Muskie would Patrolman Louise Combs alan like to attend the I felt) talks with FIIP Phillip w Bell Lids Saturday, here In an earlier Dixon after ft trooper "t Sanford ... but — out the rear tire to the car in invitation was extended to order to Scn.stor humphrey' (Bill Vincen t• 4. ' being 0 hala heu of jail range County18t $35 000 bond and acc.irsII to I In the ,is Kris Is a ,f Richard Franklin Day, 52year-old retired Air Force of(leer, whose body was found xli weeks ago on the Trinity atoy C Day, assistant manager of the sainre store that was robbed later, died as a result of multiple stab wounds in the acrording to thee autopsy. The slain man recently had moved to Goldenrod, near ,ae Orange County line. and had obtained employment at the t -. • , . avy H " nes STATE IIEI'. GEORGE FIRESTONE may have enough votes to cry "lingo" as the house again considers his 1)111 to regulate the popular game of ctmnce • .IOIIN (;I4ENN is the honored guest at Czpe Kennedy today in a ceremony comrnemoral1ci the loth anniversary of his 'iiitiht n as tile' tor4\ - r 1. American mer can to) orbit the Earth. - ItFIULIIN ASKEW, hitting the campaign rd time in three years, sets out to trail for the third along an election trail (till defeat the anti of political potholes. - — —— .•---1 . - ' - .- '- .,----•.— L •— _I, 1 If — & •.- ______ . ' , .-j' . •,-',:;r:' . - — --,-- . -. , - - ' S' • - -. • - - -. '- - - • • • — -. :- - 446 - . -- - - , - -- - - 'Doggone cold weather,' bcmou Elvu, a poodle owned n:. :he J1 tn Griffiths of Lake Drive. Casselberry. who got into his sweater a nd cap earlier this week when the cold winds blew in from the North. • Ann R3le. Photi -- I i a vs Sale ( f" 0k 0 Lake Acreage o n v UCDAIfl s.arirsa.i' '-'I ..rr • "•%•,1'J •. i-.Yw netI of Sanford City Commission 141 acrr afternc'.n voted to sell ..kefronI Dcoverty adjacent is,, The Sanford Herold for James M Ithmer I E. Esdge It then promptly set aside ' tu. Cccii A. T- ,ck. 11 and Walter G low of the amount to 'Ise L ad Ca e Seminole Zoolctcal SccWty in A. the event the society l.a &cto -amount ad SIZ.WO vu nut Le-csfu1 in raising 1150 °°a te the 'ord is it i new site g eea apVraaes1 at $350 The property sal, to A.C. but would ,o slung work load Is lighter In their after entering not guilty pkas. Doudney, Ernest 34 Southward, dicatmi they By MARION IIKIIIKA The two suspects. George C• Vernon Miss Jr. sal with the sale respective counties. h'ossiblyacontrlbuung factor Johnson and Gary ieelterndofl, Kirk, all Sanford busnesnmen. loo IIU1flY (USt' in the 18th -r,e prvçrrty was ¼lunagnated Judicial (mccl, comprising to the increment in the legal were initially charged on a (tsr- Li cndiUnãl and based on the .11.11 a "-- site sonic tiflic *40 but Ih-rvatd and Semirsole Court- work load Lx the fact that three count tAfornustlon with three et '*50..' feasibility *4 000 later it was decided by the aw -ae n .i ttIIi. again have rt'uItt'd in ii deknilanta, uxwty mnonitng, i-uuflt.s of cv iptrat. to conunit structtrig 113 uulllon uunAmwu ts, this visiting judge at nrraignmcnts apparently apathetic to the a felony and one count each of In apartments. either highl-nas and or complexes In the event soIl lnt,ntaW I on county ,art rubbery in Circuit Court this morning. seriousness of the court attempted Will had possession of cann,ebii These borings tests, still to be mad,. Liflit 'guest judge , Today's two procedure and e pcectude the higher structure Jqp by Judge dropp ed th Stcptwn Booher, arTaignmentscofitlnUNt. one fur charges were (In-ui! A secuod Sanford groups fill gN lromnFt. Iasuclencialr Lastwerk the thmnitline; the other for the state and Later nettled under to the to aabuut Circuit Judge (juirirs liolley fourth The third (ailed to ap- new tnftsruustlon, Johnson Is viler vi $100,005) (or the proper tymtnakm and (runs I Inellas Count ocVuPil pear although the bonding new charged with three counts was turned down by to the i-sty WIthin I only Julian I. - •' • thL, beusthi agency was no tified on Feb 16. as a ertmnirul offender having a nnsslvn with • fr N ''.wt sotm -rc,s% lshave inst*irers (.**srt John 'B>ni, i-barged with firearm, ggrssated assault and slicaleil that there b "Just too robbery, had arraignment attempt robbers Uerndc* Is rubmnuct work" ant that the continued again until next week charged with attempted ru visiting judges result when their for retaining counsel. Byrd t. In bery. Roth are in custody. Att ilerndon's arraignment had custody. --Continued until nest week for tie-en i'cnued for obtaining counsel tlruiiuzs the fourth time Is the private arraignment of Willie Choice, Gras*xi) and Johnston's foc _V.:(luirged with robbery. Choice is notification of parents. .p,1 l's v,ci ______ Not Also set for trial on April 1.' At Last weeks ii bond t, r..! 511 3..-o ' .rraigcusscnt, CLrt'vit Judge are the cases of Wtttiatii fr....is •' cusIurn.rI tocorn. n wills charged Dominick Salfl told Choice that ltictsarslson, . ott 1 a stolen sod sss P.ilO •W,..* 'i ned toiIa wi.ulil tie ,srraI1 U S &tunof rw "wPvnsobiI. Salon Iluwever, Judge flootier u- charged with breaking anti enterUtg with Ii. pressed. "I don't see how w an arraign lusts without Intent to cusutilt a felony, grand ,1 VU Ui..ii IVIl .. . larceny siti.i auto tiwit. Both ioUfl lL gitty • Choice hia indicated that 1w P1eadedl m)I .35 fund.s to retain private '- . Our Nesv5 rvicc Dept =:=5ri t•s,• 1:3Il pus Mndai tnt- u -'rI 7.30 arts Choice did not appear at his - $:00p is Sturd.syi 8:00a.m. traffic on Motor vehicle initial arraignawni on Feb. i, West First Street was .snd his kwtd was estreMed and ________ — a capiu Issued for failure to stopped for about 30 minutes DANK early this afternoon when ip*ar. kVtNitic3I FINANCING Ol'EN IIULJSK viiI tie Steven Wesley Cos, charged two cars of an Auto Train special jwnped th, tracks tuB with Laaaktng and entering with held at the a s.., iii itis seaboard toast line * —' titiilum ilepassilsi sc sat his right-of-way Actually four nut Ilitwar this morning,, 9th attil iit'iicti Suncars w er e Involved anti a bond was eatr-esded and a (lay, Feb. fl, -4 pm 80. attache "id it "mild be caisiaa Issued. llol ' to lne t he bef at toast four Two of the iruspects In the rs ur kie I Iw ' tracks .i, Fried , new mu Dec 4 drug a2moot-ootatKMart .sl J 5c'l tls '• 17 92 & Onora Ril cleared 'If we con 1-t director shopping center hail their trial county the oik do crews ut it, set this miuwning for Apt ii 17 ii mitt his wife . Headli ide THE Ins ,nsie john Polk said a warrant was being obtained charging the Orl.andoan with the stabbing death of Richard Franklin L)ay,l Uasseiberr) liquor store assistant maaaer. Perkins Is expected to be rought before County Judge Wallace list] this afternoon. Polk added to bear the charge No murder charges have been filed on Michael Francis inunder also Whalen. %estIgatioL for the Day killing. Polk said. ir" - / Valentine stripped Thieves hit in the aren of Sanford Avenue and 25th Street a another report of a fellow who just spent four years in the service, came borne to do some (tatting In the Wekiva .. parked tsl.s car on the Ijingwiod-Markham Road. and when he returned, he found that orneone had smashed-in his trunk put a sack under his fenders (not the bumper), stole 1111 some tires and a battery . and the worst part of all. UK DIDN'T CATCH ANY FISH, EITHER It's not funny, really .. so, a word to the wise should be sufficient. And for sake, U you see some strange cats around a parked car, don't Cato beatitate to call the law Fulton 'Thayer l'erktns was charge degree just before press time - Ends WATCH Olrr...have had IWO calls In the Last IWo days people who've had their cars in t1w slaying of Ofe store ma"ger. which ( tz weeks f it. 1. J. Kris said Michael Franth Whalen. 34. of 4302 odd venue. has ehated TA with abducting Walter Barone. mii.inIec1 ot the ABC store, and with acomphce Fulton Tha>vr l'erkins,26,of306SouthOsCColJ Mcnue Orlando Orlando ii ac.t.dorobbtng1hemflattaer of $3,.O0 Feb. 7. • . . , ' ,j . 1g • I •.. . $ , .V.i'f1 , .. ' . 07 1 it . , I ' .:? I r • ., —.....-----•— Bullet Thank you. most sincerely Although It was dcll%cred late, your comments and unw derstanding has been admirabie, to say the least. thsI pleased Especially %_C'minole Tax Collector Troy Ray Look the time to come in and tell us how great The lieraki" looked In its new offset appearance ... and tha nks also to Nick Pfctfnuf of WESH-TV for t ao There's nothing like color to ..... r An ()rlars.io moon, one of two charged In 0-p- I*eb. 7 armed robbery of the ABC lAquor Store . -- JOHN A. SPOI-SKI To More Sales'. said. Faces Murder Charge • quttcha Icannot tellaUc! And laughing. already.) ______ But, I still feel Like today's day to wish George Wuhtnittrn , Probablyfeel happy-happy. that way cause I don't enjoy those long thrrr-day weekends, '. eh. WNch brings me to another !,t.,. / why is it that 001) point federal employee are the '..' • ... ones to benefit from this P . calendar happy crowd, instead •4* • 1,tf the majority of us who still \ taLktnterusotaflreday'tj,-' week. J. Istv 1#'par'rn.nt if m'd, rrw'anwhll., that the (. n tutkm bats m).stloelng •' r!wThefofCr(r.sshys ;n't taT' jury shout his ennilurt- hUt 4nnis not bar ti'a 51 The grand jury n Rawtnn I#IIO*T1 5 b.U. a PY' 1 ' hired Gravel ts he lp him a'th hearing, . JJflIZI Howard Wbb.r. •r" -.f •;•• MI*&I.t*i Tpchno~xy Pr Robbery Suspect Also .. ~. . ( '.n,(reI not shall qu.stkmed in any other 9" fs' "any speech w (,ra,.is attorneys arlzwwi that the immunity pqr.hItslts the grand jury from qu.stkslng anyone lnvoivtd with the S.'Mlast in arranging for the pubU. ration, If akiti and third psrUn" (an he qwiUnned. Graveli ap. it woiW Warne tm peal for rrw'mtw'r* of Cm. itreft to get l help Ji7 In adequately do their '1tkiai 1 1w' high ourt granted tl1i .$.t.. ..I..a tiirth.r •••.-- - "-....,. i ominent Gravel, a critic *4 the Viatnarn war, disdosed portions *4 the war study papers last Jun. at a ,,iIdnIght meeting of a Senate subcommittee, IN later orranged for publication of a fourvolun)e edition by lisacon l'rru. the publishing arm of the AsUnitarian Universalist vxiatlon. At la*ui before the court is the meaning of the constitutional provision that rn.mnti.rs of %1ASIIIC.10N Al') . 11* -. . ... _.._....s . ''" " Suptnw 'ours uisy decide whether a federal granit jury may question aide* of Sen Mike Gravel., l).Ata;ka. and third parties" about arrangemmli for publication of the l'ent.agon Papers Gravel had ctuslIend In appeal the leeway granted grand jury by the U.S. Circuit Court in Poston. The Juitie.' Department,on the other band, Department, contended In a separate appeal that unjustified restrictions had t$rers tinposni Judge In County • W•L Look Who s Back — Had a woman call with an interesting question cuniplaint ••. 'Whose responplbthty Is it to remove dead dogs (rum the roads" She said that she tiiilt'd the County Health Department, county Road j •Itai4es Control Department . # all i, cry attentive, but no one interested In doing anythIng about it So, after thinking about it aiiulebit,itdawnedonmethat l'ltESlI)ENT NIXON and I'remii'r ('lmiiu hold their second meeting, forrest r9ota within the county the dead loga he 1742; Grapevili. Highway Avenue; and near the corner 51 the (Mom-a Road extension and b Lake Mary Road tlnaiuhtiv. now bac.ana. of the but what cold weather happens when th, temperature climbs bark to the norm of ? Till. SENATE Judiciary Committee OpeIIM hearings today on the nomination of Richard G. Klcindienat as attorney genoral. Grea! acts taketi'.w cssdlaal ewmsc l;ii • r,__j,_,_ '_1\._ U. S. FIIEJIS ge' their second North Vi.'tnmtni'-i' MI(, in five weeks and make (our attacks SImm antiaircraft batteries • wl-'ST (;F U MAN, irliner Wi.iiI I ,ita, .1 ,ii Robert ••• Joseph aho.utt1 lands safely in Aden alter being hijacked by thirst' Arabs. - , . -— ,.. -. • vrrissiirri.—ae-stvruay a tiigf) it IOW iii I uruy cloudy and warmer through Wednesday high in 70s Low tonight near 50. I), • j,\ in North Vietnam. A huge r'ass of frigid air sprawled across the Great Plains and MIweit today, dropping temperatures below zeri In parts (h the tipper Mississippi Valley and Nurth..rn Plains • ' o or • •• - ANNOUNCING BULLETIN • • v I ('cainty ' e I .. LUUNUMY UA K OF SANFORD, INC lit-411(11 s �:A - ThesMrd Herald 14 Tuescthy. Feb 2 If You Can't Stand The Heat Down ' TAI.LAlR,sF,' ) ilw' F lostritiA Suui'wrii'.c t ir 1. ""' Associated Press Wilier -. In the evening, President and Mrs. Nixon. accompanied by Mme Chiang CIting, wife of Chairman Mao Tse-tung, attended a modern revolutionary ballet in the Great Hall cii the People. Unlike the largel'. ceremonial meeting Monday. Nixon and Chou sat down in the Great Hall of the People with only close advisers ireseni Thu. indicated that they were buckling clown to the bard questions of where they msag China's remarks of the first day. suggesting a that - ucarmatizatirm of relations, gave hope cmc th ing concrete may emerge ftom Nixon's visit to China, For the first time, the Chinese press gave a.tt'nsit'e coverage of the visit with pictures of tan with Mao and with China meir meeting ioni today '.&as small and iucR'e than exchange of opiniona Instead cii ht line of e.asv chairs in which they posed or photographers Monday. they faced each other across n rectangular table cmlv a few feet wide and with only a few aides and nterpre1ers pent Henry A. Kissinger. the President's adviser on national security, was at his right arid Secretary ct State William P Rogers was at his left. -,if( z:t Icisphvr(' lit the iiuLcet was ovia an: - _________________ 'BeorcILion In Den Mayor OKs Bus - - - f But Dislikes it WuLACT's Illso RICH orrr.&. camplawo suff - frwndl', and all laughed with relith during the brief picture taking before the leaders got clown to business Meanwhile.. Mrs Nixon began her sightseeing with It visit to the kitchens of the lamed Peking Hotel, a citadel of Mandarin cuisine. She displayed obvious pleasure at everything she saw and everything she tasted Later, the First Lady paid a surprise vSat to the Peking zoo, The kical press and radio had ignored thi arrival of the presidential party on Monday, but today the American visitors were the big stor "Chairman Mao Meets President Nixon" said the headline across the top of the front page of the Peking People's Daily, the newspaper of the Communis t party and China's most important journal And beneath that headline the enlirt front page was devoted to the meeting betweer. Nixon and Mao Tse-tung and the other events of the President's first day in China There were three pictures on the front page and four more inside of Nikon with Man. Nixon L1I.h Chou arid the banquet which Chou gave %__i_. L. .L. ...,1 #1111 , . i*iui.' nitu wionua iiibiii jut u Americans who came with them Is t reach f or e high g,'ia]of the Itsata for the ilr'.-llinn is a ann hiring generally reeogni7s'd as a cuin.lhlati in the state or national news media. ri ll\i PIII\T' trot intrrrst on !'rn'td, nt,, ton's toast to the President at the banquet and Nixcin rep.l y. Radio Peking began broadcasting the news of the President's visit and his meetings with the Chinese leaders Iii a m. including recording;.a ip ; :h tivehi rttnnt"n In LI-'tt.la av'.iI a MIG Shot Down By U. S. F I i ers _ W4 * * * Pek i n g, M os cow Visits To Affect Balloting ? . 1 -. " '1 ' . Teachers Ask Pay Increase Reject Expert's Advice Demos Plan All-Out Drive - -. - - -a ____ ' ' :' Gov. Geoff Wallace Is Key To Demo Primary Puzzle __________________ I ______ - ,40.iiiIailttIIt11 _ _ __ __ . Re ___ - M eet BARBS Our S ______ Sen. I. .. is - - 1/ I , - . IolcaItt;ta ' _ - - , . ,, ., - 'il " i -p i', F - - __ __ — o~ w -.-- - _ ~ .. - -- wr~ " .1 - Vi I li(t I) ' I Al I I' ".1 MA "i ".% 11Mm sø ft 2 in giant. Henry }f It* made i personal llppc,iratwe F riday afternoosi at 1"a,r,ia', Market In Sanford and some arnami small fry found he was a man they could really look (II) 11) . Shaft f'hnto u . . , By Orlando Firm Port Site Sought - I su Indica Village ( ng - - wv'vNT -' . - Hospital ' - ----------------- ------.- - - - - - . Notes - "t.siF --- NC george Stuart M1 - - kin C. Mu{'lar.trt, DePuty I. it' O'Kaurae, lklLary dIucrine 1) l',iuy, Ikitonhi .Uaamn Frank Fantone Sr., I J'.iji W. Weaver, lltona Discharges Sanford: Mrs. Kenneth Capps and baby boy Joseph Green Paul M Johnson SAVE AWAY F (THRU .NO - TRANSFER) tNhsmi SERVICE 111drAll you save t'.o'.v - . Salute 19 To The Farmer s __ Mayor Lee Moire signs ' - 'I I (itt 'S Ia If fmhtib,i 11 TAMPA-WEST PALM BEA04-l'T, LAUDER. DAL E--MIAMI-SAVANNAH--RICHMONDWfOY4-'WFW YORK-BOSTON proclamation for Future Farmers of America. Week, Feb. 21'2, sit,llilt. Bill Best ikft,i and Iarr' sraddy of Seminole High 'hool FFA Chapter look 4Z b' ' inches Too Small for on ad to be noticed or effective? Your. readIng this onset means 1 c I X olumn * 1aI!wiiys 1. _,., ...', I 10 S l'at k A v e l'Ii.j(s. )12 4S20 buy ltvt PROGRAM you a'. 04fissing lillet ti st ill stood of payIng it Makes soop., cluesnt it? first WITH EXCLUSIVE SILVER EAGLE .•.. When Service Matters .wpvj)] . -. - - BR ON FU NERAL H OM E - - W / - - .. Of Okay ' a ' -. fl _-Iq=m~_ ~1~:: e n ore the IloanI and Dr. George &tnrader, in a F ddit l')ePu Jr sht'.is off his 'tWo to ilelt to ritilit I Hick }itfl the (ity Council several times Sc I (inint> Port Fty "1 11.54) would like more t-'- . i'-. i: to appeal the denial, bitt had lengthy tirade against lb. Authont Julie Myers, Teresa Lo y . Becky Thorpe and Lisa 'Ogotxl The troti})t't' 1 1 ntght details on how many people will unabte ' o lime proposed a.e t.'aa shopping been turned awn)' each center, authori,'th ' JO i as one of three laii enforcement officers that visited a (our ,i'itl hi't'. rcr-e,l )Sfl, be hired, strict we should make ric another with larger ntwtb.r "the race to bring tllrctor either b citizen opposition or deplored to ear-old class at the Central Baptist Church during a recent study * n sure that the firm hires more of employee unlearn proper oflhmnerclal by lock of inifonuiation about the est.abllstunenta negotl'ntton.s wi th a concrete than i-2O persons," Vahien sewage course t tu V incent I tioto disposal system s Into the bedrooms of America." firm wanting , project. last night's pcate ill the adokd. 3y4ilAble lie expressed opposition to the Port of Saifoni hearing was a last attempt to lie indicated the authority lie said espk'rationa tm' persuade the Cite Council to center for several reasons, yan - tP(trU (nIICI'rte should have more Information underway wi th the developer calling it a had r zoning e verse the previous decision, and Structural .e.tI 1 inf4urther with the an indu.strtab part to n rance I ¼1 JSI1IIt ive IMwndel, attorney planning practice and fearing with headuu In ng ta~e Pr' reprrscritini hr. kt'rs of port property for prt#pnctiveksueetbatthe Pori p1 presently f,43geu degradation of pro pe rty values, construction of a $200,O(XJ Is interested in it.. proposal bu t fr the entire project to the city apart for &nduitry In the Included in these plans is the and "Irreversible social and building to house an estisnatett wants more Irtforn',a lion located adjacent ,o 14 and decay processes James Wagner said, 'If we l(*) employ-es engaged In the s meation of an intersection (with etononuk n treaDrer: at Wilshire Schrader cautioned that such a ricanufacturing of concrete pursue this we should reserve pn't1r. h" traffic light.'. pLimit would "change development type for the construction the right to approve what csuitponent '. IS ('uncilnut Charles id Dust it Rowell sa 1k ulevard unit SR 436 and the ft Marine hktias'a this from a quiet residenti al i nd ustry structure is placed on the extension of Wilshire Boulevard owru ORlANDO 'nit unprt'edented apparent lhcre would not be any additional tutd,s. roposech neighborhood to a neighborhood proposed financing property" Uniter the May of fl as or Brown added at could posstbl'. efhe th growth tint municipality- was re ected at l t to run the length of the , se commercial ftc. arrangements, the concrete W. C flutct'u-'on, Port ,st' night's meeting of Village Council, when fr-ctuate a reduction of the premium by obtaining shopping center. Additional of inten on Sr tivity. firm wants the Port to borrow torney, said the Port would city's ananother bad on a hospitalization plan for the stretctung them auth a buries also would be placed councilman were apprised that the police. Iloitrier, he said this would only amount Several other citizens spoke sufficient funds front the batik receive $168,0lX) an rentals and pLate in the beLef t !ervf suranc-e would cost a total of 436 in front of the shopping after 3) year; their eerrue; Mayor Grunvalle Brown said that last year's to a $M difference, center, and an access road from against the proposed renter, by mortgaging the property- to the structure Although noting that last year three buuLuwere Kewannee Trail to the renter and most were concerned with build the facility, which will be premium was between 11.300-11,400, and explaited the increase as the fact that last year's submitted and that the cost had doubiril, would be built All of these hazardous traffic conditions repaid by the lessee over a 20specifications were based upon Owse of the nevertheless Council voted to accept the bad of tmnprosementi would be paid which would be created by the year period. The firm's bank has agreed to previous years In a tileb the police chief was paid ('-as.s-Knoblctck for by tine &% elopers "We center. Upon a request front a loan to the Port for the make Council Chuin,uan Edith Duert, be a t-i'rdit to a salary' of MO monthly, Today, the mayor think this will In another bidding that upon a new police were raised exfull $200,003 amount AVAIJ the salary of the chief is giy monthly Casselberry," 1.owndes said over 70 hands vehicle, five bids were submitted Prior to the Then. t. the c'i!lage payroi as increased as opening of the bad,, Mayor Brown requested A nd "It shoUld not disturb the pressing opposition to the %,,County tctnmil.uioner Sidney . titiflul 'S Cii' NCR Wen Jr . a Port mem be r, said will as addiliosial equupnit,.t tirtOk added, An was granted permission to hire two police cadets reside residents who li ',e In proximity shopping ceoter. Five humus EL}.CTRI(. e 1w wanted the projected were raised in a pproval of th example cited was that of four police Officers at a salary of 50 cent.. hourly f or a 16-hour week to it." pa ed to yment schedule c ha ng Adding Machine voted re Council FolIos ing Low ndes' pres project. now being insured for $20000, and 11 auxiliary ads submitted for the vehicle were front Jim allow more funds to be paid the several lime-owners unanimously to denythe officers for $10,000 each critation I Jack Prosier Ford, $3,162.21; Midpa for Mal, or Brown expla ined that even though from Indian halLs spoke in request. for rezoning and an- first years of the repayment ' sch ed ule. nexatlon, the shopping there was only, cute bid submitted upon the in' Florida Dodge. $3,779.21; Johnny Bolton I' ant, osition to opp $3.297. r and Park L'.odge, $3,, ' sarance,frornCass-KnoblockAuociates, should beer "19 itt," .-others they would have been there bait Village Attorney Thomas Freeman suested gg close to what you have there," Brown said that that Council receive the recommenda ti ons of a month tine present Insurancerrurrs on March 8 PolIce Chief Walter flamhclor, . R 111111 appl" rental lId. Marjorie hiutchison, William J. liaws toward pimni'husse $13930 FEltltt'AII' N. i'n torus Joiu'.nir Mae (l.cer Admisikais issues K. ('nap Barbara lee Edge, (5'ne'. a .1, lrifiordi Beverly Ann I'inkney (;raee t Brown, Lake Mary .1..' Johnson (7appa, Lake Kamen M. I)anlel Ortez Lopez Burke I.ortnza J 1.ora (;all Metaler Monroe 113 tnt Itt sttt 51LU22. r,it3t Robert Wheart A. William J, liuirttgrove Corimiai'iy, Elizabeth Morrti William P p,..,-.,, ct-c...i. 141443t c... C....., 153-6444 (race Elizabeth Rhode;, Longwood i.'.,' :11i. tmi A C Kinney Jar'sulyn North Casseiberry Tilson, i.1,iis2s2-43's Johnny Keller Sp.ukilng, Orlando D. Elizabeth Muumnie Kate Ilouglat Oos'is Mae Dodson, Orlando Ilellomus Spurk*k James H. henry Symonds, Orlando Kirby ('ki Janet Hartley, Osteen Ik'rroyrr, J Shirley Births casselberr)r Mr. and Mrs. Allen Forrest, I)ehIary Frances Attn F'ista'r, ('hariabers, boy' Sanford J. William I" - Certain -7 I " --j~ . Arizonan . i is a premature request." e Oil. will the annexation and Involved %ill, 'nina, (I of a second petrel and said that am Ii it develop.• presently in (he county. ment would -, Since thrit decision. owners residential clutincter of our I !,,I driselopol-rs of ttw pristwirty 3rea." - I, W V___ .. - - -~M__ - _-_. __ _..______-___-r~ -_.__-_ ' - - , - , I I ' 4 __ ~ __ _____~ - Ea~!, I I #- - ~ W~F -___- W~- _~~ " . I ". __r * I V-,-,-_ - ------- ___-~__-_ ~~ _______ m. ~ - ____________ Is Blockom.(4 . ' - ens thwl'?'r " rd i,.swhi sail he wac tr a veling widely, slulkinic talks to e,wnurage hlaik voler rrgI, tra(j051 lie salti he Persosnafly two keil i".I. Inuriul ?ttusklqi lilç the ilettiocrat It' notnin ,, ls( tia*t the was u'ntloi-si,u g no cnn sihiate torinicral re,ss,qtq SlutI PPIfli center itt tine entrain (full recderita in the area thai I I tine aubdi'. talon. f wMIheld last net-risar> nuIpoIntc the would lx' flank of Winter Park, as provideti Iii by Inaste, asked for a reversal of %ialtlansl'p stenn project which Zoning hound decision of Dec currrnty ' been placed under IC Mflifla, Board at that (hue miss'a riumit by the county. lenIed a. request for -' This , .-'' ' sentence" torimis last night In an AtIMPI Assoi-intion. (Ifixioiell life " center ~; ' a es akes Co si n 'Tbf own hail twen I nnvh'ted tlnantunninusly it) an all white jury Nit were released after seraing hair )piru of a lIy.ar 'It : '1.fJiASSEE, " and Ted A)v*rei. both JacUor!Mayor John Lfrisdani told the vine Drmocmts. and Rep darrage4 Results of the ot2 3 GFARGE ISPER 1114*) ' Wayne Hoilinpwarth, D.Lakt er attacks were not known, Asoelated Press writer 46 am for busing even though most to his Eacart Meanwhtle~ reports from, SAJGONAr- us fliers Mnericans dislike IL In a cr.mitte In 11w House slx down their second North Vsentiaiw said the North Viet. width tharsrterzx,d as raiaeC Fir4a Gin Vietnamese MIG in five weeks name art lifting their sete Of I'nrd*ng the lion in his den P.eutnr Askew fix' his pltlon and made live Long Cheng and xiflmg back to In recent days a bill was en- to the busing queauom. while By o p ening the door to what Monday night WIlLiAM 1 RI'A!IS and published under the tiDe t, waiting to release u poilint antulircra ini batteries the Min of Jars In northern iliaucxt attacts an ITt tIiI' Serfb itI1W Of lawlt cizlnç farmer Gin AP Spr'rtal Cnrrrpoiideii1 'Khrushchr Remembers.' the Gars Powers untii after the appears to he a their SUPPlY VlttnTIL the U.S L5C$ 10 P°° '° iitt and 504."s in the i Nl.lLa S Ktruahrhei- boasted firmer Soviet Premier recalled American election we kept Nis- with the United States, after nr'twirk from a spoiling acerCommand reported pLscr cm the Mardi 14 peealden- In a schoolhouse door and slate that he kept Richard M. Nixon that = month; before the iNC on frwn being able to claim that years p Mal Robert A Lodge. 3111, Of a tion by Laotian gcertur.eifl InLit! prunar ballot a question dr America's out of the White Raise in 1261 elec'tiats it* United States was tie could deal with the Russians. U1113. Mao and Choumight 1i FIOUIUU That rnas not have been true lolled b the news that the Run- Our pobc made the difference said to have cast Nixon it. the Colwnbua. OhiO, and lit LA Res. rtIU15X5 nf Sabeth& idpport or anti-busing amendAsk ed before his speeches If However, this is again a petsi- mans had shot down a U sps Of at less: a half million votes, role of peacemaker. Once get C- IIICtie't' IW'Ut he fell he were "txiarduw the dential election year. and plane and lrnprisorwd the pilot which pvr Kennedy the edge altatri. this is a time when much Kin, said the" intercepted the The New Yin mayor did not 1ioi' Lzndw. said "I've been people art going to be wonder- The Incident blew apart he needed.' Sh eik Of the American public sterns 1.ao(iInile-*n-bour communist 1 h and i - indemn Die lawmakers for in whether President Nixon's Ktrushehe'"s summit fleeting Nixon was vice president In WiI)- Of war in Asia It is again let over northeast La* ,n t2forit Action, but Opened his set)-, em atrict Vvt beet innyor & trips U. Peking and Mnscow will wi th President Dwight D. F.is- the Eisenhower adminiatiatum. a year In whic h the ward fired thee, m±ss ilei at it whirr !'Ote Speeches to th H(Z and New Vat 'Rut 1w. Khiuid.ctw"s calculation was "peace" can have a role In the about90mites southwest have am particular impact on enhciwer before It could start. u Harm balloting the Niweinber voting in 1%) Eisenhower's purees- of rarse, highly debatable. BEIRUT AP - Sheik an exp&oiu The' reported d. and saddened. and angry, $anie well bri, ar lbs busing Vet it could be argued that the The answer ma depend or sir, John F Kentwood) , met with I'ven it Mao and Chou haw wt Kliaiila bin Hamad a] of and a fireball hi up the ruiztit ti'oUt what I must say t r - at Vienna. 7Wparticular preference in the Mao.Chou role and what develops tram the Pren- Kheushcti' TrAru prime minister Of torches, the dent's talks with Mao Tar-tang Ktruahctiev book y he told 12 etection. they must know the Soviet leaders in May might skies. The Americans were the Pets= Gulf oil sliei&. irmacratit presidential cans and Chat En4a, and then it Kennedy that the Soviet Union that their actions have a iaable win ag*tnt the President If. Ing an Air Force F4 of Qatar. seized power SpkIITien said nec Mi1ILar ii,.0 annamced the erMa with their archrivals the cast "11w deciding ballot" when polltil wallop in the west- by November, voters discerned I ram his cousin before u: raenri.t of Thomas C. Todd. Is Soviet leaders Kenm.'ct defeated Nixon. The whether for Nixon or against fie Improvement in the world MIG1s crossed z L. todaY. Bahrain Radio were support4, superintendent of schools In American planes picture ir. nw'nrniri attributed to him account adds. I extilauwd that hUt !u Cnunt -where Alabama ing Laotian !rr'es north of th ed reports i'lain Of Jars r) . said the deposedruler, Lodge and Locher said o lr 1511Z Sheik Ahimad bin All a] 'Todd compared Lindsay with fired their electronically conThani, was on a bunting and of trz4led missiles at trip in Iran Enciarvelitisa man emerging to enemy pW&ft AnJ the KK=td Ttit Pi*tirmth hrt.adcast trod Dir country during a time fled back toward Hand. .choo3 hoard Mcinda heard said )'ladio Qatar an. ' A USspokesman. Capt. The target states where ?.a the various Democra tic presiBi MICHAEL PtTZEL Proposal that t JtY conceitthe camp to the vrtdcrstrneni "an act of political ,viuntinves of the Seminole trait its 1V"2 pniaidenti*l cam. polilan suggested the Deiiw Cleflt*SS] candidates If National James dtntremcsit, said Associated Press Writer Education Association SEA) rI a'Th1 British pror:'unlige' because he faces , pilots have hem cieThe Democratic Governors paigri in 30 states that oIler the craft put their mone' and effort Democratic Ctuurrnart 1.uas present proposals fix' wage irctrd'atts ,000 people. i'-riiim Caucus hum uruirummaly, Fe'- best chance Of victory a nd, Ut this year Include the 13 carried retire F. O'Brien maket sad- tEC!tlng MIGs daily along the for county teci Sheik Khalda has long ten y ugwvocaiiI tnam between North M uslim, his in Hubert H Humphrey In iIOUable arrangementsM )f''ti'dI ;. :' unt's efk'ct. write of! the rest u-trtts w 11 when I stand on busing,' r' SEA u been the strongman of the was the t and Liot, but this IranThe consultant. Jose phNa- an his unsuccessful campaign gexierall considered the sheikdom Arid hu coistri's I .atdsa tztic Inamaker,. "1 am enpgement reported ance Jan, ;so)lltars. told the Z governors apt= Richard M Nixon and runner for the nommostim had __ __-. __ 1. JUitit the base sallil') triri head 01 state was a d r it I an, far busing because it Of in 9. when a Navy Phdntom meeting at AIUIaPOIIS. Md.. Maá.a. California. Delaware, been accused ti a' starting ceremosual one. to often the only way to MU- Present cçf.onerds of ducking debate downed a M]G11 over North t*moaatk Illinois. Missouri. Monata that the New Jersey 1.C1wT% U) .00C. Qatar ii a small peninj'rutt our schuoli" 'IethP1fl That was the first challenges presidential nominee could car- und Ohio 2 Inrrtait *1w salary Indri w.ala that Juts Into the 1k said he was far busing be.hUG downed in 30 mantba nMaya' Sam Yorty of Los r as lea as It 01 the 30 sekwi.d In another political develop. -_ Persian Gulf from the rausir fir alternative 1,01 PIT. 1. More than half a darn other states and still capture the menu Manila, Sen Edmund S jelta. however. charged Dial personnel are paidfront three 'he side of the ;,,-fuel racial segregation fighters escorting Forte While House with a majority Of Muibe of Maine said he would Muitir's letter to O'Brien was Air percent to f our per cent Arabian peninsula. It has worse: tar worse." over Lisa and rai ds bomberson IL' avoid debate." participa te in a deba te between 'a subterfuge the na tion 's electoral votes 3 1iiie amount of siltan area of 4.347 square M*n Fiartdmar disagree recartaixiarre planes over pkments paid from five per miles and In 1919 produced vntere in two orth Vietnam attacked five near ly 130 million barrel. tiur.lng 9-Ui-I in retest elections. cent to ID per cent for deans. missile radar sites and anua$rt" 'TU'tf ;troleum I.;ndiay noted, adding "1 will trout lOW fto!' cent tm Sir Pet "' craft artillery batteries with _~ rurriculur: far ut- cent the political bombs and missiles rouuul vir subect ar-t& 11 a' All were ott the North Vanttciigreentrnt I am lighting for representative and from Sen nafliele side of the border, 13 ti' ient to low' per crtit ii prrsidenr. but not at 4.1' mI les north 01 the demik tng the Uunp i students advisors and clut Ih ALTER It. MF.MtS a' gnng ha ca mpaign lot 11w dkle$ that Is Ilacr is writ tkriWd rant Sponsirs AP Political Writer '.irt most about" Ma) l( Maryland primar)-(sw atra& puitung dat to the 30 Iii one strike, 11w M1AJI] APt Florida's :,uidia3 was t least Iii he plans to enter-per-cent level Muikw and said. low antiaircraft artillen'. A w':ncjcnatw presidential pi,t"ntial candida te to aiktrest TheT a a 12th entry or the Hu'nphrry are generall y ra ted gum e'rri rri.iela'vt rtuir' as a political t!tti session a! the Legulatw't F'lix' Florida ballot, and it 'maid he in the 30-pen.csmnt are.. In sripu.le. and the kr to solving it ci'a1 on Mar ch 14, when vol, titiner rank are JacUori. said to .n Henry Jack=,. D-Wuh is a seven-letter word meaning e tiw'nnrd ht'it week and Wall.:' he asked to register be gaining ground In I "I \ ''T I ':ii,ii,t..ir hr governor of Alabama ,tzriitrt a Pilatt'rI cm the question of ront rrcrnt opinion surveys, and I .1 1, "i r S It it, an 11-we) cunteit, where pulsory busing of sctwoLliil Maya' Jcihn V. Lhiwlsy Of New Ms'rncliih, '.tlw m.dr miii constituencies are cronesl atid ten far purpiaes ii daoasv y+, with Getirge Ii rights hlgtnr in IIC as coId Gin'. Gecrge C Wai- racial balance. p4c(ovrj'n ci South t*kcda the first black student at ruin. u'krl'ORII' la ce leading and gaining -nut i-ott will have no legal the I ahe-ralt'. of IlnIsa]jin. tkneui out going t,r..kr that strength in the candidate polls. standing, but the political tailsippl A. ceo)' candidate, lea a tntai stak e It, Jk - ttfi.rtaUlr iti n'ht' h e challenge. veteran playingtopattedhouses art his mjtislike) tobenrfltWallac'e, sherasngtiituselfaI :1wI -. "a' after you've a' ,, I*mociiatlr Bra. James ( ) . $ ar lf 4escrlbed 'candmdae' helping is, urn out his supererfl Democxst, with ha fititland. against the dibnent" I I ae and keeping the biasing, ha The camlmdate who can push paranioumt. to pet Of tocreaaecl deIet arid itr'd be pIed his stmwanj signlfiranliy past "It I were running lbs :•"S fat out 1if). h.i "ce wending. his stress or. out jsr: Ur 3D-ten-cent level can win In lace campaign. that's just what low AM ou'dor, Jackson needetof ,.r:1','t Florida, and at the moment. I would want." said Huiiqilwr' . t of the in end n an)) Wallace ippruaches that atng asut & the '.' 'i ' . life trunt edrluii of ce'. tund of StTetIgUL dominant issue." 51140 Sen. Hen- 44*t to gain headway for u"! The polistte rite Wallace, r hi Jackson at Wssl'lngtom, later primaries. .r. 1~..__ &M_ _W_ _ , ;-,% who rose to power Ut Alabama puslung hard. sponsorMarch 14 primary _o . as All ardent aegregatuansi, ing & caeUWuote1 smeodnirot award $1 delegate votes at U.i . well ahead Of Sam Edmund S. tie practice. f National Com. lu JOHN CItI)WICK Munk.Ie of Maine and Hubert H. T'V 4.I:\ i:ii1%L argues the refeen. ven Wallace ii certain 1 vt.'iC Associated Press Wilier 'ird hi.'indu nit ('hut ps'? Humphrey Of MtZUItiOla.. tie &..m W W give voters an °PP get sunw ci Unciti, and at thisf a i is a train. ut .o.aal I r I r a d and former WASHING1UN AP) The two entries now leading tint bal- tasIfty to —. hieing Without p appease likely lit get1 v '. lit predecessor. depart'. to his Scmnate Judiciary Committee' nce' 01 the field Wallace. backing an smtxf'. else th rigre Jnh Mitt-hell. who it-signs opens hearings lads todayart the Wallace tells his campaign .:pit& 1,uiii.%time'tlt I Id MuEte doesn't talk about lit brad J'mh4eut N*ots the national Dennoa'alk buillingf is campelp nomination Of Richard G. cz'uwds i Jmd C plarr I( ree lection campaign, 0 L C' II' i'Jfl Si, i-icr li: f ii. W5*&flIfZttflt S,if.jtvJ}J,'raIsj K1.'tnthenst as eittaruey general. leaders beer the .ha& ova ha L 5 0 sct, wtd Often last tint Kki"lieng Is •p 'Liberal Denwa'sb are es- caouiidar7 because "Dry knm jam mW of the sermon than Published Daily, escep 14 Rasr 11 peeled to use the occasion *1) what you migtd do at a r FUNNY 0U3ANESS political stWflP4mntfl be S.t u'd.y. s '. attack Nixon administration where Dear are N' rival ,d to viiace. Cii isim*i. pubi laa.aid'order policies contenders dividing the "ate in taturd. a prc,d Ir.g "There is a candidate in lbs it "stma'i Regardless, all signs point to a contest decided hays plurality. wt* wtnoie cane N Fr.nci Ave,I os'erwhriniing committee ap- Some we it as simply Wallace has been buLk ov plia ( wit jnla'd and Senate cuidanmatlon against Dr field-a major phi jenple's tears, and ha nine i ci the .-i.civsUve 4&-yrarfix' bun. George war.,ce," MuaJv a S.cond Class a- mac'ceau' to Ally. Wallace t.opes to take advan. in DeLarid. "I'm told he's gv 4 Fl flTFI L ã Get, John N Mitchell tag" ci a'c,wd.d primai ballots to win I dor't believe 'i " ,"- "I Mitchell as leaning March I to in other Itaha late'. He i js managers tiel'.et'* at iii, ri di i..'. . Ca r rier. direct President Nixon's to- air 1u4 'slUt aapportml 'nid The coue In YwsIS,x -. , Wss* 3. t±crt -"'tgn. an Annapolis. Md, to begUn or- polls taken lou' Florida ewtid- \ ._-" * _~ V .f 1s, i In I 11 I ~_ 1 0 1.~ . 9 Indian Hills Supermart rNwIlk.- - it griwa,'' I Plot to salil alto series as ttramii,-,r ctii.'t, liii of the National Asiottti,,n tot the Att'.'nni'rment of ('ui,nrei I'114t1'.le, matte the i'harp in an Intervie w 'I;'. Wal1t"e, alter he was cli', ted the first tin'.,, realigned \'.et sought to remove his 4-- ti.lIc ;rri %1111 tine stale ltoI. iwtar,I ahirli, hi'irfiil l;r.age Wallsu',' was of AlAtsallm a tib strong Ku Khtit Klan s'i'p.'c I. salt an eiet'uti'.-p of the N III fl(V A Baker lewis, a whit. ,,tan name an grounds he was not at'. 41 ke . % include a banqunl in inn i,rai vis it ni to the t.rtiiIda Cft and a I&II to the a isti pit, t1Inrrar roinst,in t, rt1 i, i I -i/i -- the challenge" against l"Iou- hia'i pu'lniary taut Inl Ymty Vtfrtl was one Of It stati whose name was ;ntius'eit on Fins-lila's autoniatis' entry ballot hr state eh". tl."i'. ,tfll,'laIs preslden-a of these Unitlid States" In a mafont.'. opinion wnlltçfl In .lttstic'e hal I'lekle, the i''s,rl ''ted that Truman am-op iii.t. It vri cnn'( 'tar.,1 the heat n Iii tutu, ii-111441 to telea,0 two Orion I'Oti%'ICtesI 4 1 "autratlng two He- 'sait.sviI 11.-,, Ha t l'i 1 11011111 1 141 slit' Iw'eahl,ntlsl fl The Peoples Daily aLso ran the textS of Chou 4 el ln4epen.Iene, Mo , ci. ,,% wastes in A Renee line A note er it, S. Thamaun, t.hav toll I ns A ngeles Mar or Sa M 'ori)- he can't rnmev' his name frtmt Florida's Mar'h 14 presile.'ltial prtmar ballot In It. 52 ilec*akwt, the p.igh court saki '(nrt,'s alleged right Of pelvaca "iekts to piddIC Interest when a cstl'n cbonu'el By FRANK (IIRMIER ;"' 'h,'tn I,, n,',ut,l itutiing it hints- in 11 11114 . "e tin .'f his a.' tIc .ini 1$ nigiul,nj it'. liii. Idati It Nra I lunsinpiluli e 110111A1% -, quoting f,'cmer t'rraicleni th*rr' 1' President Nixon and PEKING; AP) Premier Chat En-Ia I conferred nearly fair hours sounding out each other on the today, apparently problems that separate their twe countries should star i'ttt Of lit.' kit. lirvi The rourt " .Ill the nit. seu'a aItos of ''that terte listrint 4ny I 'Yorty Told: Stay o"t ' I Nixon. Chou En=1al ' Knuckle II. for Irrsldrt %Ixnn It hrL titii; I lwiat ride nd hiinqurt In t-Iiitlr tPr%$tIr Pekin. fliiri ,nii i cultural shnt hi Shan g hai MhiI the ett & Industrial rp*sizinn t. 'ii Li ill v.1 Turn To The 'Hard Questions' :7` I hn c, - FI Federal s,.,wnALa,n seminole cocrily MAIN OFFICE, 312 West iu,s( St'.•t, Sirn?o,cS, ;oi,da Ovum) OFFhf, O,s•do Shopping Ce-it., Oviedo, FIwia i ()NIllSO()J) OFFICE On S H 44 A, Li S H* IT 0.1 tcwiQooJ, f.'oJa �n, yi lhn Snnfctd I,,r&d 4—Th HtI Szth , fl) SA " j.Ifl.tib1i1LJSCRARIEff jJ y,Tmrrr L..jI.J .J IV -k J at T'APTMFNT STORES T r."N_W .., 1 J. 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Fisher hooked the BIG ONE, but during the ensuing struggle. his new rod rake Davis grabbed the broken tip and assisted John in hand-Lining the !&h into the boat. Plenty of anglers would gladi) exchange a broken rod for an H pound. 27 Inch largemouth, Nice going. Marina Isle Fish Camp, Shirley and Bob King. owners, hud several good catches of shad during the week. Even with Si Lirday's wind and weather, one boat returned to camp with five. A Thursday trolling Dip by C. G. Caudell and Darer Duff mulled in a mixed string of 12 specks, ID shad and a few h-rung. The per.1i hit on trolled Shad Darts and spoons Perch congregated In the deep water beside the camp and hunk Iin'hermen had an easy time hooking all the specks they hinted. Bream were also doing their thing here with one boat '.vt1ng a struig of 37 Mr. and Mrs. B. L Harvey. cunhned their fishing to the Lake Bethel area and topped their string ci seven bias with one weighingwii n pounds on a Wednesday trip. Jim Blyth of the Plaza Sports Shop told this catch and mentioned also that Ed Gordon fished the same spot 'Dnnrsday with five bus ending up on his stringer. Bream hi: sell in the Wekiva River for George Fowler tht week George Cherie) of the Wekiva River Haven Cam;. reported that most of the coats going out from his place were getting good catches of them on worms and mussels. Five pounds, sIx pounds and seven pounds. all bass and all caught by the same lady angler rrpertcd Ottis Faulk from Camp Seminole. The Weklt'a has been frcduclng some fine catches for Dottie Hill recently. Jim Choatham also has been getting his share out of this camp-his latest haul being -"en bass up to three pounds each. Osteeii Bridge Camp reported Sunday's fishing slow with few bridge and bank fisherman getting specks but few a boaters In this part of the river. Pat Brooks. lemon Bluff. said speckled perch were striking well on live minnowi and plenty of catfish were being caught, but not many shad eaniing in This was the word Sunda" Twenty-six speckled perch, some as large as 2 It pounds, fell to Bill Holtrock and Johnny Stanish last Monday. They used jigs In the shallow water around the lake Jessup shoreline. Other reports compiled by Darn Smith, Seminole Sporting Goods, included eight shad, each one over the five pound mart, for Bruce Clarke on Friday while Budd) Smith U" his limit of 10 bus all fair sized, from an un-named take early In the week. lake Jessup is slowly corning to We with most basis bringing in strings of 10 to 15 specks per trip Riley's Camp told of one angrier having a Limit catch on Monday and 25 Ti(r 'rue*da. The best strings are being taken to shallow atrr as the fish are going on the beds. Next week should see plenty of action with the approach of the full moon. By GAR' TA1OR Herald Sports FAlter There'll be no can opener for the Seminole High baseball team. Any thoughts of that were ended when the Boone Braves were pot at the top of the list Those Braves visit Sanford today for a 3 rn. contest at the Seminole High baseball field The Boone game Is one of Dow slated for this week as the season opens with a bang. Saturday the Tribe is at tome again as they two Apopka and thenen then Saturday they go an the road for the first tine, nwrt.tng Oak Ridge in I - 11110 m-l. _____ - I _-M!!1 X11" 11 , ~ . - _ : L , ' W_ lm~ . - ____ - , Ild - . , _;. -. - : - Trout fishing Is terrific In the area south of New Smyrna. e shrimp accounted for five for one party fishing out of AtJs Camp Tuesday. Not a big catch but one of them tipped Ur scales at right pounds. another at six. Ted Gregg. a Sanford resident. used mlrrclure plugs to land 39. also on luesdey The biack and gold speckled color seems to be the best bet just now (T7Z is the serial number). Dose Duff, a Kentucky visitor to Sanford, finally got a break In the weather and tried the trout to the same part of the Indian River. He wasn't disappointed as he brought In 25 and threw back nearly four times that number. Duff used the Mlrro-lure fur his catch also Cold weather causes trout to seek the deepest holes inn (Ofl find so a little time spent in probing the bottom with an to Iwate these holes is time well used. Cast to the edge at the shallow water, allow the plug to sink for a few seconds, retrieve in short, sharp jerks, very slowly. When the Mirro lure is worked in this fashion, it is hard to get to the boat without having a strike. Checking the Daytona Beach area this weekend elicited the lnfcwmaUo. that trout have been scarce but bluefish are still in the Halifax River. Many are being caught by bridge Fishermen according to Wayne Brady of the l"iahin' Hole Tackle Shop. Piet fishing has been Limited to whiting and sheephead as the water has been unusually dirty due to the strong winds Swi'Gk'w Pete reported big bonita schooling uraund the end of the pier, but anglers could not Interest Ihem in taking a butt. A1 charter boats were weather-bound over the weekend t,'jt should 1w heading outside once more as soon as the wind uiidt- -1.!T' C,(i F'IS!IINCJ 1 ,,, -''4 . - It = __ -3 - - ': , , - ,' ' M' -il , - 4 .. - 4k c, ? - ' I - '4 " - I-, '- ~-Iy IT MM1~ ~ . -_ - . .A~ I - , ' 7 'Z -. -. t3 - *_ _ '-" - N 1' - .' ___ - - ___ '- - --" DER WIN WHITNEY i 12 s comes down after blocking a shot by Bobby Rape 115 t of the Sanford Eastside all-stars. Eaatside won this game to gain a rth in the state tournament which opens this Friday night in Cocoa - " 1 DIll ;lnceflL ur,040 ri',, hit regular W.cCo's Cleaners during the Ah j who ged 32. poin ts per game icr averaged '- - I Cation, il Wasan, Ice U to Pam -- Cage Finale Is Tonight S .. UI tourne For Florida Tech Five - 159--Dale Olson 167--owles Patton 17-Bill James 190-Dominic Mandicott P ause -. ' ' 1, It 49 ' 0 ' :'., . v' wr Kennedy, 51 u.s.. RM dee t-, tMlenn Hill pinneil Wela,, 'JI, lInt per ..1 1174'r.g Williry :T.i ann Tor'f.t HT-Mik. '.Vhlte in..i :4*, 'r i!, fee (itiIla .' - l Mau 'rm. . nim., a,...,m '" tin * • iii IN ' i . , ,.. __________________ ' ___________ . '- 7 U 'd WW i• 14IIurnI'.l "'' ' .- -. it. - -' - -_____________... -... - . ---- Blue Is Not That Easy -. - -- .. ________--------- . lct Sa"Ints lt After Boppi*nq M*id ies p., .. I Tribe Second In - Track Meet --- fee - - -': leap 1,, Y, THIS TANGLEDwreckage was all that was left of Wafter Ballard' brutes didn't ;ive the Pennsyl- 36th In a row and 166th in t' Ford after a grinding two car crash during the Da ytona 'li) it ':s m'anlans a sporting chance, r.'n- Last 171 games. Daytona Inter'nati:ial Speedway Sunday. Ballard walked away from Dan Steward paced the cning roughshod from the start of the acc! lent with only rght injuries. With the l)72 Speed Week over the second hall to break open a gars with Xl points, close game with nine straight the racing scene at Daytona switches to motorcycles with the Daytnn.i Southwestern Louisiana, nI points. joylnig Top Ten status for the 200 set for early March. 24 of 31 attempts from the floor thing myself," said Beaty. "And that," said Conover, "Li first the this year, got a 41T LAKE CITY (API Don Vincent Ptinti Known for his ring, Beaty the way basketball Is meant to point pe rf ormance from tight free throw biround jump shots and 150112. from with lay up feeds by his team- Line. tie also pu lled down 15 also is brutal under the back. be pla yed." Lamar, the nation's leading The way basketba ll was scorer. mates, Utah Stars' eight-year rebounds in leading the Stars' boards, averaging almost 16 rebounds per game. veteran 7elmo Beaty estab- attack, played in the other parts of the lamar, boosting his average In Monday's other American 0 listed a new individual scoring Pittsburgh's George Thornp- country would have suited Con- to 36.4, connected on 12. of 31 record with 13 points Monday Basketball Association game, son kept the Condors within over's aesthetic tastes, too. All field goal attempts and added 11 night In the Stars' American New York downed Dallas 104-95. striking distance as he repeat- the other ranked teams won, In- more from the free throw tine. In the only National Basket- emily hit key baskets and wound eluding No. I UCLA. BasketballAssociation win over He also led in assists with eight ball Association game, HaIti- up the game with 42. points, The Bnutns rolled up their 2lst and triggered a couple of Pittsburgh, 149-140. The old record of 62 points more shaded Philadelphia 102. playing both forward and victory this season, defeating Northeast Louisiana turnovers. guard. was set a year ago by Stew 101. Washington State 85-2.6. Roy Ebron aLso turned In a The Nets broke a four-game Southwestern Louisiana, the powerhouse performance, scar. Johnson formerly 01 Pittsburgh Condor coach Mark Rhzmsteln said after the game that his ABA losing streak with Bill country's No, 10 team, downed tog 36 points and grabbing 24 and now with Carolina. "I knew I was within reach of team tried every defense Imag- Melchionnl's 36 points leading Northeast Louisiana 112-91; No. rebounds, the easy victory. the record when they started inabte to stop Beaty. 13 Virginia whipped Clemson 62Scott McCandlLth delivered By HAL BOCK ssue a big name stiAA .&r.sagned ii When Beaty was within one passing up good shots to get nw New York built a 20-point lead 60 and 18th-ranked Kentucky two free throws with fcx..r Sec. Dtz'att staged its tlr',t )ifkiai Sow that Oakland owner major league regulars began the ball Inside," a jubilant basket of breakingJ ohnson's 121, in the first half and the turned back Georgia 8713. onds left to give Virginia a tight. Charles 0. Finley has satisfied reporting for spring tracung wor*out for pstctiet md tatcflsaid after the game. mark, Pittsburgh fell back on Chaps never got closer than Elsewhere, w State squeeze triumph over touKh Reggle Jackson, can Vida Blue Monday. en with Ieft-lianderi Mickey ' Mat's ft kind of team this is. defense and Stars' guard Mike eight points after that. Donnie moved into a tie fur first place Cleflism A-1101114 the missing In that LoLldi zeas .staza itilienny be far behind' 1) I don't think I would have Butler yelled at teammate Jim Freeman of Dallas led all In the tight Big Eight Confer"it's a good win," said Vir,jacson, who has had his Texas Rangers' camp was mflaS- .amung the rxusmng. broken On record If my team- Ligon: "Let him make it. Ii. scorers with 37 poi.ts nice race by hammering Okia- gtnia Coach Bill Heeding the Ciucagtu White Citeon, whose share 01 salary squabbles with sive Fratik Howard and pikiwr Stile 74-62 mates hadn't pushed nw into gon," team lost two games Archie Clark poured In 30 honia last week. Finley before, came to terrrj Juan SLsr.&hal was ne 4 setSul liSt of ni)-4huw$ is slugger .1 t4f It." Lhgon did and the rest is his St. Francis held a 44-43 half- "We still don't have our offense points Including the late basket Frass'iscu Gi- Dick then, who liii been no absent San relatively early this year, .r'ai On his way to the record, the tory, tha t moved Baltimore past time lead, but that didn't last straightened out, but our 11101 agreeing to a substantial raise ants. easier to ib,ph this winter thar "1 would have done the same Philad elphia. $oot, 235-pound Beaty hit on long. Russ Lee, who scored 23 selection Was better tonight, when be called hunsetl Marichal is a perenanal late over the IWAO he earned last points In the game, powered a "Ckinwn's very sticky, veryyear when he slugged 32 homers signer a nd the Giants appeared Richi,, Giineui Manager tU S0.polnt second half the Thin- tough. I thought we played a anti drove In 00 runs for the vs. craze cvncerned about second HOICOSUb la lie haitht bewi dering Herd literally ran awey great defensive game, This Finley has been trying to get baseman Thu Fmaentas. seeking tram Allen in two weeks from the underdogs. Joe Has- learn wins when they have to, Harmon Killebrew and Rod Blue, the American League's 3 raise of between 11I3900 sal insky led the losers with 23. and they had to win tonig ht." yet San Franctxo hurried Most Valuable Player and Cy 115,0W "We were really flat in the T1je Cavaliers' crucial victory Young ,&rnuMj with Minnesota sal first base. 'J'.ekler Award winner, Chris for 12.0,. rookie llest half." said Marshall Coach boosted them back Into first ki whch is substantially less Into camp early so that short- man Ron Blumberg has an Carl Tacy. "We thought the place In the tany Atlantic Coast stop Chits Spre*r would have agent dickering with the New than what Vida wants zone defense would contain Conference. Mets zvr.r P113 conBlue was by no mean the only SO(Ti ne to Work wi th miii the Ys' Th. profendonal Putter, tuna through F riday, February 64 such qualifying tournaments IliZIflSky but It didn't bother Assodaticin s-W hold a special 3,at Disney World. Many olthe for the $0.000 World Putting him or the team-they shot 70 PItcher Carl Morton and out. 5 5 Ile kla Rusty Staub sull havmi 1. 11.000 qualifying tournament more than 360 convention at- Championship. From th 64 per cent from the floor, "We shifted to marv-tio-nan In for the IM0,000 World Putting tendees will be on hand for the twmainents, 128 qualifiers will goed with Munta's-til and l,itzn : and that did the Championship on Wednesday, qualifying tournament. b& chosen tar the World cam- time second rs Sperty Lye -and Sunny Sicconunented en- petition. The winner of ine job all right" February 23, at the Putt-Putt rt are still jswatlsh.d with Daniel UCLA didn't wait too long to Golf Course located at 345 high,- thus.lastkally on the upcoming World Putting Championship :'l,o,4fen, 5 way 17-M between K-Mart event. 'Uir course is delighted will take twine a 815,000 purse. do the job on Washington StAte. teianwhile, 'iithuuks, Gum!rsl Manager Frank Lu'ue anShccptng Celiter and Jai Alsi to be the host i's' d Fronton. Clarence Daniels. qualifying tournament for the World Putting owner of the 36-hole course, $200,000 'u.s unsigned players. If tZwy'r' ku.j Into the twit period ci pLay H time second halt' of Lmst tty a i-4-Jb cuia,t lvi their inaA mtiul riot iignuel by March 1. saw made the announcement Championship. We expect at High point oman its' the Saints ,vlctiz'y. night's game is any indication Daniels also announced that the least 100 putting pros and 50 Lane, be will subtract 1100 per the Trinity Prep Saints may do was Mike Austin s-bc drilled for lournanent would begin at amateurs from all over the brian his ciaitract offers. Ymnar ,vlayers hit ikiubli' quite well In the upcoming a dozen points all six field goals tigures in last night's JV 2:30 p.m. country to Lie here to par. t,YuLflekjers John Brigga intl District Tournament at Mt 1k was the only Saint to fiat trttunpb. Kay h'snuns anti Rick Curt Mutton and ptkher Bill pta, men, including two pros Ucipate. Some of the top men In double f igures but several Lapp eh tallIed 13 wtmif Dora High School and two amateurs, will win competitive putting Will be Parsons ans Lane's probleunbsntkg let the 4200/1)0 World tare. others fIgured in the scoring. Randy Morton and John Kn'bs Pariuna and Brigga both want George Austin's Saints shot a 1, Putting Championship to be "Thig tournament will be held [tub Flctte came In with addled 12 ap.e SO per cent salary boosts whale red hot II per cent in the ,et'Ofld right big points and Jun Dyson \ held In August In Winston- In two parts. The first part will Ne.'.t t'uuipatltiun fur tie Mutton, a *idurn-used wabsuhalf of last night's game with "W seven as did Kon Knight. t'rtnl) Prep varsity will cone bile at Baltunurue. wants i event which Salem,NorthCarulinaattheS4. be a medal Sanford Naval Academy and "ho&e Putt-Putt Golf Course will produce two qualifiers for lane point honors went to Friday night when hey take on guaranteed manununu number c'aiuw away with their 13th win S.anlurij Naval'; I'r'ank Left who the 'siruer .,4 the highLand inn's. one pro and one time World 4 baiun ippa.wan.ea 'situ 'be ji the 555.50(1. The $1,000 qualifying tour- amateur. The second part will 't.iJvutuy mtme. t.aUit'd 13 point, i'Tct.1(' 8rvwets. nanwnt is being held in con- feature match play events to Ittiuty I'ts-y t,ttd riot lat, so of course Austin was riot junction with the 16th Inter- determine the other pro and about the shouting of well over the weekend as they trigging 1 notional Putt-Putt Golf Courses amateur qualifiers." tiLi 'tigers In the first 16 minutes itruped a 74-47 le lOon to state 1' Convention. The In terna tional This $1,000 qUalifying tour' of the game. 1k revealed It was ranked Ltm'unsun. ' Convention began Sunday and ruirnent Is time first of a series of llrunsun rolled up a wtt.k 21 per c-emit and sureLy was elated at the tact his Saints immargtn In each of the fIrst thire J were n-ui far In the rears stier' i'eritb of this gahi,o before ibe Saints got roltuig. At the u, that first half ended. "; tr ternmLe.sksn the Sain ts tratird t,t 1U .Saints were In the lead at ,mnci octet u.bd get bgtl. 403.11 tue cunt'Iualun of ins first bill Pht Miun BY THE Wanrr haa igagedto Joiuy desple their pout shouting, bUt NEW ORLEANS (AP) The Musao, Alabama football star, it Karl tIreenles with 34 It wesni by much. Alter IakLtg Ft aimk Ishmie with Ii prumed to to 4,s- Orleans Saints will Ilmeet was announced here Monday. _____ a 1-4 lead In this first period 1110 U. Buffalo Hills In the National Miss lines Ii a student at wu.stcjujibl tot the micturs. " Saints s-er, outhit by 8-I Iii the Foothill Conference High man for the Sain ts in this I Warn's Alabama. The wedding will be Al second atanu to finish on 50$) it game was Austin again, sousing W911 National Football League In ine late spring. __________ the IntermIssIon, 15-14. grweaaim$ametanAug.12, I). FIO4UVIW also Ni double I Saints' officials said Monday, fillurva with ten. featured the TAYLOR (right) was ZACK KNOXVILLE, Tenet. (At') Austin's tmalftiiii. en. In the )uniur varsity action it ------.. Recreation l)ctu*rtSanford the at sneaker CINCINNATI (APt was a ditterefli story as !!t John Ward, director of radio nient's baseball orientation iiight last iiight at grv.at deal u affect upta. the ?stcuphy' jui'lts' Satnt* calm. up bandit [)on GuIleti, s-taO POsted and television for" University Tennessee AUIICUC 1)0. the Sanford Civic Center. Floyd Palmer, an Saints as they cam, out wilt; two i'iclusiei to finish tel a 114 nark last year, tes of psrtm.nt, has linen named Tenshiottoit a bListering pace. In season with an ut'slieru( 19-i 1 for a seen him of Zack's who hadn't 4ne4 a contract wi th the Ciafriend old .4 nisee.SPortarularofth.Year. the thlt'tl period alanstieSslnts mark. cismatl Reds far m, U. while, was on hand to greet him. The two scored five 1110(0 points than lionel League baseball team They irfraled the tlrtunsuniVl Ward who broad casts Tenplayed against each in college as Taylor they hail in he c'uitire first hall In easy lamlilon, taking home a announced today. neaaes football arid basketball WilS UJI the plaiyc'd for ltul!ina arid Palmer arid really broke the gam;ie decision games on the Vol Network. will Stetson squad. open. Thanks to that hot third 00ILZUBUS, Miss (AP) night time charges of tail be honored at an awards dinner "I-_I' m T*sy wi i uiuw ' psrioa ints aatnta tool' a 3sii Murphy raked up time Middical i r. Nancy Tanner fete's 01 Coiwn- Mardi 36 in Salisbury, NC. U play 0 , ll----------- Kitchen Th.tman, 4.4 146-Ray Esns-el day '..' , • - W - -. ' Rantii ... ' - l 7a •••U mn What's In a name? Every- streaking to 9M lead live minithing -in the can 01 the Mar- ules Into the game. The Remains shall basketball team. lost most of a big lead In the '-'nw Thundering Herd is en- ,second hall. then turned on the tilled to its nickname they're power again. last, they rebound and they're Keith Wilkes and reserve accurate," St. Francis Coach tarry hiollyfield each scored IS Dick Conover said after his club points to lead Five Brains in was trampled 90.10 Monday double figures. HIfl Walton had night IS and Greg Lee and henry _________________________ , 4 Garj Puttemputt Qualifying Tourney Set Tomorrow At Fern Park - .- '- i.'.s-, mama Friday's Resuft; i--uty F'jes W' hevi 4-4 114-4'.arj Miller RlehaH,I, i'lfl, thirt penal 121-Jim Bri nker II.i tied nOun, S-S 1.T.rry Kenlgan RMi dee John Zina, S- I 114Alpha Fra nk lin 11.1 pinneti Harrefl, 1 V. th ird penal 14O - • o ' ' (74 a ... - " , with Finley Signs Jackson* " ' night etwte'stnfR4;hnp%qs'.'. _____ , .. Friday win of lbp season in a S S ----------- • '. 'ip'nr.'.i (f."',r,t'. - ' . 'Tb. their i,m Point Mark With 63 - '.- ' MbL "I i ______ -. pick selected Star squad, which won the district crown Saturday afternoon and will compete in the state tournament which opens in Cocoa this Friday, (13111 Vincent Photo) ~~ , - -------. i - ' '' - Sanford Eastside Junior Boy s League was presented with w th his h s trophy Saturday afternoon. Williams Is also a member of the East side All 142-Pete LaClaIr, 12.0-Jim Sickson Rosemand and Bobby Rape Allard will bring a excellent 3S 4 plateau A mark many cage Knights a fur playmaking added six each. Greg LaTour s-rn-loss mark Into the match Ps HERKY (l5Jj The other state champ on the quintets never reach guard also. Orlando is the home had four and David McCook TAMPA Herald Sports V. rut'r us-doe Spagnolo Through the success 01 this of the 2.9 speedster. added me to rnund out the FTU team Is Walter Wilce who captured the 13 pound class 126-Ste're Kirshner Florida Tech rtnçs down the year's club FTU and Clark may Mi%chwn only joined the FTU scrtn1 for Eutsitis. 134-mn SlUmon Rutan cotton paced the lown championship. He too owns an curtain on it; 3973-77 basketball stroll on to even greater squad this season and has seen Unpresili'e record for a fresh142-David Coutcher season tonight when the Knights heights. The excellent won-lass action in man)' 01 the games. He man. wInning 30 of 32. matches 160-Chuck Hausner 01 the herds-md journey to mark of the Knights. regardless is a 6-2. 200 pound reserve 10 date. 15&4Auis Mancusi Tampa for a meeting with the 01 tonight's outcome, may help its-ward from Orlando. Dale Olson. another 01 Tech's to lure many' top cage prospects 177-M il l Byrd Forming the starting unit for University 01 South Florida. freshman cope, brings an ~ 190-Fletcher Cart Gene "Tarchy" Clark bu to the Orlondo based Unher- the Knights this evening will be -, Impressive 4 record Into the Smith, Mathis, Mike Clark, HT-EJWIII Smith watched his Knights soar to sity. _- Z Three seniors will lie playing Eddie Fluitt and either Zettl unexpected heights in this, their ~ 4r~ . first full season of mn- in their final game for the MrCnmon or Pete Hass th wi th ankle ic e clash Sou on Knights McCruiiurn injured los ll titi th temco egtate cage compe 4l 4 ' jpp-.. inferno number acme found the This past weekend the Florida tonight Don Matins, a u the Knights' 20th win of the - -_ ." Knights ventured to Atlanta three year veteran and Ed season and had to be replaced going a little tough last night 4 . where they, achieved two 'mc- Smith, a twu year regular will by Haas. And Hass also suf- without his partner and wound t' 'i-tory suitupforthefinalwrwtorilght feted an Injury, breaking his up losing tonet. it Ct-i."? ?w 'ii As will Bob Mltctiezn. 4', now. But the 6-7 Haas I uitshed the feature attractions at the Matins has been a member the game and gave an excellent Orlando Sçxrts Stadium. vop The other Inferno, number and starter f or the Knights iic'vount of himse lf . . ' since the cage programs Closing out another fantastic two, joined up -Ith Ronnie . conception three years ago. year is Mike Clark who will lead Garvtn and that duo were ,. During his stay the Knights t,, rj team in scoring tat the warded the decision Ui their • have won over 2.0 games while tag team joust with Johnny' th owns ird straight year. Clark - "-4 . . . losing only 17. The 6-4 center in, single game standard of 43 CrappIer Walker and Butt ,,'. toward hails from West Palm points which he set In Tech's hoop when the later matted to A , Beach s- over Atlanta Baptist on some underhanded deeds. I win Snuth started at %'alencta Saturday. The 6-1 junior ace Is LaWs TiBet was In I'f"'I JuniurCollegrsfrwyearsago tutwtgatslppgcllp. column last night when tie " before matriculating at Florida South Florida will provide a triumphed o'.rr Ron Sanders Tech Bc has been an out. tough test for the Knights. In Rattling to a stalemate last standing guard for the Knights their last tailing on Saturday night were Jack Welch and Don in his two years "Fast Eddie," night, the South Florida quintet Dully In the other match Duke Juan defeated its' Is known to the #m fans, dos-ned a tougl Stetson ceew by Keomuka rxc'eUs at defense and gives the lM7g Garcia D07-FIE HILL of hull', hliii liii tuiw hauled itt trist' inree nuge Y)i5C Ut Lil ernmnie st Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday she caught two in the 54 pound class and then brought In a seven pounder on Sunday. flr Seniiin'le High thir.t'ads, picked up a third plat fimuihi in CLrl. Rotwnl Bedding, outstanding In the sprints, took a tIm. 01 34.9 secunda, Vance and Asby teamed for a the mile irrond place In a strung fatir. Keith Harris picked up the third place finish in 342.3 say meet over the weekend In relay in a time of only tither individual first place Winter Haven. The tx*t squad Din Faint was fourth in the with an 11 tool jump in the pole win the 195 points to brur'rd with a throw 01 113 feet. discuss va ult Sanford did up a first ':eet. while the Seminoles were followed by Leon 8.5 i.n&ea, in the MD yard relay when the was fifth with . 1 second with 5$ points. a single Swain, who . Peitisa, Mark team of Inch. Carfl was point ahead 01 third place Carli. Johnisoin and Asbyran dis of 113 feet, Auburndale. lakeland was last distance in am nte, third In the tong jump with a with 37 points . ft was the first 0119 (set, eight Inches. Ed Seconds compeftlion of the season for Jabiacm waa third In the high John Dennis was third in the jump at five feet. six ides. tmch Jerry Piary's squad. mp Fpminoks were 1.2 in tie IN irard low hurdles in a time of K pi th tlarr is was iautti with a lx yard dash as Eddw Asby 23. seconds. Gary Vance adtise jump at the sane distance ':& streaked to the s-tn UI 9.9 a second with a 2:08.1 i'tw Seminoles will nan In seconds and Aaron Johnston was (ainmance in the Mo yard run. Oviedo this Wednesday iipound bass they JOHN FISHER ( left) and Ronnie Davis show off an 11 In other relay competition the tcTflOUfl The s-sd Is expected secund In 10 seconds flat -'n! indki' relay tram c.iught 'ccrtly It to , du!!! ef!ert BE Fisher'! rrw! n'.npw.d Davis iñuiui didn't a.cttk br to be consadri;bly stronger with test in time 22D yard dash. fie Uurd with a tune cit 7:1).b hiNt the addition of arveral varsity had to take a swim to haul in the big bass See Bob OrrelI'b 'Let'b Go streaked to a UA second s-Ui In team is made up 01 Mt4oy, Alec ta.uii players s-ten that Fishing" column for complete fishing details. that event and Will McCoy Bayes, Clarence "Byes and season comes to an end _._ arrment then ramo tn to win the deelikin Finishing wi th a ;ti'iwig performance last night was Jim Rvink.vwhnp4nn.dRnnhnrtin tho third perkef €4 helr lii pound m.#tit'IL last 4Itlit's Re'cuIti IO1.Rrui-. Hill if., pinned Sav'rpi. Si, tint pe.nlorI. 106' (left hayes (t. pinned r,.Pwt ng. I 07, wenrid perIod .ii4Msry Mi ller 11,) 4..., Steg, 4.4 lfl. Jim Brinker (f.i pIIined 1't .34, th ird perIod 1.SStPW2Tt IPAI doe J'e' Nitth. I)4134. Alpha Fra nklin ft., 4..' Var. ne, 4.4, 146-Gary kitchen (II dee Cue 4.4 14*..Thnmps-m IFA, dec Ray hans-elI. 122 l34-f*vla FA, 4.... Bruce Roberta, 7-3 117.4'il.nn Hill '1. der %(niinman, 3-4 lli'7.4'r.g 'Naili -k 'It dee. Jnnc, $2. ITW'T.Mik. whiter., ;, Marshall'5' th the school's freshman captured the first William had V points In the game for Eastside Jeff state Utle with his win ner nine and Ricky Florida'& Bt)b tiot;eris- Tonight Armlerson had . ten win piafrs'i lait night wi th hi; 6-0 tstumpb over Ron ('am . Alpha Franklin rarrw' In with a hard fuajght 6.4 vli-trs'y In Ma $34 pv*md match wi th Torn Varnees Franklin had control of the match early as he si-orad a takedn'wts and lien had Varni",q In a pee.lkam.nt tint lb. FIcrl4i, Air grappler aouid riot Pa pinned It s-a' Franklin who wasintri'*ihle In the aerurwi period, av'*ling a pinning situation. Then In lime third period Franklin again gained control to win the match. Franklin finished at ,.S.l Greg Waflkk finished wi th an .icelk'nt *3-1 chart s-In hIs $.2 4.411km over Ron Jung.. Wallkk fault a 34) lead goIng Into the Final perIod on a Likedo'wn and penalty point. ik ma na ged to ew'aga ttoubk inge had him in a Heard From . fourth period outburst by history and that history data EasIside with 14 points as they back only two years' Paul Allard. rI'U s 118 pound outscored Westaide IM. - failed I:o nail hi, man Imefor. It. end of regulation tine' fury Miller ended The season with a winning str eak of 13 straight with liii 4.0 I.risinn inter Hon St"g In their $4 pound affair, Mil le r lost his first match '4 thw season then cam. on iii win .v.ry on. afterward. Twt, nitmet (lreyhourwls flnkherI with only tine loss The y were Cliff hay"at 11$ pounds who pinned Jim Gehring last night f or hi; tenth win in It tries and Mike White, the l.yman heavyweight who made it nine wins In 10 attempts with a S-I decision over Tor n ('-amnefon. l.yman's $01 pounder, Rnwe' 11111, closed with an 11-2 mark by pinning [ton SavreI with Si words left In their match last night (aryKltttmen rest te'd lb. 'Thundering - the Westhde stars. Alvin Sweet added seven w hile Donnel l.Lke its basketball coun- match tonight lie was the Cilchrest. D's-ightGikhrest and each terparta the Florida Tech runner-up In the state 12.8 pound Randy IIar'.ry had five out tie se.&tsuie 'tnunng teams closes Its class III.) season tonight and will do so to Other knights with wliu.lng scorers were Derwin Whi Tam pa The knigh ts (4 the records are John Rouse In the with and Willie Frederick cam as take cm the University 01 heavyweight class and Pat poin ts apiece Spartans while e Mur phy at 134 pounds Both ord learns Tampa The two Sanf were third place finishers in lbs squared off to the finale with cagers battle South Florida state tourney. Gerry (,.rgle s Knights have Eastaide corning from behind to The most outstanding per. post a U47 win. The two squads enjoyed a great deal of success that success on the mats tonight former to an 11-11 limit period this season arid battled was climaxed In the recent however. will be Tamps'a deadlock, but the Wejtsld.e gang Intercollegiate Florida Fletciet- Cart who is unbeaten jumped ahead 3-22 by the end restling championships. In neary 60 matches this of the y w.U4.l season. Westaide added two paints to FLORIDA TECH frpj, rrL hosted at Winter the margin In 118-Pa 3 Altand u tilt High School. the Knights 42-34 lead rid he " /I 0 Final Match Tonight For Knight ' i/i db - - EJ 'j - - iff-AM-L- -- - _._:,_, __ I j' 1 - ' ' :. -. _____. -- - __ ' ' , - diamnnl program For the Eagles, formic league. 3'-2ri The lions jumped ahead The two Sanford teams and tii.4attheendoftheflrstframe Hartick scored hail their lake Wales met to decide the and held the F.agtea to only points. tiitungfir lOflegained Sanf ord Ifree points and no field goats in most of those points by hit ting winner dist rict Eutaide drew the opening the second peri od as they took a on eight of tune charity tosses. round bye a nd the Westside 19-7kad into the dressing roorn. Tom Hollingswai'th had tire., stars ba ttled Lake Wales 10 the The Eagles managed to ScOt Robert Smi th, Kevin Epps and opener. Sinning 54-36 nIne Points In the third frame Terry Smith two each and Weitslde jumped ahead 15-10 while holding the Lions to three. Bruce Gibson one to round out at the end of the first period and That cut the Lions' margin to ng for the losers. rontrol1ed the margin '19at the half time intermission The • second half was pla yed on - . ' about one-run lasses. last year Garrett's Tribe lost nine decisions by a single tally. Garrett is assisted by Gee Knight. while Steve Nephew handles the junior varsity ionii thing own to the Intermediate they wrrr dumped by the LlonL thelAans. - r,, • '"i games These t jc'keU Sill he on sale at either lisiSy 's or Friday's game and also at the epirttnl'flL school athletic departmentCoach Guy Garrett has CM thing In mind as heentn'% the ta'n That's ti"t ng 1977 1$ points. Dersin Whitney six poInts. 22.16. But before the The Sanford Eastside all. stars defeated the Sanford had 12, flannel Gilctirest and Eagles could gel any thing %estride all-stars in the finals Dwight Gilct',mt six, and going the 11011111, came alive with 15 points in the final frame of Uie district tournanwnt Randy Harvey five Saturday afternoon to earn a Eastside will meet the Sinner while holding the Eagles to f our. Roger Mills paced the winberth in the state tournament from the St Petersburg area tn shich opens Friday night in the ope ning round of the state nets 13 while threw Gonglannl added a danen points. Preston ('occia. In other Sanford tournament, l4rcreatinn Department cage The Eagles, defending In- RiCharde had seven. Ricky action. the Lions blasted the te'rmedlate league champtons, Mann four and Jimmy Smith Eagles. 37-20, to take the city tuiwt get the offense going as one to round ou t the scoring f or " 4 -. ( iLek( Easts*de All-Stars Earn Berth In State Tourney I . By IIFIIKY (liMit I raid ilporlu Wri te r (Ireyhounil I,yviusn's wrestling t.oin put the flnIslIng touches on their unbeaten season when they rolled civet' Florida Air Arad.rtiy, 36-Il In Melbourne last nigh t. llw win give;I1me(irryhmusl* a perfect $30 itiark for the regu la r season. '11w' ilowsta will now prepare for the upcoming district tourney at Satellite 111gb 5<'tiool, There were little in time way of surprises In last night's match titus y ou would tall a Glenn 11111 win by decision railer than a surprise. 11111 F i nished his eason with a perfect 114 mark also and did so with a decision over Florida Air's Jim Misslnian. It was only the third limo th is season that 11111 hi's lik"Vi'll I / .,--' afternoon in the 3 p.m. game Either Daum or Brady will pitch in Saturday's 2 p.m. road trip, The sdiool is still selling both adult and student season tickets f the :972 schedule of 12 home ii. Lyman Wrestlers End With Win :1 1 1 '. Satt Water Buseba Batttng in the cleanup sl9 and playing first base will be junior l'hckle Deas. Daum will bat fifth, followed by Brady. and while one is pitching, the other s-ill handle the chores in center field Third baseman Joe Steffens Is slated to bat seventh with junior ratchet Kurt McLeod in the eighth spot in the order. Ratting ninth and playing wcnnd base will he junior Ricky Turner. Donald Rrt'wr.. who joins Brady and Daum to make up the nucleon of the Seminole pitching staff. Is expected to get the nod against Apnpka Friday 5,% seniors and three juniors are expected to be In the starting tuneup for the Seminoles, when they take to the field this afternoon. Nick Brady and Qwts Daum are exriected to share the pitching chores with Brady' the possible starter. Charles Duhart will lead aff the batting order tar the Seminoles and play right field, fluhart was the lading hitter for the Tribe last season. He'll be followed in the order by Bobby Reynolds, who'll play kit field. Third in the order will he Ricky NeSmlth, the short stop "h ,. Greyhounds Undefeated In 13 Outings 0 II Opener Is Today' ',"','bm , .- . ' is Sports S - - ', ' ____ - H' ' ' ___ 1. . ____ a..,__ LIL' 1 _______________ - - - . -. .. """"" "' - ' - (Gary . . '" '" -. �6 Editorial Ti..esday. Feb. 22.l972 IA-The Sanford Herald 4o-n;iiI 1nhi_nhiin._iir Comment Gov. 1. MT \ cmttaed tta --on* back to ttmvuc r Oft) the most AIdC After tn Oarid' Rradentnn cm March i the pl4 dual atem B Rlt'H (WPIt. talk About it r Askr he repeated h h uh a i AAe* Assiaird ots meettn at statement that he isn't tn right %ktOt) U 'flO" (Jfl the stgn duzrir I hPC * ('Sri MY Iii ttwP %.1Itri mahoritY in the )ob. SMutterested TAILAHA.SSEE. Fla. API the eseet1vr mansion whether they favor an who ircubi keep us angry. eon"1 reaUe present eq*cta• query of 4a. The attending were Es. ung Reubin Go. rnpalcs trail for the third eeimUvc Assistant James Ap- tinnaarelhaiupto9Operceldfl( antstuMng amendment arid fused •rid dst4t'4 thAt were favor rnort crstcerned about a ps-obu* yea" on bether they re" Secretary Don these who vote on Mardi H jUes Jor a ll pulem (4 lustim than Abottl it p Lime in three years. has set out thorp. P is lomig pride, lwnkw Sil Aswunt intend to vott 'yes' on the equal (Tportsin tranqxxtaUOfl," pi"blem of to defeat the anti4xUll!" Vk'lIut) Press amendment against busing." pila r arti1e's of tact' and opan t,kct3nr trail full of political James Smith. pose desegregating hoots. Seiitary Maurice Itarling and Askew ssd in Orlando. "And that while we're deter. potholes Others say bringing the --yvsTwo local eWUorsai in JactON-I'mill-riter Roland Page. 70 mtnesitoeEivCt)i)Ih, we're going i&1 O No "H Is my hope that the people There was some thought sons-tile arid Orlando last No. vote cm question would be X respectable to take luolm first." per cent antsbusIng 'A ill vritt W, on the given to tho.- contention that the vembet gh-e iterne credle" to amendment, and 'Yt' equal campaign irnuid be a political this 8 margins of -to4 In victory. Askew, who campaigned fou More Security With -çpc*1uTtlty on March 14. babtl;t). said one participant, each case. Duval County voters IwA much. rie governor jippir,oved a county charter governor in 19"lo and for his A,sk" said in an Orlando cvruIul corporate Income 'predi Monday. feels it is more Important than ameridn'ent-later stflckcn by At Any Time Las an'ndnient Itt 1171. hopes a federal Judge-.litblung es. •' fl was the first cit probably that e Florida V0111FIS Will be a At,.A W" I"th %lit re s, for .,tPws,' worried i Y4( Iif1'*? A d,t'i vent naticsnall 5fl Wp rATEE1i" I',,.lti u'ntativcb slated for lhgh campaign might he interpreted and Orange Count) residents water,he'1 e ltTmd't. ,t*4d* icWI('t. UlO d..Jut countywide atlasthe busing I Springs cmFnda)', Plant C*t on as a bid for the [lemiratic Vice mid 'nO" tO a H155tff M SthattheP10tng hi4 Wtirb•" and rel"lorl MelP FANFt-h .TamnpanoMareh10ans1 presidential nnminsUNt. said vote on busing the- two questions will force TlETI(tspmimure AdIw'et r..-a... 5i*iIl to 1.1 Si I" -ttra tocorne to grips with the o.nIu )ØUT .I,ntt re5u1.tip IWSIIK. 5 s-etc ____________________________ 11 - . 6. N _i1_;=_ • __ - -- a~ - FALSE TEETH - •- - '-' - _l,., -- - hten'tivt to trnsmg if it - - = Uienn I tionorea Fen 'i'ears After _______ - 'HARLES EDWARD Miller, 66, of 545 Diane Circle in Cas.selberry. ' -as pronc.inced dead at Florida Hospital after a grinding two car 'olhsion at US. 17 -92 and Seminola Boulevard in Longwood Friday ;mfternoon Miller wa the driver of the vehicle in the top photo and Dick Shaffer, pulled into the path according to Troopers Phil Dixon and of a pickup (below) driven by Luke Green. 36, of Ocala. Green suffered cub; and bruises and a broken leg. Longwood Police assisted at the ., •.jr L:t''c -jit -cic1 of the year. ;ary Taylor Photos R hOWARD BFM:r)ICT APASIIISPIceWFIIe? CAPE KENNEDY. FI.a. IAP -John Glenn is honored guest here today at a ceremony cornrnemcratiflg the 10th annlveraary of hits flight as the first American to orbit the earth, More than 3.000 persons have been &ntted to the 11) a in EST event which will be at Launch Lumnplez 14. from which Glenn utnied his historic Journey atop ..n Atlas missile on Feb. 1461 The official celetsaUcti was s! aelayrd until teds) because of the Washington's Iltrthday day. Among the invited were space agency and industry the rurni-t rr. I . _k --,! .10 -. 'f' '" ----j -..... .1 . ~,_ 1 - - Of these two sentiments, that of Premier Chou as niucil the more realistic. For the history of American Chinese relations has been a i 1. 41 is ,., visa W. OAKT 10 YR. 100 PR. VODKA i VSOP BRANDY 86PR.SCOTCH "". A , -C, It'" ~ C, *~i~!Iy CASI SIT egor ABC 6 YR. KY. Ill oftessea 4 h U. 11111 Tilt irvis , . , il ~~ PRICIS I , YOUR DIAUTIFUI Vnill .t kIA SWING1111' W__ R"Ilw-=-*--K-~ - - - ______________ - 71 ______________ ,.. , - tt* L"M New Regulations Near Bingo RUM CA.2 KlUies %.iose ;,,c -i - tag aver bingo HoUtn. 1)-Miami, the Rules Rep, Ed Whitium. R-Clearwa- Coriimltlee diairtnan. signalled Auoctated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE. Fla. AP) tee, oççosed Firestone's bill. it. for postponing final ac'ticin P1th1 It would Impose an "oner- Rep. Gecrge Firestone. D. Hollahan said he would al dSWChes Miami. may. have enough tt'tnpt to reduce the rnazidathr' pa,sei r M D JOHN VAN GUON to ay bingo" as the House and thITlU(*. He said It would again ccmslderi his bill to regis- tUfl bingo into "prth.WmSJ late the popular game of gambling, Firestone labeled Whltaon a "white tie nil picker - - - in an clear a Firestone's bill had session 1w usually &tiC majority In a £3.40 vote M,mday th ptcki about GOOC ruts" e requited two. but tacked Also pending in the Rouse was . thirds to move a final sideratlon Tbe bill. ü-riure the $745 defeat of a bill approriating $1.2 Million to lazy a comes up The Senate, meats-Me, was paitifli lot Immediately riOt cmtinulng debate cm a 1411 to theist (it bitt Capitol. )rucka', Don Rep. provide automatic death sen. asked (2*1 the bill Ta ll ahassee. or de ters of policetences f be left pending to give him Ume met' and Judges s- 10 try Li) switch vot es, The bingo bill sparked siderable House debate over "We'll check it aver and es• who was real) running plain it to a few people," be game tlwt is a popular Uti1Ti said. -1 don't think enough peo'sj retirees and tourists in pit understood it" marT) FItWIdJ cities Tucker said the sta te should Elements of a rather dubigotten Into buy the property to keep devel.- via tore have Dittos Rame)- from consaid Firestone. "Its got- 'per lructng an ten to be big business" 174t0ey shadow an cast a He said the 1411, which pee- would bit CapitOl vides for regulation by the seeTb. Senate neared a rate on retary of state and licenses c'c*tlflg ISO to 11.000. would re- the capita) pwüahmeld bill duct the risk of criminals tak- Monday-. but Set' George 1 - 1W IS NO LAUGHING ___ MA-11 LK..' Velcome Walton But make It tiI1CY hostess to adjust to your new , urroundings. and iflai be put a smile on your ..': 7m,s PINCH 12 3 YR . - .L p 7s ' ' ' 5971 SPECIAL 35_ (HIVAS REGAL -i - '" tci ,,, 9$,..,. - i. ,' I" 1s. DIAL 322-211 or $31 449 Mill 111111111111111 555* CAUU '''-4)7° appearing In The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $3. "s-Il'? 11.. D.I*... sTinTs sn_ks '4,-,),, ri.!,', • - V -' '_;":: E!"1 uai -- ...-....•..-. •. 1-t -I4('1'l.'b OT. CANADIAN MIST IMPORTED ..' 69 ..u' CANADIAN giam won. go al , w e. tv~ [f S 399 - - i'l..D1 OT. TEN HIGH STRAIGHT 29 .ar BOURBON wom t • :'.," .• t : ST. UGER 11 g, ' 83?.. 6.99 3 s.. 12'° 6"-99' S NS 4$ Calif W. (.aA'c. Was 2'I0EfRONP0llUU.L IltA jilt Wi1tlI i s' rig. CAJISHt)Ul1 ______ as T i,. " Month 19 00 6 Months 11900 I Year Herald Area Correspondents Altamont. Springs Fern Park - E. Estat.s Mir ityru Gordon 831 6171 Goldenrod Castbrook Bear Lake. Forest City Ed Plichotson 1.5 -. fl.95 all 36)0 ... as $O _IA!9.?CistS " S! PE.LPfl 5PL%1M 2 v_Il I 4V DUWJJSIAIuIRITII 31.... 0I'JA01I .&01,11111111111 -- uo ROSSI."'. QUART EARLY TIMES 88 51k. If. -' sou " 9 'T S Iat e54 : .v 4100 '4i 164tM C" P,'or in (,iiI.,,,i U16915 Cats.ib.rry -Tanglewood $317130 Marilyn Gordon 4)1 691S Lake Mary Ann Seciko-,'ssk, 122 5701 L a ke Monroe 312 761t Long*eod Ann Riley Iii 9939 Chuluota Llia Baker 363 5207 to III II Week The Herald is a rnsmber' of th. Associated Press which IS titled qxcluiivil to the us. for reproduction of all ihe local ns printed in this newspaper. nI 2.0 vu*oirn 0090 slthmNa &4W^ ' 3k ... :1:: QUART GORDON MARTINI & DRY ... SWIfT GI DRY 39 suet GIN " HAYS SUBSCRIPTION RATES 15c Week Kathy foiblAki, L99 ' 1i'1A'A 13 '' - 'U Mechanical Supt 1,5 35-75 I ii. JANE CASSELBERRY County Editor 1*95 3"RUPAS5jPIJtoT7jij,C 2.1*.... 215 F'!! PWIt 99 DON W PETERSON CIdsifed Manager .. iliuitj Iua 2.1... 21.5 * HI-Way 17.92 JLb GARY TAYLOR Sports Editor 1.71 iii l.19 [1 Advertising Manager - '-= 3E1... 3" Sa _ll , $ r. - , , .• • • -' - 4" •,:, -- • - - . - •'•5)•5 1. - - J. -1 -- 1. .' "-( ),r r.. . . . •. ;, . "I. I , 'fI , "I • constitutional the use of .1 ' -' a" I 1~~ - User W - ~1~ ) J! 0,.' t .11 r -- - - ,-: ..,. , - -,' ', i' tp. . - - I •. ' .. S' his recent trip, there was nn eign of -minting -ir expertint: any sun of formal .ilivanrt. in .srranifrnient with the United States Rut Peking apparently would like to huuilit lip enough cit a link with Wlth1n1ztn to give Mosu'-w pause and thus insure rr -smniand C,hina s uruls'p.ndi nt. and freedom of action Everywhere he went reported 'his man .i'io SI at much c.f his early late in China it. 'nund deep u hmn. concern with Soviet activities in Mongollo-and in Szet-h nan and an other hotter provinces They -Ncr.' .'mhiiter-"I b,-. 11 "I P.5I ,/. . ~~j.' " i0 ,, -vJ ••. , t*ccnomlc Aid They talked incesvently ,if old R4s%,;i,w grabs of territory when China was weak . f , ;, :- . ,"i.l ,,, ."I.. ;"1 'I li I, - - . ., I' . .~...kil . . ~ ;"I I -, . ;~P~ , . , ., . J~ -.0 11, 4 1- k 4.. .*_6" - ~ _?'-.,'~_~ , ,~ _..T~V~ le , sion from Provident Nixon that larmild mid tit rocogrwo;ll of their legitimacy For one. they -mant tot I)e mor - firnik convinced that the 1: i government pithil, ,,,, and privatoi% .egardi the relationship of the Republic aif China on " I II -' / 1(1(_! -,I- _.%,e1-!'-:PV 4%' I •..':,-. ~. " 01~ (!"I / ':'1. $ . ~f , - - .. • .~ '\ ~ , . . ", , it embodies and requires • - , .,,' ' 41 4 .1~ '14 I, ,I - I 1~' • . • '4 4 ;- , Y . , ,;l* ,,,," r , ~, ;~..`., •. - _ \ \ ( . 'c.- - ', ~ 1: *#N ~I ; . I ~',i o Arrangement tncontain the Soviet tnin That purpose j fine with them lint they wanted o find out for certain what r m I was on his mind They tin not necessirils '1eiIc -whit they see on the uiurLwe \ . I" ," -,-' % .: ~,l 1. "r; r h; I C - p-'. i',, '. '- -- , P V.', ~ , '. tu" '- t - -' -- lL ~~~~,,' ' ,. . ; I %1~ f. . .. A -- - i_. ,',Y u'c.'. 4 i, " \ - ' --. proptrty taxes to finance local '' - - ' . 7 i - . - u7' I Ir / r. • • ' j/ ç ' ., : - W 4, '' u u,/ i, - - I / • ciTurt decisions declaring un- eliminate traditional. legblati',ely formed boundaries "s' - 'gs -i-' , . . .• • ..• - Ifiz -0; - . - * , - - . - . --'• -a -• I . .: , ' .- - _____ -- _ I.r. ./-'; One Man's Opinion (00,*) I. Good Water News I , 1.,~ • - -, gpi ______- 'A For Desert Area t Capital Ideas It '-r , llont inst i 11.1 .tiiij c,.i,i4 the -.v'rtil' ft'',a'r' , flolloll Scientists have long noted the ishilitv lit plant fiulljs.' 1) condense water from tug .1 botanist named II 0 .0 Washington's Bicentennial Spotlight the racial makeup of Washington has been a major obstacle to true Ionic rule for the federal city. The capital's population Is now about 70 per school Its black. tent enrollment is 9* to 97 per cent black Spurred on by the U.S Court school Supreme desegregation decIsions, the last 20 years have seen a massive flight of whites to the Maryland and Virginia suburbs. While Fairfax and Arlington Virginia and counties in Prince and Montgt.niery George's counties in Maryland exploded. have literally Washington has bi't'ri scarred by deteriorating n,'i*tuborhoods, pockets of poverty and most of all by the still visible blocks of that buildings burned-out remind passersby of the 196$ the Isulloweti that riots not, Chief, Washington Bureau CoplcyNewsScrvice WASHINGTON - Whether he Is president or not. Richard Nixon has decided on the focal 1976 of point Amcricas Bicentennial celebration, It will be Washington. Boston, Philadelphia, Niagara Falls, Miami, Denver and scores of other citle.sacross the ccufltry will join in, but It 15 the nation's capital that has been picked to put a best foot forward. to leadthe way Into the third century of American life. The President's ckctslon has unfolded In his recent nwsiatges to Congress The physical accomplishmaicots he calls for will be substantial, even monumental In a city uccustome'd to living shoulder to shoulder with monuments, Rut equally important and perhaps more significant is new urunrienturn toward humor rue for the I)istrict of Columbia. Sen Edward Brook.', H- Mass., is urging President Nixon to push passage at this session of CongreSS. It would be difficult to Imagine it more dramatic Bicentennial gesture to Americ'a's black people. Whetiwr it's talked about or holds no early advantage for President Nixon's Pflepublican Party. The district voting preference is overwhelmingly Ih'mnocratic. But the President has clearly set ii course for a city that too many view only in ternis of politics and crime. "The seat of government," he said, "can excel as an exemplary living city, at the same time the home of 750,000 local residents excels as a gracious host to fellow citizens and foreign visitors who may number 40 million during 1976 alone." The President has called for a $150 million building program in addition to plans already announced for a new "federal triangle" of gotrrnnwnt agencies and massive replacement of poverty and riot-seared c'onuner-cial and residential areas. Martin Luther King Jr Already under construction is lhi'me rule for 11w District of a huge new Federal Bureau of Columbia will not be easy. The Investigation headquarter's on city's tax base has been hard hit Pennsylvuinu* Avenue that by 20 years of change. Sub- promises to set the tone for the st1lntuul federal subsidies are "Avenue of the Presidents." Also inevitable. wider way us The proposal of an elected Washington's btthon tidllat congresnumn and one or two 'Mcttu" subway s)-stem that .'etiators for the capital also will t',un limited operations on assassination of the Rev. _______ - _____ ______ ,uiy 1, 1974. and by 1) will ' 'i'e University at Vermont has duplicated nature's truck 'Fug•cumb,ng" screens, LonSiatLflj of aluminum wir" mesh sitting on p051.1, produced nearly 70 per cent mar" stretch tunnels beneath the city ,,water than registered in regular ruin guages staring ,uii far away as the Maryland uitw*?lk test and Virginia sbiirt financial help from the Conservation anti Ri'The new plans for 1974 includeWith eareh 1"luindjtu'jn of New Lantion. Conn . in experiment a grand plaza only a block from *is then .:omtucted on a 7 MU'(usil-high thwrl plateau the White flouse, adjacent ta the in the Sierra \tadrsrs rican Veracruz. Mexico. -sitier', tug Treasury Department, a 'new anti low duuil.-u Lire frequent tifain the results were dramatic One%Iexicaz* itistisiui ttsn" of 4600 dwelling iuuLs for .huwetl is J per cent moisture increase, another .t2 varied Income fanulies In :er .III. Northeast Washlagton, a $90 lts believed that in :imular Arid regions, rows it mullion consentlon and uiren erected .it low cost casuist collect water from the arena center in the downtown air and direct it to newly planted trees. In tiniet, lb.' area that will include new trees would act as their own moisture combs" hotels, shops, etc.; restoration Parts of the recovered areas could alass be cued to of the historic old forts that produce fruits. grains and vegetables or Ili muppurt live51)t'k ringed the ..aty in Civil War Meanwhile, experiments with a new polymer gel at days; special "umerci ty " the University of Arizuna'i Environmental Iteseiuc renewal development and Laburatury may enable tarmers to -get mar.' mileage out projects for blighted neigh. 'I moisture everswhere borh&**ls; a netw"k of parking rhe 4el. developed by chemist }'.jsui A. King llsirljic u lots on the city's fringe, keyed to search fur a material that would veparate cait train "u subway terminals; a 140 million water. has the ability to grab wales its toil intl huhti it plants to use is they need it. With an abicurbeuit cap.us national at and space must= , to 30 tImes its awn weight, thc, biodegradable gel ii.for the Smithsonian Ircititutsun Of Ill, t'Iun:anates water loss through evapurfitums or suil i the and tenuvatlon 1ul)atlufl Smithsonian'), old Arts and The researchers have produced, fur instance. t)ic- " Industry Budding to acvom. tomato pljnts-C,ist.'r izsiri !,s-a'.ut.'r .uiuti iit''uuiujii''' fi'um tut's.tat esi'.ibtts '.'i'tests mndic'jt that t" ' - u' . , :n "'ii Ptflhusdelphla's t centennial; r*'-.p.'nl lust is a Bicentennial garden that is to Constitution -bloom along .venue front the Wa.slungton Monument to the 1.1mw-ala ULO Memorial: gild c'omi'.er'siun of Union Statue into a rutiunal visitors' center ii ' --- BERRY'SWH __ ---,------ - _ ",m,\A\ ,\, / , Z- 1 6 1 i ii Presidential Campaign sa., OUMFAGN(,.',,.,310 "uii BALLANTINE IMPORTED SCOTCH . ç ROY GREEN STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Editorial Page D I tJ't " "' 26" ICI 101.1; Comptroller No part of any material, nes's or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner without *ritten permission of the publisher of The Herald. Any in divlduiI of firm responsible for such reproduction will be consideredai infringing on The Herald's copyright and will be held liable for damage under the Published daily sicept sifurday, Sunday and Christmas published Saturday preceding Christmas Ttu TIACHEWI " 49.. CAUIUIT SAUVIGNON ' Managing Editor Entered as second class matter October 77, 1910 at the Post Office of Sanford. Florida 32171. •S,b1 511 ,*.' t5'I AGE 1 , 2.29... Kit RUT! _! - dill I lm FRED VAN PELT WINIFRED F. GIELOW CHARLES ic" rnfrrem-.' 'In ' .'tr,um L,u'us unit ',mmhMia hp men around Chasm. .0 it s (i'W wee ks hack. - U S Postal Regulations provide that all mall subscriptions be paid in advance 4.49. r ', white 66 per cent and 'r cent ac • iiichmond so black. schools riots are 30 per cent white arid G9 per cent black. Both county school atctn3 are 91 per vent white This potentially precedent setting ruling - now being appealed - follows equally While the finance decisions mike revision of educational f ,und raising Inevitable, they have not generated great public hot as people were nbout last year's UL. Court decision allowing the ' Publisher hi '4S OE1 5.9$ Editor and 32771 ... MLHIN&T 12 fl. I5 5' c.. tIt 17-92 At 436 Co,uelberry ',"'-A.J 473 LA ''-'' COA CH ,, GIELOW. $1.30 I Month . - * * Hi-Way i0Ct. Pull CAUFOUIS , WINDOW '• Y \rnerican military perionnel on Taiwan. Whale the Chtn.p do not evoect recogni tion 0 thus ' .' . -. •k •, rum like o n informal exe,.snge )f 7 r sions---economic, technical .intl ciIlturIi,_whI('ul •t serve the same purpose It a difficult to d.serhne just how anxious the Chines.' (nmmunists are, after all these ;"ars. ,in the quemtton ii •.4utsmacy This Is why Taiwan s o :mportani in theta - i I c Judge Robert It Merhigcir in January. ordered Ilhchmond and neighboring Ilenricu and Chesterfield to counUrs disrt-ut;mrd tnunli-Ipai hountLiries VOLTOLINE. Clrculation - Generai Manager Home Delivery By Mail 100 PR. VODKA '4 J L"lv , - RAY STEVFNS Press Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR., Staff Photographer n.0 WiSER 10 YR. S ,I'•tI AVE.. a -iI.000-m SANFORD, FLA. DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor I'M 5.99,,., . 10" . - 499 ;,MAGNUM?,.,,i THIS 349 Ut1DUCIIA1nI$UU5PT 3 MAGNUM ' JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Associatc Editor -- - .: Z l.,l_ A 410y .:,':, '- - 35'I 1l' _______________________________ MUNICH BAWltN TYPE BEER -- ,, 47'1 9 7.99 ,. 1. i &ucxutstisn '.!. ' loyal DIIUX( •ISa.I - . -"'' j% tAl - .- - N. FRANK is..., = (IIIUILY*A31' 34.1 7.27.ISPI.YXIAIACWlI3.J5"I1.95 7 IT. L OW T*U4'hI3..11" 5*1 1 .- OPENING '• WAYNE D DOYLE, Advertising Director & Asst to Publisher 47"... 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'' v..c.Ps '' BLISS, ,;,, 3.79 4, =-' Chairman Louis de Is Partt - 4ç4$ a.' that propenalty t sided a minimum of life in pnson without parole. 'l'hat's the 1(5111 of the bill before it was amended on the floor." said Ho1ln," Mild that's whit I'd like to get tt back to" said he would atteenpltoput ;t proposed $1571 billion budget the boer so it could be cur.slujerrd by senators on neat Monday. •gI - :. - V01A I mmrtipii " sJIdf=J1J BROOKFORD - I [- Seeks V r( - aking.-Birmingliam (Ala.) _______________________ LU. ONE PRICE 4$ ,-j BRANDY CERTiFiED GIN WOO" Polito" SAXONY _._, Asc RUTS BY TM UiLM Biik CAVOG ts YOU93 (1RTIfl1 - - .,. MP UIITCa "u I U. 4 CRAWFORD TRADEWINDS I to %to IV 114ra no" nu ism Wit scellol se.ollite most - - hI.sNi-TIl C VI ': WAIIIN',i pIinø I 'r.'u1'nt NJ(un, tkn to a friend, r'ntly 'Nb'. the trip to China 'was arranged sn easy alt state; Long plane trips et him down, Nixon mitt lie feel up to par for hours afier.warst Mr Nixon 'wanted io be in this pink of condition niontAlly i"n .irriv;nq ,~ Pokine For there is via more skilled diplomat in the eord tcstay than Chou En-l91 And tin mote .utute master pnlitirlan than Win 'r4o tiong Frnrn their standpoint-- fr.im the standpoint f Mao .ini Choti and their aidev, the firlit eshlte~fivls w.jn ining to I)an attempt to read between Mr Ninn'm 'wori1 .u'rl ltenr. Ku singer's statements and find out why Nixon ' really' matte thus trip 'rhis is the information relayed by a man who has heen clove to Chou perinnally off and an fnr m years and is just back from an extended stay in main land China The mainland Chinese apparently have no hop" Ili it "ft N$Ofl 'will *uthdr.iw I recognition of T.iiw,,n med mu? the 4.'fense treaty we have with Chiang Kai, -eks government flit. Nixon administration has already made puihIi !atemeflta that relations hetwøevi T.uiwan and the main 1nj are a Chinese matter T tie.'t rnnv.'rnsn?u n vh.' vnc'etivii, ecpt'ri;iiiy In the I'isi"(lStaltPR A ' It , R Y ( fl(t'll 4 8tH U' I )(pI r tirierit nf(i Ia I in Taiwan, the National Asseintily pasccd a resfIhulliumu assailing the J'ek ing trip as "dPPply ulauiiiglng the (luirmese NatittiiI rights and intvru"tc .Japans attitude was a dignified noncommital from Il rime Minister F,iqnkti Sato- "It uuiuist I$ HO historic event since he Nixon himself says cii '' 'nip other great nuclear pfAver, IttiqlRIA, '.'hier' Nixon will travel. after his China adve-tihiry hal; unilpill. had. at this writing refrained from any official comment lint It is obvious that Muiccow is eyeing and appraising. Sit intiRl [tie world The r)pening chapter only has t,c'u'n written Sharp eyes and clear heads will be needed to tindpr0and the hiNtorle tAgo I Wily Chou hut a mm I V Nixon's Real Aims ' i ''ir' ;t'-rs will sp.'l Nui:r,ir,cun Ii 1,,si , ,,n ansi IH at content if ( h'lq ' , . liii) .ifl rlr.Ut rio a 4e)d%)i bus to require formation of a About i,000 youngsters in lb.' , ( su"ler .' "scisu 'serslre rnettr.pnlitafl system has been urwtrnpolitisn CIi( h way its class, 101,000iaspll ' t)cu-lslr,n, In ahrnlluur cases are tiled in ft.aiflmns-ge by paplrn who district will ride school buses in f)etrolt, say they will withdraw If the Few federal court decisions limit fall if the decision stands, espe te,i tn.Iiumri=miIus. (;rar4 ItapltIs isniti rr,Ijr? tries it. order bushn have created its umuuit-li national In.() riots' than are huisNI FJW furor as 11w rotushinatlon of city Ystemsiri THE to itt and tile diner got corisiderably inore protein for his motley. Now the sanie hot (log costs you 20 to 30 cents, all(] the wieners ovilv have 11.7 per cent protein. Not 'Ito mention a lot nior'e fat an(] often nitrate or nitrite. %%hich is suspected of being not too good for you. LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER AMERICA'S Made - ... 3eeUb 3( VVH . R . IJ%J, '•• _, Education Notebook Apparently flit% old .sit%%- about tile good oI* d,lys holds true %%,lien it comes to wieners. I i! t .~ CANADIAN SPRINGS 4K I I-I - _________________________________ ITuli%4 VOW rl_ I.W. HARPER ( 0 FITZGERALD 100 YIL "I " .0,-,.- soutte a,bosat"tt 12 _1 &_ and China," stu uses a ii; oaii MOL III, Slit tMIV SAT US. flT5 - CHARTER . -. : . Nixon ;iIrii iriitra tiivi with itie guiding ha rid heIvii that of fir Kissinger. ttul'f foreign affair; affairs, In lii.' State I )u'parlment We 1101K' Aniolig Iliv reaclions Which wall, exIm"(10"d that of the Natiu,nal (;uiu'rvmnwnt ui (liiimit Kill %liek whivIi had elljoyed 11 S backing aod i411111511t tu'itiI this' t s''u'rsiI of tlik nolirv hr thy' - - . being Hist one, ('uIIlt'yV(l tilslotiti flS VI!W tilOtlY Instances c ones which thu ,iudhlrii lii t,rnvide if lirkgrvind of hup for thk va'w adve,ihlre )'tesiuli$ Nlxtuui, of 'ouiv ha', is well aware nil IIIIII recorded hktuiry has u'venleul and vouch, inure. Ills also Only ('(itliHiWl SPORe III tUlIP 111111 the timing of this visit uturing the 72 presidential callipalgli ill ille I Idled Slall"; 1111141 have been (Ie('i(lPtl 111)1)11 With all the i i'4ks i tin of partisan oppociliuuul %Vh0v till% Illav hi. ill(. (.Ili(.f dollif-slic political hia,aruh, the ru'aitiuins already cuirf:uri'ui'. atlilmly other tialiolls ar(. till, 11'sults vvIlich 111110 he tiuiuii'r study now hr this' u'xlwrt.s ill foreign . Chinese fK apit and an e & ut unprt . ( (lentul in (tie history of relamovm between the United States - stormy especially in his homelatuh must have thrilled \\ IWO tmthi Premier Chou I'.n La a ' - -I • I S i i visiting ( I'-d(-'1 mt r (.1- 1 1.-' lit.' 4.\t (.11 1%- ( 41.15,1 other .1 nil mna(l(' an obvious effort In spell 0111 the mtilual aims anti not liii' differences iii their ' people'' not their ( ;o'c'rtimilt'nts I a climate was in creation which shinulil further titi' longtime objective that Nixon holds. The Prt'sidsatl lu10PtI'dI tihit ttic' two peoples ''start a long march together'' evert if taking ith a common goal 'a world ditfert nt roads O strta.tuve of peace and justice for all Premier (toni had opened the door for this reponst hill hi toasts. ii ttu isit "']'his." s.iitl the ('hutiest' prt'mut'r, ''as a jisuit irt' motive it .. ory China; President Richard ti Nixon in Peking! An historical fact .tnd 811 ('Vt'flt tii('h Is surrounded h '11 "and' and hiits' that true meaning will he slow in u'nu'rging and may 'lot. ill 111101, , until all the leading ictuW5 Iii 1111% IltHfl18 have iiiadt' their final exit, lut it must he said and should he retogiii;ed % that what Ifils Anierican president Jill% (little is it So haitI and courageous that the history of the world will be altered. For the good, U' all (or the worst. notie call lionestly fear. Once more the hand of an American presidwit has set before ill(,iNiuvricati Ix,iil)l(, all object leco,i in gu'iim-uphiv. 'I'iit' Itnating ptmran1 a! mainland ('hiivm, Its depth and breadth. it-; %.Islas of ex(reine anid delicate beauty and social graces, its people with a ness of costuinv ind to the occideiiIal eNes, . # % iii lace anti figure. and as portrayed by ott-the spot TV visuals its cleanliness should stir everyones imagination As the ''Spirit of 71" set down at the l'ekivig a'rport, doors opened and a smiling and assured ..- .s,. cI.,itii,ai ii,ttti still, ii.,, i.s.,tt. I),.I \Ji..,a,a tif I ot all bow"o WISER 10 YR. H .., StRUP - I In all over (he world and on the cur' tz-.im which 1auri;he1 Co!unbu. (thin lie Glenn into orbit Also attending board of rectors of Roai w sflbcspactwflrkCrLki'ai('tt" Crown Cola arid Quetor Corp mckadersandciu1Wr*=tT0naUts :,rid ia part fr:sn hce hchler ii The service tower a nd gantry four Ilcdida Inns i.-' 1i.4 s....-. itt.. ,w'. uI ci still stand, but they king ago were deactivated, ansi weeds grow in the area. The bloc-khouse still t used by the Air Force In support launchea cut aecirt i) satellites fruirn adjacent Compiet 13. Standing near the entrance to Comples 14 is a large stainless steel memorial shaped like the mboI cut the planet Mcrcur with the number "7" in the cen. 1fY1 the se-vets crignil Mercury astronauts He and his we Annie li ve In 12 % IMP. SCOTCH STAEGER 61 . - Nixon Askew On Hustings ___ . . North Orlando Mary Hyatt $36 5156 Colored Community Maria tfaakint )fl $11$ Deltona -DeBary 0.lam.. Mis Clarence Snyd.r 322 4111 Enterprise Geneva - Oviedo Slavla Dot Dee',. Ii, Malliuru. 64$ 3059 )49 311JS New Hampshire Leads The Way fly %II(.'IIAFI, o'(()N's,Oit ('oluley Ni'sssSt'rvk'e from the tt'tuite House. hisirct'ly lay i,il partisan toting thew auuy wtu"rt' (ada) Hut with patterns. They also are aware all things considered, 1 think lust unotsi should not be that such 10iiattti built through there 15 110 maCC that e'vulsI ILOSWN - lIt're lit l'aeantow'n, tisitusetl with supathi>. lot the i'iltit'al prutices at the Kr. asked of the I'rs'sttIt'nl" Hahn mid 1kw evulloin,. the customary center of New Republicans, It is us siauiter off iis are disappearing. Engla nd ish- tooling up for a fall t'aiuipalgn to action In particularly as translated to t." Itobert hahn, chatziitan of the intere15 of the area's Wst', presidential e.utuIp.sigui year,, reelect Mr. Nitilu Fur 1*uuiocrals ills one of restless Republican State ('entrw) shoe one expects IMliltiral spark,. niarsufactucing and This year tie city Is lean on stivisitin-inuch of it sleiuuulng ('L'Iitillitle4' In )ilalsaOhu.WttS, i.i shipbuildutg industries, wuuki ('fie i'sstttiti.il political fruiii old us Ilia nc'ra-.t'ii tstiis Is the 1> pt:l Vt tiietlibt!rs of the UOV 1*i an unportant part '4 ingredient-enthusiasm. beit titan to e-uunti'r that 1 twit who tend to look beyond s'atnpaign, lie believes the the primiusries to the general President's Talking with I vtelgn individuals t'aumipalgn. pubc election. within I*musot'ratie hoses, particularly his planned end l'he Atlantic scatue'arsl, and Like all Republican circles, one draws a Massachusetts htepublican China visit, will be an asset. particularly, pair of general conclusions; the has never been fair game for workers, he e'unalsleua Mr. "flie China visit looks to hit? IeuioIuilfustht,n a cer- like ii plus for the Ptesident Lit East Cost is nut Nixon n Republicans. his 1968 In this arra ILitui said, usasSta I . '1uU 50 'l)% caluupusign, Mr Nieiti tarrIed •""'' "I am gladdened by the necessarily hahn. Like all Itepubticiuss the' PlItit'dl New Jersey, Ih,lswarr'New province of Edmund Muskle, hialnpshire and Veruuinuit but people who distal vale for the lutes's teweti here. Is building up George Wallat'e, Henry lust Connecticut. Maine, New Prt'sidtnt the last time but now Is ca1nhalgn to sell th, ad--anti say- ihey are uusprrued ,y what liUnlstrjiticun on the Issaje of Jackson, (le-ori;e Mc(liivrrn, York, I'rmutsylsani.m tie is doin'," Hahn said John I.iludsay or any oIlier of ii stiuiy land l'here Ierforiigm, -t', 'flit' oppomts,41. string of lktn'K-rat.a who would Any politician venturing Into iure many ittut blual comb- at iest Itsi the uusoIs,enl. Is still like In evict President Nixon the states is aware of tht-tr sit?n semi . l'tum sure 3 t'u wuul&l fitid ceuitt'retI on lwr,otmlitirs -- " :1:- :Uu I fill Vft N'" '' WI b "lIt ('c 'tie, hft 'i'''r / i/winS ' flue ctow.j iuit neat t?ue ru.j,J 1501 70W 11)0419111 uli gutAermn' to go into lusts to 'se'et te ;onJ.dtn,s IS the cjidgf,s!' �6 7, uesday. Feb —The Sanford Herald Rin Rites 1 ni1e 22. 1977 Double - 1.. I: -PiI .) eon A6 II I V ) -7 .;.*-,1 " 1j_ (wjilu lio ,. THINK PRETTY I ___ .uvrsw.,' ri p A ,f, The Sanford Heratd I. P',..si P.iti• A.,... : - i Linda Cowan Bride Of - t - -- )a \• : and Mr M- rr1 F Coar 119 aUrndanta unitnd u H SEzirda' Feb 1, a: the of GOd. Leouardm offirlaUn clergyman za candlelight dou IUi the bride. he bei&i. mother T royal blue drr with dais 4 I + — - - jp p - - J -. -. ____ . , - of W in te , irst vic' prtsidt.ri: (1 % cizueri Clubs of Florida, ww guest speaker at the turuarv luncheon-meeting of Seminole Democratic Womvtf) Club - icntm with Mr Mverhoff i Mrs A W Woodni! prestdc-n f the local -. - - - - w-=-- -x - . r Park w f edged withrows 03 + ,• ( ,i . t/ i U Uti - -. M ae. r'i-uv ++ fl B- -. 2(? Seven tables of bridge and one W canasta were in play Feb. 9 at thi Sanford Woman's Clb when owinbera of the Social Izepartuwni gathered for the niuntflI bridge party and luncheon Mrs. Donald King was ctuurmari of the Luncheon ar1es*aala1edbMri 3 C. MitthU, Mn. It F Horton and Mrs. George McCall A Valentine theme was carried out in decor with ervedMi floral arrangnienti featuring hearts, large red hearts placed at vantage poiai and fern oc-ass the front of the stage tnlerapar'ard with hearts large red heistla placed a: vantage points and fern aow. lersperied with hearts. Thert irnuped In till) menil n cacti individual serving Labt The department sponsored a ia Ltaeliliower for tkwda and nienibers brought OIaUY lovely to wels. A few more d ish wash clothe used, so If anyone could not uttrnd :tnitrthuUon it will be apthe the March 'trciated at lltt'ftifl4 Mrs. Al i Hunt and ti—a--. __._. -gin iii L4 III WCi of Mrs ti t.3i*i Be r ., .. the card games during the a!lernoun. of - '. ' -- ' _4111, . of Mrs Donald King - + a. I j -. - / + - - - - - - - - . - - - -- - -- j • • 7)1 'r 11(111 1,). - and her e xn three chilken. Also. the little girls in - -. ----- - . -- . - 7' 0 . - , • ' — P* - — --- - . . -- J1j - -Mu A\1 Mf - - •iLhL' L-L i :.. P.ub lJrwig Photo i. T indafl H onor d e - Cituiuoea tiei their regular 'ionthly meeting. Feb 17 at the of Chuluota Hall UmVup timmunhty Church. A pc* tuck :.nrier was served to 24 ::iexnbers and six guests The rwxl regular meeting will be held an March 16 Engagenie nt To ld a won high score in bridge, 4r of Tenn. Mildred Babcock was high in Dom U) 01k Hill, W. and Miss EUler The bflde Is a January, 1:zrrtuhoff won W72 graduate of Seminole nwantt — Kith- 1lliat ' IIOUS[ - .a. them - n LA GINFRAL IFNI)LNCII-S vu I SANFORD LONGWOOD l'-4WY 1 YOUR BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT PRE-SELECIED BY OUR EDITING EXPERTS tiF•tI 1W USWS .n,.A one per Family Mother Adults and extra persons $4.95 each Groups S1.49 per person 34 now Siw-affig Car. For MdicmId VA Therapy Ph 3714707 Sanford, Fl. Private Patients Out "L 2190 St - Patient purse but found lit look; were greatI Iniproved hi a final brushing iv itti is small wire suede brush —l'Ol,l.Y .'' ' health treatments early Then you can cart)' on with confl'lence in your appearance and physical wellbeing PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 201 I lie situation at home is rather tense so do not bring up any controversial rbject$ that outi lead to bad arguments try to please kin mote b.d, though he or she will IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY be one of those fascinating young people who is full of curlosU) about the things around him or her, and everything else that comes to the attention early In lifa Later will focus upon whatever is of a financial nature and push right th:cugh with ideas to a successful conc lusion, all the while good family life relying on the emotions Will have Helping other. to help themselves is finest trail "The Stars Impel, they do not compel" What you make a of you: life Is largely up to YOU, - EV.-%6ELPj; J'IIOT(X;RAI'HIC SERTICES, INC. Cant,!] Righter's Individual I-o,ecast for ',-our sign for March ii now ready I-on your copy send you: hirthdate and $I to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), lbs 629, hlollywounl. Uatif 'iiiiik Problem MAN (IF' SEHENGE'rI The third in the series of National Geographic specials this season Is a fascinating depiction of the Masai, an African tribe which hiss lint pnt:nativcly the o - If they are not th e see' - - seems some way. Either place a cup of a different color there or mark one with -- - of the 20th century In Northern Tanzania, anvi finally cti.-inges.lestiny to face the n- ' world, Beautifully ptiotuigrapheul, it is narrated by D'slit' Nielsen. ---- - - 30 iNlICt — . is Stanley between l,aslngstone was an inunerise support in the search of the source of the Nile, and Is a central theme of tonight's fifth installment, The American journalist, Henry St,,'iniky, Is played by Keith Buckley, Michael Cough is l.zs'ing,tone ztntlKenneth hlatghcontiriuesas Sir Richard Burton. James Mason is narrator. 'fle, sustained Interest in this most revealing diicurio'ntary enormous " Send $ ? to I., JACOJV MO&UN test TUESDAY over Ways p1*>' q tier n 7- - to ""' pro. Ut t that queen 'lhie early play stat led iv ittu South let ii n g exct West hold the first one. ien SOuth led it dhisrn*unul to tubs ace and ,lzis,11 back the nin(' Expert -- National Ccc graphic was l ed) with a start. bail magic, the famous Harlem Globeti'otteri, sparked by zany Meadowlark lemon. They play the Boston Sttamrocks, whose bench stirngth comes from such basketball stalwarts at ['at Boone, Jim Cain, Joseph Campanella. Jackie Cooper, I)aridlfartman,Johnny Mathis and Johnny Brown. Robert (itfllkt leads a l ist of cii' tertalnnnent headliners in cameo spot.t. ~~~ 1 ne. 'I ;A 4'., . . ' •'Jii• ' I I TIT+RY :S \ ' ei(tl.I.S / 0-0 171? _5V7(JL!11 - Ok LAST 2 CAY - SUN TRAVEL AGENCY w 91 30 f - . Al Psi 1234054 1517% Hawaii Fi,. 0 + - . P*INCNAVS was is finesse like the sort hum who iv oiilul way to false cin toil 'u of his NIW5PAPII lItTItthtsI AIM ) ____________ it Ct! Y,ii UI I liii, • I',.% 14.ca a j tOIlifl 1,4126 (4) Dimension f'ior Ids 11:00 (3) (4) (') Nmi.%% : a , 41" 14,11 'l, MORNING 6.13 (3) TV Classroom Almanac () Sunshine (5) Slim Mimi 4:30 () Sunrise Semester 643 (3) Sunshine (5) Florida AFTERNOON 12.00 (1) • .t i ai i I.. . ., Heart I; () Newi 12 30 (3) Nc-es Search for Almanac Pass 1:00 (2) Somerset (s) Nc-vs *1 tiu.0 a 1"w '"s' ) Captain Kangaroo Mike Douglas s oo (2) Sieve Allen () Pvtavlvs All My Children 30 (2) Three on a Match At the World Ti'ij (5) Let'sMake a Deal 2 00 (1) Dais of Our Lies Lobe Is a Stan5 Spl.ridan,1 ThIrtNewlywed Cam. (1) Doctors (4) GuIding Light (t) Dating Cam. 300 (3) Another World I (4) Secret Storm (t) General Hospital 3 - 30 (1) Bright P-romis. (a) Edge of Night (5) One Lit* to Live (2) Munstsrs (6) Got-ncr l'vli (5) Movin '4)0 () $ Love LiJC)l Perry Mason 1:00 (2) Dick Van Dyke No'5 thr0 April 24 .Mitln..s: Monday. Wes)wss.My & Tinv l: -i$pm and 1pm. P1*, Past The Fait",. '-s Watch Ycyr Favurl'-,a Cli Clt.tI Circuit TV luc ''5 vlL' a) 9 id) (a) L'uc y Show () Iii 00 (2) Din-nh's 06t9 Grals.isii What a My L ne ' (1) ) Today (4) Virginia Jeopardy (a) Whire tPvi Agri World (4) Romper Room '3-111d f'*ur foreeris 1 1,161 I&., a is-mi I.,-mii iou. pattil,- . M''ii WEDNESDAY (5) i'.. You, South, hull isesi V.%(14 ,A'IAt (I) That Girl (4) 551 v W.lbv MD To Tell the Truth (4) () Soa'v; Tcmorrc-w 10:00 () Marcus 7:00 Tb.' lieIli,i hcs, Bi*itCPied (i) bloiiy*ood (5) Love of Lit, (I) 11:30 (3) Johnny Carson maticial 1u 13 (a) (4) U) Sale of t, (I) Movies 10:30 C_rc,'"'a'-on Century Family Attain 9 30 (2) NIchols (4) Cannon the but Soil )o 10 )t) (2) 11,00 (2) Mod Squad S:30 (2) (Jcbe at all," replied South I know the cur red muttie- ' ilard taut.' cii, .1 Ile piluis t'd tb.. Cie It if .fiaiiiiiul.i .rt Ih. - Search for the Nile jack West was looking right at those five diamonds In durn my. He tiuped that his jiart' tier held three ilgiarnon s to the queen but If tie only tit'ld - Si _ ,S. -' I.,... "i.'st ,',,'.'.. •' - iS:309:30 sNUCI AN F:VENING WITH TIlE IIAHI.EM G1'OIIETROTTERS This is always a fun show, with those masters of basket. sequences Dragnet htui ,,.si- 'WiiI si i'id.,' P0 5 01 4ft, 1•4• City 5I.ls.n, N.. ThiS, N.Y. lOOtS a - — - 9:30-10:30 ICBSI CANNON ('ann)n's assignment for night is to abort a plot ti over throw a friendly govern. men', in Af ri ca. (',erakl S O'I,aughlin guest stars as :i rr fl ying mercenary, and Rodriguez plays an African diplomat who seek., Cartoons help. IABC MARCUS WF.LBY, M.D. — "Don't Talk About Darkness," Seville Brand plays a patient who he must face surgery m an effort to save Pus sight ort the eve his wile Is about to ha'.' their first child, The putcs'rt s Telei,7ision Tonite P4CC'), '.saruted ti try investigation not only leads the blackrn,aillng, but alsoa plot to rr'b a bank in Hawaii. PII.i aide. China when accused of muirbust thinking he was dering a ruthless Inripertal protecting his girl friend, lie's House mn-aster who had killed his still a target when he conies out friend and teacher. He comes to of prison and the Mod Squad America and winds up on the ' ,, assassinated and Mcarrett's is) Truth or Con with queen-ten-three, in which case the finesse would the sure fire winning play. So West ida'ed the ten and South e a Il ed for dummy's king East's 11(1cm dropped and South galloped away with four no-trtuIIili for a top score. - 'Quite a 1°) said Vest lilt 51:112 lngiy 'l)u ,soii al' caught in the trap that expert Veri fell Into - EVENING 00 (2) I Dream of Jeannie first i.'istf and iii upped the ten next Ut' vsanted South to Pd'lieve that he had stunted not tell a lie arid accordingly HAWAII Joanna Barnes anti FIVE-I) Simon Oakland are featured. Miss Bar nes plays a socialite being blackmailed. Oakland Is a Chicago mobster who l. narcotics False Card Detected would n ever ha i.e been - (CBS) 5:30.10 (ABC) MOVIE OF 7:304:30 I ABC MO!) SQUAD "Kung Fu." A WEEK THE "Outside position" ilLs OWfl series basing been i-ancelled, good drama set In the days of westward. Bobby Sherman Is now doing American expansion 1'ni'hxnese laborers worked the guest route. lie's the guest star tonight as a framed ex• torturously to build the railroad convict who went to prison on a tracks. D'.-ld Carradine flees WIN AT BRIDGE Wisttirigtun could - nasc - You will reerlic a dollar If Polly uses )our fasorlte homemaking Idea, l'rt Pee v e, I'oll%'s Problem or solution to problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper. Jacoby and gang, , becnrni'i -trirnatic dert,itnn LS whether to protector arid fighter for riimta undergo surgerj und r..sk when it Is learned he is a priest the pnssibtlity of never seeing r,( Rung lu, an ancient Chinese hi., child, ni face what might be science Of deadly combat Irreparable damage should he BatTy Sullivan is the ruthlesslel.a'j the surger'j' Barbara 4-sh t1.r,s 'l ntp.rtant train-gang boss, Albert S.utmu - was easy, I used my child's clothing as a pattern for the underwear —J. 1'. S. DEAR h'OLLY—To remuve dents or hammer marks from wood, remove any finish, apply a little water on the dent and then heat with a hot iron. Works perfectly every time except for chipped-off wood —l)( 'NSA James TIlE jjzp Prp,'ipu',s ______ IWII. This way the ilispens ers can be ret dIed before the last one is gone and some. ant' ends up with a muuth(ull of toothpaste and no cup. —MRS A. J. M. DEAlt l'OLLY—While doing vome housecleaning I found a few' th ermal baby blankets which my t od dler no longer uses so I made him some thermal underwear which serves very well as they are warm and still light' weight Such blankets could also be made Into pajamas or used as lining material for play clothes The sewing II) Oswald & - - SEAII(1I FOR Till: NlI.E "F'init l.ivingstone." The famous irieert1nu In deep atfrlca - train to dciii' huti .ir'I the danger to his 'ifety S 36930 ltstarterlceu the street,lAcity her" arid attarhmeruts that parks, in kitth.ns everywhere perform several lisle fun" and it's rontinulflg right ctuititO dons. - The treatment cleans and the be*uty parlor where it's new..st target Is the potlutuwl 'cents the pores with a warm crater vapor shower that in. r"ii'np$eslon. You can't eiactiy recycle a ipnssiti.$ blood rlrr'taladOn sM face. Past rr,w'ietks flrirra say nniaIshei the skin with artivia you can uripolluti a eunpl.ibar't oxygen, - ttvaruuim,thetktngMitlY. that's been greased, grimed and dirtied by soot and wrung- deawistg oils, dirt anal blackridriled air Like great-grand- beads to the surfac, with a soft mith.r never had to t-ncut,rid tin action vacuum with It pawis away lead skin Th. t'ieanup be," at borne, with an electrinic brush . like so many of our aflUpillhk It freshens and closes tint, efforts, but hand.deanIr4 pores with a gentle spray mist thea face will only take you in n(fln.l.'n'ton.Um.drnpieta that tar, said New Yorker Mtk'SI bombard th. face 11w treat. "I' president of the Cos. rr.ent liquid ranges from a rretict firm of her r,'wn ttii'r,e gentle freshener to a stronger "Most women have a top lay' astringent, depending on skin of dead, dried skin that type cleansing creams cannot ssifi - It fishier doses ssrea arid cientiy pe netrate," she To beat the problem, Misa refines akin texture with an electronic beating mask which Arp'ei has come up with is placed over dampened cotton elertzonie brush tidal wraps. The face IS first dead skin, ak.rng with * bsmdie with an orange gel.. ruf a&aorte.1 otherg purifying swathedbefose the outer masks tT'i&ck apparatus that steam clean, go ,In vacuum. spray and massage Between each step, the face, the skin to new direndono of rock and a ailcierl are masdean Ibiesa. ued with nature-based or. I've done is lifted a s4anic.typetruu'nenta, ranging Swimhealth spa and brought it from a coconut cleansing can average to the - ryeam to a '.mrumher nndl. an," said the beauty r'-n nx,wuti'it ' tui%CS - - DEAR l't)I,LV—A Pet Pcei'e with me Is when one inoics into what looks like a nice residential area and at great expense turns the soil In the lawn, plants seed, adds new plants and, when the new ptrass ap1ars, some daredevil constantly goes over it with a car regardless of ''Keep Off'' signs or a neighbor lets his 10 dogs all loose to leave their calling cards art )our lawn. What Price beatify' —MUS T. C. 8. ___________________________ l)EAI{ l'OlI.'i' — Bath. room cup dispensers al was seem to be empty. through kind, one always to be takliig out the last cup. It Is a good idea .0 mark the third or fourth cup from the bottom in edge ;ia- 1)EAI( POl.L\'—I)ocs anyone li.ii e a simple ci easy way to limit a separating zipper in a hand-knit swt'ati'r—MltS. It J. S. Until sundown do + must sekct IR I:oux ('RAMI'R Ibni. h...it.s '' I.. •iWiiO4 AlIt, 30-1:30 vinegar, squeezing out the excess and rubbing the shoes with the wet cloth At first they look real wet but they tIr\ in Just a few nuirititi's I bait' never used anything else arid m' shot's look like new after weitnirig thent for over a year --MItS 1. I)E.tlt ulItS. A. ('—I tried this on is dark blue suede GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) It is vet)' easy for others to criticize today, so do nothing that can merit you criticism. Evening is fine for handling practical affairs well Find the right outlet that will help you get ahead (aster. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Morning mould be spent making new plans for the future and then later you can get to work on them with vim and vigor Show others you like and spprecate them Don't get confused. LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) II you steer clear of those who gossip and waste y.us time, > ou can accomplish is good deal today Show you are a busy person Lierung is fine for whatever Is of a romantic nature VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 21) You have to make sure you do nothing to jeopardize your good reputation, especially during a m You can handle civic affairs well, though they may be it bit difficult 1 he p.m is fine for personal matters LIBRA (Sept !3 to Oct 22) I ou have to give those re v ideas you base more study in the evening if they are to ic surkeblcAn Infl uential person wilt back you with that fine plan you have Steer clear of that new contact who talks too much SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) 1)u hatevcr you can ta earn the favors of those to whom you have obligations dining day. Evening is fine for making new contacts of woch+ You may argue with mate during daytime, but much affection to pm solves evetyttung nicely SAGITTARIUS (Nov I ., to Dec 11) Making changes can he good for you now, but first discuss them with close ties, partners, then full speed ahead If you disagree with others during a.rn do so in a kindly fashion Give in where you are In the wrong CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) by adopting a new awttide toward others you can soon relieve those tensions that habit has been building up for some time Coworkers will bad: you where a recalcitrant associate is concerned Ptgzrss is up to you AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) You can help others out of bad moods and then get them to go along with fr'ISoS Hio-h1i his Clean \our Suedi, Purse With While Vinegar I )-fl UOl.l,\' ,inul Mrs. A C who wanted to know how lit clean her vu.'di' writ'-- I clean my gray stiede shot's hr saturating an oh piece of bath towel with white desire to get much not let restlessness or done so overwhelm )'Oi that you stern unable to rightly function Then the evening will he cicdllent for % h 11 tever has to do with solving home, far.tdy or rrurerty interests Also favorable for wisely, and harmonioull)' handling whatever emotional conditions arise ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr l) lake care you do not act, drive or talk hasti!y today, or you could really get into much trouble Plan some new course of action that will bring you the advancement you desire Let romance rule the CREW .5. The brush and asorted apparatus are - A rn ' Age Limit 12 years, wt*f C Ircuf tr,ecid. are - poise Limit CENM POLLY'S J'I)INTERS 1AUflUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You feel depressed to vLerc money it concerned, but by evening you get the cnfcrniatun ou need to forge ahead admirably. Don't make promises you can't keep in the morning Show you have s... 'nt. t'iltIijill'\iIu'I evening lIeS reshmezta were served "W"Psoas" ni tis(.'(t for p.'t'ling dead skin and purifying the would be for Then out to recreations that appeal most to you. Early to am V' - - Confab and oilers attending were Mrs E. M. Hc*e, Mrs. Stanley Pearce, Mrs. W . C. Wilburn, Mrs. E L. Hutetunsoit, Mrs It. C. Clark, Mrs. C. G. Cushman, Mrs. C. L. Ptictdutd and Miss Edith Bra!] from the State of Michigan, Mrs L 'A' Fellow: and Must Lmnw [taker kg. .0/ -~' P i'ltiNt; firm (LEANIN(. (i,smit'tics president Adrien Arpel (lemonstrates eec" trnciir brush, part of a complete facial treat' from the Carroll Righter Institute / The PulenLenerali Letter was read by Mrs Wile who reported Uat itudents (null Senunuk Counts achuuu. will be awarded History Ewy certificates and three Good Ctttsenshzp Puts will be a—entad by Mrs. Wlidner at i. ceresnon)- in Fiat Mellon Part., Feb. V at 4 p.m. Time publi cordially Invited to attend A nominating vanunitwt, composed of Mrs Rucker, Mrs Lee and Mrs. Wiley, was elected to present a slate of new of f icers for the coming rear. . I hIte'tt. if, ', i1okol6ilON& El BRING YOUR CHILD IN FOR A LIFETIME MEMORY Delegates and alternates were elected to Continental Congress In Washington, IJ.C. Ice April 17 and to the Annual Slate Convention in Jacksonvthe urn Mardi X when Sabir Harrison Chapter, National !iuclet). Daughters of the American Revolution mcI on } rids) at the home of Mrs LW. Fellows In Lk1iar. Co-lastesacs were Mn G. C (usitunan, Mrs- It C Ciirk and Miss Emma hiker. Miss Irene llumtun, ru,nt, presided. Elected to go to Washington i.crrMlv HLnlr*i, Mrs Mar) T 'iflt'i antI Mrs W C Wulbu.rn Thaw attending the meeting in Jacksonville will be Mlii Hutton, Mrs, H W. Rucker, Mrs 1. K WUr. Mrs Mary T. Mrs A. W. Lee, Mrs. L. C. Wtldncr, Mrs. E. M. Hoke, irs. F. E. Roumiflat, Mrs R. f. True and Mix, bartisru ltup'rrt-tit. In han Polly's ., Delegate To \\as1uigton II qheimil H To istee-I $0 Pivot... 32 1.5, ISiot 75 Ties., 3-4 ('nn,t.iiat,r 34i tntn.iian. 3* l',pc. 1,1' M_ fn .. Me Mrs M.,.. 41L IlkS'TYt 11AF Elect n'Iy 'Kan I,', bq,aihr 21 Against 7* laa,ning k I CARROLL RIGHTER'S Virginia and is employed by Walter and Mildred Lawn. Runup And Samna event Also given m honor of Mrs The wedding will be at p.m.. at l.akt. Tindali was a surprise Of of Feb p.uzt Lake shower on Jan Chapel. Manure by tier fellow empl oy ees at the Florida blonroc , 11 ii', ?rn.l ...ui. n-,,,, ) 00010 .4110 Pie Abby's b,hlsl. 1111diew I. Rave a L&"tr W.dag." seed Si I. Abby. Box NtIS, 13. Angeles, Cal. ISSIS tlOtl{ a Mr t vat 44 P'tn,'sI Si Ts,. Itr" body , fli.l It* i iivnoun At shah rise,' I Il.Innging ii—. __ - s) W. yost pI.ess? Y.u11 feel better U yes gal K off y.st ebed Write I. ABB Y, flex fltSS, Las Angeles, Cal. SISS. Pee a personal reply reel..r stamped, sd.fremsd • ' iT Fr., Chine ble. Chuluota Junior Girl Scout Troop$tc1aciLungfara leader sothe can rw's-ivr their acbillies Man) girls between the ages of 8 trough 12 want to . . Marsh was horn in 34 Eacharig. CONFIDENTIAL TO "GYPPED IN BUFFALO": One usually gets what he pays (or. The Inconvenience of poor quality lingers long after the thrill of a bargain Is forgotten. Sate merchandise marked "not returnable" is not returna- The Retired Folks Club of - . Mr ippelfatton dgnitay 77 Lest.laIit. !,efpsie - .. £)t 3.3 Feminine S P' agrsnt 450 ii fliwer islet 42 ('unitatnt i hindu t,tt'D: Your friend praetkalh damned the poor girl with his poem. A Ir-uc gentleman would hair said: "Don't ask a guy about a gal lf YOU $fl( DO IllusIons, Just take her out yourself. m friend, And drove our own conclusions," IVAN lltRI:r'l DEAR ANOTHER: Right. And ascot a girt like you to marry a slobbish man. so.... . s PEAR ABRY I am writing this In regard to "Neat and Orderly," the 3-yearold bachelor who Is concerned about his being such a perfectionist. I am an 18-year -old college freshman with the same problem. For Instance, not only are the bills In my wallet steined In descending order, the bills range from the oldest to the newest, the oldest being foremost so as to spend them first. The clothes in my closet must all be facing the same way, and each article of clothing must be equally spa-'--I from the next. (And I won't have a hanger in my closet (h i t Is even slightly rusted.) So many people have told me that there must be somrthing wrong with me. I started to believe them. But evrybatty's compulsive about something, and I am compulsive about orderliness, and there are worse things a girl coull have. Right, Abby' "ANOTHER PERFECTIONIST' ' tUi U1711 3* Health ,.,'tr regimen centers arotwl if mist Copley New-s ServIce The antipollution war has machine, a clinical-appearIng, highly complicated - vapor. only just begun. PEAR Rador.a. Grand- Qeiwjta ages 7 and 8 would ' -ither Malibie brought along like to have a Rrownze roop 'ulentine gifts far the ctth arid to have a Brownie Troop, vpj t Jacobs farrul 11) thr tuive to have a leader •,.ridawcekendwlthKlyand ShoiIz td you of a woman who urouW r husband. Jim. at their camp .-.I le on the St. Johns Rivti. like to desote a blUe bit of lime to these girls, please contact Mrs. Wilma Willardii Fifth Mrs. Coruue Baylor, phone 361Street. who died Feb. 17. will be 3W and she will give you all the ::itued 1,) her man) f riends and injorma tjon neighbors She was a member — . the Chuluota Garden Club, I, nacifla Circle and The Retired Folks Club. _ ta.',.. mi I, (otl.'-ttloo ' t.At'l)ERI)AI.E *I1Wd %tU. iii'Iltnt red 11 Liz P'dathkrux State Bank, Inlet Delwrtnlfnt ctsTIO$+ &,fled as at. Mrs '1 omm Tindal] was All warner, of the tank were ____________________________ comP.r.m)cnl to the cake was a honored wi th a surprise baby- invited ti attend. nOd mints and shower ut the Elk's Club b) tie, iu1P A baby-shower-tablecloth riiemhert of the Anni Mi ller used and was tentered with nuts MIS Tinifall received tier the traditional Stork Fruited gifts in a baby bartte. chosen area & 11i' The was and a case ornamented punch % decoratEd with the traditiorut with 'bob decorations" was Those invited tn enjoy MISS CAROLYN SUE JONES Paraphernalia served along with mints and evening wi th the honored g' M.1tl IPS$ 0' SI.Vt, 1. Iit C'IA , a' CPflI&t Ct"(Tl&& 1L011M Patti fare of nuts fIUflIl 'Wt her mother Mrs ular CMIN C*VSTM Ii ctupa and dips. coffee and a TUi Mil Further honoring Nelson; bar mother-rn-Ian, .1.... de licious cak decorated wi th dab was a shower given at Jones-!%iarsl I •&,..a '* Mrs Laluzi Tinda ll : als • s-... —' S tim bontees was served I'ark Avenue of Mrs. Murtzael Janice flames, Mrs Fr.uncea dw 5 6-6~ S5 S Thc invited to attend were ZcLdii I)rrnnen on I S._C.._ Bunch. Mrs Lorra Spencer, a—. .... "4-5 • t-.' Mit Lalun Thidail, mother-rn- Thit 100 WaS a lUi7wiSe or the Mrs Connie Dowdy, Mrs. 55.... Law of the honoree, Mrs Eilene Frances Hoffman, Mrs Pat F 00,A04:10os- v't'. ift&I 1545 z The ctxacn Rowen, Mrs. Ann Iluoletiar,, 1DOG Menotli. Mrs. Barbara Brown tatile a featured Jumor College Adult H9t1. u.n.. Sara Watkins, Mis, Betty e J647 '4010] pt.naT " 1843-28411 Mr. and Mn. Alfred tu also Mrs Joy Edwards, Mrs. ' .,*S5S •* Smith. Mrs t)ere, overlaid with a purr white linen Marvilnu ilensni' and Mrs tC4.Ui*54'i Lake Maniac. are announcing School. Shi' is Present]) I COID5&, i: doll and rtnteri'l witt. i I.Uirhar-a the rngl.geznen: and f or. employed as ii cashier at Park Harringtan. Mrs III fliaSSlit CUM- WI . MeCari). Mrs hett Yeager. thvonung marriage of their N' Shop. ....i.•_ UU4+IIIVI • •am.sIur' 37 fatal r'.tment hInt R7PF.(i(VWAI&F.R , + I And turn around and tell" ,&na, Ja) and - Jones, to James T. Marsh. am of Mr. and Mrs George Marsh 1.) My,n*e.I - The flames are hot in Hell, And damn the guy who'd kiss a girl , - - c ..'.' 17 !eote, ii-"-..'t slav. i Na,,n aP'?*°'.I start at home V. "The grass grows green In Ireland _____________________________________________________________________ - Isti ISsI, II I)O%i'4 ,Iheu,i tattle 13 l'•it ?'tø&.i DEAR AflRV The letter from that girl who didn ' t want to get too chummy with a young man for fear of what he'd say behind her back reminded me of something that happt'ned to me back In 1912. I saw a pretty little girt at a country dance who inter' eet1 me, $0 I asked a friend of mine what I1flO 01 gin was I've never fnrcnItn his mIv TV -' - fLIhIOfled Identical to that Of the rioner attendant only in pa* with matctunf twadptrt'es and carried Colonuil bouquets of Pink PU pans and ba by breath acrvrc brother as best man and ushers Were Gary Cirnes and Danny Akers NaiL' Cs*n of Ut' tni+ was flower girl and - • , Y 06,1 ,, ii.Ii ""'' --" ________ • was u e 4 wrr. / CTh11'OTA become a Girl Scout along wi th RLzzaBaker the girls that arc aired 'ica residents to Q*iluoha ate Sits. Th - need a Wader and and Mrs C. k KeU, their until some one volunteers her Michael ark; daohter services far these gtrL there " %a,.rat will be no Junior Girl .Scout A 7w KrIh family has moved Thwç in Chuluota - anther new home on 501 East girls' f held In June 1971. although their . General N,namics in S crmer leader. Mrs. Connie Baylor 5*31 their meetings always end In June far the Malt2e tram Titusville. summer months and restart -"i: Las: Sunda with her again in September due to summer vacations —.. ware a + _. - P matching tare and a veil of aft Illusion fell from a Dutch stvk ti 51w car a Vicjoiug ascari.t bouquc: of wt-it carriatiom centered with putt stiw+an r Ma tt = of boner Beth Klineti*w silk etafflon gcnrr. Empire style with long sleev es Her Pradpitre was a blur 7M rareve will silt i1liswi and In, tamed a Colonial bouq of blue and white pam pans and baby's 1west2 with blur SXI+ She Smith was bridesmaid nd Fjzth liaaeinuet, a cousin Ph oto • . - .-- f r ........... , .-,, W!l 19 Clean TA10,111 M 31 flo.-tun. 3* t),lin,au. p.,),, ,,, ii V,'in, I Su'n. a,,, of nui,t., 4!'•'t I HSIy tab tS('nnynt l'.i'u'Ionyn-i of 3 lt-I,t,1uai. we,.r SissIes Lamh, 3 T'4.,row read 31 'Sheuling 4 l-nun.is tab I It Prwlt'IILU'd is.," By Abigail Van Buren II nutS P41 " -t ,i ~ _]" ,1,.'ct.on p,,,, ti,,tS ii 1A.i'?Tl l' trr -. , I T lirmeens In rhvn'ung line or two s hot retort for you ' here' - '3 (tiacial it Matte.,', 111111111111111111111 — 77 at IS fledo., "- wart a length gown of Chantilly is-, eaturing an A-line shirt. king lace sves with barrel cuffs and a Victaraio rwc.tluw with wed ar The full l th ri LSZI.S I I('flI(i IS (?fl1(fl I romn*ed L +4rolyt Witheroa ctt decoit-at&oa twc tzaiv a mets wtiflz gla& mw. an gr-rswr a nd candelabra wit whIte tairmug tapers f1ankzr the altar. £arni) pews were wiuitt or. ii ' jujament . father, the tEide - I ari urnin pmk and blue npaai wi~ '' polyester . SWI° nuirked With while MW) t%PW Given It. marrupe by . ____ -- IJr1*1Jd nuptial music a - -. (jrp. çbe pza a nd Pollution can W.11 It !'3('ewlI I41'o,iest n wzth satin bt'w and Wfled rwe -s" given to the pesft Far traveling Mrs R)Td clause a pink silk ctfffni drew and &'v. Othec dec ___ tulle with black acCfleS and the and grevnery and silver and pink rosebud corsage frocn 81 cszil appcintnwnts the and her wrddlfl& ,cuquel The 0 Follnwing the CeTm tT!,. cut pouring couple left far a weddingtrip it receptuin Was held at ft served the cake s.z4 th Carolina.. Tivir rev The Sanford Garden Cent Sou Floating was Janr. Hawkins. residence will be at the Country. color schdarne of Pin A and urIec were hratran Traiki Part. The groom is Wafl+ Side Janette l.avender and Mamba b'. ci ririi rr... Tht ti-ii ci employed .h Sn Cowan. suit,f4041W FnLneU Co.. Inc, red and a wtilZe archid cwwt, ideroor mAU* ram pnk Riuc hiti with ta;ilm ho'ders ci Mer 1e Ccn. orrr. and ;ink E. Byrd ,. zu r B 9O7S of t1ii%- blzze CZtlt Leniwth E. ..It. IV haw ' and Jerry FAaoi of Mr . and P4 Jik1 J. 44 Itit earn. S 00 t,'c'oiu At 'cv IPIfIFORD-ORLPdflDO KEEL Q.L3 Is) Mica ii-,uth of O,tansl', bet's•.s is .' - �The S Joy Tuesday, 4B— The Sanford Herald Feb 22, '1972 00. S CLOTHES FOR 111L 5- c.:r' iei 7,11C S roc's t SEA ø ,'i in a • r ,.. F ' Pin nt, I(V I'LIlI 7#On?Pt1 P,r.qJld arr,,rat.l, ard rr,Pci.n$0l11 All - '' ','.• . 4. •- / FIDELITY ENTERPRISES ____ Samford Ph n? 54111 flton In D'jb 312 75% ¶* DO • Good For Fast Dependable Service Put Your Car.... in our Handsl Poll, plISS a:_ Good Wash. We iii I. Polish Jobs - BaU.'f- Its - Accessories ilPC, CAR 7RL'Ci. WAIT ING ROOM CHUCK'S BAR-B-QUE ment Living wflrnfl _______ , r: • ), crall •',.. øf ' I iF 4•u 1M4 4r IALTAMONTE SPRINGS 1 A [,;;': ____ CASSILSURY FLORIST I Nuni Home fJ(, ,.'r . A,,'r,r' fl' f P' PH. 5152111 0 .a ',I e' SIMINOL! PLAZA Will 4q te rrsi&nt guests and _______ S"uq A,t iurc*iO grounds I,s m K."" Mt )C4 . ._ 71. 't'.". ,s'tI .q tiOl ;.od Convalescent Center. Ph. 327.424 25105. French Ave Soot,el A' '"V. r 7.• ._.-1 - UISV Iake Susan in NBary Is or k. finelif in , lRary Man .I rrn'erflfl MOCCSINS ppy Place INNETONKA rJ SE RV ICE Ø1Wi,i £ OH 5*II Retire Ha 'Fountain ' Is A prws on the bores of k,vetv 23O F5CH A.l'4 Entertainment DELIVERY SERVICF Ntstltd quleti) among the WIP V RENTALS Food, . DeBary Manor For _______ ___ INEF SEAl I ShOP PAS7'R a l"eA T L '111 West 27th St , 2010 French Ave. rt~orw -- $i p, WESKAY WASHETERIAS ppr L -.ijpd S.Ga' LEN'S S In Sanford, When You Wash At Hand Cut rit:ciIII ____ ____________ i J' Mtlarland F'.c mca fllyd (1Nf 141 1 AITAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA 33701 DIAL 0)0 0417 40% LESS MONEY Than You Pay Anywhere Else CDNUT) rtø.ci#. Fct,, di. Pipr&d - YOU CAN WASH YOUR •: Secretarial a nford Service ends to sttoll in the SUfl5i,r'r _____ ___ ______ sit and watch nature c-or:c )AcCRORYI HOPTHGATE ... I R CARTER 'S e around them __ IieBary Manor offers im -t the name Implies Here one carl find comforts, ad__________________________ vantages, and other attflbutt5 private residential club. t _________________________ ______ ______________________ , P a nd to add to the peace of mind uf nil who live oo' visit there. the- FURNITURE STRIPPING we remove old finitP't We also BIX SER VICE OIPANY rcument __________________________________________ FERN 1ARK_ $40HWY _li')PH$313101 NOW OPEN e5.es Timex Special CLEANED AND OVER HAULED $ 350 FOODS See Our teIectOfl P OPts, Watches- P/ TEAS — ymr I imea Repair Center n'iosptwrr that would the "institutional" atmosphere wtuch surrounds so man TWEDOHAVE !t pastel colors and Ptflts Guests are encouraged to bnng tr'a a favorite painting along for their room. BEEF Or PORK Duda Auto Parts and While one considers the physical attributes - those Oviedo Tractor CO. Auto Parts & Accessories - L*%&n L Form Equipment OVIEDO. PH II&S-22411 MOUTE 246 SANF-ORC) PH 322 01" 24rFRENCHAvE i it true blor(ds have more NERVES ON EDGE ALL THE TIME? C), is t redheads are the one Y OU don't have to dye no rnDrill ,,C1)e,C COMPLETE reIa.at ooAtet TIME thru stuch can be wen and apprenated, me should be aware also of the personal touch prevailing at DeBary Mwwr No institution is any better tntepecplcwhostaffit And since C-orcoran feels that it is unperatj%- e that he keep pacy with rve-r modern drveloi- &- a .ig - Of 3 of 4 -- ___________________________ _________________ ____________________ C,rtunct,c,naIproblemssuchaSMIGRtlNE. OVERWEIGHT INSOMNIA. .'c car also be alleviated or eliminated WIG and BEAUTY Free Consultation- Phone 327 5751 Seminole County ' s ONLY SALON °"°' LICENSED CONSULTANT IN ETHICAL HYPNOSIS IS ACTION Hwy. I; t3 - Longwood 1 MI. South of Big Tree PH. 531343) Engines. T ransmissio ns fOr the Bride and Groo" Match'r'g WEDDING BANDS PLAIN ____________________ GOLD 527 __,_ - 5tarlers - Fenders Doors for best looking Copies , p235 c-fl .. geoe stuart In up ISOMEW oft"k P Tires - Wheels Etc. I AATcs £ Jr*ILRY RI lL __________ __________ JOHN SCHLENK Thai-nat J efferson once stood __ WAKE UP WRECKER SERVICE r,er the spat when ?P* YOUR COMPLEXION wt N A,, - Shenandoah River con FOR A PERFECT MAKE UP verges *ith the Potomac at Harpers rerry, and was so ,..lh Merle Norman three s'ept t beauty A beautiful new bc,o twrrt struck *ih the beauty of scene tttit he could say Pt-sat * t*bitr1u1 cOmp'e.ion el hlite(-??we'Pf ' F PEE BEAUTY LESSO•. alone was 'worlh a trip ac ross the Atlantic -, But the same s true at much 04 Ws MERLE I1ORITIRfl Beauty made accessible to Sanford He8tIng & F -,- COSMETIC Or.enie Resort at Whit' 5ulfifl Springs' F',sideqits ti.., gatrece.d there and A further at royalty iractiorI7 Golfeir som Snead is the resOi-P's resident pro. presiding ovec 51$ hole golI COU'$es Which are open merit. tie employs only the most eluding registered nurses, who tention So. U you or someone you capable and well qualified are on duty 24 hours a day to personnel available, insure prompt, capable and know requires excellent round There is a full tune staff of 70 cheerful care to the residents the clock nursing care, don't well trained personnel. ir, sheriever AIR - sieS.FRENCHAE SANFORD require at- hesitate. go to DeBary Manor. Try Seminole Hardware ''angels.'' tam" formerly "Your Mothers Parlor", at "401 French Avenue. lie is pictured en- I I I_10CPER_POUNO__AbOVE_______i OuR iNvOI( 0' jI DISCOUNT 1$b4tt1thb*_0v COST w. •4 spend time at the casinos. arid livi dance and party ,,,;,: instead ci sleepily Cal 4.4%2'0O i •av Open Monday A M -530 PM Saturday 10.00 AM 300 PM p --_- I'ai-s &so.00ErY ITEMS CASSELBERR'( M1I ocrots PrOm 5rnn,le Pat& HWY 1792&4)0 • -.•'lJl nroiit C,a%s.ib.fry Ph III itS) Welcome To CAa4'A we mustn't forget the all im. Avenue; 2401 French is the best paper, red cloths adorn the address. No parking problems, tables anti dark rich mahogony ha lt. P In ar eity7 in at the authentic source of In formation _ SEMINOLE____________________________ ______________________ HARDWARE _____ ______ Req _______ E ____ a ar . '.' - -- , . -I .(• ' f"F - -- .,. Big Savings on In 40 %* . like privacy is a little ante CHAIN LINK I over and sing along wi th - (10 , - arid prized horses It ('Ontallu more pounds in 160 days or less everything yes! special horse At Se-mlrsc$e Hardware, you will rteedstobrtngout th every best find Red Rose Pig Starter You add only hay and water for medicated pelle ts. Pig Grower the Price is Just and fair, the service unbeatable and that the cucnptete feeding - oh yes, Pellets, and Pormaker Pellets ' - f ' '- -- - - . - - page today and do yourself. F R E E your animals and home a big 7 head on out and Hardware Seminole Western Supplies tociay. service nigh, work shop arts a crest UCK carrich a ciiniplett' line of Red Rose teed iijij)IIi's CIJAI4LEs GLASS(' Lonwmxt . l.',' F, im ta m Til 301 So? I*.m Tilip " -. AUT &CRAFT SUPPLIES- PP elI sot' HI HEELS - ' ,., Joy Lu Frans t'i;r i/i.' ______ .-- ' .. Ph 312 1172 %,,-I..,i - Peg $21 91 -- Ilsi e OUR PRICE I - -: - Advertise In I The 0 4 "2 611~ $12" I . f.fVl ljl' *4's' I Complete Line l Duncan Pants Glazes 6. Ur u st-'es SEMINOLE HA R DW*R I & WESTERN SUPPLIES L.ØI..'ed or Car Pc't S,il, Shoe I IItsck V ( I LONGW000PLAZAJ - Pi-i. $34 3541 HWY_1792LOPIGW000 2517 S. French Ave. :::m1 Sanford Fl. ' [,, - Total Pool Care Maintenance and AUthoriledAgets ) I Shoeland I [T_AwayInTheI '4 CALL JAN' - Vale's Junior For All Ali'Ilrws Open Thursday Nights John Dickey 1a ABOUT THE NE l5 If STEEL RADIAL Yarn SPEED ix CiX'S BRIDGESTONE TIRES BY THE POUNt '"e '.''.i- JUfJIW __________________ ( OLbVIRY poll OLONGW(OI'LAZA hWY 11921 LONOWOOL) Pill 311 HS7 - ,., -------. - lu ehuuso tront 11~ -A P if $ sic foi OR j,Q Mi figs 6 - of OurtI I have s EDWARDS FOR Every occasion oex, You ? If a"ii ASe. Hr oat. Jo,tNw"i,4 1)4 SpaeA.a1i*bu1 )tP 3t CALL Consignment Furniture . S'4O 0 201 S ELM AVE 1:. NothargI he ii' "• 'I Sun Travel •' PHONE 3-22 7121 " AGENCY It Your Would Liii To APvrrt'se Your Have Your Feature Story And Picture -- 322-261 1 cr 8319993 , I SANFORD HERALD _____ CALL GATORS _ J a'.) all .1 ur i•) I Fi,rsO ______ ---- —'.1 3234630 -- OPt-tI I I _______ _________ _______ 'S MOld SAt _ Rab bI Piil.ti • 'l'aS !Sl %,1,,-p,,,r'4l r,pj l.r Øhite&tione 1 In Heels SS.45 ACE HARDWARE Phone 3226549 P "C\ COMES taøi• ,gq ac 'oi o." .r,, (0It$flI t,If-(Cnl ?il q111 a laSt blaiHI, to , ,q the .. i a.0 n.. u. - of Seminole, Inc. ti) S $ 9.95 vow that PARTS CASSELICPR'r '1 THROUGH , 'saco' - ,,J fabolt all $ ,•()f4 t.000"% ••• -C" - I GirTS-CASIDS - - __________________________ Service - :ei S12.95 q. -., - a. a. ii, 's In Thi Aqua Pool iour l')f - .r RED we Stock import And YES, WE HAVE ''eie So,. X ROSE - dancing at the Fountain, so -- E..'vW.d 1pm Till -i' So.. $1 X ________ is .ulsvays action and fun Johnny has successlull> operated this restaurant and nightclub for about six years at lounge hours are from 10 to 2 a in You will enjoy dining and bar,,r1 ii.. $. p, . lbs *. i's at Wilbur & Co Club Rd .mrr perfectly sutteet for this -. : 150055 Fl "1 01 C. tilt t he operation and their personality ..rmil know-how keeps the crowds tinning in [) (lining room is n from :30 to II pm. daily arid the "rr Santord RABBIT PIcL(15 AND this kxatkm, lie and Marjorie -. - 7 10I Fr.'." - - 'i clear Out 3ajIij and .ther nter weeds is you teed cur t7pI T,o i,vn t trelnler be,iut' 5 3? Ønce A rnpor'ant VIA CERAMIC " . Glasscock bunch are really nle'v folks. Watch for the ad on this — - 0 - your spring lawn rrvita:, project. Products -ire the best quality , Ope S -' a ' Spread P 10-v -C74:,S I I )48- 111P- t and Saturday nights. and there interested in raising hogs He'd Glasscock has all the bar Hotae Feed. NOW this SUPer Rose has the right food. ware Items you might newel Horse feed is made for Professional swine raising h. your ranch or around ' particular requirements major goal of healthy, meaty you4 growing bogs going to market at 200 or town home. And fertilizer I brood 090AS folks at the 1)14mb IS live critc'rthimimlient featured on flxiriay. Friday flr,'..q 30 " to -' TYPE I BO WD - irixci your self, well Just go on L.ie Mary ' Lounge £ Restaurant POTPOURRI Or if you are in .in expansive 410 FOLT N 'FAIN CYPRESS ..-,----------..., -• tete, I" THE 1QiMiJI O" carpeted in red, hits cozy little booths for that special tete-is- " s. Early Bird Sale: t t:) INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL And after you have dined on a .Iiiptuou.S meal of prune beef or a variety of sc..f'od, mosey on over to the piano bar, also outfit to wear to the Rodeo 9 AGVA Cj IJ' r.'ct ta' a.hs and other decor to f'!&At3iiM' Ph. )22 - 5 9. 41 2700S. Sanford Ave. S IMF, uric might enjoy mixed drinks. slnt2Ige Wines, champagne 00' whatever suits )our fancy. Also available' for those who 114.111 ti really an expert In si with 1h Red ROse out on a trail ride, you can't g and will beabkto advise tc'ua5 feeding program for dairy wrong at Seminole Har,.Iarr to the exact kind of feed you calves and start putting ITCa'e and Western Supplies. There it reed for your particular milk profits back into your a perfectly fantabul0' '-,, l Ha II fl (;as lights and low floral patterned lighting fixture's combined with interesting antiques invite you to another t ' PHONE $31SSCO rvJnI, With red globe lights, and fj _____ _______ h. And for that special West'ri HELPFUL HINT - _______________________ — S FREE ESTIMATES ultiniate in comfortable dining. age when 11w Charleston" •'the dance to do. . private separate bar adjiiris th e dining OIHIH, where Glasscock says that if you animal, use Red Rose feeds fr om Seminole Hardware, of the Red Rose brand He Is energy. Full Menu Ser'ed11:3Oa m - lOpn' 2 m Working Persons Spe.il i1 30 i rn LONGWOOD just drive in the big lot ad. captain's chairs offer the atmosphere defies you to be 11.31,,' a Well. Seminole HArdware has feeds for ani mal s other than horses, cats-es and hogs >cu know, so for the best for your lacer than feeds from its mama's milk' it C2-.arlie GLas.scock, owner of truth Calves cant tell Red Seminole Hardware and Hose Milk replacer from the Western Supplies. located in the "under kind". There's no Longwood Plaza on U.S 1792, weight Lou, no decline m came* all types of animal feed growth and no slowdown OPEN 10a.m. - 12 Midnight '.Mi North Dog Track Rd I riside ou will find rich panel kno" as "Your Mother's sklienin. It is a happy place It Is By Ann Simkowski li wall., with red velour will lmattxt right on FrentDo you enjoy good food, good Parlor." owned and operated by let inc tell you about a place I want to inert. maintain a balanced ration of Ys'hat are you feeding your portant nponent of care favorite animal friend these )'ourhors.oranyOthera.rimaI. ferdsyourmaztmumpeofitcan be realized. Economizing on days' Is it Red Rose animal love and affection. feed is a false economy in the feed' If it isn't then you are By the way, did you know that doing y our animal a disservice after the first week, calves long run. hey. I guess we went everand friends, that iust ain't right. tually receive more vitamin board on animal feeds, ,iuh' You are going to have to do and riuneral fortification from BAR & RESTAURANT Hwy 1792 ancl all at the right prims! Well, two of the nimt folks you could Top Ani a/ Feed Dining ... at its finest FENCE INC. The Fountain is different - the joining the club and go on in and century restaurants, 19th ' FURNITURE SALES HWY. 1192 CAR WASH B&H is tile host at "The Foun- JOHN CARLTON entertainment, delightful hosts, Johnny and Marjorie Canton, beaches By night you dine in ,To" c*-a.v i L.c.$.IuOv..O.SIt.ppiiCeftew Dubuque Iowa Beef I ____________________ ____________________________________ I I ARRIVES WEFELY- UIA (Koict cuT I.P4O FREEZE WRAPPED riçht here in the continental U SA Let CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO $74 North Ortanuo INC Avenue (Winter Park Mail) help you plan your neat trip ,erto Rico never closes By day it is an island In the sun Ith sandy Ivory Country Quick Super M*rket—Western Wear ___ _______ CONDITIONING they the public Medicare Approved ---4 0-f - - i• ••*htlI , ymance, end price Let-Ii about Tottl Comfort for SANFORD HEATING & •. 2i( I oni) 4111 There Is so much t be seen We B.c.e ri GOOD Patient Ca'. HEATING and COOLING PRODUCTS FREIGHT DAMAGED fS KEN KERN'S Manor is noted for its 'good retirement living.- a lend of hittoric interest arid scenic 0pptijnly Why not stop for awh1e at the Hwy. 17-02, Delary, Florida CALL n240 FOR FREE ESTIMATE S & E RESIDENTS of l)eBa Manor enjoy a friendlygame of cards. The the mountains Frofr !0w histOfic I-4..'per'I Ferry to P4-s. aristocrat i c and stately Phone your home - . as-faced highways. even in STUDIO N U PSI Pdi, CONVALESCE P P[Ht.blLiTt'TIO4 AND P E I I P(P.' F N I L I V I NO COMFORT-MAKER is un - - •-,- - - you by epceii,ril hard DeBAR Y MANOR - *-w'ica. 1,.nlscs -- _ - GARAGE panhandle,West Virginia is B Years - .i,, are piioudtot*assoCIated ath a company whOs* home comfort products hIVi knO*fl and respected for more than 70 years For Pealing and coolIng Singer Ad •jtm"% P a a' a " -. Virginia a Land 04 rugged Air Conditioning i4iprr9d/edr ¶ar'fo'd . .-. . •. homes of the eastern jfl', , '/2 4S NOLV OR BETTER Hot Carnubs Wait (Ir - - Peliets, and Red Rost Super Parts Locating Sr vice 7 . •. animal pocket. Use Rose Call selection of W.'tsrn wear For horses. Seminole HardStarter and Red Rose Calf boots,, hats, chaps, jackets ; ware tames Red Rose GroWer Feed too. some really moO shirts Complete )1t And for )OU folks who are belts _________________ MASI 1' CHAIi..I I.. !; -.-' 34 HOUR II 10111 204$. PARK AVE. OPENFRI 'TIIYP U u MINT a USED COMMEMORATIvE STAMPS FREE Throughout The Southeast R - (;W1L1 7 EJezL14ei4 l e Have AComplete Stock Of Used Late Model AutmbiiC Engines • something about your choice of IW RoseMilk DUPUCA1IK MACHINES WHERE I H E parts •. 1 By Ann Siectkowski OfWn Mon ItIfU Sat ON - - SELF-HYPNOSIS laree SeI.cilDflt Wins & Hair Pieces Pr )) i't ' OFF SIC JF T WAX _____________________ . which set the mood inside Auto Parts THE BIG DIP ___ -- FREIGHT DAMAGED FUR'IITUPE '14s I uwerfully decorated moms. .' 0 SAN DWICHES -. -. - 2.00 •0 ___________________________________ will ° P ARTS ACTS FOR TRAINS r ip #. WON 3, - - nursing homes We Don't Have 0 - -, na1 was to create an _DOWNTOWN_ANFORC to - - • .. Months of careful, intuitir . research and planning w'rr' tnveted in the crea tion ' - . lIi3X) Manor. The ulWna' .- '-' ETC 307_E_FiR.ST_51 PH 131 7213 OPENTILIP M LONC,W000 HWY1792LONGW000PLAZA • i, tothofpu NATURAL FOODS HI PROTEIN_VITAMINS — MINERALS C.it • •...• ntomt. of endeavor and in that of his staff. Tate Trr f o r Health It C)oesn -t Cost It Pays, - - -- - .ld I -. *r1 Crr,'0 'parklr IIncj'j-..,t .Iri.fl IS 1 In Our --.'- - are and 1w is an advoratt of continuing edcation in his field Rings - Earrn;s - Pins - Coti.ime JC*t'Ity. Etc - li ving as well CRAVEN .'IIEALTR I _______________________________________________________________ 1t.i_. '•' /.' jeArq. #.1 Isrs.rR ministrator, IS a man .' :WE CARRY ING P AF 1. ______ -,'. off Ccrru'an. John ___ OPI TRANSMISSION - comfortable, compartlor.. rT.:• I!1 . I -. - ___ _____ _______ htCt availabkaflYwt C i. idi Manor offers the most modern nursing arid convalescent car' ________________ A t Automatic 41 CNc3iMIkCIUiLDi COMPLITS VALVI WORK INOINSCICORING HIADASLOCK •I$UCPA(ING 0dM SUNDAY SAM 1PM DAILY M0PN SAM IiI i( - d '1 •= __ YARN ft -\ ci E .. BARN C IUSId Monday Du.4.Tu. t.l M I X 0 N UTO PARTS A4 MACHINE SHOP Zil MAC'.tdifl A Alii iO4i l,10141 ill LI 10 530pm in POw1 lYE) neiittoDominik's) Cassalberry - - ?SON I M c R O B E RTS TIRES litiPi 1)kwEi Ni,. WSW First 1_QQQQQQQQtQ..QQQ _________\,t.st.sd -- �I 111 Tuesday. Feb. 22 1972 AB-The Sanford Herald ALLEY OOP 1q IA1E 'I& • 'I ',ttj 1 1 'fT ''IA.%1tT ,OJAJT. . r..>..' MR CICIP! -- J,-.---- fl • .I 1tLUS1 Z -- S - - \ ~t I 10. :' a %0 •.• ;,1i :•--- I I Photo albumS 10%? ,-, Reword - _ 0 '.. _ WANT AD t -- - `II-___ I ; 1 -7-_ . ~~ CLATTER CAMPUS F _. I 1i• ' by Lorry Lewis - - - - MAI' EE'EiED ' ES a S - - cj1 'J• q.'j ~ mavra Mu? dr1ve. JACkIES SWIM SCHOOL Hatld 333 3333 The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line i_I I1Tj - 5 - .. LI cvt - LA ru4 .-- - - - - - CöLC)'-JtL -' f Cir I -- .- 11! 7il . .' 0, - ..- I - TO i nw-u i '' - - ", r, i - Mill Work Will train. "', S tPwv - .. ' I_fl! '' SAC a line 2$c a line 22C a 11511 times 70 tili-sis 25 ?Vni5 SALESMAN Tocontact D,Arnass arid we4asslcis:l man GoOd CLOSER r svr ,: President Draares 44 Pa-rw'svii. Ohio )> IMU AAA EILSPLOYSIEP4I fill. 50044'? Cass.lpo-fry 531 3100 WANTED, Mrs & Women '' Place ca?a'og patS , l:¼ ' WI:_. byrowen6_.chwsrs -.._.'___... THE BADGE GUYS - I ." -'---.-, I. 3ET GO SLEEPY A" I 4 A '( a.- -- . I e 'Ie~ '"- 'y P isL', Y)K "- L~~EE\ 9 &'.C) 5 -i ________ I - ' - L. iE1vE5 i IWOUJ., - 4- )-Lost £ rOUr -_. I CRIM:PIALG J(N A LNIO',. - - - ----' S-In Mamorlam% .rr' ,i' pi'r tUcs.R ' / / :-:z Al' - 1-3 A .. •, . , f. f-__ yp47j/j.4ft1j . 01 'p. Porte,. (P10'fer, Molt to work 11cr-i. r,QvirPd Y.ir rcs,md ThomaS $,abies. 3330511 - IF ! ;, i_. , . . j! f LANCELOT - r I FrI.-F 5 ,,, , -! I/ C`%~X, - _.. . - '5 &- 26-Mobille Horn*% Rent 27-Ressort Proplerty For Rant f-A ss.~- ANw 74y'.6i --%-------.W,--4 i ~F_!t ~1~ r J C_X-Q`-E " .---'w ' -J ,,,f .w_. Real •i A '-ic', ' '_" '_"5 -, 4 ..,- -- _5.,a'-' WINTHROP _ _ __W ' 34-Mobile Homes _ ___ _ 35-Income £ Investment Property by Dick C.v.IIi )4-.jsin.is Property Wanted 37-Ru ]-5--Z'5I Estate - 3.ACL}.A"--.-.-"-€ I- A,w mrNP AEM SOX0 C_I-_-0lr:~A.V,W.7,M . I.:, )OT '" - I Marine I - - - Is, a,.. I_ -- Cl,d - - - - - --- -.., ' - ___' - ' - - ,£ - i, i I - - e .'" - ,,- ' r- J - - - ' i.j, - - - ,, - -.'•-. ,. '- .c- - . , --..' - . -.,- --- - ____-- I - ----- - -- -- 7' I• 1.4*cb - - ,7'.4 - -- --- ---' .. '.7f', -i?- ' ,. --- !.-.L,54 '. - I - •, a. -ca ('' r' , ' " Ef; - ' Assist) , ' _ ,' J 87UCM9 -___ - 0 54" % ,- , E.(t.5E .. EAS""s.G- 1 l' it ' --t- I - . .. 's r'5 I . . by 031c 55iE .-iA'r wAS i '' - - - A ' - " -- r.' I SA - A EPl'-'. SA,'E) - - -ESE - rI'..SES' BE s.,.JAV . ra'..c_ 1 S0-C'ara;e-Rummag. Sales Si Auctions Buy 52-Wante TO T And rade :rpm, Rent SS-MisceIlsvwovs For Sale SSA-Housatsoid Goods Se-Antiques S7-Music•l M.rchandls. SI-Stose And Office Equipment S0-Machlnei"p And Tools 50-Building Materials SI-Lawn And Garden Equipment 53-Uv.stock Poultry _____- fl-Pets And Supplies byP10*1 Walker es-Clothing BEETLE BAILEY - Transportation I P OW 8 L- \\ - •__,_ f5•_•'••••••, -i .-' L -' - 71-Auto Repels's 5 ___f_• -- 'II - Perts.Accessorlss 73-import Autos 73-MotorcyCles !' nd /' it - Akc ____________ r,s,t.-\j V''JA~E opt - SAE - - APE i P401"T I-~~ , 14 I Ill . , 11 - ______ _________ I I I __ . .1 - p I . r-~-I I 1 ) _____________ U.I..wNAT ItS - I'f!' tuAGA--SOAet ".5 f, r, -I - L~ __ - \-. WAY I ER - - VVI 70 . I . I, 11 .0-T'$ _________ ill 'lAaf - - IS-Autos For Sale a ant W Department ,y_L,e FalkandSy Barry THE PHANT&A - - 2.ai 'P ) 1 'r - ; cC0 .'__\ ks 2l5Trailers . ~_,, - . . ., / . I. I . - I Isis,, , .", a - T-~&% I i - -" I ~ '11 , -. I '\ - I 50' Herald, Call MIS yearS commercial 22230470. back yard. '$7 Domestic Child Care - Sanford 235 23 r..l .I 5 •t nj b.Ilht. I in' ix'r puns. o'ootr floor evefvlh-no As low &I %:a) s and ITO p-er moss? Is P1 700 Sanla (larbara Or %IA I l JP'* V PiLJZ) FHA-VA-235 CONSTRUCTION - 3 bedroom PsousI Lake Monroe Pa y equity arid assume raymenls 32) 355) alt,r S p in AIL REALTY IP4SUI1AIICL 101 C Watt It? St 8: 30 A.M. to 5: 30 P.M. 0:00 p ; I 1".,r ~r Is I - OthsUnai bundle for his dat, a iLflvntoSoilxysan. Their relationship had a pr ofound Uit'$UflCt on the lid. "lie never asked me whether I liked things. h2 4ust shoved dossn m_throat___ them 11 ~ AM. to 12 NOON START OR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY. SAT. 20 WEST __4 -A ,. . I • 05''te ---"----:! =- / . (newspaper fladeft 811tilli, matfeally complits a 9111112t - ,~_' - - I Colkge chemical de arkmeiTti could do a super) lob 11, sanity! r .. - -J all brick homeS with 3 $55,400 Wall To Wail carp.? lhroughøl, smnlrl Plea? s ystem. modern (lu-pped kitchen with LeaulSulCabns.tt, large panelled utlItv room Call Don Ely lot your new hoaril today AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP Caio sd 34 T.508; Melvin F., ii a 5tcw York state 734.1 - •'-f on 5 o t' mu 4 .. -, Shopping, testing all new drugs ar~l foods-at no cost to us IiA44.11 .,,u,Ces And that sery fist month 181 of the checks debiting us for extra federal I 5,I re. i,ai,uOUU on top sn u)C vent 8 cent postal rate, for graduate cbrmistzy students who could Csifl'aI Ph .D. by .d2 thiikl it - search, - resers'itlons cumate where is in the I ~t 2-fl 'to i Churches, you bv in or ti nsrrl under irl.n,s to 5.-at Ir, as a tnrscingpvograns's IflO lIltvv. rot - bOSS *tlIIe your loan it berg prc.C.ltf'd - __________________ p southern states, Uncle Sam already it .;s:'l ' H__ '-flAi could reduce' taxes t1.UU), LA *i UU4.- (1) Fann out the Postal FAucation and Wr4fare lie. . srnicr tO x1i,atel, tax-pay. partn'seirA to a slielciton stAff ing firml villio, have alrtudy and nitstupy funds. shosslthey-ctnhandkthe Forouz2,000Lihs-ra!Art, and l'ohltical .I'rkk3 (fI(JQ$. ' ti ,,'lsnd Farm,rt t o .0 1 7 97 $4 '" CASH )734173 '- iit ( .7 tic but I of 1001 .forms LI. 1 PP 173.11 - - 1511. 50. 14$ 015 lAuUwsg, * ely, nato".' p..,., tee,',sq, rartie. lSIP.' - - - 4'Ineç,. V41t CIII it I-v P'told 177 '. ','$e &.0 Rap. ANTIQUE 0$ PlI "35 lielaf iifl' .tI'P.&l ( lrielsmitsem Ar" . s*o.-rt-oo SM SI-a - -rbec. S77 MOvef C S 300 - - / s, 1' t -#-.I 0-10,1 ,', I r. If is . I ,u' •' -a-- -- ' C "I I. I ii 142 hi an "Congratulations, Brock! In lieu of a raise, we're putting your siame in brass letters on the broom closet door!" SAULS AGENCY 333 - taruiroorn Ira-n, home, Silclwn. ShOar-' balls, SCr11nt-d in porch. fli'*Iy reflniSIs,d inside C i trus C A WHI000NSR.OROICEP ?IIPI Park Santo,d 23 IttI N ghls 123 11*7 - Houses For Sale - - MAYF AIR-I Bedroom, I I I Baths, Central Heal, Carp.?, Rang, and Metrg 57(5) Do-an Low At 5*0 31 Meg Sr-al tightS. )J3 Ns (Stale Itroka. IsIli SS Miscellaneous - 333054* Cailbart Real Estate 2IPIO(jII SERVICE (At I. 177 7*P$ MUIIILr WORLD SALES Bell tCl?ajn Of 2- LIe wOC fl Central F bOa 11.4 -flientory Of 17 *10,5 Lots and parks 4.4.1able Opn Si, TI C p rri I c.caled Hwy ITS) LOAq*ood III 2273 37 i,'r,,,.A, / 1 - - -, f -. I. - - • C%J?orier- Si:. SillIt a-r.J). i-'-.I central 5,'sIen't o-vetl pr r- j' SEARS ri Alig n - AMERICAN LEGION POST ii P4y 17921 Mi Sout?-i of Real Estate Wanted IVq,tre s.- :'s2 5 ,nn a.. - 5 •galre 1335&M S.ttstL-rd 1;.' l's Wp"-.!. "p •. ' --! *N . , 94) I PM-7ndTueda, each month ,,.-d "3 BINGO '5 'li b&i- ' p)r,-.-'5 _' I ' ,4' Ill SW Ai,,Lt" I I'd Ii) 3050 212 itf. Every Monday cit 1 Pii Automotive Service An, Area (API POR YOUR I QUITY (all (0111(1174 4111 SIR 5515 5 Ii 4 'lea., JIa?t I*tr' TP--.t -53,s4Ib,rs - 5557 v'etSi 747 1 5 5 ',nsP. A., Sri in RED. FHA - 72? 1*3 GREEN 5505 5 44 a 54114)2 Beauty Care 'I.'.SWIL7T tiI-Sl' '.,.''c ,,fr.ru', - -,,,8, aVe,ti P"-"m-' ' ,- :55 :ss I Oas At. - M'sJ,npai. W.-mu0n.j *000 - r-i - COUNCIL 5.35' 730PM ist&ird - Tuesday SRAILEY ODHA -1 - -I Part of getting organized is parting with those things you I don't really need. And that's wiser. Want Ads sntsr the picture. Get organized Afessit@ write to Dr Cis&@ is ell" Ph. 322-2611 or 831.9993 Today! Your Direct BINGO EVERY Thursday 7:30 P.M CLASSIFIED I I Call weekdays befose Noun to your All ad.m?iia T Salaid herald -, *04.606", •sU aUPeliiIlCabIp be elated loti-ky,. SOIpI FAMILY BAIQAIPS 45 *5 SICtION that Is WtIre5.*Od I. au "4111641,11141 14.111 Pe."e is Re •,e, "4111641,1 "4111641 AJ,iileeit shou ld inCiud, tPii •nhe '?.ls In CempulI'.$ lSi, ,r lamed i_IIC Is WAPISSQV TOM, uSIC 32 ) I 14' - I"l' a I'll 3d . Snlraistl , last 133 ,1,, '-'- 5-I' Dill 194 m e YOJ* ad 1r he following day and Setlurdayt before 17 noon If your club or organization would like to be included in this listing call: THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322-26)1 S -''-I_v- - - - .Jftsq ,-t, .S - 41 r,JtP,, -jlst P1 '.i...,i , I.'., a-_' 4-5 ' ;f ".i .0 A,;, % j-s' - __Tr,ilsr Rttitls Ad .Ail byPI'S &5i5 Cre,mer $j* Ph 133 4111 Al. l,Oaa, 5 1Sf. a 511551 ,Q7* 'Sill low rent In the it C'rC 122 :2 -wan iiij. 'i?. O'r-Is (1L - '.4 t,-r - - - THE HERALDS DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES 3 line Ad-$304 $1630 $46.80 .1 line Ad-S672 $2200 $62.40 S line Ad-St-so $2500 $78.00 S - 1_WeI[5i Wing SHOPPIRt i-:'p '.-i • '. $' -a -"_.-s .-. :: :61, $_-St* .l%P a,s-V IS , 'Ja. 5 tAys 2) Days 13 WKS. - - Plow - JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE - Spt'ti.il S-trsise's al -4 '1 N O" IT P2 appear 51- ---- - - -- i' .IflJ P,fs,. l,t.JS .t-t. Call Itt e s,p.nlmerib i-rn a..sal. or-we -- at xxxxx _Cleaning_Service - - '-s -' .1 1 I - *-,n local U55 SlAN4uSi7P4 unto,, '. Ta. S..,t. ____ 241 ADOq, ,lle $I - O,lIu.ia 6" 5$7$ or S5 Q$ $,poi.q%, ape-..s, to I' , Get In On All The Action! Line to Start or cancel - i i Signs - income Tax 5q: s,"", -' .1 -, 2-.-' 'i4il - -.4 I 5 re,''. ._ I;; .! q5l-5 Ceramics s-n ,,aa. I) S Cs ts ms TlSyr%dOp & $'.riuiu,3.12"25 - 3 i ^A Mt(ianWsii, Cortr-ector T* ,usang lim ly 'I'm " 1,-sent,, *11 - I, 00 ho 17) I'll ----- - q5 ',i'fl' .5 '.i'tS 5) .4 4,1 'a. -4 1.12 574: Y&lf$ CHIC BEAUTY & WIG SALON Oor"a I, tsp' 157(1 lr 51 I.') 153 ___ , LeIA,%SiCS. 0 IlL _• 5 32 33471 ':1 vet Do Si4i% RemOdel-NJ *11 Jo uoO. Plumong. (let arid Carpentry from CaO,nof's to Root" Add Pei 33) 10-4 ::3 $111 51 ' - -e Paradise Pools tOmpIqIC &tlT'OY 15409 -- :, - - ROOFING /vlI Call La'ge of Small 4e 75.144' All 223 14 - 5 a31:,5 1343CL I/:c -.'- iEu.sPiI'Lt 4 4 .n.I-e, Ire, £ttsm4lI% Peiss,. Ill) TOM SPAIPIT 45 Ili Cabinets and k-l.en t' I. - Pool_Supplies 20 "AP ,rnaul - p.-ntng, hem. ('om 5'i-a - "-1-4, - 'i'-,.. Pt. '"14-f373 2445 I. 415 --.-'. -a -1-.s., I 7+-s5 -A-40Y MAN Auto Insurance - ) :8.-lv Plumbing- lei:tric .:-I "5 .,Ir ar us' .4 rs,;"-43. A il "'-3 MEETINGS 4-u," -SW I':.-''I, '.9çt14 Ad Ail anj i.:s G -' '.'-t IlomeImprovements GENEVA HEATING IS AIR CONDITIONI NG SERVICE '5 , Pet Care 41..: as-I I,sN:3 J ill .9 "t .1 in 373 1010 • II '. ;L aCLI'.AIt 3pa.s - Glass-Mirrors - MACK'S TV IS APPLIANCE SERVICE $Iat,5d ISLI4 x'eeOrLanooD.'-.. •. -' 51.54 ,4.._a .4 a Appliances 5 A1RV.t PL SA 4,'A i-ALtiC1*I3MA Cr-v ("r' n5 of -IeSjI" ' - .1 a '- Eating Places FULL Ip • F A51 SANFORD € [ '5 (OY0AP4Y -757) par Cr.i- 373 154 - Ire 1undry_Services Large 1104-01 A*OCAQO$ 11 •a 3 br- 51 ".m* -C $lae 51 TOMATOES I s EASTSiC(Cc'4r-AdF" M (1.1 :ti' , 1'- l'54' to get organized! The following businesei are listed for your convenience- Perrianent residents and newcomers NiIl find this director). the .-n ot convenient and up-to - date ay to solve every problem Fresh Produce NOTICE 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 form the public of your club activities BUILDER DEVELOPER FOR E'IEP(ONE '- Pr. Seat-on A 0 00 PM '%44.." I 0It 372 7717 - / Air Conditioning -,,,.-', kill SANFORD REALTY - SANFORD HEATING 5 Ala CONDITIONING 75150 FrncSi Ave 3220350 - Lots &Acr,ags G5(c,ORYMO1IIL( HOP "S 31 .53 Ba' - .sQtQfl 500Fr,nciy Air, 323 $200 3700415 --. - lord 171 4.457 372 3115 SundayS and F40ldayS Call - - table,, (hi-ri, bedS. punch bc-alt and CUPS. bloc, maChine,. AMERICAN RENT '' ALL 7*4* I'laaatb'a Johnny Walker Realty 34 - ¶'--_ The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve Yo u 1 Now 5 Remaining Prrmarenl lralm' 1,51%, excellent ta.r,st Call Bud JIM HUNT GUIDE _.c' SHOP THE EASY WAY! - Lots Acreage mcy-lhl,. I PtA 7)1 REALTY. INC This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that inducteS A r.-reteree based on age from employers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More information may be obtained from the Wage Hour office at 219 Cartaine Building 17190 WE Seventh Avenue, North Miami, Florida 33161, telephone: 350 5973 33 - t_' - 1. 109W lot St 333 4373 s 2 - SEMINOLE COIN CENTER U S - Canaøan -- For,-gn Co-nt 31 SHOPPERS 1q-lison, I f bathS Not in housing develop mr-fIt Se, P you can dually - .I Apply rental toward pu rchase Clsk *iIh George Stuart, 133 1 Robinson,Orlando Phosselol Business Meeting - I $00. AC.P mooNS'.e*. LOW 5luI. int ulty 1 #40 ,Over p*Vm*IT5 o-eraa 11,11141 410,116 11 ,1M IoBp in ol a-il eir-atever. eawt.eia d 01 wag 'r-ç,i', i 4id 54 - -. - Equipment For Rent I .I 11*3 I'Wi$GAl*Iie - %s.orp 5l, - ---- •-' --. -Al, '.SOPi S z 1 '.-4 v' -",,t/ r.-4 - I 3 *5115)', For Sale erie' tVYl ',,.-i5 -s'C.ti'sr.- ASITO 5ALk 17$7 5.nlnel 373 I? -- Pets And Supplies - ------ 1- $ 4I - '"k Father Rithetrj J Ly.'-ess At 3 THE ADDING MACHINES, Rent anew 1 S I ,40 30(11 1e3 *sg R.. SADDLE FC.'juPypp-ar 0111,011torn Aloar Sa.e At that O'Côr-r.! d Ne..", t' 3*-op 1 37 - ' i 0.15g.', H* 41 - this week. I-116 Isy st,vior Owall bad anal too, 400 Oft 0 • lair, S Mar? 313 Samford Ave -FINANClN from Yisp f,v.'a-'e-eo .i w • Cia-ri 37 C?5 1' ',.'s r sr-.-, 10 557 1$ P. .pig used lUI'n-?i,rp appli ances tool%. COLONIAL VA - Ar ?*. ITU, 0tA Whir-bob Excellent (ood,Pon sm Pet in etyA PURL IC AUCTION cry Mansurr-ugh?, 7 30 p rn (C,lSQW'isaliIt *-elromedl Op..-' 101* SPANISH FHA is" .1 ii? SnFo A r Radio,4$p14vS S. i,i4ISCC And ' Poultry - 42 .',API i-ID Antqp,a Corn-i,, Applante;. I plc. Of lull Iwt-,. Call 172 5520 eii en among thme Then. too. politicians -ote, thus hampedrig A 'led P , chology in. Id root intimidate Social U Otp . Security recipients at eiletc-on thea Nachlites" that thrive small turnout. fidericy engineering. Aliss, Unde Sam is woe- lion time with the thrmt of Send for my Wolik tearing Up their Social Srfully indfitient Auctions - ''•" CONTEMPORARY ' Retnetnber, too, that such owns as mud- as 40 of the dmed! means private firms then would not land area. W}.kIT probably ple coe their nployees IC '%y y hl city rents we l of our peo on g*d1ng how they vote on for wel1sii, families who's who were free loaders' election dayl ste hase idle land abeady the backs of the hard clut Social saIlahle where their kid. tog t30ye1s ot New York. (2 1; hunt and fish, instead of ex. ssIio did pick up their flu-ui. pending their surplus enc'ry Economists hase prov ed checks In person I d estimate that many thousands the lattrr can pay retired in city rioting and looting? foLks almost DOUBLE what (4) Synchronize all elec. were able-bod1rd p4 ble of earning their own liv. they now revels-c in monthly tions so city mayors, county Social Security checks officials, as well as gosct. In if they had jobs' Meanwhile, we taxpayers non, are all elected at tb', n we Inject So how nwre' efficiency into govern. would no longer be forced same time as state ha! U.S. ment and thus reduce the to support a sut army of tax Rrpresentatises or Senators. tax load on the backs of our collectors, nor pay for the Thu would $as millions heat and other costly up* re the costs for polling Ier keep of Social Security plac'es and election oflc-laI,, INEFFICIENT Buildings all os-er the U.S.A. It would also bring out a UNCLE SAM Si 5i,d,r 11cr-al Co of Florida 5-is W elt!cC ky Santo, i I~ 3 Bedroom-1'a Baths warmer 1,1? V.s is.v, Misi-. •f-'".-'-,---lrriis SitS'..,.- TOP CAS04 PAID I or Palm BL4% largo Of small 14,11 1' - 1124 Park r- Rem-iglusis Ila tap patter-nt. O-sera%l, (liv, umS, sows On btlOItl 10 r-m14I5 CA IS II 04 11300 OVS /1 t.e lnid. 73') 7''5 , t,flCb i . , - tam ,I im byGillFox S --- -- 20 Weil has all city services. ., Fy01 Oil Equip new, - -- - ". . you always say a good offense is the best defense! .'. -1 of ucla1. AIX! the sait billions now -i 5DT.craneh,,e mail at less than 5 cents pei- sqUandered Inefficiently ósà iUct Ye' 5t*Z'tc'u IIi'i ng aSPIcwelfare could be cut in half recipients first class letter, E1CdiC'd well sic Meanwhile, the latter by moving city welfAre iccall for their monthly PAY taxes, instead of clp(ents out upon the leaSt at the State Empkwrnent would - -0 .t r. '--o 1-.. RENT A 5(0 Rolloway. baby Beds ________ FUQNITUQE 14W It? 5? Ph 313 sill tre,$5150 Will Sir-since *71 4153 French mild create college fellow. - - - I I' 0 Don 3?,AIlamOSlleSprngs. Flu I'hOne$Il 4300 ?S)MAGNOLIA AVE 2o West is located in friendly -' SheIv.t, A-il - SIDE GLANCES irav 372 71?I ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST ships a n 11mm, a - SUPPLy _MaCSInC. used 2 sa'*ung 1)77 S-ng•r --------_ i• , t.u*l MuI(CIl$nw,a t il.m, 317 Colors al Wa, 327 55)5 53 /nsl st Icn.r at $0 e' 'tf'h a? 7 pr-i ml 50, 1i-0 s.Son?r,t 5 you qualip under P HA 335 REALTORS he dru gs and new foiciai \ , T_ -- 7? P5 WRITERS - m -________ - -- Ae'il,,,1pj want.,1 5.*j-, Sill trade Ann ret:nitlsng aoiorc',. Ide 4i 151 SI 723 11.4111l 404 P urn-lane, Cpsai,s. Air Come. WPIO CAN QUALIFY UNDER NEW F 04 731 PROGRAM? Wye are bu Wing now hoMtS now of • - -ai.. - - -- - ____ t ssren these y be lure you do before they are all so ld - " J.ri.vaon4 V. 3I$ r'OWELL - ', OFFICE - '--- IF -_--_______ - - it" ," ss. SIr-i ,(O rAIl s'.- -- Sale -160"on,, Oranges VaP5).lO1 and C.'ip.Vrub P-Si 313 C. (ar- F,sr, ties', " Wall 10 Will Cafp,rl% En tlaked garage, Refrigerator, Range, Many other extra% Clol4loSPiOppnQ Schools Churches Models open Ever vday - the point of ezitaustlon? Why happy romantic endtng. There td Howard Hughes have to be is one redeeming feature; Jupiter is located at 77 Taur}Ss. b - and bettor - at than his fa ther ' Koemlask) Is our authority or e'srr> thit Perhaps the answer Is In his staling this produces a mall ssho contributes "works of rli'OçW salueto the race Uranus isat 4 i_ Melvin offers a challenge to all Intelligent Americans ----------- Far 1 `070 "r, ', is - Antiques $4 - - -- -- Orange C.,,.. S' I— • SO All tIPl C.sOd 1cM, CaporP, 71 b'I,e-t In 15 _______ - 44 SOLD,I .. to I -- - - ---- -- 01111141,01m 01111141,01m1017 37) -- A.r , n 'Y5 'ible, #0,1 ..1 'L% r,'III.. aid i ,-y4 ta. It - Andcoot.rs - SFURAlliTUOR 1 01r1% 1-1 treuer- ..rag,- Phone 333 *310 1 -. Par. -- .DEvE 021 So LOPMUNT CORP Jupiter catches a withett M.D. 514 ''3 i Sports Equlpmsnt WOODMURE -1 - Far-i,' IrPiw, and eatr-w, Cab-net, ro-. rtoyi4. s*4,, toper? ----- Ira-la., - So 312 2111 3fd Section NOW UNDER CONSTR UC I ION Rear Yard Enclosed For Privacy -- RisI5Ipe Luitfi Caspof tSiompo.sev "w Cell, SI p., da !:____ -- foalonable, No Motor, pies%@. PhOne 3710111 rules romance. Howard has By George W. Crane, PhA, v Pr,*? 4,., !, Ii 5'.- 5 .. 1335420 - - * Only$2001)own * aspect from Saturn. Even his What torces drove this man millions cannot buy this man a WORRY CLINIC - su IllS SANF000 SCW?vtr3 CCNTFP $lAiav'I I,,5 If __-__ , oodmere Park * glar" on Dec. 24. IN5 in Houston Tex.. our subject was -- I ll? 5.' Ala V.. Ill p•i' 1,-il ! • !it, wr,r.j5 •l_'1 .5 ,.r isle in hag 510 tltp 1. 'art. 510. 374 11 -- , you why. let's sm it his chart 17, inheriting heLf a million Jupiter (Lady Luck) placed can clear up any of the mystery dollars and the Hughes Tool Co. twre, which at first surrounding Hughes. This was the cornerstone cit a would promise happiness. Yet estimated at $1 _, - 4 1332*74 055 FENCs' COMPANY ra M i is, rr.;(it H '' All Camping Equipment 44 - 3375411 Capricorn. This planet clon. Howard said of his father. IJke so many of the tributed a bulldog deterc.apricorn clan. Howard had an inifultion; it permittlind him to Qutstion: . 1) early home life that left rise above liettiness. IlErward Hughes do his stars something to be desired. I indicate he is still alivel Some The opposition of Neptune in W Iith year, Howard a reports cam hu telephone cost almost oppose his (deCeptlOfll moved to Ms CJId have ItCS$ coefl Hughes h ftune, on more rogressed Sun. At been electronic fakery. me. Venus taflections) made than one occasion. Answer: After studying his a hostile aspect to Neptune. 1"he fI Ith house of a horoscope horoscope. we believe Howard Forecast: heartaches. Out- fortune '" I I - 1-lls?.1 - "But I WAS driving defensively • . ." ia mums ' Sty, 5.1 1.0 )tilSE 1st II - p "5 -- 1) --- p$#'.aSi?t 05 15 CIII Creds Mani..e 0$ 173 Sail IW .vs'I.isQ IJRP4l 141 its - A ,'ri-at:r l.g IA -3 - .I'Ta'.SI:i' tM•* b'-is't •-'. a"l '."snlyqr ams Sold 131$ Ae,oisi 01? aVe of 1*0 0' 4 55 -- 34 11 - STrefch & Sew A..o(mpljrr S r,AoDrl, 0Ol(ee.,.A,. -- Clothing - - p11 4411 .4,., a;P. 5t -' 4-4 a-p.r.. tine warrant. IISI - WILSON MAlES "40 Trait 5 •4.,r. - 1330335 plow rns.ewj yfl,FI'p I - 0..., )fl 1157 Irs' Si - -- ier5wly AVf, Stisy in 110,01,91. sO'cstØl $150 l'e,'e-s C,4libIi 34'. lOis sf'*• A p In - 7al)Oriar-e*iDc I Miscellaneous For $411 J5lnbonMo$o, & - III I'..-i,.. ', ,I sip I tS. 77001 - r. ------------- SF1 F/l$10541c15571uP - (.00 05 It 65 43 - -• - ',,P-, ,-V- -.-'.4• a' Ii Commv.st-,' I'- D.Rar,' *445335 '..-, bedrooms. I', bathS for 32) 0211 I'lym Corp. ... Hughes Uynamo 'I - ,* , ORMAN a System 131 Semoran blvd ;s -- ACADEMY MANOR loci? S AIlamYIte Spring-s o in _____ il' ,r lrla,' 'r-* - Garage or Carport ot ghOVI w w c p, w(LAkAAPAIUM(NTS 114W Curt? Sirv',' -- 1571 .-A Austin Development Apartments Rent Furnished ____ MnI,t trailer-S 1*P)fly)l4 SPOSVIPIG4000S lPrtroom, I bedroom ompistl; ar (C dl*oor,J. ..?Pn City limit 377 1pjovceCO*1raCtef1.flC. 1001 flojwtiful Kitchen panr,dUtlt, Room 5100, For Occupancy Call Don Ely, 30513? 60 Collect -_--------_-- --_________ f5l I R eg JENNIE 35' bedrooms Car-Ira He, Ma'd-HOuseClearirSg-Saby StIng $510 - , - 'i" 'i / Pip 54,, Ml'SI ItiPtIlTiSRP COMPANY 5141*5.,' S.al,' $40 5 5.' -/4'4"i- - -. Boats and Mar ino Equipment 1 'Il 'b)t I f'n 1* fl o your I All (lr(S FIlm,, 1*n Full SlIPS WIl S,eDcPlldr,n In rYip tom, dIt ICe0 yar d Loch i Cislon ssaler JIM HUNT HIGHLANDS -_ TUMBLING TOTS ) Rummage Sales slng Ser. Ce ISIS S I'ranch itt i ?-."dhtt an d (en-sgt DAYCAI1ECENTER Ph 331 2510 Ave 47 - aItiV STEMPER AGENCY 74V PtOltv , -- L - ___ ' , , OWS-1 I - - by Dick Turner _____,______________-, CARNIVAL - 41, UVI MN'tf Pit OWNf H)lOMt I OW DOWN ?'AYMIPJT I if y fl I ( )P41f) flu.lcI,r w,ll located, '' _ _ -'" -. - only i; (.1 - C - .iw Avaiat.l,,,gh?, *? 377 AliS of )72 7157 Mk Sarlord 1157501 VA or I HA 731 F CRANK CONSTRUCTION $ASO Dovin F HA (VA. No clolsysm)* Plus d Oro PAYS both. ::; 'rballroom. I°' - -' - Pets And Supp!s.s 41 0--i P.'"ed wasp-art 15 is.. g,,,rnia. '.'04'e'IFI APPLIANCP Pha ' --- - ---- - S 1 1 Homes LAKE j1r- - - r:,I, - c_.' 1-5W HI II ¶.TI Ulitly 54 V AR S AVl,?d(JL 273 5122 able n gnu •u ii, 4614 1 I P.1 5'. 5. I lilly ,,lsl,ai real art a , , ?Il ca'p."I - ,T.I i / _.__________ - __ A Household Good, I'. 4- 11.1,5? I)'.lI lsv.,-*n Sanford Wingsberry S : - - -.- If' a,&1s I hiM I T! ST. JOHNS REALTY Park ' I 'S .1 , 1. I ,. I . Hours - Itt . I J - I %11 - - CIXX--0W.L SKIN001 tot I I . I mce?.g,aU3I5tlfflO41tP1 pa,meril 321 1344. helP IQ ____________________ San'ord i-'por1 "A II -- - I - Thre, bedroom. CS. kICPICS' VipPOd. lanCed yard, 111 000 or Coo, interest Assume stil Po -Merchandise ("\ - a'?,. ??,,, ?,l *4 I - ç ', / 1j - a lii i' ws*tyv I, '.' % It? SI 1h 172 7135 N,Ihi3ndai £ Holida, 5.mlly I Sf'i0O15S Ili bath. large tqrsscqyd shaded back yard % $13500 to tO*fl Lag p.tic 0011 Financing liable 373 )!$4 5,' ' 1 L 2440 Hiawatha Ave all? P3 S .1 . I I -- (t' ,5,,, ç, I ImArICIM9 The 4 bedroom hOrn,, can be purchaSed uf'dr 0`04A M.aIlv 1)1 site - III ,, FEWJc .- -' 55 AllY STENSTROM L'%00l ,i,t - I , I / / :,' y,?P l'Mn. 333 $111 ,n,I.edn.a'la:: _ 'l___ -: Equipment 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment _- - 3j;33p4 Raw BUSY COMNU-llom, "par.?, gist ,ricif Ion A l son test lo45 (' auto III 00 r ,lA,VA. or (onwenlional .',' m St for to, ntec',uee S a m to S Florida Convoy Bui lding 141. Recrvallonal ) ff /, 1 ---------,, l- 3 Born Howard obard Hughes ii-HosiOws For Salo 37-Farms £ Ornes 3)-Lots A Acres" &..> Ii it.. 5- - -- - -4 '\ ' Do- Hughes u ails-c. Before WC tell come: Hughes was orphaned at 20-Wanted To Rent "? • 4 .Ai - Furnished 74-Houses Ran? Unfurnished 75-Houses Rant Furnished ; ' 'I. " r - it-Roorn% For Rent 21-Aptiortmerils Rent - . 11 ~-x 311`4- - ;.. - - if down eros,' .111 4 bed!00m. l'y bath 51% 52*00 H) IiFRB.%-TA%'T0% cop1r) %,rws Seniee Rentals - __ - --r) . A - `Ii, r~ -.. I I , --I . . - ,, '. - ___, \ .,d - . I *W - Cok erilly, Penn . / - --'n •.'i.k Las, Mary S5 titIl ' •) 14! 2-nI I' I -.. '. -- . '. '.on,t PAYTON IS-Mile 16-Situalions Wanted i7-Dorywittic Child Cafe -W""11W 1 i .. - . .__ --I ,.,- ) - j , 111 Employment 5)-Male Help Wanted Is-Female Help Wanted II - I I- ) - sPoilinG ns0.OF vel.ICI!S b.twee" .n?s is Flor ida Ynmuns l0 np-er-eec Call r" II,J - r -1 I . 0 _~; I.__ - r5 Dl s - - - i'll . under ICC RiguiIliOflS. from t't'C' ."! / •:.;r -<'. ~ c":,'srs ' '.: Y UR orgars;iallons A, O (,,c$ale, program *.Th?p.l$pto•Cl 500?! tO care ol The Sanbord Sa-'od Fla Truck dr i vers qualbied to op,rate x' A 'tC_. - , 1,jr. AiX' A C. _________ R... / - - .a A.,'JT ".M.i-'• r-s. n.i! is! 5'T''No ,',n,:' PiFF'FRIWT , - : rc.- u :r' - __________CI '•' 'J r r..,,,i 'r•- '7tA'4 ' . pjrAC[f. '...-'... -.'! p\ts,jp '(tjR.-..5n4 III IJCRTMT'-J An-,t, A AZt.0 .a .! L%,. ,' 5-Butiness Opportun$tles 7-Ins?rvcttoo S-Financial - I by Crooks & L.wrenc. s',aS r"i ' - CAPTAIN EASY - - - I "-. ZiT ' - liliP SAVE Lost year our man ivra9ed $34.5 per Coil me In Orlando, 421 SI ToeS or TP.i,r% III 3-Announcements 4Crds 01 Thanks - chance an need a young man for fl'abiuIPed Insurance debt 5alarpplu%c ormni'%%oP. 2-Persondis - l to -n,,sl in bu%in01 Call 511 U Pa " tO "' Announcements _____) '.._- - o G52S m *-tet guarantee. potable ,- , 2 e,: : ctI , ns IS MECHANIC Mull b C' '00 QuaIl',, c>4-etcv", *-th sun tcc'. -.ir 1120, and .'o ar sond Corn-n stori basi s CLASSIFICATIONS is - I - I o r t*le ,-_-__------- 7 I -- n.'_ II '-00 33) 'I 011.1y AI5I-IXCLU5IVE-flrant ,w * land I bed,cm Pomet and 3 baThs plus •,lo,ed and c,nlral ?..t. III gar a, C! area. full or part - _J room. I FEE-I WK'S SALARY -TERMS 0 - - - Large I t r ' v t,a,n ce some %,ic%tr a n'a and ln.3 sp.s , 0% rcn. air carp.', *aut.r, carport, fenced yard. Clv vb sl#q,. a,imah1e ,,sor?gage,by, Visits larg. SatLi ar condiiion,d _: 551 - In'" e-.-- -------Help Want ed ,.a.onal ApIy in 12$? Charles $I 1ong00d b1tw1415 3 30 & $ p m Ca . Is i ' ji. "°" Houss For Sale 31 _. _____ - iS yrs or older 50. C.ert.'al sorkirs - I . 11 - &,4- . -- I 2' ' - I? '3 across from MO¼tlaed P.rm " a mature 13Male HelpWanted Rates For Consecutive Insertions-No Change -. - I l.._. '-f' - And 1ailfq% APIS ira*,.. - - sLt.? tQ' -. - -- --. S" - We have an oganing 'Or np.eianc,d sai,slad, P,rioisal Tl.ursdav. Ci(,'uby 34 e" I to st only GILBERGS FAB R IC S Sa'fcfd Plato San lord Wove. • Mobil. Homes Rent -- ed lk~j- (t! , Trimly and three MO pump it ".y p'c1u(r, II3?o XW boi5 of fruit All appliances Included 555.000 Call by ... a?, Julian %pnjtrom labia. biOijr5, 373 $C) I in - I J '• H L Wijteq 333 )7 _____ Thomas SI.bI.s. 3330511 I, - s.Call fl Ii".' 2& ?N r,, - - (II Viii FOUR SIFIINOOM. t,asp-,, lab, 5 5, hn ,i,th bryaklat' area, ,Iu.pVdIt(h,n.c,ntraII,,.I and 970 Mo )II by Art S.n,.00 Ipc'% LU'.) OUHIy..35 At,, ,,,. uocsi o, wmy I. t., 5? Cfl lot ill 11 - ) ' I ri by AIVermesr _________ - to Iftork *1tP Por$.s. ct'aubteV5 l4c,i required y' round Per Day. PRISCILLAS POP - woman IChord t,55l Pa Furnished Iliffif tirdriollif". batti, 1. he coos. Pu, retefantil Marc" III '0. • *aeks 13? 7136 Opan Noon yi _ alestWIg rr• So', 431. C,• •i i-p.. Samford Herald, Florida. IV!I $n5o,d instruction 7 PAOLA tc1usvr This lov ely l Old I bdrt,um. 3 bash Concrete bOCk nd tVi(5 hOrns 5 situated _. Imt 5 -,acr,s 5,, tU'% U5•U'. bftdu? I%Red&iIi *'Pl ?J?SIUI0% Ow" from •• 00 area agent p.r? li me t',vbe ,¼t11 Pa• or vote pnon., OPPOITUPdITY KNOCKS dare YOU to 0014' t'% door to 14K '' ' "" 831-9993 • --I, tSØI I'I(JPflfl$ "Sanlords Sales L ea d er" __ ç IEL1 inWant Ads. sales_message Houses For Salt I b..t;,oni STENSTROM CALL ornobjin o".rd Houses Rent 25 Wmirtse A, Kitchen Help rsa.did HIVI pl ease ovo t V 0"0 Pa th Avi Opportunities Orlando - 10 OI• fallsin lOda, s Ir*4 SaRlando .riitAA Ph 12) 5105 ::--- --- 322-2611 as, Iatvrda, $ and part 0 Business 'iEA1. Ct i- _': eed 1OUSLEDt Call Tel Free 644"27 50. Wi Car. Ho?s Adults or 1a-I Seminol A - TIME - 31 p:our .____ read , THEBORNLOSER - 31 Houses For Sal. __________________________ Ind ST TRADE CARS? Don' _______ YOU e ARE ,car.or idaftv rØec1RC% 0*y? tr5nl winip a rea Samford . Fla a•t stori-ino Bmo Burns Midway _______ - Avat('MAPATMENTS Write P 0 Sam 1213 Phone Lines To Want Ads 6~ \ TJ epr,iaø?a?1vC It t easy vinoy to I"&%@ rmarley Oaks *ft Was" and Cl? A(edm, Matter Ia An Aytv OlKINO PORLEN Perhaps Atc0Ic% A mom yI'.is Can P411p Direct :t Wanted ae . OiIya people - I? 1' TuvS-1, This "n""'"' hlnrMrJ - More & More - Apartments Rent Furnished 23 Female Hall) 11 Personals 2 INFORMATION Lk __ - - Lost a Found - IIINIUWW -- 1 -' 1¼ vvurn "a 'T..,rrr4IpJI __ _ A 4 - ruur _. . ... . I . i rarr IOTA" 'UYM T.1: .tt T"AJ.T AN %&'N iyr L M. . TAJV'f. 6L2 kç -. ,.tkX i - - - I. na'nun CWI 5u.0 I Ct-aP '%*.t açj5 A' AX i&T ')S I\tW' 'èt C1." i MAaL * r1Q,tT At dAJb - by V. DIAL 322-2*11 or 931.9993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. 'i - , �ii Firm Interested In Buying RB—The Sarifard I-4eIra)d Tuesday. Feb. 72• '1972 Young Son Of Kennedy Hospital Up For Sale? a 5. A A. A -. It; Rti\AL.fl ThOSLO\ ' o-t-e Arabs ht1acied the airs;sodated ltress Writer liner about an hour alter it took LM)ON iAP) —The British off from Sew Delhi for Aths" ,- vrrament instructed 11.1 am. and Frankfurt t.issi&W in Aden today to seek The plane li.nde'd at AdetL ;he release of a Lufthansa jum. 5(Wi miLes from Ste t'*Ihi, s.t e et hijacked over Asia during hours and 15 minutes after it left ht night with 19-year-old the Indian capital. .isepIl P. l'ennedy Ill, the 014A spokesman for the airlirlr -\\Fit}t) , . :h :;t.t:.rig of rn'znbcrs F:td: .'4U Marcel. pressdent Carl .1. Anderson. spcakcr dh. Let I to right, E.W. ' 1 assistant director of marketing and promotion for Florida Credit 'flon League, Inc.. and J.E Rlackrnan. vice president for the credit - jcIn, Ph Legal Notice _____ __________________ IPIVIIATIONIOIID In. Ci' 0 L0i15*OPC c.III ID' beds Pt the #0110.11.5 POrucOtNeft '?atto'. La-OP. RacthO Current thinrittli Mr " 'III CIRCUIT CDLIII OF 1*41 ItMIwOLt COUNTY PLANNING £510 ZONING COMMISSION C-14T1 (NIH JUDICIAL C'R Not,ce of OwbieC Nearir's fir F'lii''IC •PC •onr. Co'. (CUNTY. FLORIDA CLII. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE lwrmnDtoCVne6ef rotOrtltr%6(riCa SUIT TO QUILT TITLE WPIC..4I anO gWOWi10 toilnu. 05 flI?15 11047 Al 'r ClO i#, 49"dl.iIlifft IC CN N'1t'b&etod4 WI C-.,'i p--i will '.CI '.1 lItp '0110*1110 01tCYebeO p'OOP'I ii .1 't t rom 511 Souli I) 11'iiO 1.04 10 51St DI 5l,I.et It 155 21L. LU' N PS arm 14 25 (as' atariç Set. I a' Drr.diri?t NOTICE OF ACTION I roQpna 1 1.505 F ID'PtCi art If'5 u?*fl' P10W' WI'c claw" as P*r CetIsos. qf PttOO. 11,1, Df GOWI 1.01 1. Said 5Ot110P 21 0 ast.nc, of t19 It. tPwrC. run ND"lli 17153 II. Ilonc,' rut sour' PS Ia;' 51101*1 *117 15* t,ftt,'IIt* a' 1 0 tredltD'. tft',0 0' M. a 515101W, 05 DC 5' SD' a POP" il-0* I'rte clao.uanl. 5, thrOuØ' uriC," 0' FP*1t(e rur.5 SI O1-Q"I'eI C -- rn_is' trnnta 1 C H.gtit at a tlonga rim nofThPrI, 0101.50 C4S'VP A 54 I0'i1, dotostad W 'SN,lt 5*, 1119 I FlOWS C 1411951, a CCIh'II ii ouym 1 ahO :Iart. LIGyOclovi. $11 ufltfl - - "i' - distant. Ce'S 04 II. ThIeW 1101 N 0, , tr., can'., asIa's.' l,e'W, ___________ ______ '_irOupPl undo' r' a(Al.'h' LOS?,' 11 ,nont. ItS" 54 0 dl9"P*1 * a •.t. 0,111,01 dart Lamba't. 00'Qr.-,t * I dIVOn(e a' 1350651 to 015 tnt 005 ,.',,,a?i, ClarK W.ltd'F - : s1 1St. ri1. \Vitengii'r right 1 , coordinator eceptiol1al o - c oo s t () ii S e iii S I-i ii I S ti M1Ril.\'. t.ORIitI I'l,iatcr s-i' Mart Mrs Witer.gic'r. before the Seminole rzceptnn'.lchild Muil floaltIl sattnn. ntt . , - - ______________________ Legal Notice ' SEMINOLE COUNTY ROARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONIRS NO"ICE OF PLIPLIC HEARING The SoaC ot dci"'', Ct'. m,I;e",' ci tr'.'no:e Cc'', -------'- " Legal Notice NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SAL,t NoTed or F6OCELOING ,trpv (5'(51t'ia' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT lOIN tirtul 0 SPill (Ct0tt *11 a' ., JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA Cit IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY rcut court a' 0,11100 ',. CIVIL ACTION NO 72-01 COunty. 110110$. upoi' • IIItII Cl', Hall INC MARRIAGE OF (N RE UtilItlat SoOrd w.Il POlO I public pony and that I ,ntd to reSter' cO,1riDnllt* llttlOOtofAiJDIIt A 0 All 5eØ; i'tist Dr cbntpIitl N P (NOPIAM. 1172 I" 11$? certain cat. i"tiOd 50,6 tamP wIll tnP Cli's 01 ttte P.a'Ii15 Nt SN, Carny Cor",m'tson AL Pl IA VI'lyltite 'CCitt Hall , x A l LIE It' • '.t' a-c F C-tartb."s ol tl'r Samnoll Cto" at ticu' Czn !,p'.InCifV CoIn', s A I r..l 0-It? t'."i% Ipfrua", 1'Ptt'3 t to ZPa 5'5.C,,4LV Rfn,(11OC' Courtetocrs, Soncre I tIn4l f a.CD'Olr'e at' n' Cancel mpt'e?lç 0 7 I I(lrilO Cc'C'tt'I?C't 0tiP."db'0 0 1 SINOHAM, oIMacv. 10 55'iLLIE Nan. I'.. 717 dii C 01 the F.cttlOut Ius4e,, 172 15 D'bvIt'on* 72* Ott re'r',n us. 'eon' l',,CPi aSer*1iid WOl Of tietuteDIl Statutet, Tie wIt Scion P45-OS V lOOP Ml o'as w,cwitPo',OIIPI at RISPONDINT any are oH bids acc.ss 0' aat OO4lvO'10 to n'i* as IPIerIt of YOU ARE 741*1 IV NC I 7I o.inittt.. IC CW$'OC a-t $00' LitiOi' FIG" .01 S'a'u'pt 11-ST Mt's Onto I SPO"io'c SarnIroI,' Ca'S"?) - F 101.61. arid I tubrt,?t,'d t,t $ii1Pi,'rt Stares 55.0'$ o.ocP.dIiiG *0? 110 dlt*OI,/'*' S Dauai $#'ICaH LDnQ*oda CI!; Cleft 'etetid ypOfl tnt IDIIO*'flQ a' r,i$triaQ,' Peat 51-101 Sled again' na,p 72 F'uSIIU F PyDe 10 let 33. IS. Ma? 7. 14, 1173 LIIIIP!re%. Inc - eO.OP 1015 0.' ii ____ _________ drs(vS.0 praoert, oo"wd by Carl H touc yv It 15* Citult Cor it arid o. Chapman sa'o propa't, bedIg (A 111 -DEA 72 toflO'. 0 51'. oat,' • sefyld,' $r10 p'rIat'I, auItib'.OSd in 51-neltel. dourly. 110140 tnt SF1051 10101,0 It sefnInOIe Count,, FIOf'6a SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING till,' DI v47.Cli it IN Ill THE Sneer C,'r'l llCOr*t o' PubI,C Con more OirlldIIarI, 0*11' SiC IIFICTITIOUS NAME AND ZONING COMMIISION v0,.pt*i InC Ne,i,II', •01 aVeP MAR P ILGE 01 11.5(011 ,' h*t.Ca0' PubliC *4*111115 NOTICE :S'o'et, aVPttPIlt I &rt WILLIE *0,0 ri lentloi 5:51&v,AU D,hlte&iP' d 10*09, ;P,, t F a1'baM.a 45 Si 'on 'I. 5 IC$(# It'. peanr, ,t, arc Zoning Cons Pt91500 it 5y5ena-5 0 1450 Wet' Cieun', r Ia" Ida £ SI N C' HAM. RESPONOEN 1. n4 IS* undt"t'QtOC a; 1"C It Of IttiOfl 0,11 CDtOCt a PUbIC Fhtst It - Sanl, I.mite* Coun', £ QIn,'I oIp'mn 05 ml a1,$ 51101e r.tanIs comnIrid YOu 5.mInOI. County, ?1t will at ot'ota0 CPiSt*O ('1 tOP"19 510,11 £ 1 GarDrtLattO. prO tttat I Inland to s.ce PH b.'n des,rt. o. pleading *117 tnt Cleft f and on liii lolloalnç 0011,15,0 9'051"!y one soil SO the P,g11rt? SCOt' #0? Carl. Smiriol. Ca'inly. jn• I Iodl 01W I?'vt I COPS 'T, N'1?, itS I,',' lI'p NC, 1,05 %o~tI"tt Slh"D" 25:1 26 LIII ?he hint. ii 1115 F 1000 1*1011 0001a'tN* .1' N C (Cv ,ianc P inC e ioIP )0C Ito' ?Ne *011 O'OWIS*1a of tnt F IC? I!lout Nani. bum. I arig. 21 C aa 5o'nlnOIl Mac I St-inC. CountY Courtli*uiI ft __ ,. Staty,. It' WIt %,dtlon $45 (0 cLrLAN0 55121 & SIllY, r*1e,ie _______ 75*! saC I.al 5 5)0.5 I!S*00 O ' C atang tnt 500t1. i1a Sam Df 110,5 It '3. (1,0110' trus'p. 01 ('SMt a"grl'os Id PuDl,ih et 5 15 77 21 1073 Wfp,0 agate you Li lEST Pr', Serrc, DC lint DI C.OVI 1.01 1. SaId laclO' • ial';'y t5i 'Ofint a' Said *71' Of I 5*flI. 5's. tll?OuUli utO*° .............................................. Is-; Publ,C P*a"t till DI told Ill 011 . *1174155 tny pon0 and MIP',j! N Sactatet, Jr hOr'flrn Olitoni', a' 155 It, tP*nce run ,,n.ntt Ci'clI F Clan. --..--,-- r u..s R.ftsard CII'S ---- . -.-,.0t'a'.o'7tnI0".POIS Marl,, CIa't, Chitt,' t tnew,run IU a.p C tIC XI? :5s Alt*'t Li F CIa'S An", C' Itifid. Pd 63 0.uOOt C ,. P1 Ott Iin1Ult PefiCt oNC ft'l%CI N 00 o,g'ert W , -_.. m - - . 's "e POR La' IS Ir*rt tNt Sot;'t nO Wit of $ ion II 155 )$1 rut N 00 loaD'. c',dso' tfus'I'l. 5V CtaInlaFt' tp, ttirougP uriC V Ciart. a-c mad s,•nI Clari Roitiad L CI5. l 'ite dart IldtiO0,. $b'vtt A David - -5. Nocrti*ti L C at ito' 100 Ml . I, 'on ate —5tnta' ,t*t"PF-•SOP *lit -it dirt t*.r. a-v's.*. vcanl00. 011(950*- CIPCIID'. tt'Ji'OO 0' altO' - . -itt It, tterDuQ'%. under 0' ,s' .tt Lucion & CIa"t C,C.OS10. I ri Cart. HPN*t tIlts Jatol ''WI'. C..r' SmiTh. W,nnitte r' . 0191,01 E. 12506 II Cti'Cit. ?uIt.e. D Ctt'i flt Sit. ??0V, UiO ' i',..1 tP,pqt •, all DYfl P0viflç 0t CIAI(YUVt 0 PIV0 rIQNI. 1(00 D it4PfI i' t'i. ,*fp *N.C? it ?.V tuJSiiPC' i,sao, . :'u aat NOTIFIED tPiO' 0,' t OV'a' 1(01 Comn-Iss(oit 55 I S 510*" OPIte OI'ect ISO ______________________ NOTICE Nolit. It PwvSiy 5'vrI' teal It'. flOIPO 0' COun', Co'nfl'i.fl eater oI S.tnineIt Cairn',. 1101100. SF01 at 1 00 otlots 5.IN 0' thef,'a'tr as pa-sIb4 Or' Ito 717- Oly l FUfThC a-I(rIb.Cas NCt11' a' S 0 ThIs PUDIL P*a'Ir(9 *Hl SO 'Old Ii' let. Cain's CDmrnISIIOt Cta,tib.rt Of ii,' COurt HOut,' Sinitird FIVIdO, OIl MardI', I. 1q72. a' 7 X e t. • 0' 01 tn.r.uft as itiri1 PiaflniflO and - 5tIl Wfl!t. - t Dl,',c'a' c .Dnart 23. It A'4iM 1 MAY CONCERN Na' 'LI '1 hef,t,, plvon tee' trio 'FCt,I.Ot,t NatO S'aOi',' door' M0I. F lo'da 5laliite will '•Q.t'P' 0th 11* dIPS 0 'Na C i'cuIt Court iv inC lDt Iiattiiteit COiJflI. FIoi'4. P,JDI (IN F ill 1 177 50? ••• . ,,-.,e,i',,, - Pianrisnq one Zonin e.greqsw 17006 II 0 SN,' 005 aS It', 10110,1515 O'd'itic,' P0,011fl9 50 oca'eon. conttr1,cfl 'opal? arid atearidW'nirIl ol wrIts InC tti iri ItalIa'iOt RhO ?eI, DI puItt arc pump'tio 50tiIPrVOnt, t09.$tO$ 0I11' proceoutet ?rlaIit5 ftip'010 ri all a-.., n' S,'t,toI COun' b(,.,,0ati,'t 01 a', WItS:? tP .. ...uu '' ' ' - .it. oifin?.t pr1'iodi' t ?P? ar 0a tifm,' po'ia rtd dut. W.tI DlIovc one Pim5 In.0Iialio.' Ui't PC0(0I 0 P'ODI Dl 'Pit PuS' tatIdi' a' thIS tiDIed.. thI 1'C 1.tDuI tam. to *t HiDDEN LAKE w, ,'*WC' CII, w101'lf P*rt fiat . P017*5 In,011PC . butin.s$ ,ilterpeFI. I.,' at 50110,5 ,,.,'., 0,t,*rC U ec wit I 001.0 •t WI',',' Pitt. Ovan, Putil't7 Fqt 5 15 77 31 1177 L - -_______ -IN INC CIOCUIT COURT 01 TNt LIGHTS C NIH JUDICIAL CIa Cull 5. SEMINOLE COUNTY FioliOd. CIVIL NO ?2-a DIVISION C IN it THI MANPIAGE OF WI's htl L - f51'5 (.0' t' $ ,•t :: a Ma- u ',' ,a*I '.01.401 H SECIWITP4. JR Cict C' In, t'; 1. Ic; SALE El CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT NOTiCE 5 Po'.tie DVPt eta' tnt &r.ua-r%lgntC ArThU! $ So(tl I?,. ,, CICt a' mi Clrtutt Court 0 5errous ForIOa, wIll Di' net, ott Cl, a' March. 1173. a' 11 00 01 ,5* Co,." *1 111* lt'otit 0 A Snout. 0$ 5,,tsIteie CourS,. 1101,6* nm. Cl', o 55o's FIa"ida. Itr I,' wt a-id till at public DR0 10 tnt P'I5*5 InC 5*1' StOOP 00 cash, " SN. tD4ib*l SIluOlt it tomletaie County. Fiovida. Sut.dwISOt .CCD'011910 I0' IN,'iOl 'p'a-O We P101 Of tP* piblic C 0u,tt. r5 ' S,Th *% I iip ,' mi FInal ,iu0INSit' l 1o!,'CID%u'a ifOited It 0 cli, 1' e0 tUrt. let? Style 05 IJ - a 'o'ssa u.a SIr, ,eo.t. Dporatoti, Ionlr6 FIDrIOI 32711 £1100 NEYS FOR PETIT 1014 ER (4 T,'73 P,54 V, lit, 31 Mr ( A 1 ie __________________________ ' SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Wac. .i- Pt*Iet HCI'ii'I '' . "lr'" arc '" ,r.utt ,Ot wI tDtsd'L' I 0I5'C proWs.0 cetanQt Of 25ninC Irtt A I A5riCutlisra to RU 2 Rr%idwnhii I fl? 01 MSi II 110111 Dit II, 50410*1115 OFWIDSC D'OF*IlV La'S 14 IISCIU%((i, C,,i,va Trace, S.cteon :37632 one b$'.nninQ 555 rra ro 1.1' '05 NW. run Fat' 2t1hoI$C3P. Wit. 2t3il p i's ,c ç"r" i.,tt $ raø one Eat' 1 a' SW '.a NW Count, i. '.Oa Dro lOt - _____________________ t?0r ., DIVISION A 'FOL' ARC NERIPY NOTIFIED a' F,b.-.t,. 1572 9'Oti'idI tO' m tifeiII YP.O'i0ti SLJui- 1 D' WW'fl'OP 1W t,rlifpC.tpt of tnttt FrDc,,d'nc tO' 0,itOW'eO'I Of PATRICIA ALA$H r oa:is Fpnto',' 0n0 SIONEt cltaZra. ioers. one y at 'eOji'eC iø 5tv00 cooy avt'n or'r's.. If ani. iOre.pDv4itfDI' a' .'tov*ys a' lOit. PfDIiiOIflS ID' 11*1010 ,titD'LePtiPftt. p'D,idIflR s,A'in anca, na-it one aaenatA • I( 5 ('( F .1. NjAhDO PR NtiS accot0NO to 10 1(0 ti PL' triqvecif 01 rpcDrOpa It PlOt YOU '.01 ,4ER(IIY NOTIFIED Sod S Pa0it 4 DI INI P.,Dit • t'* IrtD'Os U' S,Thhol. COunt, tea pt',sd,n ci c' ,, a,r r P1Wt'.oripct C IV 5, Marts Co"iItti Srt,,IDI, Count v. F'D'o. Ci' CI,t 1 VJtIon Cciurl Z3nuig D'.'D' PvbOVi Fts'ti*iv r IV72 or'.,, o,ps', cl.s ptes P A S*'.'fYO, Courtly, r*1,da , , , , , -_______________________ _______________________ 1 Phot t ii o C'v, FIo'4a 15*1 II', part, ififititlad it Pt'p-prtt is 'po.a'oi' INC - a ' 011.0 at lo'rit CI', k-'nitISIf IV 41 C Ø.jtl I Pub'Iiri let- '5 :: 2' & Ui? 1,1172 ----.- WARD S W000M.&N, P A 35.1 Los' 'ira (ngl*nd A,pn. AND ZONING COMMISSION Nei,Ce 05 PubSO $1-MIllS In. PlannIng and OPeflS CDI,' miltiDi' *111 tt*,,t' I PUblIC lons1c CIVIL ACTION NO 11.1111 C.'CuA Court I'D" P AIltirn,,i $0' P.4(t.OrIC PuSIIV Ft1 5. 15 33 31. 1577 OLAS? ATTORNEYS FOR *ISPOI4DFPST Ii Pbl u' $ cc. 77 31 Ml' & Ii' $105111 $&ACK and HELEN £ $'.ACI. his *lI* 01Wan.n's " NotICe Ititiret, 9'vtt' Pu'teanl 1C SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING a FinCI JuOpitwo! 05 1D.ectosur,' AND ZONING COMMISSION Dated F-,t,'at It 1572. at,C r".-cC Tnt PiVOiir(9 inc Zon"c Cons mIsIlOP will conduO a DUOIIC CS-Cull COIPI at Ito £ign'..nn (.0015.0* ,,u,,ti"it'idng a .hiClC(ai ti'tvl' it and So' )pn.tWl? ill ,n-'lfI'vt it SlotS A s*a.tic It A.g'eLutlIi'( It 0 3 MuI'up(t lamlI, FIRST P.'.IIQNA,. 5*5401 TRUST COMPANY 01 11.111 IS. a NatiD0,aI OP ISO l000*er19 DesCribed op,'l, Corpora' - en. ou'y W01'til '10' burl 0. Dl NE . V5 $55 BanS ing a' m. FstTit*u$ kOrni 5t.tulit ¶0 alt S.c1,a'i ml SitS' IlD"00 5,01,1101 1557 Tp,n'ia5 J WiOfltat VJ,v' r. ., 31. Mi' 1 (4 1572 5401 IC I 'I PO'rt'I ;.,- tht art - Ts Nal.ct if PubliC HSa'If'$ Planting alsO Ct"f'S Cort P*.r.tig 50 coio'Cc rota',msfldin0 a ria wit' b.fit•tig atIIPev$41 s Canslrvc'tlunt aS (04*101 SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING 1.05.1. oh Piebilt *(ei?in5 Tn. Planning anc Zoning C.on 1,_as, It'll pjolic ' t'f COU" "015* SltbD'd I..r It'D 1*1,00 on MMCII l72 01 7 25 P Ml. r at Saol' tnr.01Ier it .•. ne £rcrLt is,. lwl'LO.d 5111110 Ss,'Thi'n jif01tril*O 'lilt tnt iocat*' cFan9, it Poll,, P10105 (0°' OPl D* nail loon IN. board 0' COw", 15HIRF&S tnt BOi'd a' CD'(". C0.P,t'ttiOf*1t 05 Sa'tunOf* Cour',, 1*101, Pit O01,'I50d tsat th. P011it; .cron',nsoaatieots f tP ______ C 0 List 554'. 0$O V-i'1 (tan'ml'rtb'r 50130. lid, I 1.2 r _________ - •1 ', "'PUIuIst -. - - ___________ ____ - _____ • I . EJPJ\ _______________ - '—'" 4"'' ' '. 'js_JIl , ____________ ____________ t4c1 , ____ ____ ____ ____ Metrop o I i s ('onunisslon, said he wanted to authorixe City Manager W. h. collected more money flIA?' flliiStOfl fall where it may." UNlT4 I UNTIiA1. for the United Fund. Cerebral Pal. FIA)flJt)A all. and especially Chief Ilarrlett and hir au.ant Galley their $3)( — - ,' " '' This wiis dlsclot,'i1 by Walter having five thstru "' out nnl ,'anIi,n,n,i. tlictr-ti-t. tlneei' it viii alit' thorn persona.reprenlJiti%ei; tiring in their orilema," the (hairnuin ad{k(t t;c,w said, "If we are gEng to support individual districts for suite representation, then we should aLso do tim the dlv." Mrntbrra present at ibe a Thesday ti!. krnoon meetint and indicating their &sires or the recoin. siienttation Included Dr. Charles Stiirhe, George ('rosaley and or. what the ruling from county attorney Thom Rumberger will be on the request by the county tax assessor to determine If property annexed via the highway route can be assessed for ad s'aior'em taxes to the municipality. Hutchison opined the question tll ultimately be brought to the Florida attorney general (or a ruling. _______________ headlines can thank John Kridcr for doing a Police JT>orriec! too. - - -- - - third are out loud, how Republicans handLing phase of the election? lilitiL II lint' ..( I i...,sI, •,,..hIi.,,l .,'...I.. ..........i .....I, t. ... i'ir, tii iy ytui- uy dxLerr1or-i mr clt'ar.,nce of Uie Staboard Coast Line crossing on West First Street '.• mu ..... — the talk session, this time with Nixon as host. iomgnt the Nixons watch Chinese j • ta ,,, rr' • During the Republican Na- SAYING the lead content in 27 citIes ______________ radic rioting t*oke out in Miaflui—milesfrUzTltheCOflVenUofl - propiscs gUucing the gasoluit' starting in lead content of 1974. t e u! 01 ) S ______ _________ ___ ______________ _____________ ____ ________ , this agrees ________ _________ ____ low was ______ ________ '_ ______ WEATIIEIt—Yesterday's high 76 ____ fi _________________ _____ _____ _______________ _____________ .etter _______ __________ Thursday. Highs in 705. Low tonight mainly in ______________ today, bringing - then Uw. courts wouW - put away Indefinitely? Get me my Civil IlIghtS . ri -- has passed the danger point, the Environmental Protection Agency 366 pro By htN 5IXZ](OWSJU authority !rthe openinr1 Cornml.twn Cbairtriaa Greg closing of all railroad crossings Drummorid, still dls!uzbed or of trains from the tiese DOT The buII,s, the ntoivtng long waiting nes at newsletter states, hate pissed ratroid crossings. spin baa all committees over the ob. asked that infonnalicn be cUon of the league and are called-In regarding wy en ri.w on the calendars of the rp.ilraod crossing tte-p t1 t Ik*ise and Senate. The kagu. dayt This in. .I(lYtses the cities to contact formation will be helpful tn their legislators and voice documentation it thi*i.d opposition to the bills. become necewry to pwwae art Councilman Ilarjel t)crf man ordinance In this rewi remarked he was not surprtaed Crnlw.ee' ldney VthMn to learn of the prt'al said 1w had been detauwtl fur ''the railroad doesn I want the minutn on Monday night r the _____ ______________________ _____ _______ ___________________________________________________ SCi ("p fc)rci 'S ,\ irri a• _____ subzero cold to northern New England and upstate New York. _______________________________________ _____________ mean thought.. dcv's that because you or I might get bumped-off that the killer could get paroled In five years; but 11 oft •(nn.l (',.a,..at4,., I. 10 . 0 . __________ ________ I - • : __I.- ______ ..' j '7'' I t . ________________________________ ________ _______________________ - _____ ______________________ _____ ( - noted ______________ gymnasts. SOs. Something creepy about that bill they're rtzi to introduce nate gwature......for in those who kill a policeman, or a judge etc. that the accused wou'd get a mandatory "Life" aentce. Sorts i way to circuxnvent capital punishment, I dcxi," - vuiinii alter Auto Train cars Jumped the track. Waiting automobiles 4(1(1 trucks is ni,thin ntw as parkftd trains block Firs? Stree.. ____________________ ( -- have is this being "democratic" for the Democratic Party' MLEIT1I - l)arhn Is chairinasn of the '.:ngs kis1aUve affairs committee of Battle I I n thl' chamber. The group last '1 hursday voted to send a kiter • by traln.s came undtr dcu.j;j, Ctr.wt r lit M tItIUN IIET1WA ti ;nemnbers of the OrangeAIJAMONTE SPRINGS — at yestenlays rneeUn of City They thrnh LheyU rnoce Seminole lesbUve delegation Council, when city corn. nicee with 11* ntkinii that. ,ninole ('o'intv iv' ilie rontroveriliti ftcue of the mnissioners were advised that a (1l%I)rct'd from ()rrir.ge (itnty tjlotkai' if r;olr., I rr'.'in1s that Mayor Swoffccd letter had been recelbed froir recvtuv ii Count ion ChaLrman blocked in oriarir7 relative to the right' It tao potntad out ______ _________ county's study of the problem. there Li a cuwi4ersbie amount Mayor Lawrence WOffOrd of blocking of cruip in I I.!. told ('ocncil that a newsletter %taitland and Cassalberry. _ from the Florvia League of Although no action was taken Cities has Indicated the state foflowing the discw'.slona. ap. legislature wants to take partntl the ccw,ctl w.th control of the radrda away the cuns pition from the cities and give it to tie di Driv.nrt1s State Department of Iraniportation DO1 County Seeks Specifically, the newsletter, a the eg work on this change.over J'j (Jjfl ________ ________ the city by Mayor Moore, In corn- '"'" tothe city, and this was brought otenting on the county's concern Maybe tomorrow maybe but sooner or later we'll be happy to tell you of a major manufacturer who no longer • will be identified as "Orlando. based", but rather, Sanford. ii in ' nuin chanitx'r pubcointttlttt'i' responsible representation to ..vI,'.. Os lIin. n.nr.r*I... Ills., .nn.,.,d Ihol "t' .., . he by the to Football Coach Selected I ,t1lI ,i.ilo w' tce Iy JIlII.scorr a tree iiies tt Seminole high, " -. Kilmer many years ago and, of course, the Gary principal Jack Itedding announced this 'vi ........ .1......I...' ......e...,.........I 1... ti..,...li thlng,s which they thouki do Au(hcnr-j. i.'.IiIi,r- 'I'aylur CROWDED? , ' - ' How many times have you heard it said. "Show me an honest politician" something about the diminishing state of city trees. Floridians don't realize IL theses one in the Governor's Chamber of Commerce met with Terrefl Davis, FlorIdi Fbrestry Service official, Tuesday at- CIUtI said funds had been xe' It's political suicide to take ma-ga, smoke generators and as Governor Askew has, and hc't*est on the subject ' - ,.. Representatives from the Boy and Girl ADO A ROOM herald Spurts I-.dltor Davis said the forestry service operates a the plants to the lccal groups at cost. coach for Ii years and during l'CLUlt'3-3t-'5 biggest 1wrp flutters aLso tins been a suewhIle au1krin only 64 losses and six ties I e coached suiti' c-rssful gull coach In the high line coach and scout with 1965 and hail the runners up to sport it at tennis SeililflIilt' .., 4 tt It this tnornini to fill positions at Seminole It gh School, named the new head coach ' - _________ __ e — i::: I sl• I.' i ct third cunset'utive year, this - inches Long. . _____ ______ town houses, since sewer lines already are at the Idyllwikle en• candidates for City Commission week. The city charter would is. •ou sorts woo. Makes der.....ththg about dekgates to the Democratic Com'ention. Where and how do they p quaLify' It ended last week, you know.....the question is, ( n Individual was so inclined, but they didn't know bow to go about the process of making an pellet-lc*aded bean bags at the velocity of a pitched baseball. CAICO I''l )C dis a' Janua'p, A Cl. 1S73 1, t . - • you fire fighters fromStfonl FI1W I would have limits, annexation - Laa 1.055 'THEREFORE. PC iT aESOtYFO stINt Ba-re of Coun' 5wr,lnOft County. 1*1.00 5rp*t.. 5, a c'p'l ,'*lth;,o'nt. Rpring. itt IPIIHOIN to IHtimm"u'is n'tilk ritliin .11,0111 this ;it ufi%Il, Iii Ilitrrehl A Mihi"r. $ t01l1T11,afl Studied ____ - -- - Phicetof Elodlicit PrOdenEti 16 I'. and IS are enad.Qi'e i IlI'C"OP. Maroi 14. 1572 at lailous PRECINCT II -, '' ItillItit) I'ItF:slnENT NIXON and Chou En-hal hold their Garmire said Monday *e want to he prepared, both psychologically and materi- -- . dtI't I'll 'Nor wonl,t 11.11111 rntoq III 11)01 charges be liii irsoc') In a letter to the City Cornini.ulon, C E. Merrill Jr. and A J. Is Thomas Jr., operators o the Holiday Inn of Sanford, ath'tied they are under contract to purchase the 14 acres from Michael A autn'ommittec of the if till' (- it). Whelchel, former operator of Mayfair Country Club. Giclow salt (lit' irt'up will The property Is In the county and an application has been Greater Sanfoni Ctu,mnber of made to rezone to R-3A, which will permit construction of the Commerce legislative anti make iii rccotnmnendntloris to ____________ in ID, on "nonlethal" riot control weapons, including tear and grer launcheri, disposable plastic handcuffs 05554113 ARE INVITED TO AT C .j l t't' lett,0. 'I'll 5*', Poling Platrt LL01n I IQIIG*'ng EI0('tiOn) Precincts a"e ALL IN? FRI lIED PC 050545 51.0 '. ..i I'l'..I.l ii_..gii i.. '' ''1 1 'ii' ''"V'"' . "roadway route'' and, he added, ''The County ('ommission has taken a dim view of this type nn __________ lit teachers (Or emotional problems Convention on Miami Beach, butthatfactdoesn'lglveMiamni Police Chief Bernard Garmlre PoII.v'ç PIOCI', O.,'pna',d So. in, city ________ ____________ ____________ disabilities, and fo.' on',tp'it. it 0*' 01 JANUARY '.0. 1572 WHEREAS. CPiap't' lIt it (3). .aal of Florida !OO,'?tt III ."r' a' a Rp101ut.On mission in a discussion session and no action was Moore stressed that taken, However, Mayor Lee is not contiguous to the present since the property • -__--.'-- these children Longwood School. Children aged S to 16 are served there The educable retarded have IQa between 7S-S0. If a child is on the border-line be goes first to this class and then if he cannot make it he Is put Into trainable class, Seminole County provides .T 1 _... -. F u program serving eU! separate the city of Pl.nn'ng and ZonIng " the 't'1 ,,utnlaln Its stahl' 111111 in rs'gartl ,iirlrflt I.pf't'ationa and services l IIiiI.H'atton rrlof'my, 9*' Pisle to lb. (rirnriisl'erv't Trust and ti. 0,.t1tans1lr In a lIP) r'P4IIIn"i hvrnd.t$ Psttw'" I... t, l,,,.1I.i unn'nmwvi IIWI tie r'm (;r.r4on('rs4rb';itaptv'arq 1f.Il.-Aare that Owl'. .tw,kl ItLat Ally sal. t4 the PI1itiit.*I app'ar 1n be an it'rpeeee Ifl lit. wtAlkl ha in 9'. complete haI'Wls rriaU..r Ytirthav stn4y is of lb. ('osinty (',snmisqIn, 1' CFFltt sa,InV P. at 71 of property annexing 14.2 acres - _____________ 'i ut'.i tQ oriaQe iri butifliti r H.;"*a, Go i' ro,,t CItV. rswI0h 7 Si.ilifecatloli DI CIty a509 Ifu hla'elt;ICCOifliOOt v',c.OIN,,s.ndin5 a ' of dtCPt a-c ' iniIfttt•r4.l liVing lithIit In. O'tr 10110*1519 OCTISiSC VapOr'?, Cuiliet Court. Scsninol, Ccwn't. S '55aIrr S'O'OO' ate OiSCP.af9 to's 14 irCiejt'vt and 3124, • ml 1IDrIGO tC P?DP04't, p'o'etl Oft I'id Blocs 0. and Lots I 14. p'pv.sioa- DI 11. 1,C'l'io,r1 Nan,' C(iisiv*. It,Clie%Vl. Slats C '1,00 13. tt?u($.i11- control Sialulat, I Wet 5*ttipn 555 05 toPs Tn. Council It i,rstI'%tad SinIana- $p'ni5t. SØ*' 1121 75 1*1,04 State'et 155, WIttfCISL?51 within II'I CI F ynThpr Di.c?OSC at DlUf101O Di' s Wet's', p tuIpo ertctuditg tNt I*cS't" 5'? .,a'ttand 5t'i'Or arid OP Pu5iirtP ret I IS 22 75. tv: SoF" MoOt and Na" 72,pitl VoalITtatel, .. -iii. Watt oI'i 4 s. Siatr a' 1*1)00 it PIa'qt'nt a 111)1* North Of 1W aPI I Soull' 'I DI NI '4 05 S' I Ne,gPb...liDOC kisIredled tO Cl Wa-I 72511 arid * 10,11733 II at '4A&'$ ar. nd best CumIls*$ 1,01 eu tPiC 50lIwit9 50001 ItO? s.::i a'i 59 t... .-.two Ca-itt, *111 Dl PolE it *ISI 571 It SO' lIt's publIc p,prw, 01 b.-c"o" 35 ItS 251 run SanIoro, SW a' iris Court HOlJt Slor,,rs'l, " Coe,n'tPiwse If I' S,'t'. a' IPil NE CD'1* 1 yr East IS a.ge's 21' 1*101 oti MOtcP' S. 1172. p1 7 04 l$'Ot't. $ 5 ' $7*1SSItC U aionotn. NDit# haS 0110 l 14 5 pqtitlntatPlp tOPIrolt I Emrgonc, 'v*.i,,s ut casat o Pi.ti *I'1i 3 COflfltCtsOP 05 •tef OIt(P0Ip. 1101 .ttNin tnt City a'O A SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNINO I L'S III, a NatIonal bans .n Family on the 59110*1519 r$t'itiod tnt 10*00,0 SuD0IvtiOP Pill. Pa9i 15 aS PS 1*. $.'ClIW Ig 71 25 1f'It*f OiiciIbed ii 41 i?a- HUTCPI ,sood anO LEFFLER Post D'Iit Draw,' H S.n'o'O. FID'I4$ 12711 '711)51 COMPANY Of r,rSt.. L1M0"C. Sominol.Courl'p, , Ca' 1,0? iGi w'or ISO Sic? It , AND "s 0,ui.', CLEVELAND MIZE I PERRY PuSI ,' I e 3 5 15 77 1173 01012: IVDWSIC ttin a' CI'S DI tnt c.'-s RC)S(Rt M MORRIS Of ' and the educable retarded. The mentally retarded have an IQ learning considering is (1711* 11511' " I)ruItIIllI'lul irplIeti 1w' WIlt In liii' 11111 tItrifi '' till, tne I I'iIttty 111051 1 r('i'lIth F' to thI (1(11 ('III S4lIIillIlIl' eslatilIg fat-hit)- nut>' It_sell hen iIe'slratile but suggested that tile prt'r'r ii*'qtiialtlon. Either tIIIflAJlI'tIIIfl ta'eiitI II, I lltIltlI'1 thus tli.ittrr ii vault) twnc'flt the cOtItlIllinity hit' tltniIitJIl hrusttf's as liii's an' Sotiw' Important facti ('I)?)' ('huirgell with till' responsililli?. the lswI)itIl trning tb possible ;nirehu 4 of neruiuriing the counts' hospital are as nersis of the t'itI,"rts and wnsil better n(Y1(l8llted with U' follows' located on the north side of SR 41A and west of Tee N' Green, near the Mavmnir Country Club, in order to provide water and sewer services for nstruct ion of) tOW1lil(IU1('S physical tests," explained Mrs. - FLORIDA CONFERENCE ASSOCIATION OF SEVENTH DAY AO,'ENT U BIlL. S('OTT Sanlo1 City Commission tests, pchcs1ogical X I I. g ri Ii 0 1'e have for the first time two tca -hcrs. one on the rkcneritar' and one on the sc'ondar)- level, screening classrooms for gifted children A child may 1* gifted and yet not be earning top grades. Maybe somewhere along the lIne 1w became bored, and began to daydream or maybe he discovered he was better liked if he kept IeL _____________ ____________ ___________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAUS STATUTE TO V.NDM iT MAy CQ'4CERN ft'it tP* NtCi It P*!I Q IinerrsOrI,d. pijrtuart to "'I' Siati.fl.' CNaa'. ii 5450,. Fio'lOa S'ste'• Ati?'* CIitt 0f ,Pf Ccit cc.re. •' ID' $i,,',nOIi CDuV'p fiD'a ?PCiP1 a' '' iSi1i(&iD'i a' ttj flC'IC., " RtS 't it*o,.t o. to a' I !.nr sitU After POl'tC Seminole Courty this >'ear the county will not be sending children to Gateway oo1 in Orange. children In Seminole school s)item, judge by prevahency cflfl re,-'erds that one per cent arc retarded, she told the group "B>- the same type rtcord, we c&n Judge that one percent are i)r;,ni ..s n 0.1.0 il Fo"tt? C11v. k,,,neI. FlORID'. ate liii 11* o'.gr*I tt.'.o *ltt 725 ( 'e,nne, SIvO In IPii CI'CI.It Cjila"t it OflO '0 Garmire has askedlor a $160,Coun',. fIO'a 'it SOOt 110 ORalfiti vc.ii one ..AKE LEVEL CONTROLS C(ft0iCt 0 rv'500'tOOriD' OnC Cli's a' trio C.oi!'t ,"ir bs'Ir, ¶a.n5)a. FIa'idO 3M ,1,t,InVI, 'Io'a 1172 ro i5 Pi'ri r 'PUuI'PC tO WVO 0 tOpt D you? tIll, of *1i,CP. 5 IN RE THE betNO'IiItç iuI' IC ItIDit t.0lO?i',, WvlCl Ct P01(tID'W't 0D'jhiY O' F'ut,iU' lit PIJRLIC 041A11N0 172 000 fed*i'al grant to help train ______________________ ____________________ _ _______ _______ 'no C'i D( A ' AtE NT CC _________________________________ -, "Pt 004P'1101 if a"i to I' OP MARO (AOL 31 PAT RC eL I LASH POAIOIri Dia' ftiiI D'flI'l0t'U 1 'C 5* t,nm103t,', ft*110IC. Ofl*"*itll 01A IC-i and equip his oUctrs to quell NOt a' 11,0 CIty 04 CatuIDrt, I I D C HA (NI ce'ni.ata'p, ill iI$ICI f5tidfi5 t*' OIIOS1II II 5* if1'r,C 05.OIfltt V RESOLUTI,... 10 AZ ii I, P( Ti ¶ I3L U aria in Vi,Da Ou.taCrilI?a'*' I WDC)DYAN P A. Th aSoll So lDaI'p t tnt '.104 oum.nO10 o'0.na* FICTITIOUS NAME SONER any dasrs Which might ja. FRAZIER SIDNIT ' •?P•ttf"t 04 " Itt 00 ?W5 ltC'50 ,005I$ .tpICabI, Cmnttrvo.c e'r Cinca ir?'ot' "i P,",tit, n' :1 . '.'rii c .1" 'I' I " i, spread across the ba> this July. r cv (OM a i 5PCINDC NT Itos. • F •CI_ 0 PJ0• 4 1." ..o I ru.'t AvpnI. ••tt 0 '('i.t A ' CJ( O'fl 0' i''.: ViiTW(S!, ?t PianO oflO tNt WI. •.iii'c 0' Ii fL k bC-J'. '/ 1jtr'uanC P4u t api*a' anO tOP CIO(S50 • "While the t)emocratic conltq 2I' OOt 0 IVLII - c P'I FIFO,00 Si' Di tolD's ItO 0Th 1t. P*ac rng Sit MO'G.,. Co,r' lu'S or. ms OP 00, 0' Can1WL*11, SOL L' T ON WAS r N ar V attiC O,'rtil V -• . ' Let lit 1,T arC ,. ml VIO 1 m tiMIoOs FrD'.at,.'. 0 1572 o'T prn at UNONIS'OU,LV £DopTCo AT vention actually is MIAZTSI ISES4i FeU'ubvt. A 0 1572 C,it.y. FID'(00 Ciraftn, Cfrrut? p:Thlf p11oCnçaitttht tnt CIrt o INI Cou" ArThur H 54.C5*(Th fl StALl ,-,am- a' Osov U ia',. and tnV I Th M'c pr Cgifni$.. in en. C It1 C' THE P( C' U L £ P MCI TIN 0 01 Beach. we can expect many of F Court Sr,,1fl54l Setiatp. tolD', Of mmrdd5*t, tPsroOhC CDV. CaitiOb,rt,. 1(o?Oa. to, Cbr 0415* Soatd a' N . ,?,e,eIersp(s1r IICna'tI Wva I CXIPI !V*110 OP T.4 L SOARD OF COUNTY con' tIle youthful nondelegates to 5if4,OP f OOlaDIPttiuIti o,to'*I1t 0 a-join *I Dr It5*iC PrIuilon,? , Co,rrnl%teanr) iii aie Cleft Of CirCuIt Court Oct a' liii C,fci.ift Cu"t. 5t,tlfI0 MISS&ONERS OF SEAFINOLE a'tv'nr,. MOtS Pd i ,, Tr: PLPRY on D t14D', IPil Fnj5u.ti MIZE 30t5 00t at MaId 1572. o't,rwitla DEL 11 Dl IMCPC OpIifW VOtI C' ,(ThES1 nt, tond anO MDITG&D1 CircuIt 'ca' s.s' 01 tnt Cleft a' NOTICE OF SALE 51 5.cI.*rlt. Jr., P a' U'' CavIl Cur1 Di' 11110 tri IN IHI CIOCUIT COURT 01 THE as ClOts a In, Circuit A 0 I513 LIGMISENIN JUDICIAL CIIPy Ma'Tha I Vilur' '' CUlT IN 11.0 Ccii SEMINOLE 0epi', Cla's - ,..• ,i...... ..i.,.. il' it II'11 I II'Il'' I t.aIttttnn Greg lt1lt,iill'I I 'gnrdIng a request ill sell tI1IjIIlilt drtnottal I ttstp$tiil. In a letter from A. Itutw'll representing I 'hartilh'r 1 h'lflctis, (11, 01 ( ;retnn, Is., An 'therEat Ill nIqtliring Seminole lti'U(tli)fl )," tilis li'ttrr 'JIIII O,:'."nO 11* ssOIa'OP 0' liIt D' it IN, cempilin' 0' Ii,'tIiOi' WIT 11111 mt nato ate tnt ioui 1W tot Court o,t tnt 1"t, div Of JanV'?l 1513 151 AL. I . . - .'.. ......._._,.. m ' utOi't'"?, 'Futlr$iout Nan? Statu'* ClaD',' 5450, F 101,60 StaNjt,, all 151;',' ,.?7 5N, Cleft a"., C.rc'u.t toure lot S,,nite, Count,. FlOt'Oa upon 10(0,01 05 proof of 170 pubIcatsOP I tilt nO' (5. tnt S.0 IIYERICAP4 ,,,, ,.,,,,., PLASTICS '.510 PACKING " " afticS It •ipi1s to buSlt*iI Sit HQhSa 4)0 (n Fors? DEL?) - • i'iat -u wr isiiie DES i NOTICE UNOIR FICTITIOUS F5a'CO I rie'tTi Q C trill triO SY Maim,' Srouvt riotne, CIOtS CLEVELAND. ui:i a aERIY Ciw, Oat p hD i',si,w'q Piae,,If' to ReguIatOti So."c vDwId'V Frt,,c D,tcriDOC at Nvfli a' S I 0th' wilIt ane ahe ttab'iO I I Ietha' Inc • rIo,4a r.ne, £3& ,,t a' Las, AfWflOI UMD It ?Pii tm,t BIL tW #'ntoII NOTICE OF PIOCEEDING ai,.pont,r1 a)ranwt. Thu p.,oc p,.acin *ii So '*10 Ip 01 Iirt.flO(t torn c(,'pfltat,O a'.Is INC CICCUIT cou.t. Oneiit?s tnt Cou.it C n,t(ttiot Cha,nb,qt AMENDED CIOCUIT OF FLORIDA C,lflV ,v-o,.dIne * ,.n$*ctIOt a4 NOTICE OF ACTION ct Is m a' a'm.Crpi.,ut,%d, rIo.0a INAN0001 SIMINDI.I COLINIY *Na*e Ii a' Ma'cn I. 1V'3 r ? X P M o' at cpif.c.at.ot p .,o; I *0 laIr TO FL " fl1 ACTION NO :5 't ,.".e 1 ( 5$nd anc $n of It' it at' 5 (fl .c'ot, aflOD' Iti 11* tDhOfl .pp?t5 it S,t0flI0 NPtca If 0 . 'tine r _ 00r,t% 14 3O. 0*0015 11,1 5*flri lit,' DI 00'," 1.01 1. SICO 50C1 a dIt5*I'Ca 0' I1 DC H. itc' fun 14C1N Ill SO It. tpor, run 9'00% C Oral.. wITh mi con IClint 055 1 a destanc, a' ID' 0 P05. 'inc. 'un our.,. C 11550 II tt*nc p 51* tofNy Ci..t bfltDrPt ,Cri'II's 5,sr,*rr. C.o'opr, I ''lena Su,.Srsarn. IrOn, C.l. 5ut't ),,OIIN MayO Suckltan. Wall,' ni, 1010101 C. SmITh and I4I"p - ' 15* i'19Ø0'(9 011endIn's 5,' -- -- - if ii') a' ii IPUCtt U?4tfliC t'ti% iii OiC. A, •i 00 tIil.flO( tOtt ' , clasn at P...r. O,vI- Mar17 I 1172. .t 1 760, so,,'-. .at-.pshbI. ' - - I Mart lvn (cirdofl — 1161111005 NAME 'OT'CC :Pie.Ot't ver that Ian10,01010 lttbu%If0*t at 00 Sos 1143 SantOre, III l,$tIIIIOI,' Caun'. lliw,dl uclO,' tp.. lidtitlout nan* o 1n'tked up rwitr ow' ttn,luslon 5eIIIlfltlle Mrtie"iil ftiis'pttal. II. JIt$Illli'IPII pItigmafrI It. also ailyl,.'.f I 'Hirili IrS, r4 lb. instiiii tilIrl f the North em(nolc County, because of its i)1011t111)l1' tIf't'AUUI of ltrrnttr -idatiintlin growth potential, efflI Irni'l.o in ;nirvlutslrtg PIII optilnImni - ((cii an interesting prtojw't't lIIlIflagPtlPrflt' liUhiFiItIcItt Ill facilities iintl fill ('11)141' ('flllltflhl'til)fl t,rc'rtet.iIry through greater knoweledge Of of hit quisitlItil Inst *1nrflflII liisiliithli With no hIo'qlitj*I IflIUT fliRt' in the southern ct - itruIits'ni rtt'OillIitiI,fl - Nit r,tl inn- through ito fl'IISIMI charges. lion of the t-out ''Its' tIfLti*$tflI 041)41 beccunu', lliIlCrablC iuiisihIitIDht there, ItIsir iii 'if i tax burden isi 11w' tOIIJUlJCtiflfl 01 fl flet tnrHity tna;wiylrtg II (1'rtaIfll) fezstibl" ill none hs l ItlilIIIlIlity, child education for Seminole Angelinc Taylor and Adni lLttwri .lacksotl. __________ Legal Notice - ' Price 10 Centt ôLth Year, No. 133 '1den,thecapltaloftherepublic gem other than grmrncdy. "''mert Neither d'w's 'flv'i-r sas rt,' tr.du'ation that 5v the hilackers krwe in advanu'i Lufthansa. the West C,ermnan that tji.e passt'ngers tnclu&'d airlane, said all it knew was that son of the senator killed ii> a the plane had landed safely in vciung Arab nationalist. Sn-han Aden, at the snithwrst corner of Rishars Sirhan, who is now in :r Cttfaia I Notice - . — i,titt(t't tItle, ft5tIf1'0111.1 " iii)') L41111111 flt,IliItIblI' 1511kb lb. Illint) for flltls'r to nrs'pstart t'rol. ta llili.Illlrtnn feils'rnl (IIF' ili,g wIstlhlpll'Sl'flt il"splthI was strese,i N rnnedy, and 1$E other persons 'J. Kennedy," and 15 cn'v members were aboard and thit Foreign Office spokesman "all passengers art safe.' lie Id the' irtstruttitiis were cab- aak he was unable to give ra •i ic Ambassador A.RH. Kel- tonalities because the> etft at the request at the U.S. on ttte ranitest. .t'rrnnwnl because WashingThe' airline also refused to rr- Legal ________ - trnn• a fair ('('tint) lIlitSII)fl lengtli' Il's'tlng Ijirath '- Legal Notice Legal Notice - ________________ o'I'Iii 't4"' It. try t?'mt .r!.aIrI A , ______________ __________ t' t : r.itr;1 ___________ - i'un,itav's Skyjacked _______________________ .-. high. were also NIL. Con- PLTram Is the aim of Bo>ks P1"it. n ad atm' 'o va',, I P U. Or 05 51 tPiWt? 101111011 5CII, ?IeWt NP! a-Ic' (050 p100Otp as set 50rtn 0' 0191005 C' 49' * 31500 It. In.nce 50.0 final JuOgmIrS, towS q1110,05. Cain's- 1*1100 P,1DIIVi 1*1,i'ua'v 27 177 DEAN - ,'ICTI'TIOLIS NAME NC TIC I IS Pir'eSt VIo0 Iria' I a.' INtO! 'c P-OS. run wi., ,• FICIIT 101)1 NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ItO POE. *1* tIO NOrTh 73 ft IV' Counts. Flo.IOa, otco'ding SC Pill tnrf rcto0,0 't 5s 5. rond NoI'Th 14951' to Sn. P011 "Fi(ll?.Qyt Nans. Status. CPipI 541 OS, FIQ'idi Statui., *iIl fgsIs' sat_a *40*00 and 540,011 P,I'IC# s.nwm. ce, F*1iai 10*0 i041"a- Itnaetv .l ' 5001 001410 tNll ISP 0 P (Ii FUSS' thIS, FyI't?Wtc oatcris.c as located 0I SR I) SIdIng Snia* 14111 IC In ti.i*.0 F Ii ConsmiS*' CIa,t%SSSI Coi,t Satil ¶ço',.* 51 LI'a'nO'i'r 5CSI'1V1 In, Ccifft Cteir HVu$.,'. SartIDre, 1 ti'tv''.51 15400 Sf OLC(*lIM. JR S.o*0,,. C4,Jnl,. F *141 undo' 1*4 0' 15'! Cl's a' taO I'cllt01t fm_at?'. Of D*150CY Sal,. ato '' • ''' ' - -- -. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE POE 015(1 TEMPORARY POLLING PLACE - F,cl't,out NimI 51.1,110' CPip'r 54505. Florida 5liti,',. *11 rig.5l PRECINCT 3) TEMPORARY POLLiNG PLACE niatter is that no one really La In selves fci' the 10,000 to 50,000 viti (rtli$nl High School In btiticluig the winning football Grey iloyks, who huts prottrahll upoil 0' IVtit05 c.,,nt,. F10SIda. 05 paul DI tnt tnt Counlv CCm"i*t'Dil CbnDo't t,tiDij$ ritflS tit SIERLIN' itS 'N,' dour? Moult. lisOord. PARS .il0* whiCh *0 01I*C1 Ia lto.lOa, 0n MMCII 5 1577. at 7$ 'V1509? it bvtiflplS 01 1555 LII .rc I$I' 5*'1541' UPO" ret*.Of Of C0.ul*y. FIOi'id, DØ51$lIe Me?.d Ill Mane. Sub I$'VOf a' SN. El,15*'. t.ongwooO, F 101,00 ''lOut nt't* I•wI ACADEMY tetat root, Q4 I, ae,c' ,on a' PPUs LS''iP0Y ls'IOef w'.'c"- it eapocli *etoiul.ous tro.?e,*' "''' it OvS"*SS un HegItlit 0.l.cr'pf.or Of 519 CJ.*'4I 0' 551 '" Squad leaden already -, part of a program launched firers for the convention. owe Gar- aio. T elevated to athletic director. more value to It than saying various cause this is my way of castlsi fordites Our legislators have once again tried to "pull the wool" .Ie.1I i-A. s-_ .t-_ - .i - .i LUIi'JlltI lMilUi jUl Idly Ilulli, Ii1VlilaV$Y. species of trees, by various clubs With the pi'oceeds - the it soltion of d1 selection i boaril. first week (lay, Reubin Askew ioda>- (If May and Principal DONT BE CROWDED ANY LONGER.. Build that new addition you've been wanting so. lonQ We have everything you need itugeri v.111 seek his rtleaie toiu'th.r loon to bum fill nix ciecutite order placing a Iloyka will moratorium on aU executions in Prsunatiy cüctuing vacancies. wurlit'ula. not coach football. It has been lIntI supervise these ,wgel. tslt*Iucth I Open 'I P.M I Ss turday s 1.72- 0300 , kmwoM C,Duit'. I' 10,100 WI IC Fi0.!ia.% Nit"I Sta?ulet. To Ut VI J'icir'da S'i?u'01 1557 es_avoid $u,'Uit,' S s. 1173 CouninItson S 'tell Caunis. FIO"iC? 5, P 1, BrowIt ZonInIg P.10-3W io rU's'Mv DIII. CtrO • I C' Ci-awor Pvt,i itt foz *,j I pt, 77. 1573 ,, PlannInS and Zoning TN. Ito p01141 15TI1001150 50,0 t"In_is. Cn-s"r tDrOI 0 "tt a' za'' ij 01,4,110', FitS-ear, 72. 1772 n'. nc Dosed at W.ntar Pvt Dr .ng ,, a1Wpr.so .1 INC C51i014 V. F *1 40 01*i3 cIlculaton peBliV*f Ill L.m50(, ATTEST c'lasi i-n psychology arid the By-the-by . I'm having construction in the city. Jerry l'osey will not be back at said he was doing so 'because look over the scrimmage Mati>' local fans t nounced on this irath penally." MA$TUP (HANOI 5O S ClOt5 05 C '( . 1 C tn their iniu.ative, were upset IAl I AM 1116 Al 0 )- ears ago PAopie Ay, S,antord, Florida � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, February 22, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 22, 1972. 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