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HOPE III OF OUR COMMUN ITY, he hurch . 1 C I ..... I "`%-~ ¶ 0 1I . _ 00 jI l * . o ... NATION 0 OUR _ 111,01.,1111111 (J11111410,11""d LI I si aii 'anI()r(I 7() I 30 I Ii I nti THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH HP3*bV 43è 11 F01P%! I I City, Florida 11 DC) 13 30 Wrwh,g) Scr 1% 001300 d.0S.a?urda3 -r-rcv j P. ti /.- c.. ir .. •.. THE SLVENTHD&'! - ADVENT IST CHURCH Corn,-' 71h& Elm 3(4I11 U Si'i', I - ir I " ' U'" . ___________________ - C IRS'! £515 MIILY OF GOD CHURCH Cot 77th n0 5. Im r.i' t. Thri".,' C'4'!t)' I 4'AriiflQWur'.hiP I i'r)flc lltiP'.Ci 5 7 Oct,n - -- - ,.r Otw'n r - ',,r,'I,,,, P-4.tJht flroacIcAcI '•yot'nncl 71 hts .- ,, Mm-Yr 9 IS s II I 'Kr " C'i- ''rn I AS iVU 33ti'Y 'I '..'.. '.c' "i Evening Worship ThurSday •l.Iti4'fl 4".'- '-" , .1(1' r J IttIl", -,,,,, ______ - _____ In our town a factory employs most 01 us. But we live under the pall of smoky chem- TtlUrIacio Mark oral fumes 5 120 Friday Both labor and management attend our church - and they are concerned about pollution and our environment. They know it is a human dilemma. We must have jobs; we must have the products we make- And taxes from the factories support schools, clinics and public works. These are realities. if 1P2p .i'CPsslInSP'I"II3D' -i. 1 ..-- -'i , i...'.'---'re ts i' a'.i' Ii-..' s-. ..'. j I I ,', ' 'siw S'n,','i V.11414 1IrDA0.'.t bitter StuCy MLI'I1'nIJ Wu?'.hI'P '(II '.4'VilflU *,',$"t1'. ..rct C''#,i' A 11,111 t ' - $ ISa ni IC) 0Cc ni II IX' a I'. a 001' rI e. (Jslls!:fI:l FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 5th PITIST lot) Last Second Street ' .11041p lice 1 DC'c ci !munctas PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST MmQh*av 44 WI-It Paul St iir'eF 3'tiQ('$'S' to r. ••" (IC a c' ',I.u'r- "- Wi,'.f,,g l 00* Fr I "'flU Woeshig,. 4 30p " CHURCH 01 cHRIS'! G,-ne'.a F sc"w'fl'. 14nlflY' brew-er I' 10 OOa en I4,IiIC 5chauI OCa en PJrn'n Wrirstig S '.rli.ti(l Wi' sh,j C CI C' 1 I, .%."I''". ---• I " I' '-- .4''' ' V,-fl'.-f,4, '•' -:. ' 1 ." JIM LASH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH , Staff C'r,',,,- P,',-,-i UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE .ICItC' • Mr ctr CIfld Slitt THE McKIBBIN AGENCY lnsjr anc t' FOOD FAIR STORES INC. and Empic'yes nl WILSON-EICHELBERGEP MORTUARY uuce I P'. an stats E J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E C E ¶.t:flCiSrc P in GREPY I I1MRD DEBARY MANOR NURSING-- CONVALESCENT AND REHABILITATION CENTER , itT' It) REALTY th. Mel Dekk' and Empioyes ' '' 1' 5 ' '.lup'j I " -ll C O., '.' - Ia&" '.' 0 - i. alcnt P- O ICI,r Sanct.is Iispt'tt (lu.P Oct Orlando Rd ' 9 .rSf fiApl-St Chto'Ch Sloe ravk Avor I nienOsPij' Baptist Cflu'cIi 0' AItamntr Springs In 436 AIt41tIi%"i Sir ' ." 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S "."cti s' C'- All",% A P.f E ' cit hr i4eeerir' to '.5 79". Rl(5 C ."'5'C. Ce, Pi stan Lut'it,anth'.,rC', C,oaenDa,tOr S.vVrJt Pit, , fill I Cr.wfth •C' P.,s 140 be,cØ•ul A.? C).ba, (P'u'c I' o JtSuS (l-rt 01 L't,r D•v San's. 7315 ParC A.a £.t•en(,VTle Spr.ngs Community Chapel. 54rojefindo United Methodist Church, Toemp First F". Sollienciran Siva Af4moonte Spring$ 11elt-ft-fn Oltnt,UJO Chjfet !!,t jo,hrij, Ctify-., istorlit co"Iew I "ever 17 lo~ tororn Para Sa'$u'u C1..eniJ' .' P- ,,'p NAZARENE .'t.' '•.' - I' .. ' '., -,----.- 4civ At 0 '-r t.a tac ene '''' Lm5' S'i Cluvc 0'a'-a': Ct.wf!t 4DI"f. & 121h Pc Cla1- Co"cp Seenn,i,- OterOCI ' G#,*f*.8 Co'.1c" ,-,, #fit, Noil:sornor LUIMERA% ,,. "-4'A' " S. C r- Os'eer R E r-'..rt. ti. CL'."l e/e"t, 5! I' 'e- tA'9 C 'Fs-,n 1-a'. 'r ',' a,', C:f,6fCJN a-,s 'I-.,, 'i- b.c L•'. Mar, i' - b'.en Ra L3p C.*'4 *.00:oo ,ef- .`.A,-,e', & PrnteQs'*l Open 8 - 0'r TCb,flp, Ave 40ft 25th opposite -Nem.flolloll wq,gh SrhWj er "'" Ple"n"fuStOl Cli'vTEIII of Longwood FIJI Cj051)s-I T.t*'nôit 7771 Country Club U' Olive ljQI•flf'55 C13urcP,. Oak MCI Pa Otteen PRESBYTERIAN LaM' M4' U'W'4'O P CL."' 3' hr(h h1 first-Year teacher who as a store detective sohile studying at the University of Florida SlIi(I the systeuii has be.'ii 'munch IflI)rt' successful than 1 could imugmt'. . CO')6tJ'0fl Of JfliOv*h'5 Wmtne'.'.es, 10 W 4th $1 The aIvat.nji £,sriip 2111 7eØ SI &'Oil'" "MI, Mot*-,Son Cftvior~l, Altarrionei !.prl,qp -: was bound to happen.. . we :.. of the youngsters went up to &mts and when asked what shc ..~: wanted for Christmas responded. "What all yah all - Saturday. An apparent Communist - - what it calls ''incontrovertible evidence'' that Martin Bormann, chief deputy to World War " - II German dictator Adolph littler, Is alive In South America. 'Me copyright article says Bormann, under a death sentence for war ,- crimes leads the life of a prosperou.s 72-yearold businessman. - z, got"Ir - - - -• - ' -. - - •-•-- - - . - - - -- -- - . - - - - - - - , '.-. -.- - - toll it sould never - Orror a8 hostages of a jail escapee and Ills . :' ;;-_ - '' . - ;' - -: - '- - -' 11 -' ' . -- -. . - -• - - fl ___ At !.'." - il~ . :--' - _-,,, it •' '• i'?. - I ti "4 .1i-F - j :,•. e' S_-i -- -- -- --. -= : --' - - !-i-.--- - - - ., -- .- - -- - 1-1 -.. . -- -- - -, .4.:tgl.- ,- - -'; - -:.' -%4-fim -- - - -' - - -. % - .-c , , - - - -- - - - - - - - - - ----.- . _____ ii 7 - -- HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE turned out to greet Santa at the Sanford Plaza Friday afternoon, when the jolly man arriv ed in the parking lot via a helicopter. Santa will be a frequent visitor at the plaza from now until Christmas, the children and passing out candy greeting Mike MeDonel Photo __________ - C*Ity AA Sets C A W klis professionally." . f aad mtortl .senue will e and diesel fuel bids ,Icsardesl ar.d approval brought up. ssho are p.'tc'd of surveyor's statement area property tIssners, A new sign orthnanc and an Public hearing on pro)sed claimmoing the city practices for the legal description of the mts included sn the amendment ut the utility tax city lu .tii racial discrimination m its annexation along U. S. i the s orthnance to exempt governa proposed new charter to be treet-paving program. south is the first item tin imient agencies will be placed on soled upon by the peiple in ( agenda for the 7 p iii. uiie.'ting Also on the agenda are L)ee. S municipal election, first teading. Secvnd ,i.zid final oil the Sanford City ('thuuIliussion consideration of appraisal reading is scheduled for the A resolution oh the county fur Mon(liI. tigures on city-owned prOpertY a joint partcit'patlon projeet on propved new charter and a The board in recent soceks for the ct'IlIiflg Sear will be Irish re1)UUl.IN AP Irport Uls-d between US 37. new tlnu1iz crdin,tiat'. _________ ______________ publican leader Sean MlIcStio- has discussed the possU)ility oct fain, Grey-faced and weak Litter annexing territory Ill) j)t'tititlfi seven days (in a huniter and south as far its tile Seminole thirst strike, collapsed III court Junior ('ollege Ill till' east tixia>- and if physician said lie In other business at the may only luive three more days Iliet4ting tile Coll uili.%sion will naine painted on the bow was VhjIlks91%W, 1!!W-- l- .1 KEA' WF-ST, Filil. tAlli to live unless he is fed. hold a continued public hearing Thanks to a shrimp boat named 'Cioud Luck With surfboards p_ni. The sundy-haired Mac- oil the reque5t 10 VOcale West The CUJ.it 6-,;.i,-1 ,%,ia ,-j,1L-d -GoW Luck" and the U.S. ws windbirvakers, the two hudstiofain, 44, was given pain- 6th Street betsocemi lAlurt'l Ave Coast Guard tsoo young surfers tiled In the wheeLhouse of the and a rughuune edrvh wa killing injections after lie 111111 French Ave. was recked shrmtpbost but bucak- bunched. The made it home in time for lurke) Leader Coll psed I fl Court lt IH)N\A E.VIE.S (lIt)lh1Ie - - - - Gorlikul 4vtted it WXj clujibtNI more than 17 hours in the Gulf bow. Roman Catholic priest knell. Attorney Willinin Illutchison beside him as he was carried to from the Mtuiio'e, off 15)51 In has held fur 17 "it Wasdark the ilioun final- atop the th*d Luck's abrn to an ante-room. fidd) L , Jj)V years will be considered. At home Thur Uea it was about t'o Hutchison resigned to devote Alunzo Jr. and Mike Gorman, Atomize recalled. ItUks Y. AIWXZU Said. But more time to his private 130111 21 of Key West, recoumited VV eather In the uteantinie, At they were spotted and made it practice and Indicatmi he will their ativeitture at sea that girlfriend 1)et ame worried after hul' lit in tittle W "t mite mlil, Cloudy and warmer with a serve as city attorney until a caused thein to iniss a not showed up for turke) chance of ruin today anti replacement can he hired. lie traditional 'Thanksgiving Day they had tonight, becoming partly cloudy silsu said he will represent the (('LIst. with a slight chance of ruin cii)- ill Ii present law suit filed Index liough seas swauiqi their Sunday. Turning cooler late by a number at Georgetown poertxiatonu reef about cighit Sunday. dE 2.A EntertAuunitint 011 Sit-1111110le Illvd. wit-st Of iniles offshore as darkness fell Area deaths tile 70s and low Standard Oil tank farill 10rosketke .111 5C 1 5C "I'll Wednesday night. The two twid. Bridge 111911 It, changing 1II& Calendar AA 4A ilospitatnotes tonight IflLIiflly in the Low 60s, consideration Iliell about three hours (Iii theu6t'll-41) Ilral F.3tate ID-3111 Southeast and south winds 15 to 111,01liCY W all additional v"cliti011 surfboards before reaching u Clulsified "(6 20 m.p.h.Ruin probability 50 week to over tiumie pay for partially submerged shrimp Croasw- ortl puzzle 5C. 2F. Society tC-6&' f'.0 Sports percentlallingio2opercenthy refuse personnel working (Jfl boat. 111-4K L)earAbby " - of Browning and the Allel Priiie family held a ~ Friday. - - -- shotgun-toting wife, Deputy Sheriff Bruce reunion - - - -, - " ,rjlE DAILY EXPRESS OF 11.0NDON reports cheerful - -- Stranded Surfers Salf e - It - - E THREE .110NT118 AFTER sharing:16 hours (if , w work," he said. "iltit the SC('oli(I graders are actually coflI II e ill S e I %- V S (I It e t i n g ferences said to have arisen between the two sides. lied Manager Airport Cleveland In visiting with Meacham in Orlando this past . week. - and believe ,mie, with all of his past ex pertise, u an excel1ent opportunity to -!I listen to his words of wisdom, 7* and more importantly benefit frcn same here In Saord- - worked -------------------- - 111 , 5an'o' tried to bring borne what social -studies -was all about and establish discipline at the same time, news leak disclosed details of serious (lif- -- ti-olInowd Alhoroe.e Chufr )''5s,1, A. hours .. - )j? Grfw.s Cum ?' F !%t Cr.,'r (,5 (Pir,5t, S(,cc,t sl $30 F 7nØ 9t 1.410 t(- p' Orange Blvd 4 n'')en '.1*11 01 JCP'OwdIl S V, -tnrss Lake t t547 iii 3,0 S -'. Church ot Lolling G Mdci,- - - PItESI DENrI Al, AI)VISEIt Henry Kissinger and 11anoi's Le Due Tho conferred for two The Rotary Club should have a most enlightening luncheon on Monday, what with McCoy John Manager Airport Meacham the guest speaker. SF VIPITH DAY ADVENTIST 1irt-'.' A'),"' ( .,,?rP Hw 06 6 ,,,.-,,* ~ o r StElfl4' 0*1 $.0I"S? Chuf(h. MoflnØ Avt AI'Cienu,- '.' Svr.ngi. SanfIrO Sq-.etc!? A en?.t rçn lie A El 0.1',0 s• No 41B V.- a' 1'*6 r 1 p'r',,% k'i' F 9 News . 1,0 upNois C.0for,rnwfoltv Pre'suplelf.ofir cfqvfcp;, Upula .'.i- Y" nIt-' P'l-'.C,',-' 11 - ------------------------------------- - -- - - " Kissinvier said would be the final secret session to lit jl~ 1~ov'.-.. t,o-ff, -p,a.- - land Cbwct . %,l ei ?".(IhoCrSI t7 :. er $ . :. '. -,- , A-1,~Iors-- '." P*, CS0 ol., star F Ci-'. [p .cg-a 5',.'' -of ,it . R -a'q ".-t,,-'' ,,r. Vi'tiOO IL' 'P 1'q 0-a-, u0loriaiv Allij cool-bleIr, r ' jr 'co Yr" C'-,,i'c' S'S Part, I '.'r' c' C' ,'c' 4 Qy.. ' , - _______________- _ 'We took a trip to the lAirgo Municipal Court last week," 1w said. "The children - . were inipressed by the fact that the court they were seeing in action was very similar to the one th ey run themselves," he said. us. safety hazard leading into the main enance of the airport has now been corrected. Man, there's no stopping us. - when we all pull together, right' so rj c; i 1' - s--' 5 F Otba', Lw, -' C4111%looll'4110olife'll, COn-forivollifif Jet "PO AA411910111-11of Cf1wo'Ch. -' ,- - - - dresses "Th is court study has been very effective in curbing school offenses and students are learning respect for the law," hackenberry said. Th e worstpunishmnent Is to be sentenced to go to hit principal's office, }Iackenberry said A note to the parents, being kephinfz1Irecessar.1fniutng art class are among other punishinents doled out in the classroom court. clarify minor points in the agreement. Kissinger conferred with French Foreign I'aI-un-the-bck time for the CountyComnznisslon:frornallof Minister Maurice Schumann for 45 minutes, ,lipthe tenants at the Sanford parently to assure him that the United States Airport. remains hopeful of an early settlement. Schumann The cooperation which was later took the unusual step of issuing a Foreign offered in such an expeditious Ministry statement asserting that "the pessimistic manner by Bill Bush and his rumors on Vietnam were highly exaggerated." crew in eliminating a potential 9' Ant3rew't PvestlytCr*n Clutch. 9913 Baa, La.e F fee Y'r hadtst ChufM $00 W 4th $1, . C'h4.C' Gce,a "'-',6 /h'4'-Lld I M-'h0s' C'-..'c' Oric,'. R .a'. ' C' ' '.' F CCj'' OF GOD EPISCOPAL 1 I ur - ," - Lokii-vo.oriv, Chill4viia,ft C'-' I 0' C.'c" c-t Go: I P'gp'o c, 2506 5 r.- L.r i P.p.'t Ct_,Cr 'Ct S Pr's enrio. 4,6 . F-'- L,e -, ' '' 'lil.et - -'-' Si Ma''. M433i0*l" S."tD'C God till nrl" ,0,o,r 1.1"oo" (','ce of % wc, .' % cs-'' Talk mon th between Kissinger and Tho. delegation spokesman David Lambertson declin ed all comment on the report. Other American sources said the report obviously was leaked by the North Vietnamese delegation and was a ''selfset-ving" version of the facts. There were widespread reports Friday the Kissinger and Tho had run into serious difficulties after talking for a total of more than 20 hours fl what - .' I , I,, . !: # 0 ¶ l4' F ci C.'-"j" Pct'9tjtc r, Chur(' 3715 5 Orlando D' ,- - - At Largo delegation on a detailed report in the Washington Post claiming that the United States had backed away from the draft agreement concluded last PRESS ON Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; Nothing is more common Um unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not: unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education alone will not; the world is full of educated derelictsPersistence and determination alone are cm nipotent. It) 4'Ci a en ' ' CHURCH - 's" Q P,Iv- i. 1 - * . 11 1616 providence ,.. v" -' I I' '' . - %*op *;o, C! 419 l2lin & Celia A f c' ', ': • .ene.* C,'ucCh of tnt-st P',cr'' r Cr'' .- sor,nuoi-irto lil000 sll-cmli Dar, v ' ': ,'.';''. Cli,w-Ch CO Ch"A" L01*09%00111 C'u'C" a' C" s' Paz a r c'..'" s'&es' JØnti41', %' •isDflA!'. fI41t' 3' Churt" Ot'r,'r Of., C'.:., 1C t* - ' ,. a"' ',-; , -- 1'- b., L., ttn Ci' aPe -.r 'u '.-'n -,' r'(* Cerace 'ige's b"e- et,' E Pa". ' . . 6-1 -'' 10'r, Lon lea chvf.- k , - C'.# I-)-,- Pr ogress y..spn41', lIars' S,'ccvlLl )t' lOb Ms' Sanitu'C T ,". "" , 14.' 'It-Sir' Ave, - I! 10' '4' " "- '. . I'.'' liar' c'' :-11 P,,trt Iiøp?,St Church. Ill V. Airport Blvd I''., '-U. Saniord t* 1 YO FLORIDA STATE BANK ANDSTAFF METHODIST - -- -. - 43! (l',41r , Nelit BAI"! IS'! 11410'S' L" - SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO and employes - ...'. ,m.'ary flpt,t' Chu'CP- (r'.'.'ll .411? 1 )'P Lake Ma'', mi UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club & Upsala Reads 14,-, SPe-a Suncla y Sc 9 4S.0 en WINN DIXIE STORES and Employ e HA R RE LL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SEMI N OLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY I.'' t si r,'l,3 " 01 (.01' 1. Fir' in to all -0 I -i' The Management and EmDIovec ni E oafl CELERY CITY PRINTING CO INC c.ULF SERVICE ell 51.1 I p I P'L'-? C'',4il ,- A& P WEO SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. INC. and Employes D E K L ES' dii 7 TOp in Youth C,rO,jP - L. D PLANTE. INC. iDricia O.ee'clo nfc,j KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN ' JIM & EtpIciyt' Jib PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. 0 tJlnl; Smith and Staff - rAYIA)it Give 'em a plug, John. K., Lambertson said he had no comment on the an, not only do they make a pretty in Itack from the city court, the darn good hamburger, but the nouncement, which came amid reports of a crisis negotiations. the pupils passed a law banning ad which McDonald's ran in the The two delegations met in the same house in dress-lifting following a cornLos Angeles herald-Examiner was outstanding. suburban Choisy-LeHoi, four blocks from the Hanoi plaint filed earlier in the week by a distraught second-grader. Don't skim over it. . . go back delegation headquarters, where they reportedly had and grasp the significance the Ihickenberry, :10, said the a stormy one-hour meeting Friday. second time around. There was no official comment from either court system evolved as he SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Ho.-,'ard H Hodges and Staff WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. f'.t.r and Mrs Al WIlson PBLIX MARKETS and ErrpIcis Nu sp Wilbur Ave Lake Maty Mn ste-i Re, A F Stevens Sufld, (Pirti (tk,U 9 ISa en iSh MOlning It 00* m • The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible If roi ..,O'-.Cl., k CK r -- a Due, who is coming to Washington to (IiSCUSS the negotiations. In Paris, U.S. delegation spokesman David PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH It) 30 ii 00* en il-n-no 33,"tt'.p C LO B) John A. Spoiski I' IS of *'.'O' 9 306 en FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 3440 Sanford Ave. P41'.i0 14 her,ne't RC'. SunOaf School 9 49. in Morning IAurshp 11 00. m I L)*tJth League C ISp en - IC C' " +41N 7 30, V ,,, 311 THE LAKE MARY UNITED :-l'iiiIIiviii 'f!,'iIi,tIi'i I 6 t30p I"t..CIA V F .u'c ri .(w ,,: CDI fee 1311 LAPt MONROE CHAPEL Lake Monroe Blvd PatIO . ' IC1"C14t It) 30 * en II 00* en Morning Woftt'P 1EV " F cnriu W0'5h'P Pra ypt MN'fla '4 .13,4 3ou?h1e-IIohip ("(1-1 '.iniOr Youth 5 30 p m CIIW%lI1' P4urtery and k.ndr-rg*rten 1912 I'ark Av"nIH PALMETTO AVENUE ttt.PTIST CHURCH i7I P.lmrttO Ave C'.slr.i.' t PtiI1t4 VT' '4 .i'4 ,,I., '. 'iiv,.i II 0Cc .mnnr,'r'.o 33n'i."L. 7001 ri I vflU4'I"-1" 5,'rv't I.'. ,. ',rI' 4'htjI 4361 Corwertat.oti I' o- PA %ltv II l, Altamonte Springs 1W. Semoran SR - a Rp'. 33.II•*'." C S star jr METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIS'! 'Kg ii 7 jr - - - ,~A - 11 - Jai 3779 South Orlando Drive Meeting temporarily at First Feder a l and Loan. Savings n. Ii .b# vW$ws. U 9 49 in 11 00* en COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN SANLAPIDO UNITED SurhOA3 SchoOl .e'..ic' Ie: S,.'iI., *ó,-.. ,; 9e.'..' , I 300 en Nurse-fy 1 )Cp in kyFrfirH PriwOcIci U Mensters Mcflnng WorsPigc * 30p in 7 Xl P $'iAipr' 1. Praise - .'- Skirt Lift The North Vietnamese delegation issued a communique after the meeting and said Tim and his fellow negotiator, Xuan Thuy "will meet Dr. Kissinger again on Dec. 4, 1972." In New York, White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler also said the talks had been Interrupted until Dec. 4. Ziegler said Kissinger is returning to the United States tonight to consult with President Nixon on the stat us of the negotiations. Nixon and his family are in New York for the weekend. Ziegler said the President has agreed to meet early next week with South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu's special assistant, Nguyen Phu R, krflne' V. Mjllis ii 30* en Wro - Altamonte Sprsnq I '.nnC3I-l'-I j,'n" C' 14,,fIt,i'' II L' a IT ho', '.4't , t,3%lf1hIil 33iii •1.j i vs-n,nuWIwshp V.r1 I .r,"nu 7 30 in iicm F U-let PastorCPcurch$cYiociI Re'. S 45a in Mo'nr Worship ci*5"i°0l As Christians we will seek the answer under God in His Church. We will work topether and build a better world. Will YOU be in church next Sunday? - en CHURCH 'vouthServiCt Evening Worth'P 9,0 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford FIC Oak Ave £3dSl we-'. • and Xp m Msn.ng Worshi p c' )Op en Prc31'rMe-ci'fl(3 (Full service June H, 7 30 p ml 1 , 49. en 11 30 Ii 0Cc .X1 I, ' WWnflOWOrth'p F'. enriu '.%'s'-.p Paris Recess .0 DC a Sunci413 Sch.øI Old Route 44 at Padla But we cannot continue destroying in the process of creating. It is God's world and we are the caretakers That's also a reality. ( I,,,, J g (1/ ( lists! Airport Blvd P,'Int ,eilfI Ilfilt '4 1 • ni irl,,'. SC I4k)I 11 (1' it (Ti "('mill wirItlip I lip ri nnCti'!reifle-O 7 301' en c'tiiflU Wi,s,I1 Morning Worship S,rt0ay School Mef'nIflQ W orship UMYF Evening Worship PAOL& WESLE VAN I - Cu' t'eI ,i" 1ii __ 1. )4"I I PENTECOSTAL OPEN BIBLE TABE RNACLE Ph 372 7940 Off 79th on RidgrwOOd Ave Sanford IOPPOSI?I Seminole High S(PIOOI) FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Part Ave r. JOtlfl ' IDP ri I vr'nflCJ Se-evice- r'a.er v __________ Saturday II 00* ri -i.i3 S.'taat, Wcct B i ble 5!jCll TIp c' - Marl II,, r 9 AS * r WorShIP Se-f vice - .1vy,,7e-'-et"r'' Kissinger, Duc T ho II Xa en 7 30 en 7 300 in Mw nn S%cirsh p " . '- . rw,1r t- __ girls ' a ' - WeIiif'iclIl5 Mtuk 45 -2B ' i''. 33,'ih,4 .IIrIfl*c. School - - - TUPIC211% maril Phone 3fl CHURCH RI ' ' ;' I " ' Kip ri - 1, ______ M6rI 2 i-i: : W 5.c i P" I ,rnnt) W9'%PIIP I" IC ' 137 AirpOrt Blvd (I t4' a c' l3ii' vi,f. Wi.' -,tij : ______ SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH y,,' en i ,t,IiZI,', ',, tiwil ssl PT e 10 '.iu'iltd.'. ',rPci 7 30p en JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1631 West F irs' Street ________ _______ FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 $et Orange Street F I&,Pi C.an' 10 CO S3nClAr, hcc'I 34' ri COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy IT i7atPuflCy Ridge Rd Catst'lbCrrs Pastor PCI William P,cket QrV ,.,nnctpi ,kller. &SSt Pastor • iO £. ii * en Morning worship yr 9 4S , .,)nos* School 5 33 p en LIMY F 30p en E.,'nr,0WGr%P'C' 34'.(I hble Stud & 7 33p en '*yC' Se-i- v Fellow liSt 334' elcia, C' C' ii- - _ - Sur,cin3 Mat1rtev 11 7-if ,- Cf .nYec ' " 1 30p en MiOw're-t St'rviCr Ci C'.'a' no a ()' 'iviriild p$r? ' II X Morning Worship Ic 5 .-. ( IIE'i,t'id - H 30 en A (ICC' l' 7 30 en 1' 1 e-I4nQ 9w'.hi - 1 - FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST I4OTS Sanford Ave Pact," II 30* Fr F '. Hall S,irc11,i1 fIbi, SILJflp m I _____ ' Civic League Bldg . - ' . - (,Iuscisiiis INDEPENDENT BAPTIST MISSION Longwood . Fla -- - I !' 0 as vrii " ' ..( t RI-' • P4i t,-fl C ,-lIows"p ',i,iji'r 411 fYi l'. fl' 11 0Cc W 'I fliflQ Wi',t%tC- I ' .iay '.r lvii eai'vivj Wor3''C 1'.l14I'.m YDUIP' 439I() 7 IS en ?..i Alit I - . 33 p en ! t i lt If 'EJ 'lI(lI 9 43 a r'- s,r1a3 S. t-.'i rn n3- WOrShC "tC _______ - " 45.3 in H 30c en S'P r 4 a iOp m %C31 C''a3c' & C CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive Sunland F stateS Pt?Or Cev C.crV Itnrr _____ - c as 1j' OC m 'r Mre?nQ & B'b$fS'd3 '.Cf3'(f I A"Or , PJI%t)' Lake "tisinli'r 97 SI- and uluik .1 IsIllu' ofik-er wild hiice. at cpeed in PX'PSS ed. nit ('.1', 3.4 Troope rs P E Phil Dixon high rate cf I1ltT joined by Mcintyr' I-rIIItIy- night and early if 90 miles per hour, continued and T. K. (Terry) McIntyre its 1-95 In lfreviinl County, with chased a I-y.ar-old youth in a gave chase, and went ' id liltIseS i)fl lnterstnte-4 Saturday morning. .i',t Sit Ii; I)IIllil:I1(e(I tilt' Iti)"r law 1flir "rs joining in the SItl1llrll I'IItc - I- I',itri,l,ji;in '/rlIo1s;3 (' r,t(nty .it i''".r ( ;lr at cV'+'fI-t ri °-" Pc4 arrest Of three people au (enrge Meyers arid SgI 11111 effort to stop the CiI. miles poor hour on fnterstate-4 miles per hour. whipped car 1½, the I At Iiargt's III flee Foster o'hitiscol two youths 501111' After about two miles at ft iIItt'lII)tII1g IC) ;alit Friday night, before the .15 miles (In east Sit 46 early around in a service station and McIntyre managed speeds, juvenile was apprehended in Saturday morning before ai- headed hark west, Inward front of the car, t in Volusia County. Sanford. The car was finally prehentling theni i Geneva. of the Winter Park Dixon behind, and they bn'c'l A search and forced him. 'fh.' ,car. if 1963 (.31E'Vr(llPt, StOpl$'(I In Geneva when engine the car In sinn boy led to charges of WitS reixhrted toIeii From 2209 trouble disabled it. of marijuana (over five stop. (ortlova 1)rtve, Sanford. Is A IS-year-old Sanford youth grams ) Inxnn also charged in a third incident, : (-huirgeol with grand tarwas owned by Mildred Griffin. B n ned him with attampting to flee and William Vinton of the sherlft'; Meyers was au patrol and ceny of an auto, reckless elude a police officer. reckless department charged Cart A1"n slilotted the car lit 26th Street driving, attemptiriR to nee and driving and no driver,% liceme. IA)we, 17. of .W East Fifth Sunday, November 26,1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 elude a police officer and no liflIl Klmmi Avenue. Dixon was working traffic at Street. Chuluota, with I,,I Meyers tried to get the car drivers license, A l3year4ild 1k. Mary Boulevard at tempting to elude, carelecs 20 Cents Price Year, No. 73 65th A new stopped but It headed north to passenger was also charged driving and no face shield when he recei-;ed a radio call I.Mt(;o, Fin. (All) 'l5 tt .0! 157fl '5th Street and out 46. The with grand larceny of an auto. Sit Total hOfld that a ar was rMrth-ho'lnd at I ordinance banning the lifting _________ was enacted this sc eck at Itouder Elementary School where arrest warrants are handed out for hair-pulling, talking in class and throwing loIxi. iliirty-three such statutes are on the books in Tom Ilackenberry's second grade classroom where the store detectiveturned-teat-her Ii bringing the By Ml(1IAEL GOL1)SMITII long arni of the 111W into tilt' Associated Press Writer study of social sciences. court system has been esPARIS (AP) - Henry A. Kissinger and North Vietnam's Le Due Tim met tublished with pupils, aged 6 to io Saturday for th e six th day in succession, and decided to recess their talks until 8. acting as IA judges, Dec. 4. The two met for two hours despite an apparent Communist leak prsectitors, defense counsels disclosing details of serious differences said to have arisen during the meetings. CIfld police. 1ijrrat?i r4,' '...ndA S'- '3I'w Church - H 'K C .. P. o'ir' Re 0 - - '- GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onori Rd at Woodlawn Ale 3rr.r r 11 " t, '4"' 4'55flflQ %% .11'r - - S FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1.9" Monroe II. ,4',II -- 11k CONGR I GAl lONAL CHRISTIAN CHURC 7401 S Park Avenue C ',,risriUUr,11W4 I '.i'riflQ W049 lIP Prayt" ',vvv .. -a .' 4( I HER? - (.I.nLrv'.',:Ijfmv,/ '- ', -.d.', WORK TOGET I ''I,it,- () - C' en • 'i'? r'- tt 'lea -- Ir(,%s ,rI 101 Three Chases, Arrests ur 7 0Cp in t 31' -3 i.s LAkE MARY CHURCh OF lilt NAZARENE ITS CrSSIJI Lake Of Lake Mart. Fla Pa%oi,rwr r r %W 9 icc iSer.'ce -,,' ._ . ipny fInn '" eat - ''°' 3fiQtI'St' SCr9Cr 4" ci 1,11, for It '4''' "' •?,ra-' ".33 SPLV 1 17 rr,.i - -11~ '' 63 n'- Pa ,.-• % "i Lie Res Flmec A RCu%CPII'f S E -S -, 7 30i r - CHURCH Lake Mary Ii C t.i?Titifi. I. hOi 'ilCy ',,,iiC)n .i1 flifliJ WtirbPu&. tit ro -, - C IRS? BAPTIST DT -- C • p,( k ,,. ' of A .. '! AUGUSTINI CATHOLIC CPfUR(' Sunset Dr q-av butter Cesselberry Martine: Sal Mat'. I 9 301 lø Sun Ma'.'. r 17 I 'K T7alyMc4'% ',.-'c', 1074 CrySlal 7 10 .. - (onirsteons Sc' i " dN1 PrAyer, SItVI(c' 4, ,.• . - ,1IIlVHI11 LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER I03S Sth!'ICce $ en . 10 3Cc Sun Masts "5 -. --- .- CHURCH 711 Oak Ave. Sanford If Wtiiam Enni s Atsiki P'r i r P J ECII Sat viQe) Mats -. •, r 11 fl- ( .AItV w - ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot 14113 it I Oak Ave P41910' 1CI 1401H4'I LI S ISa ". ,intcy Sc liv ri' i ,. 3 " t. It ,,-,,nr 1 0(1. I vvti'flQ Wlvs'uD - :C- - ("(]Ih#),'( t - -•- m FIRST CHLRCH OF THE NAZARENE 'sd $I at Maple Ave - 7 XC (vehflQ Worth op WHftl,tdaV tlLthIe S'u(15 CV Prayer rr. c ' ------ CommunseyCenler Oil Hwy 4341 Melt WrY .' Hw%i r-. Cdr Rcy"c,na HadIP r3dIIy Schoo I amity Worship I '.t'ihI' (If ('i1 IS . :1 --------- - *'' (' - - HOPE RAPTIST CHU1 ------ -5--. -_____ _________________________________________________ - m 630pm 4.-,,' I"' '. "a • ____________ Ll Ii SnNYC'S .'.1.Y CROSS S Park A.e \11111 tn' By Area Lawmen 1''e' f'1%I'I)/111I Lake ( .i Iv j( : 7 1 r Temperer, Genev a Commur,i? Center "C - _____________________ i'..., '.unn,i .1,3I..'") . --S 66 c GENEVA CHURCH ' I'Ik J( I'Ifrida ,J( -- OF THE NAZARENE c 4ol 1130Am '30pn, Dade NriI, 75 I a '1 3C & fl a , GOD s.r.t -- - - MirI%!er m v X' 0 ( .rntral IIOr,(LI 't) N4,t'tII \1a,'iu (i3 Minister ! w-nn Wrs'l' •- •-. _____________________________________________________________ (n5nWsh'p R fl1q pstp pute' OF PROPHECY 35th Str eet and Elm Ave 5' hucI''!rc1''Q '!Oa " fl 30A I)J ci - CHURCH OF -- ______ n' 4SA 30 0p - • S I'i 3 rf - . I c'c'" SaturOcy SI".'-'' ?;ns'-'i SCrv'rP ,-,Q4...3, C Serb ____ 5 9 -• . _____________________________________________________________ '[ 1 I CHURCH Ph 122 026 * SS0 Nester t. lot li'-,C,'' C 1. 14 14 9 -t.'r 51u03 - ' - APTlS' SPRINGS ELDER ,r na JU E alit oi Interstate - - " 7'00t SirvCC 11041 iM -, Spr..q Drive iqwo Sanlande WV' .• -, - - Wed Prayer I3OO' CI I " ii 00 c f lSr 7 301 Church'!rrTO (vefl*flO WOrShIP 9 '!Ca - - 41 morning Worship 'a" _ MORAVIAN CHURCH •' C' CHURCH Sunday School ., r -l:± IRST lAP1 IS! Sri Pert £v,'flUC Rew jy'T co%rna'o WcrlClup Mar F Sire,! -i liIatki 'IS .0 krIlIlf\ CHURCH OF GOD 103W 33nd t UiIi1i \IIuuf' 65 ROLLING HILLS V01/011-.1 -I St. •J1111 .J( ; 73 6 'aiigiiariI Oak UIfII'f' Iau (;aIIi () SPORTS REPORT 0 I 0 u0 !hl.SI'('1 bi11 1)(ilI 1, I . I . -- - - - -- -- - - - - -- �2A— The Sanford Herald The Sanford Hc?rilPcJ Springs Sunday. Nov. 26, 1972 By Police . . I . . Sharpshooters o a Hijacker Slain In Germany Growth Continues Work Near Com plete I 1. -4. ~-tv_ I.*-- checked dered all 21 passengers to rt'FRANKFURT, Germany a small parcel containing a when a woman passenger not been properly to the terminal for another 4 Al') Police sharpshooters, powdery substance." became frightened by one of the before boarding the aircraft, turn security check. j The pilot immediately j firing thro'igh a partly opened Vogel said police Were testing male passengers _ airplane door, shot and killed a the substance to identify it. ---gunman toda and freed un• Widera had claimed he was harmed a stewardess hostage carrying dynamite and would held nearly 24 hours aboard an blow up the plane if his de- ,,,,1 .&u1......... Air Canada jetliner at Frank- nuinds were not met. furt airport, police reported. He set a 3p.m. — 9 a... EST there had been fighting had sources of information in Police Director Hnrst Vogel, deadline today for his demands, OSLO. Nori AP I NorMoscow that said the subnu. -who headed the 150 policemen which ranged from freeing a wegian r.a' fngates dropped aboard the nuclear-powcd ves some rine had been reported in diffiat the airport, told newsmen Czech hijacker awaiting trial antisubmarine mines in the out - set and an officer and f ~V_F °'" he that "colleagues with special for murder to the release of er part of the Sognefjord on crewmen had taken it over for a C(y in a ~ said. training were under orders In jailed members of the West Friday night after new contacts time. "It said there had been a shoot the hijacker in a crystal German Basder-Meinhof with a suspected submarine The mutiny was quelled, the -_____ officer was due clear situation that would not anarchist gang. were reported, a spokesman for report was quoted as saying, mutiny and an .14 when th e%1 face a court-martial •" endanger the hostage." Officials In Frankfurt, acting the Norwegian defense staff and another Soviet nuclear sub- to to port." ____ renvecsel return ed -.-• ' The hostage was Margit Sam- with the assistance of a psy- said today, marine had sailed to I W Arthur added: "It seems c'er. rner. 31, a German-born Cans- chologLct. implemented a plan The spokesman did not dis- dervous in the deep Sogne!jnrd tarn the vessel was armed with 4 than, who was rescued when of psychological warfare, close details of the new con- waters. it nuclear missiles beciuse the police stormed aboard the DC The Defense Ministry said 'We're tr y ing to wear him tacts, but did not rule out the made a great fuss broadcast of the i-ernafter gunning down the middle- out," said Frankfurt Police possibility that they involved had no substantiation aged hijacker. "more than one unidentified port from amateur radio moni- about the threat to European chief Knut Mueller. THREE PEOPLE were injured in a two-car collision about 2:15 a.m. tor David Arthur In Plymouth security in having a mutiny MLSSSommer had been seized The man, who described him- submarine in the area." Saturday morning on Bear Lake Road at Lakeview Drive in Forest aboard such a vessel." by the revolver-carrying self as a former inmate of a In London, the British De- on England's south coast. City. Shershel Padgett. 47, of Forest City, was driving a 1964 Cadillac The Soviet government degunman Friday afternoon Nai concentration camp who fense Ministry said it was inArthur told newsmen the w nd suffered head iniunes Man- Huttin. 17. if 36i(' Lakeview Drive, aboard the plane. lie ordered u*nti li'l go thiwil in history, bevesiig;iti;ii. a rcprt that the minute tnsnsmission he nioril- dared in Mos4.'w Fnda that Forest City, driving a i4&S Ford Mustang and her sister Magarita in Narve- tared Friday night was from an the Norwegian navy U A.141 the plane's othter six crewmen gan . bizarre Ii.st of demands mystery with serious injuries, searching for a "mythical sub.. Huttin, were both taken to Florida Hospital off and then began issuing with a call for the release of the gian territory was Russian and Albanian relay station. Albania Communist state marine" and strongly implied widely fluctua ting demands to young Czech hijacker awaiting that there had been a mutiny is a European Padgett was charged wi th speed too great for conditions and Miss regarded as following that the search was devised to free various persons being held trial in Weiden for the slaying of aboard. which is Huttin was charged with improper left turn. Troopers E. W. Jacobs antiinfluence NATO discussions on in West German jails. a Czechoslovak pilot June 8. A Brush radio ham claimed a strongly pro-China and P C \Vr:ht the Flor i d:; Ii huv P:tr :t'':c:t: beefing up the Western Alalternative, the gun- he picked up a broadcast in Moscow line, The gunman was identified As an ern flank th lianee's nor 'statel the' r.,dcas spoke with an East F.riclish from Albania which Th tw police asViktor Widera, i8,a man, who — ------- - ______ - -Cerman with a long criminal F.ur pean accent, sought the release of 20 Czechs he thought record. 4''. Vogel said Miss Sommer werejailedrnWestGermanyor talked Widera into allowing au- espionage charges. When told I) there were not 20 such thorities to place a two-way radin aboard the four-engined prisoners. he said he would settle for the liberation of an 20 plane. convicts serving the highest When Widera pushed open 'e . -' ran a sentences in West German pris. the door, Miss Sommer few yards away from turn down tins. Early this morning, police 4 the corridor giving police revoked his prenouc sharpshooters a chance to fire said he hi- demands and called for the r . (mc wellimeJ shot at lease of jailed members of thI jacker." Vogel said. Baader-Mcinhof gang. T1;t . 4 iipfr' T-t I: 11- 1o.- I::)J ; - tI:,it';4I;4r t Uit The shot, fired train about f It 1111.1 4.,( (iT'j gang is held responsible for it board is a Lake Howell Middle School in the yards, hit Widera as he stood at series of thefts and terrorist E.astbrook area, expected to cost $1.8 million the aircraft's front door. previously bombings that left four U.S. according to Sept 7 cost figures. - 'new' Seminole C.ounty School hoard "Police officers as Other immediate construction prioritnis are arranged, stormed aboard the s 'icemen dead and scores inwilt, two nr members seated last Wednesday . elementary schooli. for Winter Springs and In elected to "take the bull by the horns" right off plane and found Widera mortal- jured. ed gang members southwest Seminole, with it total $100,000 cost and scheduled a 3:30 p.m. Monday session aimed ly wounded in the passage. Six alleg went on trial Friday in West A projec ted high school for the Lake Howell area iii solving the ever-growing school housing wa," he said. Berlin. is aLso under consideration with a projected $3 problem and the lack of enough money to conThe stewardess, a resident of 'I million p1-ire tag. struct needed facilities, Montreal, was unharmed durIt was not clear immediately Dr. Stuart Culpepperis actively pushing for an ing her ordeal. whether the gunman had A motion advanced by Dane Sims, new imitiediate aecision by the board to authorize the Vogel said, "The hijacker had panned in seize the plane win. member, t(' schedule regular work sessions 111 building of the new Lake Howell Middle School, a revolver on him loaded with passengers on board. If this h; deal with the school housing situation was apbut his motion to "start the wheels rolling" six cartridges. He also carried been his intent. it was foil": proved at Wednesdny's board meeting and in. toward that goal was sidetracked Wednesday, — vitations were sent to new legislators to attend when a motion to table his proposal until Manthe first meeting to be held at the board's adday's board meeting was approved on a four to ministrativc office, one vote. Among those requested to attend Were: Culpepper vowed that since voters had a;'Senators Lan Wilson, John VOgl and rresenuiproved the Amendment providing niure niunt' uves Gene Mooney and Vmc-e Fechtel. S6s, in of new schools, then there wa for construction his motion, asked that all persons directly in. delay r7prtn'mg the first priont j w 4 , eason to vWved with formulating planning for school- Se minole experts to receive $3.5 million under housing be in attendance . V, __ __ provisions of th e state amendment 4..... This would include local officials, architects, 'i'. ....-. There seems to be no doubt that a millage' developers as well as William Legg, new i() u:.an '.A ('titrg('(i with violation of right of waN in Garapi 2. Geoffrey Let' ,RLANI brought before the voters election orbond will be County vice agents wT e sted ('c'onomLct hires by the board to research i Road, Maitland, l Oranole with a two-car accident at Lake Mary Boulevard and further finance a school US SOOfl as possible to four Midway people last night in connection population and growth patterns to determine th was charged with possession f housing program in a gambling raid on e when' new facilities are needed. Country Club Road in Sanford Saturday morning. According to residence of Euler Mae marijuana by Sgt. Herb Trooper Robert Lovering of the Florida Highway Patrol, investigating Williams, 34, of Box 3043, Sipes Johnson of the Casselberry I - Sub Search, Norway - / - .Q - : - -. ur Nabbed In Fo g Gamblin -. 4 4 'I , ____________________________________ I I -. ' . - t 1 — ' ' l - : . .' '. County . ', - •- $ . P. . - , ,- , .4 - - __ _ i l - Reunion Staged For Ex — Hostages ( t I C 1 C p r C C r I I 6 V d 7,. SANFORD MAYOR Lee P. Moore threw the "magic switch" to light the 51)-foot tall Christmas tree, located at a special vantage point in the parking area of Sanford Plaza, last night to mark the fourth annual event. The lighting signals the beginning of the Christmas seas4rn. Also on hand to officiate at the ceremonies, observed by a large crowd, was Rev. Blair McGarvey of Sanford Alliance Church. The Lakeview Middle School Band and Chorus provid& app"epriate music for the occasion. (Mike McDonel Photo - Three months after sharing 36 hours of terror as hostages of a Jail escapee and Ins shotguntoting wife, deputy sheriff Bruce Browning and the Mel Prine family livid a cheerful reunion Friday. "It's kind of a hard way to meet friends but at least it makes you feel like you've gat good friends," Browning told Print, his wife and three cliiidreni. Polk County officials and merchants arranged the reunion to try to help the Prines forget a central Florida awnmer vacation which was in. terrupted by abduction at gunpoint and an unwanted 700mile drive through four states. Police said William Davidson and his wife, Ellen, kidnaped Browning at a Bartow hospital Aug. 25 and then birst Into the rental trailer in nearby Haines City, where Pruie, a Muinu Beach pharnac'tst, had taken his fuzLily for a visit to Walt thsne' World. After forcing Print to drive his car north for ads)' and a half, police said the Davidsons left Browning, a diabetic, handcuffed to a tree on a Tennesset hilltop and then released the Print family in a remote area about 10 miles awu). Davidson, V. and Ins 28-yearold wife were captured a short time later in the Kentucky foothills and Indicted In September on kidnap charges by a federal grand jury in Tampa. Paul Chupcivan, president of the Haines City Chamber of Commerce, spearheaded drive to organize a return trip to Polk County for the Prines. 'The count)' cumin as uriers discussed the possibility of imbwsmg the family cost f their trip to Tennessee, but decided there was no legal Wa)'," Chapman said Friday. "SO I decided aouwthing had to be done another way. He said requests for cumpliuientary tickets and accolluncsdationE from area tourist attractiunsandrnut'ilsbrotaghtan 'extremely enthusiastic re°' , ___ i -I i, _ I , i. Co & Ira •1c:) Dis st I T r .,i*l -; .-.-:- 1. , , L ~ - -m~;. _ --A - , =.-1Z L_~ -~. 1 _'T *Lr _ 1 1.Z-~: -;_W -_ -'1; .. W ~W . - '.4. . ~_. .... m .; -._ .I a,-1 ---. - ___t __A . .. . .' .. Eve -''- 11 .' cuss ', Ja med Pol/s L' . dl Eoss - --- ' Is s Ues Not P roperl -. lout's C m e s Set Prepared propt)sed. Jaines Fuller, repre- b;irs for the crawler tractors Park concession. operated - .. ____________ - - A rea MRS ANNA KAFKA Mrs. Anna Kafka, 58, 414 W. 20th Street, died Thursday night. Born in Troup, Pa., came to Sanford In 1970. include her Survivors husband, Frank Kafka, Sinford; eight sons, Francis. Huileah; Steven, Raymond and Paul, Sanfon1 ; Julius, Buffalo, N.Y.; Joseph, Boonville, N.Y.; Carl, Glenfleld, N.Y. and Robert, Baldlnsville, N.Y.; five daughters, Mrs. Jane Sykes ar't Mis.s Sherry Kafka, both Christine Mrs. Sanford: Graveline, Northwe3tern, N.Y.: Mrs Margaret Garlock and Miss Marlyn Kafka, both of ___ . - ______ D booni.'i1le. N V.' her mother, Mrs. Margaret Monach, Turin, N.Y., three sisters and two brothers. Funeral services and burial will be held In Boonville, N.Y. Brisson Funeral Home In charge of local arrangements MRS. JULIA D ENNIS Mrs Julia L..nnis, c, c18 Sanford Avenue, died Friday afternoon following a long Illness Born in Indianapolis, hid., she ca* t. Sanford 1945. She was a meinijer of t he Sanford Christian Church and I the Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include a foster daughter, Mrs. Fay Hungerford of Shelbyville, Ind. Brisson Funeral Home In charge of arrangements. — Funeral Notice g;eorgle 3i Stu art; 133 Eçt ROBINSON ORLANDO, FLA. 241 3431 I)istri( t three, aske(i Zoning straight. Demolition of the old F R .,.. IIi ,IiI ., I)IJiIIIi . '..''-...,''.,,-' - ....... lI ______ from patients in the pediatric 4, - P HAINESC1TY, Fla. i AP) m iss ion I ; - 'Postage - - - ' . ' Ref uses ' ' - QA - S ' ' . . ' - ,' , . ' JA . 0 - ' - L CHEI-1 - - / • . I We or.' iutirichlrm 'sat list' ('S'Il'l't tint' and liii' stairways of t tIc' lit' i- tiii r hon qr' now,'' Arc iiilc'c It js k Mutt rC'ittP(i It, the ii'mrcl •1 ('aunity ('antituii '';lcis'r S w)ic'n II,' ii;q'iired (is f.'cIlIc'ct II t lcfltrIIetvst extension ;Iulcl ''rI Ilis-istion of saibstantluil t),,lrman Greg I'riiinnomd, 'tiIiItit'tttifl (II f ile South Wang sn(enseql over a statement In If(. ciiitl that the next cer tills at Ion will lake care of the one of the Sunday newspar entire interior of the facility. ,not the herald • that the new rnjrthqluLcs, was rjiallions in - 'Vtfs' ore trying In get ((cmpl.'trly clone SO that you ran excess" asked Malt about the it tisal figures in this matter ?II(IVC Iii utriti thCn we will ('heck Mat/ said that t he original bin wit Ito' outside of the building t'as Fir 31 million and that The c "tinty hiss taken r,v. (hIflP orders bar) accounted iicttiin,s cuitcicle " (rr . in ecesq, with 31I 't$'%) ot tually being attrihuterl S 0 '.r'iritractnr change orders and remainder rhie to inrreace' I iar in the Judicial and (linty gi'vf'rnm'nt ar.as due ' trticle V requiremcnt..c. The ialding was first conceived ;a ',iir' when there ws no eisv foresee the incredible growth f .Seminole County nor the .sihiIaty of Article ; tuientation and at,c n,eratl(in in 1 ;Ina,tCs Fiscal year, and the finance beverages. Several establishsentative of the I'lazt associa- will cost $1,800 to $2,000 i'ae-h previously by the Jaycees This Director, J It. Williaras, how courthouse i.c tentatively set for . i'mrft'r t. one w''k .t:.'r commissioner, himself shall ments have requested that they tion said that there are two sites and that his rew will install organ i tat ion re linquished long it would take for all of tia 10', c' lfl!, the new LuihIur. submit to the city clerk an be allo ed to open for business under construction Ili the J1l8141. thit'in. lie 1(11(1 the hoard that it os'rationi of the facility, which i*'rsonis invuL ed to get th'overall tentative budget for the on that evening and sell the ''But the l'Ia7_a group st't'iiis re- iS now ;igiiitist the law for a (1(1W rt'verls to ttie county's information necessary for next fiscal year prior to May I beverages because, as one luctant to respond to our ques- c'ohiipuuny to sell a piece of purview for operation, presentation so that when it f each fiscal year. (ions.'' rolling equipment without the applicant said, ''It is purely a Other agenda items listed for comes before the board, (her" ordinance The A report Is expected next roll bars and that it was pro- (fit.' 2 p.m. session Include a also matter of economics. People would be sufficient information week. establishes that purchases for are going to go somewhere on iiihiui'c! " ¶'rtt th ci tn cI tc ju'. '.iiile 1'i Lbeiui iii cunis,ier lot action Ii,tiV LltdiI $ 1 ,g shah requite New Year's Eve. If Seminole itient, after a reasonable iivrlcxl detention facility i)roposals; a Administrative Assista nt H Al'I'INl'MKNl'S written bids submitted to Count)' is not open, they will go of lime, if the liars were not in. report by (lie chairman relative Layer suggested that ti;' council, and all purchase orders to Orange of Volusla or sonicto proposed developmgnt innstalled, County attorney, the COfl In other business, l'oniiiiisshall be approved by departwill go out. here, but they Lavender is to flied with pact zoning questionnaire; a sion Chairman Greg Drummission chairman, and (h. I ment heads and the finance With no competition, the other Williams and determine report by the chairman 'i.'partnnt'nt heads have mcind a;)pinitt'd nww Colncommissioner, exactly "hat Is ticeds's) anti regarding Sit 434; a decision areas can charge anything they iiit'cting at which time a check ntiissionit'r Mike llatt;uway to want ..—......... and the neonle will nia' li c I... i,-,.,,_.i 'P11 ,i,._ Wti:tI tha. I'(,¼1 II will Ii,,, iiii 1tici' for tt,it 91 ttiIi,, I. i ,'.,,,l.l I.... ip,.-n ,,.'. (,. •k.. I: !1 IIIt''"'''' I 9ri,4 '' And we need that night's Community Action group; also decision relative to bids upon a use of those with matters t business for economic sur- to serve as courthouse trat'tcir.ni,uwt'r and metal lWI) IitG RO AD bring before the board i T hi1'JiiU IIrr43 vival.'' building. Acting County A (tome) custodian atiti as Board repreDrummond said that he sentative fur the Juvenile tiel(ed Bug Road, which is There are nine public 1fttard Marse'e also Said that No would play the devil's advocate under consideration for an. hearings scheduled for the 7 petitions improperly drawn or tention Center. in this matter," If we don't niexationi by (lie City of Cassel- p.nni. session and include it signed should be examined and CommissionerDi ck Williams Plus . was appointed) to the County berry is in dire need of main- continuation of a rezoning permit the opening, the people corrected by petition, before Personnel Hoard; as custodians tenance. will indeed go somewhere else request by the Florida Seventh they are accepted into the to celebrate and this will enof the Hood and Pollution ('onSATURDAY DRIVE-IN BANKIN~ Lavender said that there Day Adventist Church ('on- record. According to Corn' , courage more people to get on trol departments and to (lit' ePre some very bad holes hi the fert'nce Ironii agriculture and mission Chairman Greg Se'niunolt'-Volusia Parks coin- road and requires emergency residential to general corn- I)ruiitmond, names on an N , the roads In an unsafe conFREE ir'a 'nsfer of Funds from clitiun." mlttet', iiiainte'nance If a small car rnt'rcial on propt'rtv tts.'att'd on petition should be only counts ('uitliliilssionc'r I )iuk Williamswere' to hit one of those' holes, it Sheriff John Polk, said that the northwest corner of like electors registered to vote an ri'couiiiiienak'i defeated corn- would turn over purely for safety reasons, he Brantley Road and SR 43u ; a (tie name should be signed tht' the would favor opening in niiisston candidate Don Struble t)runtiniiond commented for continued request by George sonic as it is in the registrar For the second time, Seminole County on New Year's to serve in one of the vacancies (lie record, '''l'hst.' road ticiv Nader for rezon tug f rom records, and not with a - 'Mr or ComCount)' Seminole I " UPE11BANK iki____ ''Volusia and Orange on (lie planning and zoning appear to be in dire need and we agriculture to multiple family Mrs." attached. missioners turned thumbs down Eve. Counties are open and folks will commission. lie was approved should apply emergency main- on property located on fled Bug ibis matter was brought up on a request for authorization to be somewhere (tint night. Our by the Board. flood at Dodd Hood: a rezoning tenance. This will be done as a heri Marsee said that the pay postage on return cards salty record in Seminole last - he Hw ii,. Road Supt'rinitendent, J. C. service to the City of Casselber- request by F. W. Tompkins petition submitted by the - D er Parnell, 60, of Orlando was taken to Florida Hospital officer. Mary by Herndon Ambulance helicopter. She is shown receiving emergency first aid abovel and being loaded into the chopper (below). There was $1,200 damage to her 1969 Lincoln and she was charged. Buster E. MeGough, 19, of Lake Monroe, was driving a 1968 Chevrolet, with damage to that car set at $400. His wife, Donna Kay McGouh, 20, was taken to Seminole Memorial with injuries. (Bill Vincent Photo) I • ' .. ' / budget prior to April I of each opening and sale of alcoholic ,.' Rural Station, Sanford. She was lice Department. The arrest came after a charged with keeping a gambling house and jailed under a motorist picked Garapic up when he was hitchhiking. The $501 bond. Chandler Alexander, 29, of motorist noticed the suspect 3134 Greenwa, Sanford; Irvin putting something in his boot, Lawrenc'e,45,of Buy 3l24,Sipes and a search of the car turned Rural Station; and Jimmy up small saiiipki of marijuana The motorist went to the lirown, 33, Rt. 2 Box 27, C.asselberry Police Department Sanford were all charged with gambling and jailed in lieu of 6 after Garapic was dropped off and the policemen and Deputy $101 bond Jay Leman began a search far David William Van Hot-n, the suspect. Johnson appreof lIt. 2 Box 508, Maitland, hended him just south of SR 436 jailed under a $500 bond after 1w U.S 17-92. on was charged with possession of Robert Fisher of Ormond marijuana by Del. Robert Beach reported over $700 worth Kunkler. 1)ct Jerry Capshaw charged of clothes missing from his car a 16-year-old juvenile with parked in the Eight Days In b reaking and entering in parking lot at SR 46 and 1-4. repvrtedl men Three connection with the theft of a and a shotgun arid removed three bar stools c-oat, a rifle, a tape player, total value $170. about $100 cash from a Forest from fl Pub in Lake Mar) City residence. OF Clos ng -- - .-:'! - ' . New 'Year -. ' CI : - - , .1 NN iF( /.KOWSR I 11% - -- - R . ' . - . I I 11l 1,_ I , ~ , - - ',t =_r- . - - : . 1~., k i I - ' - / V . II On New Courthouse : * " told Mayor Granville Brnn : * 1 0hr ' ) --. =__ ~ i r1tjirpmefltc 1,0111it, . . . 'll as far as the street ltrunnrnond said that 1c' . - c , laouI is t'imct'r;ied no prsutik'tii lI(ION PILl lILA Winter Wrg,ds hlouievuird; an lmptCsSrn(I with the way Mat, exist.s in approval, hut that 1 i'cit s'iu'ctjo,i r.'Fl.'ctionss in appeal against the hoard of and his group had kept thi' preliminary plans would have . . . — " hange orders down since the stir I of ''Monday ,iaorninig i\cljustuiac'nt in approving a lot to meet uith the approval (if __________________ n,uIrttiotjSe was originally IF' variance an City Engineer II. C. Conklin. In I fl-I AAA qsaarl.'rinuk'' atniinsphere will -0. W ~ _r - cIunnerl fiir a much smaller IT/ However, it WOS ;iintect out _____________ Is' ccinisltlt'rr'd ut Ttit'sti;ay's r.'sitIt'ntluii 701W (in lot -1, bk'k M operation Mat' iii't'tlti ,if the County Coti,- A, west Altamonte height, county that the plans and zoning .. I change were recommended by liiisslccni when Its.' chairman will 5.1 l,uike Sisniiucers appealing remarked that he has taken .0 IT WAS g()(1 Oil?' country flitiSIC lime at I I Y 1iiIi IIitti School recently the city's itming board it month llVi' ;I report oil ovt'rt-r.)wde1l against Mrs Robert Wic.' nuinicher of visiting buulder and Post 11207 Of lMflgWO(XI held a ( 'otitit t'v Music Vest IVi I owner of the loti. .cr' hiten t.c from other parts of ,l0 When \'l' iiIIing plait's. It 1- n oimtry, through the facilst, City Thomas Attorney During the Nov 7 general starring Bohhv Lord center) Post ( 'otnina tul.'r Doll Schreiner is tin intl that none of them bellev" Freeman was instructed to s'k'eticm, the t'ouni(y's n his left and Mrs. Evelyn I lart , president of the Vl"W A tixiliary on right. that it.c construction has been :4! prepare the necessary plilcefi were ImMilli, janunt'd 1 Ann lflk'' i'hoto ) the cost he reported. He said documents to effect the xonlng with long lines. in 501111' t hat the same building would t hange. --precincts, voters waited 30-45 c t considerably m',r in other In another action of council, 1101111tes in uric', and at precinct i rt.s of the country and even H. Slovak Gardens , lines c'x approval was given on second y 's ru e parts of this state. Ii' ntk'd 5(1 fs.'t into a yard. .cnd final reading to the finance 'in extension of 180 (Lays wa ordinance which modernizes Lines in Altamonte Springs in qiwstt'tl by the contractor inss' •ire'clnu't extended into the the city ' s financial structure. Matz felt that ) days wa. Among other provisions the ity I bill parking lot, and at .ifiirient. However, Drcsrr, ordinance delegates more pry. inn at Saniantlo Baptist T'i' i I I nd said that f days st: - •. p rt'spor'esibilities to the finance 'hurt- h, Ituit's extendedonto extended ids' Sit ' enough time. i-olnmissioner in preparation of 1:14. 'fo suies which carne up 0n recommendation of Mc.' the annual budget and all exi'hc' commissioners will also during the work session on date of possible occupancy uinsil lilt-Ill. lie said he has eight cc,ns.sider the customary yearly Tuesday included a variance t,, the contractor will complete 'h.' js'nditures made pursuant to U) ANN SIECZKOWSKI s.atil budget. also tuloritiatuoti friiisi the Pit- 'es of equipment which will etiiergs'nuy interitit successors suislivision regulations and the stairways and then a errFurther, the ordinance grants Once each six years. the Seminole l'liva i hen' the hart' to loire roll bars in.stuillc'.I in the event iii national or local lid Ai r e Street Lighting ference will be held between the the finance commissioner the Board of County Cornbranch office is currently at a cost of $215.15 each and disaster. district, were not properly architects, contractor anti ability to require department missioners has to consider the within thic' next three to four Tli.'re will is' a (lt'('islofl uIlin pr.'pare'd for presentation. t)itk commissioners to get th e located) as to thu.' cost of a new head_; to submit departmental problem of New Year's Eve building which they have iiioniths. II.' said that the roll the cipx'ruitioii of the Big l'ri'i' Wulliannis, new roniunissioner , matter of total completion Studied By Board - 4 .. 1, late 1973. , ' M f ~ ___________________________________________________________ School Buildings MARION' IU'TlIEA WINTER sPlIlN(;s --This burgeoning munis'i polity will soon 1w en'eIowd ith u,nuther W development, as a result of a('tiOfl taken by ('it)' ('oiint'tl In granting a zoning change From It-If to li.1, on 18 acres 104 ated West of south Cortex Avenue and north of lAimbardy Avenue. A public hearing was held prior to the action taken, and no o%x'ctioii.s WCtC voieed. Glenn (reen, representing the applicant W. H. Green and $ Sins ('ontractors, iresented to council plots of the proposed deve1opmen which will he known as ''Wahh'n Terrace Green outlined pious ore to erect 62 htune.s in the $25,0O($32,000 price range with ' (ompletinu date targeted for flr I ., cjri(f'iy, fJ'i 76. Pi/?- lA - DENNIS, MRS. JULIA'unira vc for Mrs Julia Dtnfl%, N' 211$ Sanfosd Awe, w'o dud Friday iflCrnon, will tie held Sunday as 3 , m as Brcson Fjr.,val Horn, *tth Pew Vaughn ffii*Iig Funeral wvkell and burial *01 take PLlCtr in IrIenaso1ia. Brrior* l unerai Home In charge of a'rangemes ( _______________ __________________ U ER' T New Year's Eve was good. Only immunization program con one accident and that would ducted at state request by the have happened no matter Seminole Health Department. hit" Speaking for Dr. Julian Polk recommended that the Fried, County Heal th Officer, hours of 6 put. to 2 am, be set was Val flobbins, county for that nig ht. Commissioner sanitation officer. lie said the I)ick Williams spoke up and department sends out notices ii reason for this dison all registered births cussion is because New Year's regarding the immunization I';'e is on Sunday and that is requirements lie said iniost of supposed to (iv a religious day; the cards are never ret urned may I suggest that for SOHIC tthose homes where there is an people, Saturday is a religious attending physician for th e also have this same infant, usually do not return the day. Do you disc'ussloni when New Year's cards,. However, %then the Eve is on Saturday" Ican't see cards are not returned, th en the that traffic on Sunday Is any health department personnel telephone calLs 1ti0rt dangerous than on follows up with Monday, or Tuesday, or any e horn or personal visits to tile o ther day for that matter." ." tries. " And we do not presently The Board approved the 6 have the stuff to make these pill, to 2 ant. opening. calls.'' Although the follow up is not liltAN('lI uFF'lI'I: required by law, the State does send the printed forms to the A new location for the South health department omit) they are Seminole Bronchi of the Court expected to maul them Out, House has been a matter for Bobbins said. "If we had search for some time now. The control of the progratn, we ('assel bem'r)' Land inuipan' has could screen the cards and most offered a facility with approxi. would be eliminated. About 'ii 3,000 square feet of percent of the work is iiuitc'ly P"'-'' for a rttituil cal $500 per repetitious. Only three percent ttioiithi. have no doctors, we believe." Commi ssi oner Johns K liiiCommissioner John Kimbrough said," You are wasting buough said that a t'tjujiiiiittnnw.it would be required as the money. The State could ascertain who has no physician and send cards only for those families." Bobbins replied that the local department had suggested this but that the state did not respond to it. In response to a query from Commissioner Ski Vitilen regarding the use of the telephone to save the postage, Robbins said that the idea tins merit iut the State requires tI'ue the cards be milled. Kimbrough said,"Well If they in l. nt...... _a.. t,. i i it, in uic'ni pay LW ii. 1CtUITe re qu re R CS petitioners froin the Bel Aire that a niw State Safety law Is a('kflhi%cle(Ige, however, that it restricted commercial on now its effect whichi requires is In the bounds of the city of property located on the south west corners of SIC 136 and roll bars on all rolling equip- ('asst'lhcrry." l)istrict was not really legal that it was 'only ai li_st d tOlilie'S Lavender reix)rted to the Board r~ and for public safety. We (to from agriculture to - - - ' I POST %ATV"AL SAM 6447000 I . ' (# IP I 0 ,,..\ - - ' - ' I -4 ' ' - Js~ -- PIECE SOFA SLEEPER GROUP . 1 - - - -. i - Covered in Glove Soft . - - " - - - , . - Rugged Vinyl! It- - ,,. $ . -L'Afis - - I9 9 Sale 1 -- - -- ' ' - - 4dII - . . ii,ill , i - ____ - - -. - - - -- -- - -- . t -. . -- REGULAR TUXEDO ' ' . STYLING $259. AND BOTH SOFA AND TUB CHAIR! 2 MATCHING BOLSTERS AND CASTERS FOR EASY - 1* - _4 ___'• 141- •___•' -. ' ••jj, ' . - T'*. - I 1100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 322-7953 -- 2 , , PAM SAOM 7348611 .- - - K MAITIAND -'I 11 ' 1! I OPENS INTO A COMFORTABLE BED FOR TWO! - MOVING: 4t1ul )QU c.n 5Je ¶'t trjoeiu wUi imud ,ehi bJ it ,''e u r cf. Firt in) .3tLThfl, iCtat ttjttpsj 2 matching bolsters aid m,mtchng ttb chtr, both on sNeptsecJ citens. Ccitd ii long ieuing Wtf Wnt ,,; (1 i3C ( color Ct,jns qit'S I ij,r ;-.it'i .1 jr.Jr - --------. - --- ._--.--'' SINCE 1888 40 THE SOUTH'S LA1GEST OUALfl". HOME FURNISHNRS -. �- - - _ __,' --..---- .---'- . 1964 The Large Brown Been Not Chair "' Since Used - th become an animal. I would, so with a knife and a 110 years. could go beset-k and kill all of the most troublesome inmate assaults SlflC'C it ithe at mate newt to them might have are ha th d Wh:it's he gonna think; 'Wtuit'fl us. They always death penalty) was abolished," would you. if you knew you had about unniates) in the prison and reseratuins ultinule purtishrnent hanging less absolutely nothing to gain from the give me if I kill him "Some people sa (replace constantly complaining." killing." and over their heads another lIt) vears" the death penalty with an good time." the general in which 15 turquoIse colored work in chairs are lined up "face-on" to population." U. M. R. Hicks, 11 years thick pane of glass. On the other side of the glass, officer at the prison, says: is an equally plain but somewhat larger room, is it large brown chair with Urn straps dangling 7. The large brown chair has not een officiallysat upon sinc "a 7 May. 1, I9, when Emmetr n - are threatening to %, Aamp the ,% %%,%torm. % hile officials % ie,A the %ituation -uith alarm," it'slike . r.., . " ' ' '." s?.. t,\\H- _ '.' / 's / k e ç' .': , '-.' •'•' -.'' A TREE YOU CAN USE 'TEAR AFTER YEAR EASY 10 ASSEMBLE AND lAS'? TO TAKE DOWN COMPACT FOR STORAGE' •' - 4 't 7 ;. ' -' .1 - '. - ,. 'C, ,.T'ar4 , 3- ''..- . 111 16 I ci 11~ ,;~ 1.11 % Si 50 ±1 1. ,., 4 ('-olumbusHiill, Sanford Ij*div Will meet at szim ir;ir for or auxilizir mcct.mL: "r"' . / ,,, vj: mt't': r.-' lit All Souls' Annex at :30 a.m served niter the meet Please bring a covered disi ihot or cold' and your own Uibit Service. I 4.'m I . 1. OLD SPICE P 2 r Sanford Lions (iuE now. House of Steak PC. GIFT SETS (YOUR ciioic Square dancing at the Sanford Civic Center at 1:30 p.m L. Join John Saunders icalleri i rand the Starlight Promenadors . 4 ttM' oii ENGLISH LEATHER f* WITH . TRAVEL KIT FOURSOME Dec 2 Annual Faritas land 'Iallehow at the Sanford hGarden Club building, U.S. 17!1, 10 A.M. to s P.M. ' PS ',II PEG 4 O. (LIMT 1 PEG 'I.' MENNEN L "Fantaland .. DEODORANT f 59c . Who's A .007? 2OZ RIG ORMINT . - 1" Knocker Offers and Cracker Offrrs. ,who have also had a rough time at the local emplo'nient (J'\ 'C.. TOOTHPASTE ~~ ( /cl't" 1101L - . Ao-- ,%_m- DRY LOOK ' 2 C ~ 'is , "':' V16.. 9# O PEG 79c d,. ' I - - :: ""' ` w, 1 EXPLOTRANSIT BOOMS , "-I ' `_ • . -.... , . - . '' ' "---"' £ I&'3'S 13 .,•,, • :.. . /J'.,, .. "' .. ,. :. ". & I,- . .L . ., • .... 411W' 16 - II +u' 'i I, g , . • SSSSSS X 32 IN , i. r.. .; ' ,.' tt I • - vi REG. 12.99 1099 ' PROCTOR S ILEX Decker 99 - oi,, .0f000,I - ,_.OP.,I . _ I _ . -4 7 1/ 4 • ~, (311 1 REG. 15.99 $899 3 'rtiLcet (I? \ HAIR ess'l - RIG a' '.,'. - __ - j r'- e a ;et'.0 - 3-OZ LIMIT 1 'L75 VALUE _____ _____ 1. 2p~) - - . .. ' -' . . ae EjPss - .,' . . .- . -•- '• . . V 11 A : 16 W.~0 t 5 R$ ttàO 4,' Ii & 5' •*4,1J &.s,a.%jI It! * lr' ?,,s . ,, " V ~. 1 , ,- '- -i &.,& 4 ," .. i - i ~ '. , % - * L I''- - ' - ' . ~ I. . t :. ~ t. , 1 ~ j " . ., . 't , , ' L . I ,.I . -. . , . 1 I. t= to ~ - W -" : ; . . , *,* ...C> ; . ; ~I-j.W. '--, ':t Ij . .!! A A ~v* -~ ~-I %I ~ --, . ; : ,, -- . I .W ,,,-; ,.Z~ _ . p4 . ~ -4'AL--4'J -N 70,-iP ~,* ,,V_ r_ .I- -', ~. :% ~ ~., 10. . , ; .J.'.~__,~ ,; . Y%'. ; V . , %P . -, . 3.4j. , ..t.. " ',,, - - , 'I - ''jp - ' ery faculty, said his hospital ioes not "strong arm" pa tients - Some hospitaLs - ' iust about ;nt accept thrn -.without 19.99 1799 GIFT "-- -r' (\\\ ---' STYLI YOUR - - I. "'O'. , k . AFTER ROLLING ' SACCHARIN i £ COOKING __________ - iVOC t il / 11) (RIG. $8.99) CORD v,o,uTrI '' CASSETTE ", -Pt TAPE 1)9 - - . ft I I Io 'I : , ; ,, I. 71 1988 4 r •ATT( is t'.1 NJ a ".. __ •• -' : : r- - - - . ' -d . 1 75 VALUE ' 99C 8.88 4 "Thu,tfcontinue*I,wtll.qwte -simply, 5WJ1fl the sitetmi, . :s-.."-"r: '-r'' •"i4esOtt Said. -. ' - " '. '4'. '"' IIIA' & ____ - i)pIIi 9,.ii ,$ I I Y( (I I '°' PEG 9 99 POLAROID 4 _______ 420 CAMERA ________ ____ __ I1 . _ C '- I 1 -1 - lit., t : t; ___________ 4888 otiThe Illinois Hospital 4_'.iti'n prepared a study tel a reCent state legislative hearing 01 -' dueh it reported tha t the nuiim- ,.' ber of visits to einergezic ' ' ' - ': SYLVANIA rooms In the nate reached 13 t!ffllk'fl in t%. and the rate Li ________________________ FLASH REG L't'ttt J uumg about w .. L this rate of growth eeeti CUBES 149 09 8 9 ' the rate of pupulatwii grow th REG. . ." $54 MAGICUBES . . . . 139 11t, - nd the rate of increase in th e '''',, - • usage of inpatient ho-sptttl s,',-'' - '.ervtet's. The asi.iation gave the* for the develupmiient "D" CELL 5I'(55 ., GII 41 Gill / SUNFLOWER e L I , WALLETS 35c SHAG RUG REQ. 266 2.99 N09502 RAKE I . ., 4j." -' '& d" ':-. ct'iuiinuntty hospital as the - ''I' • - ' ' pr%o.lX)rI!k'.", of this security." ,i -"--'-' kcline in the 39 0 .4 L '.'4 i physicians sho make hu.'sa' 'dls patients at their .%lo ,,ttnt's during eU-hours, snd the t'neral shortaie of thssiclans. -flit' rapidly uwreastng spe- C 500 TO 950 c ial itatton of IiIedICUHt which 1. , iii4ike'i it even niort' difficult for a patit'mit to tu quickly a . 1I 6V.I A.d __ p _______________________________________________ PiUMP CiI9RII" - 10 oa 99c 87c ,•1,, Itz P - gJ ;. ~-xo,).- a OPEN WIIKDAYS 9 10 9 t "V • H SALE CONTINUES THRU MONDAY / / - - - 5'- . . .':-; OPEN SUNDAY 10 TO 7 " / - olticlouS 49c PIG .$',1. ,'f -09)O.. CHERRIES I) ci L,..•....4 ' ' '4' SEEDS - :4 ,,S, -iice 08 'health security' and incrimsuig i'ettniUon of 'C AIVIITY 60c 4 - lntmssing public ut$ewtls FLAVOR HOUSE 8c "RAKE-A-RUG" III . "-ij I 10A1 _______________________________________________ REG , 0 - RIG ROSE BUSHES . CHOC., COVERED •- LA1GI. NIW ASSORIME NI IC) (.ii( )OS( JUMBO BATTERIES -'lIP __ GRADE NO. I FINEST QUALITY - ____ A W •, III EVEREADY HOSIERY / L1. - " ' _______ I'tSIAPd! HIAT '.AIITV "s ',. L. 1 L -- ___ 1115 ALL 49c , N J. told the forum. c.'.More and more the emer'JT gt'ncy room is replacing th e ,'finily physicton, being asked -rovtde care which is net. "" eiitergent, or need not hi.e 'k had more appropriate ,-.Ire been available earlier," he $ 3 Ct! TUBE LIMiT 1 RIG 2295 2 Pak DRAMFLOW 5 DUSTING A - 1'4' Medical Center, Fleinmgwn, SHAMPOO • ph oi. .*h e",i GIVI IIIR A SPf4VU ii'.(.Ivii' (,"'' HEATER RECORDER (3#'.Tf (OPtYlOt MI(I' 'i - 1 25 VALUE 19 ' HEAD & SHOULDER S ,.' - GALAXY PORTABLE LLOYDS - POWDER C _____________________ '- / AGILON ___-111111 ;.•#,'C"", This is a development "t1ua s'9l'iew with grtat al.irtn," L1o)d West.utt, president of the ktdofteesuf Hunterilon iL'' 1 10Th IIILOS . GRAI'4 i".' OP.I RIG. 29c Y. REG. Ia DITACHABLI ( j - V.4 ~ < 5II .1 7 p NICE 744 ,//h! GIFT p HAR'iLST 001.0 outol ON HAPIDLIS IMYIRSIBLI pd WATIR & SEALS / ---"- ----,7 ASSORTED ", * ' . 1.1,11. TL','' ,7-e;istni Usa(4e sponsored by the' .,~ m Academy \uieriean 44 orthopaedic Surgeons. 4•' 'I and g old i..,, AvOCADO . of ,5crnergency room.s was one of ,-P the topics discussed at a recent jforumii in Chicago on emergency SWEETASTE i (I( I 5 , two ,d.d 'r,c.o To-n' ,Ia.,ng b.od l..,i.... ,ny on. sd* ipscolly d.sgn.d foe cI.,i. tomlociobi. -.,,,, id.eo,m g oomng ond Ike _______ i-d. lo' I.,sI tb,. I. i)o.'n At MIXER F MOULL 101 miGoi DOMI COVIR-IASY -. )f the inability to collect from ' 't'n.iny patients. '-I-i 1 LADY SUNBEAM - LS4 HAND HANDLIS uwie of the high cost of mainiining these well-staffed, well- ak-quip facilities and beca use -.4 AZ'r' ' It U tilt PT I?.' rooms operate at a ioas, be- IC ELECTRIC SHAVER REQ. 19.99 PIG 9 'th,tn ioctr ' offices, emergen- 1 29 . 1411 I:.: . \:;:::..;:: 4 84 , 485 HAMILTON BEACH 1 Even with ct'..irg"i hiJet :' REG. 2,29 HAIR TO STAY JUST MINUTES " ..i . • E .- MODIL 730 799 ?r 'joney," he said BONDED RAZOR NEW GOURMET.. ELECTRIC GIFT TAGS '.._.•-; . ' - &' Wesley ,,*Oor(liflatot of the Itliergency facility and mem'r of the North western stir- Nonemergent use I MODEL 225 Count 'BIG MAMA' PANTY HOSE ' SA 43c WILKINSON 99 DRYER 1? aei7 * ee GRIP y9c P. - p. - .' e, money. 20 MIST HAIR SETTER - REG. MODEL 46 32c ' 341 - ... ...- e found. and other!i can- --,---rhit afford to pay . For those who can pay, the 4',", cost is frequently more than it 'Luld cost to go to a doctor's mottaftu plus the costs oi X-ray md , other tests, :t Wesley hospital, for cx' mmple, the fee is $20 a visit. Dr. Robert E. Guerkink, C.j " - e - GREAT j -poe r ', CASSEROLE SKILLET I.1 1" Ih j T,.- ~-.-5. .,.-1:6'V. , '. -kh*.- 51; $429 h1 led Ir o n (5 POSITION CON1ROL) - Uz - baes Bevel an depth adju11me " 'tI-I__n.1 I ,'..q.. -4 ....... b89 4 8c 90 1 .ri'-Js'DI(o.tiI'. -- J) lion" _____ _______ AFTER SHAVE FOAM ________ - REG. 1 1 PEG 39c V'V S ,%t.IWTP. , million HAl KARATE *1 NORTHERN ELECTRIC SAW HAMILTON BEACH 89c I,.,', too' L ' ___ Ad1toblc Ir'pr'cts'e c,'qI IN. ) 1, '~ PI C, S249 SANTA 0 PEG $199 . .l ~ • tt,iti th t'(,'i( ft io'shi'st f)O'-II)lI' (irU [1961) vim; l: it r i',ri-fv'ri'i'f iny peuto'nU who r'ptrt to in.rer1cy rrn expect to be reated fr ee of charge, the stud;)r(-%( H - __.,_., - MOIMPIl STYLING 799 REG DELUXE 4c PEG S mom" 011111(1 TOAST 2 SLICE HAMILTON BEACH CERAMIC ' j_io`1 ç BLANKETS 1 ', _. till \ t ilutiii' rriq'amp, lovt'r pric i's and IVIPYTIMI GREAT GIFT! c .1rç ?S S r ' k%-- 39c , - ~~ - ~, :i;4 I -io li i I-. V . 0~..j-.~ t~ * I; ,.,.'. , " , ,. , I . ~ .. . , , . ; . o# _ " I ~ ft # J -, I . . 0 " ` . - . - ,, ' Z ~ . & ' . ~ . ; ~ 4 .' .1. ; ~ iAF, , ii ; i . ; .i 1 _ O - t"_'.3?P ,•, -- % -.. __ ~ ., s r:' -_.. ( 399 -'- RIG. THERMAL I I - r.,'"t.!'.,. BROILER - MIST TO STYLI HAIR WARM AIR To DRY YOUR HAIR' JUST THI RIGHT AMOUNT OF MIST Koh lty!or -; .a .e or-* rJiju .' . . p68 . I)ri(e is right too - I)nt" rIr)t iOflS ii( Ii ninnth (Jun MIST STYLING COMB TOASTER 1999 .'rr'. IL 87S ..,, charter *' 89c C 'bOURANT GIFT SET 2 01. SPRAY MIST COLOGNE AND 7 01. DUSTING POWDER Transit General Manager Wilson Dnggs repelled that revenues increased $119.96U2. which represents a .gV 251 per cent rice over the same J munth in 171£. -. Explo '72. which attrr. -tvl more than 100,0W-young ren '.\ ."i ,,,, and women from all over the a.It.l world. generated nearly $108.0m in chaer revenues for k - I I .: 1, her of Parliament is a 0O1. June . ___________ am, 199 - GARLAND Crr.enisa(k.ii 10. whilea Mem ESPECIALLY FOR HER MOODS' -, METALLIC ~ " 499 . "°Y General Hospital esti-'n.itei about 10 per cent of the --tienhs who show up at the have real ',- ergency rrm m'roergenctes. ---ç --Decatur. Ill., Memorial }ficpital surveyed its emergeny room cases In 19(17 and found '2 per cent did not have 'X' %..rner(enry conditions This i'.r;p.tr"s with C I per rent in the I)rescriptlon is right. . 111(J tI1( REG. 1592 I 11 99C PEG TREEORNAMENTS ' ' I&IC1iC F OR wi' O 0 MANICURE '- MINIATURE . ' ~ j I not have re-31 - (GREAT GIFT) MUGS S YOUNG TRAVELER - 1i '' , ______1. '1',. -"i -, I'- do Y..i Ra' 'nal Health Planning and !'ipttil Council found 7 p.r nt of those who vLttted emer--ney rooms in that area did .1 need emergency treatment A study of families brtnging 9. tildren to the emergency p.- diutrtc clinic at Freedznani Pllospit.al in Washington, DC the majority were seek.,..pcg routine medical care. 'r MOOR I (ANDOLIER -0 (2 PAR 26"" JUMBO comes a7t Chalk up DALLAS (API another plus for Expio '72. the worldwide 'outh for Christ meeting this summer in Dallas It gave the Dallas Transit Sys tern a rare financial pins in I 1 . . 11111111111111111111 V V. ':'- Black FIVE LIGHT vi~. 2 •.. PEG 1 25 K- 50MM SATIN \58 ' ~_~-~ - 600 BEACH CHOICE OF GOLD OR AVOCADO I I LI REVLON wtr*-4 POLISHE, ... ;#, CHRISTMAS WRAP . . . . . 00 - ,rN.. . . '; Nl, c --- COTTON TREE SKIRT BOWS ' . 49 CARDS ... GLAZE-TEK PAR OF 36 ( \ OVEN VAIAILI CONTROL SITTINGS u o soo DIGRIIS rjo 8c 0 38 PEG 33 . " ' ~"- 'I. 1pP - (4• '" ".'J, whn '-rgeneo's the f(ochester ". " _______ i MUNCEY I 11h V9 INDOOR LIGHT SET '1: til 7 02 PIG & (APD TO HOLD i" exchange in the past ' 1 o i:.' work, After seven years' iw Britain's Employment EX-part C)l nit•nt Puts coded ever job in the :.' land, from a Minister of the .': Crown on down . The gondola girl, who reple.n- ,' ishes the shelves in self-service A ... A SPRAY i'.' " .. a"' stores. becomes 369 .V9 when The doffing ''. ___________________________________________ looking for a job '.' ho cupen ises work mistress. •' '-a ersremoving full packages "' 'f.PP' from spinning frames, as a 54099. and the lanr 'wister. .'c,-.'• who twigs strands of yarn to ;,iJ_ increase their strength. be- 'lob, CHRISTMAS '. 0 S 100 tIlE a' ,_). 5 4c .-. - . FLORIDA SCENES - LIGHT BULBS , " HAMILTON , N1,j, inents &-,' PEG $2.99 . ;:', - -. " POwiRitit SIVIN SPUD RLINDIR MATt5 CHOPS, LIQUIF1IS PUPIl (IC IASY TO (ElAN EASY 10 (351 MOUtI 612 NORTHERN ELECTRIC . I ~ _P%b;- ~,rANGELTREETOP ........ . 166 FLOOD 'j ). 7r ;: CLOSE-UP I ) , W _ ;j~ _, PEG $199 ________________ 150 PAR ) ,--:--,.;I-*, 10, " .0 .4 ,'--. ~~ Ivl,.&,_ '...", -(,~ %N4,0., 11 ' . . 0 - 7 SPEED BLENDER IC£ -,A~ 190 *- - 'I' Jd.4i . . * .... 1 - :~4,WAOW, I __~ ___ - I ^111 C / 'L - - - REG. 99 ~~_ HOLLY WREATH IIIIIi, .10 LIGHT 299 3 4Q - c,,'. . __________________________ '1' ' i.), t ( DELUXE 18 INCH CD 3. MD.I 0,1.' 0 A~111111 'tudis from around / 'intry have shown that more it , in half of the vIsiti to th e 'sergeney room are by ' t.. s-.: L.. "iP -,I tJr, "' im" - MODIL TM-2C "I 77 • CHRISTMAS r 0TABLECLOTH S "p. The dandy rover. also in it's tiles. takes the code 541 .) The knocker off and the cracker off, Who. of course, work inthe glass industry. take the codes 6111.V9and6l4i0respecti%ely. Oh %es, a Minister of the REG. 4 29 , PLASTIC JI' ' -- I :ia':'. %1 CANDLE A.M. to 5 P.M. AT' t)offmng Mistresses. Fanrs Twisters and . - OUTDOOR 650 GIFT IA! Tableshou and Boutitlut" lit the Sanford '1 'I! ,! ,- ; e o BIG 42 IN. LIGHTED r. 'I-.' They r..'#d r-twirance, they need to kno'x r i'y're not dying," Miss Rfrk r , " k ', .-. DISIGNS iciID&Y I- _F ?1 1 ' /1 , 20 of BI&uTiru& & GALA , ' L ~, J' 11 :'•.l 499 PEG $5.99 South Seminole Community Annual ,- X~'.J%, - 0- GIFT WRAP , 4 FP.AGRANCES P.m :' H::a' :m 1 97 13.00 VALUE Annual "Fantasyland Tableshow and R0Lt1" at building, U.S. 17-92.10 sin, IL) :' .3313 AFTER SHAVE LOTION AND SPRAY NOD. Ok AflfJ $P&VI LOTION AND STICK DIDDOI&N1 " blaorlorlor Find vaginal infectimx, rt-im I ,v r',',,~?W-,-V"V~o4,A,(1"-~ ,01~*Iq 1. .,a.,4.4., -, it - - 4. FLAT PAPER LIGHT SANTA L :.iia' PAK INDOOR OUTDOOR .. ' ft 11514 evpn mof P 46ro thrroatq, old but untreated In- 'ht ?h'-j sI'','v if, . -. to is I k Li. P.4".', 32 IN. LIGHTED Nfiv. 19 the Sanford Garden Club r.L' - w do 88 BOX OF 25 $350'. - oi. 'i$'I I. c''.. '108 : . :' I '' DIGIT CALCULATOR 49 '11~ $2 ; i.:1. f VFV Post 'Hbfi regular f". covered dish lunch will 1K ,-' - A REG -. , , ,~ !-*A' ~ ~ KODAK "SLIM LINE' CARDS 11 IODACOSOI (AIDS $3.9 ii MACK 6 WNITI CAIDS I,' I - • .r ~ , - -..', 89 i::'. c iul, ---- !'k~ c C A PUS - i, - tI&,tti(,fl romnijeations on infected eye, minor joint . . Pin , a hand burned I 'h'y previously, and mIroerous ,.--'-..itber complaints which shnul.1 'ic had a loetor's attention inter r,r which ','uld ufely t II i roses, who (I(, Vtoil go toro" (off (or durinR Off- h(PoIlrA, they "To wq it's nord 'tin emer RP"- turn In the FornerRerwy romn. cs,." njoid nur.ow 0ithy 111(wk. Iov broork like that rif hijrwireff-i Do t1w witirrit it iq - I -a •- " "a '-R! Mok V% &WIV.*& 0 74- I7."~,. ffl~,~ ok .1.0 ,r-, ~P!, , Vq v -6 ,/ 'ff. ~0,6y&,,~ro,. . "' e~ r~ W f other hOSpi ta lS, lists th. pt-tatale auto accident injuri.s. wounds from drunken brawls, attempted suicides, syrnptorris of heart attacks, psychiatrie rape victims and illegal Arwi even If a patient tks hove ii tktor he usually seq Miss Knrnrnc.rrneyer observed, "0 kt r,f the people don't think they stu,ulrI bother their doe. t(,ts Iiictt'ad, on the doctor's (lays - .-,' ' LIDNc -7 meeting, 7.3(1 p in., Knighls of , 4 (OPtIONAL YOUR NAM[ IMPRINT ID iN GOLD FOR ONLY $2 50 IXTRA) I £t& - • I. L 41 f 1912---5A '' ': ( •- .4,, lilerl' Ut,' flu (IIK'tfltS I-:v,'n ., It's true, people don't have doctors to go to," simlil nurse .1111 K:nnimit'rmeyer. "We roiiiplain ii'c Junk or it arboige, but when you iton't have n doctor to go to. r I -, I .24 KODA(OLOI (AIDS FOl ONLY $3.7 9 - Sundny, Nov. 26, PC, 44% K "TRIM-LINE" CARDS 0 - --7 '-- - i d II KODA U Ttu O v er } im RISTMA \, \\\\\\\\, D o :,,, ilowntnwti (liii'aigu, had two iiou'ii or 511 sin-li i-nses while tily iil xoit ii hiull.ulon'n real •'tiii'rgem-iu's were brought in. The hospital is In an area where there or" roritrocts of u'ttn'Imls' ssi'alItu uuriil JK)VF'rty, --AM-? W d PHOTO . I% I UNISONIC 74 ,. . .. -',:- 1__- ''S" "- cOflUOfH .:. Calendar - to eve4 , I 6, . E N ) 1~ 1~ '- N t '- S TIES i . ~ 40= I, '. 41/2 FT. DOUGLAS %..:,_~. : :: Sem no l e . .. .. . . '. - Doc r Who Do You , Go To ' .O A --%V0Wt, - ' !cir upwards of M t- 4 1. S'-j1-,t,i:t1--. N-1-4 ..'e._,.., -.4....1. -L-_-1 -,;:,t~-,V, L:,."!_.,'_-L ~- r- i-, t '- c::5 )f:)~-1 100 ~,,-.--,_ --) _,.,~S I ' . - I. '" I .7 71 corrertioruil officers The men, who unarmed an: ? . 4 L--3 9 I -Cj / .t'_ " - ''- *11 ~ *1 _____ '. ', -"' .- r / - [J I -' *...'__ - " creasingly turn to hospital emerl,wricy roinii of Wesley ,Nlebut %oiliers,11wre i4 a higher ratio iromergency rooms as their fam- morial Ilospital, a part oif the of doctorq to the lx)pulalloti than il% physivion, n developmelit Northwestern University medl- Ili other ,oarlx (it the city. such which hospital officials ,, view ('11d sCIIIN)lhos0tal complex III it% %,linrl -fluin arriiin whert. - %-%I. -* -w- -V II I tT: - . ,- '' . __ / On Monthi the Florida tt ilzitur w i l l lit ir -. ''V--.-.. (or, for one reason or imillier, isitli olisriii 'flit' sit-s'nlled ''noneniergeni'' Then on a holiday lilt')- 5i)I)'I up in an emergency room lo cases fliTu)uIflt for more than 54) seek medical help. I$'r "eat of the s-islls to hospital The)' represent ii small t'miiergent'y risuns across the saniple of the hundred.s of Iho. u- tuintr During it recent hIIIItIIIV, the sands of Americans isho in- weeks. Another hurt a big toe a week igo A man hal b(vn coon. stipated for (our days. - fIrl (lit' -. The Sanford Her ald Ftll1't)R'S NOTE - Amen- don't has-c a doctor In go In, ,A ho cans h the hundreds of thou- do 'oii go to'?" slinds are turning to hospital emergency rooms as their (am' By C.G. M(1)ANlEI Ity physicians. Nnnemcrgcnt Al' Science Writer case% cuch as sore throats, con0II('A(0 I AP) -- A woman stipatotu and sscck-old Injuries has had an earache for two - H -. When You Don' t Have a uard in ii wing. once LW' (1Ofl't. Sgt ( '\ Chi)clree. a relief i wing offit'r, S('fltCTiCi (11Iultimate .1. ii. Waldrop. 'The feeling the ofl life death row. says ftfl)Ofll B) WILLIAM A. CLARK Pnson Supt- Raymond D. Sgt. W. 1). Thompson. a 12- known as "It would make our job officer in the ma,imum the cers is that capital punishment without parole You can't It put says: t'as "The death row inmates, were Palm Beach Pesi Writer Massey says 10 per cent of mentally easier beause you security area. says the lack of a sear necessary. We feel it man in here for life without an th ey were try ing to quieter RAIFORD, Fla. (AP) former death row inmates are is "doesn't make noticed t ha t t he inmates are beat the sentence, working on it up in ina1jnum prevents inmate assaults. chance of ever getting aut,' know a man inmate) would death nenalty There Is a witness room In the still locked .flbO1'C UTICKS)' since the think twice before he comes al. me feel too good. A man who We've already had one inmate said Hicks. "He'd break ever the time. The ones we have northeast corner of the main security wings because • we doesn't have anything to lose penalty was abolished beca use all now you Sa you got a gus V ... icr at Florida State Prison don't feel they can live and killed and numerous inmate-on- rule do anything t' gel out ey no realize that the n• here now can't adjust -, the tttcs Supreme Curt ruled the meath penalty as it had bee; .pplied, cruel and unusual punishment, 9 men waited Xi -. ' - -'7' - Emergency Rooms Sunday, Nov. 26, 1972 4A-The Sanford Herald ._'_.' -- I ' ' t.unty doctor. I 6 I qualified siakst to treat his ,iiliiit'ii'. 'fla rising proportion of the public which does not have a .9 liii' advent of Medicare and Mt-di&mut, to pay (or tare for !he aged and iar, is 11w most Iiii portnnt reason for roein, \Su'ott saul. - ', , Ilk- �6A—The Sanford Herald C9 ,Y W Global View Sunday. Nov. 26, 1972 Editorial Comment - I I- 7 -m-A-,-111, /; U. S. Delays Funding Sewer Solution . -~~a, . -11; The might of Uncle Sam was seen in Seminole County this past week when despite the best efforts of the elected leaders and professional advisors of two municipalities the word was given that the duo would operate acco rd ing to th e giant federal government wishes whether they liked it or not. Altamonte Springs and Longwood were told th at they must jointly build a sewer treatment facility or no federal money would be available to them or words to that effect. Jack Ravan. U.S. Environmental protection Agency's regional administrator, undaunted by the presence of the cities' representatives as well as aides from both Florida Senators and two congressmen, let it be known that Big Brother government is going to prot ec t the environment in that portion of Seminole whether the people like it or not. And further th at the government knows what is better for the local folks than those at home do. While Conservatives across the nation have for years been warning of the dangers and tnngs attached to federal money -- whether what will happen to the ecology and environment of that small city if package plants are spotted in each new subdivision? Ravan got the definite impression at this week's meeting that the EPA is being paint ed "bad guy" in th is whole mess. "We have met the enemy and they are us," he said in jest. To be fair with EPA, it must be pointed out, that the government's rules on sewer plants were formulated nearly two years ago and have not changed since that time, at least that is what Ravan said. If this is true, then why was Longwood and Altamonte both told time and again at official meetings that the federal money would be coming momentarily? Why weren't the true facts made known months ago? Why was the 'Secret Storm' Tel t handed over be in the form of grants or loans ave h pooh-poohed the to local government, many idea. After all, the less conservatives have said. the federal money actually belongs to the people. It is the people's tax money returned to them for sewer situation allowed to come to a critical stage, before the near impossible strings, attached to the money, were made public? i n The herald In July. when it was report ed in about a private meeting of Longwood's Mayor Kenneth Brown and Altamonte's Lawrence Swofford concerning a joint sewer plant, the screams were heard from bo th men. Everyone Was aware of the discussions, the both said. Nothing was being done in secret and without prior approval of the City Councils of the respective municipaliti es . me United States is still a free country. The CitiZCflS of the two cities should be allowed or better yet encouraged to make their opinions known on whether they want this 'deral money with these strings attached, R - I)O\\. ESTES _______________________________ ev i sion Bad ( E n oys R i - local use. Of course, there is an out, according to Ravan's remarks before the officials and dozens of land developers. The cities can commission an engineering study to show good reason why they should not be forced to build a joint facility. Th is alternative is one of th e biggest "cop ruts" seen in these parts in years. The cost of study to include most of Seminole and a large part of Orange County has been estimated at various times to be a minimum of S100,000 and as high as $300,000. How in the world would these cities finance such a gigantic undertaking? The other alternative is for the cities to go to p'3 1 : , ' .c*r D.rc' '' ' C.rC L at &f--'c'' £.ssa'e Ea,,.,' C.E..0-S C-p•'n' Y';nç CJ AV TAYLOR Sjyi " O' C' f' t.q' 'n; [j.tr -- '7, .,;., , - L Ill I fip - )I fr' ______~ .i ;_~_ iA' 0411 _ On lea ing office as tieputy secretary of Defense, David Packard told associates it was impossible to get til l, department's vast d Utan and military bureaucracy un der control. The same problem exists at t'mtneIce State, health. Education and Welfare. Labor and Agriculture. • - ç3 i / ;0-...,. ft"5 rice, :~p ~~ . ._.. .r llt~ - , , '' - x, . \ bLLAY . cc,, - - - -- "-d - - - I - —% ' L VINCENT P, $tl Pc'ceper ¶TtFti , .' t "..''..,,,...., JNSAFE AT AN( SPEeC B CLAIRE C'OX ------- Copley News Servke _ SUBSCRIPTION RATES 'iorne Del i very - 551, $11 706 ',orc'tn --- -- Mail - In Florida - - NEW YORK— A group of nuns threw themselves into the th Avenue to attract attention to tru g equali ty in the church. Protestant women, cooperation of Roman Catholic laywomen, tried to put to rest the "male myth" of the Adam and Eve story munching on "sisttrcelebratian" protesting their subordinate religious life. A young woman rabbinical student told a gathering of her elders that Judaism could take a few chapters from Women's Lib philosophy as an antidote to 5,000 years of male domination at home and in the synagogue. While it is true that women have come along way In their struglc for equality in the church, many lee] they have not traveled as far or as fast as they could—or should—have, "We women fee] it is time that the church repent of sexism and be reformed," declared the Rev. Ms. Barbara W. 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Any individual firm responsible for reproduction iii be considered as infringing an The Heralds copyright and Aill be held liable for damage under the Ie Published daily and Sundays eicept Saturday or g with the is of C" Sp ace Ag — e Task ForceanWcinen,a.s she was about to bite into anapple at the "sistercelebration" her group organized in a United Methodist (.urth in Greenwich Village. "We we the Hal)' Sp uit at work in creating a new future for women," she added. "It is happening and we want to celebrate it. Nuns also are growing Increasingly restive. The Pope is adamant in his insistence that women religious be barred from administering the Sacraments, but many sisters are protesting his stand. In her appeal for mor e recognition om Ms. Sandy Eisenberg Sasso, a rabbinical student at the Reconstructiorust Rabbinical College of Temple University in Philadelphia, asserted: "There is an urgent need to balance the predominantly masculine perspective in Juadism with a feminine c'ounterpart, especially in regw'd to religious ceremonies, liturgy and the creative arts." Ms. Sasso, whose husband is also a rabbinical student, said that areading of the Scriptures is proof that women have been the object of discrimination through Jewish history. for w ' en, $ average $79 a week. "The strikers are so well off that the' aren't inclined to in bargainin," complains a - Not that one can do much high living on $79 a week. The . thing which man)' feel threatens the balance of the col. lective bargaining process—the trend toward giving more $ and more public assistance to striking workers. According to one estimate, the cost of food stamps and other welfare aid to strikers could reach $3& million nationwide in 1973. The public is not only getting stuck with the tab for these welfare subsidies, critics charge, but it is also bearing the burden of longer and more frequent strikes. Help Wanted DEDOY'S is Federal Districf ODLD _A Allamon(e Springs MarilynGord on 131 6975 Fern Park- E Estates Goldenrod Eastbrook ?arilyrGyd 131 697S Bear Lake. Forest City AnnRaley 131 9,959 LakeMar,' Jfl ('• ' 327 1704 Casselb,'rr'y Tanglowood NibIac 8387150 Marilyn Gordon 13) 7S Kathy Lake Monroe 372 2611 Longwood Mn Riley 131 9959 Chuluoti Liza Baker 5505 3rd St Chuluota Winier Springs Nancy Booth 3226735 Colored Community Marva Ha*kins 377 sue Ostn Mr Clarence Snyder 372 441 Dellona. DeBary Ent.rprès. Fannefte Edwardi 668 1163 GnivaOviido Stavia Liz Ma th icux 319 5205 I Mariner 9 Explodes Mars Myths Beporting fur th er, lavender told the Board th at he cannot find a man to opera te the new side mower. He said he did be lieve it had anything to do with the salary off er ed, there is just nobody interested or capable. lie said that tie needs 30 more men in his department. Drummond commented wryly, 'Thls the other side of the prosperity sword," He said th at th ere is too much em' phasis on college ed ucation and not enough on vocational training. lie recommended that after th e elections, th e Board set a work session with th e Schoo l Board and wi th represen ta tives at Seminole Jr. College and the Road Department to discu ss a vocational training program. Commissioner Sid Vlhlcn moved for advertisement for the opera tor for the equipment. He said It is ridiculo us to ha ve that expensive equipment just sitting out th ere and ditch crews going (Jut when an operator and and th at machine could do so much more in much less time. (.'otnrnissiorwr John Kimbrough asked wi th a grin, "J, C., did you th ink about put ti ng up 'help wanted' signs In th e V4.44 Stamp office?'' not .' In the meantime, both Dow Chemical and the U. Chamber of have tiled in Court asking that this particular loophole bf declared illegal suit property ity 3 Candidates Speak waIst waste, perculation, etc. that such a large infux of people ,Aill cause Mayor Brown, who is alsi, vii.' chairman of ('Al .NO, mm'ritioned that organization and it's a I iris and purposes. K. ''Art" Muller spoke next giving his reasons for entering the mayor's rate anti said he Is for (ontrolled growth and against open ditch drainage. Miller said he would he M1va ilabit' 21 hour basis and i'ntk.'d his talk by giving a short biography mentioning he had Ilve(I in the area 17 years, had a kntiwk'dge of politics, Is well traveled and has watched this area grow. i Mrs Irene Van F.eixl, the third speaker talked of the bad the Ranwidening of SR 434, and Rail- chlands, the Illegal fires that eliffe mentioned there must be the developers in the area coordination with the Depart- responsible for, the concept of ment of Transportation IDOl). "restricted covenants" and Nayar La w r e n c e what she considers to be (1wSwofford outlined that Leisure major problems in the city. World and other developments Mrs. Van Eepoel mentioned are included in the area for the fact that she had been mayor of extension and questioned the the city several years ago and had instituted - good or . period of time involved, (hIflitnees." Radcliffe answered the delay Alter each talk, the canwith the aerials presented a gave shirt biographies diihutes problem, and further the firm is question and answer and a stymied until (he maps are peri(XI followed. blown up for details. Radcliffe After a short recess, Mrs. also cited a problem that due to Hahn and Mrs. hlilda ltit4I the road widening if the city Sommer, representing the laid the lines and later Ladies Auxiliary to the North relocation was necessary, the Springs Fire Orlando-Winter city would be paying twice. gave short talks Councilman Daniel DorfmanDepartment, and purposes of on the suggested the city negotiate that organization stressing that with property owners u1)n the the prime duty of the I idies east side Mayor Auxiliary is hold fund raising Swollord that all functions to supplement the (he delays the city is CX Fire Departiiient budeL The Fire Department is a volunteer governmental agencies and the ladies have been hampering development and instrumental in obtaining such unnecessary. siren and hose things Radcliffe said much the the Fire th'partnwnt. problem stemmed from ,the After all the speakers had Environmental Act of 1970, and been heard, the Hac i enda admitted that his firm spends. Village Women's Club had m as il result of government 'red sl, jk b uitness lin — ore tiiiit' 1)0 paper tals.t'', rk ttiari uixui engineering. ('sincluding his report, AVING JIONIE R a dcliffe siliti details will be F .~ S NO LAUGHI NG studied of the aerials and that the I X)'l' will be contacted to MATTER ... ascertain tint they will allow regarding Sit 434. Further, he H ill the \Vcicctme said uuttt'imlI)ts will be miiadt' for hostess can nuke it ca sa'r 'iiseinent.sonthi.'east to adjust to sour new '-Ut I (iLiii(iiili('t, (IOU mltiy It ;iii', •i Silitit' ifl your II t'! fly NANCY liOf)'l'iI Granville Brown was the first Vi huge speaker and spoke of ttie The liacientla Women's Club had a full slate of projected population growth guests at their coffee and how often over the past oupli' of years that projection 'I'uestlay. Niivenitwr 21, at 10 a Ili. Among (he guests were the has ha d to be revised The three candidates for the projected population for Winter mayor's race in the upcoming Springs alone is set at around Winter Springs city election on 10,0(X) people by 1975. In his speech the Mayor touched on December 5. The Incumbent Mayor problems, such as, drainage, on Rescue $$ Told Meetg ng At Bids on a in ALTAMONTE spnlN(;s— The city received six bids upon fire equipment, which were opened this week's imieeting of City Council. The bids Included that of Miller Meteor Sales for $10,245; International Harvester for $13,243; Sutphen, $11,739; Custom Ambulance of Florida, Modular Inc. $9,328; Ambulance Corporation, $9,607.44, and National Custom Conches Inc., $11,345. The bid.s were referred to Fire Chief Thomas Siegfried and COEIIj)' (roller Denver Baxter for a report and recommendation next week. Chief Siegfried also reported upon bids for equipment with total cost of $4,803.97, which is within the budget. The fire chief was authorized to proceed with the purchase of the items on the recommended list, City Engineer Harold Hadclilfe was asked to give a report upon the sewer extension SR 434. said aerial Radcliffe photograph:; were tuuken, but not satisfactory and the area would have he reflown. Radcliffe noted that a large scale 1)110(0 of (lie strip was ordered. lie also noted there is mi low spot at (lit' west Altammionte.San Sebastian site Plans include, he said, gravity interceptor iiuuuns A stumbling blu('k to the project is (hi' I ihosed rescue at fire data that has revised all previous concepts of the planet. i A Martian year is 687 days.i Its surveillance of Mars for nearly an earth year, as the seasons changed gave scientists an entirely new view of what man might find if he ever dares to venture there. Unfortunately, the spacecraft "died" last Oct. 77, its radio transmitter shut off by ground command as Mariner's supply of attitude control gar ran out just minutes before it was to play back a final t,apeload of data and transmit IS IN pictures snapped the day before. Without attitude control, Mariner Upped and its transmitter lost contact with earth' What nuggets of Martian knowleoge still be untapped in that Mariner 9tape recorder as Mariner continues to orbit Mars for the next hall-century or more" Scientists sadly concede no one will ever know. more But they are consoled by the fact that Manner already had sent home to them these findings which contradict many earlier conceptions the planet with the red blob I. Mi rs is a geologically a planet with volcanic mounlauus oversized craters larger than arty on earth. It Is marked by an equatorial 'revass several thousands miles long and three to four times the depth of the Grand Canyon. There are graphic indication: that fret-flowinu water may have existed Mars' geologic history. Mars is not a dead planet like the moon. Mariner 9 witnessed the evolution of a monumental dust storni that raged to an altitude of 31 i t, 37 miles above its surface. Dust storms and shifting clouds apparently account for much of the Puzzling variation of Mars' appearance through earthbound telescopes i".'er the centuries. 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FRANK MA(OMBER (op1.') Ness s Sen let' A few years ago some people who matched a television series about a man from Mars cot to thinking there re'all) ought tie sointl.hing to the idea. Some folks thought actor Ray Watswn looked triore like a Martian than, sa a Democrat or Republican Now Mariner 9, a gallant spacecraft which circled the red planet 098 times in 349 days and sent back to earth a wealth of televised and instrumented information, set-ins to have Laid to rest the roanfrom-Mars syndron)e. However, concede scientists at CiulTech's Propulsion Jet Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., manager of the Mariner project it is meejvab1e there are other life forms on Mars. From its vantage point in orbit br more than hail a Martian year, Mariner 9 picked up a mother lode of SR 431 and 'iorth nil the county line. The area r- arrl..s planned unit development zoning. i status situation is, however, one more example of some 4 Herald Area Correspondents tween agreement ieporr — — eir wage treatment then filed for unemployment Commerce At Winter Springs nexing the fake fictiis property k.'-ated upon !$ acres west of are In o th er action by th e Board, Sheriff John Polk requested th at resolutions of appreciation be sent to Bill Baker Volkswagen Co mpany for the dona ti on of a sta tion wagon bus and Guy Thornton of Economy Motors for th e donation of a station wagon to be used by the Sheriff's department th public rela ti ons, safety, and educa ti on programs. Pollution Control Officer, Langley Adair recommended to the Board th at th e moratorium be removed from th e service as well as th e Spring Valley Se building permits In th e area. The request was approved, Acting County Attorney Howard Marsee said that he be th e County, could see no re ason why the th e Mental Health Cen te r and the Florida Hospital could not be executed by Dec. 12. lIe also reported that the lease fr the Food Stamp building was approved , Sometime ago, because of the absen ce of a quorum so much of th e time, Commission Chairman Greg Drummond said that he felt that a majority of those present should constitute a quorum in order for the business of th e county to be carri ed out. Marsee reported on Tuesday th at he has researched the matter and that th e majority of those present is sufficient un der th e law for vo ti ng purposes. There is one ex ce ption, he noted and that is In the ca se of zoning appeais. A full board must be present and must vote In order to overrule a decision of the planning and zoning commission, According to Dow, its Ilay (.'itv strikers got one-dav two in They benefits, which' Dow spokesman. It st'emns that constructi on of the Juvenile Detention ('enter just will never be gin be cause th e prices can never be approved. '1'. J. Popp appeared be fore th e Board again wi th the latest bid offers from the Williams Construction Cornpan) which also was low bidder in th e original bidding, Ills price at this time is $252,634. The bond issue voted by th e voters two years ago allowed $O,0OO for th e facility, however expenditures for architects and borings and oth er prt'luniniary requisites has decreased th e original amount to $248,960. Popp told th e Hoard that he had taken out all he dared anti still meet th e state requirements. He reminded th e Beard that the difference in moneys available at th is time and the bid price, in the amount of $3,673, might be offset by th e rental fees which the Division of Youth Services will pay for the space th ey will occupy in th e facility. Because th ere are technicalities to this arrangement, a tnt'vting has been scheduled in th e County Attorney's offi ce it 30 am. on Wed nesday, Nov. 22 between Popp, Cornmissioner Williams and th e contractor, as well as the utilities adminis tr ator, in The case went to the Michigan Supreme Court. which ruled that a striker is entitled to unemployment benefits earned while working for his primary employers if he obtained subsequent employment, no matter how short. away t hi P hoto, t However, ('auncilmen Helen Kv'ycer, Daniel Dorfman and Planning and Zoning 1)Itertt,r Itiud Gc'trieinhartit were of (he ipinion the matter should first b" rvt'ilewed by the city zoning hoard and the motion for mirepnration of the ordinance is wif?drawn, with the petition b.eung referred to the t,'iard for review and report. Davis, was, however, instructed to draft an annexation 'rilinance for the Traymar lrprated north nil the 1dfilI, The petition was few h'!YL F!!!fltd a weeks ago with a inning classification not meeting with mount-ii's apprn'ial The developers, agreed to accept the city's proposal of (.) inning Approved on prord ar-cd fir-al reading is an or4inusnr.' an- Detention Center Resolutions Of Appreciation fly DON OAKLEY give anything ilit'', I fly MARION IIETIIKA jobs, some of them orking as little as an hour or 1. ' Striker Loophole Pinches Employer The loophole was created by a 1968 court ruling that arose out of a labor dispute involving Great Lakes Steel Corp. During this strike, several skilled tradesmen took jobs with another compan, only to be laid off by th eir new employers a few weeks later They filed for, and were denied, unemployment benefits. IN ireas Mid conditions One of the more unusual strike situations in the country is th at against Dow Chemical's flay ('ity, Mich. plant. Thanks to a legal loophole, 135 out of 166 workers who have been on strike since Feb. 6 are collecting tax-fret, unemployment checks. 'hat galls the company is that under Michigan law, the money topay the workers—more than 2,5O0 a week—is charged back to Dow - Churchwomen Fight Male Control cRrc , -' - kv ~;x __ in adjacent M i\ \'( )t{i\ I JY ('011(1 idat ('S In V inter Sprin gs were ii-t. of I fa(' if'IllIO VilI;i't' Womn('n's ('lilt) at their t'offt'e 'I'uesday ;lIl(l Prt''r1t'd their plat forms. proved. : One Man's Opinion f . - _Z, west traffic _______ — , ears. In a letter from Earl Dawns representing liii' Springs tiv' A.ci'iatiofl, tie said th at the Springs Community to commits themselves to guarantee funds for a signal survey at th e Intersection of SIt 434 and Springs Boulevard. Acting County Attorney, Howard Mnrsec said it this can lx' interpreted as an official letter from th e flS3(X'ifltiofl, it u ould suffice for th e survey. Drummond said th at if th e Department of Transpor ta tion fInds that a signal is necessary, th en a contract would be required and that a letter would not suffice. The request for survey was ap- . .~"XI I- an annexation Traffic Signal Survey " an ALPP4HA' . city Thoillas lttnlI)r(i, a resident of the Indian lulls area was elected as chairman of the SeminoleCounty Water Control and ('onservatlon Advisory Committee. lie succeeds 1(a) mend Seifert, who resigned upon his employment as Utility Administrator for the ('ounty and is now an advisor to I hat ('elllIl)itt&'C lhnferd founded the Association of Florida Ihiss Clubs and is the former owner cif th e ;llngnziflt' ''Florida Bass Fisherman," lie has been very active in matters relating to lcii1egv and has written many articles for publication r.gartilng matters particularly in relation to aspects of sport fishing, lie is a graduate of Missts,sippi Sta te ('allege with a degree in ('hemlilstry and has lived in Seminole County for It i Former Treasury Secretary John Connelly put it suc. cinctiv: The conduct of foreign economic policy today is characterized by traits of ponderousness, division of responsibility, r ivalry..... New organizations—and new missions for old organizations—are clearly required J4 . N White - IN-, " . i-,, V M.TAMOtrrE S1'RUUI'S will again extend it-s The territorial limits with pt'rspod ,inn"intlon of three parcels of prisperty (ity Attorney 5. 1 fiavi.s Jr. was first iflqt.tflfi4'(I to prepare orilinante f(.f the the Barriers tine parr.l of property, lr-sted on Montgomery Road and south of ,SR 4.4. fl-i multiple family inning is requested with a density of 35 units per arre. The parcel Is rontIguiiia to 'dy property with residential 'rid mobile homes fly ANN 511' ('ZKOWSKI 14 Mr . Nixon is, of cents'', not the first president to be f rustr ated 1w this problem Presidt'flts Kennedy and Jeim son were deeply disturbed by (heir inabilit' to get a hanS die on the bureauracy. They complained that pernia nent civil servants in the major department' had come gradtially to follow independent courses without regard he it Democratic t policy of the administrat Rlfl in orepublican but only partialPresldnt Kennedy made a determined ne at key points ly uccesmul attempt to insert his throughout the sstem Mr Nixon, less aggressive in this regard. found he had relatively little control over major and so drew more of departments at the working level, into the White Ikuce In the the decsion.making directly past four years he has built a sizable staff at lt'O Penn sylvania Avenue loyal to him, subject to Immediate trills. Icr or firing and respoflsit)lC directly to his own key al'les LInt the result of this build-up has been the development of a White House stall so large. and I- ,d in so many detailed tashc t h.it internal cord in.t ion has tccvni ( Incre as inglydiff i cult There Is growing worry within the staff itself that the left hand Is not certain what (hi' right ') hand is doing. Members, in tact, are known to have gone to friends in State and 1)efenst' to find out hat ethers on the President's personal staff were doing tr, Nixon's problem can best be understood by looking at foreign economic policy, which could be the thorniest problem he faces these next four years. The serious con sequences of our contimied unfavorable balance of Payments i insofar as it is due to lagging exports shows up in higher unemployment. We are becoming perilously dc pendent on international sources for raw materials. us in g barriers threaten to cut off more world markets Despite the attempt at White house coordination, for eign economic policy is so poorly organized as to inite chaos. For one thing, it is split among State. Treasury. Agriculture and Commerce departments and several independent agencies. often working at ('roSS purposeS. Witness the bungles in th e important Soviet grain nege. house tiations. Also note that in the very period the was making better relations with Moscow a major ph. orltv, with special emphasis on trade and economics, the State Department research division dropped or trans ferred a third of its Soviet specialists, including all of its Soviet trade.econoniic experts. total. S . to manage I/ Religion 1973 . ,-,, government President Nixon's ". . CAS1LtiER - 1 Miss Adams, a mast attracwas a first rumne r- to Muss New Jey- in Mis rca cn She has won a batch of beauty tiI know, that Women's an such thing !b fro she sai& "bu t the pageants ] as in were run well. Th ey gave arid pubhcityi never felt demeaned." She went on to study at the American Academy Dramatic Arts in New York. Broadway She has worked rid off -Broadwa). 'Same of the best acting anywhere is done an the TV soa," she sa id. "In fact,! thul the acting an daytime 'n' Ls far stior to what you see at night. We work hard, ties "' JOHN A SPOLSkI VA PELT ED Edtar -' - I '. me poise IELO .QL 1 OLIE A,". '" '-C,E S,ORD FLA longevit "The oaps."she says. "are simply dose to life. We deal %i ith real problems, real issues . And the people feel Very close to the characters. In a sense, they grow to love them. j blows what the vi ewers want. It to Le uiew like her when she's ornery. They don't like her she's goody-two shoes, which she ii't very often. We blow about this from the PI write in and say, were real) sty.' Arid )et they also want her to get her ne-pance About two or three Umes Belle is smg1y She's t inside but an the outside she's always uidc*m. tae. Shc" a 'bad girl,' yes, but she does have redeeming Xbjp Oianforbferath 11 FAN You have to be physically t.igh in this business" The 9"ps have, of course, hxig been a staple of televis3on and, before that, on radio, Muss Adams believes she knows the reiaxn'if or their l f~ (vt. traying bad Belle for the Last Since Longwood has no sewer system at all, D — five sears and she really blOWS her character. She al.o per da y package sewer plant as an addition to its pent 1.2 million gallon capacity plant. A ).D"LE "Every NEW YORK soap 0pa has to have a 'bad girl."' said Maria Adams, who plays Belle Britton an "re SeCTCt Storm," which is a CBS daytime 9mial. "And an this show I'm definitely it. This girl I play doesn't exactly go ou t and kill people but does use people. She's a Miss Adams has been yir- financing without refinancing both systems th rough the private sector. And Longwood already has a loan on its water system for improvements recently completed. Altamonte Springs, preparing for the eventuality that the federal money will not be available, has asked its consulting engineer to look into the possibility of a one million gallon %ALTF — - water or sewer systems can obtain private 30 t e do five half -hour shows a week, 52 weeks a yeAr. And there's no calling in sick. ñther. The show must go on. On ce I had a 103 tgree fever but I went in and worked. Glamour' Forget it, she the open money market for the funds that are needed. One has to wonder if Altamonte Springs with federal st ri ngs already attached to both its ELF 3 .et N FRENCH AVE 1N LRFAN F..M B )O oct Ccç)e %rwosier, NEA has that the problem flfl L't'come too large and too complicated for any one w1 snlN(;ToN SundA',, Nov. 26. 19/7- /A ill Again I Extend Its Limits County Board Actions Its Ponderousness Dams Government* The Snnfr,rd Herald of In response to correspondence from John Sctilrard Jr., ('hiairman of the Board of Hospital Trustees, requesting that We County Board of Conunluloners make a formal an roiunceinent about its position concerning the sale of S.mtr:ole Memorial Hospital, a work session has been bu'(uled for next Tuesday, Nov. 28, Sctiirnrd said that the unsettled quesUon of the sale has ca ised a complete stoppage of contributions and donations and there has been some concern among the employes. :.t and I, many 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 15 C each day. . IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just F it Between Studdings and Rafters) - I (ti' (i ;oii EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN . in I OR FMORE OotqL.. ltfl 11 PILI, "I don't normally have office hours on Sunday afternoon, but ynu so;d things hovo been going from bad to worse. What's the problem?" Y. 17-92 L 'S . -- FURNITURE CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING 300 N. FRENCH AVE. CASSELBERRY l*GlNtA PLTIOSI Pt) Sot U14 SaiiliJ, Fla. j X4r Olattforb feralb PH. 3222611 And you can doso7 days a week -24 hours a day!! Stop b) Security Federal or c,,ihi t Mrs. Jones at 647-4100 for furher information JDut this excIusve new service. EACH NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM by phone! CONHIS LISLII III 47S7 1 F'. l'ILDA RICHMOND ""5$', D.tioi.. Fl,, SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION AT THE WINTER PARK MALL AVF �____ . - . . - . - _____________________________________________ - .- ----------. . - -- - ___________.__ - .7' _U. '- 17 BA TheSptordHer&d Membership Drive Sunday,Nov.2,W'2 £hanges Place Are Taking - At Se inole Hiogh School - se . -. nI-ANsErrEEnWARns She pe - n membership and icked the Auxitilir) to tr) to be à'. - '1 1 The Number One Problem I. •- % . I k . 0 b. -,, : # I I ,,.Z ". - I Reading - - - I - relminns ...... - v.Ou Uiit.0 su itiout cine - 'xc cut.. 1 T)UCh Ion has flr'cicitng tmptuistzes that oblem in nurntxr one t h I in rea - ac ie'.emen __ 1 I I, I . -1 t - - TH District Presidill Mrs. Elarl Griffin left I. was guest speaker at meeting of World %Var I Veterans Auxilian, 1197 in DeRarv, is shown with the unit president Mrs Charles . ,_. I . - JA4 _ __ .- . ~_r ---nmc entire vear. their -- . PoUCE CHiEF justiz -. officer on the Altamonte Springs Police Department, )w* proudly over three letters (Thief East received within a two months period commending Officer Sambrook. i Alarll%-n Gordon Photo ~ LT -s, 'C . I - c appearing i In The Sa rif ord Hera ld are i Id 4 £ you n WO • " , 000I = Di w 322-2611 - . or een Age -.. / / • s I - - , L . - / //\ - - ,.= 1_~, - I I 6 I - - I .. . . . . . ..'', lop MERRY-13,0-110UND = *FERRIS WHEEL =JCRAMBLER TUBS 0 FUN MOTORCYCLES • OCTOPUS KIDDIE BARS • LOOP-0 PLANE 2Sc With Merchants Tickets — Pkj 40c Without these fine motels & restajrants Holiday Inn Touchton's Colonial Room Holiday House of Sanford Maryland Friod Chicken EACH WITH DOLLAR PURCHASE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ANY STORE - 4.64 . - - i — - — ___- - - - r -- -- -1- - - -=-- •. ------ - 4 - I p-r --- - -_ __ __ __ - --." ~ - I ____________ '- I - DAYS - .. .., .. . . - . A WONDERFUL WORLD OF CHRIST - - Downtown Sanford MAS SHOPPING. . 0 11 -. __ . 11 *,- 17 I ~7z - Uz \ - - .- , .r - - - . - ; =- - - - ___________________ - - - ---- _______- . 1 - - - - . . I --- - -- - -i' :- - - - *4 I I . - 0 - _. . - -,- -t- - -= - ->/ -- — -- - -- . - - - - - - -- -' - - . - - - - - __ ____ ___ . __ Z __ __ - i.. 7- -Ai i t4- .(''/ - - . — — - _S . ., __ - _. 19 V -9 f ,r ARK . — Fills two ways: with corienierr arr - - - is available in four wrAxW""fing poll t"At can be char, ged in seccoltill . — Features famous Parker srprmg, with te.inrigctrtmearrowciip and tnm - T _r" -- geo rge a' $5 nart- - a 241 3431 - _______ I '46 kA_1 — C -I 41I A vs ( , ( X x I -N,r S 41 41 Ill nve tix1h;) ;oir illere xlernie, i I* III t , ., rro - - ¼. - - - - Ws- -- - -_ - i t I'aI. a * = chollips. Toosmall for anad to noticed or effective? 'You're r eading this ooel . - --s. - .' ' SUGGESTION In Tadrc Classified Section ________ - __ ----. ..4 a.' r-------------------------t I ______ IRL ESTATE pupitaF1utttt-awu.i —_._ii.t. antemuin .bt , Irro1 Isti,tt, the Gnsat FAnte 41 a fie X - 1 9,311 I Name uJt * an :.tEi __________________________________________________ I Add.s. ____________________ Zip PhonoA tj oil% _..."l,- sio - J -' A GIFT -i ' . -.-. .. -- ' - 'C ~ our golf villill is designed for luv.urious yew-round or vacation living. ~ 'Iti little ,I-, $36,500, you build equity in Coll Florida pfopefty f*CJt,V* (Je tjoct,~, ,. r. I biiutit at tox timt and un tufl (104 tettemeiit hi'. of you wish, you can rent your vilI when it is not ri But beat of i, think of ,iI the golf you can p '. - . front door Or. tennis, SbkiirnmIrig. hiking, riding asid = - Yu the qiiid 114 s th1, t':f f' at I'to FtJL- - - - - ii .i4!ia.ii'J •t'tJ't !i ..J . tjtt' golf villas create e life style ill their oi',n I ui - "JUST THE THING" A - 7 • -h.. - Armcha r :- k" -0 C)0I0 ___ I ~ 0' \ 4 1, —be coo --- - -- -Or = - " __ ~ -. . _ _ - GIFT GUIDE WAIIIII~fts music - P AI side tile car until tht!y too meet in this country comes out of a fixed objet, be It steering everybody's pockets, either as semb ly , windshield, dash- directly or indirectly. When MAYOR COMMISSIONER OF SANFORD board or another '.ehicle °= tiultkriti, lead to increased wearing cuparit. outlays for disability coin, Political Adv paid for by Campaign Treaurr .. (minbination lap-and -shoulder lololiisatiun, welfare, or an), harness spreads decelt,ration forin of public support, wV fill 'lo04$WaM#~W"0##so% I - _____------- forces evenly across the body — ________ and effectively cuts the risk of r_. _~ death or severe injury In a oildlop crash by as inuch as 100 per(tnt. '...... _,' —_••'__ Sotiut people complain f ..; feeling iurtl tried '.'.ia'n belted in, But it is better to be firmly belted behind the wheel during a blowout, bad skid, rollover, or other emergency situation thrt'ati'riuig loss of (onitrul of the car. And how saudi lcss i confining than a hospital tied or a • " a wheelchair' Indeed, in sil - ~Z_ - - - ~_ z--- ____ , -__-___ . - - CANNON ' /18-tm' :- 7- -- I)ISC '"J' - . - Pflnna 444-7400 SAWmF03R . . ~__ - MAITLAP4O5TOQ 1401 . KWy. 11-91 At the Meii?Ind _~l IO&T I , 1:00 to 6:00 AdrriniU.r.'4 .hy the f,. of Heal th. F4ura. tWit and Welfar, it crinbini's Loth unique and cvnnon euICatLurs to enfianre iearrungpmosp.rtmof'lp5fr4 hearing stuorterl wr,olking tr~. erther - - OPEN SUNDAY -- ' - - rtuly oatir.riaI VtserrMar, ter .nia serøil r the 'leaf - 4 x --- Z_~= E~ =-- ------- - CANNON MUSIC Cri P4G' .t. GAN5 r.f • America's most gilted Il I . - , _. i __-_ Some 5O Aniericans died in Australia '.'.here seat belt ust pa Whtn insurance I)rUlllUl11 traffic accidents over the 19i1 laws are universally in force, and hospitalization plans ill t Thanksgi vi Thu In ngg weeken d. drI'.Lrs%hoconfessthe) did not btcoiR mart expensive ----- 'T -Thousands more were severely wear belts before passage rif the becallFe of vxcessive losl-s 4_7— ___ __ I injured, many for life - - -------laws so ' the "1 naked" 110111 I('t'idCnits the r'irt'Iul .I driver pays as %olell ;Ils tile _:., This year 'promises no irn- without thol I pro'.enient More Americans Firsthand evidence gathered harmless. __~ . . In fact, at Ica-,t 'ne iui;ijur are dying on the streets and (lilting 8 recent visit II) highvisays than ever before. Tile Australia by Charles Pulleys imsurance conipany timv pays it REV." EI)DIE Burroughs 33,410 fatalities and 11 million president of the American 50 percent biinti in IIiCIIiCIII was evangelist of the week serious injuries in the first Safety Belt Council, reveals pavtuient.s fur at - idt'nt victims seven nionths of 1972 represent that vehicle deaths are down as who were wearing their seat at lilt- St. Johns Nlimionary Baptist Church us they an unprecedented toll of sul much as 20 percent since belts. Some private indu,stries . rering and loss. And the worst passage of belt laws, hospital Dupont illost notably, have closed their annual fall months , are yet to II recorded. admissions for treatment of successfully instituted winrevival recently. As inany as 10.000-20,ODO of serious injuries have declined ployee safety progrativi with the s&000 persons expected to significantly, and the public has Incentives to make belt use ROBIN lI(X)D die on our highways this year helped by massive compliance niore attractive. SIUST BE Bills have been intr(ililuced in would be saved if all drivers with the law. fliS 3CIANI ) IA official a (107Cr) stste legislatures to and passengers fastened their An Australian °( . 1W 0 tor r'.u'.slru seat belts. The seat belt offers .'eported at a safety conference require the use of seat belts play Robin flood na '.sihl proven protection. It doubles iii (.mada curlier this year that all cars on ttie road. Just as ('hristniis show, is practicing chances for survival in a crash, suih laws were approved after construction workers must with his bow and arrows in his euir hard huts on the Jot) and back yard And he finds the Time and again people have studies showed that in acwalked away from collisions at cidents amounting to less than airplane passengers must going tough. speeds up to 60 mph in which 12(X) damages, 24.8 percent of fasten seat bells during takeoff 'My fingers are getting very the vehicles were a total loss, unbelted drivers were injured and landing, so ought govern- raw, and I'm having to use spir Some motorists harbor compared to only 12.5 percent neat bodies regard it as their it to harden the skin," he said. irrational fears about safety of belted drivers, and that the prerogative to enact statutes The show is expected to run that will encourage greater from Christmas through April belts. One is the fear of being risk of major head and neck responsibIlity than is being "I've got to hit that bulls eye Ti trapped in a burning or sub- injury doubles when belts are four times a day. %oOdward shown by motorists at present. merged car. But a study of not worn. more than 14,000 accident Some feel that mandatory _________________________________________________ victims recently conducted by at twit use laws are an inthe CurtaIl Aeronautical '.asion of .rsonal privacy. 'ii t Laboratory's accident research '.'.e must hike Into consideration - Iec t that multiple impacts ause one-fifth of highway . 10 titiws greater when you art, doatlL~after drivers lose control I thilown out of a car than when (if their car in an initial crash. ' I you rettwin inside. And we cannot ignore ill#-- grief important remember of the survivors of those killed IT'S TIME TO SWITCH MAYORS .0 that when a car strikes a fixed in accidents. object at 60 inph, unrestrained Tile estimated $46 billion VOTE I It ,,- - . rn ral lr1ststute for u. -~-*- -_ ~= ~__~' , -. . e W'h,n rrgi,strjctirm is corn- - I . _- .. I Construction 3, I on schooli for - - tioloq- I . ...... -IIIIll' lAwAnda FlAndall reterprated her s,sth hir'#aj s .- - Garrett .i-ull roe returning after hoilief V;WatiAn . ,I;im" White, -lorsa% rthe eity for the Thanks1vthi xtth ~i ; randpar'ntA Mr and Mr 1,4mill Simmons anti 11-~ r,,-)thfl Noirst Rohy 'Shito, ,m,ilte is an inmrilioltow in tho th in 'nrd irn ( (t .L - 46 IN 11 ~ Christmas gift shopping couldn't be more pleasant than in downtown Sanford. Browse through the latest and most beautiful array of fashions, gifts, and ihings for great Christmas giving. . .stock upon holiday groceries. - .get clothing and Shoes. fix up and refurnish. paint your home get your hair cut . make that beauty appointment . clean garments. get drug supplies. - service your car. . get those needed tires place things In . i'- ',)r" e* i- , • -. lete - -- .- I - ___________-- -----s---. - - .-. I - _- Your L 1"fe Could Be Saved B Seatbe/ts '- - - . - _____________ - I Ill DISPLAYING KIDDIELAND SIGN. - -_' L . I ::....., ~__ _______ - __ -- - IELAND %. Senkarik Glass 1 Paint H B Owens Gulf Sa f rd Shoe Ce Ier Central Furniture Merle Norman Bay Service Station GET YOUR RIDE TICKETS WORTH lSc . - -61 ^97 - - I zip I ~_ - ,_ i . 1 - . ~ __- ~ __ - , , Mon. thru Sid.-Nov. 26-Dec. 2 Garrett's Dept. Western Auto Anderson Drugs Roumilh.t a Florida State Bank Kingdon Sewing Center ader Jewelers Sanford Dry Cleaners One Hour Marlinizing Sanford Atlantic Bank —_•••uluIul, 4-Adult-Teen-Age Rides-4 JI - - - - - , DOWNTOWN SANFORD Goodyear Harrill Bar & Package Sanford Auto Parts First Federal Savings a Loan Store Touchton Rexall Drugs Sanford Carpet Linoleum & Tile Perkins Men's Wear Seminole Tires I 4-Kiddie Rides-4 I,) - ~ - ______ - I - -_ - AND EVENINGS IN - - I!, I - - - -j 1p e Z -. . __ -, $. FUN-PACKED Men 's Store ___~ ik' X - = AND PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS - / ci'' -% - -. L ,,'*I —, __ I - I . Mrs MoeIl Iutsn.iun, a Matthews AdvIsor. Our thanks memlill (if fill, chili. loave lilt, tit fley %1,irriq firfown and the oll- f-asioll and histfiry fit (fit, I-AWANI)A IIANNAIJ, Sl 'larrif-, ,NMF,(1)11r(h fafnily lilt) Siui tout of liii' itiliflY 1' UIRkP the (fljJ4 nell but have evr'rl.itia livilies sinol lilt- many t haritable infinity a to-Itiptir place, In which %isrks ituni' li> the Ile s Iho in Ilik world as well liii top Ainies ('fill), .Npirittiai tire Yr-.t, fee bag set We %%vro, then renderesi ll , it-; life, Would we havemil of sill If), the 1.1p.glins lotlftirs Ito ri s ri' iiuiiru of our 1nnniti Iii i / 1' r r , s;.rIfI ht III i Ii Iliii ' 'I'll t riulu fir r ol. I,i -. 'ripI. ti '1 liktiiiie." 'Ji'sus," unit "Fill their study of itee of Nirs F'.velyn Clark illy Ill Speaker for the anniversary oil I ,wi'iI hits seiction truly about hay, ohurnbus Illoolow; I%Iollivr Ruby L. wilmoll. Ifalloween anill Fire Prevention (lkWolki r Ikirrkoru (lark Week. They were taught the vtiu is intrudnud h Mrs Sallyc htently. Mother Wilsim floW and .1iy of these 'lays. and tN1 i ., pr r.: Nr. eXp4)UIuhi'd to us an the greatthey were shown the large fire ness (if life: 'F'ur God so loved Mit,u tis.uk tlr.'s'nItIitns too engine and were taught how tr, ttii' 'ltiti ,uirnutwrs who hail handle a fire and what to do if the world that he gave his inily n son that whosoeu'r ni nih rid faithful cer'.ke to Ow one rn4iy airur near them This begotten ihuiti beIti'vi'tli in til,ii should nut w, i'rs-;it "p.'rtenre f, r Ice .r. i- z 4 - - ~ - SPONSORED BY: DOWNTOWN SWORD MERCH ASSOCIATION - \= - 41 i • - l - - I - I - : r - = ( I ___ 1W - ',-=------------ 31- . , . I I - - '• • N, , . i - p ,., ,__ - .- 14 MoTToR - - _____ JI I I -1 1i _~ - - -- I six" or S3 - - .11 - _______________ -- - 1 NM I I . "k lip, 1. P;9A$* Ill I I - I " - = If 40* name and address and we'll mall you a f.wfr..copi.softh. Monitor without . J ur~ r - c lass . - F1E('TIES1.BJE(1'S _~," .- 4 4 0- - .1 • , illippoll- I i I I 4. P P - I rtemationaIday the top three newspapers in the world according tc journalistic polls Winner 79 major awards of in the last Vtve years including three Pulitzer Prizes Over 3000 newspapereditorsreadthe . lk.rls Is oil. also been changed which will 7% _ 11 study ass M(1Illl)(rS 01 the (ktoher. of of the month tio. '%I"`ppp`pp,.,.,.,..I - - -- - ' , mm~ AND -. _____ 11 professional journalists MISSwCARNIVAL, TEENmAGE FUN-- TOWN KID - - I ! I certainly be given a "pat on the Urne for tect required to take On)) those is those subjects which are not credits necessary to meet the necessar'.- far graduation For minimum state requirements example English IV is no far graduation Fir exaril kinger required for graduation during or year. a student nee& only three units Now the student has the option -° graduate he will be required of enrolling in the subject area to take only three subjects, which will best meet his inPreviously, the student had to dividuW needs, rather am the take five subjects needs of someone , Ma I _____ • Presently the student is DON7 . ____ 1 - e , fol1o'.singearhe'.stllonhha'.e to take the first semester over _ - - _____ CL I ' - .z__ - . - • • for example for the second Lyman and Oviedo High SchooLci but that there will be a semester for a half credit. change in thinking in Also, if a student fails, for sometimes outdated and outexample, the first semester of moded curriculum in the English II and passes the middle school level insofar as second semester, he i11 required subjects d I receive no credit for the first prmlardy with .students insemester andsemester. one half crectit the second The for terested in college pursuit% Ill - - • , k1'0 THE BAth -1 J - - 1 0 I I i _____ % - - hoped the trend will be '.ordc he may enroll for follo'.'.ed,noton]'. upon the high school level man'. vocational psychology for one semester offered at both a half cmdit and humal - . - _.~___ Charles Ed wards I'l - 'I - Moritrose i I- - - . . As,ilpq ( lisli flofl rk'hu:,ted lti 2lt tIrinIvc'rAar%11% "st )ntiwq AMU'. ( hun ii Iat iI 'iiiiiIiiy Mtqtre ('rq'uuunIeq for the nIfrrmui %%'flq Nit ti Srultyt' F. Ilontly, wts lilvil with itro , *I'll(, lisitil stirring devotloti nq led by Mrs IHnn flw-k" iurid Mm. .Iewel Jnvkii,n SCIVt'tiOIl 'J'liIi'U' (;O(i' WII 'uiisf h 11w Women s (horns Miss .Iuinnitii I'iipino web mneI St Jamol (1milih us (for r fainil MIss Aunet I . ' 11 I .1 1. \ - pathizers Relighted June ii6. fl has not missed a night rice I i-ft f\ Mr; (.q$ i Ink were- k)Ir,k,qpqI Iirs rIrc Randall Jr Lawinv1.. .Tnng toy Mrq Kathy (.i.ipI.'U They with her AIAtd'f hltTy. her . rp Miilwny lrpruør,q atlntA Ploie and R.nølv' I nIii" A'i Irsti.ri Merry tetw4t. 1w'rity (left), .NIy (IyA (itit) f'tpr, '4isirnary Rap(( P*lpe4l her fr day j?$at nacnl Hflhl wr,d ' P- ('burr h ' k'et it Annual fall %4 r Sharjl K 'r" lat,n wc'rp p1i'fl t,j the it fl4j fNI4If'fltjofl er rPI4'h?1tC4 her 4vnth ;1f'cifkffl Rpqqlp ttrr.tkq with R.' • thrlay baryl u the 4auuihter Mr,,it..'rq ',f fec I I,vt Arri$e Iurrrughs, evangpiAt M ti Mr; wooryi, Greg, 6i, ,ir I v Annie 1, 'hirnor, Mli,zoe Marva probarhopid thipt rbank4slivirliR J4;rn Mhael .snd Anthony rth'• 'i iioirj;. S1i!1c WaVIF crrnrin The ' 'uiiriiuInq. MRs Morvin Kii!. Mlssutnary Rapti (,hurrh heIpth.ir dsfer to .hmhr '. 1'eMISS EIInItP I. WlI5';n, Mrs fiin'iIy Invites y'ti tn wrqsh,p natalYMrs Farnestine (,arrett I Iolce Mpt,r' Mrs Kathy with them th. t,utiniiatInn n,,iiiheU, Mrs M.r.eII .11-sn- th.ir rededication servics. New 'Iorc is in 'he ity to ellioliter, %Iri. I An I Igo, win, Nill flore!Rrta Pipbortq, Siiinday, 14th Street anti t nntr/ lrc %1ntiII Jr,ris'q Mrs t' ypr . . I j'q P -.' t '. . fly MMIVA V. HAWKINS :2&4I t Ifl'Jflf, H07. 26, C lub Celebrates Amies . IF 411111, 0 I _______ 111 - Bon V 1J dangerous coquina shoals S and 7 A Florida east coast laredAll activities will be held in mark. the red brick lighthouse the Plaza Hotel on the Beach. towers ahove the Indian and LoxahatchN' River-, and the Jupiter Inlet channel - The 1OSfoot tower s heacn - rst was lighted July to. IW ''light was darkened during M . I - ( Veterans of 1ec i of ttuc sear lOt the 1973 1)1' B Th\ W orld War I Auxiliary fl97 met dues An award %ttll be given to Monday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. ,j p auxiliary b3 .( flfl for their regular monthl% ment President. After the Charles meeting refreshmenbli of cake Mrs. meetinp. Moltrose. president presided. and coffee was served by the Guest speaker of the day was refreshment committee. The men of the Barracks 1197 the Seventh Djiitrjct President of the VV,1', I liuxiliar Mrs of the VnIVW I who meet at the Earl Griffin of Daytona Beach. same time as the Auxiliary in another room. joined the flfl)Cfl for refreshments Thus 1 1t;HTHn .} % husband and w Itogether During refreshment time, . than 112 %ears, Jupiter light- Mrs. Griffin in%-ited the men to hr'ucc has kept '.igii over Allan. the 1'W I Mid %inter Con gTt .r$ j _; 1, ,~ "lll....olo` 1.' 'c- ,-.; 11ic11 .'.e been .1ges made in the overall structure of threducational program at SI-IS include mc'. trig from the traditional one year or full credit program in which a student had to remain course for one school year to receive one credit. All cla&-A!s -. I ~_ . I% - OVERAII.STRUM"RE 12-I 1 __ ____________ - "'I I e .lo the However. "turning Myr1l1d of changes at SHS, all of which have n PcdctinL ctresse national - . - ;fdmiu; that in "our schrools, ill - 1_~ IPPCZU that we have a road in this particular area r However, he mentions., in SI-IS " _ — Phase I of a reading program ., . fol be Implemented with the second semester of 1q72.7' Students for the reilll _ -1 I programiitSRSil1 be selected . According to their grv,l C ., -1 . ~ reading leve.. These le,. ileglan-fit.." a, thc fac-1 t1ill" public infornied (if operatl within the C'OUnt S educational the COUnt'. i.c as Bedding — hard-pressed z)3 !IIIUICIaI opoes". he feels 1 Redding says it has been public relations person would acknowledged by eduratill Ile An Asset. -Not many representing local colleges and businec.ces.,he note: The public interested in quality educaltion,, may note with appreciation and en. thusi*srn an almost t0 degree turn in programs tniti,ated at universities, that Seminole Seminole High School in the Count) is superior in school design. orgitnization tind past three years, Many of the innovations are curriculum, Redding maintains unknorparn to the public acl- the public sMuld be informed cording to Principal lark ho& ..heir tax dollar the large-4.1 it Jiri., v,hci rittnds th ç.i in of v.hch goes tasard county should have a public- th- sc'hc,d vcterr 1 - . icio per cent In membership b' 1 l I .; "ops I k Underachievement In U I - I. 0 ar Tho' cim?or,I Hnrnlri 2 1st Anniversary :r . By MARION BFTHF-4 ! I _ #too __ �Bishop Moore Also Wins Sunday, Nn, 26, 192 1OA-TheSanfc,rd Hera d 8 ain' 3IL'L'UU1 iles tlassic' Comebac k For Semno Action $ Sports I.Ail'. 1A1 Hernid Sporlil Edltnt either Sinf,rd trauleil ii a much all i; ;iinI in the tit fit half and 14 'rtocI. lisit n the thud won't 1i1 of the Inn' that left at halftime oh the s4N,l ind IzAnw ot Page IS Sunday, November 26. '1972 the 'msncile 1eIhic11 I lac'i won't 1i'1ic iifl(' .t Iic Ihnl !tne11 , nucde a rencaikmh1i' ,ietcrmc k ti (i t, I hI ',1I4' i1 .3 itli 1 1 •i t1ii i "" - left Ili the Ililril iWttsIiI 11w' went nheacl Relivildlif Inter and ticnnic'i1 in tivin after It 'e-n final qunc tc'i lime html c'icte "nit Sanfi't ii 79, 41,ik huge he in cm \1e 11041 IM a mIs' tall lc 11w th ;isl 'Is'ct , i; ' in me mm iuc ;culmccuii,'sI htlIwhc M,cre icimul Sicufoust to tics' H :in ;, ,, i html Im$cmon,h,hi Uciic' Sat tirulci 1 tmi1'ht mm lisle llithin1i )i'nicv cmii ;c" 1ushu:u' litcul a'ttle fuc tlts tittits It at ; p U. . & I SCOPE ,, -. t p. 1215 LIST 24 JOHNSONS & E 'S BABY POWDER S 29C Mown Al i ________________ I [••_•__ Nil ns 1.59 DAYTIME or King 88 1001. JAR IA!j 3II1 $389 170's 0-TIPS I - , 11 1 S399 CARTON lOOs ) 100z. LADY TOWELS 4 ESTHER BATH SIZE 2i8 8 131/2 01, 1 0 10 4 VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE PURPOSE CREAM 59 IC 9.19 LIST Reg. 2.10 III BAN SUPER r am I REG. 1.15 ROLL-ON CUBES 7r SAVE MORE HOLIDAY PLASTIC ban AT MEDCO! LIST 59 1.5 oz. SIZE TRASH BAGS 20 BAGS - 99C ___ __ bird if lceiiiui'. 'ituiu,(ii,t,q (itch hihj'' ictoct is t.sIb Iii. 'ett;tic..l'. 1 . 1 - ( nrr M Ike I,otctiy, who had '1 ;c'uir i iui'lini cc 111cr ourfl-ritio, cit thee ' h:irity ctri1d. fie' F'ticci'ii tui,iI 11 sncirctc frit ti' N, l Inc"rm hit. I lark pam l lti ainncer with hR f)i'llfltc it in th fir half Jiff hlopIi'rcspargrr had ir. s ;c'iittt ,inicl David S1c'niIci i ic'.', .It 'he i' '.1 -c A J 'm f.tII, to I • tht (u:'tcct,er before (lit gacise was halted b rain and thunder. ,tilic.. t ' ) 3 ROLL PACK tTtt.t '. defense, ;cutn the- Ingskin ot the Eau Gallie 28. Climaxing the drive. was Bright on his second score of the night front three yards away Again the tere'd little as the Mustangs had "Liattics'. turninj each into it terithince were bug eyed by the a 124 lead. rout which 1usd ttct fans going explosiveness of the Mustangs iome early as Leon bright circled to the Eau Gallie fought back on the Frd icight found the outside- on that initial play and ensuing kickoff moving to the Mustangs rolling to their 100i scooted down the sidelines, Mustang 24 but a !uriubk ucors of the season bm mardi. to the (omniudote endhalted .e drive an .1 bce-mini 1 dommnin Eat; Gullie 3(4c in zoit ending all practical (if sluirlf v. hat really v. wait three periods of purposes the hopes of the Eau WeIi' 11 GOOD SOUND iIOc .) 32 SQUARE FEET RADIO BATTERY iiTr1 FOR 0 4 20 GAL, SIZE SAVE HERE! STORE HOURS WEEKDAYS - 9 A.M. SUNDAYS. 10 A.M, 9 P.M. to 7 P.M. to Sm,lh 2 00 1 22 1 'j 2 S? 9 Co. C.won 0 Space Bowl Foes their kiss to Mc'rrftt IsLand F'rida, night tics F.uu (.athe- tAJflhtUDdUtIl' still bidS C - tutU"", lootbull rematut utg UIS lie bi'htdUlt. The I ,pt I uU%t pIsmtrtIUUS' us expected was tapped us thus .pputt nt fur lbs 'rnaii it, S huunde ic "pai S b4I114 I ti c' mmii hiespUs With ib. hounds and (.uiuinudure, s lashing it na-aiim lIst-ce- will is' Iwo b2tt1se I,*lme_iu ImICUV I oust tsasitreus e' 'lime other gain. is a little flitirt- important in that It matches Winter Park and Merritt Islatid hi the- d istr el $h..,, Will. ,::-:---..-;-;-:--. --: . A8 Corso Sloan U, i'..ii)(' 13 9 16 1 00 2 S IS ii 19 S ? RuSSe Iflull 16 0 71 7113 1 ' 10 22 22 14 17 7', IS 15 2? 22 1v Maroloy Ma,nnutI. Rid prefectiuri they did not worry Personal FoutsOak ge about going to the air tic'i often. Se minole 23 In fact they threw but two TKhnical Fouls Carr r)##.( AIS '1011I WAlle'14P I - - • - 1 - iIl)OVe SLII't'UthIh(hiflg ( )ilk Ridge j)lIVUrS as III' lets i high Shot go The the opt'iing rouitd of the Seminoles downed ( )ilk Ridge 79-75 i, in Seminole Baskethall Classic FridimI night. - - i 'c ''r- rc: 'Neir 2urd on the board This time it itw rushing leader Waldu Williain, going in Iron is yard out expected to see 'much' &s(-U' Williams carried the pigskin tier 104 yards on 34 carries. puttirei hini well timer the I 0(%I yard mark fur the- season. His rulerung niate- Bright added another 87 yards on 14 carries tot i aas F nis h With 10-0 Mark -_T_r4 'f,, , " '.- Hi L 's ii ti: t -- 1'4 - -- .,. . . - ~if . - .'cstrusnliIst •iiisi l)t'lkt 194) ri-s icr,I 'Its'- sc'utscctctul iei'or.t mm hit- ti - - 1i I t%%o '110 tit. hioll lit it 10 game It escetilci tu,t- hceoji e.cs -- - 'a ' / 0 Mee - '. i'Iss ...- - , tuiid -.e the' sillier Nt-mm Sim rnc seIC $11 the thirst tanza cause edit a Securing pass of ii in .dll lht'ggit' LIe'S t'rI It' Mviti V. uttk's .5estr'ju( saudis st-ht-mi horton 'etcreti silt •u litres' mtret ruts at Ilk' outset of the tecuj'ttc Iffenittil to make it ~1~213 tit the Itt's oily .nkkd Ruti ine'Ie' -olt'i cut tune' antI 38 areb it, we tile vertlict •uu the LIII 4 Cli s'ctuisItguI sic riium Iak-s Ii t - ' ". - .. , -_ t Ji' - A -- All " "i -- . .. - k " - .a - ' IZ5), of Saidord, a inembel- of lilt. Ifi,"Ilop DAVID Hornets . Is high - .. - '-' _ the a ir to shoot a long Junips t dur ing Ow js sung gaine of the Swininole 11askethp-11 Class;c "I Ifornets ~f Kenny fj5-58 to advance hi) tw Saturday night tharnpiunibhlp tilt against arJrn d Mptrji,a s(or 10 I hi that Herron - re, IA-111 tes.cl'J it genvral coveting, Nom. V. 3971 41 i 30 aionca iii ust this. Milsme. Middle Sehuul (lfl :: , Awl at (Icc- sucitset it hcisukeshics if I- mm hat tics-) iuisghil situ as the It-11 hi iciiust lilt ..5url lit Ita ci sciuil period mmlii ii Astronaut Si ill sit siltus three )lartl 111155 husilis tins tic hlsitlhl) tul it. he ll I'ti mu asIde ci 1mm u ie.ciijts id, the uupliSel siucti sits is Sp ;iIIO 0 le 5 U -" 31cc public is inivit.ed, par. ticularly thuse parents fit Lof))!t age.-, U-12, the- uug of littlu leaguerti It II be a itioust IlifuruuticUme- utce'etUuI, M' Pk4' pl.in ,rt uittc cc scsi. thirst ;curiod I !,i'.t' Utt- c,uj t:td keell it Juithir h4111b4c. k We Chandle r put the LtcrratueLt ahead smith his run cf uceur s Iii hi tsu ccli I I ctu \usiigiiutrch I hi Si tuitc,Ai Little IAab,ue 5 lot it.- iii ruslIi,tacs tic fcshti-r Hi this iiis its m,nlii ' tile ), h f s iII) ,h i,sc hcc th ci Mu( iii the - - Semino l e •ctcqciclo rtvt-rsal cit ttittr --a-,su mm huts hi sass lilt-ui mmlii -, ,. ; ~__i . ,'ccceetht'r haliter (cci lice I liii sIlo Alger" I. oh mm is muritti ii here F ridiiy iii -,lit ' thus \t mu 'sins rita Be ac h hen .sc inLis fiicishwch Lice 5ei5ilii multi. it ti'() %j('ttur% timer .' s......_.... - i 11 -, - £ Islanders pul t Mike McDonel Photo '-' - The other Merritt Island Morncgcauseona 33 yard lieh' goatonest, prior t tie tow hdomm n bm Bla' I Spiss-,' Ui.wh suffii'iiils c-xis-tided an invitation to i.m mats utter lbs Iiscwcdm. tied pla_sult bound V. tilts t I .crk tb.-,it in their SCUMflI ftiial The' a UI bring a 6-3-1 re's-end into Lite gamew ith ii string tit time gaines hi whkb the) acre uithcuts Is ':'::-:-: :--,- 33 FG FT.A TP flit, OS et ii-I'lomi.i. 1, seUtI,'aintng Manleff the losers in total (of fense 3811 to Tort-is 147. and in first downs 16-9. An edge the losers did have was in Oak Ridge passing but with the Mustang Seminole But the real rushing hero lc'i the number line rarik , Mustaripb was Black iftic averaged 16.8 ards f or 515 tarries The smooth general ulobed out Ow scurini, fur ttw nightiA mard dash through tics.- stunned E&iti (jU1e' defense . muo 4 IC - i Time- victor enables Merritt The try for the extrit point Island to nitive Into the distrit". failed and the teanis battled on playoffs opposite We Metru even tem* the rest of Vie haff (inferenuc and District *.i with neitlier offering much m ilamPion, %snter Park next the wa of a threat mmt ek Opening the- second hail the Merritt Island did no, puiP Mustang'. left little doubt as to will, would control the rest of Uli mmhert thev Left off is month tics- (,U!Ttt ThemVolk off and ugv bectiase Usi' tiflil out them were tar inure explosive They wiiugitig with quarterback had been held scureiesx fur over Jimmy Black providing the fire 10 minutes when they played on a sizzling 48 yard scamnpter !-1,ej, r i cr::-jrt Ti' FO FT 1 00 7 05 5 usticcip ut Merritt islacici &t spoileri' it tw-'uncinr real pc-c-; football circles The Friday night the ;wcwertucwe- of the Ciit' Coast broke from the gate- quickly. Conference' have twice foiled scoring or, the first plaio of 1 .09 LIST EVEREADY BATTERIES No. 216 Ridge I4L,Odieton s Sm.th Jackson $ . T MFflCfl XMAS GIFT WRA.P Oah Xi''-. I' AID S CO ti i 00 \ it 0 Mustangs In Another Laugher E,o.' J 41 24 rofl • a chct high (12 16 I Oc,ed Out Mo4i, Reit' Percw-ccii FOuS% fleSPiop - -- - Meet Porkers Next 11cc ( i,IIciflh.dut'ti ham.' a tar more ttnpreuise its turd s'ucsicr ill at li-I wti huts the bevond best murk us the tough. tape (AIaSI Cuiifrrriist /I1Y/IIf// ccl lilt, 'II itiiccs c mm' ri tics ci 'uring lri-q"r cinch S IS is I? 21 12 16 16 111 IimhopXeflfl . an GE v tiiliiiits', '.'Jiult' picinite 'lusting ii ti mivc i'",,",fl 3 OOf ummoep Moore - - ) P e , .-..,c,fcctsl u uuiiiiiem teil istu sicily 7_i I? licil C Ic,utq ticiccln' 12 rub 70 itlu ililut'. itt tic firet huh Se ven if huitlYofi. the hl',rra'iq I.l teflI 1i q l)ci' I: hop '.1'c'tp qhcitt the' I ricuier' in firuil hs1 IH 1 Wimrc t d ball ha n hntz rf or t he handling ;not of the key Fighting Seminoles In their 74- 75 win over the Oak Ridge Pioneers F r id ay night Mike MCI)(tflt'l Photot . H L miadie of the baffle for the ball under the basket i Pt Crimmiris 12 The •iunior guard. one of the top prep cagers in Central Florida, scored 30 points as well as RIGHT IN COTTON SWABS 58 AT MEDCO fillIi iii,. t univ tcniii will, it cesitnik frfc t 0 00 A Carton SAVE s'O Regular It I'1tit J ai k'csc,, sucs'c aicis , fui:usrs''u smith, its ;wuinutc. lift if, lice II 1 1w. gcrnue r.'ny,ccjn)e'I II 14 2 * 'i I BOX OF 30 itc I. fill- ' .mlthiirc 'cm" inrut. I' (fl Will, * --- $366 S595 CIGARETTES d' 0.0"t, konnif . ALARM REG. PAMPERS ff iIitwp K ennythø Fliqlwqi fra by t wit Vtrcti in the third ;i'r iii, $l1. Thc'n tpc"'i (IrCIl lice firci cvs'n pvsintq r,( ihi, ftanrttc shuicirter In mdi 'iseir c' 0I k NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM htw hill II of the himl Ill I cccl leek ; (55i' pottul hs'.usI, sciih.s fue' a Ii ihcs' Ill "Ill' I 1III1 Scum ''' 1 iiiIiiiIt4' fsct it lceUcuuu aiucethcc'c s otiic'lc;cs k, tuuid umitli t 91 left ill lice j',cccccs, iiiitiiiti itik two tics thin simm s tic 1iiit this It 5tH itt fiuisit I'S 1c8 hits 5, iirs wag tin ii lied cut I • I '- itilictil '.uu t ii'' .1 .1 cod uiits'iich e.i . sin ; fiii f mis r 5f9 w Hy fifi to iin o ft o, t o irw s sqt,'ct it, t1w r,rcir,i iii, Irhircy r,liht UiqP,, 1, ''.',r' Jsiiri;il Its is Ifl firci ;c"rIrI leach. ,in'l It riritrisilecl thp friargir, ii 7JI tit 11cC half :° CASE CLOCK I (;itr 111v Nwq. fi l l tp,ltte'l -It fvitq q t rUsfim4tl''J o r , ''niy 1 by tIc" 'I mit. hit rip 'l 111 0111 11 me-fill-, 1mm tit wnm n scour nOARI) it LEATHER $119 rci Fs',is,vcs a TRAVEL -, finfi , ' It 1 5 ox. 2.15 LIST . hamnoO, SIZE H POO _ cut 11cc' mw Sanford cicissecI Ill foul stints in tict' first ;'rics1. ini'inchtnc', four .ini tics tcuccis cltuuctioti ustcsl Oak itc1i s his III ' 1"' is iii cit li st qcc sits r tics 5 Oct 1 liii (U ccmitccit,' 5 3F0R38C TRIAL 97C LIST QUANTITY - 'c-- klo.I $ 1.95 LIMITED - .._ BIG 24 oz. 88 S hIc,'''bci i, suisciscucs muts', . ahiu'cl I', lures' c1miiuk fsait'c ill tics' Iltt tmmcc .sc;1c,c - LIKE - \nsl mm litis' ti,' -,s'ititiceiis'c mum're A BALSAM SHAMPOO SHAM R II, • WELLA JOHNSOPS hinihv ECK lot the nps'ni;ci cmli lit of ti,' toiitntiiiisiit, cdthc,%c(crsScl I, Ihe ttctts'ci St:ctn flank sit Seciclnscls and Florida St:cts' hatch i ;ck llud's' cs - sited lice bird cl 1c.euc1I sit this' ainc' ;cicci juicsmps'l cccii tic ;tit early in 1hct leash ' . 0 $4 lmui,e 1,11M11 mm cc ucuc 11111111 ' MEN'S GIFT SET oz. .,- - SUPER SIZE 97C olght r NEXT TO A&P ORLANDO DRIVE SANFORD Ili iii $ hen scsi c .;;riil $h" I"I'I '' W'III$ q wilts ci tpi,kc't II) HIM is mute :sicsl Ill .'s 'snc,iq •if 0111 1 111 1 114 !sctifiit ci ilIttitieci III" in 11w qIcecult Ic4rt, 1, 11 % 0I w1wil toill vVent Ito the q ccciii Icik i ,iqs' itt e cie ii,q left in thi' hiss It I, l" 1 15 Is'il l 11w ccciii Uin 41' iiii II ansi qn,ck I c • i notif, Err'" ' 11 11111 ti i c'i Iii, ' Ihe 1st i huh mhen Scuifuisl It iipcmtciccq eciiis•iI the V 111111" ltnuhs'.I i in ne With 11) ;ciitct i, itsi iuifIllil! IH in Ill $ I t iwcmcq cli ictuil hil lf Ill, ci c,t,•'I It I,cu SHflIIui ci t stilled I $11 wcicct. ;wes$ lii th.' Ihtr'i i"'rI'ei fist thi 5119, mmlthc c 'i lit su in liii' thud lii' cecil c ''1 nl file ' l' . eellslI tip Ililt", q ''if lit ticcil irccuise ii ''"" ifl cli uciht wcititc, qi %, tii'tl$ui!i id tune free lilt s'iitui lticic,Iu,'i, mill slit file I lick tic.' tic Final .ttiel tit 1111loW4 Ill multi 1 Ill Iiuhi'.' icccu',luc tic ii; for liii him Icicitite 000 ciss' t .'iil;cIlitUJ! tIc tics' thu I ii ft 1,1110 ,III Ili n'huuu,, d1j'u1' c wnq hi' S smic sucs's l tutick. hi Iccit ,'1uit. H m"t',mnlIt,U itl Saucisit ci tic-si this' olicilti. lit rol 5i whcic 'hilt, I 111 lit units lit, It Ilicuuslice sin a filet Usd11 Idol '*it iff Ihci' tin atice hid is tuck lu';um, iuit lIcs'nc iclisaci Ir, dnct 1iu,th,tch t.'cccn ic -id lIe a him,l hot ls cs'i s,tcsk hichet I tick ,if this' o c ) IeIIIII /i',,Ij ii,u ts! 10111,4. iiu;uicllUs'ul tic 14-1!;1111 ha ' Ii 'ii isis s'ijthst ;'sitct'c, Ieuit tie's bush cuiccl 1111% isititi cellist Ui. n :i, w; tics' s ucmtti'qt 4.11muir' fsscii lcackc'tq hint till n,tce st c l ilt lal iucisinl'iItq ts't iii Its' tutial icu'rlswi Oali ' liStS -, (Mike McI )snwl l'hiotsu : Sh ort s . •ni.9 iuii sa iliuuicing o.ii it Jut Be rna l I- a 1st. head i stat Ii ,if the ijt.ut 'mmuiii Club omit tc( tict 111$) J111.01-111 clu bs in liii ii cIu.'ii K. Uhs lkmirty hiuhis d hint yards In mu the fluurnacc'uducs on 'lice- t'orstiiaicu I lieu-I lt,ltmjlb ties board andthe ii tied list g sins' in ltcil iii, hishcsa fuel (It so -ore b act c-ptIiui' a from 2$ will iucaik the lit-it .11il0 st 01 blootht-1, 1(uggle fill tile tollmu rsisns `111111 hell it 6-8 lit the I 11 111111 k ' - ort • '11w 'tushis stu,riuci'd husk for der ut lht,uh.',stc last seasucu ccl tius hicicsis teS lii usc' tsctit tSe heel Cs ieif - with. �OA-The Sanford Herald Bishop Moore Also Wins Sunday, Nov. 26, 1972 1 its iti'ru1 'Classic' Comebac k For Seminoles Action Sports Sunday, November 26, 1972 fl % .tIV lAVIlIlI $Irnld SIIiitt tdIli't Mii;t of 11w frillit tluit kit at hnIftii,i.' 'ii the cr's 'nil iaii;.' at liii' S.'tninnl.' lI4iRki'tIP.ill I In;;Ii % an I linli' $ 't ahahl I lii t4 Page 113 ctiirv, cz,11111, iif IIi',;f' livit ;tsiyil %nhlI s'iItict ;iutifiiril trnjj"il tJY it time If Rq ; pnlrit; Ii' Ihi' flr;t Imll and It ;i,jrit of ihi' third i'ri.al, hut p f;Ih' a p'p p par kiptik $ 'itiir'tiai k I ii' I hi I it h i i • y r_. r 'a t, .R M III - qt th tu 1 ,. UI 5 PIECE - REG. 57.50 SCOPE OLD SPICE I! SUPER SIZE I baby SCOP .5 $'1cIICT')A,., £.IJ lUJU LT V&. $4 88 LIMITED BIG 24 oz. $ -!! QUANTITY 1.95 TRIAL SIZE r 'v ! 01. $1 19 I -,f foreloriarfl. their trip player. two hu(ket; (sf the final portrol for the Pinnylerv, -timing nfr the NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM 159 10 01. JAR PAMPERS BOX OF 30 DAYTIME 88 1~ $ CIGARETTES $3 89 - or King lOOs SAVE AT MEDCO - S399 1I 3II10 - --- TOWELS $100 BATH SIZE LADY ESTHER l3Y2 o z. 4 PURPOSE CREAM 4 288 I VASELINE 13 INTENSIVE CARE / __ 59 p1.19 LIST Reg. 2.10 BAN SUPER CUBES 7r ROLL-ON 1 an SAVE MORE AT MEDCOI HOLIDAY PLASTIC P LIST nvopv.nvu, 59 1.5 oz. SIZE 20 BAGS - 20 GAL. SIZE • -,' ' : r •, . r' '• , - -• 1 . A - - 13 i"45r, b ASrnith 2 00 22 0 1 2 57 Ca' ~`f 3 The victory enables Merritt 7 Island to inove into the district failed all(] the teanis battled oil playoffs oploosite the Metro even tenii3 the rest of t.he half (.'onfere:uu'c and District 3 iiii ith neither offering inuch III Champion, Winter Park next the Wily (if a threat. W t.t k Opening the second half the Merritt Island did not -pick \Iustinp'', kit little doubt as to Up here they lift off a iminthi s hi would control the rest of ago bectla se this til ile out they tb(, gaflit They got off and wre far titan explosiv e. flu) 'A itigifl' with quarterback had been tueld suiri'less for tiver Jiiuutiiy flack providing (lie fire tO minutes hii'ni they played on ii sizzling 48 yard scampter '. RADIO BATTERY '•& 1 10 1 S ii 4 S tered little as tile %justangs ha d prefection thet, did not worry McLendon, Ruilij. manivv Fouls Oak Q,ug* 3-4 about going to the air tiM) often. Personal Smnoi. 73 120 lead Eau Gallie fought back oiltileIn fact they threw but two ,, , , e the Lonut odurt - Cotter i.\ • Seminck downed Oak Ridge 79-75 in the opening round of 'iii' emI a -k " 'a I! ( '!assic Friday night. 'M ike \leDonel Phol 1 • .. . . -- - • - :,. . Despitethii'ir loss In Merritt island Friday X. WII lime a a s F n sh With 10-0 Mark ti 1 -- . Spa -i' ituivul iifli.huls i'I.'ndeal an insilutiwi to 14 nluuii alit-n th ehI*iwuuls (hal pinyoli bound Vt hum r I'au hi, !I$ 4$ Iii lIt. hr sa .ksun final flit lloumis will bring it -i•: ru aid tub the gunu with a string of Ii' games in whkh they were - . 1,. Sit LL.' the i&i ii u I ii( was artttui here ' ridws "vrna Beach it as the. \ u.w m irrai.udas finuswd thi. u&aun I th a .113-211 victory over ' tr'niaut .iitd a perfeut IIMI nil. 'ieasvuia! ret'url which ' - , - ' icr fur - - r - I - ' ' . . I - -. I •/ ___ I - .." Semino le * . - 0 - hedule - cetiuipaugn. - .read) clinched a spot tu the list,ruct plui(s thanks to the 7tit: Lwu.eut O.k ala '. inguarti * id Out u I' or'. -tt ni outset it ivvkt.'das ('at is ht thvy ought b s tu.L1 b.huiid S-u) '...0 Is ui the u.cvuid ptrtud whu.ui sLronaut urett on a three yard : . -. • - - t- '-= Het-run stuireti on a three I run -it 'he UI5( ii i3t !Out It .e bt't'Ii 'tii) fur e B.irrucudus to falter in this - ,.- - * t,su thi tiuiu1Kr put thu. Barr ueuU-, ahead with his ruin at four iruis autul the other \ew 'iIlyrna ,&ijrtt in the third stanz.a :auiie in a &-uinIng ;)dss 31 ii 'ardS fr'mi Reggie Heveriy ti' UVIlk Wadley. Astr'unaut muiidivui I 20 . ____________________ ------ eumpiew rversai of th eir $.'I wauut which 4W them will Ut tug ci ,' _ /' Muruig i-ann.' ama a 13 you ii tiebi gaol by Julut West , linitar to the tutu huts n lit lila. hi t i- It • : i i ' '' The other Merritt Island X. j - I . - Later in the (birth pt-rid thi' )'aril ulsstu thir*ughi the stunned Eu1ti ( ;auii• tk'triist' - a junior tor.card for the ugtning RICKY RUSSE. jo. I'l,tabove surrounding Oak Ridge plaivers as he lets a nign iho( ! ' - Islanders put their third score on the bo,ard This time it was Space Bowl Foes - . It tnt rushing leader Waldo Wilhiauits 'uutig in (ruin it yard out. Not expecteil to See 'iamb" action 'A tlhiuuiiis a arru ii the pigskin for s putting 104 yards Put 14 carries. y trul huitti well over the i tiuuurk (iii (lit season Ills run nitig mate Bright inideil another 87 yards u 14 carries. - ' ' - r cr -. , haltd the and emin ly , •., ., t oo fl gr at lit itiO& 5,,II ,IOU , tt, ,rt1k k Ttc nn.cai Fouls . - p;1--cN'Al 111011 ensuing kickoff moving to the It15t1tm' 21 but it fumble , i 14 • , ' , . 2ii '1 111' kl,rnlir the 'atuie Rutisi Iriuuui ctt iiSl$t 1. aUtgainhllg %l a nie f 46 0 the losers in total offense .I& to TOTALS 21 23 43 I1, anti in first dolto us 11-9 An e 27 p 14 edge (lie losers did have was inOak is Seminole 22 passing but wth the Mustang grutuuti tutactune suurking to Fouid Out S Smth it •t1.. - . cofso ~Ioan iivtruuge'uh II. H uirds fair his It, ihit' s "IlItle" IuiuIt,ulI remaining on its suhieduk. The Cape Coa st pots erhouse as esprited wits lapped is tilt oppoiuu iii tar the I y man (ire ) hounds In lit Itiittl ,itiii iii St 'A " I - •*'- through the 0 $luiuuIii,Itur('N defense. putting the pigskin .it the Lao (alIk t8. t Iuuuuaxiti: the (truvt as fright on his second score' of the night (rout three yards away. Again the point after failed but it iuuat- carrie for thenight %%itha brilliant W night the Fou Gallic . 4 . But the real rushing hero for the number one ranked Eau Gallie, .:. : . • ., .. r_. . FOR The try for the extra point - 33 S i * - battles", turning cacti into a tendanue were bug eyed by the rout which had the Fans going explosiveness of the Mustangs as luii Bright circled to the home early. I riday night found the outside (fit that initial play and Mustangs rolling to their 10th stootul dosi the sidelines, 37 victory of the season by yards to the Lommodores' end downing Eau (mite, 30-0 in tone, ending for all practical 'AL really was three s ruxls of purposes the hopes of the Fall 4 1 c:arr MIHflIVF ISLANI) The l;ilU (aIliv bck on the 27 Mustangs of Merritt Island are October before the game was becoming real sxuiIers" in halted by ram and thunder. prep football circles. The Friday ifiglit the Mustangs powerhouse of the Cape Coast broke from the gate quickly, Conference have twice foiled scoring on the first play of the hat Was expected to lx' real night. The 9,400 fans in at. 1.09 LIST - 00 Mustangs In Anothe r Laughe r !3t ii ithied two tutor,: runs ut ate .Iuttl 38 'Hi ' apis Spo rt CL : ) ts Q 1' lviii Alm tierrun SAVE HEREI -' c/ I , A IP handling most of the key ball ha n(IIing for the Fighting Seminoles in their 7)-75 WIli over the Oak fudge Pioneers Friday night. t Mike Mc! )onel Photo fl I N TilE middle of the battle' for the ball tinder the basket is Pat Crimmins (12). The junior guard, one of the top prep cagers in Central Florida, scored 30 points as well as EVEREADY BATTERIES lip ' HE RALD SCORE BOARD Meet ParKers Next .P FEET SOUND su (3') 00 I IS II 71 t. - 32 SQUARE TRASH 99C .4 , BAGS 0 2 Personal Foul% V ROLL PACK , it the har1v ;trIp.' Re i'uislI had lii points or ttumtd rr,nnpried nfl only 2:1 !rsers (if $3 foul thot& missing 12 if Jim Clark pared 'he .vrnr I i empts in the first half -'ev.n auth 18 paints tu n he the lfl misses were the rmr ialt left Hnp(encper.zi'r uuI a th.it fit b(,flhIS sifua(ionq )nlntg And rffiv:cI \feniln1i. I' r P t • .'i' • - : XMAS IOc GIFT WRA REG. 1.15 twin- points perfortmo, FO FT A I P asras#oor. I ) GE . I :or :4 17 21 fturrut ie, / 13 0 of Fussell a 10 oz. hn hid 1 14 tr.r.' 7 07 ' T PS _ CARTON FO FT A T V Il 4 '.'th•ii toTAL', - Carton 49 '. . B.;hop COTTON SWABS Regular "r.v h i pa,nt.. lu kin ,v,;.ilso in figuire-.th - , 170's s r ,re '..ic I iIlt'i ( It I )%SP$ $366 . 15 95 or Pit IA(OSCOREBOARC) ALARM REG. ' Friday night impi1 to i 1-4 firt perod lead, mu rnntrMlM he rnarin rt-t it the tialf Rishop Kenny rut the Richn'i 1nort lead by twr itntq in he 'bird pevin'i, 19-4t Then the-, jrre.i the fir't ev.'n int* ' 'he,(fl fntirth qhi;'r'.'- i within 'in.' pot'' .'' CASE CLOCK :- l ( iip.'flflhI 'II' Rlchip Mrer.' in;,I iatf ri I'Thn /ui1i ramp oft the henh the (rnaitt'r 'si (rr,re eight point; 'imit they mont.' v'iile riirin were four hakets that ill earn.' pain?.; Inrtng u U.cecnnd to ';ifi it rrudal moment; , . the I hiuk.'t serninds later 1,iik fudge managed to regain the least and they controlled the ci Wi7 iq the rontest ent ter'd he final p.rlt4 . C FOR3 3 8 LEATHER LIKE _ S S5 LIST ILL 29C 97C LIST M. - I . tovell I S. SHAMPOO _ POWDER w4_ TRAVEL RE K 15 I. I - n 'erman a'in 1.-In Oar! 4flfj vtth Ii heratise he lust got off the played, the Hornet; ted inlv " football team He had lI points m.' Rl;h. \frr.' -;huto.i' on ii (cli tuaI by (rlrnmiri; Frank Slcian put them ahe;in$ e;td, for ,in'l 'a',(,k .1 fs';e.polnt r puujuuurn, WW I, 94'i held Ofltt. tar ' 'tin' rpi k Itiuuls In the first two rupIc of minutes Then Sariru.iniut.'q (if the gain.' font began another rorneha'k, iurifu,ruI ,guiccs'd 10 foul game. in the First s'riwI including ,ind with I 4 left in the ('riranriun; c.ink two free throws 'air an .a' urlus si ua•lflfl, an,d Tri be in front $4aR i''luI 72-15 lead at 151 put The cior" was tien tie-il at the- i n'I ' I Ui. firct qua rter (ulI.7i and 71-73. Sanfoç4 went " ,fl 'i ci or .I'essl IrI . aV -rlt.'ct taurruirnpent .#,nv,ted lirilteqi SI;iI Itarik r.f Seminole ,uiil F'l"rirlsi State flank fl1ik flidgi' r tired the first ;k sinits at the gailit' and uirni'd rilt tt o ;in early I4-Veint lead Arid while rh" Sei,jnrilpq were .' BALSAM SHAMPOO MEN'S GIFT SET A 97 WELLA JOHNSONS & JOHNSONS frrm the fln'r 'i' milted 44 fn1 ic only 23 by the Tr RP,n Kenn -. riIflaWy iflt'i in Alin in dn,ihIe-fiqiiroq wa,; .,, ft in the Pley exthango-irl hnsikowN. hilt A 1111140' ( r(,wfl was (on hand ((or the oppirdrii! night (if the NEXT TO A&P ORLANDO DRIVE SANFORD 'If If/[tiI///1II// and !hen iner.a'd the 1a4 to )'flt.4 ath a hskt t,y (rImrnir Sanfti'd riinrhe.1 the 'Viri when Wheatflfl R•lt fl the lint, with Ii .(4ifld* Irlit in the garn. and IRnk two r're fre thrrr'xq (rrnmin ended the dame .with U' pnlnt, induding 19 fl rr,,vy,q, drtng and ,nqIed ,, c', c win m.' wln the ;erond hid( 13 it :L.nfr.r's reatleul fly ailvani eu ttkh'it, Mrs'ire and lflt.4 Ifl the third per i od f o r ,he ,9 g ird PO il 39, with ft. in t he th It. tt • Tribe a they iutwnred he They then pr .'eded 1 tuuiripltin;hip Saturday petlrl r Pioneer; 7714 in that frame fflj, Htp Kenn, anti V4'.t.' 14 trahtht Wheaton hit eight of nine free iiik I')ak Itlul' haul to "file for the (rinnirnin;, in4 rut the 'htr,w In h. final YTi4i'1 !,i to Sl-49 with I ltinigc' rriar,n I 'ric'iIativin rr,ntih at 7 in ii' him IA poi n t for the night. remaining in the third frame at'irulay night lc'fI in thc' third ,4'tjf1 They (jisk, 11,ifigirt went wild in the went ,,hParIi.r.nilq later and flr*t rfflmnte arid tfl ;'rondq M rrInrIagP'l In win after a c"-aw the wr,r,.I perfrI, swrilring in final ruartr The final ott (ore r rsflW Wive polntq anti taking 4 waq Sanftirr$ 71, Oak flu.lg.i Th ,1. l kid The margin ctayP4I at#iut the arr,.' until the enti r.f .' i the fir;t half when anf(ird ' held nfl a title rally try Il ls. 1tjct,, Kenn (riicaderq trall.rl ts-v a they went t STORE HOURS Iii. ( ii,nuiiinliiru s lint. ii fur inure inipresshst r.a ord i outing iii iii 9-I tshulu hi is the se u aund 1k sI murk in Ibv toughs rape 0 oust 0 u,uilrrei e Wiihittuclloumlsusid(umuimiiodoresuluuhingil mn.'auis thur.' will be bwii battles hk'lwri'n Metro WEEKDAYS 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. SUNDAYS. 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. conferritur poitirts itud those front Ille Capir I ansi (unfe'rt'uiv. (he oilier gunta' is a little mar. Ittiportuuit In that it matches Winter ltmurk / 0 % The 54 uiiiuiOh( Little IA ilgin' 'A ill huiahi , guuie m.d tin hug, (0 \Iu.nahtus '\ut .!i I'.! .il \liduhlt pill tat tilt, \tuhsst t Sc hool oh - 'luimi liii uiita.'nutung is 111.51 iii- - - 1,,r- - The ituic Is invite-i, 11111. Ivaglirls It will is' - - _' Ilculorl) those patunts ill lm ,)N 1119V I, 912. the IlL" if little \IitetieLl Ilerruti a4khed two liti-inU on tit evnser'ion via * "w' '• - . . . ' - . t Jut. Berusal a bvt\tvvn th%!.w otv tichcoc, Nothet lWg8od lniiii'ts, Is high in the air to shoot it long jumper diii ing the' tipemung gaiiw of the Seminole Lldsketball ('lassie, 'l'he' Iturnets tit)pett Uishtp t crsn'i That tuutentuu*ski. S:iniiurd Mt'tidoii4 scored 10 points a tisbr of touchikissits in the tc'ur ( Mike McIlunt'l I 'tioto t 'S tateb o put (1w 1t.*rrauus.Laj at The t'ordkt.uuiu L'ressI fQutb,i thu.' board and ttwut tied the danloolf in i-'h4LIJu.ipbua next Cut se'uxe bt aeu.-eptin a ¼Lt (rout !d will mArk th tit -wt g4mc DAVID MENDOZA (25). of Sanford. it invinber ()I tilk. 111sholl I j,sj tuauJ the aeon 'twa iii &. tub 00%. the wt ttv kAtin- kit It 5-8 at the 4liiIUluaiijuu.tu.tJ.:. t �8. 2B—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Nov. 2b, 1972 I ft__N1_ ~ 44V~ 1Ai*&A -, __ ii`----%**,,~ 4V . Jack' s Efforts Super :; ""`*~ ~ ,D ~ _- I F D'i'sney Overshadowed By Nicklaus? LAKE BUENA VISTA— Walt Disne World's Second Annual Golf Championship is the headline event in the golfing world this week hut for the second straight year the tournament has been forced to taw a "backseat" to the greatest player on the tour. Jac Nicklaus by Ron Frost -- Rolling Hills Th RnU1n Hu1li Yomen Golf AZSoct8t*Or. staged II Am eirtra awart waaddedtm thaw scoring the fewest sokesxi the par holes, in Championship flight. June Dressel ftred an Or, Ut capturt, prize Vtrgmu the ba gr F'anehm on the fIU!'l' lncienU . par i*OT t'i' 1101' Bfl"tflT Witi' 8T 81. ww I}ur1 hc. mime eve. - Se rJT1L mv gross- j , 11 theCf1ih, winner a' tht th C captured the ka gri monies with Philisf Crdascth war. second 81121 i rtwarwonbCharbotteThaJlinhiIflatCiiO!CaTthC who was awarded aecond place }'.rU. tadie Carol Duf fmaahedat91 VirguuaSturglswcrittw teaturra '_ Tht 11 Ii Mer c Associntrnr heir i '7umkrs St1( weekend wtudi was is mixed two groas ended in a tie between Able Gordon anti Joan 1I Prank and Mars Weaver, Both teams fini.the'd at five pa'- 77 Tim- low net wmne'-s also receiving a tur kes for th efforts were Virgil and Pelt Johnson L i:.kin aivi Fran Let u. u - __ __ . - . 7 .- N I __ _T ~ - ill -~!. __ ' - ) 11% DR31, JOY(l. Asupciated f6resi, Spirrrtj~ Writet * 41 points last &mda u a vicV'- 1 -. tint Francs p Harris and cleat an- sraidou of Lydeli htitcheL at than ilL sard five tzmt- IT seami total of 73[~ var& mi Stnckmar, ha.l- eagled fir.w. 11ol against hlinnesom'f, Purph GarW figures U- boost. Vranm'i winch dropped their record ti CMnierrnrt Central u,L.,L' 1 dat flO .s eem ilk( . Hen ca't ht ' pirtured s ith ces erat liarbara Brewer upheld the eagle status for, tin lathes as TtK- Vikutg_%, wtx- got off tu it vit1tta-aido!hr. ,(irivt-,. UIrer wood and fivv wood There were sc vta more bes eve' scores turned Ii b time straigh fur a f-I record and i-u-- .L Amorif thost. we" ljoru hornter 44444b Jotm , iiemtK- nwiti ii, contention for the Nhtional Confem vir'i Central Di- :x-mling 3&316-7L. lArr) he=Wer 414(-4r,. Apollf- Kobviak vesiot betund Green lta. !Itj, Johris.m. V-44-9, Ccrigratuiationi, U. all & voiji ''' and Detroit, .4 Vikin~ * cjuat- terbac Fran Tarkenum cc li times ..oug, for old budds 13O1 Isrnwi, Tne) played kr% rokn atrinl' h' ran firs Lou' at Miii 1 07 tilt jj~,.,;, tisr" 1wrei:,, tit- Mvvla17 wornirt nnvt twirt flu- W. Stati "e.ar ' ea'-rnnas a thi Iyesclus How si m beater hhaimi Dolptuu shoot Iiowhn Green and Muim Hou did Kent Suitt, wir, ttw averaget! 29, yardik or, the ground per game conipareci to ,, 171.!; ferenct, MAC, tlUt, and tht- 1:1`1;~ Kent'. tt* Tangerim how," That m ti, In ottm Sunda% game!'L '" Total defence found Nes' Cr1.a& a difficult questior ti answer. engages the . Ont. Uung for cemin. voL worilt Gulden FlustrA all the wa% find the artswe; it. tht,. natmir down in fifth in ttx- six teani charts released b' 11w MAC. GUUILS ho.' League Miami was tin leader deferisi department in passing offense a sting 8 yards permitted per return department wiv, Miami ol Ohlo wittl while wtsipptni , hrocK.ingtot .. 'ifII sard average Ili rushir4 offenst, Ken'. St . i-ash, iT o :-:: 9 — 4 . mV' . - - e- sejt- - .,,QA 47 1 -,,,,-, '1' - - °- - 14, and Miami. 21-It .. . ' :-- .% * - - ' - - " p - " - I - - - 1 • - . .' ' . . , - - , . . 4"- - '. .,~ - - . - .''• - - ,. -.. - --- - .- - , - - . -- - -''-' - - - - - " - 'h-' ' - -- -. . 11- xj~ I -. . :i -o - iL mgtit ribe - - ••''' - - fh?•j size 6. 66 necks to 22 .............. thru size L#t'SS - - - - HAMIiUII(1 Gernianis-LMonti of Italy won thetwu-da}- qualifying at the World Cu; Tutnimanient. beating H'.Lialkmr, the defendemt enter Earl Garr during last age L , S4'tflJflOir BØSkethaU Classic Criinmins scored 3t polfltl' in s 7Th ciuuest of the Pione. th€ --- re-Tue put ROAD BlAPCK -Sanford ace guard Put Crimnums fin&.t -gmrd on his attempt on this drive L. 5 , - Shirts-Spiwis lintim-HICAUU-Mark. Roth, & ::1 '.e;r-.olci riguthander from Bruoklvii, N V.. who failed to J " - -- Z ger I 14A ~j thru size 66 Part Coats I S ) SLac-, Suits - II N' was ' -- .11. -, - -:' C. t.'4tt5 Damage estanjate--ci ',U0( Bowling -' --. TALL - - MEN 'S PIEAP i • - — - - r Len P18 Hon •,. / ? '5 -- - i4' ' )'' # Y'2 "2J ",*.;r,4~ - -I ,~__ .,-.:' -!;~jr . . ., up - I — 111- ,r,i"V 41 - -I I in defense of the • S.. . . ~, ; !0 . 10 N, Z .1 I - I I \ ~ i 4 r.. .1 Ve. - — , - - %L also lands with heavy krities and heav the-iry on Jim Bouton's breastbone, t-%vn thotigh flotitc;n wrote' his controversial book abotit baseball. [lilt if we are to be tr,)l;- 180 (;rus'er -- 516, Terry F ddit 1). SlIlith lfr2, DEKI.F_4 GULF pathy for the atithor are -frin4o First, tie says that these "ma Iconte rits - 1519. Atimutig the high efforts in the plasers I n I, tough - . - ItlI'l.EY -S1'LJII J,it t Bell 184 2113 C U hmeiji trwii l)orm ISic ki,hiislYi, 1.ct - - Cleaner-, wott two from ubst I .t. .i. uri . designated official in a hniit- &1j, in tl it ut'sututt Answer Number !. Give Navy updoa tif .ic!~tluUng the pLiv or ,e n ithing Army ) 4 iubititutt! Pun" bill during the down from ior in illegal ". iubsUtute. the Army 30-yard line. . Rule t3_5_2-a N'o inctsin- who promily 'sports the nicki*wines "Antinal" and "Mid l)og said he would net er inte uttonalls hurt an opponent 512 Hip ' II II ' - - it k ) -11illess provoked . AI. 1 Barbour - [toll - It tI Let'- 's' 1), sw dl it pair Sw) b) mnent, and "heat tilt- living hell" out of another But he 2.09 21)4 for a 617 set Other tnuie (tutu ( hint k h-ciumne ral 1113 highs in time loop c-uuuie from Jeitum Jam 181), Jerry' Teimipli' Frank Flood 210, Jack Kaiser 19-4, Woody Wilson 185, Juni 193, Kathy Mosier 195 immitl Jack IAiimuh 200, 21-I 5-i:i, Itun Urban limit Jeri i93 ( tuarlut (t t 2.02 tiSl'ltUI' l'.SSIONAL.S Dick 564) I'cirrclla 190 tIM) J Arthur 19(1, 225 Bkbards 19-4, There was i-ertiiismiy nothing timid Frank Tn'iulu 183 about the unprofessional nuwmner in which Jim Carver HAl I AND ('hlAtN mud J Ii nuiph i orului It it (hiciisi_ites Last wee he in this ('buck Kelley got Itmtii tin.' (t'4) im( lt Carver blistered lanes III kISlv. he CL as he fire dci 247 iii 19 and 20 for games of 211, 213 ,, his opening game iiiiu limO , and '209 en route to a 633 series, set amitoupte Arid Temple, going up against .110 For a 6417 ii 195. T24 Ma.oney with Jimii Carver had games of 212, 210 - Dave Crabtree 201 pacing n and 194 for a 616 - set. John 510 the Irish Ones Won three from tin. hi tnt erti. sweeping of the WhweIs. High lamnth's 225 helped Temple and for the Wheels was 111th tlw UMI'S win three fromim the B And Russ & I) One' tt'iiiii. Other highs for 201 13 & 0 were Jul1:1 Juo 198, 184 Jomm Johnson 191 and lsingston u.'nid Wiley Burrow 210. to four wins 189 led the Points The Itinkera Stinkers won Ken despite over the Wipers Wilkins 190 and )on Wilt 197. three from the Wilt's Amoco tictiin'l the 1fr2 (if S. Ilk-bards Gordon Scrairt's '222, i',io 'liii.' 4 Bees won four Irtaim tIme Put ( 'Iuist'rs lust week with Jiiii 541) Ititilumig tiltNadir s 193 Ilrytsimt IIickse,mi' 205, .9si way. --- 572 helped the Odds & Emuts split itIm 11w head Ituitners For time Itoati Winners it ssu ' I 114,11) For Ann A lmond 190 Turning In other high games lie looks with amazement at all the criti u h.' o e is ccl w tie ii as Ihc paragon of ticee net he eiu_ keti (,us Sexton 189 'tiiii 180. fie ld during a game to swipe a ball fans says tic' 't'.'. a %s reuli tt ti xid Iii one breath Cut liunlshed loin lit tha ii. it bnt ,utli he . iss that '.uu ci. ii SIR ti 528 and Hay .i,id Gitmtiy - Free let For Scalers . Fill up COMPLETE LINE OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES AARON SAYS ''we Will Set vice Your Car Ili@ Beiil" 7391 h-nirno.h Ave Sanford Ph. 322-9621 Curtis decided to litillish tile Illall. evell thotigh Itivre wert. hillidled, ol t h. -. .. u.. i hi poliet miii. n and ushers placed 50 1k len P idke 11211 191 Mars %I 11 muglilin 176, Eriii.i i'hierpe' 176 and lA'onore Price' 168 '.s ere best ill (lit' Ill II I \Ou - I l(' k ,gue lt0''. 111(1 ill tmi1'hs were In 'lhliita hlitks'ii 168, \".'oiiume I'lusyt'n' 167, Mat' Wuihetims 167 tumid Iii the' hose Vcmugliii 11 SEMI NOl ,E i'iui'i-:Its leaguit' (hi t' p '.s. i. hi ( u.I SI is Iii jii, 111)1 Val ileI 190, ti, 1113 liulmhk I imilic \l) Ititt 180 l(e'Ialti 112 iuii Dot liiittuii 201, 560. 191i ~ m (,lit and sent him to the hospital The fail had rtin ontu the 1. ii subititute, Is critical of Sample' who is ' boastful'' about 'foul play' .uiuui lb it s stilposed to in ike' s ott think h 55 is tju.,h (Ui i t s w .mtmts the won Id to knew th t U il Tops Wallstedt 190 ('lcl-:1vI'Ivi-: hi( )ullQtu: lo)p s'. ru ( urol Sluui'hmt r 178, lte.i'ero i17 pres ious spot for an illegal 3 I .tii . the I'm Into Nour imil hand), * - ing that ''Mike vats tilt- pant-i right out of the bui will tom tilt, w us to tu s ti. t ch'.'. s ----- - ----- _____________________ ----- -- Rule - 3-5-21-d 1 An in- coining substitute must report to a de-iignated ,jificial 2 Gus e 'avs option it a, I got it tither points Curtis tells how he sshaked his o IH5, Mary Johnsoll 179, Kay S1issiuiaii 171 ,uiiel Atm. tu ball. CePting the play . ur penali- kicked out of tilt- gaint- for it, but whaf the hell " 'MI ubstutute touching a live ' circle of lila%ery *A vatilted mer the * l(ulfahni across Iii.' f o rt-head with my arm ' - 051 Venalue .Xrmv 15 .vards for a satlistu to plasers intentionally hurting opponents Curtis tilt. 11 t Alex Serraes with a nifty 2(i, Sumatra fushuiiii iiiixed league 2.31 613 Lu Ic I unit r 0 i 1111 we ri IA lts Johnson ià) J,ic ksoim 183 1(1k rt (.,trt ii 172 and liars W illiauiis 191 Norton Chuck flake-rn 191,199- 565 for the Brakes-Mufflers. An . at the rm. JO- yard tine and while the ball u in play NItiggysey also hatt said that there is a "dehunianizing . llollv~ 171 firihga 208 fora 61 I.wt and w lilt Ripley 173and Nlyrt performance in the chp'' i wins by Dare .Velson. serrelary-editok-, XU.CA Football Ifules Committee It he,,l(I to hell(I b4ittle ljollston 203, Iloli Ilosford 194, Ii & I) Roofing lost despite. a fine 181- 255 Crill u,iisscs bits fy00 by three. pins but .* little of the ir rit.etuonm was soothed by th e fact his Radiator teulum swept four (ruin th e V-Eights last week. Joe lead gaines of 188, 182 and 216 for tils Sir7 set. ilelpimig hint Gil F lieu' r 197 Mumii liurts lii 211 arid l'Al Kemp 185. High for the v I uhts was flit & 1 :uhior 214 The Jlatt*!rui's and Points also last up with four was week. For the' flatteries It rhen he sass thes made a lot of mones from the garne. But when have fri%e plavers made a lat of mone~, from the gaine other t an when they knew tho eotnbination to the club owner's safe Then lie says that theN wrote their booki ti) inake nioney. Apparentiv ' Ctirtis w- ants the reader to belie%e that his liter a ry pursuits are stric tly to enrich humanits ,Nle~gysvv sai(i pro football plivers took ;VP pills "Fo(,thall ipla%vrs art, riot a btinc~ of hopped-tip dojw addicts," reftites Clans "I tion't take anv of that stuff Starr 195 Jiiii Starr 19') Itrr) (rein Bill Varner but still lost mhi four to the Stoek holders who's best win, a 187 by Paul Vu ilitains 520 and grl*d q1111Z bled by inconsistencies then we would have little ss r,, Waldrop 178 and Ken Robbins Martin 206, F. Weston 182 antI Brim 183 wins over Uw lira kes-IV, u Iflers. Witt's it was B. Ifenry with Li Altikiiiid 2W. 190, 2V2,190 --- 5Ir2 and W. Sumer VA an4i Ed Mallon had a 228 011wr high games came I rolls rege El lossorn Trail--425-8695 __ — - - have been tIkd antiestablishment football books lie Also '111(I 1.'Ieell ' follilsoll '-'4 :.tIirien with a 22i;, (;I-:N I-: I{A'l'IUN ( Al' tmiths week ft h Linda Bergman 15 1i18 ami ali.nii' with John w( 236 INIary liender.-son 171, Eve 1 188 /a.0 i '3.. and (mmmi Vrn Measersunith ii , lli9't rc' 18-8 181, I 4sdie M>Iott led the Nved Name tip two . OI'-AWDO PI 3103 I ! ."4, he thinks it's time somebodY stood M7 I ,i's 1xvoining 210, 199 ilico la5. 'I'. Powell 178, 11, , Varner I&I, Jo ,Nlartin 182, Art Ito,figer Satils 187 and EtIthe Adaims 192. Jerry Temple IVj, cautie I ". Gtirtis says tie has written this book becauie there is t,;u inuch "antifootball sentlinent in the air these days." And IA mm (rosir 19 il.irnld Herb- Mnks 185 J Y.00d 177 189 - 547, W Burrows . lATE 'I OYOTA BIG MEN MEN! sopr .i- 6 bombs Beth* 11tirkart 171. Terry Other high gaines were 511). ' Iji7, (;jell Kanaval 173, turned Ili by It. Painter 191, 193, Walrop Ed Ad4imns uinit out in Front - ! - Jones VIA)RIDASTATE BANK - LET US FIT YOU ,,_,,, I , , lutam in their books \% e saw some examples of revolu Williams 191, Ilarold fierbst 195 5:17. Elddiv Itywi 177 ' 516, Four - If ,oiu want to get isomeon. th ht tion last year in the attempts to sto the government ari,I in tile bombing (if the U S Capitol ttidding " One hai .i i Illisch to (to with the other as long pa.ssei and literal BR ks Pasni s 174 180 18 543 188 184 I)on Nkholas 194 lion Allutian 5-45, Pete' Pe'tersori 20:3, 186 183 Bob Poindexter 196 Itay Itobirwinm 183 18.4 Doe Ring 204 KIN - . - - p 0 ye I'asne Riek 185 And the froin 11hyl Varner and it 187 551 Red Groover 178 t J. Jaco 204, Jim Carver 184. 1113, the OOPS to it SWCCI) of time 114uik Draft_s hater t. far then th I ' 11ev. tInes he know' lie dosn t sas and Kathy Malloy 184 helped ,,x,. V# f Ir ,0.pif J0*V60N . _;,~; -_ - 1. , , Roger Accardi 18'.) 516, Grace by the Money lk-nders in their 202 Hill Hoatner 201 . p w,, " I s.unus 174 I)en(,air 184 Ray Sdvarese 185, 183, 183 • on the Hitrbow ..mnks auic. Ocean Cou'-. - , . ", - ' hIUt b not ly 'Tlits / ! / % t :ov''1 •uIIIr._,/4I Sp4rur189 0 1) Crabtree 11*4, (Ilef it wits Duke Caukin 211 P'V' Clam( /tutu 11w tit , )1 .'.N1L, W. It! u.i. Uri'. er Lother MOISCI)elibacher '.'i ii satLstactor) condition burns suffered ui a fire that th-- -, ',5" . . - I , - - ..r-y'e-r_j w tUe liSts ." - - Yjastw! stlould ii 'pr' Miller are- tie-ti at 136 after with - '' I t." - 5..0 'i ' J. - _,. -. , P" '" . , 0- '..,v, -. p4 I 4111b, — -"-) -:' ii" 1 1 .-n34' - 7.. , \.._-. — • - 11 't - _,i ,'.i-'. _—&, ..; it fulfuilmi.. a re-qulre'nt 'i it,. i-eVent ieai de:'isiu! , .'J' i2 ' The official should ung r replaced tires you out anti makes you weak" how does he know' I Deviare the ball de.id pliver ihall be on the field "Yoil may think %oWre playing better but you're not - III and John Bryant 193, 203. Other high games in We City iet - J7- J. priq1tiviod these efforts: Ken 191 and J. Unk 185. i - - $ I" 11 A u; Tournamen' with a thur-cithree-under-par 61' for a :0u1 : 4-hold total of Fill TON HEAD 151. A"- District Court. thus 541 A!IlOflg the other high scorers were J. Jackett 171, 170, 1). of (,co Senukanich 203-560, JU11 Has 198 l on Morris 215 and huh Vvalrasen 188 I' or Burger (if the Golden Flashes. 7anlpv, will base a far mor unpre-:s' record cuming 8.-. witti a 222 Duggan Bb U i Ikdl Morgan 183, 182 a09 and l..uuist. liosford i81 led the v.a hiiI I'.miniter S 198 189, 193 - 574 The Tangerine Bone! opci e'. . 1q)am or tot, in tt* Anierl'.1w ,, (rosns it was P Priot. ssitlu by K Williams 191 - 5M and E. Adams 185 - and Juntor Lewis 1154. 'Die FRA swe pt Burger (lie -, Bowling Green. 14-1(1. 0.nr * Ihickev hunting \ A.ST. Art: .. . 'i user Mithati chntL Stu"kttn, Calif was parah-z trum 11w waist down Liat± irijur suffered durint practice run fun- the $65,tssItuthoarti World Chanmiins'- :' - Unlimited were Al Liowlini 1)1 I. -S age - -- , the-u- trip to Orlando. by tme-:i Tile-S previously '.SuT I - V0 Michigan. The Flashe~ .,-,k . 1' P11 '. I) E L P H I '. - T he V. rid Hockey posted ii *25 inlilion bond with arc something the G _ - - Macl,e4i) 215 and Chuck Baker motes into Saturda' s na were. Pete Earl Weaver Weaver 192, Ijod 211. Other highs for Music re-s ersal to •7 - .a , ,,/ is (urtis soaring logic ,' sponiored L Ilivac 255 - 578, V. 0impers won three froin the AUTO TI ( A I% IV's JUN101114SEN101t league were INlessersinith 203. J. Kaiser 196 Coronas behind L Abernatl Also helping Creamons were H r- 1 2 thus event p ' the Flashes wo games HOMANA I) Lepu bI -.1 iancedo and Roman 'Tasa kept n% . - 187 b S Richards for a lusty 646 set while Don Gorinanhadlinishing games of L", and 214 and a 617 series. In their five conferenct '9 -: rish and Johnny Sample. all of whurn ha%e written what and added gaines of 186 and 206 are ov ' :j., .4.., '' once in their inecting with Slary Carroll. The Ilickaps parlayed 1 91. Kathy Cooper and Dottie sport Gassers. the 220 of Jack Kaiser if) a Ilogaii 1,7 . . . Au lowd Tan'lerim Bowl and di~ .~ tA top seed in the- $85 000 Br-urisI I Worl Di- d Ji.itfl "-TOUrtlitnient L Ilclpingllrvantwasa 185 by H. ctunt'sthe scores of Bonnie l.ink of four and would Last. had a counted , ,A:"nd (nmr Gulf Champioib. hisMakeUpOnctcamwinonly Uirry's,%Iart to three wins over the Clowns. Pacing the Clowns - t.- i ca at 1 .are a Vwa-str titer two rounds in the No t_i ' George Varner bowling in 555(q) over Sanford heating 'mi - -ao'a - ''' lu All this is just the hors Wotjevres~ the meat of the b,r)4;k 529 - helped the Fastbacks it) a and Frank Plapp 185, . . From sweep of the Overhead Canut. tile STUX)TING STAILS It-ague finished with a G56 series. Meanwhile for Creamons it wits solid team effort with two real outswriding performances. Ed Mallon operifA with a 54 game 591 and were W. i.cnnox ItIS. 178 8 . beings rutoward his fellow human bn straiil,ht for him. That's it fair shot " flu 1)491k i. (ilk d with wi dhe-splitting humor, such as hi lip rollicking quipi with tearninate ilubba Sriiiih, ". calls mc honks and I call him nigger a nd we both laugh Ar'cri 215 Walt Moore 197 itui The Ill(; SIXES %%ere flying lit thanks to the efforLs of It. 2M. Broomfield 180, 180 - 518. It. 1). Penick 195, 182 - W1 and this loop last week during the 1 ,. 532 11. and Allinan 200 liuuiie 179 led the Ilardbps Ii, meeting between the Music 542. For Templeton 202 olls. three %siris over the Mark 11, Unlimited and Joe Cream Sanford licating the best was it For Mark 11 tilt- high wits it 201 The Creamons crew won three BUI It all jusr prove! *-%t one don't agnc ssitti th,,t tiit of th i sun hit tutu 232. 213 - GM last week but saw Dave Ilite had a sparkling 2" " B9w'c-' j " jiirica~ ''Some guys, tin fort una tely, would deljberatel~ go for (Joe Natnath's) knees You find creaturei like that Ili am sport. those who try to hurt you intentionally I George who turned in the super effort for the (lowns. 17here is IeC statistics mean sers liLit — -.~ , -, Af STRIKING AGGREGATE by Alan Mayer iC ca nc r c wca J,SC • iIi s11111 sin iii [ like a h(in('h) of dogs fliere are lessons in sportsmanship for the youth Closing with a late rush Joliti GOOD Sill-Till"111) I"gue Bryant had it 212, 202 md B Clark 214 211 - 597 led Sports I n Brief of the Packers TtIt ICI*CieT ui this d4!)artflieflt brows, rank_ , ~ No : with l.n, sard. KEGLERS werk',; 27-1; mopup It lit p si tisitis it Alice Carver 177. . . Best Ili tile the area as far as we know. 1) it, Sorry 'bout that GARY. Miami the ,l I,t, t' I iJpincr)tt Un rc sire touching moments thit .iIl V hen lf s' ar old Mike ' ' s ri n Ii t. irs lit ri is section for the first tin. sports the newspaper his umune In he hirirrir's with it to his father's knee and exults, [)urr. Ihul that's pre tty neat LoCAL 11INPOUR1111 F tIU 'TOYOT t j with a bltstenng 279 game Dick 5 per ... was 2, Oilers l(l San weekg Rengals 14 Rears 1 P'ar'i Iciego finatlj learned it was ;n• t'1im has lost hr, e strigI" er to piiy erre,r (r.e ftha1l IRA IIEItKO%S \li were Bobbie lletalic2ffi, 2415 180. game P' mr u 15 ' Olflt L )- "1') ttu'd at In total offew tht Golder, " Itrockington makes who sweep but for the sulwr effort of kadtng rbei- - Lam BrOWTI Flashes were fourth with an ''r- , 1'l1 - 5f5 I'd Itarbour ll3 Leon " aver _,, II 513 1 d Mieh ulek 188 Jun - it wLLk Toledo leadW with 15Q allrmvig ar. average of on1% :11 ' yied average whilit- Kent was jwr garrit and Kent wia tlard ot: me- VastungtoTu-Green B it alnst a New F.ngland team card" team while Phllad.Ipiii.i that has lost seven straight and lives with in offense that i;i' o -' 1<n ___________ ( rr,-x for - new era" Baltimore making the playnff As it ,,r1,1 . _____ i York cling., to thin hopes (oit,s 24, Patriots 14 Two in a re U ' it, Ihe it & 1) league the higlLs 246 - 58 1. G. Rogero 187, 1 8 4, I 1. ia ll4iga 191, D. Tabor lWi It ss ro (rein \lirit i Iltidley id1j. E. Jacksoti 190. C. 1%. chti(k Sit-rriely IU. Ron I Elberry 211 - - 1,0;5. 1). Fedder Allman 207, lto~ Templeton I 201 F. Sla ughterr 205 intl G. Il irrs V ilkison 182 Jiiii Carve r 20l. I&I, I)IjIlle Ives IWI, Nwk Chainberhiin 192. pact w eek lets thk a quick look ~-jrdeferow found ferenvt opponent Mum. id bott, offenst. and' the the C't)flf 1eflct witt 111 SCtJ'1fl a little Improvement in Flastie~ although the% did no'. =jfoinu while Kent wui i.*. :!j rani. at the top in either botuirr.. smring onl~ :7: b - the pass sau -.(, per Deiensc agaimr, Miert, L-, WX ont catelzor% agam, a1lowitig on]% .' . Fkakir. wert Tole& the leader iigain, rither thar, win- and lossim it; ganx: while thta1lowin, ant'. 86 sarth perinittum.j t f per game in q,atlstic5, Its a' that atiuuns l'nvr- and Houston the lnn ganic while Kent was if dunant tutvt tilt 10V State elevev iv, defense agaims' tht, rust. V ww visw .Sdr lbego. ser ,ond, twrotittinC 110 yar& is th,t, leader. uia, was Ux. punt UesterTi Michigar. ieudirW with delphia, Ckelveland take.- (,ilt s' ii. POM)' U! individual handica; unrnamen: . . ' nnl.down Atlanta U itevenitiamelt.whMsiled Sunday Mlid choice Giant-4 24, FaRles 7: New in the .Fl.~ N ___ - Corbett 180 - 514, Bud Larsen Carver 192, 211 - 571, Jay Jackson 190, John Jaco 181, 191, no men tin Golt1ei Flashe' pe giirne - .''; CO 571 1) S ipp 19') I d Ad.unis l'$ list of outstanding efforts q I I tumed in by area keglers this W a lt Dicns k cr-Id Photo Get B'I*d 09 Kent D'16 d 4scictant'pnrl' LdItn - third witt 711L. bail tourney winch was won b the teani o! hlct', imuiels Mars Anderson Lkmttme Batenumr and Gkri --oaaa' 'The' Learn finished with a 61 t * . - that it was Gary Varner not esodfrt's of Nev Zealand and .,)? ' . am list ssttk c4urne from Ilud mistakes") of last ,A- eek. That "oversight" was merely awarded i silver ' nags in time final round Marge wa .7 /' 7 rns-tsiar. _4 yard-- per ganit ge of 3 .'''._ AY" 11aiderE nieet Lilt Oakland . '-a. 3.-3G--7. Frank Weaver 3 -3li--.-77. Helen Bliss *-Ce--& and 4''P"s'' _ ___ Other high gaines turnmi in Before we disc into the long , ,,-t Jack U"ll be hiick to his title and perhap.- top the S.Wi0xi mark in hi~ Miririeso!;i outgunned l,-,s the other m8klfl in (lUirgers _ , here's our calls vaulting l'r;inklin 1. Honsevelt share"1 vittory, - _ r, remild. a 723 percentage, Ander.mn is mt for Donvol - Assistant 'ports Editor ., It.e ( i'.l.an'i ''pc pace' fl 4FC Central in flnl horn.' am before rodsl4. zlntiups at Pittsbiirh, Cincinnati 4ind New V ( rlc Jets Rams . SMnts 7. After 4roppin to 4, los Angle's hen helter stop slipping or they'll he joining Krnsss City in sitting t-ceason rnt the Iuser,tivs flri Fifrnins 17, Broncos iO little is hurling ..nrl Rnh . •1 Not By Statistics on the Luwa Nev sft- recorded b threv a, Ux- 6th bolt Barbara did tht tri& I traphx shouki win ArO' , 1',-1 I szt x,4k, hut this week we're going with Pittstnirgh'; defense to rebound anI whip t he Yiking.* 17-14 . Unbeaten Miami will have to suffer th' let'k.wn f the year to keep from going IIM ageint St. louts is what appears to Mintbw nitht television mis. ------match at the Orange Rowl. It's the ridptns to do it by 24- A. With a 5521 prediction __ ng Em Over -.. .$)) oversight vear award t:if 15th hoit: - - ___________________________________________ • - Cincutriat, tam Cnicagru, Balti- ••r - . . B% 11FRKY CUSH L 1I0flui.5 sinve Jack NiLi.law,ciiiptured UK- initail Walt . r)L,;ne%- World Open golf title but such Is thf. Tm- Washmgton IFUKLskiru pu* chances of earnm4 the National AngUe member at fl-H also flea Alan ~- k - - ______________________ L -7 A good performance Lout Carthnais Mantles night Mid-American Footbali loip- and or* putt Apolic Kobviai: holed oul Li second shot thret * for an eagle wood on ttK- iiieveritt hair ' Aii: -`2 " division tifit. it, 41 years TI carries HOLDING EM AT BAY A i` ________ _____ Area Keglers En*joy Hot Week I t_ Harris, tin powerful rookie' streak tht 14th hole twice }4nti- Umts he-used it driver and a ta-c iron r\51)ctZtt.1flT .,, ' -_-. - , . nt .sweien%, seemn~ their othet blovi ti, tin- hopL-_ of U* htt.sburgt, Steelen Sundn~ 111w' iot ctwctin we might find out this tin J _ ' A n over 1" Angeles, tnes u, ~ tviyW, then. witt uw llrowm cIam;; ttw, lid m: rooiat sensb- tor first plarm ii, Ow Aniericat. usinj' L, driver. &I twi, iror, ant ii put:, and i: tnreft at tnt. l4tt nra 1."st__ ) , Arthur 180 and Bill McCray 1112 fourprfivetxlesmthcsamvrnwsdHezcoredathreratthe brand 4 ."I , - Washinitnn behind. Ike Curtis aring ogic 4 ; 1 L Fire one not(h _________________________________________________________ .M 1 . I 'Tbs Minnesoti "iItlflRS OTiL't'- tiOPt It bounc't' iac'h after 145 and time-farmed b) mianbc Jeff Ball,ard an Novemim M Ii g, best round ever. Jef! eagled three out of tht a 1 '. , _—. (!) Prnbabts the most fantastic feat rye- ever heard of wat i' f A almost American Cciriferenrc' thi.' --: .., 'T - - thit &an* holit using tht, same ctuL wiw \\ . On Steelers * Strnnr madt a hah-4n.onc or, pkayaig, ' ether whet, Carry JimGwisi 'is ' - I - E'4' ' tile the Vik--.q quently frantic, lell, (in(i ulmoo no hold% borre(l, below I - ---- play t Wsihirigtin Is 21.1(1 pick to hhmt Green hey 's (T,Tr)ebA(k. spiraling the F'fi('kers bark Into a thr"•teerr, cfritont with I)etrriit anti Minr*sota In t he Na(inrt;il Conference Central. The urn. #rtiIl the 1'k hv hìalf garve after smashing the New Vrrk Jets 17.2(1 in, a hhanksgiving Iay game arid ( Oakland into if ,,,...-starne lead in tbp capital with the Redskinq tile UnIver%ity of - Ironically, les. than two years apc. the same foursome were Als( withinttY-pas:tw( weeim. hot " .."0.' 6 ~i -, k Ho polo (it Itoider California at Dtiv,s Inc litsuon cii (tic cjinl' hasn't made the sport any less rough and tough. The uction is ftc ___________ To Put Cia Another act, was recorded, thu ont b% Me! Heffe-nari, am under par - 0ort of o goale of (ocd Water . V1 1 peat uti'ii for the a thrc POWs itraiKht, the longest f,rit;e any playoff htitwq Ple (tioice here iq ffir a .11-21 OrIng of virtorlei; .since Everybody Into the Water! I - IC i will with • . .1. . , . . . Gordon and C) b %5 eznznan cwun, a perfect four trW a tht husband Bill along witi hot ' " .-. ' recorded tu!~ fmsl are ias! week. Dar., while playing wttli Abit w'hilt playing with her " ,. !;111111;ly ;1 1,1111fist %' - i... — Oakland It;ihilers And crtyt)t)dy thiiqht tlit 0 -.-- ' p.1 or cording ri Williams who has been playing golf for 4 years all _4111111 If •- I)' (hii'fr are the National l"o-i,ttmll li'ngue's leading Vh'ps ,f pri with i 5-5 rNOItI Anti a lon-I I . - . Several ol thu membims at RoUinp HilLr havit wer. thf limelight wit= ttw past couple of wmk. , by either scorum wtuch gave kun *201 in cast- and either a twt wee4 • — wPf'k Knn'iis Nl.W YORK 'Al' ) thy's (hipis, wt,o'vc spent so iwinv t'l,ricttnases playing li?tnll, itiny get In spend the )i'lhilayc iitisler the ,riistletoe. A..l lI,n,'It ,nI., . - ~ - - - -'.4 . .... _- - ~_ W (;(: flJfl 1J/F1.I i4ouff kiIiil Ili P44 Spir( Writer - .' 0 -416 , %V'ctv'rri l'svislon It I ' - Pr1 Cool Mars Gove, Jur. and Alice Schultz F.4. .lerrs Al and Madelvre Marevdt., Con and Jear Hllchuc$, Cestr and Ikit Brown 66 e 4 . i ' .. .4 ,r -s. 4 '. happens f,! lp' I,,,. I '• reat that o'. t.ate . featurr event wi Alice Schu1 another .. f ormer ttk lo o %%. ''P mone The primc goal of cver golfer on UI to 1w th' tour It is just that Ni. I laus ii ti II1IIOI t( nit:t favorite and the on!' S300 (1O in nr. ea tctuaIh 'icklauL (ys.. fl( n( -P,-: h' award with at even ioti strokes liiutae coas was numter 7F u wir twc with a 194 u McManus recorded vi ad) tileMTfle McClung wak,ecdwtLtar. bn c tin circles C L . . His earnings in 1967 of 211 .S6f stood until he from auaitang tl~at Ma7l. -% lx#L Untar, witt, b Heunah was Mr. the S2 940,Wt mark. at that time. a milestone ir ,evinr, rnn %k-ild durinc and T- there is not one single individual whom Nickinu, rt this tinncr mci ac the'-t i hit'linc io nf 15 loumi mr professionals, including winners fours Inv thai. know it was Nicklaus who prevailed, firing a superb 15 under par total for the four rounds to earning &XXON) in one year. Sul unlike Iasi ve;.~- Ma~lar membier. Barbara Priver wor, thit. featurt with 5: strokes iui year earnings title the ijmt two years - goat former c lt4Iu fifth money title since turning professional in 1962 Previ ously he won th e honor in i964. '65, '67 and 71 Needless to ca he bettered the one went tn a .,......,,I b...r.'.&,jd( ,f kic iuiz;u ''' L... ICJ'WLL iIu' UI'VfllU for the top spot in the money winnings and first place prize of £3L.O(W' offered b Disney would deci d e who math off with the lead ks most tans golfing Stoekmar. wok second, with P with 77. Mrs Mehoberts is MzRoberts LA.V VC41T ')CKU5 was [WLUIfl grou. Inv net tournament last 7burs&% Chiefs May Be Spending Christmas Day At Home Among those 1972 tour winners who will be appearing in the Disney classic are Bruce Devlin. George Archer, David Graham, Jerry "Chi Ch" J Heard. Bobby Mitchell. Juan Rodriguez. Wadkins. Bob Roshurg and it \'ancey. It is not known as vet whether Trev will be returning to Disney. But those who follow Trevinci know he likes to play on curses where he plays well. Anti the fact that tt'e Disney event is the final e in itself. stop on the PGA tOUr tS QUIU'a w"&" And among the other top Barber. Palmer , Miller challeniriZ NcklauS are CWN Chris Blociker. Julius Boras,. Charles Sam Sned. Jim Maiescin, Gardner Dickinson. . Doug Sanders andMason Rudolph Bob .Nju,ph, .,. pr17e ot S3(L000 to reach the S(Wlfl(K) mark. He could reach it with a second place tie or a third place finish. However, a tie for third might leave him a few hucks short mi the 9W.W mark that is Last year Arnold Palmer and Lanny Wadkins tied for third and each received $8.500. And the prize money this year will be divided the same way as it was last year. Jh IIERKY CUSH AssIstant Sports Editor - 10111 9// / 1/1 ,ifl'iiJ. fh cnnfrrri HQri,frJ , Fairway .it _*_.611 ~ ,~ _`t~ rrosty s -,~-~ ~~~ '~ "~ ~ - ~~~ I , .01 On I f 10 - —"*----... when ubtitutei are limited. Will- , t-1-3-h , When a live b ouches m, hug int other titan a plaver "bi- Blow whistle before the comes lead snip and perwlize Army fur 161w$rAjolift INT1111,4111sit 101,15H �------ 8 J — - sunday. Nov. 26, 1972 - No Complaints Here Ot lir Eirrdt) Fishermen Love Area Cold Snap for bream with ltv running from Si poUnd to two Daytona. was enthusiastic over had several excellent catches toKingtested crickets on a short trip .M week. the number of fish showing up report this and a half pounds. Herald Outdoor WrIter CvrU Butner, Sanford Just to see If they wlit' there. Wayne Brady, manager of in the Halifax River. "The river SALT WATER REPORT the 'Fishiri" Hole Tackle Shop, is full of fish, drum, sh.eephead. Postman, found the BIG They were—he landed 13 in Just * bile trout are coming in, and still a speckled perch in lake Monroe. a little That long a zsited cool C. 0. Penny went up the river few snook being caught," said Trolling • l3eclleSpin lure, weather finally arrived and Butner pulled in 36,20 of them tnbuilda duck blind a fe' days Ii fishing picked up as predicted Brady. Bottom fishing boats running going close to the two pound ago. He carried his fishing Impatient trout fishermen tackle 'lust In case." He built headed for the coast with hopes out of Inlet Harbor are finding mark, fell to the blind and made the trip pay cs An eight pound high that their favorite the red snapper small but St. johns by bringing In 30 small bass. would be moving Into the plentiful on the Nine Mile Hill. Jei -s' Smith in the ililey's Camp on Lake Jesup Saturdays catches showed the River. Smith was using the river's deep holes. told of fair catches of specks b .Jerr Kirkman and Boone 'Dandy I." with 40 snaNx'r Mann's icily Worm. ' Thize nerasional fishermen but the Frl Owens Caudell, local anglers, chose Al- 11% THE 'ISSOCIATED PRFSS and the 'Moby ck" with 60 American Conference lake with a gold Rapala plug regular, every day anglers are in's camp on AlA for their snapper plus two kingfish. Ft Fran and Millie Sauers, Port and succeeded in locating live getting limits. Hiley mentioned week end expedition. W I I Pct that people not familiar with This writer was supposed to 278 127 Orange, hauled in 17 kings with nice 1InnII 30 (1 From the Osteen Bridge the lake should see him before go with them but could not 3d'S 6 4 (I .600 303 220 live shrimp for bait last Camp comes word of bass going out and he will dir make it and the two N\ 3 7 0 3(1(1 159 205 Saturday. School sin' channel bass are schooling but being very hard them to the best spots as the 'amateurs" had In find their BoIL. 3 7 (I .300 195 277 day. own sandbars and deep holesStiff %Paul Johnson who fish move from day to 2 8 (1 .200 13. 323 thick around the inlet jetues to hook. George Cheney at the -— Although thc were not N Eng, and the largest blues in years operates the camp, says Central ekia River Haven Camp had -. -familiar with the area, they did 7 3 0 .700 257 160 are striking in the inlet when speckled perch are the big thing till right, bringing home a 7fl7110 Pitt. 3M 175 the water is clear. Some of the with good catches coming In several campers out the first 1 0 nice trout and releasing many 172 blues are hitttng the scales at 8- from lake Monroe and river part of the week, some fishing, Cin 5 ' 0 .500 188 fishermen beginning to get some doing a little light hun. more small fish, ..All linus f 1 9 0 .00 114 (aught on Marrolure plugs. their share also. The bank Ung, most Just relaxing. Specks are being caught near A South Dnvtona twnsmiu'. •fl . • 3 ' ' I the imuth of the river, bream, H Ed Pennington and Budd% around the bridge pilings on "'Ith an all charter boats to head in as I es with K. City 5 5 (1 .500 219 163 kno"-s whal lie's talking about and displays the breast near catfish, and Fuch, being more familiar in the st. no I. the water, scored with 5 S.Diego 3 6 1 .350 396 241 the ocean became so rough Missouri minnows, ize" eight pounder. Bob says he landed the fish "in s The de holes in the river camp. One party had four bass ri fishing was impossible. keepers and a bunch of Deriver 3 7 ( .300 201 2 near Marina Isle Fish Camp Wednesday, all caught on live Johns River just north of SR 46. 'atIonal Conference are producing some good worms while fishing for bream. throwbacks. the Again Fast FRESH WATER F'iSHINC strings of perch. One couple The most unuusual catch of the Mirrolure plug was Uw answer, Vt I T Pet. Pis OP the black and gold speckled Seminole Sporting Goods brought in over 50 this week week however was a noun. V.ash 9 1 0 .900 251 137 color taking most of them 8 2 (1 .800 245 156 Store, Don Smith, Manager. drifting with live bait here. Bob der.—LET'S GO FISHING. Reports from piers in the Dall*s _____________________ Daytona area also indicated N' Gnts 6 4 0 .600 223 198 Phil 27 increased activity. Louis " m. • 'I .250 120 206 Main Street pier anglers St. Central found drum in goodly quaritities, speckled trout and G, Say7 3 0 .700 202 171 on live Minn6 4 0 .600 244 176 flounder hitting be 6 4 (1 600 240 199 Disp It ShootlilL rangt for H BOB (tIUtEIJ. talk lit- suited that federal tnong others present and shrimp. a fts pompano, and Detroit IIl (J fl fe rs %rst i :L{ :71 i rioinrs i available s herald (luidnor Editor I a ye ci By construction of a rifle range vowing their support were Spanish mackerel attacking Chicago great l.A. 5 4 1 .550 218 193 Gun fanciers and shooting provided that the public Is Norman Iawther, Dick Forbes, Sea Hawk plugs with gusto. "Hap" Goble was one of the lucky sportsmen POT SHO 5 4 1 .550 266 196 lIenr Slicer Jr., Jim Hn, U.S liowcd to participati. enttiusiusists met Friday night Ormond Beach Pier had this past week knocking over a eight point buck Atlanta 5 5 Ii .500 212 2(17 Nat, retired, Carl 1.ind, . Carter offered to help, in any lit the House of Steak to lay the while hunting the Wekiva. It was a BIG one of Opening day of duck season arrived 1 .150 149 28(1 Lzizart', Dick Dove, Earl and basically thechannel same bass added NewOrl, I groundwork for forming a local way, to bring the idea to with some simultaneously with Thanksgiving and Judging about 175 pounds. according to news from Sunday's Games Linda Martin. and David vtuipter of the Nz.tinnzd Rifle completion. to the 'ariet. 1: from the last minute rush to sporting goods Seminole Sporting Goods Store Buffillo at Cleveland, 1 P.M. l)'Arniccil Duane Harrell, Chief Dcput A.csoc'iation. Did: Opel at Sunlow listed Cmcintuiti at Chicuitti. 2 p.m. stores for shotgun shells and other supplies, half The Wekivai section also reports an abundance HiI holds an instructor's Delbert Euga of Sanford, in the .Seminole Caunts Sheriff's Denver lit Atlanta, 1 p.m. of Seminole County must have headed for the of cottonmouth moccasins, so watch where you rating in rifle. pistol. shotgun line lady with a catch of nine jirtini'.. ...................-lic tmnornr chairman. ra'nartnwnl. also N.R.A. flni,nrIp infu. hl,IDftch ----------------------------i'ies. lakes and Green hay at Washington, I and hunter safet: Carl hind put your feet! Bird hunters also are finding asked each one present to meii.her, expressed Sheriff cut mullet on the, and is Prior to opening day, many reports of rattlers plentiful this year. p.m WItS an expert rifleman in the stand. inturduct' himself, and .John Polk's regrets that he terrific run of bull whiting mallards, ted and black ducks came in from Houston at San Diego, 4 p.m Among other report from Farinton comes Marine Corps and is 1.130 an reason for wanting unablr to attend and likewise Luke Harney and lake Jessup indicating good one that Is potentially more dangerous than the Kansas City at Oakland, 4 in.ctrurtnr promised his support to the such an organization, hunting in store for those who tried these areas The fiame iti the nt's croup, snakes—beer drinking hi1e carrying a loaded undertaking. Man) of the guests turned out The point system in use this year makes it — Los Angeles at Ne Orleans, selected by vote, is Seminok weapon' Representative Gene to be members of the N.R.A. nd Orlao compulsory for hunters to learn to almost m and -. Archers Gun County but a.thispresent there is no Mooney, unable to attend sent .------------------. -state Joe Ware. the 'old Pro" Pro" at the Plaza Snorts iacfluiy uuci.s in uxgni nagging nign point rti at Pittsburgh, AS5Cit1ifli and will tM a shooting range or active club in in dues In bet-rune it charter Shop, carrie up with a good common sense head on the first shot could cancel hunting for filiated with N .R.A. in nit'niber this area. suggestion, to wit, UNLOAD YOUR GUN New England at Baltimore, 2 rest of the day. 3eminoie"jll Jun hilythe. local sporting Washington, D.C. Capuiu. Jim Carter of the e Farmton BEFORE PLACING IT IN YOUR VEHICLE' Deer kills have been high in th put Prime purpose of the Florida. Game and Fresh Water goods shop owner said that he p . Philadelphia at Neu 'York Gi- Management Area with several others being and also, for the sake of safety, do not kee I-'tsh Coteimission, who was a had inquiries from over 1(1(1 S C G&A is it. construct it range loaded weapons in the camp area. made on the lower Wekiva ants. I p en for rifle, pistol, shotgun. and nu'nitw.'r of the- Air Force people each week wanting to Jai ( p short ohe'd. ''1 see a great th,niaenl 50011 ItS 1$)Ssit)l(' Offiri,rs i'It'rtecl Iii the' Friday -------uieeiing are - rresmucni, I k'lbcrt Eugit: Vice President, ,Inn IJ.,s . Secretary. Linda larun Treasurer, Carl hind; Executive' Officer, Henry Slicer. Information pertaining to membership nUt) be otiUiiflt'd tr.iii attn of the officers or the' ;>.rts Shop in Sanford Plaza. Another nmet'tirmg will he next F riday, Dec. 5. The plaice to be announced later. $ j () ' 11 I4D1FR."i guarding [.aci1. ire front row, from left, Sarah Ann Williams, Debbie Shoemaker and F'rancie Echols 'fO'i' Back row, Debbie Pharis. Lesh Whittern and Mar' E1ln Vin B 4 4 SlIOI'KEEPEII, kit, Debbie ,.ln,"giil In ..,h.... ItUS('U, t ._..$l -. - STREET VENIX)R.S, left, happily selling their wares a ' before they fall under the .reinlln's spell, turning ...... them Into dolls, are Debbie Shoemaker, left, and Holly 1 Cr-- 't,w, A £riflI,i S Arte Ppdroii, 6 Renf' Kerigol,. 7 Siilei IiAst,rI. S Mrur v_li SECOP4D GAME - Doubles Seven Points I Arte 'Ton,. 2 Lily Jose 3 AnDel.Pedrosa. 4 Misrur, arre S 54111, $'_l41. 6 Ki'yc' C,ind, Ibirrb flt'nUoi F (r&iozt Based.' THIRD GAME - Doubles Seven Point,. 1 FrOol.' Vi.', I - '- - Ii's - I'n;' the Jack-in-the lxix forever thtn the e%II gremlin cast his wicked spell.eventually - I / , 4 txps out of the box Into es eryboct) s hetrt , - - Angel'Ton :i Lilt' IlenuQi 4 Sal.' Zarre. S Arse Iliistic$ii 6 Ibirl'l' F Fermin Mencha. 7 Maruri-Jote FOURTH GAME Doub'et Seven Poin?t I (gui.' MenchA. 2 Chucho Kenço.' 3 Kayo Luis, 4 gene Lacs. S rrrm,n.M.'rtorpiI; F Aica Caballero: F A"r.' Pedro , 7 lilitO 'TOflI r'Ts'e GAME Double?. — Ftvf ns I Ou,flio Agustin. I ,,-tort'ii 3 (gui Juan. 4 ArT.' S Mriolo.MuguPrZi. F Elorri r,wr :, P. I P1 UPiIVIt — t,oupir i'. 1 Fermin MenctiF Criucho-Luil,, 3 Kayo Caballero, 4 i*ZL4 Martorell. S AflunaGand F Prnm-Agustifl, 7 Qu",Ro Leci F j,hto Pedro Doubles SEVt641t1 GAME & Points 1 Erdo:.' Zarre 7 Arti' Yr.'. 4 Anpe ..'.' Jose 6 Lill, IIe,stida, S Aici'Ton "ncn.' 7 M.'rur Bcngoi MLIII ifititlVltiloliS c'onmc'i'rnlng i-ar sate tuive- cinm- atx'u ai a direct result of authracin competition. Pat Suadman of '.lmami He.cIi can Wsttf to that. Raredrivers are required to wear seat and sh oulder ill-its -: . cars are equipped with roll cages that protect ug&iins nicnsperdcrashes Nomex fire suits protect against fire. inUman was driving a 427 Corvette last weekend when he ut'k the wall on the highbanks in the Daytona Speedwu tcwvztl and caromed to the Ixittorn of the track into t he all toot dirt embankment. He then rolled end over end coming tit rest near th e entrance- ti the pits The car was, needless to say, a total loss :tut Sundmain received only rib fractures from one of the worst crhts t'%'eT witnessed at Daytona. Reinforced steel lsrderb in doors, among others, are saniples of tio sal ci) ItO the race truck has added to the safely on the- highwn) Lt' Ju Ic :iin Ithen you seeyour next race. - MANY SWITCHES an a Chevrolet Leguna and his Bro ther Donnie in a Pontiac Grand-Am we should set' ii lot more f or CM lam. Ut cheer about. Cale Yarborough will be in the Johrnam Chevy for 1073. H. B. Bailey plans on Junior lit-Iding a Pontiac Grand -Ani for the 1973 season. The Glen Woods Team will field two Mercurs's for flit' I avtonua i{kI ti L* driven In David Pearson and A. J. Fo't Richard Pt'tt will rat-v musth- in Dodges because of the' superior body style over Plymouth for 1073. NASCAR Public Relations man Al Homer told me' that flit engine restrictions on the big blocks i 427 Chevrolet, 4211 Ford, 426 Chrvah'r Henni i would be' tightened for 1973 to ullc't the' ,niall block engine's an opportunity to compete' more ci- next year should be even tougher then this at's possible The K&K Dodge will have Buddy car If th th e wheel and that car's former driver, Bobb% Baker at well be dri'.rng a Cherylor Boss Ellington. It was Isaac, mu well at Charlotte In the National W. this car Isaac' drove' so tuiipt'tiUofl 24 HOURS DA"NNA - : -- Hurley Huywuud and Peter Gregg will be competing in the 24 hours of Daytona in new Porche 2.7 litre Carraras These' super swift curs are untested as far as endurance races are concerned. I urn sure Porche will do what is necessar)' to make the cars compe'tivi-. G1'oup 5 cars will be allowed in the 24 hour race but I don't see any zn5ajor it'anls competing at Duytun'a so the race should be a race primarily of GT cars with 11w Corvettes having the speed and the Porches tuivmg endurance. The' race shapes up as a far better event then last years I,.,..._ D'ENSKE ( t"forrnance Could t-uu hw,conw ii ricing driver? if you join $ tort.' car dub, you could find out ,fl H wife, sure manner. One of the beat means of eviduating vouriell as ii driver ticiputt' in a i, w kiuuui This to a timed event, with one cur at a, time runnmg over is slalom rounse, often mid out on it parking lot. If this sounds ifltdreatifl5, try it Then compute VOUT elapsed time with oilier riv.ty whose CUT'.' Itfl sim ilar yours an pet'fnrmnrwc Should you do well bi're. tlit' IWI $tt'P tciii well hi' .' Iocnl race. Don't IIkUflJ7 tIll r.nandu tory safety items though If your dri"inr .e,'dr irapvnent. whit not tr mliv.' Lnr" 'l'heiw- i't'vflti,, held on put,li iii:hv' l . offer driver.' a chitliting.' it' that exact, k'n1 pls must 1w' rnnmntnmed. Also tia' wife or girl friend ou, hi' taken along as navi- guttir. I Tuninc vout cur do not tIlt •'fllflU A IIIOPark tuned wipeiui.un system, P'Tf'Tfbl at a tire and auto Will j)TOVidC quu'er, surer, safer iuind'ing — and lower elapsed tmni. C'LtItt!I "nr.' - .4;7 AUCKLAND, Ni —Australhens. Inn Stanl:- and Prian $iiiiDistxit1our-under-partis Lake the first-round lead in the Nt's Zealand Open Chainpi'mslup. HILTON HEAD ISLAND, Bob a tune watchmaker and a veteran on the' pro tour, held •- A. me AN EVIL GREMLIN,JUdY Bales below', in an attempt to get rich by delivering an extraspecial doll to the Emperor's daughter for - the children visiting the friendly Christmas, cast a spell over all both rich and poor, 5hopkee1cr'' changing them into dolls the shopkeeper. Peciros.' lt GAME Doublet ..i- Pointi, I Aitufla PrC 3 ChChDG.Arre.Agtj2l,n. S Coasts Juar. t .'.nnoIo-Elorr PdNTH GAME Singles I Pen.'. 2 Girl?.'. 3 C.nt' I Io"r S MuguerL.'. 6 Ju.'r Mt,nolo IAgustin Doublet 'EPTH GAME Seven Pointt I (gui.' Baslode ken, Gendi 3 Fermin Lu's Arc.' Laca S Altun.' Menche t 7 Qu,nito-Pecl"i Churho P,%.'tlOtClI Doubles -ELEVENTH GAME Seven Pütn?i 1, Pen.' Cab.'lie!c 2 Ou,nito Luit: 3 Gas? -Lid' 4 juilto Agustin. 5 AIlun$-Elorr. F Manolo Juan 7 1rio Mugueri.' I I - - - and imprisoning Wk The magic hour Ut midnight on Christm-e 4 IL - ' attempting to make the captured, captive dolls happy are Jackie Greene, left, and Tan Jurss. CLOWNS, above, - Egui..c,nrn.' SELECTIONS M.'run. Vi.' PeUrs,' lOOn. lost 7. ll.'yD d,4lfla A'le 'T on, lbi",' Ant ..' IenQoa j Sal.' Zarre. Ang TiI. Mi"ti' jut.' julito 'Ton (gui Mencti.' .. LOC.' ArroGant.', Qu,nito.C.us'sr, tgua Juan Fe,.' Agustin. Dayo.C•balleci : Pr'arc Sal.' Jose Azc.' 'Toni. Mii'u- Bengo.' Altun.' Pedro Manolo (ii'' (',.'?, Juan Juan. Gas? . it) (gut.' Bastici.'. JuItIo-CabaUevue' c,.' it .jullto )st,ti Arra, Mugueniti. Pec,.-Caboiirnt 11 kE - U / I •£ " l'ts' one-stroke- lead after ('oft- piling a 66 in the first round of the $125,000 Heritage Classic. LA ROMNA, Dominican Republk'—Spairt's Jose "Pepe" Gancede and Roman Tayu took the aeeund-und lead in the Aniericas Cup Championship with a five-under-par 67 over the difficult Cajuiles court. Eve aroused It dancing spirits whose tw'ttrted bewitching action with t'tflergiilg as real live children agair .-nd they all lived h. - -- - Sports Review (,islI ' Ti A .. '.' juilto Today'. Tip: (.Jiice Upon ki O il - _____________________ jho I IF P. t K F piirtra'3 one of the IICIICJTI' '•nity dolls. During the past summer. mime wjs Ciiiilerefti .mt Watt Dteney - - PrI - .00 -- SkI'F1'V f'1Ii1-l.'S'1 A a i)ti'. r- MONDAY'S MATINEE - Srrr - Do ibr'- Jose. 2 Liii - Aid Me" the MOO!)! art' colorful, dazzhng COsttIIll('S MOl)S Take this pltis 24 talented (lancers Cofllprising Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole, One of the eight select ballet companies in Florida accepted by Sotithea;tern Regional Ballet As socialloll. and tilt' ITS1111 is nothing les-S 111.111 SenS1tio1lill will present e local award-winning guild the annual Christmas Ballet, "11w ('aptured StillDolls" on Saturday, Dcc. 9, at 8 p.m., and Sunat 4 p.m. at Seminole High School tLi', Dcc. 10, auditorium. Another original fantasy written and choreographed by the guild artistic directors, Miriam Rye \Vright and Valerie ltve Weld, the exciting suspense show is designed for all ages, -f including the very young and the mature young at heart. Tickets are on sale at the door, School of Dance Arts. Knight's Shoe Store and Sanford Shoe ('enter. -Alai --------. . Th4• ci'ennrl itini is ti t.11,'' ,rn..1,i LIJUJU I".. i.., I"' !trf'h.'rt' lliJ Wit ....tli1ll W lilt_il i,......t,....,. "iiiitiiuti 11.1111' I............................................................................ urftftni7.e It junior division as some target practice Blythe r.•;)rt'sented the' United States ...i...i. ii Field - floijliy llApl'lxl:s.s prool Heavy Rush To idA ScKtiuoh.. . .. • .. . - (lJ)Iiti'ei Dolls G)IIIi a - -- '--' Page IC Sunday, November 26,1972 Ills - I )( )l .1, I iusl'I:u neal keeper of 1 )oll Land. Kim Hols'rtq, I'tnw, mistakes the real wandering boy, Tony Kmilffeii, for a I)oll Land sentry W orld Pro Gric1 Action New Officers Elected For Area R*if le Club A"Ud \1%omen's B BOB ORRELL it at tIn' ( ):.iit., g:vt ----- -:.------------------ :-:- Friendly jxille't'liiuiul pa' LAW AND (11(1 )E)( ti'ol ug the a rea surrounding Doll Land are, above, everybody's favorite RAGGEDY ANNS AND ANIJYS . Kathy Neiswander, Allison "captured" In Doll Land are, from left, Lee, Debbie Kniffen and Margo !IIlowlen. . . from left, Leslie Whittern, Mary Ellen Van I)uyiw and .1a he Tucker. . - �__ -- - - -_ - -- ,-: -- rt ________________________________________________________ - -- .-_:-- - _ - - - --r_ - - - - -- - - - .- - - - - - -- -- - __ - - - - - - -: — - . - - - ________ -_.- - - ________________________________ w. Sunday, Ho',. 76, 1977- 1C The Sanford Herntd Sunday, Nov. 26. 1972 2C—The Sanf ord Hera l d ABORTION: Pro .1w! Unwed Mother Tells 1 I . i- I . 3I' 1 .. 4 I . I r 1 - Ilk - , i 16 ~i~l I' --b: I I - C . I 4 . $I - q t It 3 ' These were the thoughts of a is given to unwed mothers :' - O I - t - ~- ~ ' the armed sm, iom was being muld hold nght up to the tune '4upped overseas the bab' was born And th is w ~,, I r . 1. N ' I I . I 1. 011"III 1-:11 _____ ________________ $ (4batter 1 - 0 .740,I. - i flt - t-, - :_ - ________________ I # ~ .. - :' - - ________ ______ 0 Colirt Orders Teenolg..,,er"s Abortioll te's role in abortion imOerwent a new test it, ast month The - 'Id ran away fr he ter her mo ther and bear the s'rtedult'd an abortion for her. Refused Maryland l a marriage license because the boy Is not yert l, th girt, 31., was then put in jail and order ed by a cowl undergo ' akiortu on . Kent County circuit judge urge E. flasin Jr.. wrote 'it decision, -The cowt does not believe El is in the mteret of unborn child to be born under these circumstances " Thanks to the girl's court-appointed atlt, flt'yd 'arks, who obtained an eznergenci hearing before an ap'I ils court, Rusin'sdecmw was countermanded and the girl .1"" .''-n•' from jail decon earlier this year, a Supreme Co been virtuafls impossi ble to execute anyone, even f or th is a judge u feels he has the power to deprive an intiorn child of life ,,--- - IN ft is otter, argued that abortions ought to he lawful where e mnt-.r. m ental hea lth necessary f or But what would have beer, the r'ffer on this young -woman" Obvious)) :rs ::tt,'.t ma be rattier elastiHow lung will u :. '- -' - -c:' :.-.::' ni' r:: :: Ck'ILr-fliu)t that it is t) "in the interest' of ttie invalid, tht aged person. or the mental.ly tiandicapped U, go an living' - Frr'r. 'Crru,ctiamty Toda'.' -.-- ,'--, . , i mii, - - -. - - - - -. ll'~ ' . -' - ,1 r- - . -*-. . .. Check Out A Czech Clinic -. '- - -- This I"ingcr Lakes villilgp. site of the first . - '."' - "•" ' . -a ,om -' • * Face~Lift For Inexpen.sive Z - r- - - hoe fr v-iercr fn'u U n,r- * flp !if'. 1w %4n. Dr F ahoun cautioned that houru had bt-t'r operating n Communist world number of foreigners would-he patients should take The waiting period at the in- limited I ii g- leaflrts about the institute It "The-%- are rea1I' brave when or th eir friends and relatives Americans. west Germans and Ins'su On InterVAll bet%een upvot) clirt. to Mini of it - DT Karel F'ahuun 44 head of the Austruans mainly The's' were erations I 'When a face ts swollen after A urrim well acquainted with CrechInstitute, said about tht , who conic in e him "The".' oslo'.'akua and in most cases did Holida Iy air St es Y CASUAL. DELUXE - Cut. color and care are uatch,Aords of fashionable hair designs train Paris Jacques Dessagne rolls hair into a uny ctugnion"en esicargot" and fastens it at the crovm with tortoise shell pins Wisps of fine tendrils fall from the hairline to fraffw the face For n-ening. hair is all xophil;- the first operation. I cannot low i . 0 G - urs. including slionsors. angels. be patrons and benefactors on'tht' loo kout for a Spring gala L--------• - - '' Ucaucm and leminity Smooth hairstyles end in a braided chignon at th e nape of the neck, fasteu,ed wi th a braid S horter hair is news for the future. especially cut round as a ball to accent the cheekbones and flatter the face with a long f ringe of barip that sweep to the side The style can be worn smooth and sleek or fluted and f roth y All are f ro m Helene Curtis ZALES whole IvWye -__________________________________________________________________________________ F/F99 S SAN OQ 0 PLAZA TIL .10 I , X. -_JK /r. V A ~ '' , 1. -~ ;-.61 .- 1 I . 10 100 0 e Hooso 11~ " -.- .- ..., - ,6*"., I .. not have far to go The new customers usually until I can proceed with the try - and a Communist one at :0that. with a strange language' had no previous contacts with next tine.' he said e-10 70416 I I .1 Must of the customers who knowing they will face a diffi- Czechoslovakia The main attraction of a talked to reporters before or tult operation '}t kAREL FAHOt % Collectors Sti a', The newlyweds plan on building a bo rne in Altamonte Springs ing Dr Faboun has become a V. e'sterner is the price and the that their names nut be pubni • BRAPAL.O%A anunvmut'. of the operation lished - were satisfied with favorite- with the ladies :,!~~.GUF iAPi - A t, ibrelift rosts MOD an oper- the treatment and with results fie himself is not quite enthu,.riutuer of Western women SIMSUC about "the American in , nOon of upper and lower eye'- of the operation But tbe - also said that in - above all Amen cans — '.'aswn - The institute had to lids. 12(K) or $221) and a new nose' about double the number of pust-oper- is P00 }ices for similar oper- some cases there were snags .. re not rtting red-ia booked ations in th e United Sta tes re- which th ey felt could have "blaming a fare-tilt In Commu- AU Se' care bed s. and it is '' avoided e end of the portedhy are much higher th old rust Crertuoslovakia trusting out until after The prices in Czechoslovakia Booking a hotel through an -.his can be done there more year agency is advisable. for one -W Faboun has been upet- may not be so cheap in the end iusrrertly than at home Newspaper articles and atung on at least one American consith'ring the travel costs and thing Failure to do so may small po)yphon box with bird S) VI'IA% BROWN the expense of staying here mean no hotel accommodation for an owner as being fairly '.ord-.of-mouth base made the a day mostly- women AP %rlratures V. nier in a number of cases more and boaing with a Czn not expand any ''We Some fine old music boxes modern even though it resemPrague (smeUc Institute a is neces' osluvak family th an one operaUon ___ ti que one much sought-out fa ce lilting more. tic sighed may be hi dden away in at- bledinsments an an at her museum include miniature cylinder Mucboxesarebnnngbig mo'.'ementsinsnuflboxesand prices as old ones become more Large disc movements in upres C ', ounseling Rescues Lonely scarce, and there are so man'. right tell case cabinets A mucollectors. including young sic box is any . automated mustpeople, that there are music cal instrument and can inc-lude box societies, an encyclopedia th e "very' desirable reproduc- Continlie _______ _________ - 41P4i, ,& iii ' '. A " . SEATTLE API — wtu S uu. - Ii. t .n.s'u. ..r ' :.. i ' !u: .u ": '- : . ' u''t m'd and trs- imig to lurid room to to irternunc personal assets . . rt u.! ii '' 1. 'ui.! 'lit'' of automatic- musical instru - may have- - what society says merits crud books on musical ung piano. '' nickelodeon. hurdy - W" um H6694yo -' u'ith Iiij_'!a- i'iiIiu_'i' hum/es for tliu' !uiIid - . I •. - \ ' / t,I \ 'j, u - u ii. eq sims/I'. lit S ' 1 ' I - It CuSS V (ii (I III!, iii! merry. happy, happy and r,f *- 4 .-.4 . tiur''. ( ingratuIit ir.c . .-~. Recliners Naughahyde a'i L'ehiNl J.IIh Since In: T - f " 1 It's a ''inust" and is lily catching tip ... gotta dash - :---- ' " ' I'% * - • ;; Geneva -- "- , - i. - $5995 Compare S109,95 Gems - - J.1 -' Christian Church we were tunic you read this aol 'in tb.' I delighted ' " - :iquarntuinct'S with (he fabulous = SMITH BEDDING & FURNITURE CO. -- I wish that you could hae I J. Bernard Root w ho tri ed to kid us into believing that he seen what a handsome couple had already approached his Sherry Thrasher and new 84th bir thday.. - believe me he bridegr oo m. Jim Partin made has not changed. Dr. Root was Th ey took the wonderful step one of the guest speakers at the the early part of November and are residing down in Osceola (1e(iI('iItOfl. where Jim is unrthking the -- -- friend of chores of foreman for his atI saw toy--lovely is' bm% 2200 S. French Ave. - I '. I'll; — i i l l l l l l l l i l l l1 ( \ 1\ ;I Come In And Browse Seo Our Selection ,,-f Uci,.st,.al G's Punch Bowl '4'4 "0So — L . tine have a way of getting I E 1.01I - 4 I- Beautiful for Holiday .- 1; - I ,~ 6 -IV ., I IL ntertaining.. Pressed Crystal . , t Matching Sim tar Cups and ljlus?rjt,~,n '30 Ladle Lay Away for Christmas New Shipments Arriving Dai ly FREE 0 IF I WRAP _1 (, i f t s 1-3 201 S. ELM Na 11 PH 322 nfl SANFORD - ______ . '44W -.' -. - J104-A I __ - u:-i' I , , .1 ____ _____ ____ __________ _____ ______ _____ _____________ iS 44r_ 1 4 1pI S 11 ,sniit I ,umui sie seas..,; tie is' Evening i3ogs Slippers ' - - • Costume . - -. S - , proud that I ai' l.ast, hut hiy- o- iilt'dhis le'ast, it (3 ho v Os - just had a good old fastiiomue'tl try ing SIs'll ( .'t', it really Hit' . - Jewelry Open Fri. Eve. : -' '.'. as real gsiii to is' Invited to si rig 4i1 the i i;i'nnior nil servu't's, muter'.' i'siut'cially the' deilit-atioti .1 a In'. et'. Iouuigi', iii the .t (tie late l)r uiiu'mneur - ' ( l,i,-k 'i i"ru'd h':uittmuiuigu'r While' at tint' ('teugrt'gatit'nnI (ten, the' tt't ' hnit' lziuu in (tie' - : e'(' 11 . ! %Jat% 4 1-1 ,* 4 Luggage "L MASTER CHARGE -_ . - - 'ci .1 A # _____________________ 41t I I _____ 11 ., I a - ____________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ • Ma'.Iof Ct,a,Vr --- 228 E.FIRSTST, - Sanford jewelry & Lug9ai' 217 E. First St. U b, J11 I - S68 1 IS 'S . 5' N ___________ the Right Qitt' tor S that special one. Our showrooms are tilted with the most complete ' selection of home gifts in the area. Accessories in wrought iron, .jie&M4 5~ ,q e 4 0 1~_'Arl. YA ___ ____ r 5' 'S. furniture in wrought iron and aluminum • flmnkAifl,i$(ard 'I. 5'. brass, leather and ceramics. domestic and Imported await your selection. Also fireplace equipment. barbecues. pool and patio LUGemAGE 5!4J -_ BANKAMERICARD I I ~i Watches -? - -` The Orlando Forge makes it easy to chtxse 'ust Jewelry ;I -,3, #), I - wt'i i iiitg to t'uinplitimu of gall blutdtit'r syuuuptt.uns '.'. ta'ni she ituid tutu it rt'rluti'. ed in h'tiruuiry Just forget it Not sb', out I and don't try- to figure thus out' out liz will be bout'.' by tit'.' Nationally Advertised: T •. '- SIR ~ X -it ay depar tint'.' ot cnuldni uiiderstanid why Lit was IN THE FAMILYI - ~ t.mt1ttng to d) (tie least, hut to uutitt to (Pit' uiiiuseuumerut of the GIFTS FOR EVERYONE 4' I 414 it ___________ Is I & and uut't'tlless to say, her records and sit clucks wi th m usical at- • know, time' holder uuiler tha,iking of us have to go over to real I Seminole Slemorial . , .1tation, . ' Alene MorEs hit 39, she had add more to (heir uses as mdi- tile values, vocitional inter- the's- should want - two kids. boxes and bow to repair ttiern gurdy, tcchments and toys One mmtwo cars and a nice home' of her '.'iduals. while k eeping the rela' ests. skulls and unique abiliti es One collector, Vicki Glasgow, strel pict ure winds to play a anoth er whole half tiunship Oth e rs are alone' For some women. a solution not only has a Large collection tune Cylinder boxes made beIndividual counseling is of' hO' ahead And she didr't know di sort-cd or widowed. hoping in be going back to school, of boxes . sbt has organized a fore i&0 are likely' to be key may what to do with it adjust a nd find wine joy in feted to help women fari ng permuseum wound Later ones have crank sonal or career decisions And getting a job, finding the right little 'I wished there was some- their inth'pendent status "The chances of finding a handles kind of volunteer work or t'.tP single women there jire workshops or, cp"-ial -irue- I t'uuld t4lk to. someplace %r trN ung aside ti me for a hubby she good music- box in a junk pile 1. The Job Search n.e go fur counseling, she says Some wooden boxes are lair- good topic-s. such as thers . it may be real- are pretty remote, though, she ings about being on your own- and Women on Their Own said For o now. To fill that need for other realize some of the very hy plain and many people put— _________________________ at advises wouldbe scavengers th ivng that they are happy women, M rshave Mons and three' - 'To have value a box m ust be in chase (hem to provide new cabcolleagues opened a new such as privacy and self-deter' Again home MUSICAL PRIZE - Vicki Gla sgow holds one of her m'isical boxes are ma- Our business is life decision ey pect ndition without me- ine' La - -' Mrs Mar-is said rs say th co boxes. a bird box, and Is surrounded by other favorites The e staff membe Th Individual Development It) i hogany. walnut, oak, frultwoud, rs Mans don't prorrube inswi haP, magiuhcent upright Criterion diic music box was made in The four women began the counseling.' saidmember, M cterere . Another staff e and were inlaid with beautiful tee from cylinder;, and th th pgy* w hole new personAmerica The top th ree boxes are called musical necessaires center after leaving the univerobogist Mary Lou Hunt, added piness or a Wn& quality must be good woods or nher of pearl In 7be women who seek help Under th e tray of manicure accessories, left, is small musical silty of Waslungino Gwdanc-e collertA*i are boxes priced ple should be taut ality eo Some boxes look beautiful, but are at all ages. from the young Center for Women They felt it that p mo'.eiTnt. "Wehaveafeehngweshould vital parts may be missing ftum$W$7,000-thepriceof college graduate wondering was under-staffed and under- "lifeisntamcestraightpath ' happy all the time ,' - sa id Quite number of boxes have' one wi th 19 perfect cha ngeable be - A lot of us are sti ll living how- to turn a histo ry- degree funded to fill (Pu' need they saw and her husIn a sense th e music box busi isions we made when Mrs Anderson "It's time we been made in recent years. and cylinders and original tone plains, when she wi:h dec into a job, to the 75-year-old "Thousands of women are we were 18 to 22 years old, she realized there are times when one must have a trained eye to cards The most interesting bend bought an B-inch box for ness ii a lost art, Mrs Glasgow grandmother who wants to keep hungry for this type of PtU- said "Yet there are other were going tO be lonely and recognize the old from the new box, a bandcarved tall piece of $100 In New Hampshire where ZpLiuis, because so much of growing they were on vaca tion. She Cottage Industry with pa rt.s "They come it, with general gram,' said Mn AD4eXWTI times in our lives ru ac can miswidenitood. Maybe we can Even experienced collectors furniture fl a wooden cue wi th help dal with the pain' an automatic record changer, abandoned her previous hobby made with tender loving hand can be fooled dEs-ease," said Margaret An- The response ifs'e the opelung take new directions - th e forerunner of the modern of collecting paper, pri nts and care. Musical Swiss watches At th e New York Antiques 'istany of us do no' take rederson, a teacher-counselor. Aug 15 has been encouraging, 'But growth ii a painful as bouk, when abe acquired the were made in the .18th century Center where Mrs Gla sgow has juke box. may be worth she added sponsibihity fur our lives We it esating,' she said little box made by "They a,ay, 'I'm getting very own mtmc but Mrs. Glasgow would twver Regina. the and old Swim bGAes bring very ying ber is an react rather than chrect.'' she - with the first American maker, and dry. I'm withering out.' We try boxes among those belonging to part Pugh Pflces. In the 19th century realities of Life written In - Is Introductory' course railed Self- said to help them de-fog their feel' She parlayed a hobby Into a siderel the finest disc box mnak. came the snuff boxesof tortoise European and American c-uI!e'c-n1any wc,rTlt-n th e' Center s goal for its clients Mn riunt t). cc". .-r'. Group guidancemgz " business 13 yt-ars ago Mee ex- er in the world tori she qwe E.iy idenUfit %hell or Idligreed with ena mel when telephone A rid you know '.'. hat - you Sanford PH 323-0235 to together w hurt one or the other _ _ (lt'nt''.'ui, loud returned the - - lk'.l to invite us fur the healing httil called '.'.eekt'nd at their lovely new F'or all of you tk'.ir concerned t-,,iutltiuuuimiiiiuii at Pompano friends wtm have culled to ask Ii - %% hat's the rumatter ma.'.'., Lit` Our dear friend far niie.ru than 'Ihat is flt)t (huts 1.1'!. :m-plus years, his honor, JiiItt' ?d A l'I II i.:tt X, but rather our Ve.lit' Williuiiuis, and his h''.'ely ('annie, ime it'.'d Its to t'uuuiu and flirt t' Oh'. er's wife, the other enjoy 'l'iuimuksgi'. uug dinner w ithu F:lizat.s.'thi. 'I here are omily three in thi'iui, say'iiig that it would only Just ho'.'. honored can one gal 111 1,1' - Carnpare S-89.115 p - is' (lit' Faintly. -i . GreenorBck $7995 . " I to them, merry, .. Set •' Li I OB 0 0 t ( -0 1. Ii r-' Rocker Recliners - - tics and barns. It ' . ,,- I MusiC Boxes hiltu.,'".t. II' Ut ".'r , 0 1 11, fê -. L' -- ii ) ._~ Florida hospital. MERLE nORMnn r ____________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ tø ~~ so a merry ta-Li until it's hello to the hail at live-year intervals guaranteed to be the complete again. happiness by___ the honors committee.___ recipe far Holiday _________ — Give Comfort And Beauty ~ "Ill '.16 8", Ne-Not Display tITTiate how long it will take are traveling to a foreign court - World workrog for YOU. r i, are getting inarried or MRS. WILliAM KIRK, 322- hunt. Mrs. Bantuvanis said, and aid Had lunch with her the day from foundations and individ 6106. before her departure and she uats is being sought -. Seneca Falls gained prorni' was all excited over the trip and flcfl('C 124 years ago when pio' grand "jump." After lunch, she sluurunned the neer suffragettes Elizabeth Front all reports Milady Is In , - , and Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott a hustle-bustle selecting the car door on her thum b proper attire. Bet I've had at CRUUU&SH . - . which limited convened the Women's flights s"llie few years. Mrs. Bertie (able mother-in-law. Shirley Convention here Sir% Stanton 4'east 50 people ask tile what I'm tier a(fivities but nevertheles,s and Amelia Bloomer, another llrough and her very beautiful Cameron Thrasher, and believe young daughter, Amy - , , gosh, me that is a bug job because it i-s she reports a grand time, wearing, En route back to Sanford, shevillage, early activist, resided in the time flies, seems like only one big spread. So I turned tIne tables during a - - chat with 1.17. I'AUI.Ul'Cl and stopped over in D.C. to visit yesterday Amy was just that The idea of the hall of Fame Speaking of spreads, the high and now she La a lovely with former Sanfordites, was given birth more than three asked her. 8-.'.' II?. MATIIIF;LJx Blame Millers have a cute laz will no doubt be most be. CHRIS AND 11013 LOVELACE. years ago by a group of luc:ul Well, let me tell you this has young junior miss' name for their ranch. -Oleo women, who held an organhla' -- - -really started out to be a "let's tional tea to interest others I IIIIi sorry to have to tell you Acres, Just a Cheap Spread" her Th e corporation now has about show IAz how much we love that uuuy friend, Jan Cara, is Believe me that's anything but 115 members, mainly in eastern week" for sure' back and ttuetruth,tttsalovelYhoflleafld First, Stella and John having to commute states, who pay annual dues of to Seminole Memorial for they have done most of the work th Woodhonse invited toy Joe and for $5 ~, TicMe-'fp ttut' table with (hetui some tests, Jan was just in the thenisleves. Pat Nixon, wilt' of the [,rest me to sit ill -_ - GI ill tile AIA dent, is an honorary member forthcoming Chanilva grit, local institution of healing this CFbrapA It Jun Williams and his nt''. 0%.7 summer aid bemoans the fact ." I ' .'. . -' the board Itall lost so inuch weight bride. Susan Thrasher. are til,it sht .- . I" , Satiford "We went 11110 It full force. Then Im . belo%ed while recuperating, but now she making their temporary home securing legal counsel to S1'L tJ hit'raltl ocety I':dittr, tilt, lair 11 c;ill sinfle. she weighs tit at a (town on Lake Harney but I a constitution and handle incor, wopping 98 pounds. soaking wet understa nd that before long poration and soliciting sugBallet Guild Irscrltulttnnt o f Gloicill ft .., I bet and with tier bmts on yeI they will be moving into their gestions for women to be lionnie Captured Dolls" oll Dec. brand new mobile home in Baroque Fragrance ored from inembers of the pubSee Our Lovely " Candle In Reusable lie, national organizations and 9, at the Seminole high Sanford. Lingerie On ---newspaper editors," Mrs. Ban Auditorium. Susan ard Jim we~e martied [film Fisher is in Seminole Tben tip make matters even Hospital for surgery Oct. 14 at a very lovely canMemorial 11101C wonderful, our grandarid his lovely Nell were delight - mostly pink weddin g SANFORD Official documents of the hall .ns, Todd, I uiald anti itay' Jr. Haiti all ttit' way from once residents of Geneva and service, at First Baptist Church -' i-aIled its now niake their borne over in in Geneva with th e Rev Marvin Atlanta and talked for ever ____ se as the a flit' matin ,Y Itrevard County- . I anti happy to Deese ____ Weather- see that he shares our opinion clergy man It was In'. ely but My brother, Jim 4 . loSanfordto tile best not &S 10\Cl\ a.% She %as — sbee, stopped over for it v isit arid c0liles and unix ,\tint Ruth and Unt'lt' iiot'ttirs in the t-t'untry far his Dish U.' • 411 Christmas day' 1)onna, the daughter of to express our apprecition for Seventh-day Adventist minister, has been employed ,1; )our efforts least five wonien will he elected on agre landed theto college al' WALTER A. (;IEWw, 322-2611 to Old Chuittuinu, N.Y. for a fox building donate, ready has Decorative I - " - . PATSY HUTCIIISON was tiff tually to construct its own a l4M'T ' Quick, - - - . •q - contributions to the arts, athlet- it's still not ti, late to get your name in our colorful souvenir irs, t)Ustfle%%, education, ernint-nt. built,anitie%. phi, pr(wrain and Im- included in the Itnthroh' and science ha'.. l,'sti'. ities Hurry' Send your check to tu'.'n of the greatest value fur the development of their cmiii me' try Remember the ballet is two Alter the initial election, at '.'..-eks from this weekend. The corporation hopes even, ' — state that women to be en. c ontributions I and nearly shrineti nuitist he or have everyone hast. if you will hurry United States citizens ''whose SENEA'A FALLS. NA' the year with plans to t'Otlij)Iett' Ito Ito' the circle, Itelter hurry' They have just returned front Reservations for Seminole France and toured through (lie , r'r - - , (lone soine globe. trot I i ng, (luring reservations in with MRS. . . — .. -- ocen --- Womefl's Rights Convention in 1845, soon will he home In a NItitual Concert As.sociation's Greek Islands into Turkey with national wornen's hall (if Little annual ('hauuijt.ugne Ball are go- stopovers in Cypress, Malta , National Honors I 'urnfluittet' of 25 women and men and like I told you, and Crete. trig last l)uring (heir trek, they rout has been mulling over a list of only lfO can Ih'ar Headers be .'n'coninuuodated. rnan' Floridans and spent 30 prominent American WI)t1I('fl th' past and present wno with time ,liist rt'uneunber the glittering considerable have been nominated for en, OUIj ,I, 4ala is NEXT SATURDAY FIk)IlIDA SUPREME C shrinement night at Mayfair Country Club, JUS1'l('E HAl. r. i)EKI.E and Mrs George M Hantuvanic, List year ninny lute-callers MR.S. I)EKI.E, including a bali- president of the hall of Fame were so tilsapponted that the day aboard a French limier co rporation, said, plans are to liuiiitett reservations hind been the Mediterranean . keep the identities f the lionI remember some time Wick, ored women a secret until the filled Bob mentioned that he was go- hall of Fame is opened official Now is the hour! T'he champagne hour begins ing to ab,andon politics for ly. Initially. (tie hall will to' at put., followed b y dinner at gracious living.. lie's obvioushoused in a campus building it 8 and dancing to the tousle of ly' a than of his word. Eisenhower College, a liberal Skip Brown at 9,. arts cchool In Seneca Falls haven't already, get So. if ' - -- Famotts Women rj0 i 11ono'sed J3 ' ' ' — - , - - - - - " -- - - ' Wouldn't )ou know that he -way halldelivered the all Now that everybody's tiimm- burger to ill)' (tusk w itti a small - stuffed after it Jar of something pinkish. iklish Thanksgiving ilindin, "What in earth's that'" I is couiutiig tip quiiit'd hIatt uiIfing time hut this time '(is 'Well, after all, it IS fish eggs again stocking sttiffinj, , . . . and it's I I salmon eggs useil for fish bait," he laughed. just around the corner, So to )oily Old St. Nicholas, Nly day was made" lend vour var this w4ay - . . for, duinuonds. mink and get the ,Shalwiar . just bring iuie lots at least 24 more It roust be nice' of hours ATTORNEY 13011 PETI3I-E .-rrvdav arid tits attractive KATHY have Z 'I - Society Editor . lau. alied abortion 8% JF.RRN" R1 CK - - - - rurinths. the moonlight. the out an obs%etrician %nd made emotion of an4 her fl - • 11% DORIS WILLIA M S The Mdn of his leaving done for her. With nd being gone for many work guaranteed, she picked - - - usually is chairman of the food i'otnnuittee to fetch Its food. Oil (tits particular da%, BOB ()IUU-.l.l. asked mc what I wanted for lunch. "Why pink 'hatnpagne atul caviar, of t-ourse," I 1I115 ere4l "But what would vitu settle - ANNIVERSARY EVENT Puts the accent on values for your horns • - ve water 'Carndid Only two CBS stations, in Champaign. Ill., WCUti-TV I 1t I -year-old and WN113D-IX in Peorit, Ill,. and' with a &-clsion 1,D make she put a little away each week happens u hen the 4lead character of a Put tele- are reported to have refused to F1tIEDS St. GGFST toward the hospital bill, ABORT1O\ vision series gets pregnant arid carry the two_part show AW)R11O — decides to have an abortrnn A third CBS affiliate. WNb} Argubintanres coirisel k[)Ol'T1O It's no soap opera. but I in Detroit, said at first it woui abortion for her reputation's comedy situation CBS sake After all. Owy said,. she After her dec-mon to go -Maude.** but later decided to. It carru~_,h I r had her whole hfe ahead of her forward was made. the father In the first ept.sode last week the first part. Maude and eventually she would meet of the child from where he was of the two-part show . Lear, who al.so produces "All is man whom she could lm-e. But stationed in Germany had his leal-ris she is pmgnant aM conin the Family." said be wanted the child would be a chaplain write urging that she suders an abortion Her husband I to do a shou atx-lut a late-life pertuaps pregnancy. she keep the child atuonsIup-marr-tage. He said he rea li zed th ere 'ind, how could she support a S,allv c-cunsidered adoption. '"I 1'he final part was be a controversy no mat-nuld '1d' Abortion was the best was adopted, myself," she said, Tuesdzg night, Nov. :1, She had si ter which way he went after the 61 ..y out of a bad situauan, they and was va-i- fortunate in the abortion. - being given the parents I was. "This is not a tidy' Hollywood star got pregnant. I th ink that's healthy- ," Lea The are wonderful, but I could endi ng ." said Norman Lear, t he Said -These things uld A I JOS WITH T not* bear the idea of some" creator and executive proaired. No matter which side." }''RETS else having my baby. ducer. : Lear said he thought station The abortion is a first for Sa uiaught over what was prime-time television, and managers who refused to carry KEEPS B4B' advised and talked the rnatt.er comes in a season when the such topics were out of touch over with her parents Her -After my son was barn, I got medium is dealing more tea- with their audience. "They rmother and father were very a nev job at a schmil and went lw,icall%. ,with such msws as don't understand their auunderstandini. but the'u could to m'ught sctool to learn typing morality. The fictional setting dience,'' he said. 'They're not afford to feed another and shorthand in order to get a for 'Maude," incidentally, is much noire intelligent than r:ir'uth - Sally comes frc,rr a better mb -' A friend of mine Nt'w \'tirk, which has : tuber- t!w .- H 7 - T1 -4 bort For . Speaking of chiutnpagne, just gotta tell you this one. Some days it gets pretty "hairy" here at The Sanford Herald. We tuae our own cutering services ....hichever one of the fi'tluihs gets his head ______ - Ila lide " Is F w-uli call Sally. girl was in term. her senior in high school All Sails- asked for wa and her beg beaux a member of assistance in getting a - -- ZALES 49TH t)c,nt forget that the Police1 u k.'t tIhIy be PU( tiased at Iwre she joined the jet-setters Bob. n Former Willi, I oinii,andhall is also on 1)ee 9, at 9 iisan' or flub (lilt) Miifair ( nmtry er at Sanlord Naval Air Station, to meet tier brand new grnrnip iii at Sanford (lvfr Center. has now tweii elevated to the hahykiriu.(hlUISTlNA THOM- Iii ;n to th. tllet, get nut aut ASINA, who made her world Captain. rank 9.30 and arrive at the ball t.. While chatting with I'uItS)' the fore It a( tually geLs into full I .ittl ('hris is the daughter of (lay tfure Thanksiving. I Sanford (;,urulen (huh's an- swing AND MRS. 1 II ACY casually iiientiunr4l that the MIt world coululnl turn w ithuut a 1-STES Jit, The new father Is nuial Fantasyland Table Show hoire few on holidays and that stationed at Edwards Air 1- on e uiriul II'uutic1ue is scheduled for I )e 1. 2 and I at the cluithouse. Itase. ( 'alif tui herd and I etc dining out F'nst-Christmas festivity will lour.c are from 10 a in. to S no tinu' for the culinary arts Find uinother holiday (IAflCC at to., on Sunday. p She offered to cook toe addition to distinctive Mayfair Country flub turkey' Sfriifl'il County 1)en- neratie oung friends, holiday tables on display, a pot ( )nu• of toy coring the dance, on 1)c'e. 29. AN!) M US offrru"I for sale ilaughter ,f MIt front 9 p in. to I a rn It's going to he beautiful' w Iut're FRANK MEItANE, huts hei'n know lt't I NiAHGAIIET I(EN'NOLDS will -MITIM'd. Vhi "I'ditioll, Io (lie will be invited to the crniBoston (oust rvatory of Music spend her Christmas vacation formal affair which will include ('ongrat.s, Shelley' It is likely she will ts jetting off spirited'' pun h. Before pr ceding. I per. sparkling, to ( ;uam land I hope riot via inally want to thank all you hors d' s'uvres and dancing to ('utim to sjuil her new grariulwiunderful folks for your the tunes of the 'South Winds duuigtitt'r, KIMIII-Ill Y N fl':I, For reitervatinns, (all itributions to Ballet I(f:NF.E TE1.)N, 7I-lfl, of Sanford -Serninole. iii tins sensito, I tltitt't know (;uikl It's most rewarding and (INE)Y (RAIN, 322-4794 Iut're to hiegul to know that there gratifying fly qtuIar il.t,ieiri.1, the INK ___ are many lit our inI&M who are SIK-aking of first-time Vratid- S1 10'I'Sare returnitill, to S.-inford vitally interested in any ('Ii t'tincert iuiot h.'rs, our own I )( IN NA anal will appear .iltural irath and un' ES FES has tutor ia'.l Ii out tlt" tar., I"i i.li, Ic. I, 10 11 p in, urtirig the guild, which was I. 1 It (1a' to I Mujave Dessert in California at Sanford civic ('enter SlICIIAE.I. GUTMAN is ~,,-!Iir,~ born in Sanford, nearly five for Uirlstznac' ears ago, aral has now rc;u bed A real live bride doll the rhiiuti to fatut e MIKE ANI) 1)ONNA M(PE So, for you dedicated suWrt- - _____________________________________________________________________________________________ -oung SWwd mother. that we wishing t,o carr~ thew batmes - . . - witching in a black velvet gown, large red cmcan't broidered polka IIOI! highlighted wait to SCC with it! L Ahoruw' ~ li _J A But toOk care of the baby for a time it. I u SU't I could manage family. F41uir's Dolt: Last Sunda%. lcuw-inc'curne Nwmy mother and I hae. Sa11 Mid prud1. the to The Herald whatever their daughter Wk I em takes care of him for me. nerof two b decsdedwasallrigh:wu thth it can he a lonely epefleflce Fk1IIFR ('O1l\(; had an abortkm. TISS bang a baby Some times I get telk a -onng unw mother o, i eou not murder my so )on. but I have my little ke her ta u. son and that along with the th child I could This young woman is taking its of mmikeepsme Bs DO\A ITES right to life. I would make it. I the care of problems as didn't bow how, but with Gods gu "I was told there is state present themselves. Now, the "Of course. I kept rn baby! help it could be done," she said. schuled to like me to baby's father astance for won say it has not bn e child, but I come home on leave nest month th but I knew I could d I BtRTHRW,HTMOVF..ME'T help support ~~re been determined to do this and he has asked to w his son. -Have an Some Might something develop' 'o!mg •r mv own. I guess you could people said I should get rid of ri' In the her call it pride. I knew I could Perhaps. mamage '1 m little boy, but I could not do her sion t do all in ' make it, I wanted first clan do not kww. If it happens t4l that AfW all 1w is My VMr 01M powff to assure the life of her baby and would he wonderful. If service for both my child It was not his fault that I child. SaU - heard me wen he was bo and I ol son and I will still be all right!' mistake. He is o thrught movement where made aand blood and I love him." whatever assistance necessary f'uesl't I CkLffa' Cwtdid I She Kept Her Baby Why .— Super Special! p .;41- -- I Con ORANGEAVENUE TELEPHONE 647-2S34 WINTERPARK, FLA 10 i ~ - �- ______1 TY — ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~l- - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I _ -n- T - _______ _____ -.-.- --.-- - - **-. - ___ ! - Into - -.- - - Sundny Nov. 26,1912—SC The Snnford Herivld - - Sunday. Nov. 26. 972 c—The Sanford Hcrald 8. OWfl ______________________________________________ 1.,cad life your ________ _______ ________________ __________________ ..JII1RPT "F AT Wiltre ThAT. fC(1VLA, ur 1 T1t,ETIII 1TIflOPU) cA,ub.nI4Pr -A*,hRALL, Afll! (MIT TO le __ - K(akiqK' B' Thu IRWV 5 MARILYN (4)RDO has been medai for Ililda Nakutis for "bravery under (we" during the newcomers' coffee held in her Longwood home. A record number of guests turned out. taxing her nornaILy ample the most e• citing of weeks. Seminole - i I , -...-, I ..-I- . V. County has been busy with social activity. Everyone but evrvone is in the midst of ~ . s')n1Vth1ni:,, _g7-- _- _~ - I •---- - -'- J_..% 4 _________________________ flEAR A8H': I am 15 and am engaged to a Man aged 21. 1 love him very much and we want to get . 1 4 - something holding us beck. My ACRMS9 1Chak1nny tool II Hof I1TII%,anew moth- She lost dad four years ag and has been very lonely eser since. ('kit of five brothers and sisters I am the only one left at home and the last thing I want to do is desert my motber. She is only 49, and very at(raetl"e. She has tried joining clubs and making friends, but she soon loses kKerest, and the only pe rson she really enjoys being with La .-. / ff ,, 1 tt Fred Waring and his your eye out for ($rciiofl. I siig'st yost I ('ufts ,.tbii co How can I get my mom to leave me alone? Maybe being big-busted wits Important in her day, but it doesn't mean all that much now. SMALL, BUT SATISFIF.E) out Ow' chords arid beautiful n know I have a sister win' lives in - -- ______________________ ________- - _____- - - '1 aUiate, t*it we desperately need some relief from their daily (or perhaps I should say "nightly"] house-hopping. 1'1wc cat supper at 6 P m. or so, and they then stroll around the neighborhood, dropping In. They just open the door and walk In during supper, r family quarrels, disciplining of children. financial discussions or lim-hand and wife making up moments. No one on this street has nny privacy. How can we get across to them that after-dinner guests should be Invited, kI without hurting their feelings? R Problems? Trost Abby. For a personal reply write g ABBY. BOX Wies. L A.. CAUF. "00 wild ciselooe & damped. addressed envelope. For Abby's booklet, "how 10 Have a Lovely wedding," send 11 to Abby, Boa 07K, Los Angeles, Cal. 9ONS. ) 'I , FORI('ASI FOR MONDAY, NOVIMILER 27, 1972 CARROLL RIOHTIN'S O"W. ) ' ' I IIIm'TI IS J considerable aiiioUnt of criticizing ticing done tl~ are too negative to use this trait constructively . '1 he afternoon ansi evening ate fine for anything that requires precision. ARIES (Mar 1 to Apr l)l You have to use intelligence in planning hiturc activilics ,( you wish to gain the cooperation of co-workers I)on'b ncgk'ct work that is vital to your career, Make plans to Imp r ove wrdrobc TAURUS lApi 20 to May .'O) Plan catly for the recreation you want to have lain in the eay Attending to important Nosiness matter' is w msc 1 he esening can be a particularly at the curbside or Guaranteed alley if ordered This includes old stoves, refrigerators. - steam -dry iron _/ 10— . 11 , - - 0NE - - ,,I,-- PRICE COMPLETE . FABRIC Week of December 11, 1972 An area west of Park Avenue, bounded CUSTOM TA PLO RED • IN ST,4, LIED on your rod on the north by West 13th Street and Mc- Cracken Road and on the south by West 25tP Street and extending to the west city limits Come try the - ~ of Hanes, Free! Week of December 11, 1972 An area west of Park Avenue, between line of Persimmon ( No Chatpe ______________________ Avenue. ch5 724.. t U'."' _____________ ' . 'r,4'j' %as,r' 1,5 ', ZAN Irc ___________________ I OPENaVENisTsLt NWNLW S&NFOROPLAZA We cc mat,ng ?tI Offer so sot. 5' C5%COiPc Die rme 'Ii mm and Ira" 'iQ 'lt aI p4-p r s, spr'mI So co'se and pick up. rr,, Ha'n Everyda y Cemetrykat ____________________________________________________________ Week of December 25, 1972 An area east of Park Avenue and north East 13th Street and Celery Avenue and L, ' _____ __________________________ ______ 1. ' PHILIPS Ci..aen - ry & eryfty FREE -m 'ioJ' ,a Pff G4O(IP iiIFQAPY3) - - Z,,A, 1 I ______ • j - '. - -- I 9 to - - ____ O mnuII, bar - _ huliril ilog Knit. ______________ // - PRISCILLA'S POP ------ . '- - 13 - - -: by Al Vermeer _ . i 18 I ,) , r I bur,€d b&r-k • In 'Q#).) 5 'tV (•I Whet I- avn vij 'i . ç hrnj' r -, ' I — — ••,. 9— ) .r - 23 30 __ /" •:• 12 • . -.M - - , ) / - ~~ Cat d by *won & Schw.vi 351 3 ___________ — 38 THE 39 BADGE ________ GUYS 41 40 ~__ I C,HlF_F;. - AA-KNG FOR WRE A 37 42 ,ACiAIN193t - 47 48 -- 50 51 I :- BLO1!) — — — — — _______ _______ 55 &I ~ LL — - _____________________ ____ - ____ %~4 I , N 1 -251 rn COUP'IAL 1 1I - , r ? - .1% .1 . 5,1 q I"I , . iJ ',, h) see - - Li ... . _________________________________ CAPTAIN EASY Oursels iij ,,,, __ ____ i%& (JlIiei's See Ily IlE.TrY CANAIlY LUCK ) AI'Jh< Mer,s4t.AMc' q,Ai4C$0. ' ' EA Z _,( I'iEZ PA CAAPT' fr44iSThIJTs WJj LATE MATER' $0Afjq1_ P,eff, SW I slippose it I..; only hunian nature to define our actions differently that) those of (I iIlt'iIl iS. 10' iS )0flii1S, while 1 have self'esteemn. ( But, ______ low Ile wmild efille it?) You know how it is-one man's art film is atiothur man. s dit-tv movie. \Vhy Is it that: HAvE !PT' )414 PiVA1E -k_ ' Q:~:_= --- /,.,- - . ___________________ __ _________________ _______ __________ ___________ _____ 1 o LETS 'l 'THE MOV Ofl V/CUS nw5E , pis80LO MAY 1,10 \ Fa'c ALPY EF1' FG fl4E - VM AFRAIt' M "' i.ior u.wwc' \ 10 GIVE OUr /kP'J' i1 en two people want a raise in pay, one wants to make a decent living but, the other is called "greedy." --A ;: . ~ Isn't It interesting that: You're meticulous, but, lie's a nitpicker. Or, yoll have a point of view--he has an ax to grind. Vhen engaged in conversation, I dwell upon the facts. _ D FRANK AND ERNEST HODER N Ile's it bore. - - - 1 1 319 West 13th St. SANFORD, FLORIDA Phone 522 AT I blunt in the morning, and you tritnt it, but later you find this has beer's most hielptum to you Show gratitude (or a public ".AvL LUMP 06 _ ____ by DkkCovelli Ti-T tG4T' TtcLY TL..g,L.rr Ef'F4T fl- TA J TIAPY -THINK . ' U KE -' I 10 iEM... . I 11 ~P~ I 1. I It J ) _______ _______ __________ - ____________________________________ ___________________ BLONDI E Sl -. - ___________________________________ --- -' . . ---' : I Ch ic Young -'ç_ -. ' 5C 0 L'CS is WAPJA I uC GOSSP I 14 i' - ABOUT iuOGE y_ "ss 'TGS L. 41a ACID (1AT' rooj H .. . i -4 / '. . - . Z;, WEAQD r ,.< - A LREADY' , - - - ,~ .: 1-N 11 If` , , - North t isn' at all happy when his partner blasts to . t - - _ six clubs avid South Isn't too 2 huipv when he set's the (111111' ll Osttild & James Jueob Tht'ut' is 'inc exception my lie' is pretty sure that he will bring the' slam home if lie knows how to play it, but them- c' an' so iiiiifl possible lines of play that hi' should st inty the hamimi fl a long tiiiie before starting Fortunately for South's peace of mmii and the NorthSouth partnerships all lines work and there is urn way to the' general rule of opt'iiliiit lose the slam Both vtiliIt'I4Ible Sot lii I.ast South ' ' 1 PIS5 2 * Paui'. 2 4 64 i',, p.,.., :t * I ',i'' i'. ', , ( )pt'nitt lt'.nl v j h. bidding with the' higher of twim fivc-cai ti silits. 1. r( .I- ________________ (1111) hal Is pass"d out. Even be sure that you make home life as ban iiionious as possahile If pirtiit'i' cati 't respond, the 1 he ability to ceninmuflicate well w ithi the influential and prominent can be of great assistance to your progeny. A opponents are likely to get COnICiCfltiOUs follower of higher-imps here who can go fir In er lionel, SPIiIIC 2b40 Hiawatha Ave. nArne t29, IIoti w ooti ( ,ih( 101)25 box into the bidding. On the othbills __ AE EEr " 4 E W '-' 1— ___________ 'Iii ~ 1.1-1 % ' C %13~ ~ , .~, N . I - THE PHANTOM 16 You, South, hold: to. ------ "i' ___________ 'Ywt mc.1 AS A, VSE CAM I 1Pi GIAM't O ALUA. sCsi SEEM iss,% ----*I I - _ H __ AM OUR CN.'P'tO' - TO ssT - I I I 41I A—One club. You will itsake a stntrn hid nest. 'IOl)AY'S QUISTli)N , \__ Your hntticr responds one ____________________ ____________ IV ing the' lurul right there, Answer Monday _____________________ Send III lot JACOIY MODERN book at E,id5,7 (do this sii' to po, a. m, Rod;o cit1 Station, New Yook, N Y. 1001 - ________ ill f ____ -__________________ :5 . ___ ____ ____ ___t, _J Lee F jik tiflU 11 of r,%10-*R '10-f 1vhC%FCR9AVLff oRtL AS E.. e ciec' c'- are diarisond. What do you do now! j)assetl out a good (ical more frtqus'titly Today's humid is no t'xcep lion. ii South opeiit'd with one spade the chitirices are )ILIY- _____ _____ '0 '' 4 A K65 VA KitS • 32 4 KQ3 one o those nsitis e young people who complaini early, so VIV. __ A111111 __ 1 —r--— L FALL.' I EE 114OE L South . ft J4 . 1-%. -, " -- - ______ _____ 14 South has almost enough with a forcing two' 'rbt' bidding has bet'ii o bid anti selects one club ill West F.a-st North preference to one cause he wants to have the - Men BEETLE BAILEY _______ A4 'P C _ HI SPAPIS I PmT it PimSi ASSPI _____________ "a 0 4- t,- % "I r' __________ life, tic ause of a natural charm I he' Stars impel, they di) not compel '' What you make of your life is largely up to YOIJ' Cargoll Righ ter's Individual Forecast for your sign for December u now ready I'or your copy send yow bIrthdat I clubs. )I"iIi (0) bidding kept Oliell. rs'ice rendered you Avoid a iroutulernaker ' ' . coaMI4lMAN'S C itfl _.44 _ WINTHROP am one-Club Bid Keys North has isuily five' points ________________ NORTH arid will not want to try even * .3 one rio•trtifl%p. V54 The club opening does give North it chance to respond. K 1092 Without four climbs lie wculd i:sr %VIT I)re)l)aI)ly have tried one dia A lo 52 inond. with four clubs to the vQ 92 gether and raise's to two * .i i # 4AQ6 .11 i~I,t ~. U~ BRIDGE to hose a good time later in the day Join congenials who bring - - MINE __________ __________ I'iii an author. lie's a writer. I'm 41 writer lie's a journalist. I'm softhiearted, lie's a sob-sister . I have a shrewd business sense. Ile's a sharp operator. I retreat in order to reevaluate my position, lie gives lip. I ant naturally curious. Ile's nosy. i coo pe rate, lie knuckles under. I reflect lie daydreams, out your happy side SCORPIO (Oct 11 to Nov 11) An irate friend can make mu r feel had in thin morning but don't permit that to spoil uro m'u, tisities ,%nothmcr friend can solve the ou tiJ problem nicely tot ) oU lIe wise SM,I 1 I ARII'S I N'i% 17 it's Dec 21) Make certain YOu lid toss th rough irl mu It's ,in'l regulations that apply I a ym u or , nu cmmusi gel mb unexpected trouble Contact those whim can help you tic more successful 21 to Jan 20) com p lete those CA PRI('OKN' iIic unfinishie tads yOU have postponed and gain the benefits you need Later you can look into new outlets that can be profitable (;()I( ) liOrr')' and read top journals responsibilities I ti's I ch I'd) 'ni lia IQt.A KIL'S (Jan J ________________ I have personal I)i- eferences. Ile is prejudiced. WIN ok III _7 LO./-ell. r ___ by Bob Thores - rifia TITLED - J-___~ ( I debate or have a confrontation, lie fights I'm serious lie's dull. I 'in fllo(lt'St. lie's SI)IflCIesS. i have antklues, lie has old furniture. My pictures are reproductions. His are fakes. I have grievances. lie whines. I indulge in self-express ion. lie shows off. Why do we say: I am an unabashed enthusiast, lie's loud and vulgar. i am uncomplicated. lie's simpl e-minded. . ART SHOW I make careful judgments, lie lays down the law. I have insight, lie has a Jaundiced view. (PIIWSPAP(5 INTIIPIISI ASSN I - , 4 - .. I L. 4. . L'1.' Q) . ) I _~, ) "::T 32 SF 46 1 _i.) ip 0, ___________________ __ ____ _______ ~ t A t~o, -,>rj 3 ~ ~4 ' -' v" /S,,—f-(o c,/: 1 N 4. . -1 .Th, :) a __________ 28 P 45 I'srvnll IS Roy'. osme ii I vAK how no hiandk iltetii ('wile to a better understanding with mate have a hiapp time tonight PISCES (I-cl' 20 to Mar 20) An associate can be most __________ West 13th Street and all the way to Lake Monroe and extending to the west city limits tivi ts' one ar an amirm Pafl'hD5,, *tJ1 9'b'e vol,. par C" ZIPPICCiAIVC Yotl are Make good rnoncta' arrangements in the evening D o some repairing of that sceni difficult in ilic morning but later you know exactl k`,~J u 1, Slur pills' - I , all now look _________________________________ $549 ________________________________ & i"i',u '! d at ' • WIEASU RED • - -p First N: -- 4i )'r'hrt stih -s .1 21 Smut ,Ittustis A A K J 74 4 Week of December 4, 1972 An area east of Park Avenue, bounded on the north by 13th Street and Celery Avenue and on the south by 25th Street and extending to the east city limits line , 11 0, -- I I . / - ____________ I L4J by Lorry L.ws vi 1 duties in the morning that have been accumulating, and plan December Area south of 25th Street from the east limits to the west city limits Ili tile past 110-A ISept 23 to Oct 22) Take care of those pesky little i IUKA (Sept by Week of November 27, 1972 ci U socially and accomplish much picked upwitha week given to work in each area: Electric care in trasel Knt,ss your subject well before talking with co-w orkers today I'I.mn future e%ents wisely. LI (1 (Jul), 21 to Aug 21) Show those who have assisted properly Make sure .mli hills arc paid VI KO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Th e morning finds you feeling uN , but turn this discontent to constructive energy 01 f hatcscr you do tonight can improve your life I hiink logically MOON liii iRj- N tJunc 22 to July 21) You can keep I ; - ICI : (;I-MlNl (May' 21 to June 21) An affair at home could cau se some w or r' in the morning b u t you can handle it wi se ly and a. Following is a description of the areas to be AOL .'um happy erie from the romantic standpoint. matresses, limbs, and similar bulky items. ____________________________________ Sunday's Super Special! ________ Zoles General Z' $ 116641 oi from the Carroll Righter Inalituts ;t NI K .I 1 LN1)l - N('IFS In th e morning , '' pickup throughout the city of any large placed ,cW1 am a person with opinions, lie is opinionated. Delivery Free City Pickup'. items FRUSTRATE!) DEAR FRUSTRATED: Apparently you leave your doors open-wkh Is your first mistake. When people drop In. uninvited at an Inconvenient Ume. it you aren't brave esiough to tell them that you are BUSY. and to please call (LISt SeSI time. then you deserve to be (nastrated. Christmas WIDE CLEANUP refuse - "Mr Van " He City of Sanford crews will provide a free ----------- - BURNS 42 )(Imlustai;i Irratht 45 tnntk i M.scuiine •pp'llutIon l3nI.oIt.tuO 47I',lmat j21 [)FAR SMALL: Regardless of your measurements. In one respect you are more "mature" th an your mother, Slay with your values, honey. They're sound. - the est'ning is a happy one cnrdc' - ~_, Sni I stuffed a lot of tissue In my bra to hide my "handicap," as she calls it.I felt so(oolish,l took it all out soon nsl got there. _______________________________________________________ iourinr thev cxtnir from" No one seenis . , mri't PILING C)P4 3 ____________ - 115 mm' nllrriagl' until SOU are slower than some." It never bothered me much, Abby, but it Li killing my mother. She tried to talk me int o gcsting a padded bra, but I told her I didn't want one because ever)iWy would know I couldn't get that big overnight. Last Friday just before I went to a party my mother 9 4k just off 419 in the w oods in friend Mrs. It 1:' .'.101o" -______ ________ ____ _______ — — — — 12 o a doctor to find out what was ng wi(h me The doctor said, "Nothing, some girls just matu re faster than others, and your daughter happens to be 7-4, Then the Andersorm had to up Tairitss'iIc. Th e cage door was -. s .mve'rns is beautiful, but there and net'vt' owai , Retha moving open and the white rats were ist no c'ornpartson of the Caverns to ('k'rmont and Chuck his wife, the disposal of the public At ith Jesse Janie Case -: \rid what a glorious day I Floisc and their two daughters least three' rats were killed by 1AIm'( (IN ''U 1 I I' 'Itni t' -r ct ., - ' • ' ui,tr'ed to S&'iittsnitire , autos, one was killed by a dog ImIm'CI 4,1lC to 1' i • I .l- ,,I 1041 at Old Tucson, Ariz wit One good thing that the short and oric shot as it was climbing quilted mat-de shot ~khere all the western nimies .rc' filmed, well most of them thin' hasn't changed is rii dear up a screen door, Where did .'im11nj" --- '- 1' .-' - _________________________________ _______________________________ 1Mn .1., !,4111114- (01) IWAR AHflV: I am a 14 - year-old girl, My problem Is my mother. She won't "it the fact that I am smallbowsled, When mom was my age Abe was very big. .She ,still DRAPERIES the us CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO ______ ______ _____ "°I I)()W 2 -.-. -.4. It*-~: " -- ________ ______ II) Take • 25 Wugri ___________ .- L. i I ,m%t'fllS. The drive to ________ she sisotild hmse little trs)iihl-.l If nii honestl can't make a Fash oll t - s ator into the' Carlsbad iti1ii is a great loss to all of about some rats being duuisi'd I~, I 41. ~. ) f, il . i1ItI$I ,ii,I }'uthri' (iufl J;// I Ahk . ithen _________ Ch.mh ii nrso'm troli i sa% von sssnt to avoid. A mature decision would be to marry and let )'otlr mother make a life of her own, 1ff she's 4 and attractive, ri llomse . — too W ________ ____ (unit) ( nil "killing voueIf," that Is the poorest solution of ill. be. I 100790, _'\ ____ 21 Fpm-i' (p4vllng ,.,,'i,,i log nihtattt 4flhctonii'.Ihiiu 4,t1.IidiIi 2iC.v.lryman 49 Ik1%%InI. 19 Ottuin UmIp (11.1 1 3-1 F.ip"ng'i poif, Pt 1) Consume *xI a ii..,-l.i in'P11 it IIivrr (Spun I STAt gt..ie, 3fl l..,er 12 Employ IIrJ'I)I 23 t'r,tuin N (josh ,,oklv 37 IIP;wP 51 VeaeI Ins 39 )tost -' ' -a* Allift '3 ___ ___ ____ 4siiuwaIIa 'I lit Cnnpai* POnI IT Fflflini'" IWR M. OR M,: II on are seriously eonsiileilng \ - 4Oli,alIh,e!,t 42Thqtim 15 Aft latt.$ thc burden behind What should I do! MAItItIAGF. OR MOM re Ma '( I '. il I'l'I,ti II 35 Lubtksnt 14 L),poI ShIP Mother wants us to live slth her after we are married, bit my fiance is against it. I don't wont to spend the rest of my life as a bitter apinster, living alone with my mother, but I don't wont to have her alone and miserable either. I have to make a choice, or just kill myself and leave 4 -) ' '. .11 Nlitlalf~ I3I.r.ntve me . -'r- . L1 -. r-- ---j 81r ( - Ij4: I R L 1&, u,e ___ ________ ___ maed, but there Is H Ut I1(x)." V--"--- 11 Aøi..' . P.v' Pv,s. ___ Thin9s of AU Sorts qI'k Lt a hers â 66t -__-I - ;I I V. .lulie Vashburn, known to -most as the "Girl In Green" ~ 40because she is a Girl Scout t. 1 ,-~ I - -11 1 f, ~ - , V111k * I . i. professional wi th Citnis Council - %6., I ~-_ k h S - went to the National Convention -: ' -. in Dallas, Texas e Tile .sselberrs' Woman's Never one to lose an o 1, Club had a luncheon hononn . portunity, Julie went to Mexico ____ 1 . . t'MAR1I.NCRO ¼1 their past presidents and the and the Scout's "Our Cabana" past county Federation for a homes and gardens event, W president. Mrs Paul Knight 1,- \ I )t )ES IT To keep small hot ties 01 7Th 11 polish and pt'rf tlfllt I t'ufli 'eit'et is once again perfect hic'h included a tour of th -_ danoriginal poem about th e el,, .-,tic --.Spanish mansions, trips to visit I, Upping over in the dressing-table drawer, thumbtack narrow tu ________ past presidents and she is such Happy to hear that Mrs. 1.ytle Mexico's artisans at work and loops along one side These hold the bottles in place and prevent m essy L a bundle of talent Swope of S Triplet Drive, mans'. mans' other exciting accidents. r1i I still rememlier the poemshe Casselberry, is recovering thin s.9' In fact Julie gave me a #- - 11 11 I wrote last year honoring the nicely . complete rundown on what not I'll Cassclberry firemen That is -- to miss in Mexico ('its-. oa cii her mans talents. Mr and Mrs Fred Stair c! - - %_o , f il r cookies were teriffic. She Owega have arrived from New Ole' While vou are reading xtde three different kinds to \'ork to spend the suinter at this I will be in the land of the .erve that cta. their home in Altamonte beautiful music and the .- .- SOPHIA 1111IDGEWATE11 of the Altamonte Springs 71v%- came earlier this bullfight. i Los Angele. and h) lire Ili 1.17A BAKFR 4 . A little birdie told me that the ycar due to the very cold . 1;prings Home Extension Club sho%% I tried to talk Doris Williarn.s S14t. Phillip Walker with trie arranging, we met in Tucson h1ways been such a pleasure for I 7 Air Force in Germany and the and .spent the day together nic to sit back find relax while South Seminole Optimist Club weather up North. Mr. Stair into going with me but I gue&S %0lich she made for the count% 11olidaN she perfers to be a along with her two daughters. the vibration of her music son of our local Pas speak on "Women's 0' I.akes Golf Cour se by his old mud and stay at home. Right comes floating through the College Mrs. Maurine Walker, sent his Karen and Cheryl. wi th all of the clubs participating. lb" friends Doris' mother a letter asking her wha t The ba rn was large that held eve ning air, always making iMarilyn Gordon Photo) Could it be that they - - m FAItor's note! The heck she ________________________________________________________ had become of Mrs. Baker, who 4th of the .saddles and horse pleasant da) complete. re'ognizc where thc would be ?tlr, Donald iRuthi Mon. dncs The old snrn'out A surprise too, is finding always ha d sonic interesting equiprrK'ntth.at John Wayne Pius of Casselberry , Aorkhorse can*1 hall long news in the paper about the u.sed in all his movics. The niam new homes being erected without women" The hand that tgornery .. to Abraham enough to head for the trough (` rocks the cradle rules the recently journmed happenings in Chuluots, saying setting of High Chaperal is in and around Chuluota. Like I he loved to read my articles and exactly like it is seen on TV. it wrote mnce before, who knows, world, except one da flat. '.y Baldwin Agricultural College in for a hcalth feed, to sa, 4 will be home rocking uhlfe Georgia for daughter Peggy's least of folni*ng a fria plutocrau. was somethiniz if, set. the we may become a city" TI so did the other servicemen • I -, Main is nut ruling big theatrical debut in the lead siho us-c It up so grariousk. redirtmnns mm! the late Since I have been home and entire studio 11 C a t 1 ()fl S rria oA and only i feminine role in Luck s girl, - - Then mms husband new to El Brewer were that Chuluota have run into several frien ds. II The CasselbeM- Parade is -The Rainmaker." What more ce Ben and the children they twve aA red me the same Paso where I nict him and we and Geneva were going to be Let's C. IA"renz, 20, 506 Bianca will be 'nanaging the cooking iioyd J. Ward, 45, Bx 566 So, 1 say, a very drove on across the desert U' larger than the Sanford area. going to be bigger and better could an girl ask for" questions ha n ever. Lynn Stevens and Ruth was accompanied bs' without me, I just hope the DeRary, Patsy A. Harvey. 34, Ct.. AS. Jennifer I., Mcsodie. 19. miles He and the tither predictors t Silver City, cheery hello to all my friends her able com mittee are planher friend Mrs. Bonnie Werlev 121M Errol lIkuny. Casselberry Fire Department 2W Clark St., Enterprise by several years and neighbors in. around and through the (;Ila Mountains tit have missed . Aptipka ' ning lots of goodies Santa Claus of Lake-of-the-Woods. will stand b Wilber T. Butler, 47, 31 Lake th e but we art' growing and more 'hcre he Cliff Dwellings many miles from our line t of course will be there Katherine Hepburn had better --- .- Monroe Terr.. Emma J. Patcommunity of Chuluota, I will Indians lived over S(Kt years that later. Trophie . , , ~ will be awarded in look to her Oscars. ten. .16. 1803 Persimmon Ave. Just to outdo me, Dr. and All three Elston children had as ago The ground glitlere~ like try to bring you up to date 4111 the diffe re nt c'at.agories and David E. Spears, 30, 2617 Cole Mrs. Charles Unkovic are at. e present and silver, but we found it to be their birthdays in the past best I can for th * each school band participating We joined the Seminole tending an International Rd., Orlando, Patricia A Sl'vCtiil weeks Making th em Billy W. Little and Magal y j., let's hope that after utica. m ill receive ;, plaque, Mutual Concert Association this Meeting in Caracas, Venezuela. . ,A ife J Marshall. 32, 2617 Cole Rd And then, .4 long journey back Cland 110yearsold Courseyatill anksgiving everyone uill Anyone interested in par. year and found Hildegarde It sure is nice to know that we in Orlando the most beautiful state of all know those little Elstons are my to Joyce Lavon Steadman and I just tune all kinds of news f or and wouldn't you knoti, alter very own precious grand- ticipatirig in the parade in• sorth the entire family this part of the world can boast Arthur Kalmus, 72, 2840 Earl William, wife custody 3 Chuluota to read about tuldren Since my last writings in being home four weeks I landed children with uii 10 year old dividwils businesses, schools, menibership She was so of having such a man. The good Grove Dr.. Wilma L. Berry, 61, organizations can do so by wonderful and ito funnv as well d(wtor is in demand worldwide, 05 E 14th 'her arm over Or April, I have covered a lot of it.- in the hospit.al and am boringing I Airl Ann breaking Abbic W. Yocmans and news from the this past weekend. Great going (of as mu. Harris Ii. rritory and have seen .%time of ~,ou this bit i ' ~ sat quietly and that says a lot 11eliartnient KeiLli Nord 931-6192 'capital punishment. Be careful, Audrev Ave., W13, .Maurine T. Winter Park Hospital and kids. the beautiful country (if the,w liollowa%. Georgia and . Mercer. 3Q. ]2'M Plumosa Dr,. Walter. Speaking of reIntives, Gravic 'or Chief Roger flasooli at L11. for Hildegarde. I'lococ. I bear they sometimes many thanks go out tit the staff United States. My t.ravels took 2. ---shoot first and ask their WP me to Georgia, Alabama, for the u.cc' of their typewriter and Arthur 1.incLcey from over lIa Elizabeth Jones and Amos __ George 1. Johnson. 48, Bx J E. Although 66 years young. you questions later. Missouri. Oklahoma. Ne% and paper and special thanks, to (in SH 46 paid a surprise visit tit Mrs Myron Ja cobs of Lake can see she will not be a can. Geneva, 011ie Mae Walden, 42,, -- - Mexico, Arizona, Texas and Pink l.ady Annie Campbell for our daughter and son-in-law, Shearee Knicker and Glenn Kattnn Did you know that Seminole 212 Bay St.. Ocoee DriVe, CaSselberr), didate for a rocking chair for making it all 1xissible &inny and Marcella Burdine flay last trip in and out old Mexico. I Junior College has gone to jail, Charles E. Esclavon. =, 290 And no,A. for a wee bit of news and children. in Yaz(xi City, has returned home from Winter wany a long ypar. didn't like Mexico b,ecau%e Sinclair Ashe and I"ine. Ptak Hospi ta l and Is well on the I saw our beautiful Doris and our man in jail happens to Pk Ave., I.W. Barbara J. from ("hulucsta and the Miss their drivers drove me wild, Arnold K. Watson and Wylma way to recovery Her sist er-m• Welborn, 19, 10110 Caliente Wy, F. ilhams and handsome Bill be Donald 'an Dalen. Mr. and Mrs Earl Knwfl7 A week in Hot Springs, Ark surrou nd ing area -Mr Van" as his students call Orlando Mrs Thelma Kistler (if rmvntl% (viebrated their 56 law Mrs Mahe Cabwell frorn Vincent. of course thev did not proved t4o be most interesting, PaIrn Bezich Co.. Clarence mostly watching the older folks Leighton. Pa and a former weddini anniversary, at the Bradford. Conn., has been here out.shine Liz and Joe Mathieux him will be responsible fat' the Roland J. Dufault, 31, 3909 Edward Dt' Pus- Jr. and Marie and Continuing Pine Ridge Orl. Melba I- King. Miller, wife ' with a slight .spring to their resident (if 0iuluota. is back for lionte (if Mr. Koonty"s brother and will continue to sta% until or G inger Herndon. Ginger is so Adult custodv n0nor Education prograrit in the 31, 2415 E i ff el Dr., Orlando bubbly' walk after t,akingtht'trbaths, its the balmy winter niontim and sister-in-Law, Mr. and Mrs child I expect to see you Feb. 8 SeXIIInOIC County Jail, Keep that is what Hot Spri ngs is residing on Sixth Stree t to visit I. F Koontz who reside in with her mans friends. And a Oviedo on Lake Charm noted for, Pt nrit Isanianis entertain u.s is the fellow the let out at our The Earl Koontzs hate beer, In Stanton, Mim , ever minute pleasant v. inter to '' _-- night rt'cident.s of Fourth Street for 14 if the din was passed with Thelma 11 The tiki torches, softly lighted Other newcomers to our fair sears and just this year the - - -,, real pleasure touring the Once again Seminole Junior pool area, surrounded by ('mmmIununit% are Linda Norman are making their winter home t.siisoU$ Jesse James Hideout swaying palms, colorfully College will host a series of art a fabulous cave that is 18 mile's and I i*ii:il from Moultrie, Ga., at Mirric'tt Villas (mfl Lake ScoJ)e attired guests and bo unteous exhibitions in the science wing long, or so said the guide'. Tin' her sister and larilil), Trcs and (ttw'rine. The Koontz relaxing food made for one of the most The shows, coordinated by Bob history of Jesse and his cave is Flue l)anieLc arid funiil from alter a quiet celebration on his niaginatzvc and fun parties the McGee, will feature the best in far more brought out "in the Geneva, are all making their 112 birthday \ elcoine' Wa5on gourmet art available in the Central crud this my dear readers e- ' cave- than any history bxsk tHI11i(' at 500 Fourth Street -: Terry and Lydia Mt'sser have' too good to pass up St't'ut •m Florida area, :roup has ever had. can describe, %ouple of women from ('huluot. Th is year the shows will run The beautiful1 appointed Uklithorna is a state' that taken up residence at the Spring \'a11e home of Joyce the gamut, from reprt'sentaonal -i'timrit'e like' the wt'athcr, Minott Villa on l.ake Catherine desired am bo1ona sandwich in a ;irld Bill Jurtz was enjo% -d b% to abstractions. from paintings 'co"M "'111A, I txought a fishilig The Nlessers hall fton, restaurant and ( mv Tell use' now, what is ser 50 members and spouses to hangings and will feature i(i'flSt' and caught 15 bream ir. Alexander, Va "-. CUSTOM Mrs Velnum Deal and son Bill wrong in ordering a txmlogrui ' J(m%C( and Bill were' assisted by ssorks in s'arous techniques tseaiutiful Ponca Lake, believe froiti Nt'wetrk, (thin are nutkiniz sandwich us a restaurant" Ruth and Ed Wallace. Kittv and including oils and acrylics. The ne', I cleaned (how fish, broiled * their borne with Mrs Deal's Oh ye's. I saw a sticker on a Peck Mullinix. arid Bert and shows are open to the public at .inud cite ever)on-i' ." • ' • Ers Bleke. no charge. the' daughter arid son-in-law, ;mn'k-u; truck that was rather Its westermi Oklahoma ' '' Who needs Hawaii alter the tum',I should Jinmi and Jean Raker and asIiIusIntz. it said. ' Taint I remember last year Annette intl blow-soil , ( ' % N 14 *Li~%, ,, , %iliv, daughter Tran on Fifth Street. Oviedo 'I'll-i" — enjoy'llng t1he hula expertise (if Gilley of Casselboem- uon first %.i% it bhms and gustii for there '4 Sure was sorry to hear that Chiuluotis -•-,.Nancy Raw-Is' prize for her lion. ire ru, trees to break the wind. ;n n And Itss -: -. :,: ., - - See you now, around and I'm Carlsbad, N Mex , I Ctiulucsta's gx neighbor, Mr . ' ses has left us, his with a Titmtvi1l" re'sident Welcome Wagon is striking a about Seminole County. ie'scended 5o feet in an M ? lead 1110111 let 1UIJK (flL ____________ By Abigail Van Buren 'or -I - - her elegant German delicacies, the water was shut off. But, the vivacious and resourceful Hilda managed it all with great apluma. Margaret Mars' Church is having a Spaghetti Dinner IV Christmas BaTaar, Dec. 3. from noon to 5 p.m in the Parish Hall at Knowles and SwooN' .V('flU Winter Park. There will be handmade Christmas gifts and special rooms for "children only" to their Christmas shopping. 1fl(1 P - S all St - . I Then in the midst of sampling 4 66t ___________ S facilities. - r ' ______________ a -1 ::,~ - by V. 1. Hemlin OOP ALLEY 2qGtL-RwUL - ___________ ) __________________________ T. - mu_ UI. ,I �-..........-. -- I-- anford 6C— The S Herald . . Sundays Nov. 76, 1972 *,-_p ' . - , For Leisure With Privacy - iC—i At Florida United Methodist Children's, - Home ~ Sh.e 's 'iiiothered 'O ne i'e u i's ver 200 Children. Tlitif olto-li 6 I 10 "i ri *rulb 011r V , - -; ~~. Lifestyles I - 1* 1 Page 10 _Lmllllllli~~ -It hk - k Lm:~_ .. P. 11. ____ I ' se Merchand'i I .-V_ _. .,__ k! :1 . - (t Has To - Be . 6 I Disn W I U J , - II- - _______ -!________ __________ -=- - __ e_ 1 __, ~,00s _______ - ____ 1. _________ rwip- S( t ALT FE of \1r. . i , -- - iuipp(' , hr (lid Sint, ye ha ve B :ht'y I t S dd remen a FANLrrIT: i:i ARRs e n.S Rrurrmt'nz PEARL RTVERS Mrs Davis For seventeen years. Pearl questj Rivers,, has but one purpose in Rivers tt been a Housemother beer .ird n life. "To rear children with all in this Home for Children Rut, the love she possesses" on fled. l of this year, she will Mrs. River has no children retire and leave the home. NITRIT of her own. She was never 'Leaving the home is like Iry to blessed with anv. she says, So. leaving a part ill tit%- lift behind best I she shc'wers her love and nw.' she said sadly. 'Not a du let's Than', ck-votuon and her e.'er deep will j'c b that I will fl b( affection art thw unfortunate reminded of someone or )ust h ('huiu youngsters who c'nrm from something that has happened SIT" broken homes, orphaned in here these past 17 years * * I tw ve cared for, n ursed and April. early life. or unhappi purenLs. Where dues she f*ind these comforted 'r no t'cn1( rrilor ,ht, h children" In the Florida 11ruted sinre I first runiv here in 19%. Unite Methcucji.ct Children's Home in F.uch child was different train Enterprise. Mrs Rivers is a the others in his, or her own TIV hueri;other. a Perhaps the greatest Mexiu - 11 k "hail h.' III, U k ,-~--:-~ i-& . _ WORRY CLINIC &eorge MRS. PEARL RIVERS, who has been a housemother at Florida United Methodist Children's Home. Enterprise, is preparing P eai1 Rivei 's reward for me, is tiaviri then. flihn' Of our former residents as a c-ashier and bookkeeper r th: theM ucrt hers and c;uid :.d'ptt'd sr:e k:i. f4.th come back to visit with me, return to tell us of their hap- a hardware store there It lavish all her love and affecucm 'Thc have returned here !. years after the.. have left the piness' was here that she met and upon them And so she did. tell me of their new life, their Home, and for me to see hcn married Mr .Rivers, in 19. She began her work on Oct 1, experiences in the outside well they are doing C'hnsen Career Mr Rivers was in business 19S(, as the housencuther of world •somctirnes they have "Or U inert and talk with for h&m.celf as a supplier of Randall Cottage. For eight married and they bring * their them, their husbands or wives. I asked her hn she had fertilizing ser'ic'es to large years she worked here with 12 wives and husbands, and and to see their children. if they chosen such a career' Why she ranches in Florida They en- young lads, ages 6 to II years, sometimes their children." Her tw ve am. whorn theio are giving had decided if, work 9'Pthcr giving them the guiclarim the% eves filled with tears as she .- _ . the loving cart', thee., children instead of taking an for 2 years, except for the fac't needed, caring for their clothes, recalled some of their worth .' tt)Tl5C)Vt'i. St soreh needed of l;c't' job" that they had TW%'& been blest looking after their needs and There was the young man. when they rame to us. She told mt, that short.1% hfw with children. Thts. worried niost.1%. giving of her love and age 24. WhO "Or. perhaps, to hear of their her parents had passed away in Pearl. terrif;calh, because she devotion kissed her forehead as he said, - —i'.- _•• r-ee.,:ti'isuccess in life That is wh I am South Carnlin;. where she was loved children W. For the next five years, she "Ma Rivers, you were so gcwxl to hooking forward witt, r,uc,h bort, fill't "Inle to live With Mr. Rivers comforted her b%. was housemother of the East A Little TLC And us You were tl* closest one to if anticipation, to our relatives in Willicton saying, "It is the Lord's will I: and Wt'si Ilardiri CtI.at-s, crnc real mother, I have ever had i EDWARD'S SHOE S Stir wu lonesome arid mtsse "Hort K-corn trip Day,— Sunda% ed means that we can lavish twicT with 6 girLk and one with six thank you for being so kind Sure Makes A \Oi 21th I'T WV !11)(' ti ((, her Silr('rits si sto went to work as much love on each other boys. ages £ to Ui years "Little Lady" Happy and loving to rue and for letting Perhaps. someday, you will me knc'e. hc'e. it ft-cts t, — !. have the chance to lavish your Here, too, she was adored and mother i.fec'tion on children who have hived b the children because Rt'e.e.ard nc one to love and care for she was always there to help Here is her reward' the'm. them with their problems in "Hcev. true were these words," life, well asin school and ' Here is the love and affection I said Pearl, '1 never kne at cared far them with all her she has lavished on more than 390 LONGWOOD PLAZA that time. but later I found Iteart - __ -M children to the past 17 years, HWY 17 92 LONG WOOD ~. out " being returned to her, in their A_~~ She wa so good with th i N# PH 83t 7752 of work that Rev Carltcrn asked dec'larate'n of love and devotion III, Plea her to work with the children in lot' twi IL the newest cottage. the Violet '' ' . Wt, her husband passed CarBon Cottage which had just in 955, Pearl was been completed. Here slit14 distraught . She said that she worked with and helped the 1 1 101 thought that she would die But, girls and boys ages 10 to being the devout Christian she years for three and one half . lsoI ~" is. she continued to attend years. '. . C&U& .0 '%) church every Sunday. And now, during the last year .,, It was while attending church in this home, she is servthg as a WT . °' UUit heard the relief rr;nther Ui the East arid 14 past,or related that Re%. Carlton %egj Gilbert Cottages -, whert. , e.tas asking for housernothers the boys, ~. 14 to 'ears of art' phone and fathers at Florida Untted are quartered E 323 28l ''r ' 'tt'thodist Orphans Home as TE -• ,ow aS c'alled at that time Remirnsrrng STORE HO U RS. 9 TO 5: 30 EACH D A V She consulted her pastor arid he told her he would make the It is only a short tints • . YES TER aruiointment with Rev. CarBon rctir"zrient so I wondered about for her because he thought this tier future plans When I asked type of work would suit her her, she said that she thought ;uerfectJ she would try to get into same v. She visited Rev. Canton 11K' nursing home or any place . following sceek and he ex- where she could work, part "Pja, plained to her that the had a time with thr.t.... u-hr ,'aw1 1 Housemother and Fattier Ica' I' I I I attention each Cottage on the grounds As she sat there going over and he would be more than menu for the dii, she sudde:: 'II:// IJiri/ulu'," happy to have her looked up at me and said. I just can't help thinking about NINETY THREE years young is Charlotte Finds Niche son* of the boys and girls whit Mc'Quillin of Longwood. A pioneer of the First have left our Home to oliuw . 1 -2-3 COLOR KNITS Baptist Church here, she is still an active And t' she was hired The trade they learned at school, firin day there. shoto knev that istille li'-'ing here, or i, member. Every Tuesday morning. Mrs. 9 58-60 INCHES WIDE this was her calling. Having profession they studied in hid, Mc'Quillin conducts a Bible study ct'tn-. been denied the joy of children schosd, while still here, or ever, • Values to '6'' Ann hile Photo of her own, she could ;ire'teysd ollege. after Ui' ______________________________________________ ,.s crc W. Crane Ph.D., M.D ___0. , *: - . ' - _____ ______ dir" (ii should situ th.-'.i' tutor.' angris * for flight into the- (r.'ai CASE V-564 Polly .1 aged 9. is :rta dying of brain cancer faitto "Dr ('rant, " her distraught • p ,'4' 1 - - ' _____ '— arid tell us she can't last more dadn come ass military ruler to supplant Caesar and make liii 12 than a fets siecks Oi. 'Yeste'rdae. Polls asked me Apostles Cabinet Memtue'rs of his tutu what Heaven will be like when royal dictatorship Since earheit times, all she gets there iic'cfi host primitive peoples had believed in "And she wanted Icu knots various gods. as of the tr beau she'd be sure to be with "Vs cli. 1)r Crane, I couldn't 'tihach is why we knock on wood and - keep the tears back, but I still to appease them even today. In trued it, reassure her that she plus gods of the sea, of war. of kit-c, etc. e.d would get well But ALWAYS mankind "Host I wish I could explain % J) I groveled and kowtowed before Heaven diplomat icall are I thc',t' cruel, sadistic deities , and _ " in $ - '' t'i,A'?'iitiia'Li. •" " Ifl III. C ,.-..A 41 •VU ,., Ii' t..-.. sb'...,. ......-....,.,l 414 Ufl LIIVIA tJuILIIIUVJ favor t' sacrifice's of wine and i-it-c or shesp and e'vezi humar. ales far back b'O're Aristotle Moses and Abraham the in. burnt offenrigs tas't Up till 19tx' 'when England vt teiligent men arid women tried t snipped it' the people of India conjure up the anissers that It no c's-en threeti live babies into the Pullet's mother era vet stith At the time of ('tint, the Ganges to appease that river 'tn Sadduces derided the grate was god' '' shocked But God Mniight the end of all human existence ,It het * are pun,s mortals' was a Hereafter ..n>'h This was the most unique and Arid most of the modern I I scientists as st-ll as other ONLY instance in history where -------------------------------._•____•t._•_,J. --uvus eser sijcniicru iv it, Will orunani iniOUS 01 irit' human a race' beliese there iii epntinuit men and women on this platte: of personalit',. marIa on some Earth' distant inhabitable planet of tu And Jesus promised us this t'tsa to Heaven Matthess It' i Cosmic Universe 3 ''Whosocs ci therefore' simi! — Dr ShapIe,e. former head of the con-coolest nit' befort' men, him st'il I aid Otiicr'. sersistasely estimated ther, are confess also before ni Fattier i.000,uoo other planets far out in which is in Heaven." So it'll the "Story of Jesus' U Cosmic Universe that are either inhabitcd or at least such pruspct'tivc tl angels at Polly. as well as to your folk, inhabitable. Jesus c's-en held a child on lit The Jews beginning with faith Iul Abraham, des e'loped the lap so he' cspccialh its t'd highest ethical concepts cr1 any youngsters AnG don't fret because your ancient religion on this planet And they beluesed that God eyes fill with tears. for Jesus lsc would send a Messiah to this -.se'pt at the tomb of Lazarus, though he knew he'd see Lazarus Earth Isaiah Chapter 3 gn't's a i Fle'aven' remarkably accurate pruphet' ,,,•,, ,,,,,, . ,,. ,. •, .• ,,,,, Ii.w1*.a.' ,.ci.s'ns.. Ir. si.mp.c as about ("tir,sl 's TUCIIILWV PIbH $liS5* •g 8 t.Iü$ 55 Yet Isaiah lesed about 7f'o B C a,,,.., pinI ,M tsti Was.? VS S•alC I.. But Je'sus dunifounded all th e ' ri" Is liars . . the lit e' ,,.. r ' s-r. - '.. .- . . . , ' u &i I Mr 19 a ' $ 2 .8 8 repair. j 0 Do you have a Fibber McGee closet' Get rid of it! Closets are unport.ant. No mattt-r how little or how big they may be they always appear larger if they are arranged neatly, If there is one th ing the new lady of th e house will want Is ample closets. And If she sees yours are ample that's a big plus V L L -W L eac LU' 1 *66 SANFORD PLAZA A 'J- _______________________________________ It to ~_, .. V, BONDED :1;;? B IlL K ZIP I'ERS CREPE 322$ upefatuv, I a pu. on of our tuns'rrusrnt chirp.' rLans 'Z.4.cs(uutt,rt,(trr..L.i.. F.'. to M4*$f? Chmr,. 5nl,#,iTen,t.tV ''t . New Owner: 0. J. HAMMON s 5 OPERATORS (b'tsiPsC4 I'lL Jonice Short Sharon Hill fricry Lee M aria G ehrk e 141 . .iNcH 10 7 -9 -1 2-18-2T-22 ,f INCH LENGTHS i',, t'--.4 . TAI __ I S c l.88v0. Reg. 2" Yd. WASHABLE • Sq,e'i I AUtUnTsat,C . _: ~ii I _,_ 49 . . ACET A TE & NYLON Jack and Jeau'- Phone YD Value • SOLID COLORS ' • 40 COLORS S ''I - - . - : Helen Hug hes , Manager U r--'= - : L11 . - What they a'c'k III q parnikia if .iaU'rt$.Iait-fre' nrc' alyfr in n . it,if'irtat,li' cititinti' that irm,ar'c 1n(- iIitIc'a for ionic' li'iqiir'tltnc' rn)oyi,,c'nt with lb.' privory of n pinnnNl 'rity" 114'cIitiqc' of a aimiiy rituiiitc', ,isnrly 1,000 pi'plc' a wec'k pkk I4Nl ruI up thr'tr worldly 'iiii" to Florida In Ilvi', To 1,.'II, - - fro Ile (rep (if tin' 'iptoustuntia,'' ;ind to IIW('t tr,urq'aqs ru', tic'i,ianui. tip'-' 'rnlngy-,,,tnii.'il I ,\( I 'orflotation ttir,,u',t, ita community iirveloprii"rit ut.si.I$nry (A(' In vrcuitltiit a l'rt'a'rIoa, Inc whole rl4'%4 concept in living III l'ulrwiaim, near Orlando 1111(1 I )icnc'y World. Imagination turned into you're there the e'ustonier most likely wouldn't even crowd and the buyer Lsn't h,re on a social visit. 'I you're needed during the Inspection the salrsmnan will call you. Oh, yes keep your pets out 'if the way preferably out of the house. It's pretty difficult l ot, cua,'nnera to concentrate on no matter your home's features with a barking dog precious he La to you—creating a distraction. ', $Jiree 'sa $ 0 — tiially 11cp.nc1c'nt. gvc'rning roin;ri'inity offc'ra I -• - ts'tti'r a ll Wu' iigi'c Iy capacity li(r / li;lrr,?:rr If, fl '.pI" of pc.pIiI$1ti (in n pprna in a I.ly For Its; 7!ili,00f) friit,trc' wo'wI c'frtior, i'.p.4 r c' I ni' q • r,,,r I y at ' q, p at io. garagc'a, and ct.i'ag. ar.aq Two 'lortdtn ront.rnp'rary atyl"a. i (allfrrnia Mr#, a r,,,ir,t r/ Frønrh. ann . Trn'Iatiorsal IN'algn are all at Pxri" in f'oin' lana I'tfr.a rang.' (torn $2t1ti In I7,tWY lntlIIdling a atanriaril alF Pwvn.'qit.' The rrpr*l hay.' nivi'rwPc'l,riing in s4;pi. Pui in living, all t'r'n 4i'rornt.'d by 4.aign.Ta of Its 04'W cihi'iiic' ((it thi' n.lvarituugc'a of undis'rgr(.und the Arrnqtrrng (t,rk ("rnpany, ijitiliti,so.q. central water and rreatnrit of the -VNDOOR arittar y q.'wagi'. pnwør, W''ftI .1-i Armatrong haft pail tc'I.'phoru.' oral rustili' t.'i.'viaion it all •g.'thr'' to eipr.'aa in. ;,nil , rrp,iltltik of oth.r nlivtnluality and In peri/. that rnalizMfrsn ix what rnak.'s ,,,i,.'nstic'c 1 including (ive lnks'a hnuai' a unlqn hu'wn.' each rqrp IA.-hol.' golf rout. •irid ILa Wb.ra the wi'atb.r Ic warm of prnpi'rty si'a Tb.' majni'ity c'pi'rt.'d to oral rnIrnf(rtat)l murti of the are ifI,1,rnVf'fflf'fl1 y.'.ar (the av.rag e y.aviy and the Ink.' 10 to lii ycara. Ic 72 pi'rrc'nt t.rnrnturc' in Prnndana have $0 will 17000ii ic's for ) tid natut. IR c$.'gr.'.'c . opi'n pa ,f the inspiration. The much heaiitlful tuirnrnoek of In a ptafl?A .i;ik Irc"-c ctand five roo'ti'I 'lirir,,' •ri n 'iar'l '' ' ',tc'ri r .i,'n' d it, ril.i!i' Ii. Ie teiio' TP,ia American 'ilrc'arn,'' '' reality a better way in whirl; to live - this is l'oinrianui \', IItiIIII Ito 1ir,,t,l''uiq of v,c( •, ', rr.1fli Arr'tr ,'. t?iif ./,4fl P.kI P)iv" TwMan. -i.' r arp.ti rg It,irrnwik'ic r.". r4 the 'lrapari.a and !J4wIatr/ areattractive (nil fr' the f arn.thyat Iske friuh. 4,.., iM.t The matte -' iphIst.ry on th. Fr)rH-i'rhair4 a a pl.aaing r.a'itta h. ahlmm.ry hr'n. huT a.rvar As a w?w1,. th. fir - haa a ennt.mvrary )vwk a', thigh vm of tb. ,*ir,a,,r ate tirsoditimal in favor c fPVI]t - A happy mxrrlav hr.ak.a anrne of lb. In m6at hnm.a, he rr~'wn ia where it afl apç.*'r In thia r.riwrn juat off -: k,trh.'n, there i enlnrf;sl 'ii utt.'rf tacy in a 7-tip rot Pnatr Ftlllh-oard This nv.r.ai alIrovør Parson_a tahi. is by F'oindu' Arm qtr in., floor the Ev'elnn. The rattan •?agi'r ,at n mixes tell A room " t1ai fl iny r1s n - - ---•• - - - - . _,. - NEW P It i:s II )E N'!' of Sc'ni mole Board of lt('a)tt)i'S Oliver Wendell I folnies ' It'll I receives -sidelit'S I)ill fl-01111 1111 st,111114' OffiCer I )istrict 2 Vice President I' rank C. Ehatigh ,Jr. Ehaugh was presented a plaque as Realtor of the Year. (Stall Photo) Co u n ty Real tors lnstall off icers ;itt.ilrlin lii iu'v i net iihers for Seiiiinolt' ('niiiity ltoarui of inch star ui the pin. Realtors installed officers for include officers Other the coming year at 8 luncheon i':lInhhM'th S Kuhn, first vice Monday at Land O'I.akes president .Jean Fields Cable, Country Club Casselberry. Casm-lberry Realtor Oliver second vice president; Jack host, treasurer; S)iIrle Wendell Holmes was installed hlartinan. secretary; Robert as president. A Real Estate Lisk, associate director, Broker in Denver. Colo. for 18 directors, William U. Steinper, years before coming to Ni I S - Julian, and Walter J S'inlnole County in 1%2, he was chairman of membership Krotine Jr. Realtors in 197(1-71. He was lien F. Ward Jr. made several awarded a Four Star l)iaiiiond two arid three star pin awards un membership award by Frank C. Ebaugh received a National Association of Real plaque as Realtor of the Year for 1972. Estate Boards in January for -- • ' . - —______ . 1 a - " 1 1 I i )Es1GNl:l) t'i g ara ges, to relate to the natural cii vironment, Poinciana's homes feature wood -% - -opail $ u'iuLfl, coi1rt and storage areas. arr - pot You'd never expect to see Lord& Taylor furnishings in a mobile home park. But uou'll never see a mobile home park anything like the Forest. ftsaroorki It J/ II Plants Need Protection Even In Sunny F loi ida rot I5 r ents? I'.' '''''''''''' "'' Iii.' upt'hl. in protect s.uiiat' of your tt'iiak'r hilutflts b plac'iiig tlie'in inside it jury. A plant that is favorably with all elements es'si'ntiutl for growth will sur• siet. lower tt'jnperutiu'es iiiiii recover luster L'om cold injury than plants not receiving proper fertilization. Ii. other words, a plant suffering from it winaihrrt'uik of t'vergrc'rmus ( 'aus't'rtiig materials tcut'ts its cloth, lyt'tttylene phuistu' 4*1111 IuuaPI'r t'iiii also he' used to itdut't' cold injury. These to'iiilsurar - coverings trap heat awliuiainluiia higher (ciii. IM'rstturcs near ttic' plant. ()ttwr isusti'rtals sui'ti us least's or soil i-ass '*' lilkal around the base of plants In keel) the stems from fretting. :, ,•sJ on 'e' I'd 1. " "i 1w.foloold to ° Start with a half - million doiLir N:Is Schweizer cedar clubhouse Decorate it with furnishings from Lord & Taylor of New York and f ine art from a private collect i on Surround it with a Lloyd Clifton 8-hole mint-golf course. Har-Tru tennis courts, championship shuffleboard courts. swimming pools, an authentic grass lawn-bowling court, three bass-fishing lakes, sauna baths, a men's private billiard - well, that's just the beginning room and . . iust a 15 minute all deep in a Florida forest and all of a sudden mobile home drive from downtown Orlando living takes on it whole new dimension Put it - — Come discover The Forest Created exclusively for active adults Sirnpiy them finest new mobile home community in America today '\' 01'I N I 2 NC)ON 4.3413 .\\ iL \ V I A-I ' THE FOR95-F ii —II - - tan thus trupk'i.il plants do not go through this hardening process so we must try to reduce cold (Iunlage On tIW1M plants by artificial iwans. Nutrition Is very i,iiportiinit for itit'reitMtIlg if plant's rL'sLStuifiCt' to cold Hi' \ciui likefoul - to date " U,', sI It's a new mobile home community truCt1y tor aOu1t Completely finished With atmosphere and amenities that reach far beyond anv thn iattempted in Amer'j ' Ca..s.o.t. * •• C a',, Is O• (at. ('ol(I damage, from low lack or inhalanry of fertilizer teiiip&'ratures, frost or a hard still hi' ultra' su.t'rptiblL' to cold fre('7e, is a hazard to many injury. An optl!iltltis level of outdoor l)'Iaflt.s III F'liirtiiii. I:%(fl lertahiiatiian sliuht be iivainin cr,t.OI, .'ig,rigii ts iu'r.' ti'!ii. tnuo'al throughout ttii' year II Most lalnilts grow during the tiffperatures .seldom rc'uicli w inter but at if slow rate. The freezing mark, ('old injury can of ft'rtal$tatiuri shotiltl be rat.' occur. With and often does proportlomitt'l) , say to redu-i'd cultural practices and proper ve one third the ,iuriiival rate, but steps, several protecti inst tie' completely te'inpc'ratures should loss' damage froiii Stopped. 'flits is also true for he cut to it ininitnuiii, can e,et.itu't iii' Plants require water plants go through it Mliii)' Just like tllliiiter the iliiririg the ss set itli hi. rtlt'nuui.t (if tiffyear l(vinembit.or, rest lempi-rature. Advent (if low aa' ph.' (Ii n 't stiup eating and Ilils process i,iilui'a's a nat ural ctriiukiiig in (hi' winter and ;iraitt.a'tlsa' dcvii's' if' plants di, plants' nt'athi.r to survive low Uniti eflhit)hifllt Another itIoa)- tit minimile cold temperaturus Night is Inshiortutnt iii Ilas liutrdt'n i hg injur) is ii>' MIitatlh.' set intl. hr('ess I'laiits receiving little lirt'nks Wiiidtira'uaks reduce or tin light nftcii do not develop set iiial speed anti also t'tunst'rs- t' Iiardini''s, ,'',a-ii tliiuiigli liii' heat ii, iii area Esi'rgr.'t'ii ulaiits iii,ik.' vst't'llt'n( set lintte,iiiwraturt' is un tini4 In c'iithis tint or uI t o(-- breaks set Iiicli e,in hue effect itch 'tiii rut g t' il'i stu that ilii iin.'i 5th) 5 urrenirt', Many of Florida's sub- wuiriiie'r than It etet uulai it it wart. - • — - ----- l.1'UIt the Jmnb - '."i thi. uiIi' And, speaking of the homemaker, naturally the kitchen is one of the most important rooms in the home. ie will go over your kitchen with a fine toothed comb. Sri be certain that it is clean, orderly, well decorated and appealing. By the same token, all the family is interested in the bathrooms so tic sure they art twat and clean. And, above all, be sure they're bright! Do you want the custotners to really see your house? Okay! Turn on the lights. Turn on every I.Ight and lamp in the house, especially if the showing takes place in the evening, Nothing says welcome like th e warmth of light. television set. Turn off the radios. If you Turn off he.as'e a nice st&'r"n you might turn it on very softly. ltc:neinber, you want the customers to be able to concentrate on the house and its lea lures Now, you're ready for the showing. Following the usual Introducuona, excuse yourself. You'll have your turn later. let the salesman take his customers through your home. Don't tag along. Why' Cuatorners always have questions they'll feel free to ask a salesman that they won't ask if you're present. It could easily be an objection that the salesnian knows how to overcome, if . - nf 'nerition it. I , - ctr4 1fl4' Kitchen Is Imp ortant - ir iii rd's J'Jt&t LOOP KNIT LitL LLCLftt 'flU coking rc'f,igc, front lb.' Demands _ Now that you've made a first impression of the exterior a good one, why not do the same for the interior of the home? Get a few storage cartons and pack away some of your knick backs, photos and th e like. Nothing will make a bad first impression anymore than clutter. Make your home e wife appear to be easy to housekeep. Noth ing will delight th of a buyer faster than that. Keep the house as tidy as you can at all times for you ne ver know when a salesman will call and tell you he is going to bring his customers out for an inspection of your home. A few bucks worth of paint will mean hundreds in dividends to you when the sale Is transacted. And you never want a customer to see a drippy faucet. Get those fixed in a hurry. Remove all diseolorations from sinks and bowls Clean away all stains if possible. If you don't you might as well put up a sign reading, "Faulty Plumbing," Be sure that all doors and doorknobs operate properly, that none of the windows stick, that all cabinet doors are in good operating condition and that all screens are in good 514411 5', old Ph 322-6707 a PC)L ', 1I lint rutt trig prrhlcnc hi'furc' tta'y civc'lrp. (Pita now. PVFU- A First Impression .. . ;s'ipli - •' - Sanford, Fla. ,, Too, there's an old adage that really fits the real estate business like no other: "First impressions are lasting." The first impression made upon a potential buyer of your home Is when he stops in front of your home and for the first time he sees the landscaping. You can't imagine the frustration of a real estate salesman when he drives prospects to your home. and potential buyers take one glance arid say, 'Let's o on to the next one." This Is especially true when the saleman himself knows that the Interior of the home is nice and is just about what his customer wants. So when you put your house on the market it stands to reason that the lawn outght to be mowed, walkways and driveways ed ged, flower beds weeded, shrubs and hedges trimmed and, above all , the children's toys, playthings and bikes sh ould be put away. The first impression that will sell your home is a good impremlon of the lan0scaping. Next comes the exterior appearance of the home itself. It is much easier to show the customer how at tr acti ve your home is than how pretty It could be. If it really doesn't need a paint job perhaps a high pressure spray cleaning will brighten up the place. A little trim paint here and there will also do wonders. And, above all, be sure your main entrance is up to snuff. you'll never realize Paint the front door if necessary and how importa nt it is polish the front door hardware. oli"r rot IItuIltilq, $'rIf' llfi4 Iinq hi",, 1,l,uin,qI from c rntt h — DOUBLE Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy E. 2nd St. — - 74 919 - - -, My. — s' '..- ' $ . I ' Proctor -Silex toaster r- e I Yale's Junior Shoeland - () Id Ad 4 . ator, , I A" ______ it lab mother began. "sic t to long, her moral.' "But I fear she knows she is a tustci hopeless c'a- - for the doctors far 9 'I chicken-ala-king for the children in her cottage at the home Charles Edwards Photos listing your house with if real estate broker atul pointed out the advantages and the disadvanoiges. This week let's assume you and the little lady have decided to put the homestead on the market. Your primary objective now is to change that "For Sale" sign to 'Sold" In th e shortest period of time and at the best price First, the merchandise has to be displayed. You can learn something from the road,side produce stand operator, You can put your be.%t tomatooes out where the public can see them. Or, in real estate terms, you can put your best features forward' — SIWIn it, prrpar.' thu the display caught our eye. In last Sunday's edition of The herald we discussed - — -, proAq Pollis's rator confrionts millions, Of hunusti beings re.rr rar' Is it Is.' in again-, talk about H,'ae.rn e.iith silica situ knass sour losed one is walk -- — ti Re "77 ____________ - *)way; rut' wi ______ ______ ______ - -- _#__, - SPIC AND SPAN omforts of borne are the cottages in their room after school are flected in the cottag at Florida United Gerry, 17, and Carl, 16. Methodist Children's Home. Relaxing in one of - _ ;, 6 ~~ .4 t s_:,_,_: 15 ______________ e ______ -,- __ ' '1Aok at those tomatoes," I saki to (Iii' 1I 'W the otht't day as we passed a roadside '.itIC.' 'tiiflo In the Carolinas. the re h';itit ml . \Vi o:,,lit to take some i -i! those hark I Florida ith us, We turned at th e next median crossover and went bark abmist a tulle and finally pulled up at th e stand The operator had dozens of baskels of the ripe red fruit on dLcpinv. As we tnqwt'ted them e found the nicest tomatoes on top of each basket. lk'neath those were the not so nice variety . Rut we stopped and we bou:ht. Why Because F -, = nvd W W B MILAN STENSTROM , -: - g , *1J Meets lit nil parts of li,r tlnItI 5Usifrq. tispi,' nrc' thsnisinilq of . ; Sunday, November 26,1972 V_- - - l: City tiiihtinh of ronjPqINI living. Real Estate* Gardening .Decorating ________ New .,-, _.- -- I *1 I �Sunday, Nov. 26, 1972 2D—The Sanford Herald ON TH E Real Estate net yer tii AppriSl instItutes WM an i*i'fl1tp,itt'fl .15 signation. th e pngrarn w ill -n be ki other quMn lower the minimum age tcw Institute ha to 2.1 ticutS the 25 SUCI offered, it t11 prev , years. It also will reviie the M to have a t eaminatlon requien'ients for require cver R tv this designati on by of feri ng a least three years of expchcn 'estate business, the' re ipprii15tg residential nc INOIJJIl -- A program to ''USE -- Question Box s$' ., 4, Northridge Plans New Condominiums lrthfl Appraisers To number cf real estate ApoLIIs prof s3onallygialA ?IIIa fwd to value one4wo.and threcVhen an opecung must be cut fnil homes has been ap To start a cut, th e portable pvwocsd or wall B AND LANG Saw's forward edge jig as, for instance to make lute of Real Estate Apçraiss AP rwsfeatures placed on the Stock. the tr.ottr ' The program has been staTIed and the blade rncwed room for an electric outlet car without drilling a planned to help mans more &ne be , to operate is the standard jig forward The forward pressure blade This e excessive Just hole for th saw Realtor Board affiliated ap which can & inside, out- should not be sa TflaI'hIIIC the done tv holding the Apblade to do permit the lii enough side and straight cutting Beere mw also be a firmL with both hariis and tilt- prMsers. qualify for Th th wart inst*tutCi RM e most its praisitil cause it can bandit front it isa spt- slight downward pressure to ing it forward so that dential Member jrofessi the base ri ding smoothing edge of th e base rests on the Re cial favorite wi th hobbyists who keep on the material This downward wood, but without the motor in sicinal accreditation and to perform delicate tasks larger number of of this tirrw'pressure is more necessary on operation When th is has been make a An out;,(Is the motor is competent appraisers .tvailihlc accomplished tesied electric machine is the some mac-hines than on others. housing ani ed eral to various f started and permitted to run at portable jig sa* s(flT*t*rflCS but you will scion discover exresidential mortgage IinanelnL e math of back The called a sa ber or hayoet saw ac-tI bc's much, if ins - pres- full speed is lowered gentt. which agencies which have not brisaw. sure to appt to your jig saw to chine th jig e regular Unlike is the port- halt an endeors to vibrate will bring the blade int.,C'OT1IJCt able to find enough prof ei stationary which with the work The bac'k is low- Ally qualified appraisers th saw. e etable jig Like th able model. as th e name makes even more until the bladee meet all of their nis. cic-red follow be brought to maportabit mode can evioent can and th has dug into th e to them a curved or strai gh t line In modifying itS Staflda IdS tal which is ano e surface th flat on base is be although the cut itself wclkt else th some ing e a Realt or Board affili.ted The mans kinds of blades as (me But the tool is light th en is the saa guided along th praiser to qualify for the curnline available enable the t ool to be enough so that when used PrO used for cutting wood felt c-ny it will produce a smooth lea th er. rubber plastics, in- result Since the saw has no sulaung materials composition frame or other hamperi ng boards. linoleum resilient floor parts it can be used to cut sioc-k 01 tiles and both ferrous and non- of an' length or width ran be used in a it Recaue Different W I 1ernrs metal' brands ba'e thfierer mt-thods c-onfined area the portabk ::ç of attaching the blades While saw has the abilityto do mar % these differences appear to be jobs which previoush required slight ills important that each much time and effort It is manufacturers instructions be pecsally good for making notct DWARF REDSlNG $ followed to the letter so that the es in floor joists, wall studs 3 constnwzi:r o er th e rafters and in th blade will be held firmly AZALEAS CYPRESS matenais machine fly Ethtcl IL y house thalzcairtkl estate brC)kerfor a eertMn price. But SUMM he shmm my bouie and gets an offer of less than what I asked for Does he ha't to infirm me oecan be bold it and try to get in of that - tAR rl Ir o Dear tAR: Ø' He bat to cu'e an offer be recta on year propt as long al that after Is baeked b an ernest money deposit The decision as to wtnthrr it not oc should or should net accept the offer is str.- Vt, up to yea. I a'nuldn1 CA-ez ecinalder an offer of loess than my asking price If the offer Is Dot backed ;jJ i b'. an ernest inones deposit 11 3100 Should agTtt U take less tipped ind year broker does not have a bnnafidr offer 0 '.ur ' hand. —' F4itor: Recently I have heard quite a bi t about real estalt citts in the Central Florida area. What is a real estate yndicatt and how dries it operate' !3GG .Sanfcird A real eitale svndwatr Is usuaI1 a group of two or more people bn pool their funds and purchase a piece of land or perhaps an apartment tmlldtng. It's rrafl rather simple. in the ease of a land purchase, the Eytidicate ifl offer the ,.rller something like 29 per cent down and be balance in (hr .t St. Air F. son ci Mrs annua ''' nsullfwa it .J,.t i,1a.f'C1 --t - £TII'(1f1M - ate r . e sinthcate '-th usually bold the prlcTt)' for at leastala months fm Lax advantages and then try In sell the peopert for the highest possible return. When the sell they pay off the original seller and dhide the proffli xmr,4 syndicate members. in an area soc-I as Seminole County d9s sorti tih has been quilt prevalent and has brought some syndicate-s some Th mottiot Wild too alwa or WN - Ch ris E±tOt herr ian) conkri try tc best let's Than lj Christmas and credit have tiecomt a big bisaness Do you know wh' It's, because 1611112 never stem to have enough rnorw) for itil the gifts you want it' bu' Sxn:t tt rcans nir't-t ruime'. for the store owners, the-s itnt you Ii' tie able to bus' all the gifts Dogwoo Accents fast t ma have to use it lot of wi. power to keep from buying gift' that cost more than you ci afford. You ma find that you need to use some credit. But. it's a good idea not to charge more than you would in an; Remember , it other minith not the cost of the gift that important It's the thought that counts. So, have a Merry Christma and a Ci-dtt Fret Nt-u Yotr • Patio, Garden I — :': Fenced Yard, Fully carpeted Formal Wood Paneled Dining Family paneled I - 1 HWY 1792 NEAR ROAD DOG 4 /If6/?E1' I• ' KIPFI anywhere else in the Central Florida area today! ruuunvvu FROM : ____ 0-4~44 fly LIZ MA11III.1X Ground wits broken on Monday, in (;.-nC%'a for the Mullet Lake Water L - - - - - - - - IL - - — T- - Vome Tibua B Acerit B .ce s f'4rnt B GENERAL: Normal & Full Pedal Instrumental arid Theatre Vibrato, Control mounted slide on balanced express i on pedal TP.e model 1019 is a Solid State Organ Dual system tone generator accurate!y produces the four families of organ tone: Flute, Dapasor String and Reed Two full "note Ieybodrds with overhanging 13 note ,,thent.c organ keys, inclined and pedaiboard 21 Aulo'nalic Tone Controls Slide Accent controls elects of all voices and pitches Theatre vibrato Ei vibrato Audio reproduction from durat'e jiivt in solid state amplifier and wade frequency response 17' speaker Balanced expression pedal Direct plug in for earphones Durabe VC'eC$.Ve bach High fashion Contemporary Styling in lustrcj'. fin . 1111 IiPr'.' . lota bpen i'• lKn \ . - goal ALL FOR ' INCLUDING_ AUTOMATIC RHYTHM UNIT — INCLU,, ED 1 Wim jniemporarv tithe-s el ii91y h higher &'r. ,t,b Ii','. I. i':- (PCP, A aIabie in A dots tic EEt.C-i . r't' -- , to es 'e 'r - INCLUDES FREE DELIVERY S TERM - NOW YOU CAN GIVE YOUR CHILD THE BENEFITS OF MUSIC FOR LESS THAN YOU'VE EVER IMAGINED. ig CL WURUTZER UUNULL P IANO IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY a % 1;A ALL WITH THE WORLD-FAMOUS WURIIIZER TONE IN [BONY BENCH INCLUDED 86 Luxury Units On the Ocean With Covered Parking - OPEN DAILY. Wilt) as lttttC as ! EXCLUSIVE saLts ii £'LWTS to qualified purchasers N. Atlanti c I Ave. -.•. VERN MYERS, INC.. Realtor 22t5 Lee Rd. • Department Os . it I:- -- -. -. - 6 9 9lefyipwary higheir cov - •-. - finish at - t. Jr"'. , 1 1 1 1 1 1 It I - AT THI MUSK MART iet - 1244 MaitIad Store Sun. 1 to 1 COLONIAL ORLANDO PHONf 643 57O I 792 MAI!LANLi PHiht 0,44 7600 'T THE MAI7LApo il il il il il l v , or 4284641 Slightly CANNON MUSIC COMPANY -.' TOWN ST(1)' WASIIIN(,TON (Al') MAIN UOEOP*, Winter Park, Fiorida 3270 WP -.0 3Q51 6474717 Frank Not'il, Second Vice IftSRlt lit: Harold S co t t, Treasurer alit) Filet-mi Ilimu cii - [HOURS: Both Stores Open Mon. & Fri. 'til 9 p.m. 50,000 . ' STORe - it is ()rganiatinn ' ', it'd :4:t— . '.sill h.- issued hasir pttyiiit'tits to The study will evaluate the llnipa('I of tclet'oliiti,tinlra lions on future land - use patterns, in cluding experiments With twoway radii' and sot.''t s.uiuinniuiis cation links controls, Front Court'(ard, Entire Hc._se and Pr all suhscrlbt'rs * ii des , St-icz: -o, Garde,, Na From 142,500 to '44900 In Beautiful Sonora EASY TO INSTALL \'\\ - . - a new community of homes - developed by Brasley Odl'iam. . BEAUTY AND WARMTh ' \ DURABLE FINISH and now Brailey Odham offers Sanora Homebuyers - , A $1 CeO C .i:.'.i"i,t' L'r 04k 4'x 8' -- 4 mill. up To Banana - Spice — portunity to have your say ANOR& Your op. ,ou to personalize -yOur home n - Wallpaper? Paneling' Change of Paint Colors' Ad TIe? Screen a Patio? Its your choice thick Coconut 400 sheet% in stock '-' S. so long as the mcney is spent to add dalue no our horn Reg $399 Don't let this opportunity pass you by 349 $ Per ooheet - . A word from Brai!ey Odham: I have such Lonifuience in the homes ma' e uuid on SANORA growth of our area that, if you purchase a home in SANORA and should it tet,ume ROCKWELL nece s sary. for any reason, that TOOLS 1/4'' you leave the Greater Orlando Area a radiu s of -U miles from the center of Orlando) curing the first two years of its ownership, I will SPECIALLY PRICED I 3/8 and in The continued LONGLASTING buy back your home for the 10 per cent dosn -I Drill 92,99 Drill 23.99 -_ Cordless Electric Grass Trimmer Roo $29,99 Now S 18.68 - SANORA OFFERS MORE... FOR HOMEOWNERS 10 Acre Recreational Basketball Courts B. Edwards lo payment which y ou originally made. Take advantage of it while offered! AfOREI equality of lit" in small luiwfl I niversity in('o'.Fairfield U I rnertc-t will .onduc't the ri' lit!!) said ocrr. Fireplace Paneling, Wrought Iron, Ceramic Tile Bas 2Car Garage Nith remote not aIitiriIiitinit ;M)' ''ss''t'kenitlt'rs' smut' one bill are non-profit Includes I) piece bit sot search in a 10-town area in the northejstorn part (if tl& stale. 3 - Bedroom. 2-Bath Dining Room L --5rg Room Large Inde usage will be incl.'rt'.I and (hi' 'flu' Department of Housing and Prban Development will finance a study to learn how communications techniques can be useti to imprsiv.' Ito' •'(i)nulruiy and PRIVACY PATIO HOMES. over Concrete Block Taylor, First Vot' President; SMALL s Finest New Smyrna Beach' Oceanfront Condominium tnd less I II I I FULL SCALE 40" & ASMItia(iOfl project, which will serve approx i mately 321 subscribers Tb.' proposeil well will be more than 200 Feet deep, using an eight inch PVC pipe with it feedf1 pipe of SX inr'ties for inure th an six miilles. Gist of the well and pipeline is $125,000. at 5 per cent ititett'st ut lb.' u ith ti 40-year loan from FarilL-, luau.' Adniutnistriti it, li Itanion D. M,;.tugti is handng the (r,.nms.'irtiun. Tue As.sijciat Ion ts'uaii it' a reality after Mrs. Etlent' Howe-n ant) I.,'sl Phillips had gone troiui ''dour to door" ti ian peritscerin ho were interested in riuskinig (Ii.' project bet-nine it reality. 'I11 was undt'rtak.-n in 1970 and It WttS est tinateti that (lit' well will becmite a reality in 10 days (its per the contract with the Meredith Corporation of Orlarnicit. Danny Meredith is the supervisov lIert'tolort-, %h.-neve r the residents of Mullet l.uth.' '9 desired fresh water (tie)' 55cr.' force(I to "borrow" w titer from friends and neighbors in the iinl wasti'i Geneva '' (Ib(tminatile at their an', is at brakisli saline type Officers are I. M I Short) I Phillips, h'rt'smticnit Ronald Assn twu1ius. ' - RUDOLPH iloeEt - a-;. !' From '36,900 to '38500 will be $10.50 per itiattli. water St'rretary. 'ihey isill also serve as the board of directors. The Mullet I .ak.- Water 0, 'woo Ar :,:r- Farri 2-Car Garage 4 Ie-' — 2 - Bath. Dining Room, Using Room Water Project Started WURLITZER' Vzjrrie -rcen' B Garage 14i'/. 1'.1a1liit'tix Ihoto I ) rd CONVENTIONAL 4-BEDROOM tative. . UPPER KEYBOARD -4 R:crr, From 1 35.250 to 136,250 (iF''I('ERS of the M tilk't Lake Water Association are plCt t1l'c(I as they prepare to break ground for the well which will he servicing 121 persons; t from left to right) William R. Holmes from the firm of Clark, Dietz and Associates, professional engineers; Hon Taylor, vice president, Mullet Lake Water Association: E i lene Bowen, secretary L M Phillips, president and l(anion 1). McGough, lilA represen- DO WE INVITE COMPARISON *SPECIAL OFFERING SPINET ORGAN -- nO - ith HOUSE VALUE for your money than is available 2-Car TWELVE STORE BUYING POWER" 0 1jIii Yaddyi 2-Bath, Dining Room, Living Rosomo FarrI1 Room. Large lrde U FRANCHISED DEALERS FOR THOMAS.WURLITZER 111,1110 %Volls %10 , Rob lOSt 411 1140 TRACK J MUSIC COMPANY A rod II A Q F'1A0 'Ifl' 'OANl'l.F 4. ;FMIMOI F CO (11151 4iA 4411 rear stairssa LONGWOOD \ iiII It I VOt ( '(in si t t ii(t ion ( 'urujuira-, 't \l',rras.r,ts' (1priru's r4ic.,harr, Pr SI..., 5%.,. 831-8222 LOWER KEYBOARD .Ire I liming floarri by Martin Newa'i P 0 ,1 1'I 'i.irel Hod I ngton S:iroci,ta ".' n COMBINED MORTGAGE CO. ill r.na Springs; r ' p roft ) Vi 'I ) Vt (ALLCOLLECT-NOOBLIGATIOP4 (is'r,v"I by Ireyttsc Int"r I Ii" 'i.loprriant (:r,r 1'l Ii was pot at irun , the n ropeev'nfo'I b.fr.rp lb. Sanforri NORTH OF SR 434 PH , E3E-E791 t.n I R( fl ax stood loossr in'Iic-tarI prop'rt'j -ir,i,IrI receive MIt I lt.flln i f fmill iple residential -.ih.'n tsroiiht into the r ity OFFERS ..( i rid 'Pialrrnia.n, AM'f AP FA 1ift'f 1 IPF HOME -sr -t inning A14 4( •••..• Setting The Pace With Bold New Ideas B,nni.Amer,Cird t1' I llairriq, square feet on the main Its log area The and sliding glass doors sshkh lead in a huge dinlnglising room The ground floor features a game room sshlle the top floor has a masler h*'drnom and a Its Ing room This three-bath 1mm.- also features a garage and .pa.'e for a small boat Plan IIA711(' ssas drsign.-d h il architect Lester ('ohm. 49 West 45th Street, Ness York. N. Y., 10016 Information on obtaining blueprints I. asallable t, ssrillng the ari-hili-it CANNON too much on credit "Then you end up paying for Christmas DAVID L)eVOLL P,.'fu.r.' the rity riirnrnissv.r ( 'ii nosy II Ii' and A)? anionIc' C WE PAY QUICK CASH FOR EQUITY IN HOMES I with lbilo city and a p'nhnMi' hr-tiring ulate for a psihlir Pi"aring will too set foq Nw., 'T/ . " to " Dn3n'C Young Realtor SEMINOLE GARDEN CENTER HWY 'l72 fvllia aqlvlsarl an anna ii.tjofl petition was toting filed A FRAME Th is tine design for N ear-round Its Ing ha. siesi deck has a S20000. ] 65 [ANNUALS - Nurul tint) l CLIFF JORDON VIBURNUM... is .1 BOXWOOD ......'89 MUMS • • • • . . • . $n95 h Mailer Charge fr om rf mr'IirlQ fir An ,/ r°c' 1 I? ,riti Ars, tPiir*inQ al 14,rt hr i'Ii'e r,wner so, Rooni No Qualifying- Move Right In, With all these features its u urns s hor-I rd is iils', JJ CIqcirlg ei'ict' I • ••• 'nil -.---------.---1 Boo , 7 1. ''S worth ' ul:Tt Siutru $4* Art fit t'citl"O I thi yrnnnd f uunlels. I 'bairles Ps-try tins) tic -iifo Ann.'t Ii', ',.'rald 1 t,r,ruc'nbuuurvi ;insi his wife I ,elq. sill of pitrrint, All lA te cPirj.c .. (if 17. "r as to liii' u.tt'irlioy idoritifletI ttw ;.tiq.4'rty sIs.vi'Iops'rr. tic John .4; Al msd a, Nrorthr i d gr f or , 7 l$it,inq FlnRrtelt Prhl°ms' N py CASrf FOP FrJIJIrf JI (OtJP IOMF, ,,. PAY All bsrIv CONVENTIONAL 3-BEDROOM c-oridiuciris. It grows qwtc u-t-L untf next June or July in either sun or shade, but F.xiensloa kgrnt !Aith Christmas all too soon flowers best in full sun, It walk prefers a nmlst fertile soil, but become4-, a memory of the past The flowering dogwood is one But the' bills don't her-unit-widely planted and will grow in poorer soils. of the- niriSt is useful as an acflittTiOfleS until they're paid This tree best known of Our natwt. smut \am is the time to decide not trees It grows Li. it height of 25 cent plant in formal gardens. ut specimen for woodland and to be paying bills from ti Us feet r In this area, it fluwet 0iristmas for months to come except following Mld naturalistic plantings and as it lZtCd sparingly This is boa you do it First, see tree for the patio. winters ii fat in earl} spring, two pounds of boa much money you have for The blooms appear in earl) &&6 Iertihtzer should be siilCtiristmnas. Then muM a list of during usua1i Ions., spring. to 5 foot tree. This the friends and relatives you 4 cit a bc-tent f titsto February and March The' far I shOWy parts of the' ric'wer an want to gi ve' gift ti Next small tree is difficult to trar alo,e white tracts dustered around splant sur-cessfull). It is best to decide how much you can .cpend can true- flowers Only the white tr-ansplant this tree during the' on each person %()'A you're i: a d:inti.:m' re'ad to i: shopping for the flowering do:d grows user winter '. ha gifts '.:lti !ht arid soil u rit rant B Ill S t k 11 of t e house. The owner's in a hurry. Bedroom, Look at it today. 3 Central Air & Heat, Large Room plus wood I,uikoq. IIl.I.loii I ;irrjaq',i' I civo, luke Mary ct t;t'c rind other it mallpr 'Ii'v.'I. p11 '-nuts, Was itulottnii'l iiiruit', it i,,t'tinsg of the Itys t''iiitij'_ Isnuirl ii? still iuiiiitht'r'isul tliriilgi Ins- , to Is' IIH-atrl sun lb.- 'mutt, qislo sit I .ako Minnie, sin the paRt slits' (p1 17,92 l.anoro_ . : 'nitTe's)m one problem u-ith A irlost HOLLY Is ,JL Sirifisrit. uulroiuly hlc'sr.osi with our Si * (It'111111111111 lotlifill'S . will i:ll intiotel y e i.nt in IM on.' isniti I sw'. cI'.r y . vsr,rloy vi itij,ir,,, ii'; u,v'lit,i' to plan firItwIrigs jr ,'qontesi to itie nnjrig b,,r,rrl by V" r tti'.iu %t i.'s- - at br tie V rs'prc'c"nlinl', It..' vIv'vs'Iop"ts Mi i.' snu,rl It,.' First phaso will ut,tislct ''I 118 uinits At a sis-risity F%iricj triricfrred ,,lthiri ?'f) d.'s/S? W.' ri CAcH FOP F(jUIIY IH f(')UP P-$t)MF vm. fi, I rnr'in ,hcir' riirI'! I 995 DWARF . Luck . of ,Ii'v*'liijitiiPfit , i u,nsjct lnij' of it 43-u' to ton. BLUE VASE ,TTOS PORUMS49S -*k Little A of I'SiiII'lutilII JUNIPER GREEN This plan will work. But yc_ havt' tflt)Ugh rrmnt'. So. they riake it vets easy for you Li put Chr-istmnas cm credit. Mcxi klidn' their Bit Iii'.1t4$'ii you rift-d. Tht-. imou you &m't d MISS LOU 1SF L ctiiL FA'onnmirs Agent -. the 1 e- as Credit Remember the da ys when And credit wasn't around you spent no more mont on Christmas gifts than you hi.d That's not trw was it is Deal' LG: Yea better belie-se i: ii you act as an agent In either the purchase or We of a piece of real estate you inusi have a license Issued In the Florida Real Estate Commission. 11 ou do Dot hair a license and 'iiu ac-I as an agent the Florida Real Estate Commission could ad as the of lam and if you are banG qunis you eouiu be unro iruni SM In DI and it hr mprir.ruwd up to six inntth-. (hull Sin 'pnl lii n A friend of mine wants to bus a certain pie-cc of propert but he do.sn't want to deal with the tiwner. He suggested to me that if I buy the properly for him at the right rince be will give me a 20 per cciii interest in the property. A neighbcr of ours who works in an ittcrne s office sa3s she ttunks I have to have a real estate lwensc- It de this. is. she correct' LG. Lake Mnnrie ,rid I tm Now Big Business hc los quest With 16 S69S PODOCARPUS this week ws,c et III iit,i,Ilii'r ltiri" lit V o fiq1tiff iril I NO handsome profits. SIrft iIIII..luIii is) III till' (saintly. It,.' — J liii,. srri %Villi c.'v.'rnl pianos"1 unit 53*' s- i'Itiptu ,',r,t c i Pt Ill rn. c'nut I y - 00 rho cit r,fl')rtJ Itornkl Park with -' Jr OI','mpic Swimming Pool, Tennis Courts All City Con v eniences E xcellent Location. _l BraibeyC'dharn )&BUI[DI HG ti.. lue C,o.'er MATER - UY YOUR WHERE 001$ DOLLAR FANTHI 903 W. Ird Street O1'-H( E Mi.sO'L HOMES DIRECTIONS TO SANORA IN SANFORD: SALES Located on Sanford Ave.. South 01 Airport Boulevard OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY Telephone Sanford: 323-1471) Orlando: 29S-4379 -. •. - I �-- - DO-IT-YOURSELF 111111111111111111111111111111 Sunday, Nov. 26, 1972 40-The Sanford Herald t ., Seminole County Real Estate Transactions 11 MII 1-'IX Gallerg Gale eluding (hr clectiti' i'ompa. flies and mnniilnctui-ers of light bulbs These sIns's 11w house that is no( ligliteI up ts home the one that looks 1 I41 Ad ane woi k can.he done little at a liii'..-'. he ninin jIt i'aii the-it 1w fl's' 0 iU lllishs"d in sIist I oide-t' The pi-elinilnary work Is nmstiv a matter of e It ce k in g 'the eqiiiptflelil. working on n In y. out, finding soiirees sit ps'WPi' and determining how to use the-nt ('heck all those strings of lights and ctencion m' o r ii first XVii Ing should not hi' (raved and theie shsiiilct lie no cracks in the insulation Tighten bulbs in the sock c(s. then shake the wire over its rot iii' length I .tght s that flicker I fl It I c a I e possible shot Is Check inside as well (,ilt(1(ii1t light s If there IS afi) indication sit a hitltls'n short, throw the wire awa If there are s11 ,,' 1 I indica U0111, (If N \ 0.11 iii Ito' 4Uh'I ifl 'iII•II i('O • I('iflI 40 5' lUll' 511511 with vIe-eli ical tape Plugs tht are hose Ill' C r a C 1. t' it Should 1w replaced Replace all the- defective bulbs now atitt put in a supjils' of s P a te' s TIit' metal ends of the bulbs should has c' tltiti coat Of lietl'oleiiflt jelly to 11t0s ('Ut Corrosion ( onsider how iimanv lights s ou are using and whether 'oui have sufficient power. ;h ul' the wattage marked - - ', - - - - - . . ''' '-.'. , - 0 - - pq 1111141% Il iI.,,,i"ctIi - Ft tc''I 'I hs'i luirhe' % wli'' ii ,ict liii si" lilY led lik iIt '',iqln ciii 'I liuiiiksgls'lni', ,. ii, 'vvtAfl1IJ'*'1 - ili .-.----- -- t x 1 L)F'U . , t . ' s\ - ' '' POORS (j(. ( fih1P3us .1, hi ________ -. ..-.-- -- JL.. Do not till) extensioll cords L -- Now Under Construction ' - - William McCoy Realty - 11 turkaj flip dorriestiratail I', Pp It S via rot' ' ;s,to'lc ro'it° , ru'irosii'j by the Altecs fit Maxk-o, tie Pird was taken toy Spanu'P , littiens' It PId'f'SSIVV' rn'Isture in your lions", tdutifl cIi'ncatiisri on wIfluI','A' ron r,4t c'*plornrs train Mcxlii, to Spilt arid Inter to Fnglnnd, wh"r° new strains were developed It was than brought hack to Nort Arn°rlt-a tsy settlers rni'rt?,r, to itt" American Cokniec ( nuimerrial flocks / ( 4 ( .. % . small .vale in !?" l'tifl's fly about l35 the L \ %% -k r I r' . -- . 4 - raiser) on us . ' - ('.111 (15) II this t just' usn't he iwi'llng W.IV I Wilcoalsoagret4l to four-lane lure behind (lie paint Until yfill ,\• I'( VeI f"T' (J feel good EverydW lot U'ie yeda ' fi%etl by professionals to blow into wall openings of older U 'a-: - ..' - •' . I " ' '' ' ,' - ' ' '' --' ;r ay to Wasp jour nouse in all, Sunqcr's Titah om' t na'. ird 1-,ur fan";ly totally comfort- Cindstiooir.q i q the nes ir'e - q fe& good ill year ri, t Come r r.a( it'll o r.r, ! oU e Warm I u diarrg N,rter eep 1 COOl dorirri Cl ean rd Ikf de you Sea" & &ccrdticr 'M Oecrze it, ,(, year onq all '; 'tt,r - ' ' SINGER ti '' IN'ig CALl. 372.41')O FOR FREE ESTIMATE SA N FORD HEATING & A I R CONDITIONI NG S. SAPIFORD AVE -- Two elementary and one approval was forthcominil. 4.21M units and GreenbeiCs 5,231 0 iI is - seems to need it , T-*~ -) e_ - Beautiful. even _Or; ~ -, _%.',%_! J CC/ ( 0 * 11 .0 , I ? ~%~ .r 4* _;q " _:-;_O___ % ~S_ _ - _ , I VI . _:=_. 1,11,11,l'....~ ~ ~ -.I , tP-,J 5. - -~9, l l -11-1 ..-,,. , Il l l l l l ___ 100-_--_,4.. .> . , : I< .: _ ,v 0. _rl C., / I 01~ !~ P ,_ %- , -" I4 0V N " -- .1 . r f1p, - , "t I, ee rn Showccxse"' M' s ( S ro -". -i 4- .r - ter Caulk or repair anything that _ . . . ~-, -.) - I . I I) ________ ______ : it i--_--_~~~ - , _ ~ -'.---,--,p -..----_ _',,Z_ --_- , __ , __ L ~-_ ~ - 1 -;--. -------~ _~ - (ountr Club Stansar s's #" ._, ( 's - .' - I . - A. LIICV4IUIII u.IIu Marjorie F., LA 27 1411. C, Camelot Unit twn, 527.110(1. ~ r)rvei) of Orlandij, Inc it, unit's A. Ryder and wile Sara P.. no add LI 26 81 C. Camelot tin Ni. 2, Ik'vrt' of Orlando. inc. It Edwin G Browning and wife Alice, no add 1.1 29 Ills C C.amt.'Iut Un., $3U,350. De'vco of Orlando inc. to Benuird McClure Devinm and IA 23 81k C wife Jane 1... n-s Un., $23,400 Camelot Dcveo Orlando Inc. to Daniel B Bigger niid wife' Su.sitn ('.. 811. C. Camelot tIn., $28,300. Deves' sit Orlando hr. it James Roger (Iglesby and wile Ida L. - Li 31 816 G Camelot Un., $30,851). Drvco of Orlando inc to Cecil L. Watkins and wife Dana C., no add IA 32 1111. G. Camelot. 526.000 Devea Orlando Inc. t George MacCannel and wife Nanry'J.. U 28 816 C. Camelot. Un., $31,175. of Orlando inc to Ernest B scay and wife Mary'vonne, Li 35 811. C. - 4% MAC t)' Wal r-amtmns ir Lwfbe" war i McMIflhl hae PD' cOnhtruC' Intl p',e 3 werOsiotr ana p'ntenloflAl 1wk = Cj office area to, his 01 the exterior RD, p',ieii' rt cnt bob ID your of L.. t}evcoOrlmtndo car. 84110 that •pffl ID'CH 4' lfle!eC IC ¶'4olict the flea' ane plemon.i p building call 04 4 SC? -' - , . -- - - -. . - . os' - 1 fre. III __ .L'----'-------." r• .1 I 10J 0 .,- I- - , - CALIFO NIA AngNITECTURK ATA PRI411 1 , - ' - -• _qi il. . ' I L' - STEEL BG MITD4W -1 - MICONSTRUCTORS Bri.1'. :' RHJ'.iF. - - ) inc. :' r" • •-' - .sn' :.,' '" .• -• 4' lCr U 11 41AH LiVa W11rN . - - - , -- -V VW --. - ..F- r s':,., "-'i " P .*. N'-" - I - .f '' ' - - - -- r ' :' ?' ... 'i. - P ,' - ' "Y - .4 i j.3y ',''P'Lt am $ INP'OJtJIATIO "a CAIJ. - 1'I PISCES--? Ildr,,'i, 2 J3alh. Family Room, 7 Car Gnruuje .AQUARIUS --- ) Bedroom. 2 [laths, Screened Porch, 7 Car Garage GITPv'tlNl.-- 3 BtArcxmi, ? flalh. Fauilly Rooni. 7 ('on (,sr ''1'' 9 to 5 OPEN DAILY SAT & SUN -lto5 - *31 -'-- .' r.p -..,, - - Deltona Branch, Providence Plaza, De ona ,L,., \ ¶" \\ jJt.r ..., \. 5' '% - 11 , ,, . -, ç tIl $I PaOa",q'S' ' ''1 ,, ,,. , . 'V I , * ' -. •'.cd13 i,,t '.-I ' ' I - S. 4p, I Ss ', "' " ' -. ' ' "'' I 'b' . ., f I. '.. ,,-,-, ' , 1,10J . ,, . •, ' '-' ,j.,cj,,.w,t ,J'P' ,-s'e,J ' ( ountr - s" , IVS 'I - l -' .' S I a. . . '.'l' ,,t S. , '"4 ..,,',,. ., ''C ' "i" . 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""' '' ,..,..', .-,' - ,, . .,' i I), '0.1 3501354t1*ai .)'..&.i .°' '?at '" ". " I ,',,.tI.,, .' ' ' a., '' oh its Ide "'..snlurd ",'' S ." 1. . Ste t it 4 i.t-. , a,' • mti'' ''-4 2 4" a . Oq"j. r , ,," 's aar 4J 4.jt ii 'beet it'd a,, r-t. - 'i..' ,c.i Club Staimur _' t4. " 'a-. 'l',. a. F' -c C "' ill ,•, • "wa ,, t.ru ,be NI.Iiour ,, ,j..'.'j."•'l&$ 'e4i ari t.I4'44. al ,, ,n', cs,m'.s,t, ','.,h.t'1'i"a',.SV1*U 0. 'k, '' t'3' - _ ,. .54 , ,' - C' '2 "-i .. FlAeli II NIII11"t ON '2' I AV I" O t N S P. I' ;r . vcgr 5 4 1 IL2O'dC'. 't.a-.', 's,*n I .1511_i ,, %.14-1 -' a -' a l tY'fst hi,%I '5 i $i4 ,1'',t •R54'J*'* 'C1a5" . "'WW A&S All 141* Ci'PC '- 13 5,410& f454P .i,j •,, -.5.5%. '3t '534 ?I 55 .. -. ' " ,. aIi&. ' Iat,$, ', -.'.3 " t' " ' - - ' '.5*" f-It a b'g ,,*L 1'CJVOOfl"t ) bID'S ' F 511,44 f41. (0'''''' t".' ' , - l,.',',', ".j.''.p,J •.'.,vq a ,jqj, S I C(*QUt". Ib*4' I' 0,4', ,'5' Yrs1,,'fI ' ..' 'a 4,' '-'' '"l '.1 ' i l,.$'i,',3 ii'., - ' ,'', •,rI,445*,.3.a4's.,sP.J: PVa. " are - (a a''i'' '-- a'. ,;,. 5% lImo I'lacr ' ,',lo'' iv.&-.-a a.,. a$a'5! ' 4 , 5, 5,' I' F ! ,-,-. '.3,.,.:. 4 i 838-5548 t. a~ ii t FOR n ON / ' , Suul,isiti :''; I'l 1 11 11 1 1 1, Il i i a I l"d ;',i.35". 1 5'' Ic . .t,. ,qs,pced I-V - 'd a discover The Terrace. .1e. - a -', 04 errace today! View The WILCO LAND COMPANY '. '"•"•' f. 1*,-, .-..' (.(i\VEVJ'J(.t\ L IJ'\ \CI'\(, - I \1 "r'fltid ' lake ll,crnes ( 3 Models Priced From 28,9O0 I) O0It4 141%,V 1 I. I ! , '-.. ' , - 5¼n. .'-" 4". %(!P rIt 11 Sa 4*.' - meTegace root,', -- 'etagorCalim! it" forward in value and ae4n. 3 Built by HaS CONSTRUCTION Builders of Fine Homes Quality Workmanship I 4 beorooma fully-landscaped - Bruce' L)evlin gulf course nearby central heat and air dishwasher garbage disposal fully carpeted underground utilities street h'hts near shopping and sctioo" indewa1k -- it Q ---- FHA-\'A-9 B'JLOERS 01 J 1. .. - - - ., ., 1 -- & _.__ - - _____. YN 11 51)1mg was out of sight, you must I - :. I 1 . ~__ . I t: - ZAC4('. ''""S 0.11 tX ,,aiS3'..i i 1 (.P4' .,ot,I UlS " #I - .. $ a I 4'tal r 3*4 Deltona Homes R 'L- __I,-___ __ '- - ' p ' ''a LI - '41 AltO' ,' tF'J11( C 0, '-a,, 4 tincil No,t'e Ac j,,,. 04I% 1.5 Central Heal & Air, Carpeting, 2 Tile Baths, Range, Garbage Disposal, Dishwasher. Palo, Insulated Side Walls & Ceiling. Plastered Wall & Ceiling. Colorcrete Exterior, IS Yr Guarantee, Landscaping, VA FHA-ConvenlIonel Financing and No Closing Costs (UI i ihtjznas Lamar Horton and wile hvnnb..UI Elk ICamelot Un, 2 1645-f mtg., $28.9t. comg*fW .4' .11 I . ,.•. ,,..., ,,,,T .•,. ' ', ,u,,,r 'l' 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Screened Porch, 2 Car-Garage turn iFURNlSHEDMODELoPENL- ,. -.'-.se I'ine'r ust rr~- - -MAU , £ ' i Commercial, Industrial RescdentmICot8trucliDn In The Florida Area - I - ;, 4 - O ~D I CONSTRUCTORS GENERAL CONTRACTORS r-- 4w1 ~ 4 - _____________ 1JIIVIU ,ear ,- ~_ ar 2'.." ,r-1 I o.I 014' S . . I x.&. a ro,, p,c'3,.,s 74'.', hi.". ,a c"l t?uIf p p, , ,, 4 '-SIP I 'c,, .1.5 ,t-,. V. ,,- - __ . 14 - W n ,.' ,.,- '-,at.0twIi'.3far :_ - __ - - ''. l "P '"5.i "- .. . .0, " 4an(oret lake %Lary stars 1 sb.1;Ms A. ( 'ountr NI .L!W1'c _ " __ IWA,I :i -• j -. ,'' '' ('55' .'i'tt . I, .1,q - - '," I~ 3 - - 1 t't'1'V" ii" ,'..i ., I .,4 I'; '4 ct - - l-ake '.'.,- I 5q, ,, sta t" - Convenience Comfort .. Answer_T[] oulrd (roiii 1-I find out where- the moisture- I ,, d more than 28,775 people to like Mary flt'vui in scpurate actions hasaptacontinue houses when insulation is the county's population within to the entrance (if (reenhwlt, coming from, you will proved four more planned unit ar c' a needed and it would be too es A STL't)IOt S STATE frmmi to have trouble There' and to donate right of way the next 10 %ears. developments u PU!) i for 'n wJlhS to kn k I.AFAVEE. I nd 'Al' ussible reasons 1s'ncavtof As us coniparison, it mIght be the property. Additional number Seminole. adding an estimated sometimes have over. Three out of every five Indiana present amendments to Wilco's original mentioned that 11.471 new housing units to the high sthiiil seniors plan to '-or flowing roof gutters' Are there **a * • Seminole County population Prolxisal that will lead to Four- any openings or gaps in Un' county when all planned PUI)s tinue their education ftpr wouiieui laning other adjacent road estimates 200.000 men, exterior, especially around wingraduation. most on a full time are completed. sshicti will take I For either of Andy Lang's you approved. doors' Do now inhabit the also dow frames and and children several years helpful booklets. 'Paint Your hasis A report by the Purdue Cm' Sweetwater Oaks, un Everett have excess moisture' inside the house Inside and Out,' or smallest county geographically The countyc ommission, alter normal the Home.'' versuty office of manpower tluskey development; Alan house without any in the state. approving Heathrow a week "Wood Finishing in exit studies covered a survey made Wilcsi's Cret'nbelt, located in Dayton's Runnymede .,,,it method of send 30 cents and a long. stampdrive for Ix-fore, continued its th e more Before you paint the next ed, seliaddressed envelope to laSt spring among the south ea.ct section oF lake Shaker Vale Inc., a W infie ld additional housing projects for seniors in 7S,IAY) time, examine the outside of all Inthan Know-flow. P 0. Box 477 the multitudes of people coming Mary Boulevard and 1-4 in- Reserve troiect, uihl have the house ti) determine diana high schools marl.' carefully than huntington. N Y 11743 Be will have isa lU1lett(ted their Initial presentersection, into Central Florida by gran. have ever done before, us sort' to specify which booklet their educational, vocational by you estimated property value of tuitions to assist (hit' county ting approvals for Sweetwater and career or empla'.mant sites, ing a ladder and not relying on you want 1 0 Oaks with 960 units; Vtnlit'id $25,617,000 by 1981 with another the offering of school plans an inspection (ruin the ground $22,400,000 value in commercial roads iititt drainage titi- Even a very narrow open seam Reserve s ith its Shaker Vale prove-mitetuls before ('otlilt)' can permit the entrance of Waproperty. adding 1.080 units: Runn'uiiede, Down ,500 -- - - uusulti.famlly housing Increase is expected to &,nunolv County Commission the walls C I(Wrling winrk,ws at least n.e a primary sourr° r,f urn e- a day is of some tie-hp turkey so ttn'rs meat fl y (lit' l0's, over l(" 'i'ritil,t rig f,inc ,ften coIns' the it cs't'nis Iuk"Iv hi,it nutiIlii,ri lords were pTtlti( 'I small uruttisturs it., sr'ihil.'vsi so the s'ntin.' s'strnusir l7 I, !1" .iurtsljlIly, and in vent il.it ing louvers or vents ratIon thin just Ihie- ;w'c'lsrig AtTis'riesn farmer raised c'.n 1' tluns 111.1',' tie in tirili'r this turns' wh'h r.in be installed in the It may he- that, while- soul cc' s,iitcidc' walls. permitting the 1211 mullion last year's 'r,clurt' to leave rathor than cutriptirin at turkey rnst I 01051' liii' peeled pa irit in isuic' mi settleuflds't the tiint near the record higl s',( the- peeling may h*' ('410(10' It pounds In I%7 uing In iittirr sect ions after the i sometimes st'i' an new paifit has t)e-i'fl applied In q The leatling turkey ties r murti the sauie- way. a leak In •i ,iclvc-rtics'nrsent for louse fill'' 17I wore Minnesota $ 1A 4 corroded pipe may occur dM40 insulation What kind is It' I/Misc fill insulation is A after a leak has been halted at mullion birds . CaIifr,rn* pipe (tic' along fwnrtt the kind that iS VJUrPd int'i come other North Carolina, Muivr . place. such as t)c'twu'f'n the raft-North and Arkansas F'li,rol.0 Basica lly, howev erttu' CA USE of the peeling is mole- crc in an attic floor It also is Just doesn't rate as a turkey units. secondary schi(sil sites "e Figured at the average 2.5 promised within list' project by persons per household, the liii' developers. si ngle and 1 Here 's S4,Il1I' Townhouse Condominiums 11% 1411.1 S('I)VI' - t',i let t;inik and other r tsI sue palust in ,u i'isuiIlI' of uncoshhic I i;it c's, (hi' chant cc ,ir' that paint ft .ilw,lit every three or vitne of it is escaping through Iii.' iiisidc' walls Its the outside fsicit ye-at s After this' first vl';Ir It gels under the paint and re to 'c'I or twii (lii' paint tu'gins suIts in p*'vhurig To 'ri''rnt this. One- l it two III the istilcicis' walls Whis'n I get ie.islv tts 1111111 '41111 ne-cu a d'huiniui'Iiiic'r Fit iiie-thi'sl Of iIlioWtflR t h e again, I have t'i go tht .mgti (tic' areas ric'ict air Ii'. get out of the tsiuv' the jih fit scraping off _ .4 New PUDS Approved ' ' - _ IV I A N( It', ANDY All Ness siratures We han' a very t,ll Q ss-.s.'sl h'sti'u' till-It I itiii'toI ,, this hoard for t lie ssii s' :"I h''n close' (lit' s in cli, s sn thus' hoard Use felt w.'athu'u sIt uijsiIig or calking 4NIWSCACII •HTIUIISI *ssu __ _____ ' '. - - sill) and (trill ,I holi, Ih I where they may be tripped over and sins- eu ovet' 1 s'oii lice flood or spotlights 'for ouitsItt,?m' display. he, sun' to use weattic'rprooI reflectortype %iiiltic in weatherproof so did (ho kill h'l t,!in(or q nirlog I l).7t) I .h' ir,t"r q' tmg nIrriv,qt It ,, ii/i frc,?ri '/9,VW$) Mrrls fr, I 14R,($'W) tan years lator - ssi'c'ket ç 1'hli' su' i'siiIiI to' Iui'kl In (tie g r nun ii ss'III, tiiotnl s'i1.s's If you do uis;t tins's' s,iit slisit i'lI5%'('r 1e-('i'j)t aries vut I fitiil s11ui' I ss'iIl ias s' t stOihco,', l'ic'li uiil sIt': \% .r. lights con he iss'tl I4 10011,5 1,1)1 tll, Iiti1in and u i'llas-IIui ss'ithi a ssw'ket ui(Iuiliti'i \oii ruin run a wins' tln'siiighi to the basement h' thrilIluig a huh' liii ouigh tin' wosnh I,oam Just nhnsvs' till' fnuunshuit lusts. ('iiIk II) ku'c'is out ili'.sfts If 500 Cliii it liii.' thli'()tighl a su indosv, ulotit t'Iutci' this' Will. dow on the will, ('iii it tsiuit'iI to fill the spud' of this' ujien winduss' I between sash and Plan to make eonnet' (I oils os vu' sevu'i al circuits to avoid baiting lights to In' used tiutsIb)oI's shoislit he liii' type Iii 11114' 5)0'' 'iIicaIIs for ,'ultsh,'tii' tics' If \0iI ii".' an st,'iisli wit out stoots, S rap the connec tion to keep out miilslui,'.' Kither tape' heavily with eIc'e(i is'al la$w or wrap with pl:tst Ic liltit and secure with tajie A s t r In g of lights hung from (11*' ease-c unuist he ;iuut up carefully Tape (Iii' t,'ire' to the metal hook s ,'iuther than allowing this' wire to rub against the hooks This will prevent wearing through (lie itlsuilatii'btl IF d'l4"Il. '% liII I'll! iumlc' lnvnIory 'iilu' li-,l fly Iho Not lonnl F' kh h,pwntl u,n'l WI I'll II'' or It fl"t 1 w''rc' over I i,illllori wihi hit k' sq Ii Iii. I I S trtipiitc'cl r,') mu i 551,1 W111 or knyq tori t found in ,lw,,if 1,() l"qt I111ifpq frciin Ii. four q(iioq with thi' Inrgot ;wipulnt ic,iiq III ir,n worn 'I't,i, wild t'ir° 'U rrt't it liltlf" Is the ' FmOpm cp'artrnien wi th t,lrclq will ti,iiids't oil It,s' sllil qeimatimo Wild Itirkay' 'jil , I. uni'iuiI tie-ti '*'siu-, it'd tO IIn'I flip turkey (.1 1hd' fO, (Iii' cic,itie-qt ic'nto'l 11411 i,irqlq A$,liOif,,i,78,O(1fl , Pilgrims (Inc-a quita u.mrn' IIM1 Issi ne' Now F'r,glnri'l, It heeatri" lii Wlile- ii,i'sI dci,ii'tIlt'iitc'I l'"iiricyl'.'nnlo 88,000 sirisI shout in that area arrnnd tt° iw t urk,'s'q r nls*'cI in Pill) c'niIeI up I-'l't i'ls R0,0(M1 Alih,uiui'q I,it n of I ha I th cant ut ''II clIui,l'lNPl$%''s tol,It', litwOit 0.." turk" y P01)111 ot Ion I ore o qnqI Fnstarr Ilrwavar, (ha Il4 . - i',it 1sf II,'' ','iIcI c,ii''4 nl,uit,tt lnlirff,lcl clurlrii', thin ic' ft r.0 '(tirkey" still thrI Il,lt;lIII'lI t 44 opt' tlk lots' l'W4(lq l''ncy$vuiriIui' ,Ii,tiblc'iI, .i J'onnsylviinia to 'lnricla nod iiI \n'I the sstI'l ho key lw)pllIOtil'Il Ii's nq wnq OIl 9 Ihirul, fur west as New Meik o ,if ul" ( I S i i,lt - rs'nstng. thank c; I-' list ida's wild Iurkc'y ,iui,jiberq Is, ;tu,te s,i,is*'i vntis'n 1)111 1 III 4't I lll4flIl'dl usls,ut o ftuirth 'Au') turkeys arc qrnoller Ih.ir, ,'i (lii' ts,l'I ti,r's'',' Ito' k in ,,,II tc'q(I is (iso l:,ssc !h" j 'tfsfitf'ttu(litPfI turd rsgo 12 Iii Ii vnnis artd .s ! tslifltPtq will atts(, A rt- tho .. . -1 wily of all game hlrdq FOR OL.,.J 1- CIRCUIT - PARK ew Hi 9h Il iii .tNM .1. ,IAMA I'"not ' %gt lc'tit$iirnl A El' ft RE ''--:-- OVE R LOA4tJ MG Circuits with ISa in p e r e fuses can handle abmit 1.800 watts, with 2Oantpere fuses ahotmt 2,400 watts Itemeuui her that these- circuits .me at least partially in tics" noss . - - .- on the hullis - N I 'hiin"vs un' . . , - .,,. I -.........- ....._.. ... I REPAIR WORN SftJ1S -- ' H ts - TAPE TO 1._I GHTS , - - evel-O.")(1% hwr%. Ill- tile %.('III- 0 0 PE ] (JSEELEC1RICAL CHECKOUT ALL STRINGS OF ('lii istmas Is the (line of f) Turkey 'Crop ' *Christmas Lights the a"""""""""""""Safe Way Th(imas k'hii&1 and wife wife VN11fl C. IJI 1 Rik i ki J. R''arl Royee Cnritr. Inc to Harold wile P Ills Rep. at p1. V line Kftiabeth to Rona R4fl4' fl4l Sweetater Oaks. $100. Woodmi 1%. Crp to David Rd.. CR -. I RI A Summer.et Natw I,. IA 32 81k 17 Anne N. t and Wife Wildof West Advanced Mkt Serv., Inc. to 81k , Plat F. Roberts and wifr Rub)- 1... U 1 Weathcr,ffr)d 2nd Addn., Donald J. Jnhn%on and wife R. Bohntadt and wife .t!2y, North. $17,500 wife I= Pk. Dr., CR. I 24 81k 8 mere, $32.Wi. LaTT D. D4lrClk and Rik FC P1., U 9 DorothyRt2R55M.LW-,AS 284$ Empire James C. Haile and wife Rn Alice F. to Walter P. Wood 18 Crystal ROW) 2nd Addn., mini John henry Jones. Inc. to I5& 16 Rik B. San1andcSpringi, WOOdTfl&1 Pk. $17600. tnw k'. and wife to Carl H C Evergreen t24.000. Rtr Homes, inc in Alan and wife Lynn all .1 11 U. 01 L1,15M 7 per cent W. & bal. Donald 1.. findell and wife Ronnie K., IA Rc Highland Hilda Tiiimnn. s1flgk I,Zs 1 & 1 81k 42 S i., wife Linda 8.. 616 1.. Welch and of 12 81k l 14e1 Air, $17,60A. I89.97 due vi-. _. %_ Pines. $2$,0(W1 Hickcriod Ave.. AS - U 56, Sanlando Si.h Beaut.. $2WI. Rita N. in George 1. - . Anne H Samuel and husband . Nader Homes. Inc. to SU'Vcfl Sid Dcv,, Corp to Jayde B)dr Morton Schiff and wife ?,ena and wif e Sandra 128 S Court ^* V t Orlando Its 32 & 33 Dan Davis and wife Susan 0., lee to Pete Tillman and sue Inc.. 88 Mark David CL. CS Us Sprint Oakt., $33,800. Ave.. 110-Aire Homes Inc to in Robert F. Schtabig and wife Mimic, W 82' IA 1 81k 9. Tract 19. 20 and 21 Winnor Manor, IA 36 WirIer Sirths $41000. Norman C. Floyd Sr and wife Carol K. 1116 Oscelote Tr., Queens Mirror Addn. Ch, C. Trafford's Map of Sanford. 10 $111450 A .Ross H ! Spring Oaks Mtld.. Li 54 Winter Springs, 845W. 719 M) A., IA 20 S,5Afl. Rtfl} R. Toole and wife Betty Merilyn 8., nd VPI1 M. Hodges and wife Ands a , Charles Lantry and wife to Phillip E. Caballero and wife Rh'd.. AS IA 84 SprIng OakS, $,fl00. '-' A Wavnt Rich and wife F.dith to Richard K. Marks and 81k A No Orlando Terr., c WOODED VIrginia. David Johnson and i Th,lfma, 1226 Iins Ave., Apopka 160 N. 1.nkwnnd 833.900. -, Etal to Arthur R. wife Rub) Laurel H. Re-AtrtHOTtWs, Inc to David WONDERLAND GARDENER'S DELIGHT 88,150 IQDI)k William niggle And wife G,ail and Richard Piater 2912 Or_ Mild.. IA 6 Rik S Lnkirwmwd '('' " Theis and wife Margaret M., Hurmberger and wife Ruth I wife flora to Mathew T. Dunn and wife floroth) to Walter A .51a%io 6 .. Pras and wilic Marts A. P*A% or4'n br -, 1r Blvd., Findles, Oh, Shores, $11,000 1.1 4 Northgatc all that part Levy and wife Bernice, his 13to Mae A. Wright. 21) Azalda 1(17 GreenbriJlr R!vd AS ,cN1 Ø4 -' 3 Wesley Johnson and wife and wife Joyce t. home's t)exillifultv Ace $l0731.N. Spring Ouk.s, $29,400. ,,,..,, ,,, of N 291 of IA 91. F of Hwy 17. 1617 & 9 81k 54, ci al, Sanlnn&' A crNwI'd P&C' Dr.. Mild Li 16 81k • ç Three-fl-Homes. Inc. to Patricia R. to Arthur C. Butt Jr Rel-Atre Homes Inc to N .5 f'r' c2 etc., Spring Hammock to Sub Reaut.. Palm Springs q 1 Brantley isles, $17,500 i OX • Bettie W., no add Novnsedluik and wife and wife Duane J. '-"•''''' Rn'.x!rti. HumphreandWIfc TbtwnUfl Southard and wife mtg S21.flflfl.flfl. 8135.000, clear title to prop. $100. " , Alcazar Ave., AS lot 11 81k 1 San Lar. C,., I wood Hickory Digna Margaret A., 81)2 William Greenwood and wife MatboS T. Dunn arid wife Ha7I It, Michael J. Richards IA 49 Spring Oaks - 1.1 12 81k A San SeLasfian $1Z.UI Freda to Walter A. levy and and wife Mary A. 1019 Alpine Ave., AS W. I. Kirk and wife, Joyce to Rayfield Leasing Cc Ht.c.. $33,800. $33,000 above deed, wife Bernice. lAs 17. IL 18. 20. 0 St., $24200 Inc.. same dose. an Pappas, ctntle to Gt!rnIdITW, and James Gainer Rena P. HO-Aire Homes. Inc to 21. 22.. ?.'. 24 81k 54, Sanlan&' Greater Constr, Crp to F. O'leary and wife Rena and wife. Ruth F., to Herman 3 887.000 .lnt,n Raymond i. Union 706 Spring 528.00(1 Remit. Sub left CC) W. Spencer and wife Standard Oi Co to Howard Rembent and wife louvie 1.., 8., 5327 Paradise ho Or lando Spring Li 74 AS Blvd., Oaks Eartha R. Anderson a nd 14.21-29, Johnson Co.. Sec i)iane, 109 Willow 'rret (em Park. si,ssm. and Ella Mae Wynn. U Li 4 Lake Alvic to Michael $S&0 husband $33,000 F1 - LI Ii 811. M The Woodlands, Oaks, Dcvc'o of Orlando. Inc U Steinford's Add $500. Inc to Homes. Bel-Aire sift' Victoria its 3* William Dahl and wife Rasila and 53671W) and wife. Judith Marvin Cain wilt' RU C,, A B Stevens A ddn. William L. Gunter & Mane. w Wayne R. Ardizzone and wife Torrence 1.. Rams and c't . to Dale F. Richardson and wife Mar jorie to L. Thl.ar Rry'and Jr. 1 wood Ave..........120 l.adc Suszir . 808 Hickory $2,500 lidn IDEAL FOR N and wile Anne 5. IA 9 & gale "ca I 7oflnr and wife Mars .Iurw A .1o:ir M 4 i :irn'In: L(: t Spin Cl:il,. 811. '& ' ! Tesi ri;id 811. 86. Sanlaruk Sulk 1074 Ti rn ertane it., cii, LA t Estan A Fcii and wlte. 1.lndi4 of NEWLYWEDS KentoC.or*sti. Inc-Zr G. to Chzinning L. Ort and wife 3 The Colonnades, 3rd Clenn 1. F,dmondson and toThonuis C. Stegner and wife. Renut.. $6,500 C. MrNamara and wife Linda Joseph Mast-k and site Joan 1,119 Williamson His, £16,500. r &I".'e •(' Geneva .)CWPI A 1.1 4 Robin Hilt. C. M.. 138)1. wilt Helene to lWCril Ci., l.W IA 1. A kornVIPIPIs fT'I h5 = Fin Magnolia, Inc U' Alfred Shirle) to inst Custodlo and d. 81(1.100. Rrnrwin, P08 662 Li 32 Lane's $37.l0. 't'er Springs, $21,750. *rrhACS l'Ard. Peterson and wife Leon A. Jr. and wife C flamingo SpflnQs Of fice sift Maria I.., 280 Lake Ave., Altamonte M. Gulberson 3. C. Hutchison and wilt' lw-trOOrYt 2 bht close Sanford, *93(K) Dcv. Crp to Addn to Woodmere to Henry T. Melner C. Muriel 531,900 Farrell A., 14 Hibiscus Dr.. t' QX s'xr'O find P'.c',O424 Semor4n Boulevard Greoter Cnnstr. Crp to Annie W. to Port Sanford IV., ArzlriL and wife Mary 4çt.. .'r Pearle Shannon. single to and wife Emily IA 27 81k Forest City. LI 9 811. B hake Ernest S .. Lots 9, 24, 33, Investment Co.. 631.2442 William 3. Slc'i'in and wife Air H., Z42 Empire P1.. Li 6 81k 0 24 and N Frank Aceordmn. hIs 17 & 18 West Altamonte His. 13.500, c-flflUc% Isles, 817.500 Brantley 132' of and 26 iless N 11 1(14 Shepard CL, LW Mori florthez. Woodmere Park, 817.500 QCD Francis X Heidrich. Inc to Gar of 33 Flnridsiand 811. F, 2nd rep', of V.' 600' Tr, in, of V.' 56 West, 112 Meadows Mrs Ii Gallagher and wife Bel-Aire Homes. Inc. to IA 15811.0, Tht' -trustee & Ind to Heidrich Entr & Colon Co Celery Plan ta tion, S.arUnndo Springs. $6,501). $1(1,000 riut 14 Atrazar Ave.. AS LI 2 811 Joseph David Dismuke and Creech C.on.ctr Co. to Glenn S F. 19 a.'res of SF of NW 1 4 SUN HersieG fills and wi fe Ethel 1143000. had C., San Sebast ian His., tin. 1A, wife E tt1ri( 907 Pwtwnod Tompkins I.and Co Inc. to Carl Kendrick and wife Dawn K.. It .'i4-Ii-29. flfl(i trtistC)IJJ., aiw, 11 13 to QCT) 1 Francis X. Heidrich. Central Florida Builders Presents lAs 261 27 8)1. F... .1 Folk and wife Hazel Al, II 120 8 811. 0 The Springs $84,000. new P080, IV. ee etc U' Heidrich Entr.. and trust ee Black, Trust Three-fl Homes Inc to Vi- $28,950 L. Robert Thillwood Eat., $23,033 North Orlando Ranches. f.jiij C. M Bliss Inc. to Myron F 8100. bliP cent E. Brewer and wife Arlene Willard M Norris and wife wife Ht'k'n to C K W Corp., sec 22.21-30. tic If L. 1114 Mitcirra Ave., AS 1.1 Ii Kltnkman and wife Judith C., William I.. Gunter & )er and wife wst .1. ,lt 1-1A, ~ 4 -, GRW Ventu re . of Nnnrs ti .lrirl H 0a' and Nominee flann New1.irk and wilt ' Inc ti F. 64(1 Riimcinhi Ln, Orlando, Michael to KING SBERR'Y HOMES 811. F. 'entur. From SE c-or. CarBonniejean S. His.. Sebastian 811. 8 San wife .1'c-i' A. La is r)r., Rnmonz.222C.olon' I... IA 811,000. wife Marsha and Trr1er Farms, $500. Si £26400 59 The Colonnades irci Sec. Paradise Paint, 1st Sec., derui of 536 'town of tUiV C. M. Bliss Inc to Myron F. William M. Cate and wife 534 & W Three-fl-Homes. Inc to 527.600. 817,55(1 F. hunLongwnod. Orlando. 516W. ENJOY LUXURY LIVING Raymond the) Kenneth R Hinson and wIfe 11tnkinan and wife Judith C., Thomas J. GIbala and wife Mamie u William 1.. G unter 1 q James Strickland Jr . QCT) .1., N' of Aria Rarbara 1-1.. 168 Alcazar Ave.. 64(1 Ramon Ii'., Orlando, Margaret to T. A. Radloff and dquLct and wife Inc. to Douglas A. C,rodcui ('he4 .c LI 15 811. B San Sebastian $ 1.000 SF ' 811. 3. Tier 19,floridaland and wife Clara N. to Belt)' R wife Linda 1... 24-21-29, qon wife Susan C. 241 Colons 16 L I7 k C and His., s45o C. N. Bliss Inc. to Myron F. Ralph rheh; and wife Una tu & C01011 C"') StL Gertrude Widdis. single I.L, AVENUE CB, IA :3 The Calannadet. 2rd Klinkman and wile Judith, IA 11 Addn.. $100 Wildmerc Addn., 55,8811 wife Lmda I.., and A. Radio!! less V. 7 .5" Of U 10 811 85 Sec., $17,301). QCT); Eugene H McGee and James IL Walton Jr. and wile con to Edward V.'. Quirk and wife 24.21-29. 24-21-29, 16,00(1. Wilcc Constr Co to Jerry Johnson wit( el n I. t . Ito Timoth% Itry Edith C., 1(K) Majorca Ave., AS, Sanliindo Sub. Ile.aut., 111,800. Sol-Dale Bldrs. Int. it. Her. Joan Gadchs and wife Vera N., = C M Bliss Inc. to hIvron F beN : 811. C Wildmere Addn., IA 61 'ir1nr1a. Li wile Cass and Timoth St., Apopka, IA P.811. c bert 1. Ft-IcIer and wile Mar- Aloma. 536,5011. let': Klink-man and wife Judith C., $100 23rd and Park jorint. F 1(1 (i ,f IA 29 811. A, rep'. Lynwood Ret., $23 9.1K) ma James B. Sncidgrass and wife Inc. to Perma Bill Homes. Florida Sanford, A K Shoemaker Jr. and wile 11 6 & E 20' of 7 811. A Amended Walter A Levs and wife Lake Mobile Shares, S1(K)fl(1 a1 to Robert K. Nat Olmatead & Miller $11,(Wi. Bonnie ci Floyd and wife Charles F Just Sophia to Dr. Gordon R. Alma R. D. Own and wife AbbitBernic-e- to Andrew Scheblein C M Bliss, Inc to Myron F and wife Jeanne. lAs ("ha and wife Patricia C.. andwifeVsola.ArdenSt.,LW- and Jack H. Owen and wile .laneL IA 141 1 W 16' of 142., Schubert Judith wife Klmkmari and 811. M Lake Wa'man HIs.. Si Tzimm Dr.. U i6 811 ç d Ethelvne M. to Mike C. Queens Mirror Sri. Addn.. 24 Apir 1dvllwIIdc. l.oeh Arbor. 00.6N. 40 Ramona Lii. Orlando, U3&Eof4BIFThirt73. 2n Lake Ado.. 515.501) Samort'n and wilt- Mary A., See $16,800. rn% repi. Saniandi' Springs, $311,400. Alan Nelson. single to Wen Yi • lO% Co to James Superior Con. Allen V.' Miller and wife 811.000 '21 m-2o.al, s.ono. William K Trvc and wile the Lorraine F it, Rot' W. Silver PiYing. U 16 wife C M Bliss Inc. to Mrvnn F L Moms and wife Doris M., U Chung and 8 0 Owen Etox Etal tc Gu Diane S it Everett 1. hutfl Unit and wilt' Patricia N., P08 157 Klinkman and wife Judith. E 30' of 17 811. B Lake .1 Danford a nd wilt' Bertha 1., Ii 811. H Winterwoods. 8.16.80(1. & F. 2 Bedrooms, 1'.: Baths and wife Dorothy 502 Savona "i Mild., $16.51)0 His.. 84.1)4K), Li 1(1 V.' 33 1-3 ft of IA 9 81k 0 Elmer Levie and wife Janet Wayman FLnttUi, Geneva. 1A 82 unree, Nat Lake Closing Costs Included U as Lai MIS ct.. AS HI-La Ciii Inc. . ti Glenn R. Judd and wife Paul K Scvsgn and wife Amended PUit Olmstzuid and .lt!SIIUP 14-Cl lfl Sec 1.2(1.31 $5 Decorator Professional Mei Jeanne to Richard F 1m II Millet. 811,000 $37.1i00. 3 81k HeftIer Sataciak and wile Marie, La 17 Charles Collier and wife Naomi 1.., Lt Interior & Exterior fast and wife Patric ia A.. 214 Shubert Coast. Co to Boise' Philipp J. Scha efer and Addn. $10 0. Yoder Homes Howell P1. sec 1,521.400 Figlishwtiods 1st Range Richard 1. Carpeting it, Helene N to Gary K Weidner Debra H. di cin Flamingo or., U 17 811. F King. single POE £35 Oviedo, U Lamar Griffin 18 and wile Elmer he-vie and wife Janet Central Heat & Air Sheila, Lz 16 Jr and wife thich Suniand Est.. slk,uKJ and wife Susan T., 173 Polo2 Stephen IRs., FRA $15,650. Cm -rifle to Robert C. Gentile, Mayfair Sec., 1st Addn.. 819.000. it. Robert B Horton and stir 811. H La 28 rieJIn U' A Canto Dcv. Co. cutna Rd.. WP and Richard L Bishop, Alexander Smith and wife Idai 'mntura Cnmpagnt and wife Patricia. 521.400 LI 10 811. 0. sinige int' Willard Wrntrrwoads Un., s P'I B. and Burton D. Baggs Jr and Spencer t $,4(10 single. LI 8 Evergreen Place. OF5titD EXCLUSIVELY BY lair Bennett, widos Zr' Anna to Roland A Stuber and Summerset No., 322-8661 "10.111 wife Sarah Joyce' to Smitty'L F to S.3.000, Friesen i zu i & Vernrnn Lunn t)rveo a! Orlando. Inc. p40331 1st wiftA1irvM..W oflA7S&all WnodsherHnmnshw.,706V. with inc.. POI 173i, lAs 45 & 41 Edmund A. C-odianne and '41fltPOB3$1baflfln.T't-i.. of 76 Amended Plot Magnolia Joseph Brunt, and wife Viure' Willk Amended Plot of Druid Park. St., 574550 Elaine to John C. Hamilton wife (... La 5 811 1 Came- lot. 526.901). Charles Scant and wife HIS $15,000 that 1WDR. to Jr., Prater J. F Crp to and wife Edna H Li 6 Elk b Greater Constr us,noo Russell K Davis and wife and at p1('4 Li Thomas Wassel wife Ruth Rotierut and Laos Harold V. Roman Gnrc'ut and wife Carolyn ti C,enrgni 0 Wright Raynianci F Mange' and wife Charter Oaks s.d. $26,301). In Beatrict to Bill' Crowe and P.. 19.04 Nottingham Dr., tAP wife' Karyl, 2651 Tuscarora IT.. ,lolin C Tapper and wife Ruse Marie, Li 16 811. C The and wife Patricia S l.a Wmtcrwnods. Mild., IA 33 Forest IL Michael W. Morris 4!) 81k A, Iouis' of ii wilt Mildred C 1320 Forrest LI & Eviinsdale. Lake Mary. $3,000. Meadows W.. $34,400 ,:re,, $43j(W) and wife Susan F. his 3 & 4 Bik $26,036 Grange' Searzeth to ,lames and V. 4(1' f 32 U Harold Rowland and wile faiiu V. vm,cwood. $14,500. Gary F King and wile Judy James R. Moore and wile Sub. Reaut.. Bett it, Frank F. Bradle and Warren. S acres Org & Scm Co 68 Sanlando '" as fat Blaha, single. Edward L To to Larry 0. Candi I. $3i Gladys F Walker. widow wilt' Pauline' F.. Li 2 811. B Sec 34-19-29. 5100. 439, N 52. of IA & s w u Weich Corp to James A. long. Pive Prop inc.. 31W) Douglas Ferguson and wife Hilda. No Queer. Mirror So Addn.. are yours in this home-custom built 3rd Sec.. Ravenna Park ace Loch Arbor, 811. 14. Dreamwold. hesto Ave., AS Li 1 811. 38 Sanlando add - Lot 11 Edgewnod Manor, and wife Hiltraut, U CasIno 819,700. 521,500. in 1971 for the present owners! With far i 117.500. $6.98L36 56,700 Sti.DaIc Bidrs. Inc. to Apple Valley. $.47.700 Sub Sale-s. Inc. ti Lawrence C K 2 large bedrooms, 2 baths, a working Bil-Aire Homes. inc. to Fedor Rivera and wife Bel-Aire Homes. Theta Robin 1k4-Atrr Homes.. Inc. to Cunnrnghar, and wife Mary. Kenneth M. Kell) and wile (liii and wile Franrestoian,esM. Pruitt and Bonnie Wilt Joseph Schumann and Slnwkman H. Queens Mirror So K. and wile type kitchen with built in stove, dish. Ram H. Woonton N 9LS3 of LI 30 Oak Mount, Sharon °' ix wife Mars L.. Ri M.. II 7 Spring Oaks. 530.300. 'tdd.. 820.21K Shar;sn IL. !ilI I'arkwnod Ct., Thelrna.BI9Hickory'wood Ave., 528.500 washer & disposal. For comfortable u.n Apopkit. W 3 acres, 517.20(1. 6t Spring (licks. 527.050. Rei-AireHoriies, Inc tcMVrOfl . 'sS Solflalt BIdr, Inc. to MuAS- 1.147 Spring (Inks, =.M F I). Daniels. widower ti year round living-enjoy central Eugene 0. Braddock Sr and Ralph D. Daniels and Clara rhell Ma) and wife- Martha .3.. Douglas Alimart and wife Be'l-Aire Homes. inc It' Homes, Inc. Be')-Mrr heat and air. liven wife wife Eleanor ti William laine S., Li 10 Spring Oaks. William W. .lnhnin. and wife Mae Green. U 2 811. 8 Wilson Queens Mirror So. Addn.. A. ,lr!lmrs and and wile' Nitric-Ia M., Cohen 818.700. Ne-unit' 8.. 103 Greenbrur Addn Oviedo. 5100. Grant N.. 600 Gret'nbniur Orlando industrial Dcv.. inc florida Land Co. to H A. LI 2 Spring Oaks. Blvd.. AS, Li 48 Spring Oaks, Mci;ave Ti., Mild., 524(1(W) Blvd., AS Barbara A Butler, with's to Close your eyes for just a moment a nd Ruthenia Washington. single Brewer, Inc.. Li 8 & U 13 to . Constr. 0 Co., Us 1-13. 811. Bauder and wile Ross 00 . and picture your family in this In IMUO to Joseph Watson and wife lowell K. Ik')-Aire Homes, Inc to John $31,1 N cur LI 17. 4-17, 811 C. 16-16. 811 1, 31-48, Orianth' Indus. Pk. Addle' LIII) Scott Dr., La 34 811. Theresa C., Bet at delightful home which also has incl.. 811. F. North Orlando desc. part. 5190,400. Marar Mir.. Co Flit. inc. it, IIiLI N. Holmes and wife Hcillace Y., etc .. Loch Arbor Isle of ime Oaks, $16,300. U) Sanford Mobile Park Inc Tern Sec 6 Unit I mtg.. carpeting, garage and nice land. Laurent. Trustee C, Washington Ave., AS C St George '' 1104 H,ckorvwnod 550.000 are i 12.t SO Spring Oaks, 826.900. James B Richardson and William S Daska.m & wife 00, $156,500. P08 90 Iongw.. 112(U) sca ping. Another "People- Pleaser" M iinassati F Raker Jr. and 1916,200. In wife Alice t C. Wayne Fleming Herbert Cherry and wife Barbara A. lAs 9 15. BIk 2 & Gudbjorg S Evenly Form Bel-Atre Homes, Inc to Joel wilt- Elizabeth ti James W. thru Cram Realty at S29,900 ' B. Overfield and wife Harriet Uardesti'r and husband Bruce and wife Kay. 112 Highland St.. Mattic to Samuel L Newkirk Us 1-9,11-19,81k 4, Dreamwold F 43.91' a! Pririgk arid wife rk1I)ti it' arid hmdaL..0 10 Blk9Tier 13 2nd Sec.. Uu,000 5 105 Greenbniar Blvd., AS - Ever1 ti Paul E Gremuiler AS hIs 96 1(1 less mid I. liii. 7 PaIn. 'len., £100 Sanlandi' Sub Li 1(1 81k 48, Argyle A. Weeme, and s'Ife Seminole P1.., 516.100. wife Elibabeth, Spring Oaks. 529.950. and 1.13 James M. Prmgk and wilt' QCI) I Marvin Weisman and ".anr F. U' Stephen S. SlothSuperior Constr Co. to Curruigvllhut)r..CB-Lt1B11. Beautiful. 529.150. Alan DeiphIn is Pauline C. (ltlilui. ' Bel-AinHomes, inc IS fit) 3 tus. Li 4 Lake Brantle) Hills. William Edward Watkins and C, Carriage Hill. 52490(1 tIdIIs t.tt. 5 6 6 811. 7 Palm wife Mae to Tic, LTD.. Lts 1, 2, Cr ai Recxltg Linda L.. 1104 t ith . Munii and wile J Tcrrs' J. fiziadus and wife & 1 1111. B Prairie Lake P1... 527.500. wife Ellen. 20(17 Sussex Rd., V.P 46 Tent.. 1100. LA Blvd., AS Grecnbniicr Blalock Sr. and wifeJames P. Li 14 1411. C. Winterwoods. Nora IL' Stanley Z Jacobson Fit-km Hnrvc and husband $100. Spring, Oaks, 529.500 to Anne S Bell. U 20 Euruce' and wife Ge W Kirk L and wile Lila L., 2015 Chippewa 530.1)00 V.eslt' to V.esle ' 3 Harvey and 'The Rctlon Re Qitor" wIfe' Francis J. Gidus and Woodcrest, i26,000 wife Helen K.. 1.129 & S of 31) to J. N Gallagher. single, Us iiodmt'rr I)e. Corp to Ti.. MULl., Lt 86 Rear Lake' ire kiter to James H Freeman and QCD Car) L. Dunn and wife 1411. C Mobile' Manor 2nd Sec., 16, 17 6 18 1411. C.. Vsoodznere James S. Mt-Cane and wile Hills, 53500. 41 HWY 1792 __ DeBary, Florida anyt Flarenc S 5036 Woodcrest wife Park 2nd repl. mtg., $44.550 . Karen to Patricia Dunn nun. Fred F. Johnson and wife $100 t.dllh K.. MU F 29th St.. IA 41) ____ ra n , U 1!) SW. E Buva Vis r.900 Ifik (, V. tiodmere ParL 517.650. Ah'uu* toF'redric H Martin arid Orlando, La 31 Woodcrest Un. banicim and Sco Bldrs.. lilt Phone 668-6951 Eves 668-6554 Kenneth 1' Mink and wtie 12 Winding Ridge wife Paula K ____ It William .1 Barbour Jr and Devco of Orlando, inc ti '// "i,r'Ioj. Pi'.i i, flue Sonfu,rd llr.rit'I a 4 .' ' 3..! ,a ' ' q a " ' I "* ''J - 'P. I- j,,'.jJ •,'t' .0,' 1 'lU S,, ). ._.3 -, p ,$ 14 ' '',,%' 4.' ' - •'''*f 4*5 all sil..aI.,,J II 11.4.1.I,, 'F'S ,'Of'Aifl. I I0 4,10 "Ua ,li '.l 'U 141 'Ut 'C41 .1) IP''' ti 5'.. 4 . ,,,,p .3 �- -, - :--. AAM d sell with Herald Want ___ I Sunday, Nov. 26, 1972 .0— The Sanford Herald Condominium —__ _ I --- -_ -- -_ - Lost & Found Ownership Advantages INFORMATION Ro ne ' I . . to i Je , , l d H ia — 95% wem rel,,ihl,(1' yr for my car t "Qoosrr)' Cali Toll l.t 'are--f, £.cl,1" r" ''f'". &Cf YOU 'r f.14 H('hr, ç • ,, earn up to Husbands I WiveS, enjoy the treedom of owning your i,,ets pfr Cp rnp an Amway IVAI, it 6711 0,trh,te' (Al ' LCOCWMd The Wr'eP 0 Pn S a nford. Flr.itA i:" V'r i'r"?,; fi.tr' ',' Ch,r. BusineLs Opportunities 6 fft ic1i'm by checking Yuletide 30t (.,'rle 1n 1?odac,r1 Cla'.ilim,i 29 Ore 'Q NLP54,andAkIl lmmeI'A'e ppi'n'nQ fOr a gualit station a' 'Top pay. Call 323 419 after 6 WarePiOuSe-rPCe'0 and shir pingr solvent lilting A labeling rna'urt man United Slventt, 37) IA Carpenters 7Ø5Q (Sr unsssci lane TRUSS I SSONS 17Wees (h(v'c?COuru' 4Ar"% Wetter 371 )1'S %% AC-1 $6 to $7.50 Per H Male Help Wanted 13 - C'ti'alers ni'cc,pd We can fufflilt' a CAbICC7 mm wth cpt'rrrtC complete One of to auail?y needed PotIons open in cut Out. Wppilet and wpiflP"% WPldif'i plastic laminating and assembly ether compatible pro&C?5 to an Wage's open to discussion Benefits lndI ,ed4jai or business in tPiii include PAId vocations and area Local 'iclory Represn. hOlidays o'o'io Insurance. picnIc, ?Ittvt available to train and assist &I Overtime and others Please dealer in product line Write or apply In person to Castle Custom call (collect 1 Mr 'Ted Anderson yore- Way, CabInets. 30 P4 PC) Bow 563 For, Cnliirt 4'ii 1 N151 Phee' i(T hi;: II r. I SIDE GLANCES PLUS tQ1NC.( ISEPIEf-its cz'iTi'TERS HrLrrs 14141 ASIa off Vus' has'r i ,If recent esr*'CrhC 5RAi1't ODHA'S' SANOA SANFORD. FLA Ph 373 4670 or 795 £370 . t.vtwt' er, In grow larger than •i, Wi',sl',-cs or 5'.alC 71 p SERVICE STATION -MANAGER 1 GET LOST... Female Hp Wanted - c b- 5' :' purplish-bluish hair is something 1 might Ilk, to try!" . - , PRE CHRISTMAS . _________________________ P arn'iy parks ISIS Pl*, 11 97 " S.sr'tOrC 373 1930 Dap W. . 7 Bedroom garage apt . partly tumn,sI'led. $123 mo 744.1 Park Ave 327 *430 alter ii a m Marine Equipment 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment ----= Sale Merchandise S 1—Auctions 5—WanIed To Buy Sanford \'. 1 _mw t, ' 11 i . N CL SING7 COSTS ~Ut.'Ar~j-,,,~-or I • FHA • (O\\'E\T1O\AL Go-tit ral H rating and Air Conditioning. \\ all-t ('-'i all Carpeting. I)iihand a waihrr. Disposal All , lil l~e lll11 l)(ifll(" ifl('IUdI' WURLT iZER 7 *' 101 I L" I it oft I 1, i l Illioll DAILY 51-51ore And Office Equipment OPEN BROKER CO-01" 59-Machint.'y And Toolt 1?i ' p; 1i to ,~ if __ . / sp 46 II Garden Equipment i TERM 41 AVAILABLE I 70-Tr.vel Trailers 71-AuIO Repairs 73--Motorcycles And Scooters 74-Trucks And Trailers For Sale P1A\( (.,)R(,;A,\S )5 YOUR PRICE SPANISH OAK $995 ~Ji / , ]J 91I&. ED 1. I. ....,....tioomi~ SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. to 12 NOON I '• 1950 LEE RD. WINTER PARK ' PHONE (305) 0 'U.-',.— "' $tc' WtLNUT, No 4075 51495 EARLY AMERICAN MAPLE CONSOLE N: 2o.40 Wcj!. 5 7 t.i WALNUT CONSOLE No 7750 Wat~ Wai. EARLY AMERICAN C A Whiddon, Sr .flroker 31114 Park. Sanford 377 3991. Nights, 323 1167 3 Electrical baseboard heaters, $20 each. 70". S speed boy'. Schwnn bicycle. 5-40 377*326 DON'S BAIT & TACKLE. 919W III St . Live Boil, Groceries, Ben . Hrs. 69. Open? day's 372 6729 START OR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY , the most convenient irlti - .— __________—' SINGER ZIG. ZAG -- - — $S75 (/,APL F. No 4e35 Was $14S' - 4• W,, $1495 1395 _______________________________________________ ITALIAN PROVINCIAL WALNUT, Na 430 Was $1795 CONTEMPORARY FRUITWOOD — Sporting Goods , t 5 '- i' 4 I l''-'-.'.'i'' 1 'r I ' 1.1, , - 0,, .'.' I .1 1 ________________ iñCt P-limbo Orange's. 52 75 ' 5' II t -' .s 11174 OuShel firing container ',,iiitOi'j Av e I,) 1597 ;. .I. Hagan insulation, SAM FORC' CON AIR HEATING & OtT 1011ING 2609 Sanford As, Pli'i -' ' " r,',''r Wars, $1725 895 --- -- PIANO. No 4(230 W0s $1715 644-7600 P,uiJ,JtsfVlUitI9IVlfl9 • lot- • 'Jc - ?IdP,.i P PS I 4 Sundays 1 to 6 '' or' cancel rr ad ' 0' 'i f,,l lo ', ,,r Cd.' tYfc.'c I7 ''j'' 'd")tdat ' It ,. - fr-" ' :i:' SHOP, Sanford Plaza DOYOUI4SELI-A FAVOR Make Read he ,. gift buying PflS cellenl gulf SuggestlOtiS In 11* Yul.11de ( jilt Guide -_-6,HOME 61.- i D G1ft ' ____ lit Plan .n your life wants cloffiel (Pit'.t;n45 1.,t film cPswSe . own *fill a gill r.rtifi(.ale from 1415 Store for Mtn, Sanford Plaza 372 909i -.---------------------- I,,ock.IsrnalIlatrUlVllQuuhltUI gifI (ticiule tiCfS al (JWAL V III. -t P WI j Il'S, 20.4 Pail - -'- - -- -- --- - I BLACK I DECKER POWER I TOOLS, 31 APILE Y --' - - TOOLS J'huos in Ii I 0500. ('ar.goiv Lumber. 6th and Mapli. __________ -- ..-- - - l's. St,i YOUR I Eli 10- all member s of yUul IøPtiily ,ø Its. Yuletide Gift • Guide - ------'- ----. 8 Ytnif .prt Paint 6. Body v'. P bet glass curS Fret cv -'- .'r 53?9 Tø.'i Zli.L.A14, 373(51 -'.5. N' N 11111 AMILY Gil T We offer fine living roni". OecIn.rn and dining room furniture in he iale'iI husbAnds shop usI CARROLL'S FURtdlILJiIl' 1(6W isI SI , Santord. 3733111 IIOL IDAY WUU( I up lIme lot your hornet Give new or used furniture from Larry's New and (I'.NJ Mart Uiu '.el,stonS prices Easy Icr nis 215 5 i.inlOrd Ave Ph 312 III? ,'.I I lie - — --- - Cart' l'ai,ia. I?? 3171 Ill - -- .________ SAPIFONL) i'Al'IR BACK MAll'? (linkS (hei Sliest gills lung C lass I S 11cm be nil ' My'.lrieS, New I t).sI 3,ilei s M011iAnc., W,slemfl. Sc rose Fiction. (billJrens boo'.% T to Living bible Sanf ord Plaza ---------- ( ulilpiele line of sIn. eo e(iiJiPItI'IIl bu. Ill. P0,11.. 4t, arnper. boat now 51)093 CENT PAL FUR tIll (PIE, 119 Magnolia FR l(,lI1AiFl 11 Ald() K (lii) Ill Alt) _______--- 1 - 5EM01L COIN CENTER 1(19 WeSI III SI - - lstSl 37)3*5) ...... - rr L. ii loot tI's. t' 5 ji p$,.ji Tjt,' 'I 11111 I I I I i'0 Ave - gills. lisitlnulal Jewelry onii PaIl,. .,igs, - Wisisles t, Marie IlttuIer 11(46 W lit SI Ou,l Y 1,0(31) things but c,JlmiiiiJ are suggested 10 you ii Il.c Yuletide (jilt (juid. . -,,--- I -.-,- ---_-- P I , ''' , -' Shoe Repair ' . i c,.rylL5 Spec ial , ,pecla ' - I' ' Cat, ". -. -- O LD ? I - '.' -,- .. ' - '': -- i_ . ~- - _Ju I',) L ' 34 'b --% ' '..'' n'fl '-4eltJ 20!l, -' ., ,.... )rIi ,, Tr j R t2 U U HAUL T .\Il . i,..'. $ , Lk .%y -s . , - k ,..aVi Lt't..S 5 6. d rIIll13q WtI I..P41N .N L) B.t'"'l. StliNEtS. P,)f'n 5 4 tugs ', ' ''i ,Jt.fl 11' I'',' - , ,I)Oi4iLL'L) 1)t,, , s-''l''NLEe4 s"'sT'. 5. I I', .w1J "itt" '' 'iJ't 1,53 St., '. ie'.tc N Sc I' ,ii,tf4tOi ........' .. ..i 1% W4.1 -' r)j '', Jp,,t .4' 3n) ,. 1)1 PIt t',' , ', I 'is ' 'hrij,. saj. ',:t'.i .1" Iflgili .7uuSiy tt' .sns Au 1St aIIir7 t:: 115,3 iu rsj 'i'm I 't t5IU' ,,iL',k AiaJ. 0* n' 'j sbi9Vl(E 133 102? , ' I!: .l , . -. , .''' - ,O,..ut - ill )Q - nil It''. es P ., - .- . .' -- I PIE HANDY MAN ls*.i tii.1' ..0 ..' rig ', '1 'QsCE WELL DRILLiNt.. ,. i j ,''' n, , - :'.' s, i7 ".. - Get In On All The Action! THE HERALDS JOIN 11-IF SHOPF1ER'SGUIDE DAILY DIRECTORY OF LUSINESSSFIVIL'I- I P .s,. Woo I I P I I - '' - ng Clean u14 .jr spal$y ART II N5. F (15%SI'APls t,,, ii I iii iii itt 'CII'S 5)11 - - SSATPlEtj 1,4 1-7 5I4\ , '.1 A ,.r i.'.s..t.iu) OJJ 141113,3 ZP'U , I- CIIC ing - tI)lNAl?EWNY TREE i I 1111 S ,.-' •r1I1(J 1)1 I ISICI. " " " u'S )44.J , 1. Ia' %ttjQ ,'" 'boumIl : :: ,, ,,.i I' I Amiliques. ' ',*i.i'nj' -- - I 44.5 %ti(S Ss Skales liii C liriCt 1111 eras large selts hole f kat, (jive VIoliel Trash Coinpacbors, EletInonit SKATE CITY ROLLER RINK ' DIst, W4 5hl 1)1 7114 Oven'., 1)04) Iratk road lcen,akei'. C, II 111014. 1100W - Ai k SUP-, s " • 111, I I'.:'.umualzril Auto lags. $2 to $ ) (MOWN PAWN $ HOP 1121 11,41 --lOY I 7tst? SI surprise wIlts a sofa & CP,air in and Foreign Coins. Fin. S Henculon, tuful ct,oIce, It my $119. Ujewel( y, Oil Paintings & lSollles .- 'I. '1',S" '" Sewing 3rd ..Jil, curt I cm B.,ggt" p ,t.i',4l"i 3:5 JI)9 11 ' ' 1 Ili lC ' - .-_--. 5. 5'mQ,fSj Y.uO.iv 'dune 'sill Cet -i " ,'.g s%SI,JL,,i5?ED BRICk 3 on 3:1 541, g - ,.,. .,. - IS .2i' ,'"i " •%t'113'tS reoJ.r r ,s?er tIn ___________________________________ • - 11) voll "" C arp e ' pa'nt'ng 01 small neu., ' I' "OUnd tour riOstue' 0 0 L 'V I'. ri. vep*l' 'o' ''e., 33) 454 ' ''.' I _ - ,.. ,. N"NJ '.' I CERAMIC 5Iisl' 1 (.1 (tlIC.1A'S ,'.'u'.s,t,. ,, , ,. I fl Ii' I' 1..,.!', •'. I arijesl sele, llll of 45 1,1 11 M Pet UI ,.Is ill Sii,,iiIOle ('U Itif NE (0141) SHOP, 309 t 1st SI -' - ', ill A,i c SAc,.'', 1(1,51.4 I ' ' ''cr - , •' I' ' n' ' s r4 ml ' N 5111, I' hr i ''1. Photography -' ars'oed Fl.i - III out f Ideas? VIsit 1 TIfic S ANT 100115, I mile stesl of I Ion nit? 5lal lIt? 16 al ''76'' stal,.i ,,,, -. ,,.. c.srpiA.tSs nous"J I I I I Al V tIougPllbui styles jill I-i I II . 6336. Orij,''' m' :i r - — _II _____ us' ingI, I Pin' i%lit,l if its Iron' TIll ART CALl ERY. Sanford P'lI?.5 TMAS -. - SAVE --- I (J5 I 1)141417 U MI SeI.l your tira fsiriilltiim lt,,i,,i 1411 SObI MAlI' H for ltr. Us-SI Ii: islrnas ever Save on ,ual loll t)maruh liberal trade lot Ire ,lviivpry Corivuiienl lent,'. We us'. IV Slaln* )77633 iii E IsI SI flDS If for the ft8for II . 'N,r$o(C S P4WsS* - s% ANT .5 51 R' (1SIAN lIri1 Ic'j.i, '. Scrc.''of s i,. .c l0IO.I tr t'.i.' ".:. - ''-'''' .eanng - -Frec Bcaut "I' "1 — -- ' ' GUIDE ______ ___ ______I ." bootS ,,It. V,iI they stahl D104zo. Dress, all '.lyle$ KNIGHT'S SHOES. 70* Ii 1sf St i . '' Parenhl Give your beinagerl clothes from fashionable 10 PLACE A Yuletide Gift Goldf OUTER lIMITS, Sandciad Plaza Ad, call the Classified Ad (.11 .rtiflcales are just perfect III verfising Dept 7fl 7611 I .o,t-''--''"- - -- , per a gill from till SlOW VS I P ---- 3 for - CLASSIFIED. ! t, Gifts - - '. Line to - - %Pt4i(iifl full ___________________ t ____ p.,,t,r, 1151,1'. Ior I' II t)1 I U IKE lPue l*w,ugllbul gilt suggesliosvs for all members of 'Pa famit in Yuletide Oft 14 (At Ths, Meitlind Underpass) Mci& Fri t09 ' Your Direct 1601 S. Hwy. 17-92 Maitland Open Daily TII 5:30 ________ GIFTS POP N I AT F fulrlide Gill Guide as soqy, makes that suggestions I 1145 $1195 . A'.d Altjmrmjm Suing S.,ICC .131 .511 .-,'s'i .,, 'er'' P 0 Bus 1Q11 '.y'sl 'i ,P4.43PIt.FIa 19041 41)3)46 UI .tiI A." ..-4SN .' ' I, (1,' , - S .... OA. -ni • '.i rt- rg rcu' r . .',id ott's Cal 32 4:T9 P Aytol11oIle Service o, aluminum awning type window'. SO" * 36" 533 1)1 3299 v'-' .'")." "-S' "-''" — -- , 's_ "-4 3276390 5495 . Appliances Home I tllpiovellletlts Orqan-Best professional Ham mood U 3 and High boy Leslie 373 -, I 1! I - Attic Insulations 140fl5014 MARINE 7977 Hwy 11 92 322 596) ': Pet Care • $463 Galvanized II' trailers only Many others, term'. Closed Wednesday'. " ; •, 'i' 's I I Heating zig Sanford Sewing Center. Down town . :-' ..,. -- payments of %6 Call credit manager. 377 9111 or see at new M,',be, (,WAI. 7141:5' *1% fl)lnlOfl 5 iniqxitlafll buy Porn Dapirl Given Slippers at V.P4IGPt IS 70* F. sI -- APP PS CANNON MUSIC CO. I Mon.' llo,.e'isa?d'.Jttt from I.NPd' -- __---- I LOWER & GIFT 3QP, pp1 P Is 1195 SPINET PIANO I i... I. PIANO, No 4022D ' I ill ) __ ' $395 runabout. f,sherman Dependable 5.510. Ii HP motors f rrv, JEWELERS. $6 up 701 Park billfold ' ''' CondtonnQ. Refrgerll cc -" Pleating Serv ing Slntur) I".! s',nler Park area Pls,1rte 541 allactsment% GIF T ____________ '..WAL THE V JEWELERS, 704 inr Ave -. SPANISH OAK - ___ __ ?A 0 ?A I_____ ____________ c,rev'eq a Mth,r's ;''' Itey start at 57993 II rug 261 1 4 ,t.lrCr , C .5 I 1111 1395 9, N' A." A ,, ' RICE'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE 1 HOur Service & Repars or A ' . YOU! Irrigation - ror -, ',r,lnJ j- lcslr.c (: "i','', Part Dn,.e ):: III - $ 75 0 CONTEMPORARY FRUITWOOD No 2030, Wos $975 ftS for _____ $1025 EARLY AMERICAN GIas' Mir — tag Does everything *ltiOiji Makes buttonholes, overcasts. and monograms 0 Complete price. 1.39 30. or Yor MultipIP I, 2565 Pan 14 I.AL TOW , 11 7120 Plicihls. Sunday'. 6. HolidayS (Tall 372 6635 377 6574 3776033 Hr'll ill find this direc for If Aif "- I)' I braf,shingboal st,lh well, $16) II' with double wells. $713 TO Pull SeininoI -"-'''• t- )nventence Perrr.i!----- Plea conolt' nio,1'l, Slightly USed REALTY STENSTROMStirsi,) r.gencv FOR THE GOLFER IN YOUR Top line of Golf F AMItY III I the need re,. slippers! balls. sporlsanar, Clubs, bags, • pair of Daniel Green's I S.'tett everything Ion flue Goiler fr'j'c, KNiGHT'S SHOES, 709 F MAVI AIR COUNTRY CLUB III lit PRO SHOP pr 7272331 Ir J. I 1'P'ir following bus SPECIALS St'O*' YULETIDE 35 5973 322- 1395 4t12 ITALIAN PROVINCIAL 7Uft Ws $9! .4 CALL UNTIL NOON TO (Fri. N oon for Sun. J Air Conditioning III II EaEt4YCME The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Ser'. e TREE RIPENEDNAVELS $2 SO BUSHEL 372-6733 or 3720367 r _________________ I GUIDE !t W 31)2*40 845 ttf.PLE ,PiNE'1 YOUR PRICE 895 CONTEMPORARY FRUITWOOD $995 t,. ITALIAN PROVINCIAL MONDAY thru FRIDAY 5:30 A.M. t 5:30 P.M. + business operating to capacity if you need a three bedroom foe 516.500 ThiS house Is for you Has equipped kilcfien Have keys, will _ SHOP THE EASY WAY - ________________________________ ________________________ _______________________________________ 1795 '°°P ITALIAN PROVINCIAL SPINET PIANO No. 1230, Was $850 ~ cinly 513.000 Cons' terms or assume existing S i pct mIg and '.Ave ?&'s'.ip Bateman. Broker. 322 764) telepPso"ie. CONTEMPORARY WALNUT , CONSOLE PIANO No 2680, Wa 51170 tsc, ' WURLFIZER' WURLITZER ~ I ' ft 1% CONTEMPORARY WALNUT I Club Manor, furnished with washer S dryer, 7 BR block, dining room. family room, air conditioner, W W shallow ts'ell arid 1001 shed, all thiS ottained from the Wage Hour office at 219 Carlaine building. 12490 N E Seventh Avenue, North Miami. Florida 33161 And All advr Iisan 9 appta'in* en 'The tuntord Herald or Wedne sday will aulomal,taliY be placed in Thur sdayi FAMILY 5ARAiN NIWS SECTION that is distributed to an additional I*.SOC homes Cr, the area tti, (.di,'rt.Si'r% '.hot'c' ,r,ciuOr n''l,or or t onipul1fl14 lost , , a'l'ec rtr I 2544 S Frerith AvE Days 372 7312 - used stroller and various large 4'l 5435 $I IS IT'S PERFECT accept HELP WANTED ADS ?PIa ' ere a preference indicate from err based on a the players covered by k nowingl y EXCLUSIVE SUNLAPID ".S .itaPsI .0,1 1.,,.,-' ". Port a crib, maple youth bed, twice - LOT ,” „, wiyn van. jta,j gal cur Heater with Zeigler Healer oil lank 373 796* slIer 4pm - RESTAURANT. a well established BOAT - v--i -' " — Boats and Marine Equipment — NEW el~ too""016e- "I •.ii DYersj L14/T2' More information may be IiI U Three bCdrOOm, 7 b.tth home, Pnecrc'st Section. bully carpeted. 7 air condlliOoers Cash down and assume mortgage or refinance $70,000 373 3673 after -, 372 6635 does IN EMPLOYMENT AC 60-Building Materials 75-Au$o ConCtor' Financing 322 6*24 Hospital Pact, gatch type, mattress. rails. $75. Good condition 323-5159 Se'mnOIe county lieallor ' ..,, Ir 1, ________________________ Central Oil HeatetExcellent Condition Ph Tifl 7079 profitably Stemper Agency MEMBER,OW LAN DO- Wt'M L s sprinkler syStem, among many 1913.5.. Frencl" 322 4"I Excellent Dff'ie' feature'. $41,500 available,Eve Surday 372 7374 or 372 1496 Your M u ltiple L st.niJ Agenv hole digger'. 113 363 3730 . - .. :;';: Y_,7 / saw and post GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 373 5200 323 S500 3503 Orlando Dr , 42 vie' 'a'! o—j 'ew,' (_. AGE DISCRIMINATION Parts . Accessories 77—Import Autos . I 57—Musical Merchandise Transportation F91 KP works hop All for on ly $19,900 Large .1 to 6 bedroom Poole on 7 acre's with garage and workshop. $30000 STENSTROM REALTY Combinalion chain . Availab l e - RENT TO BUY ,*.?es. 1 N ov _______ - ' — I 'Q `-1 I 11 V" dI rr*l.' ,.-i.1 'C 1)41 Cold F 10(7 Pct up 'nrjCl, 4 erlI3nC rpc*nfl o,,.ret,'ml V*' FOR SALE Onion Plants, Texas Grand 0. Grand X, Big Red. W C MUSE 372 1739 .-- ' - - (\Ii.) Good Condition. SSO Ph 322 4196 I . soo F- r eric's Ave 3lfl - I l'.l I. Coldspot Refrigerator 52' onc bedroom, completely furnished On rented 101 $1,700. 6 pm 3)3 5500 between 9 a m - 1)3 ,,'. fto ' / l.nd4S cccvr' r.rales, •r mug H'*Ci. IPH (,9,P4 H rip wt'tp ash trea. $7,395 ' 1411hZ HOUSE OF FOAM. Foam rubber cut to any '.i,.,3201 Orlando Drive 3779743 • atu carpet, fenced bek. fruit tree'.. not *4--Clothing ftia ---- SANFORD REALTY Bdrm , trailer on the River AdultS $175 mo Phone' 373 0417 NEWSPAPER *7-Livestock And Poultry *3—Pets And Supplies i)eiulde Cur Garagit flood lighted exterior ________ -- - SSA--Household Goods Si- Antiques 61-Lawn - -- . - kitChefl, centrai 'neat and air. custom drapes. double gas grill, Rent Mobile Homes -- For Sale dle~/_~ A EXCLUSIVb --- . 372 6053 55-M,scelianeous A - - 2365 Park cc? 322 7170 REALTORS lights, Sunday'. & Holidays Call U S)—Swap And Trade 51—Equipment For Rent ' Istc bedroom duple' turn '.t' ,,partrn" 1220 Orlando Or,, FROM Rummage Sales '' PLPJFCPF5T I Bedrooms, partially completed on over 3 acre. near Lake Jessup. 516.100 c Ace'.". Includ ing 2 be'tlroom, 7 balls deluse motile home pluS 70' x I?' utility building and 74' . 16' Here's your chance to buy one Of thiS sect,c son's finest borne's . We proudly p.r'SEnt This 3 bedroOm. 7 butts, stith Florda room, ct.'n. equipped *4 SAN MO PARKS, 1 2 3 Bedroo Trailer's 5 Apt'. 7 Adult parks. 7 Red Tag 385 3718 RealtOr HEATED POOL ____ WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 35! St erm 47-11oats and From 25.700 RYe. AVID WE ALT y ONLY 7 eEDROOMS ADULTS PARK AVENUE MOBILE 7545 ParS Dr .377 7161 — 41-Bicycles 4 Bedroom Homes - -a--- 1A/ 00 - Recreational and -' AVALOPI APARTMENT" ADULTS ---PlO PETS 116W 2nd St 36—Business Property 37—Real Estate Wanted 3 - on the 53'. 3 bdrrn 5)00 down takeover p.iyments Cali after I P m $31 7)51 1? oi~ - THE SHOPPERS (Tarpet% clean eAsier with the Blue LusIre ElecIric Shampooer only $1 per day CARROLL'S FUR lii I URE - Mnhilo I4omec -- COUNTRY HOME 3 BedroOm, 7 bath CI) on ", acrc. 50) ACREAGE Mobil. 2 fled Mobile home & large lot in C.Ini'Va Citrus trees. e.Ctilenl , staler, 3.49 3119 - ,____ good investment. Furnished e4,'.rs Aes and I. PIll, Apply in — P",tu.i' e.cess fludS with Fiude $1 69 -Lose weight with 0.. A Oct capsules Si 91 uI Roum,ilit's a Igr en $13.750 lot A lAbuinuS cornniunily, wilh all Iiic,liIiC'. on 17 97 rmrel,oniii Iselwnmru Sanford and Orliary Off Port florida Read Phone 66* 41)1 l)r'fltr',- ci' of l,'ir',lO oil Si.iII' 'U /aarid For Sale _____ WrAlty, 372 1301 7640 p4.i,tiiP'.s Ave Al 17 92 Let us help yOc,a find a home sIte or a Apartments Rent 23 Beautiful Leisure World Home (c,ttr'S and Marina St John'. River. From whiCh includes home 5 -- - 41, '69 Fl Cam- 10). power' steer "i Yu FQ' .' "rr- - =' )' I q 41 -01 Trucks And Trailers 74 TELEVISION SE IS $75 UP I I ''Ii.', 'I F tøe F roSt Pear vest Gold P.frlg,rAtflr, $115 Dinette, $) 777 $104 •' •"' - A ,0f9.'t A,tC)C rim't i P,11 1 , 1 l.4,. P40' 40' 140' '#dte'tI lIst aW' e'#.t'IO.',, vu " IC' tip- " •. 5.10704?104 Miscellaneous 55 Two lots Lot'. No 6 is No I l(inU I? Payton - -- Property St—Garage 101 C WEST FIRST ST Re'. 327 7757 Fri 377 5611 LOTS ',ELL a c,'o's. rsr L i;r Nursing it'.sor, Semol '-ic,r,it' 307 5 13.y Air out bedroom, 2 baths with crntrl and air, privacy fence, , it, rrirtlAtC GCcupAflCY 573.900 st.Il trade two bedroom home I room'., near town Large corner' — lot enclOSed porch, garage. Apartments Pent 22 storage stiCd Shallow well, fruit Unfurnished trees-fc'r 3 bedroom large home country Central hEfit and alt. in DEISAIV LOsCI, lbr gP I OCr m,. or around Sanford 322 5C90 rear s"rper; Adul'S 6416 CA,1C41 3071i 32—Farms & Groves 33—Lots I Acreage 34—Mobile Homes 35—Income & Investment SWIMMI N G POOLS TEVi*u COURTS (;REEBELT BICYCLE PATH A ND NEW HOMES GRACIOUS ' 11 14 Pun I l,iriji' Ic ailer lots tCrVl,ttfl'It), $').1 lust,i. balance S fis(?. JOHNNY ye'ar'i Call WALKER MI:ALTY. 3726.157 V, ,- Suburban LL'ALESIAIE INSURANCE 372 7771 I 535.000 and INSURANCE P-urn Shrs Room n private l'sCrrr Insurance benefits Es pot erice not nrcel%a"c,, earn w1It you train Apply in person. Mr Pat tenor,. Eastern Service Station $lg 10l3th St , Sanford. Fin 31-Houses For Sale Hidden Lake is... LAKES = PARKS I. ) On a t'i'aulful lot. .sli rooms large, itth tiI(C carpel-and drarrisi Central heat and ar Double ga r AQC For Rent 141 tt A lit Rollaway. flat,y Beds (.ARI.iO( I'S cUP4PIITUWF lIt, f. I'.' I 171 Sill an otter. 0 S Baker, Pb. totSl. Station C Charleston. W Va Beautiful' House BALL REALTY Rooms For Rent 21 must be nea' appearing and have a gouo wOe'S hstory Salary plus commission, paid vacation arc? Real Estate For Sale In a way of life that you've been searching for but have never found • . . Get lost in the beautiful countryside of a uniquely designed and planned community . Get lost in the beauty of Hidden Lake. . Wanted to EaUc"rr, ONLY 2 Iroquois Ave Total frontage 120' ' 160'. Interested people make me $15,000 372 3111 2524 Park Or keep c' d'Cn M'1Rc ?hrc : CAII 373 ''Cay 7 37 t ,"*een c an a ASSISTANT MANAGER 71—Roams For Rent 22-Apartments Rent Unfurnished 23—Aparlmefltl Rent Furnished 24—Houses Rent Unfurnished 25-Houses Refit Furnished 26—Mobile Homes Rent 77—Resorl Property For Pent 21-Iusinefl Property For Rent 29—Wanted To Rent lencetl yard alter PourS. 327 061* Or 177 9751 'U AND - Domestic-Child Car li 7 ilcIroorit lutnithOd hriusr. ill JIM HUNT REALTY ' flun I or 1001 tern'. 715 ',,ynI'urtf Alto EClulpnlPfl? 5.1 NEAT AND CLEAN Days, 372 6123 lIghts 377 73.52. 372 S121 female Holiday Hot Commer?ral, Santo 7 E Pt'. 771 £0riOr 795 43 7r . Part time 1 General kitchen l'snc(re'St section fully carl'*li'l ,vi, (onditiOned Cash down And ,sSsume mortgage or reflnii,xC $70 000 323 3673 alter S CO. B WOk I Lots & Acreage 33 Three 1,0,11 CIC'I, 7 (titti lii,' The 7 me Tested Firm 170 VI Park Ave olid Count Houses For Sale 31 Vii 4',b ST.JOHN ' S REALTY ttv I's , plr I, , ' If t on your bumper!" ?/,,r1, HOPKINS REALTY INC. A ''."c' Old CorttPafly needs a' Q"'.'i g'i'OpIe- Contact Mr Henderson tiolidac, inn Sanford 44 7 r"lAy. November 28 Noun 1111 CON 'AC'T BRAILEY ODPIAM SANOgA SANFORD, FLA (A'.'f 177 II)? "Junior demands equal space 0% I A41's PFF S SODv çeaoe j ''1' afPioru1.d tInge' r#. S.riger lg Zag n 'p (jIppf 7 Zags frm'm ViPl000P1 S SE#dI'IC' 541 "P CP- lITER, 710 F tit St. Dow' l'yan 371 6*61 '. YOU NC,'%AITTO ic'VSç 0r. a,.udnrI. ;ar'I'wi, 173 001' 0"' I'5", Singer To Buy '.ar'c,r'I fl 1V 75 p Wanted ?,lS'.'. p4rt%. .' 'y01 ry-iarP"ne'. MOOPIE '1 At' Ii lANCES. 3730451 e'-"ife - 1,11.' 1973 C1,,,risfe St4tiriv 'T win ;mari, S aq,?ma?c. 44r. power steer' "-c X"%," r"iWp* $ 111905 non SIr? 'F". 1' .5' 'tI ' '4477 46 .9, PAS s -es .' 1. 'A Aj' I i P. ;oro v lt 'IC'N h.P,? •,jfri oar". 737 11(11 Maul.' dresser. 'wo small gas P.P4?pr%, ' No stCD labile, rugs 172 7111 I or use.? fur rItir P. Appi m'c CS. 1779 5 [ll'tt, Sanford3 bedroum'.. I' ba'h%. stli to wall carpalru rri''i P''stt ,ird Al i,iraQm ('yt'riCd utilti. t::,ski Income les'ei foe new repres. tallies is at an all time high PLUS FRIPIC.E BENErITS Sub Contract"s )Oc Per 5ici 57 OPEN HOUSE S,ndA', Nc' buSineSs haS increas dramatically and we are $6.50 fdS7.50 Per Houn - (ctntry lying S minutes from town. P'utP with a acres of cleared land Wl of Sanford 565.000 3,'2 0111 Our MASONS ' Agenc', a' alfed men and women l'Art fig -- - cash 373 3546 or 372 49*7 Blair te '"st have sales positions open' Ceme?ery maintenance man and o-cwnd keeper neoded Oakiawn 3 '.tr".l , 7 ctp rn ti'',, it., ''v lOS W. Put of sell Wil "O' ICC C or hUt,%Pt'i')itI ConS$QnmPt v.'icome P-c,, information calf SIan ,,,crn,liiori, 177"20 Sanlo'') A',. I.'.r u.s. I 77, 5,,rIltrl Iwo bedroom, lurnstscd, $6.000 old company V. the Unit t ?C'ri'4'5 All c's S , -*r% was born again October V RO Parts Acsor,s , .i'v ow- 71 Pla',arr* 5r'itcbef. 31)7, '/ 4, , ii (Wy) u-il." 'i'emer %4ip1' -ie" ,opre' !p 51550 7131415 Auto Repairs Fl WILSON •.'AIER IUUIIITI3DE hi e$l ',a'j 117 547) ill 11SF r.c' ;' I'Illcl it AlIt 111)11 I t crMonday to. 1f, 71 ii -Sf Sec v'ce - Maple bedron" ',.,,i., ,Ps.'t, rP,.4t. ,vi?r4W, 110%111` - h'-'I i 9*1 .5''? 't'''. 1115 lii 1177 Auctions $I Cmv' , 49, A(. ,u'). 'hffft. 50iir5 13100 fl$ 3091 P'syf!aj, Cvrna, AVC, 7 04.ot'r' fpm.I*i, 4 mos old 773911$ at 19 SO 173 CII! -. ,i "ar' el',O.5 4") tIe flW 450 CH A51 CM '.fer'14einn -wat',r.'#. $14130 171 r'' '".9 S )43 rQFF At.' I' P.'. rqi'n, (,m r r"f 'jru fabl. Pop, hslanre of 531, rcc' 4 rnlra'Jr. - ', .r,.jP, ,tqfr'gt ri ;'..'-', ''-', !969Fovl1Sml,,s. '11, -In Ar' fl to, ansmSs'IVS 1.' 'p"e' 41.5 5011 ø*t' S VS ,s'Ioio ('all rrelf ' " .''g I 7r.lrrv,m4. 1 H ,'A 1,4,91 tariar. 'omrl fC"ljlai, IS citif, pu'djSalStrIH.ri r evratlercf ge I'rIe'i pe'iplA 401111114$44 r A lit (lt'Cj, I'Yi51 b'p A jtp t.hl. Irip'. rlea ,,•arkPf dealer; SIIXW P4,w InvI'nlory monthly CII S I ,.','. I. Calibart Real Estate A 43 SCA' - 4 yneing iNhte', 540 11 $50 t)ri'*ts. A'ij*,r'uC Fcnmre.'Sm' '/N (NrEO, 14w'.' 1797 Point;. 311 47b .s'i of '.'," Oaf Doberman I '.'., i'f•? AlSO t.nmaSi 11515Cr G.ltt,r.q 9 OAAPI Il PP,I'WIA in 41 X) 40,04, I b D fin Household Goods REPOSSESSID ( (If ATrI, rjr r hAt V I ()P1(.wu00 1111 OPMA V 1011 OL u1SFISVATI0VIS Sit 360) 5,11CC WIT AL,3' 401 W l'.f St :: :ilk A NEW DEAL r At I. 1,',u'Ws, i ()a9 S.ri-rP 46* 4.311 Garage Pis,,i,naqe l'At('it ''lIfl'.(. Al Ut)'i'. V Pt)?' '', De'.sParaI Doberman P.ns'b ,S , f,. IT triO Pc,d ff'ool ffil vl.,4 #vitfi eeiilrf,an $9 177 lIStS I D MAGNE tic SIGNS 9 FLEA MARKET. — e. I If'.' call 372 7199 CONTACT r.p,., PonuIs, A V (,. fecrplel. Plsc 5.3$ Mi;ci'llaneous For Sale 55 SSA CRANK Expe' enced monooramer need new company' Top stages ii vili cal-on Ph i'll S.A.7 $3 Per Hour Up float; and MareneFquipnient Salt's CONSTRUCTION $Q $31 )100 Mtietsr"i re.',ryr.t'., rv-t 45 fljSes Arro Mndli S(pe't' 171 iTt) f,FA1P0 AUTO 1A Il 97, Mile p'si F1'p ''l P tel 5aserI'i. AS'' ,,tit.' trial. I t'ma1 ø AM I If 3177.101, '&nc Vprr'mlo ftf.pa '-' - Over 1(5) plAnt tO cri, t' 'C'."tf ,'t Finance Hero t'rftar V mnfern -*hP•Ii. rule' 15' tlr,at rcaglr till fi;(Wl lit 5)7) Alo of 4 ( tttC'! i'''I' toour SpI'( I tic A ln tO 1792. Casselb.rry RegenCy Welders. Dr ill Press &sp.ra?Drs. Sass Assembl. Operators and Mechanics Apply in person t Taylor Manufacturing Co. In; Airport ISIva and 5th St 372 7059 . DeLa Male-Female Help Wanted is 17 n .terf.v,fSO4 plc'S 'JO" Autos For Sal' *y9e4Seq? row1!'* Pots And Supplies 63 __--- Houses For Sale KINGSBERRY HOMES •'- TOP It ult'P, - Finance Hera - IoiiT". is tA( V OF r)f')kA Sm*tlea ri''v$l.5, Pi51lf* )ml ,ye'.t",Pl elf, U r,oen I VS I 30.4 t' * C'd'f Sri 77151 '5 Aiti,F F07 , PYF 'l sit ' o ..' tea 0 .',• ' 7) r,.',, F/es'.' c- SO 31 Stes' of Deard Airpoi An tc'a' Opciorl,,jnlc, Employ OECi.' l.ivectck And Pr,l,l?r'f , ,'i, / 'i. '?/ Hunting ____ 11 4 Si (Jut' F ay Instruction ',iuc'I-i. r: Bargain 00 Wanted To Rent Brunswick Corp. , 51714 For 67 Desire to rent 10,0)0 15.000 si ft or manuIa(turing spaie LocaUo t)nra. Apopi.' Sanford, Mt ("ml And et,, - Call *10 411$ from I 9*$t,ri ,rsslc1ual with minimu . scars preslos's secrEari foo per FASt, a.(urate typ 5Ø 'ih,'r?hand a msst We off.', cornee,tjve Wary and ClcfIlC tI'inue benefits Entoc, ct,airoirig career whilE WO'sU In a '"c'dn-n And At c0n(1,I,'e' Appic, ri person to fa ,, ' w St - 7 Secretary al (tpt'rieflcEd service ?pndJirtI __________________________________ by Art Son,om Want lurfl;bed 7 bedroom house or trailer in SeminoIC Co Req'or SIblacotIpleIll. Uhltd Around $17' Write Ron Prl?chAt1, 1400 (bhi St. Cloud. Via Ave Apes L,aI.e'slew' NurSing Centi 196 t a"'nci 51 srte'4 (s yard 41 Hr eilnt fringe benefits Apply in person alter 9 a m to Sco'ty's some guilders. 700 S rre'rnP' reat OFFICE FOR REPIT, good locatIon, 17 97 In Sanford Central H A. carpeted, Ample parking An offike you (An boo, proud of. (Sc, app, call 172 7070 5.5A1 1.Ap'4TAS get those Qrt'Jil As'!, Sanford IS Corning '0 Sanford Two chOice ioations S Sanford Ave I, and 751h St Airport Blvd Palmetto Ideal invEstment 015 portunitb' tot discrimifl$?ifl9 buyer For information .ali Geor g e CahelO. (305 144 122$) Winte ParS,r wrIte to Milli ono1 Income. Call alter 10 37 '7115 ." '' '.AnlOrd ha'. opening Ii Ovali ricicrfdil manager call N 5f'tr, At !,ears 377 l'71 sears Reliubie man to drive truck. toatt and unlOAd material, and work in C0N O'b' CLEAPd[S Morning pager route, ,SO cujlome's. — fel area Call 3710379 COl'. iA(.!NDRV . Sfl$C"C Service Station for i',u' Call ifl 0015 LOMO W006 would like G iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Newly decorated 01,1CC space. 7 blocks from rarmar's Mrkat, 343$ W flth SI 177 9(574 Wanted Security Guards I" Oviedo . 01 &L A Or VOT ION 'tt. Ran,,pi House, Pho.' 1p 322 0 1 4 1 Sa la ry open NORGETOWN I --.- - Business Properly For Rent 28 WAITFe 'SESovew 10yearsnlct 51 - find nd A empiOb' a 5? ree'f F t'irP Ci,rAdPr Operator w?h espeniptYr rnaintenaflC' street .1% insurance. pm'' vacat i on. and retirement to offer , &iccPo;ci s.nØrrn(J5 Can Help PPinrte 43 4S$' City ef . - 1iTflRN LOSER . I em,lc Help Wanted H iurnp*r I PePapt - F III y and monthly piesant, reipiarirso merC?tandse At company secured refaH 5,oi In your fawn or the nearest town Small investment reQuIred Call Mr heiso 1 too 7$27S4S(?011tre 1 until c p rn A days or write Walton Irderysatlorlal inc., (Please include (1Pctne number, 2319 16th Ave P4.. St Petersburg. Fla,3XI3 Personals Pi'nntyfviinua Wl'i pit.,ei.nses both way's 373-5794. WORKERS Acipts in person to American Wivi1 ProductS. 1297 Charles 51 Ii 500 FOUND. Schnauter, male, '#cinOy iii Jim Spencers Restaur a nt Phone 373 497* n, s'i 7Mf. 2 It, Ptir% weey The Herald Sunday Want Ads I — NO SE LLING one per "Con- - PART TIME —_ — Cited live, and the best will reduce the need for singlecent cheaper for con- which they Direct Phone Lines tiorrufliUm ownership will not domintum ownership than for motivation is ownership We family housing. He added that Just sold a public housing iflfmfltiflfl was another Important To Want £d; IUi"C ownership y replace rental housmg. but apartment consideration in the trend to l increasingly be employed AddlUnnally. the enndorntmun'i project on ft condominium maintains his own basis It'S an ('3pCrImefltJil condominium ownership. "In all space markets," ac'- owner e tenUil operation that we hope will c'er enUntx) where inflation ding to James C. Downs Jr.. property, whereas th Seminole airman of the board of Real unit presumes service by the work nut, So far the buyers hasbeen going on for some time. rental is dead," he stated. like t.c r~._ KIUfl Etate Research Corporation landlord. Then, of course, the ha 322-2611 Downs expects the governtO ask that SOTTW 'UfldcsirZihlE' ba ndon Its "fun. Speaking at the 65th annual biggest subsidy in America e property tenants be thrown out, and to merit to a in middle class more Uuin daniental housing policy," eonvention of the National the tax advantage th react of Real Estate owner enjoys in interest and Which was increase the Association Orlando aren't poor people's mores.' that of housing because i1nid5 Downs said, "It doesn't dedUuitinhi eSt2it( trends supply wru said real the re nter." 831-9993 pa to build rental property BVlliliiblr Downstosaid even low-income will be affected by the smaller supply is no longer the problem the anymore In most areas of Condominium families will participate In this number of families that will '1 think we will go to subsidiing occupancy costs in ountry. nd the time and money standard units," he said. ownership offers several tm- change In the real estate expe hove children. 'n The Longer Your Ad Runs "Present government housing portant advantag es over rental, market "We have to find a w The Less It Costs Per Line programs are in danger including the fact that the to get w'ople of law rncnmr Per Day. n:,'- '''.N! o the nr(1r4'tt tK'r:IuS(' of the ver serious i,I'i L'rn'iP y m matter of default. Rated For Consecutive An early proponent of public Insertions-No Change housing, he says he now conOf Copy. Suggests (.111des that public housing Is 410.r ; . '1 A -o D = P had. "II attracts the residual 37c a Iii Thru 4 times tihlen1 families, and is S thru ?C times Lake ' 28c a lit stereotyped as to race arid as to 21 time's 27c a lit Jc) f N income," he observed. (11.75 MINIMUM CHARGE Advocates of public housing All. '1 3 Lines Minimum haven't stud that I wouldn't thought upgrading would occur nn e under any possible c'ir- b supplying a better housing 'umsthnc,cS remain'' as unit, but It didn't happen." "This country is finished wcreUir' of the Department of said. C LASS IF ICAT IONS Housing and Urban developgrowing,"Downs S .n S 1d from inent, George Rnmncy said, "Movement of people hut I have indicated that I the rent.r cit outward and thought I could nuike a greater train had wea ther to good I \ " A \ I l I) in a private weather areas has replaced contribution ihcf' t. P) Ii Announcements growth as the major motivator I,e'aroim. p., .,itPi ht,mr%, c" c'apacth vnipntt IoC&d b'tWfl Ilomney said he would of real estate arUvlts. Changes 1—Lost I Found FINANCING in 'antorC Homr is matter with in life styles and hying slim(115C'uSS th wan r. 2—Personals central I TO ALL ixor thirds will :itigmnent this President Richard nrgiino cniCfl0fiTa 3—Announcements ANt) Thanksgiving Da), process 4-Cards of Thanks Mvt'i Pmyment greatest the He said when he returns to Washington ,.r.s Than Your in irons, %cIf,t and 5—In Memoreams r ent, yarn 1rut ar, flhf.$'d' vacation here, and challenge of the coming decade from a Pr'ren Pen? 6-business Opportunities 'h' r' Pnme hub' On is to establish a two-way I*c'crnher 15. 7-lnstrucliOfl 4urry! Won Loot.' 'The great need that I see Is moveriient from cities U' IMMEDIATE s-F ins ncial 'c: n?' ti encourage an increase of suburbs; and from suburbs 'ram Orincth,I.b' '"' Ii jim Spence,,,. prvzite understanding iind back to cities 'The flight from Employment s&'v' welt on SantaKfirbarft-FOiIC. OCCUPANCY the cities has been racuills private support" for programs n,r.ci,or,.1 that will benefit housing, he niotivated. To bring whites 1)—Male Help Wanted said. "That is where I rruiv be hack to the cIt, we must be 14—Female Help Wanted I 15—MJle Female iihk' to riuikc in. best con- nbk' U' give them schools that I L\1 '\ 11 Help Wanted aren't predominantly black. trthutitir INC.. REALTORS ii—Situation Wanted lIe' turiu'd that ii specific' Americans are for the rights of . Child Care i7—Domes?ic position was under con- all nilnoritit's, but when 0= 3c £ Colonial 0: On .i clt'ratui., but woul c n o : niinaritir arrive the move Orlando--843-2121 Rentals Sanford--323-6461 I Wa ut the nature a i ':uTnt'nt abo'Ut ROTIOIUIU, }lIIWa;I BuSir'c?Ss opportunities 6 105' - LAdi". wfi?Ch, w!?C Qcdd v4lnI?b Winn flle., (IOwnec'v.'ri Ph 3 799*. 3 7tO. 574 109* C*ftrd WANT AD Are - - -= -. lhn Snn?ord Ifnr;'ilrI Male Help Wanted 13 --- 6 Days 25 Days 13 Wks, :i line CI $5.88 .1 line Ad-- 184 ) 11170 Ad--- 9.80 519.14 2,c2 31.90 $54.60 Dial 322-2611 or 331.9993 ( (UI,is t: YOU MAY 72.80 ' 91.00 PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME OUR At) IF YOU HAVE A 11- t. �WM I -- : iD—Th r1t :- - ----.- .-- - ... -• .. • ' -- - - - Council Says No Donaldson 3 Times S rec,01013's joe • UI ':. 14 .'. C Say s - • fl M UtO\ L1FTl1I:. Dick Baird lrlN( is the scn• Parade" A I nnwnt of most persons either as ..hscrvers or participants. but so ith City Co uncil s ni x ed all Invitations la lV F DATSUN dOwfl?Own f chairTrl Fern Park Now- on 1972 Datsuns! pay to Drive a Datsun—and Decide! Dick Baird Datsun 'ark 0• S 1.10 a Sol , '4.) O t.? Fury 1114 Dr. H.T. Fully Equipped Below Wholesale / f 9' E 0 Wt , If fill / Ito 2 ç gitItIG -• 41 a0 p tfi 46 ~i ILA — NO of Qfl( aEE2I '73 VEGAS ar ol hi- I 1St * s( roi. t• + .ititudc '.as to a request b3 1k\in1er Springs Garden flu dative in the Christrn,i' titinii contest in the cit'.. ih requesled it donation fr':+ for Itit lighting conte' +ing they hoped to makt ACT ' NOW01 4' I t %NOW 83 I I.. WW._4 C Cj IIA I 1971 Plymouth C U . CaUCra''' - .-. .-. ' E CL — to - .g: u — I Q j r L • - — - Mayor Brown then diresst the Sanford Christmas p.rade on Nov. 30 as to count ii no res;ponsc ;urticipatiOfl Rot. you guys sure don't lik it, trcI. Mair Ercsr. DATSUN (DATSUN OF A GUN SUBARU A CAR NAMED SUE) ... & Frst, Mayor Sr, wn advised council they hiji t.ven invited b the City of 15,0eIbcrry to participate in i'1r Christmas parade on Dec The mayor queried hcis of council wished t ;a.trt)e;patc, so he could advisr it Edith Duerr. . .no response CLEARANCE PRICES • - yr • cording anymor countr ownert pCtt4flt tnciudrn 2 is with HanoI; dornlniu only rep will mci in all Assoct toard.c, 2, Cracker r%1 COflVCflI rJ, - 0 Fstate Speak ' Fft OVER DEALER INVOICE !tr Sprinss ; ttflit $ 1990 FUNNY BUSINESS B Roer aolien I 86 DODGE Monaco 9 Pas s . 1*66 Plymouth Full Power Fac ACond Auto. P STRG 1$ Fury III Sta. Wgn. $495 ACond jb •- 695 , : Fury 1114 Dr., H.T. 1972 Dodge Polara WST, 2 Dr., H.T. Full Equip. S Full Equip. 1972 Plymouth I _-, MIDFLORIDA LEASING & SALES i ' P.1 I i .% Zx1uq ATJ 4 '1 2990 4 • - td' 'j I •• I 32 5% Orlando I 6443912 1032 0) . n COR.of PARK& FRENCH, SANFORD Sanford ? ;r4 _& • :.-.rV'iu '-,l ••." S '.5.? jlj — BRAND 'PICK YOUR CAR PICK YOUR PRICE..ø Heater. Ccnd?uoried Air -C)0. !A` .. •e iLA -• Z ? < C 01 E .'! $363787 ui OPhPPlrnp!3Cu%;omCo 4— super ' .. ?•p" - i'i If .c I I ;. riiritIf' Iflt(' lot • a.. ' 1. Ii'-' It ':'-A .,,. . •.l'' 'I ,.'. C(i$ Ituft-ril kce rs•'. -' . . II H - upi.t bet III :. •* .' '. • •• i., , ':i - vw •. ., . , ., .. ,, y told C) , n UH cla . ..... ;. . • Dti' 1 **. :"C)C, t. p *,• 1 . ( : '.11 C'. V V w. - 6 ri C. b a ht' - #4 Oiai Diii. U p, r t,, 11 . ''.'r- .. — Cadillac 11111611111 V 'I • '''•. f I Cho v ii Impala •-' ' .-' - .. • -,•..*. $1095 0 +r • , r 'r 71 Ar ' - Clt,,n - P..k'.l(' Autornobil,' i .' t.' I' . Ms'tjIi F~,,l Power 69 Cadillac Sedan DeVille 0 itti Il,ir 70 Cadillac DeVille -' in q . ": Air 'p White Clo9'Inttni A Power o th r. flti uO;. r. y J° cit is iJy ,r F '1 S1 495 ' . 44 I .(v' m#n' C.i.a b'S LL0 1 • Greer • Roof. Full Po A-' M' J-.Y t ue .... $895 iAA 'b% i•ttaC5 ( •, '--- __ -. Sedan DeVille a .'- ithMatct- in I I I) lr.l, nor arid Brown /n,dTop ' J W _ " -- Pc.tr .-. ' 2 Tilt 'T ''' Full Power, t ear e 71 69 Cadillac St-dan DeVille 70 Cadillac Eldorado Coupe Sedan DeVille L.ght Du' it t h'.sn Vinyl Top .'.'OCI+ Full PD.'.':' Lo'.' Low / Brousn . .- Cadillac Ci (0 V ni - Apeal5herp(.i' L) r .'.ith Pt Tilt 1oc 0 - 4 4 4 •0 ____ • m A Door, White, Tan Write Leatht-r Interior. Full Interior , Air, Fj11 Po.',cr+ le Vinyl Top, Full '61 T ,'ii. i Whaj, , P • r Air Condition nfe(.sr ? id Tt. u' Clr',in • % .. F ._. •...-.. ' • -s . •' + .1) "-, ' - 1 'ct' . IL . \ ___ • - .. - in , . • , ,_ '•':'.';'3': 0 E or -• • = • 'I- , 4 . .J .-.•c -. ' -. .: _., - ..._.i 0 . • 0 • U. It -. • • t4+.' • ' v • ' , Lc ' •. t .. - .,:..:. -. .,, u. - 0 -. -• ' ._ ,- - • -• • •0 • • ,•• - • - -: -. -- - - 0 sJ4 .' 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The ropitmorl for tort 0" Nj 4-12 ym ______ 470. q.1T '1T1 r ,,nd no odnr—CAIIA nn Iterl to (Ing InV1, tit it is great whomm LARGE ANCE the refriq.ntnr In? Inter ume. Frf uu, SMALL 8201 1* -10 in • 1 0 _____ 00?_ my ame-yofir."14 haft in, b4 refilleel 056 8161 8143 FV 4- file *n the shnwrf toted lu be a teal "s. L ;N of-4 40 GUIDt it in Sim 4 to 11 y"m 5 - t # 6 beltro. I yerd 44m* "M, !r-. ~nmqf, I h1f,ml t~q maMh, chote with fill lh(it %oop icurn. cintly, I Iiied DRY steel wool. This quickly clearied the scum off and no other clitanter was meeded.—BETTY It's Slimming TN;o lief4wome Vsme%-efr;t Is J"io*W 4t 0~61 ll;ome I"k witit lh itiftvir"ti Ns. 1161 wilh PHOTO. GUIDE h in Sit"11 to 50 IWO 41-54). Site 40, 44 bvo-. 41 j get it.—MRS. E. PA. H. jr / - -. , _..—...j . / , .0 — - TO OR DER Send 73f soeich with diffiltil 402,ifflumts 'Will 'Idd I f'1%P,V.! "Aw to y*ur Chrit"t" tri o"i"itiel. Nn. 211SA con phine "hond lot the dirtill'it will have the FA041r, me ready wiffen I ge) if# •- .1, - • DA POLLY....LI e t'iet that is shored Pr pit An" ?41111,011 TO ORDER• 11ged,144"eleferill ui worn heir (do this Point :z'; 117 t4 r.r AØ.f),Iw431aMMI .1 1 By Paul Sellers EB a fl d FLO ____________________ P Or' "E I ) k_ 'DEAL REAL. GOOD! DECIDED T'TAXE ME it - / RIGHT! HIS OL' SEE OF LI'L T'F<E1P 'IM HOME 12 BAFFO? FROM NOW ON ...SO WERE( NOW IF WE COULD / WHAZZA MATTER, BACK TO \ I COULD GET RID THIS CROWN NORMAL LIKE BEIN' NUMBE9, ONE? FJGGERED' 60" HAVE Ic 1=4 you WASN'T AS ON SINGLE -HANPEP... TOUGH AS HE - iL~A SO THAT'S TH' WE SAW f3AFFO YOU SURE MUSTA NUTHIN TO IT, AFTER -, TAKE OFFI ' by V. T. Hamlin 003P ALLEY KN O _ _ OF LCE wo At / - ...AN' MEBBE NO ... At4PJEITHER 'TOO ADBAFFO HE COULD AVE TOLD US WHAT HAPPENED All quo - CALLIN' ME? WHIYD YOU SAY. TO C71jz! a 71 YAH... I'M SURE HE HAD SUMPIN VD0 WITH IT! ••••" Cc fl47,( I _ 711 k4( •J. DID I HEAR SOMEBODY __ iL by D i ck ]Rogers WY WONDER cu, Now, tAW it W 01P C or E A- (i - 1O N:E FRqM 1k I 4 - I -- ----- - "71L j IT for or 11 per .100 411 CA15aVIVOIN 0 3=10 CS 141 SEMI N AR, 2 nRTURE EOLOR51 MEAN—'WE'LL TAKE A GALLON IOU AFILCE S,\L I lit (t _______________________________ IMAC' r %L5 *" imwvic c", 191 kw Alva WHAT DO YOU Qi JA t ' ' YA ¶ < L 416 WC-H15 swim S=P 24V AUW If' ,• 7 Cmofix Iwo i J ! up Am: iazar-,N? eforJ40 J--L.-- V • _____ r 0I IWO TA iA& ¶1 V_ WAITZ To MOIL STATIONS BEST SALES PIU ,a Ii uaAT Willi T SE(NIU APT 10 FIND RI RUNS THEY HAVEN' CHOOSE fROM, THEY'RE MOU EMIMmEP . ZZ , • I - • • b -- S ..................... .- ytJ It lit RE ALICE I 1HOUHT OU WERE GOING TO LIMIT 0(Jk HOIJSIHCLD PROBLEMS TO THE TIME OUT PUIOOS' ' NOPE ii NO lttt LUL (lANU �Mayors by SHORT RIBS PUFRPUFF,., WHAT M IT IS 10 EQNS -THE FLAME FROM OU /i qw-cm t0li - - __________ J - eve l R C4 '\ SEE TH COLOSSEUM- f Qp4E 10 Is BUT ALMOST -rHEIZEF I T NT OM PUS M O'Neal — Federal Sh u e 0 a B ig rin g irr, fSi(IE'1it May'ir and 1iis'"lI, iriayi'r f A I AflIA IIirhnrI (; I,t,ar ru IrIfIiflflilPfPIiS \T,,c' II wI ttuit Ic qI'r,,I rPvPrnU rr,ri cc'.)iPc ti', )r',iUIi' shut Iri, hack in city lisill hum \utuutinI I hi' anniluil ti,c'c'iii,I' 411 inc 'i.'s I I'vaj,1111, q)f f ,iHes. rept vilif-;and 14INVI114. 0114,110-fl -ith ki, 'rrrr'r rc(I"r;,s )rii saud F'fr'e'f'(I officials must ,vrrk in par? nership at. and arroqq, all ieve1q. an(I fl(v('nu,f' rhiptoric' of tuning to Ili(, Ste p •I,,rid,eh(ifl irr' f,ndinc i X( hriru(' pN('r \4addPhI mud Pu" shi.rd Iirct fr'cic rtil Ii(I 1(1 ( itifs Phi it,(, Official,; ut jpcp marked Ihe AleififmirWl(of it "I"V Pra f(or i pi-i)I)Ivills Monday, November 21,1972— Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No.74 Money 0 %1I( Ilr%II .1. MNI VIA,: -%Mi'IRts'iI I'ii'qq %%,itisr \ Iihc',nl INI )I\NAI'( I IS uiith ,nuI tluc' uni Fr I )c'tnt ,It( itii'.iut Irqn the .i pnu,clp,atp I(c'i'i'''I'i Id ' ficial,; Illill Iho 1)11,; ;a -'-- Hail sharing is a g - d h"gin Trim Bradley ald for flf,vicdon Horne P *Icks Group ...... WELL,, SA14" WELL IF YOU NT 00 W49N7. 0114E A To Han le MWD II, TONI ItAt %I -if the the -.ne named by f6rmer Writer heade d tiy stP h'rrclufrrt I'rr, 'r __._. B 11% John (U l%kI -.-_ ' -. otm - -- , • • - - -- This tenIteiniun had ,nan - 1 _____________ L_ - - • , ) —a-- 13UGS friends not only in this count% twt in tither lvirts of tile countr% - eim LAST LZNO ts'r' BUGSY USED CAR$ 1 1 T SEE HIM HIC)INO ft. --- F SID UP ND 'fl-j 4 SELL -rHE --' BET. I T OT 'SILLY MuSTE TH iiiittt - - J k) suit - - The - I if Residence A three-#4 firer panel Visttelit I., Gratuim top head the newSenate Ile the .1allies 114 permission of the Commission a irman Ch ,'FM ILL 'SELL %iAT~A' CAF PE FIA NIP 6 HC*1S1rST"*A 1 is T~Ae Ir Ak. /1 -iAVE- "(OU CLOSC) 'L / QU5flO MJFPA.L &&-tto! - 'n'4AT? - -.__--5m.,ç-- - , - - all - Drummond. - of Tr . tile elliploves arrived this - But. r limi, about Imses it) wet down their liouses in an attempt to keep fire from spread'ing - P is gonna get burned t'wIi Detained b a r freight or "shifter" - - ' - 1 iluntttr sponded. uviti in responsibility for assistance uneru.a in 1I and has lived pontit to the regular 171 .merican nsrVolunteer Honda for the past 411 years. lie deaths 'twing un s4SSiOfl fjntry sweep through the South Fire lkp1irtxncnt - There have been no public was a retired farmer Gary Taylor Photos)hearings on this issue and a member of the Greek Orthodox Vietnamese hamlet. The 'emenu, unit parole ofti tremendous number of people Church and the Farm Bureau 1kW here Sunday from F'. *t.1 on.s. two lie is survived by f.'l there should be said hforrne lWt both of Billy S, and John. re - it.• ruin V $_•_ '-•. - _______ - •_- / ej _____ chance to put folks San A _________ - - j your but - - - . (h,Ilnbir Secretary Virginia 1ingell Secretary was the recipient of two season 4, / ' Gun & Schne:*Lcler JUST Dowt-r TRIUiTEQ ir"MYWF, -%0rJ5Le ujrr~A -r~As 7f< me is I'm _M0 Mishaps YOU workers making only $1 600 I I I ' c MISSFoELLIMG IT 0) ) - - ____________________________________________________ , 1 * 4 4 - - ' • - -' - I A 1. - Un Street. reported (hi theft sit pun ut stirtti of tool's and equipment ssas reported front a car in - , - Police are s'es(igating the apparent Itheft of .fill- k J. lilt, theft of ;I j,irl's 10-speed Hiawatha A%enuv, Sanford, bicycle A looy's bike was itlo. J Leffler reported I mortar parently left at lilt- residence Ili Mixer and trowt-1. valued lit 'u,iistiii h tskii f Ito' As a tiu4mtter of reciird, ¶10 ir tent of California lettuc e Is . 75 per cent uaionii.ed , - -- - - - - - H ano 1 Hurual wit! be ' Funeral Home in charge of hearrl.. arringtment-s I I - - ! -- - Weather estertiay s high u4 lis this 137 inches of rain this %% eckethi and lilt- total prccipitation for tills Illorith is 7.21 mchcs IlartI% cloud) will, slight .inI 4 t ti s N t i - - - - - - Parce _,,d - (,tnru' Sl'.( ItI I A It he %%Ill kuirtihleuit of leave Ilouotn" t. lot' itiUltlO' - till in rin - ------------------- sh __________ MAIL - - -, - - -% - -- ,-' % - hidex A re a tIa thus bridge Families .1 Iervlceu$ea DeIaIasd Ii N.rth Vidum Mrs. weiss ,aid 8uss she had calved word trots a North Vielname e ep*esau that the be m1eiut1ar Classified ads Collucs, I ii's'%mlIttt puzzle New York, N.Y. 1003, the said. Mi's Weiss "Id routteg for the prc'eIs *ud cards seat by the POWa' families is handled by the U.$. Post Office, Ill 411 fiA-7, A 6A - t;. Editorial comment itS l' - CO U N I A I V 0 LU SI A FATALITY killed s hen tut' s t'tne It' s i true k bs i 19t1 \ olk'sss tien di is t. Donald L4 Brook s. 17, ulso ot I)t'ltona 'I'hc.' aeVLdent ocurrt'tl ,,tt 4_L5 S UI 'nittil tLi on l Ikt5uiu Boults ird in L)eltonj during ..t h'atrul. Bruoks was ssest ITuI'tI%I1g to he I"lorukt highway stalin ' Dr i'nsnt' 1at Abby (Is - 5,\ II(Isl)it.Il iiiiti'. iueeist agrernient esta,liihed in 1954. She said families and camp of tietenlion to 9louo$, Dit.V.N., via Moscow." 1 , - --- sent by next of kin by post from Mw by any other way will W be recetred. Cards may be sent by poet or sin th' Committee of 141.aIiou, 34$ W 4?nd St., / - -7, dUI forLe %%hipped the eastern i';rvat Lakes unit high wind I.% irnings were P 5tt(t for South I Il\I't i Nor th Vietnam will be allowed to recelire an family for Christines, says parcel and a cud from his the CommIttee of Uuoa with Weiss, cochalnnU of Core 1 j \ iths iarI todayWillits of war in NFW YORK tAl') —Each American prisoner of -pound 3 that our in 1, art tit the North 11-11i 111t. Nort1writ plains to tile Ohio i Holiday y" , sliiii lise strally wstliui Not even Cailey's awyer'i, speed-up it who retuested the Oukiawn - iind One way to stay Irlin • etiir hist. art' Li. Coi.Har;ey C Lay e r,They s.in(orut. eight ranitchildren ,iuhnMln. CJpiJame$ E,Brawncr ,und '.apt. Ray ' Smith. irt a brother. Kaprel Pmluan twjh. rin ChFh*n I o. t I' ' di git , unions I ____ ' I ille ymith'sarill. Ile was treated missing from that residen(v, closed account. t(i Winter Park 'rhe entire Central Florida an(I it (-list- %%cre 111'spitaL stolen from I car parked in the airea was plagued by accident , of Ii 'i Puritan on rain slit kuied roads over U s as driveway Pa I' lmet to Av enu(e.• mifl on lastbrook. Mrs. Mary S 11' 28 1 it I St •k in.. Avenue. reported $'lO in $"O bills E. Weise illissing froin hur trailer. The ft t uk ut in that olusia Iount' kn W. I nut h 1iriis n Ill I Helen money 0's kept in a purse in a uuuiitinity points, south of Sanford don't One more point . . believe "they SaY" . . . obout refusing to recognize till -- . fl / 4tol gave t John Osborn. 41334 Like l)rit' one day by a hum loaded .410 shotgun fell off a it deposit ai Illbusiness it check rack and discharged. The slug Casselberry, reportrd a ( WC wits it, Acyc t, wor I %vent till-0111, ,li the fleshN part o spee( pa)roll - Further . the)S4rhut4n average 6.6 hours per day. 1 1 hours per week. ;,lilt there IS EM ROUND Y E.A It the m. •isilubk to \1 PlJ)YMI So. if Oicy have their ininds inade up to it. they 5hould ha%no trouble at all making $10,t$ annually . Tell me how many friends you hose doing cornparabk type labor, and are making those wages' -- -. Delto a n ' UYS / I I William RJJUJ '1-il I U stolen from Town and Country the under liltInternal 01 ____ Vr'et'k -- -. - gun into the holsttr. I lit bullet struck the fourth Revenue Servi( california and Feder it Wage and [lour Commissions I these lettuce har%- esters varned Vi 44 per hour, or .u%er.ig( 4 t $213 8 - - - ____ left hand lit ill(' finger on actual figures obtained from base (if :::'s prepared rM-_ to $2,400 per year the truth of the matter is that according h A - cqtlipinent had bevii rentett for caught into accepting it its I surgery .1 Flo nra ridIa Hoospiti spita l fact. l't 11' I' 'f w1kin you hear about those Cleaning,;I gun and shot himself Lettuce ttU( I California poor in the finger when replacing tli& I. - I njure Two Ki Wreck If you went to buy ciii they ' d people suffered gunshot u SM, arld are i,!(K)d wounds in sit-paratt: incidents through Dec. 3. Sunday. "ith tile v'utill's being flick tile tickets up at the hospitallied !ft tx)ttl Instances Cliamber office lit Sanford. Robert Allen Auor, of Pine obile I follies on U.S. 17- LOOP 1 ,LL Skovi FR*--FrrEA3 GIRLS f '.i:t• _1 11% GARY TAYLOR I RE - . makes a contribution for them in care of either the Salvation Ho - - ,- - World Golf Tournament. She can't use 'em. . . and is offering them to the one who by The r'usty-haired farm'r pta. ro'1er R.,ilros vegetable A.'ukew to consider the death penalt~. women's rtgfts and Pilotan. ". of 1xingworA. who 40)n e, but that *ern :ater was s-wer plant financing (lied Sunday morninil will be tefic ~,eld at 1 .10 p in T~sev One of the first queitiowl to be Of -5 1 men 'Int'l, lut"Ist4i .1114, Funeral Home. decided by the wlect vom- Brision lttee. Horne tirild a news con- Officiating will be Rev Jack ux who itAilowl tra in ewnnevt till Lh the My [as rmui&wre ont Ieren'€ would bethet1'er raft Lindsay and Fr Warren the 29- year-old i alley w i FIdtIt)fl of theEqual Rights Thom Of rimin*l convicted to .1rIefl(imeflt would be post841'fl in Turkey, he 11T1$ ,round. Itt-sidents of nearby railroad crossing tin Firs! 'tiltillitilins." li(.rne said De La Partp*i vised him ~o ;)e prejuired to corritt)Ittee would handle ali !he best iliowing he ~~,tke legislation during the special ~essiorf called by Gjv Reubin prominent 5enninsile Count? %utely he will make a plea." burned mormng been named Sunford. ad Willi, 11iistairs to check the 011ie heater. but was not injured. I.,lilines leaped high labove lolmloi as the building • Wiver 11.1d electricians on the, jol yesterday I Sunday) and repaired all but four of the %AA S7 POLIC""I" AFTIR Ali-1-i Greg y. ha d earlier -nrge W.Iatimer, CA11w. 'lWyer, !wild in I telephone Ili- Prominent Farmer Is Dead nia p i The hearing mati --!osittll Another Miami f)e_tnfw7rRf destro ed -- to the ipartment ny ~llal. John narneie civilians I' My Not #fill ln.stitutif,ni chairman. All Ali oil heater explosion --, The thri-P elemenry Intl ro-;q,ix,intcfI Italph llnstnn as interview him and hear his iportati(in (hairman and peal for rlemen night "old courthouse" fire till being the first on tile scene. unlocked the doors ord had ever\thing re. U.I. r' ,t •t' R K 1IIRV' 1(IN'4i. - while f - irstur er t riiurng of Sen Hobert u(;ainviIIe, to head 'p o werful Ways and Means 1'.sYrful Credit County Administrative C LzAfZ, ._ C FWAUU.' I Senate rolmmit! ii,ijor ol,iirmanships, incloding If - cy en nterview For Ca//ey tIk to ed the J* 10 0 Clem sdrt [ht Senate prc1r known. esliecially in Seminole ______ begin lai4riritheflay cIl iloinn the woumn tit4 r,ntrr)vPrIHl - house% ives to conic right into tile fields and pick black-4,%v . peas . . .which led others tit it tCtht)lCS to follow %aflCt) Y~) / which SHI($ - CO~AE OwN (ILT I o WANTS T' &' fl, SWMO! ) T'Rt\ A' I' iclit iv" I Furtiter. it was his inlimatl%v t-siavings idea of 1wrinittitir -Cy A, _________________________________________ A. NVXTTEF-,0 I=ACT I!Ki - tiiis country for rrven oniow, - AS - - lirmlay kno w n as the targe'.t grog cm in the act-u ha ll 4t by Stof fel & I think that x" penalty. riatr who Rh s rlccth penis home atd all n .tth.r rv hl ritUee rut B . atIt'gc'dlv III pulled Sail) till onto the shouldt't at the road to tvoid .t and H Ii Yates Rttltt'tt t. ht.tm Photo � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, November 26, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 23-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 26, 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/d35a27d84f7a0e2775918d329341f1cc.pdf 4d4cfbcde75f00c15f8d0b959adeb955 PDF Text Text - •- - = - - V. -- -- Dade County Schools Offer Yoga ow Pe nneg SQIe p(iCeS! '11)11 I )iirI ('iiiinf' S,li,,iil Ittinni ;1'91.15 per pupil Ito 20 tee,l.niterc lit Miniiii sprilligq 1111111801001 ('All MI AMI i \1' i / the Rn ' Jiitit(it Hull PIl' The pti;sil uiseet five ini'rnluii A lurq Ii ;k.'p!ir,s illcs.'tplr's of insIIn'c '111111111000Mnlo'sh Yogi, . ,- bid I - .wltj The Motuirichi popped into Pri)iIiInseni('e a few years ago i Iwo lii' hn'i'iiijit' the spiritual Friday, November 24, 19 7 2—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No, 72 rlt j; g ii'ndr'rshiii) and 'i'l,withy i'eek i iuiilvr I ',inlil I ),,vic .. 1 ' itrug HI,IIe, ;rv F'rc tie Ties me Ralph San14', i'we of Oudents taking the ennr.e, rfø. Provide 'Transcendental Meditation' etlb the meditative ate '4eeper than 1eep, but mrre of !h^ i''ir h ;tu'l"' c .'r'"n hi4t f''Tt fu(illlng. It rrnr,veq more rf ri;wir Intl t list '15 p'r r c' niI rlriig ucerq tie intc'rview''i xairl Ryllatple. 'Nhjh Oil kept erret the tenainn wd flrcc h;sn I-'or r',i he aid they ittop1wrl iilng tlrugq after (e mantra uM that ha II,' l{t,lltcli'in, hc'rui nt hc'alth ttie' tiegari prisi tiring Iranmnme 1nmnu i the -Am" tmd .'tlsis at liii for the qvtsr,l Rntht.in : on, en ci en! a I inc tilt pnprilnriied hy pnet Allen claim' that meditation ha an' Inin, cairl f)n uiprlitntlrpn pr- Unittictelri crilil (;inherg grniii s"raq trlr'nI ac an €'' marked phyciningiral effi'' anne r,f h,rn tu'kntc The c'verMl pe'riiia'ril 'We read in With rnrr inctructinn crhonl niffirlak .111114 are known Total mnt M the pgrarr Jinirnisic wiilrh gave It pretty i'rincentrating nn a will)-chnen are taught to to he drug uer nf the whnnl board'; highiiiark in terinc of drug mantra. the meditator can pn14 nut on re pe ating u,n('entrate ;iri'tiitIon," Pip caIn rnmnpetely re antidrug funds ii Pt fnr 'n" "iuiantra" - F1 *VIIAble or wnr1 achieve a quiet. term, ineiiding M for aeh ;''i for r1 rr,iniitec twfre laxed but '.vkefuI date if mind I SM a l it Ilt'rt'rt I;nniciin of It1' chant ctr'irnr' Il:,t viii ii '.ti'nIitiil St'ti'i',l e:icti day I sa'.'ic ;irrI ,f'ni'c cai(t 'Ni( N nrpr''."c r'i'r,',,1 ci 1I(H)1 nffi,i,,lq hOP's will 10' it Re School Board Spends $35 Per Child To relax with their ryes 'lned. y'rt' lenritirig 'trilriM('efl li'ritiil nit'ilitntlilfl." it sobject rb \, peo 1j \ 4 12,911 p Road Runner" strong steel velocipede, exclusive at Penneys' With all wide- .... b: 3999 599 Twelve chord three-Octave Magnus electric organ, so simple a child can play in minutes. Comes complete with matching bench and music book U.L. listed Protective seo-thru cover. 14' Baby Softiria with complete layette and big trunk for carrying her anywhere A Penney exclusive Softina has a vinyl loam body, arms and legs She drinks, wets ii,p ¶c he h'cc •'. plated huttrfls' handlphar, big fr'rnt whee ls Bil! t last' A hostage was freed unharmed aunt a pi'isult ramp l)\l)E ('IT\', l'Ia. (Al' escapee was shot and captured alter leading scores of law t'ltIOi'CVilWflt olIlc('I' --------i .,i,,,...,. 'l'Itz,,iit'nii t,hl tilin'i' c:iid .. out a iour-couuiti, iiigii 'pttiIL ii.iu iiiisin..i' usip, ...p, , .., Florida highway l'atrol TrOOLWr J. W. .Johnson shot Joseph Severino, 26. otIi'i' In the shoulder 1ilter ramming his patrol ca rt littu) the eslap('t' S 11(111) ,is 11(' tried III drive onto S tate Road 484 it out Interstate 7 author ities 581(1 ('laude ',infoi d 11 of /eph rhills horn (I oopei said IhUl been taken It I hostage at gunpoint about 9:30 p.m. whell Sevei'iiio burst into his houtit', wash ('Otilt injured in the chase along 1-75 through Pasco, Sumter. Lake and MLII'iOtt Lj 599 In-A-Minute' Cake ties. - l-at Oven, and set Talking Pictures' Alphabet Telephone has slot for picture record Voice comes through telephone receiver, teaches whole alphabet £ records, batteries not included the timer It takes less than a minute. ; I jr%m 0 Romper Rooma Inchworm", beloved by 3-6 year old boys arid girls He moves along inch-by-Inch, slowly propelled ahead as the rocking rider pushes arms and legs forward -I8nc1 tpw inq machine A Penney e comes with an 11-,' posable fashion doll So it's easy for beoinnsng young designers 44) xClu covitl . , \. - L4rrStarPn9abIq26'wino soant Soars in programmed patterns or attaches to 100 toot tether line Charges in about 2 minutes with 6volt lantern battery. not Included ( . , If í;ç.\ I ;fiYiI LLk-LLi'+ WZ, 6. B:trbie's Camping-Out T ent is ready to rough it" in style Play Family SChOOl is ideal for children 2'8 years Roof and side hinge open. Two trays hold magnetized alphabet and numerals which adhere to roof Al;parts store inside -. Vinyl tent i ncludes 2 Al Durable "Starter' typewriter, exclusive at Penneys 28 keys and 2 shift keys. All capitals, numerals, punctuation 's-' q - Early sin. dispatches from AP reported around 160 highwa fatalities at 7 this morning. Right before press time, that total had risen to 200-plus . and climbing. Take It easy neighbors. I need all the readers I can get - Tearful Baby Tender Love' is the next best thing to a real baby Turn her heat' she looks sadder and sadder Soon she starts to cry real tears Turn her head again and watch her change to a happy smile Fat Track' cOntrD set for wide-open Public indignation IS on tite rise, also, about that 20 year old girl who was arrested for her part n the demonstrations in - ,tI.._i. .. - ,.. H S,u1tfrnobIles' Beginners durable steel and plastic roller skates styled after automobiles Complete to headlights, chromed hub caps. ma;wheels Even a simulated motor sound' Hot Rod, Can Am, or Dune Buggy. more Batteries not included L - -II 688 /. or, ' ' br .1 boat and an 18 h.p. Johnson, who yesterday fired Into some Landing , , , ducks at Crowe's Landing about 10 feet away from 'em no less, AND WITH 1 meeting fewer It 199 ' i 1, News Digest : V. ' IEXIILE WORKERS barricade .': themselves inside their factories and vow to remain ''until the ultimate consequences'' after the Bolivian government declares a state of siege. f: please ST,''J'I' I)EPAItTM EN'J"S top administrative officer says improvements are needed in the government's machinery for handling foreign affairs. And he acids that the diplomatic corps has been trimmed to a lean level. : 'I'll f' his behalf. I eL Charge 1.I.Jq Ed Bodin is fast with the reply . this retired reporter for The Hermit of Ithyme and Reason offered the following In v on response to my earlieriews that woman who was seen .. out V 1099 it lames destroyed the' I briE tway oo Market lfl Umatilla yesterday morning. Firemen front the tlmitilla Volunteer Fire I)epartme nt responded to the blaze at 4:45 a rn. and the fire departments at Eusti and Mt. l)ora also dispatched men and equipment to the scene Firemen are shown lighting the fire (above) 8fl(1 sifting through the remains (below). Cause of (lie fire IS still unknown and an investigation is underway. n Phi) t')S ('I din (Ruper t Chastai , . , . , , F d S ' . 4 ' -. ... 4 ' ______ -- ______ ,-g . - ' ' - , ______ _______'' L" ', - '.. - ' ' ,, .' . , ' - .' ,'.. * . . - - w' - - #," I . .-' .' .' . '. "1 ' ' - ' " -. '- G.l Joe' Desert Patrol" Set a Penney exclusive Action gear for trailing the Desert Aligator includes jeep, raft, pup tent, poncho, radio, map with case, flare gun, camera, binoculars, pith helmet, more Figure not included national TV pushing iii:('OUNIY SCHOOL Il()AI(1) pays ,, relax with their eyes closed. learning ''transcendental un edit at ion,' ' a ent subject school olflcialq hope will help prevent drug abuse. 111gb can "Twas Eve who ruined Adam's appetite By tempting him to take an here Women's Calendar On throughout (hi' year," JERSEY began selling rIily lottery JERSEY E tickets today, becoming the first of six Northeastern states with lotteries to take on their major competition, organized crime, in dollarto-dollar combat, : $35 per pupil so 20 teen-agers at Miluni Springs her apple bite. Now Eden's aihrodlsitic Is Open Sunday 12:30p.m. til 5:30p.m. / ulendars featuring nude males ) cket. ', was ' '" ., car . re - - ' - 'ite Mrs. Bryant said the State the county tail under $2.00 Education Department had )fl(t requested by the conThe marijuana, .lpprnixi. tractor to also tnse'ct the new as mately five ounces. was south Seminole Semole school dlSCl)VCt'ed durtng a search 'if )LbIs!. . Walter league, assistant the car McDonald noticed t' guns in the car and called ..ipt'rintendent for finance. no the officer Jim Pleteones to a'i I ised t , in tilt? seart:h ')t the car f" .trd coud hurry the state to ir1JU4fll WL'3 found in a whit "inpiete the necessary n pection. except tu notify them. plastic bag, inside a paper ~wc~. the front wat alf the car I They will come. but the boaril tinder an act-vpt the new school on Street value 4 the graw wai the recommendation of Mrs. estiritateil -it SIIX), .t it?Cl2fltY guard at Ultideni - Irant, subject to the punch Estates. now ander develul)!1st." Teague added. ment. relmr1ed three ~)uizip.-, When the state completes its worth V..;00 and SW) worth it nspection. the bwrd can pay inicellaneou.s eqtpmeii ''t' last 10 per of the missing frum the eonstructiii r"siru 'tam 'ust o the 'on site Cet Robert Kunkler ictor it the punch is' Kunk!er is .iiu invesug ii -. 'E •4 'f, f. , , _____ .w.is 1he I11 rn' .-..- -. .$t'sppet the man whil.' driving •ilong SR 43 in tiLimonte pr1nits. Ai.rordtui, Rice. the man 'vaa '.eavmi .stong the mail when he s(nppst1 vit'e J ' _____ l '-- While 4earrhlflg the man. BILl Sd OTT 1(1! fOUnd .i sample of R "Y .4ub%t4fll' n the prn'ktt md lining if .i snakeskin Semtnule County .cho .imined It as ater a Board has accep ted the '1 letermii.'l recommendation of an in- iitd marijuana spection cimmittee to accept the new Redbug Elementary Patrolman 'iib M I on ild it School. subject to the corn- the Ltrngwood Police Depart. ;:etion of the punch ILst, by the merit itsipped .i car 'or loud "tractor mufflers and .irri'steit the aCtlOfl fi)UOWtd the in. lri'.er tor p,isseuion .t of the new 1(4 facility marijuana, nv:ilid inspection W ednesday by the School Roan sticker antI improper trtver's 'mmittee cornps)sed of Jean licen.ie. }3rtiut Herber! Bryant.ce chairman anti Goodman. M. of 1122 Bamboo . . h nient cent - _______ i break-in at th e -- . .. . -- . Pres dent .-. --- i Drug v Ba c k Come Bef o re Judg e ut ht a:J!cit t atto glass ilidind tiooi In . VVasb I ngton - i are going to dial wrong 1.01' OF numbers on Dec. 17, That's the day the state is changing the numbers on all 5,004) teli'ptiont's in the Capital Center. PEOPLE / ---------------- ----------------------- ------- ------------. Gokfte G" -"fidenee, 13tI 'oifl5Cunhl.i a. htuad. Winterwoods. Enu . ilent Ni x on unexpectedly tuarenth nuthuis was t.akur, Kumikier iccurthng to L. Black, repurwti her purse uiissni froiri a service station on 'htfted his operations back to svn.il papers, credit cans ai' White House today after about $120 cash. Ii %l.tItl()N un:'i secluded a The agents also lound two iiiarljuan a confiscated w a s spending Four tit the defendants seized pounib of seeds, 140 marijuana apparentl% Jaiitactan, but wine Thanksgiving Day with his B u I let I r In an ,\ug 17 raid by vice plants and seized two Vt'hiClt'S, tt.tt titIIIC itUitti grasS." I'iIJi ta,mil t (.'ainp David. Md. at the (trite, t ikutif ted presidentiil meetings are were n o and confiscated stereo equipiiit'itt agents, burglary detectives t,tKK\'(ow'S. SI.'!. uniformed officers reprt'sen- and four weapons, including but were dispatched to the scheduled with Secretary of II) I're',id'.'iit Gem Ft j J Voipe Tt-urtspertatit'n John Volpe shitguns, rifle iuti m L{et'n IV crone lab. Ii ug Orange and Si' liiiriult' t sdI1i411cti to I'tit'Iii' Ie'asi Oh the 12 cases listed upon (he Secretary of Housing uni Ur('ounty Sheriff's I )t'partiiivntts autouiuitic pistol The agents emorial Hospital after 'salM an(I I AiIigwothI arid Sanford also found mist't'llitneous pills dot'kt't to be trivet in Courtroom ban DeeLvpnwiit George Rumslight chel pains. 'spent Police Ihpartiiwnts, lace trial which were taken trtuit the B. sevn deal with drug related IIC) NLun sa%ed theuui the hei- leruig comfortable night and ti , lii t'riunituil court prsic'edtuigs residence at 2109 Oakland ufienes. rhese Include illiitiii copter trip to the Maryland a ,udttit,n is itabk," a htpit.iL charged Svobs,'dii, with in'untaintvp retreat, where he heglminitng sin Monthiy before Drive lotfu',. series of spuke'sznait said Wt-aver. 25 and Brewer, 21, possession of a narcoticdrug-, has been holding a l(tctiard .Iutlgt' Circuit llstt'l thou' ttttttrc's 8tiI L'aluii Joseph Karwacki, chariett with rnt'etusg' with top of ta's .nd Muldruw Drive. Orlando anti Must Elitis, pussesStoii of cannabis.- Wd)fle mapping plaits fur his second In e The tlett'ridants include ltu Kirkland, charged with a. two terimi Brewer, Frederick l, its 2625 'l'riitlwot'tt ('line, (;iiry trea dvath 'the agents begun the raid at count titftriiidttn of possession Weaver, William Shell aii(I it and sale of it pretubited drug Bridge was effort iii., and the 11 In iuis, charged %%- lit) it two I )awii 111115. Ca1en4j t'outit tnIoriiustiiiui of $xlsst'sSitIil tteaded by sheriff's (lepartiuctit Paul t)unat, charged with of e'altndbtS; Ito) Church news posst'Iiiht icind ii ha> squad lt'adc'r vice of t'uliul ii 1)1% saliva I. and t'tathed ads Parker, who had to forcefully t,'lunton Jr., charged with nisrt'otic' Possession of The Sanford Fire Lpartinent cannabis satit'a of (. ;sissessioii dtMir tit the kick duwui the Brew er is l)aral)hiernu ha will hold its 14th annual ('word pu2zle it anti Mit ht'lle S' c'tIa , charged guiui t'tmtr> reI)re's('nt('Ii Ii> 'hark's ('ulloun, restiit'nut' It, ' F irt'niaii's Benefit Fund (ospel of ii narcotic cn ilk Wt'ist'r In ,t,,'tiiuit Public' ___________________ Smug tonight at tie Sanford t'ear tbby ( sirtig l)efendt'r ( &'riilsl i(utlt'slgi' aini ('Lb ic Center The program will Kditorial c'ununent t I W ea th er Otliem' dc'feuidants d'kted te She'll and Miss Fliui.', IiY s1lt'liiiel be held from 8 p.m. to Ii Entertitiwitent the trial week and ofstoring Siguiiziu;. Prosecuting for (tie' iiittlntghl. with slight ('lOUd)' 4111(1 C(1i k'nes cc dli which they are Ifs 'k's cases stIe lit all cii uie'xt %% (.I It chuie e of light rain Saluriti) .tilbet' included I hurgi'd sing c ill be h'aturrd at the 111%,4111,J1 Ht'(t' Is Assistiiuii Stoic' Aticinuit'> ccliii little ccsiruuii'i (ii ii t'ttnil ill' W 116' iiuitl ii I lorit'r, it the Florida Boys Quartet rit Public nulice.s ('luutle Vim hook IV it most ed the' day. sA t . j)j rain it Ill intent (o1'iuiitiiiul of tisS4etiht Pensac' .hi and the Crusaders Ssciety 'I'hit' ('t)lIIt)ulk'tl igent.s At it High near uiikl Os and low ti, iiiimsiiiit se'cund dc'gre'e' of Jacksonville Sxrts Quartet down tiioit is rvsidt'ut't' at 405 lit 1111(1 11 101 miuirttc'r and use Ot a tirt'arui Ili Se veral other groups will be Stocks Oakland I islls suhdlvisioiu tiinlght Saturday near Ft entertaining as well arrest i rig the Iitrsiiuis arol ( ,, 11 W iunl It iiiiri)uil:.i 1'.11 -,r . t' t' th' . . - Oil bold Open 10a.m. til 9p.m. Monday thru Saturday 'I of Rumanian delegate Valentin Lipatti insisted Thursday, with support from Switzerland, ,i t o protect i '5 iiit tile c requ red that rights of small countries. . at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Countv Acc epts c oo LAKE COUNTY decision to be valid. the time, had his blind thoughts on the matter , . but preferred that I relay them on fto JC ennev We know what you're IooTing for. HUGEFIREIN , 1,1. 1. R. Rice if the tht'r' .irrøsuenl Ulyw \ic(lerdnn. 13. 'f A1tarnint,' .pr1ng. anli charged him '.vth itedlnn of marivafla, r"itn_ptt1on itick.'r anti io :' triçç- . at - ' - 1e s ing Cliff Nelson, owner of (lie 'deeks" and who wi*s in the adventure outfit assortment rescue squad, western, scramble Cyclist. jungle safari, secret agent and snowmobile Outfit - i U.S. sources said lie would also accept I French proposal that would pernlit majority voting, at least on issues of procedure. The Fre nch want a majority vote only when all delegations are willing to have it on a given issue. Peterson described the unaninious voting system as a "consensus," under which a . le objection would equal a veto. All J4 co un tries wou ld have to be present lot d with the "decoys" you blasted. ' -AL , MOTOR RUNNING, TOO contact tile here at the paper a:d I'll tell you hat you can do 44 ' a 0 St Action Jackuri" . . e re fl ce — eldpsedtxfor.hc trial. Italy is punishing possession of narcotics as severely as their sale. Freedom on bail does not exist Will that gentleman - 'y' The United States said HELSINKI (AP) today it would accept unanimous voting on all of 34 issues at the preparatory . countries for a conference on security and cooperation in Europe. Ambassador Val Peterson, head of the U.S. delegation spoke at the secon d working the delegates. A paraphrase of his statement was given to reporters. More drug arrests locally, Reminds me of the story I read of the prominent of French movie actor Pierre Clernenti who has spent 16 nionths in prison in Rome since police arrested hini in a friend's house where drugs were found. Due Feuci' Set makes drag starts frcm Staging Gate grid Two trikes fl battle down hill out to finish gate. Winner gets cP,eckered flag I Meets I n Hel s nk It's a sorry mess to say the l('USt ., IM Q ' ' ' • Ur onicted , Howdy Doody ventriloquist doll—his mouth opens and closes when the string in back of hiS neck is manipulated Movable vinyl head and mouth 30" tall , ' - - (.1 cations she will be the only one of 900 arrested to actually be _ arbie's' Camper features slide-out door and f r ont window that opens. too With table, 2 camp chairs luggage rack and sleeping bag - '' - , f: 98 - - -p:, . Miami during the Republican but, by all mdiConvention racing. passing. and streaking around steep curves on the wide multilane classic racing oval strip Includes 2 cars, track, recharger - . ' i i RQ - . Trooper T. K. Terry i Mcintyre arrest' Kenneth Marshall Clay, 20, and Michael Evans th of Orlando, and charged thn Hillier. I, marijuana a possession of both with possession of narcotic paraphernalia Bond set at $5,00() each. . lie had been serving t me in the Pasco County ng his conviction on breaking and Prison f o ll ow i entering with intent to commit ripe, authorities said, . . - sleeping bags, 2 camp ttooi picnic tabIt barb-que and £ cooking accessorieS pr • V /NAH - Offenses. - , : 1877 arrests came after cars were stopped for trai '. oG4 i er •iOua). Li t Se erino aar B John A. SPOI& .Jla 1099 566 - sa v Baby Beans' is 12" tall. rcdy ?o lots of floppy. ploppy fun just like a bean bag She stays put any old way she set down . • . s 1099 Cuddly. soft Talking - Ui. — 599 - . •,: _-",_. / 3\ W 4 399 Four people were arrested on pos. marijuaoa cha r ges in three separate inctder last night and early this morning. Two of - said Johnson shot Severino as the escapee held a gun to Sanlor(l's head Severino was treated at an ca1a hospital and then taken to hit' I '8SCi) ('otlutty Jail here shortly alter midnight, Marion County deputies said. & iiii' \1I sheriff's offices in ol ed in the tnt ident t eftist'il to oiiihiieitt On the and subsequent capture. However, Fill' troopers said Severino, of Massachusetts, had escaped from the l'asc() County prison camp near Dade City five weeks ago. Thursday night )II was spotted in Zephyrhihls by law officers, but managed to elude them. Troopers e0 said he then apparently drove an auto stolen earlier from the Zeph rhihls Airport to Sinfoi (1 s burnt' 1. soiiw two miles away. Sanford, his wile and children, were gathered i the living room watching television when Severino VQ • , id, iltu uet'flafluUi tIthORi in, troopers salo, bur t 1 accompany him in the family's auto. When the pair left the house, officers said Mrs. Sanford notified police. The chase, often at speeds approaching 100 miles an hour, included several exchanges of shots, troopers said. Charges were expected to be filed against u p (.thY F I - ' it in the Magic No 099 Arrests ___________ ............ I AI Maker has no electricity. ro heat, no light bulbs Just add water to the mixture and Stir, put \. Bring Four Hostage Is Freed track tires, sturdy molded seat, chrome r Drug Charges Escapee Wounded; /4 i" 11hyirai heath, 1aVIq .jrine etairn Gospel d Sing . . �- 2A-The Sanford Herald Is Move By Women Pastor's Corner Zoning Changes 4 They Paid WN . V* _ 0 t~ The Price .. Going Too Far ? k. 11 113 REV. flU:t) 1., NEAL Congregational Christian Church 6. N i. 11, a it 11. ;1,_ 1. t .. Mrs. Spafford, a warmly il," She Idd4Nl, I ('OflditiOfl silver-haired flOt' she cited often good -humored. "Men still need wives to we). SN (j4fl. woman of 77, said worncome them home at the end ! The gers In some aspects of NEW YORK AP W.: lender of Mormon women, en's lib, such as tendencies in it the day. tThildren still need jZ-. whose pioneer forebears threw to blur sexual identity and re- good mother to come to themselves wholeheartedly Into ject distinctive endowments of their little troubles. W'mwn should provide a place of refuge the struggle that early in this women and men. here the husband and children "e' centurs won women the right to the ..We want to vote,siiys the modern extension bility, dignity and femininity f c'an return from a hu.s3. eon. of that movement sometimes women," she said. "There's a fused and complex world." ' She offered this keynote adM. goes too far. danger of some of that being "be con"Anything that gets out of lost. But I think we have too vice to WOITWfl in appetites, wants. ,. control ht'c'ornes 8 hazard, many common-sense women trolird" posses.c Iitemper, whether it's lire, flood or worn- for that to happen." action and viewpoints licRe S. Spafen's lib," sa says, The 450,O(Ki.member body of ford, president of the worldwide church women that Mrs. Spaf- woman should be the livin c'onwomen's ziuxilinry of the ford hits headed for 27 years is conscience of her Church of Jesus Christ of Wit- formally titled the Relief So- temporaries. There should be a ter-day Saints. cieties of the Church. It carries feminine spiritual quality "Rut if properly controlled, on extensive education pre'- nbt'iutwonwn." 1cJ A VII). ncwv elected bishop (ii F lorida (0fl P,IS} It ir ,Jt )E1. Ii these things mean power for us. grams in home-management. ferenc.re of United Methodist Church, spoke to area pastors, laymen and We've reached the point in child-rearing and cultural dewomen's liberation where we velopment, as well as large'local guest dignitaries. Monthiy at a luncheon at Holiday Inn. Left to need to look at ourselves objee- scale service in nursing care B. Rutland, Bishop I1cDn'id, Herald right, DeLand Dist. Supt. Walter tivel and see what we can do and home teaching visits. Church Editor Jane Casselherry and Rer. Ross Denslow of Grace that's reasonable We need a - It has taken a ''1nri pull'' for tii:ist 'r iii c'('i't'fl ionie I. nit ed 1('thocIit who ser'eci ,steadying hand wuiiu'n to gain their just status, 411111A. I Staff Photo ) Asked if it wasn't somewhat Mrs Spulford said, adding that .. paradoxical for the leader of a much of the continued effort for heritage thin took such a vigor- women's rights is good, in_____ ;;~i IIL5 part in the women's suf- eluding the insistence on equal friigc' movement to have ruts- pa for equal w'rk. Are givings about its present-day She said women also should counterpart, the Salt Lake City tuive equal opportunities for top I. I. taard cit the Synod of Eit'rtuins of District uufu'crs I irst Vice President resident said in an interview: positions in government inI Re Kuchirik came top St. Evangelical Lutheran Church, of Slovak Evangelical Lutheran ''An good movement can be- dusti-v and education if they are ()iurcic-lezttitran Church l,ukes train Garfield, N.J. the .snndicuil board of dirercome' distorted. You can uchutie qualified and they're free from i'. Missouri Synod were held where' he' was minister lit Hol3 tars, served as associate editor any privilege and freedom can other responsibilities. ,~Tuestiliv during tit(- S.E.L.C, Trinity IAItheran Church for 18 iif the Lutheran Beacon and the become license. That's not "But the primar% role of nuth magazine', flistrn't Convention ut St lAikes years 1k WitS instuilh'd at St. "The good women is in the home and fam_______ _______ ______________________________ l.ukes Lutheran Church on May ('ourit'r,'' and is currently Lutheran Church in Slicve, St 'I 'H1 a ' Luke's Pastor ,lotiti .1. Kurtiarik 19. 19f8. 1k is a gruithiucte' of c'tinirnuiii of the synod's board ( nnrzirclia St'ntiniir of St. ol missions was clvc'tt'd Se'c'icnit V LL L. V ILI A AM ['astor Kuctuirik is married President for a period (If two Louts. Mo. and huts done' pastor of MIl.l.ER, ne years. Also elected were the graduate work in the fields of to the' former Eleanor Svt'hlic of Wesleyan Church of Pants. sonic have wondered away have Itt's Albert Marcis of Puirnuc, education and sociolog at the' Kuclewnn(1, Ohio, The caine here from Tampa "You arc of your father from the faith and pierced University of Pittsburgh three children and one grand- flit dcvii, and pour will is to their hearts With tflOflJI (Thia'-President: and The uct having moved there in 6J0. lie' tuis served on the- youth dnuc.ttitt'r l.utht'r R.uijus of Norridge, Ill do your father's desires. He pan ps.-I Timothy August from New Alban. S S was a murderer from the be' Ind ; where he served First 68 Money is not required to ' - ' çytnninp, and he has iwthinp Wesleyan Church, A 4 • buy one necessity of the soul. truth, because , to do with the r *. graduate of Baptist en r v David Thoreau, a there is no truth i4 Seminary, ('.ovington, Ky., a American naturalist. W hen he lies, he speaks ac w, ' he' has 1 years experience' in cordznp to his ou'n naure, S4 FRIDAY pastoral nienistry andsers'ed for h is a liar and the Jo. t, I 'I . titer of lies."--John 844 1 fast twice G week. I give five vears its a missionary in I tithes of all I pet. But the the Kentucky mountains. He God offers to ever' mind tax collector, stancLiiip far and his wife, Anita, and even lift up its choice between truth and off, u',uld daughter, Thrnmie Site. are repose. Take which 'ou his eyes to heaven, but beat lit'iiii in the parsonucee' breast, sapt,zç,, "God, be his plcarc.-vou can never have adjacent to the church on SL $ merciful to ncr a sinner."'both.RlpIi Waldo Emer- - 4 it* 41. son, American essayist and Luke Th:12, 13. S 41111 philosopher. iiane C'.uLsselberrv Photo 'Twas a thief said the last word to Christ: Christ took TUESDAY .4icd the Lord said to Paul the kindness and forgave the Potted Robert Browning nice r4ipht in a risimi, "Do theft. Plants 11 lint be afraid, but speak and English poet. yi 'tt not hr szlcnt.''-Acts 16:9. ! • SATURDAY liberty tic "Judpc not, that you icol Give me the know, to think, to betieve', tie judpcd. For with the and to utter freely according yud'tment you pronounce you (k" to conscience, above all oth- will tie yudped. and the "7 er liberties -Julie. Milton, nrc you pine will be the nceasurc you pet."-Mat!hru' English poet . : The following worth are inscribed by Plymouth Rock Monument, Massachusetts: "This monument marks the first burying ground In Plymouth of the &wflfeni o the Mayflower. Here, under the cover of darkness, the fast dwindling company laid their tlNul, leveling the ground above them lest the Indians should learn how man), were the graves. Histors' records no nobler venture Its- fai th and freedom than this Pilgrim band. In weariness and painfulness, In watching often In hunger and cold, they laid the foundation of ii state wherein every man throughout COUntiess ages should have liberty to worship God in his own way May their lofty example Inspire thee to do thy part in perpetuating and spreading the lofty ideals of our republic throughout the world." The pilgrim dream is best expressed in the Mayflower . Cnmr.nct, The' Mayflower compact was the first plan for selfgovernment ever put in force in America. The early framers of the Constitution of the United States of America used the M:ivfiower Compact as a reference in drawing up the constitution which grants to you and I the priceless gifts of life, litx'rtv, and the pursuit of happiness Ih'litvin, tJui we owe- a debt of grittitudi it ttüse fearless pilgrims that loved freedom to the extent that they were willing to suffer as ft's others In historyhas suffered I want to share with you today the wording of the Mayflower Compact. I recommend that you read It for spiritual exercise and I pra y that you may come' to realize that freedom is fragile an'1 "oat t* handled with rare' The original Mayflower Compact has di.c.nppeiirt'd. 'flit' version that I want to share' with you follo's the spelling and punctuation given In the nianu.wrtpt history, of Plymouth Plantation, by William Bradford, second governor of Plymouth colony. "in ye' name of God Amen. We whose' ruirnes are underwritten, the loyall subjecti, of our dread soveraigne Iiwd King James, by ye grace of God, of Great Rritaine, F'ruint', and Ireland king, defender of ye' faith, &c. Ihiving undertaken, for ye' gIant' of C',od, and advzincrnients of ye Chritiuri faith and honour of our king & rnntrii', if vo%'agt' to plant ye first colonies in ye' Northern parts of Virginia, doe by these' presents solemly & mutually In ye of God, and one of another, covenant & combine' ourselves together into a Cit'ill hotly politick; for our better ordering, & preservation & furtherance of ye ends aforesaid; and by venture' hereof to enact, constitute, and frame such Just & t•quall lauwes, ordinances, Acts, consti tutions, & offices, from time tic time, as shall be though most me'ttv & convenient for ye generuill good of ye colonic; unto which we ________ t.'c - . .' ' _____ - Elected ' . THOUGHTS __________ - '- . -I . I j t - ,' ' - M III .u',i - - _______' illi iIuiiir ,I,'t','t,s, ) . - - iie'nts, nnuI thins the afire of (he In(er.'s( fret' loan for the circilnagu' %% as ninth', lit nob-n lii i'ii*'dutu' lilt, project t hi' Davit; ulu.'ric'ul rep; i'ce'uitat Ic-n tic to thin Inc 1 that the litu1I1u1Si'd e'icntrne t far this' lucaui miii ciralnicign did nut ciIlcmulo(c' if p.'rfi'u'uiinrie v hsuniul, hut ti -1 tutu uhlctiuiinii'ul Oil' %% ill, tics' ,iciIatIis;i - %%11%. his, it 'c coin inne'', I 'itv l';ngitiu's'n Aralul Will 11th' (''lii u 11111101 that ttic'e'mihcl uiiake final inn mii"n( of I p . 4~_ ... Commissioned .. ,,b - -- 11ev Pslirtuii'I Brondos wits wcirstii;i se'rvic'e,, arc tWiii' t'(nhiniisSucnt'(l its it niissioruir riinicluc'tt'tl under the' k'aderstiip of th'dicuitecl Slovuk laymen ; to Australia on Tuesday evening, No,. 14. at the conResponding to thus need the' vention of the' SEA,(' which with Mission ltiuircl of the' Lutheran lwlcl at St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod c Church in Slut'tiu. tended a' cccli to the' Ret % 1. Re-v. Hronclos was e'uilted to Michael lirondos '. l eetts- (if tilt- Slovak Rev. Brondos I.,; if native of : Lutherans who emigrated to (zcctioslnviikui and came' to the' United Suites lit the earl) age of :: Australia from Czechoslovakia Vougoslaviut during the anti two years : past ten Years. Presently these S - to are Sliit'nk Immigrants 1irriving in the' Melbourne' area families wt at tin rate' of iiiontti Weekly reading of I .00K" . . _____I 4I 141 . IT a~ . ,.j mras - • 1 ' 1. 2. .':._ ' 'I.) THE FIRST Baptist Church of Geneva conducted a he('Oflht ion e't vice' for their young girls recently. Shown participating are left to right front row, Tommie Hale, Pamela Driskell, Andy Morgan, 1)iana . . Noran, Annie Burke and Sherm . Catichez, Second ro%k,. Rob% n Hilliard. Myra Sizemore, Cindy Morgan, Tina Dunn and Karen Glazier. These girls belong to the c;irls in Action (GAs and are taught by Mrs. Sharon I)riskcli. Liz Mathicux Photo '_ liii I loridzi Yc inter ( hiristicili ' Ashrcini will nite tat Luke \ ccli Baptist sst nililt Euctis lit 4 through The' faculty will consist He's ('levi' Grunt, known as the' hilly (iruihiuni of the' (uiribbt'uiii, and lit, and Mrs William heed ; of The' Christian Medical : Foundation in 'I'anipu a All ('hiristuins un' wt'k'oziii' lit this nit'.'ting and uttivctne't' LI rt.'servuitiecns -t : contacting Mrs. Ediut lluirre'li. hIt 4, hIux 622, Brooksville, 1-'lit 33M2 - Te'lt'ptiuru' t-5'.ti-248iJ Book \Ia rei'itecI ByChurch The' florida Canference of Seventhi-Dity Adventit hits purchased a Winnebago Van for the sole purpose of serving the rounmunity and surrounding areas with good Liooks to read as well mu good music It) listen to. Tile contents of the' nets Bookniotilk will I.M. Bibles, games records, Uipes arid musk 1sheet and sung bookS I At the present Unit' the Bookniohik' is serving four areas each weekend, and will eventuafly be visiting areas front 'thtlIilIli'lcJ',' ii, tl.i 1111111 ',, - , 'J ., - ' ' __ ,, ,,j , . , c.- I s.i. ii I i 1 -i A I - rue e onlert iii t i designed ti ut '.1 lop ii znis'sion ('I)flSt'ieILiStIe'itS . - I! \ efiac't ii involve' the' nien and VIIUIII4 N'hIPlt', its well as the' %tiiIiiCil tit Mission Outreach, -S.-" .1 , Perilitt'iitiiic with: a Churchwith' Missions progrinic in uiic ' 'i ' ) . A ________________ I_. - jfA F U Central Baptist Church will huivi' Mrs tk'uir Parker, First baptist Church, Orlando, to lead in the' Foreign Mission Stiidt , ''I :urlk Mssiu' Field'''' ciii I'UeiL1ci , Lit [),ili. Mrs. Parker visited mission fritfs lit Europe' last summer arid will shots slides as part of the et'enuuig prngruiuui NeighIsirini: e'hiurt'tct's are invited to If- a part ccl tiit study The baptist Vsotz,en's I3 Group will tiieet Tuesdci3 , at the tcuuiw (if Mrs. Jack Owen. 930 ct.ui St. Paul -. in - I •' 0 - 12 9- I I stua.t'(. -': - , 'IIii$' - £i' : -'.:' S , ' -- --- -- .()I' g( (195 ) / ') ' '''.-' t0.1 o 1..k - %, -J-1. I ,WOgE/HousE VALUE for your money than is available anywhere else in the Central Florida area I.U - today! , 2-Bath, Dining Room, Living Room, Family Room, Large Inside Utility Room, and a - 2-Car Garage. From 135,250 to 136,250 KRADLE KARE Home for Handicapped Children, Casselberry, has been chosen as a special project by VFW Auxiliary 8207 of Longwood for the coming year. Members have been devoting time to the home and have taken the children on outings. Auxiliary President Evelyn Hart and her husband Hasley Hart. senior x'ice commander of the post, have further supported the worthy cause by donating two cents on every gallon of gas sold at his Phillips 66 Service Station at 17-92 and SR 434. ( Anti Riley Photo ) )' u the I cicicc:rt'gat liii t'iiiituit't With hc' first £118113 (II lit", il; Ilclpt-t fit for llim.,,_ Genesis 2 (flit' iiivite'd . Included Ut niissionar . I C fl First United lied Methodist It ltiuuii'ti tin' F et'uiri'ehisti' t'uii;ihiusis itt First United Methodist Church uI SaiiIccrd, a Ilitici;, eccior thu '"flicre''s it Ness Wind Blowing'' will In' shown Suriduiv at ID ii .111 in the' fellowship' hull. All Suuitiui School classes art' asked it go to their cluissruoins first lit take' nih [tiilc Cowan is Liii- I.sugi'hisiic Area Chairman fin' the' church turid heads this eiiipliiisis ADMISSIONS P') From '36,900 to 1 38,500 PRIVACY PATIO HOMES. 1)15(11 %ItGE.S Sanford iefft'rii Stanley Shirley Raker 'fliornias Hoffon Willard Maritht-y. Deltona Sanford: Phillip Southern Mattie Mann BIRTHS Helen Rinehart Nioka Darting Larry Wesley John Delagall Mr Airs. Kcnnitti Williams. it baby boy, Sanford Mr &Mrs, Daniel Morris, a oy Sanford babs b, Stage Play Thiutiland Fireplace, Paneling, Wrought Iron, Ceramic Tile Baths, 2-Car Garage with remote controls, Front Courtyard, Entire House and Privacy Garden Wall (4 sides) Stucco o, Judith Pa tr i I; M' In ht' ( John Bauer Merry Johnson Anthony LInt is Mania' Warren Harry Kudell Dawn Renee Kelley Theressa Coleman, Osteen Eloise King, Oviedo . Emily Golden '' , Rehearsal Delores Kiiiibrougti Brazil Iit' arid Mrs ltu'tuird 1k'llinger Mrs Joseph I 'ipi ii India Atm cii \ tnt a c I lirottit r Muirt Vs ht te Lloyd d N liu I I nterlciitti Mission c Mcibrs Stetson Cuitiipus Minister i. lii". .Iuit'k H Sriuitb: --- \i's Mr.&Mrs. Roy Toikson, a batj' girl, Sanford Moxie' Miller, fkharv c,,c nn;n ^ln lUIU I U Crilnrlrir I I 1 4 I . 1 I Ntis. Not. 29 over Concrete Block. From ' 42, 500 to 544,900 In Beautiful Sonora - -DURING NEXT WEEK ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH HESTER AVENUE & OLDCHENEY HWY. Will Have A 'I, ~~ Church \'uu'rt' invited ti hear IJa'. Breese ''You'll Discover Your I*Stin3.'' Nov. 26 through lk'u Services nut Sunday cit 10-54 Lift iitI I ii arid citcdctl ,i' ' :30. The "I'll ,1. ii ',cru-: ,i' jI14 N l(uiiutcs ~' ~, I VW_ 11 Chile ' -I" William Suaroyan's "The i caller; and the Starlight Time of Your Life." Prornenadors. It will run for two weekends, Nov. 30 through Dec. 9. Curtain Nov. 27 time is 8:30 p.m VFVs Post 10108 regular A special performance meeting, 7:30 p. in.. Knights of scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 3 at Columbus Hall, Sanford. I.adies 4 p.m when students and senior will inert at same little for an citizens still receive auxiliary tuit'eting. discounts on tickets, Winner of the drama critic' Circle' Accard and the Pulitzer Nets. 2b lice' O'er Fifty Club Will ricect Prize, "The Time of yt i Life'' has become an American ; All Souls' Annex at 9:30 uric. classic. The setting is a San A 'us'e'rvd dish lunch cc ill in' Frunicist'o waterfront saloon in served after ttie meeting Please bring a covered dish the 1930's. titit or cold sand your own table' Christopher Murray who 'e played tic 'Rain'' and Mark Twain", will play Joe, the Sanford lions Club, noon, leading role. And Stephen i1c'u'.- of SO-ak Smith who played the lead in "Company", Company", will portray ' Harry the Hoofer, the role I created by Gene Kelly in the original Broadway production. "Tuute of Your Life" is the second Annie Itussell "rtteatrt' pe'uducUon of the season. The third production in the Fred Stone Theatre is "You're a Good Man Charlie Brass ru" It is scheduled for Dec. C.-9. For reservations, call &41). 2145. 'Ihe box uffcr Is open (ruin 3 to S p.m - .1 I -.1 10 , __ .1~ ~7____ -:If RON HAMILTON How Does Christian Science Heal? _. .- LEE GERMAN 0 JItI, WEST Philippics pain - - _____ - ,,-- COME TO THIS FREE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE - "The' Spiritual Sasts 01 Health" s Cli.' IcJbie-' It in' given t !iuiarl,s W Farris C 0 5., of ttw Christian Scce'icr board of i.' i'.-Vui' in' Sur,iin', P4t,vrfllbc' if a t , lii.' Lln?,' f',,'tI'it'h,fl'' ,i' ., P''i-,,.--1, t. ."'' &Vw ~_ - " F a nta s yla n d A nrc u a I Tablestcucc and Boutique" at the Sanford Garden Club building, U.S. 37-92, 1-6 p.m. p. '' BILL PENCILLE Bolivia WALTER ROUTH Vietnam Elder Springs Baptist Church Hester Ave. & Old Cheney Highway This Lecture .s Sponsored By First Church of Christ, Scientisi, Dehiona , THE PUBLIC IS INVITED - 1"IT1TlT1TJTItik1"1TJT FJ-fIfif1T1T11?1T1T111J I 'll I"rIfJfJtIt1 rill T1-c--- -- --. .-- - --, WY. 1792 . . developed by Brailey Odhom, . and now Brailey Odham offers Sonora Homebuyers: portunity to have your say -- Wallpaper? Paneling? Change of Paint Colors? Add Tile? Screen a Patio? It's your choice so long as the money is spent to acid value to your borne Don't let this opportunity pass you by Take advantage of it while offered! woieii A word from Brailey Odham: growth of our area that, If you purchase a home in SANORA and should it become ' necessary, for %'I hlAl.Tl Mi tilE Al' fnl)5 1) ' cci,rn tj% city firemen, pros ud.'d the. trivet (tie same requirements His iiuiposed on rualu' , , $ have such confidence in the homes that we build in SANORA and in the Lontillueti -51.1.5 ItS's Si101t I 55I(is any reason, that you leave the Greater Orlando Area (a radius of 40 miles from the center of Orlando) during the first two years of its ownership I will buy back your home for the 10 per cent down payment which you originali made' r1d hair 'rice' kiaril of Fire (,'unimis so'ro'r ruled ttct ccigs ciuld be' scorn on duty if the hairline in'"f .16f )% 1. the shirt cul I,,r - tWOREI SANORA FOR HOMEOWNERS. J. t3raileyOdham Builder Developer OR ) F MORE L'S MORE.,, Basketball Courts. All City Conveniences, Excellent Location. E FURNITURE SALES CASSELBIRRY OFFERS 10 Acre Recreational Park with Jr. Olympic Swimming Pool, Tennis Courts I -' - JOHN CIUNTER Bolivia a new community of homes A $1,000.00 allowance for you to personalize your home in SANORA. Your op Annual ''Fantasylu mcd ialJIt'ShOW and Boutique" at the Sanford Garden Club buiIdinci, U.S. 17-92, 10 am. to 5 p nut ' . . - I)eu'. 1 - ' I- 1 E/, Square dancing at the Sari('ecunt.r) Western Night, Fleet Iea'rse, featuring Pl)ilis arid ford Civic' Center at 8:30 j in. Join John Saunders ,caller) Van Bruce, and the Starlight Promnenadors. WINTER PARK The Rulirns ['layers are currently in Square dancing at the rehearsal for the second Annie Sanford Civic Center at 8:30 Russell production of the year pin. Join John Saunders - Missionary Conference NOV. 26-DEC. 3rd. Faith Ba p t is At Rollins - -- e W S lc' ' ;. au hcc,turc ' uopencitive' attempt ti stutri' tict' (;IMId News of Jesus (hirt with iw'rsous ttirouithi'itit 0. lii, I iii cc ('hut I i 'a Missionary BaptIst St filial Missioticir hciptist Church cut Ninth Street'and Pint' Avenue' will have at Harvest Meditation Sunday u LI ai.ni. with Mrs. Mottle Cherry its guest speaker. The service is spomuiured by Choir Number One, Mrs. All it' Glover president Re's. Robert Doctor , 2-Car Garage. 3-Bedroom, 2-Bath, Dining Room, Living Room, Large Inside Utility Room, ' uire speakers 2-Bath, Dining Room, Living Room, Family Room Large Inside Utility Room and , Mnndui% through Thursthi 'bert n t s will be o nccuui huiriesc Iwo he on uidctrt ssi d bt it niussiecuiar' for H' uiiinutts and an tutu' serv ice at 7 3D p in The' tither churches of the i,N GETS LL.YTHERAN POST The' highest happiness on CHICAGO APi The Rev, earth is in marriage Every man who is hucppil married Dr Walter F Wolbrecht, wide' is a successful man even If IY known Lutheran leader rehe has failed in everything cent I y ousted under conLyon Phelps, servauve' pressures itS assistant e'!se.Ise to the president of the Luth eran mc ro. ur t'ducauir. Church-Missouri Synod, has been named president of th e THURSDAY For : it ( . ine ; moneyis Lutheran School of Theology here, a major institution of an the root of all rz'il,c; u tIc roufj?c this crav ing that oth er branch of Lutheranism, CONVENTIONAL 4-BEDROOM Hospital Notes F LOWE R SHOP 7 (0r?iU? ,I £,t it.'? 31-1 aic? and Harriett Parker ' .luparc c [bitLson and 1lett ('hug antI Mills ,)uiniuic'c, . - • • Calvin inc'iudinc t'ite'hc 'ttult anti \'rnitt Stindur Setioni I)epcirtnit'nt, will I)'.' ttldre'sst'd hs it 1Ioit' or I circ'igic issicigiutr l'lit' -- 'i""''"'' '' One man's weird is no man's word, we should quietIv hear both sides -Johann Got,the. German dramatist. the' roster of Dennis Elliott Eve'r3 service' this Sunday. 5 S . - "essicc'iaticm luive bet'ic -Liv li'issinrutrie's on furlough. k I ''f" -.- ' ' ' Then the Lord God said, "It c lint çmnd that the man ,kc(,til(J i I will make i 1111111111 Mi,cit 'lit's - L 11 Centrol Boptist '------------S--'-- i II rtijr ' •f in 1-1- !i,,,P"r ' CONVENTIONAL 3-BEDROOM ',' - ' Winter PurL. First baptist ( 'Iiurch, is plimiung a first annual Worki Missions Cot,fe'rent'e' for flit' wt'e'kt'ncl following 'rlianksgivuig, Nov. i. through :io The' church i ex- .- ', . ; Christian retreats throughout the' world known its Astiranus Mi outreach of this movement -' .'. :1 I r- 'ib' _ 1111111d - ' i - '5 I' '- c..;..: mr-I C., - •'.' -II I''-' 04 '-- sP'I.'rs ' - p ii- -,__ S - Baptists Emphas ze M ssions , 14" "mt . - ' ' , ' 10 1' y--' ,,, , . ' ' Itt' E Stuink'v Jones, world r v riots iced iii t 551(11111 r c't'uctigc'lisr and author tounth'd ''I - 2' PEP GAL KRADLE RAPE MNDKAPPED CHILDREN. '' ' . -- . - , .Il, .. - -- ,_ ) .'-",,.~., ** :''.. - T. 2 " I 11 -, it". t4I_`p1,, :1"_,1 ~ r ''' . not issionar Is y Christian : Ash rain Sef : Lake Ya le If - - - - - tI , , '' fo; ,io .Juctin Me-(;rnthi. representing the firm told council (lie ul.'s-nlcc;scrs needed the posing if htaIla;'uI Sit eel in order tic !~iiii 744**N11 csnit ,iiti'III ci,irc the luau completion ccl the ;criijs'c I Mayor I ;ssis'm o Swulinril (1111141i )(14,41 thin i,e'gotlaticcns in the s -mitrcis't were not gerninric' lii the' ('its' I 'cumuli nuii'e'tlrig $ -Ii - ' - ' P' tijt'iI Royal Mercury"' Portable... for people on the fly. ' - 0. - ø A motion Mls'swed to approve the pints sabjet't u' approval ny toe CIL3 engn.'s'r, ss liii 11W previous motions (wing cc ithidrawn. ,%ncuttwr request by Warren Williams for annexation of 300 feet of lot 56 lying north of Wagner Road received the approval of council, v ith Freeman being instructed to draft the nec-essar)' documents. Williams also requested and was granted C-I 7anln(: for an area of his t',ini-ern knocc ii x. I'evelccpinent Enterprises. The developer saul plans are to a house located on Sr 434 as a sales office'. Fox qiiiz7l'd Williams upon future plaits by his concern, and Williams said plans are to later request 11.3 zoning to erect apnrtune'nt complexes in the .s 5 -' ' we have' hereunder SL'bscribed our names at Cap Codd ye 11- of November, in ye raigne of our soveraigne' Lord King James of England, France, & Ireland ye' eighteenth, and of Scotland vi' fiftic fourth. Ann I')om. 1620." Yesterday was Thanksgiving Day, but It Is still not too late' to thank God for the heroic pilgrim band and their priceless legacy of liberty. II , ______ ' 00. % , . " Florida Land Company, requested that council approve the plats of the development, cc uiicn. 1w said, is a continuation of the ''Terraces." Engineering, sewage and water had already received the approval of the city engineer. Hall said. However, ('itvAttorney Thomas Freeman reminded council that before the County Cornmission approves it pint, the board requests approval of the u't'unty erc; iricer. hess , Freeman qurued, ''can von determine the legal description unless there is the engineer's art.proval, but said that if he recalled correctly ('it)' Engineer B. C. Conklin had requested that pints not be submitted to him. Freeman reminded council that when such '' - - Officers the major be able to pr-educe the engineer's approval the plot should be approved and again, \tas-or Brown said ''11 is in the back of un mind that Conklin approved the piats. ts 10% liii' s'ctituiatcil cost for lsitIi M.'rAMoNTI: SPRINGS Controversial Ballard Street, long in the talking stage pa ving to relative and orohahis' soon still draina g e probably rt"nehlu-iiitioui as a result cii ('1(3' ('nuini'll authorizing (lt) Attorney S ,J J Davis, Jr. In negotiate a contract with Kenneth Heane for the etrninngs' the street A few weeks ago, an offer was presc' tit eel to 11W city by the (inn of 11iouiiiis 1111(1 Waller to coilstu-tuct the elrn(uinge pr1ionl and hiviti the city $'Ii,IXlO Interestfree In complete the project 11w loan is for a one 'ecit lwrscsl Included in (he drainage project Is IAmgwocnd As-ruin', . ments. The first proposal from the board ssas relative to North Orlando Terraces section right, unit two, which is located between Gee ("reek and the pots-er easenient John Hall, representing " -- U 5- - - ' Us' MUttON vwiiu: matters enuie before the cIty's zoning bent-st there is a check list to be considered. ('ciuncilinan Victor Miller incised for tabling of the Several recomWINTER SPRINGS until council receives a letter (u-em matter meridations were presented to ('it3 Council from ('onklin the city's Planning and Zoning Baord, and a question in action in one proposal precipitated a lbwever, Mayor Granvdle Brown queried that should it he found that Conklin had given 01)from Councilman Herbert Fox that In pros'al, would council take action and give him the future, documents should be kept together as a unit and that each developer should submit, the ,uthori(y to sign the plots. The mayor said he 'sas of the opinion that Conklin had granted prior to development, a master plan. This should be retained by the Zoning Board, Fox said, approval, but a subsequent search of the records commenting that he has suggested this action for 1w Howard Mlaret disclosed nothing in the files to indicate such stas the case and the matter stas two months. All documents relative to planning then tabled and zoning, he said, should be fastened together thus ''keeping a running record of develop-In an about face. Fu-ix cemniented that should 8 GFA)RGE W. CORNEU.. AP Religion Writer ____ OKd 113 MARION IW11IEA - ' contract coming For Ballard Paving At Winter Springs FrIday, Nov. 24, 1972 Friday, Nov 74, 1977 -31\ The Sanford I braid DIRECTIONS TO SANORA IN SANFORD: Located on Sanford Ave., South OPEN DAiLY & SUNDAY of Airport boulevard Telephonic Sanford: 323 4610 SALES OFFICE & MODEL HOMES Orlando: 295.4370 �-I ___ 4A—The Sanford Herald Editorial ____ Nov. Thn Siuiford IIenild 1972 Global View Comment I . Deatti After Mao, Who ' 6 U. S. Technical Worry Britain B 1P __'" I! LONDON — Western Europe defense leaders are increasingly anxious about their countries' inability to keep up with American technological progress. Men like Britain's Defense Minister Lord Carrington are known to be actively seeking to shift Pentagon policy away to some extent from quality to quantity and simplicity in Western military hardware. It is feared that even with much reduced defense appropriations in recent years the U.S. military is still seeking technological breakthroughs whose cost is likely to prohibit Western European involvement. But Carrington is not simply worried by the cnumic implications of new defense weaponry. He believes that growing U.S. reliance on 'the machine rather than the man" may lead to kind of inflexibility that will make it in. I creasingly difficult for the United States to respond quickly to the kind of probing and smallscale aggression which Moscow might initiate if t believed there was a growing technological gap between the United States and its allies in !.urope. kind of l' ic vJ '.kcrT 11j.. i ;trrington and other European defense leaders was underlined during the recent North Atlantic meaty Organization exercise, "Strong Express." The main aim of the exercise was to check out the ability of NATO to swiftly reinforce Norwegian forces in the far north of that counThis involved the use of bath se..aborne ;iphihious forces of th e United States, British ind Dutch marines, as well as the Allied Mobile Force (AMF) which is a multinational air transportable brigade group Norway has long forbidden allied troops to be based on her soil in time of peace. therefore, a quick reaction by NATO to any Soviet threat across the 150-mile-lang common frontier she shares with the Soviet Union would be vital. What's That? The United States has given more than 200 billion dollars a fifth of a trillion — in foreign aid since I44f Some of it has been wise, a bargain, helping buy defense cheaper than any other way. Much of it has been wasted, frittered away, unap. pr('('iated, even some helping the enemies of \merica . Now, the House Appropriations Committee has okaved the handout of 4.2 billion dollars ore in foreign aid for the coming year It's odd to increase what we give to other nations when the budget of our own nation is running about :o billion dollars in the red out - - X hr aniu r1 igrralb 1 E L F P i ON £ f, '.. 3'' ,'e F RENCH AWE A I( P F t. OW F clto' tnci PubI,spvr t P,flIçh" Act ii'' cn r)rp to' & IF r' , ovc'i ANF CID FLA 3.' '1 ' RANK VOL 1(11, iNE JOHN A C src,at,or Asnc .ate F C1io ,P0L 5k RD 'AN P( L 1 Mnsng E di tor GAR -f Spo' ', TAYLOR Fc1t' F ct to' JR EILL. VINCI N7 Staff Phzniuv ,iphi" !A, Mall In Florida i' ,, Act,," t,in Ms' , •,,', f" i.", koom r o $.7 4) Month $76 401 Year 17 men $3740 Postal Regulations provide that all malt subscriptions isaid in advance in s'cond class matter August 22 lQt* at the Post :C of Sonford Florida 3277 '. part of any material, news or advertising of itili edition of c SnIe'ci Herald mat be reproduced In any manner thQjt written permission of the' publisher of The Herald Any individual or firm responslh': for such reprodtsun will be considered as Infringing on Tht Herald's copyright and v,,ll be held liable for damage under the la'.c ',tl,shed daily and Sundays except SaturcllI'ç ''n' Herald is a member of the Assocujiteci Press which is entitled exclusively to thc use for reproduction of all the local news printed in ttt's ncwsp'iper Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mu' sI,'r. Gorcicir 1._il Fern ParkE Estates Goldenrod Eastbrool Marilyn Go" Ell o' 831 6" 1-1 bear Lake Forest City Ann Riley 9939 Car,etwrry Tanglewood Kathy Nubaci', 8387150 Mit' slyn Gordon 8316975 Chutuota Lira Baker 5305 3rd St Chuluota Colored Community Mara )-i*kuns 322.5418 Detiona Derry Enterprise Fannette Edwards 668 6163 Don 't Dwell In Chains White curtains in the wrndrn There Was a respectful si• Sometimes you could keep a H HAl.. IU1VLE Memo. lence when anyone got so an- umhrelht for several years guaranteed the respectability NEW YORK AP noyrd about anything that he without having It stolen, and It of the average home. ries don't dwell in chains The arrive unbidden and re- would .cay. 1 think it's high was an historic event in the time that I put my two cents neighborhood if it house was main unbidden. They arc rarc'1 People wondered about the prisoners of a burdened worth rn" Today he could robbed things - but feared fewer — When the tnc'e of little Miss than they do today. mmd. They are more often the throw $5 worth in and nobody would listen Shirley Temple puckered up in welcome guests of it feeling It took at lot longer to gel a nr' film, the nation (lied too. heart The primrose path was still a what anywhere you were going to You could You cannot program always gladden lane, riot a freeway. e th sur but when you nn woman's heart by iuil remember any more than than it does hondkerThose were the ci.avs did get of a lace there you prise gift seemed in trncss the wind, member' have more fun, chief Memories have it will of their own and select the order of their more now, - ?&.JND prntment. Y ou prohzibl have an enter yo rflulning store of nwrnories u you can Icok hack and .wlf if rernemlier when Life didn't hove so man} sudden and unexpected Nou and then It would go along the sanw h :wn or three days in it row When you didn't quilt' knn wtiit to do in an evening, you ('fluid iuiwitys I(s out to the kitchen and pop sonic co. Tin' neighbors really began to 'tirr when thus sii thi parish priest fuulkn the family doctor Into a A nickel cup of coffee still tasted so good It was worth a \ / /1 \ / _~ "NO11 45: I %.-. ----- ~ ) ) t remove I Lake Mar t Ann Sutrczko.'. 322 87Ci4 Lake Monroe' 3227t,fl Longwood Ann Rlep 631 9959 Winter Springs Nancy Booth 3226735 Osleen Mrs Clarence Snyder 322 48,41 Gene v a Oviedo Slavia Li: Mathicus 349 5705 0'04%. _-.7- Tragedy Victims Cops.y Nw• 1ic. Tunis said his agency thinks the driver should have 'Thort' flexibility" in choosing light output available for a variet of driving conditions. WA.cfHNGmN - American automobiles may Lw lighted up like "Christmas trees" by the mid-1970 If the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has Its way. That's a alight exaggeration, of course, but the federal agency would tizu'v motor vehicles sporting red, white and amber lights, all iii the interest of improved safety b the' 1976 Model yew'. Douglas Tonis. NHTSA administrator, said rieu front, rear and side lighting system would be require under his proposal He asserted that if the changes were carried out Uiey would "contribute materially" to a reduction in traffic accidents, and resulting deaths and injuries 'We think the present high beams are inadequate fur night driving on the interstate svsteni: so we are proposing an almost 100 per cent increase In the maximum allowable hugh-beam phiotornetrics," Tunis said. "This should reduce the tendency of people to overdrive their headhgiits." S t "Therefore, we are proposing that, as an option, his car be available with a thre'c-beam lighting s%'stem which would Incorporate a new middle beam, useful for two-lane rcads, at photometrics slightly below today's high-beam mode, to reduce glare'," he' explained Noting that NHTSA ha.c been criticized for its "conservative approach" to lighting. Toms said. "We are taking Me first step toward the most progressive lighting standard in the world He listed these' possibilities : " New types of lamps: steerable headlamps that illuminate a corner as you turn: miprcivt'd glass shields to protect he&tdiamps and automatic headlamp cleaning systems group itienubers will be subjected because the) ye been through the sairne mill as hi'. 'ears earlier. Who will you find in the diet group' Ms l.rndauer says it could be the doctor who was driven to diet when he had tit hold up an operation while the' scrub nurse searched for it sterile' go'.; a large' enough to cover )iini. Or it could have been the two ex-beauts queens win. graced a Cincinnati class while they reduced their WO) back to beauty contest shape'. Or, says Edith Bernian, once a Diet Workshop member and now director of research and development for the national chain of reducing clubs, it niiigtn be the high school teacher whose classroom was moved fruzii the third to the first floor because he 1 or she) was too heavy to ituike it up the stairs That's the wa's it goes, says Ms. Iindauer take the l'rwliness out of U t.si'.t 'tI''tU' c( suti:J. STM uay r l annea I'''''. I''' hut tituil s io,u,,uitt.'c''q ve'rclorI f hit' shuitulls' '.'.'u'tll,i linsi' tliree'.ji,ul ,e wns'l 'leehuk the' tn'uite'nes' afis'r hs'airini: fur thin t't'luli'ne I' utissuit tin' e It tint,' shame's ,sf IN, e',ic' \1 or kv quid I hi' t hiree.jtielge ;s;tl Ili l uuts'.u'Iuuti'lv iie'floq'' liii' Sulhurt'tui.' I ''sort ruling, rusting tint ,luchls s' I he,i'I,c s;ss's liii :il I'.' ,i,e'uuhissnesl juries tsr juisigi's, tic thu.' e'n'u' tiny Is','' In his oh, jm'hlssui lii Ili cure'hlqnurirv j'fl. . . . *. you or 111 - 1 1 I philosophy Volt ft''r util,'' h' cool, it boils s1utsqtivir, ,,f p slut; it Ii' - -- -- - ___--- ' ' ' teune's Se'nohs' l'rs'qlsiu'vit Mo lii 11111 Ii'', I) 'I alliihuuicct'e', coil I'' Ilsisuighit tts'hs;,tt' situ :u death tHis lilt)' hill s'suuhsl Is' I s,i,s',,Ieteel us outs' do'.' , 1 ' . i'lsliUl'uti 'if iiie'ru),'' 'it' I(t'iitshii ,skt''.c'c 111111, rlhihusuui ''ItIzc'nc imi'1 sit, the sis'uiili ls'rtall ri'vntunius'rnle'ti hill tint uilcss ;ullu's; '. o liirv Is iis's'lsl,' "july ,'uuu;' i 11111"f "ii' I' III sopil;.I i s's ~ . J i1 ' 0 .1 '~ ( MY 'I ' . , Pin Iin. *ny to h **It don. Id.r,i i.rit e nvr,'dt ovid bit',,.tS of pateOvicit gulPs. Pont, Panels or S.'. in ,it,nua,Cbrom. $500 0,0"t Pool to, pfetil II l''flI'I I'IIIIuuIs,I'' III,' 1111 " L 1 .~j 10° — Ito 01 I . $3 ¶0 I lb *ad ;.dd 1.11,4 P.. ,, t~~ Two Cars Stolen, -ime. vk~_Ial One Is Recovered \\ Ill I ___ - __ _. M___ -___--.~ -.-, =~ __ --- -~-!~----~---~~_, is' S170' __ __ - - , Ss'uitht Carolina imain visitini: r.'l,itive's 'l' Osceola Ihiasi, S,inlor,l, had his eat' stolen (twit this' sin'. s'wav last night , acs'sniiiiitt let thus' Sanford I 'sslie'c' I l*'p;urhiuis'nt lIt.' l%fI I 'hirvsle'i, vailmis'd lit '.'.as token from In (toni . of hut' house' '.'. )iile (lit' peispls' '.;s'rs' inside I ),'he'e'ti'.'es are bn vs'stlptiititit' the i'onnerthisn hs't'.'.e's' tilt,theft of this e'nr until i another (resin (ho' sallut' uueigh' . , ______ ________ '1c - - lcDi..J g .. ........ __. -. - .. .. .. Beit - Lad Assigned Co y A North Beach nIghtclub district, SAN FRANCISCO U AP) had broken out in a tavern taking their chances %% till the in the city's tough Tenderloin rest of the guys, district but the 10 men at the -Most of the tnuie, after thit'y' bar became surprisingly cc the initial surprise obedient when the police' saun- the'\ scm to accept the fact I tered through the door. an'i ii police officer,'' Miss Horde said. One o t cops as a laaa. d , ,, , The some wom e n ere among nulls Her 'urtner p'itrolm'mn -- . Passage of a special law by the West German parliament has cleared the way for resolving, in its legal aspects, one of the most heartrending stories of our time. This is the tragedy involving several thousand children who were born with serious physical deformities because during pregnancy their mothers had taken a it.ranquilizer known in Germany as Contergan and in America as Thalidomide After years of delay caused by legal and procedural difficulties, the legislation gives the green light to a special organization, acting as trustee for 100 million deutschc' marks collected from the drug firm and 51 million donated b) the Donn government a total of about 46 5 million to begin the distribution of award payments to Thalidomide victims. The payments will be in the form of pensions, The surviving "Thalidomide Babies" are now between the age's of 10 and 14. American parents of children in that age range can give renewed thanks that the alert. ness of a Food and Drug Administration employe, Dr. Frances Kelsey, prevented a tragedy on the same scale in this c'ountr Frank Shannon, recalled soine out of 300 felliale applicants of the comments her appearance provoked' '.'.ho I1s_sed the department's re gular written, oral tump :1'.sl nit e xaminations hen were firstoffered 0 women 0 en ' - They were talking about 24'car-old Prut k,i k, t'iie the first two women to tx assigned patrol car duty in the cii) Miss Hos'de and Sandra Daly, 29, cruise the streets of the tenderloin, Chinatown and the ' •'' ____________ . 6, I ' ' -- ' / "'_ .1 ' -, / 'p ' I !-i . Itu • sok' .t '. ' , ' 11,11 ~- . ' Tenuupk' Israel, Orlando who _J / i ' ..:., .' __e'L_.....—__.-" ii -, .i -; — 1 — 1 .-." - - - J •1 ' / A, . / 4 *lit tw1: 2nor e U,W) ,,Ig S.I,,*r ,), 901(i f,11ofJ pen nnd ponril $6600 Other Sit; triM $35 Is $75 1st hits' IiristH'r pt'rslI!i Is' hiarulle' his' i all I ..ast ) ear, the stauti' itaiti Sist, tIn' am sts' rn 'l'e'le'phietnis' $1 t liiilliein, Allen sa i l i'hue' cistlultaiiv ns,w luau'; am rate' urui're'a'a- -- --. - Itaulubi Kirchubltjoi,i pk'aiele'd .., despite' ureaiKtte,wnt i morals, the' iin'ss Ui politics, ;xsllution, e-rjiia', drug abuse, ••, that .'.',-... (sir a stmiamlli'r hss4ist for ('s'ntrs'', serv Ii's' (lion for (hit' fsrs'sl',ut se'rvue e' ''If hIts' rat.- inis'rvamse is granteel, this' sarinit's will Is' e'.'e'iu theirs' substantial,'' lit' said. Allen sa id 62 s'iiiploynuieru( uli.s,.' isiisl hsu'i'n e'aniumnueel for lese'sit)le' i'luniinatisn uxnle'r the new s'she.'itm, but a survey slietwi'eI that iiiisst of the outIJk)'('S eteri' iue'e'elt'd ei.sev. hu.'rs' in state gisvs'rniunie'nh and wilt isne job an sUise'rahstr's position in hut' sit I)e'partnuue'nut \eIiuui,iistrattesri . s'.'eiulil Its' e'liinuin'iti'tl iiuutiueeliatcl'. Allen said he' e'xis's'(e'd thus' changeover to raise as Few po ph' kiuis. butt hue' added every thini: slusstilei be' runnming sintx.tttils' in uhasut two it .'t'ks "uis.,suniuing there are no major design prob- iUXO D esk [GmP I i. clos.;t ,ng to vol light. Color bolonc.d light is produced b a soft, warm incond.;c.nP bulb (óOhw:ttn, ';: tion irottrit circular bulb, h1.a''f s..'ghu.d base, 1st do's ' - S . $5 000 '°" 1 IQ Others truss $1,5 ' , *111 likV - I . stilts it siuiltl llwil het'onie' a I're sb'.te ri mit If s it Ii \h thiiuiist st'eileI a good become Me'tlu(dist, If each it''.'.' issiulil lx'csiuuie a gissil ,h''.t, If euc'hi ('imtlntlie.' would be,'e'sinuti' a good Catholic, If t'ae'li Mniiatiittue'daitu s'.'ettilel bet'oiaie am good Molaitiu,seelain, see' would never have another war, fill unit' woulii want, all would be Iuairiniesniv tesinits for Thoughtful . . iI t iiew 1 0 "t1l Ri%A ~ i its, '(sd never ek'st'rtcsl itt' deserts d limit ste the losini' remarks (of ltah,lii Kire'hbiuutn,i, gait' a thoughutful 'I'tianuksgivinig nuiessage (ii all nuenitx'rs of the Sanford Kwanuis aut their Wednesday noon luncheon imiceting Ual)bi K irchbloom was introduced by K IWar1an Ashby Jones, t'Iiauiriiiaun of the Suilin.srt of ('hun - hit's ('ottu- - - J' a , . rte ' . ' God Never Dese Rabbi Tells Kiwanians '. — - $3300 lll,,It . road it lien another car came till 'l'hie nui tubers airs' 1)01 ng behind unit began flashing its e'luainge'cl as Suutln'siste'rii 'l'filephonic' ('o installs am ( entre'x bright lights on and off. Shut' reportedly pulled off hit s'sheiui tier state' gssve'rtunnent, tIn' cii the' road aiiiei the' titan e'II liii tiLi (jog it ,iuiiube'r of separate' switulitataireis atuel fsurt'e'et tier out of the car and allis'.'.' ing state ('itiplstyoS , tit lOts) his stnall pickup truck, 1k make calls 's'. ithmtsut gesing hlK'!i alls'e'.'illv unset' hun' to wesesled area and assaulted her, hlureuuiglu a swutrislsi;rd. All that tinite, (lie' wisnii;inu's titu' I)stti',lel sear-old daughter was left In iiuuiiuie'atistns director, said, ''It the car. will make (str uiiort' c,'tficie'uut K idnapping charges Lire' .serviue and save the' state' twnutlirutt against ti'.ss uteri after t''tisnaite'eI $''mt ø they forced am Sanford t'.iunmuin to e'tsLs (lie first 'sear go (C) hiiuokolt'e against her will. 'Flue service is ill also presviele' \l'irs' 1.4e' \liller, 'n l6Ot a State of Florida iitiiut r West I"mlth Street, Sanford, work '.chi'li people van call for itt offered a ride bonus' [coin he two imien carried her to fssrtni;mtuon and then be' switched and t ' - // i ' . 'I'Al .1 Al i.'\SSEE, l-i;u. i Al' ht of et'es;uit' are I'ltint' tic dial wrung nuitils'rs on [)I,(, , Ii. 'Iliad's tue slay time stats' is i'lmanging the ,umiiiils'rs etri all 5,. mwo te'k'uhisim's in tIn' ('u;uItssI in gold lii. 'I Tallahassee Capitol To Change i , tx- train ng sniper firing," said police- S11 '"r. har last uuight Ms,,e'lk' ('mirtis, hi, '.'.;,s slush aiiel miiauuai'eii Ill italk it) this Satilisrel I.ir, I )t'Isairt,mie,ih '.'. ius'r,' firoiii.'nu i,uileil an :i,tuluuul;utic.' . woman 1lovdt', ''I can harells' itailt.'' One problem facing lads' oftirers is acceptance hs' tiiale itflicers When fellow paitroltuuan The ts'.ts were selected for Frank Shannon itondered how duty, but f the experiment SLit" Miss Ilovde would react when ceeds, Miss Horde says San 'sotnt'thing rough comes F rancu,sco soon may has-c more — ng,'' the iamelc replied: lady cops assigned to patrol ''I '.'.iunt,l'r about that too d uty. , but I think I can tuiitiille it, ''If we blow it, then we are Wouldn'tt you wonder the same' thing ill store' a man - and 8 blcust ing it not just for ourselves rookie but for policewonien st ho will be ''She don't look mean enough to be a cop,'' growled one of the men. "Hell, she don't look old enough to be a cop,'' said another. l'sslics' are also hisikitig tier a iii.siu itt % olv,'el its a lussss(ltip' lit a Sastufsirti As's'iuiis' . . ,,nqlø Pan nv Pinri çs,. .l.,, Sanford l',s, I ,ine'siln Co n tinental taket front his drivi".'.;mv. 'hut' car was hired in years he' ('01110 , , rt'e'ovi're'd ciii Iroquois Ave'nmie am They'll he,' assigneet to routine few iiuiruut.'s later by I )t'puity office deities, lieu this' strect,s,'' \l'ithie".s Ste'.'. art said Miss Daly. who has taikt'ti Sanford Psslice detectives are into custody an unruly juvenile still invs'stigamti,ig tin' rain' of and Investigated all armed rot)- 21 .vt'a r -''lii Sanford '.'. stun ii her) early We'sltit'silav iuiortitiug in Li 11k'y still have to tinth'rget it ssoth' area oft Airport further intensive training. "It'll ltiuule'.'arel in Sanford. . P y \%tlnlhl, Sanforl'i. reported Des k cai!), e ts liiuuk'ds's' iu,'ts'a,l 114-t 1.1 W illious I '.'ksiss iii is vs'stigat,ng, '.'.ihil i'hiairgu's Is'tol iuu)l thus' cssiiipls't tisti sit hi-, iii s'.'siga,t, , . 0. 41S;Z -1 - sl:1,l'-l)l:l'l;Nsl: e'I.1S'e's lot. '. eimll'1l lit' iit'ld •it the Simit end ('isle ('enter stmsored by (he Sant curd flee.'rea (ion I )eiia,'( ment The (otim' wee k course will begin Nov. 27, with classes from 7 ,tIW9 p. Ill, l(Iay and \ednesdav Fred Kel 1eV Jr., noted Sanford Rai'a he ex 'i't is shown demonstrating ing for \Vanda Steffens of the Sanford Ut'i'eat 1011 Department . Women, or girls 14 and older, may I'egistei' at the Hecreat iOn Department. There is a $4 fee which covers the ent ire' 91 ( '[)O S S Msterpieces of Style and Color i _____ 4\. .,wi~__,~' - -, MR. COFFEE Automatic Home Coffee Brewer .. - _4~~_ %Mli, . Or.! 155 rflin,J15 from cold tap .a'.r ''i ci :.. n Nothing but rich cotf., flavor comes Diposobi o flir trap; hard 'o.l.cir, .,I minPi. Wont; Pai(• a; lent us any os(.r •j $3999 I jif: i " -,-..,. ~ . ., ).. . .. Is Kirchhowin lm)inted (jilt. Return Ill God and obey his law. II. emphasized the fuut that Jests n'ur seek e'e)ruvs'rts but rt'Sjk't'( e.'a(ii man's re'ligissiu 1k hinued, eat hi I'rs'shytt'riaini MISS ANNE WIDENER. fourth grade teacher at Geneva Ekmemiai'y School, has been teaching her students about Hawaii and its products. Students pictured are trying fresh cocoanut. Left to right are ('i.ssv Pemberton, Gina Kinna ird, Lori Belfiower and Tom Ellis, The' experts vonvede that the' lone' (Iit'tt!t, adrift in it sea of calories, usually finds it inipossthle not to be swamped b) desire 'fhere's no one around to understand: no one to e'ninprehend: no one to core, for what is niort' of ii bore than the cther i:uy's (Pr i:al'r' Story of her fatts tissue'' So loneliness can be the dieter's undoing. The' lung, lung time of going without the cumf or4 of calory-ridden foods and without the comfort of sympathetic understanding simply drains away the desire to succeed. This Is where and why the diet clubs art' moving in. Loneliness stops act the registration desk, for it is here' the dieter finds that the people who will lead his or her class-the instructors or their iss,stants-have been fatties, too, in ttit'n day. So the') have syxtupaithy, eiiiputby, understanding, and they know precisely the temptations and .',nlco'' if, ''hu'h %('Uh' 't sntroi i-i - As with an new proposed standard, the public is invited to comment The' deadline for presenting views to the traffic safety administration is April 18, 1973, Fatsos Find Fate A Fickle Friend The loneliness of the early menning jogger is nothing compared to the' agony of solitude suffered b) the' tie' Li 'r 1'ii fiitts finds the' world is pe'uple'i with hostile friends who devour c-ream puffs, hateful spouses '.ti(- pile up rmtstwd potatoes and MCI children who crunch candy around the cluck. Yet failure usually awaits the average dieter who tries every fad. ever crash weight reduction program alone. This, claim the nutrition experts. Is wit) more and more Americansin the' ziiillwns-.are turning to esrgantrutions like the Diet Workshop. mc',, founded b l;,uis L lJndauer utter her own adventurer' in dieting c'onvinred her there must he a hettt'r vii% ti take' it off 4" ' . The Lonely Dieter ('uple') %ei*s Service s miuiusta,n't'c,'' said ,\sst. Atty' I iu ltutvuiinn't Markv, the' 111811 ;'.huss hii tts'tis'si three' separate iiinuiItee druifi IdlIM (or ,: III!' iii ju.'t'iai s('MsuslIl I .s'gichttuut'i' that lwghtis next l'tmes.ta'.', )li'uii' uutusi Senate' .'ssimi ittittet's t)re';ut'i'ul 1)1115 '.'.hi.'li would ;mliss'.'. a jury to .bo'Isls' suuuk i:iiilt sir muinio'ens'e' Iii first ,ls'grs'e tinirek',' ios'' Death r Does Gun Control Control? I3 I... EDGAR PRI.NA Copley News Service' , ''Nit fly.' jucths ec e'pre.ceei . American Automobiles To Be 'Lit' '' ;se'ree'inent no iiit\ cot of .'hr- ils . DON OAKLEY What tzt;pcning in the Philippines, where President Marcus has declared martial law and imposed censorship and where the army has vowed to take away the guns owned b) a gun-happy population, is only history's latest proof that the best way to throttle a free press is to disarm the citizenry. So claims a letter writer to Editor & Publisher magazine, who Predicts that liberals in this country will go "right on yowing for strict gun controls, completely ignoring this rare opportunity to absorb history and unlearn sociological nonsense." We'll perhaps so Then again, if a high rate of private gun ownership and an absence of controls are supposedly dete'rmunants of a country's immunity to tyranny, the current travail of the Philippines would seem to supply not a lesson but a quandary. For if all those guns in the hands of all those Filipinos couldn't prevent the establishment of a dictatorship, or quasi-dictatorship, what could' i'.,tuulil Is' itiaioi.iti, y fi'i' I" liis'ilit:it,'il tiutiishs't aiol slayings resulting tutu, t ape's, rob. Is'rit's, kitluia1ouigs, lturglarie'.c "1' litSilil hid he's VlIilolii Ii I )usuigluis, fl'rsn It Wliltv anti Potter or Sts'wuu't ;% fill s'fed with hit' IlialisrIt) soul (hu'' dhi,i'h Ilk.' hut' c'ctotii teluis Ii allowed a jtit' sIi'n', ''thu ho grnuithtt Ills',, % '.IIIt k'. 'uld Ittit .hiichhi't' Iluirlatu ltlaek. hum,, %% Ili) vott'ei his uphold the death ls'n;ult', soul Its' didn't nppruvs' ,if ti,tinsintuurv death 'colonies, such soy 11111 h'i',hclahisin hi' wunisi ovinlon . Mid- 1 9 70s B.% 1'R%'k MP,('OMlIER ' 10 Aid, Finally, for "~ , ... - 1i 4 I ..Aas, Y The I)uring the Prohibition Era, ptiysiriars wrote inure pres'iption.'. for good wtusk than for bad pills. Evervboth feared the worst was yet Li conic when the price of bread or milk at the corner L'roc'ery store went up a penny. A w -. first thing you sa wtien.tht' nsu'Vit' STh'fl lit UP was it message asking the ladies in the audience to please their hats I spres.smri years you not only gust tit see two films for the' price itt one' on SOfll(' nights tilte zlulnngvmt!nt gave on a free piece' of chinaware, too. '~ 14111101- One Man's Opinion 1'1I vINS Same As Home Delivery Dher Mail 1210 Month 6Month' tIe. 21' Memories ', r C i'A' Offbeat Ruminations By ,I By Desmond Wet tern, Copley News Service Penally Law I-ia. i Al' I lAl I l'gicIatnr atisi legal scholars iiitedi iva'i't iit'xI '.'.eek ill ti'ittpt to ;lc':' hstgeth'. t' a bill that '.ill rt'Itistate a denth i''°oitv In'.; that call stand lip to A s'nshituihisnial test. When the I S Suprctiir 1 'mitt litinti liii' skatli is'ualt% tnaisui'.huhuhissutaI by a 5.4 s'stte Inst ,ltip', Ii iii lii.' tutu' justices ,olhillittI'll uu separate' wrhhh.'n R.%V CROMIEI' There is considet able concern at higher levels of the administration that the new relationship with China could go sour in the years just ahead Things are going well now. No great developments are of disIn the works-ncithing sensatlofla . on the order armament, trade, investment and credit deals, such as have been made with the Soviets. Nothing is expected in the foreseeable future. But relations in general are moving along smoothly. Our contacts with Peking seem quite well based and irn likely to go had. The problem is that our relationships depend on the group in power in China now. That group may not, iast long. For one thing. the purges have been so thorough there are but a handful of rs'.erful men at the top All d ol Some are sick y. are very Even more importantly. there are signs of a deep power struggle The reports are frequent and convincing. What worries the administration is simple. They do not know who the men are who would succeed MaciTse tung and Chou En-lal. They don't know what theirpolicies would be or their objectives, whether they woul favor rapproachment with the United States or a resumption of the cold war. It is known that there are powerful forces within the Communist parts' in China who urge breaking off contact with the United States, It is known there are others who strongly favor the contacts with Washington. But infor rnation is so scanty on the second and third levels of Chinese leadership, how much power and how much of a Ilnwing the younger leaders have, that \Vashington ha'I '.'. lisa Ma no inkling whaii''c'r as to how the dice ill and Chou no longer rule. ow Evidence suggests a balance of power in China is nowimposso even and a struggle so intense that it has been , sible for Mao and Chou to fill major vacancies at the highest polic) and administrative levels of government. The infighting that preceded the death of Lin Piao continues unabated. There is a question of how, mitch control the central government exerts outside the major cities and the central core areas. There are reports which suggest that leaders in some major provinces run their domains with little concern for orders from Peking. Mao is sick and there is seriousquestion as to how much he enters into the day-to-day at airs of state. Chou is undoubtedly the man on top today in the central gos'ernment In essence, it is believed, he rules in Mao's name, making Chou No. 2 in theory and No. I in practice. In recent Chinese tiistors'. the man openly in line after Mao has inevitably gone down to oblivion tinder the concerted attacks of rivals who might differ on everything else-hut not in their common desire to bring down the chosen successor. Of late, both Liu Shao-chi and Lin Piao have been deposed. It is uncertain how long Chew can last tinder the pres sure despite the success he has had over the years in placing his followers in seats of influence and in disposing of his enemies. "This kind of exercise often calls for a hell of a )ol. of tact when you're landing in a friendly country. There are plenty ni people around already itching to snipe at NATO without making the guys you're working with feel that you've come along to rui their show for them On the credit side, the exercise did show that the British and Dutch amphibious forces could cruise offshore in the face of severe air attacks for a good deal longer than the 48 hours they were required to do so under the exercise plans. Provided there are no further cuts by these nations in their defense expenditure the chances of their being able to "hold the ring" on NATO's northern flank until reinforcements could arrive from the continental United Slates look good. ,,j,' (tAR,, SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSc Week $14 20Months Home Delivery F Cong)?' JANE [A'.[ I FE RIQ" C )tIn'v F ci to, So se'i ' WINO . t Part of the exercise called for a new tactic of a "deterrent" landing in which the three-nation rnisrine force landed and withdrew again a few hours later in hopes of deterring a would-be aggressor. The use of amphibious forces cruising offshore in a time of tension would not ruffle Norwegian sensitivity about foreign forces on her soil and at the same time would not give the Kremlin an excuse for an aggressive act on the grounds that NATO forces were threatening her frontiers. The landing was the U.S. Marines' first in Norway. certainly since World War 11, but some of the European commanders complained that most of the Marines' more senior officers seemed guided by their combat experience in Vietnam. As one senior officer commented: I I is Is U.S. Problem Gains I. -I I Friday, Nov., 24, 19'? SA . 1,i'i M;ithic'ii I'lustiu I If . . 1 Continued From Page ii conuniission of a Felon)'; Frank Dickerson, charged with check, '.'or thless Wilniva t Iiickerson, worthless check; William Lycans Jr., grand larceny and Randall Queen, .___,_ s.._,_ __,. rnu larceny eny. Criminal trials will also hi' in Process simultaneously next before week in courtroom Circuit Judge Clarence Johnson Jr. Prosecuting for the state will be Assistant State Attorne) ewrnan Brock. Defendants listed oil tile docket for this court include the' following: Donald Armstrong, charged with breaking and entering and with intent to commit a felon)' arid grand Watson, larceny; I.4'ste: A 9 nj 41 - . ____ _____ F *7--- L" Drug Trials Set Monday q . u Puar'4'u1 it ith a ti's o count in. formation of possession of a barbiturate and possession of a narcotic drug; Rebecca Robinson, charged with pS'*S5Ofl of a barbiturate and OS'.CSSII5fl of as narcotic drug: — --- r' Gar) It is It, s 'has r,:i'tI it i Ui breaking and entering with intent to &'oiniiuiit iu felony ant i grand larceny in three separate causes and Fildie 1)iainuond Jr charged wit i uttering a forgery. - . . . ':,-•-. 'I - DISCOVER Armchair Shopping 'w Samsonite Classic II Attaches for Gifted Execs C ,,,, Ii Ss.'.s"a' Is she h't, $ 293 0 ISO-on CI,i,. Ii C,'ii,ws,, 3, 0.4h $ 32' I.. P. u.,.i..' bss'a.,s..n ' - I 1~_ GIFT GUIDE .. .. .. 'ii "JUST THE THING" GIFT SUGGESTION In Todays Ctossified Section 11wil'"Ostimem mmwftm i qw o;~4e ."6*07& (..,,ec ii O'pi,"aS • ¶ .1. I'. snise ts. is' 5 6 ss ,, s3500 U*4i5 5'4i" 5'3"S - . , 1. cageorge stuart iii ' .%I hiu;i!'i',tiN .'It 11511 .'ui'i,t It A s4J1 �.._.. —7.-.. -- - -- -_-: - -. - 6A ---The Sanford Herald -- - - - - --- - - — = - --- -_ -- •-- - - - ----- — --- -- -- - - Friday, - Nov. -. -. - --- - --- .-. --- - - - -— -_- --- --------- - --- oun - f.7-0000_- - -I ____________ _______ _ — - ______ — -- . 1A - - -- ___ -', ____ It / ________ _______________________ ______________ ___________ __________ ________________ ___________ Is I -' -- L. - . ________ - - Ben Butler, City Commissioner Goon Meyer, Guy Thornton presenting keys , Sheriff John Polk and County Commissioner Sidney \'ihlen MARK II station wagons were donated b Economy Motors Toyota to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department and Sanford Jr. Police Department Left to right, Police Chief Legal Notice Legal Notice 'r' 'e IN 'r t'.t5On Of th pc.p-' .n aø iudQe'. the Cr __________ wIIf. ?P*t.m,.tPwh,ch enp tfl'mt upon wh.h you will reuiteØ to urrpna'r t PIt?*On,r CBA TPI( Legal Notice COUNTY JUDGE S October, 197 II! Arthur Becs-tn , jr Clerk of the Circuit Cowl PROBATE NO U41 In re Estate A MAY ,'. £ 'p,' t.. a s p r ..i !.'A'. i?h nionthl'. or annual payments o kir seiee as required b) the Count'. ' "The school board and have an agreement wherein '. Ill placeincscro'.'. $10,000and tI-u." .'i n - f('(' - h1 (''i I' - Ill'!) '.'.'. u and the other enti( willm Keeth said, "the reason Kno'.hs suid that ('BA i.ul we appears that '.'.e are not haven't an opportunity to join the cit> receptive is because we utilities systeni two years ago, ,up pr - .' hr I 'o he' n thu i-ut t APPLICATION NOTICE _______________ '- - n. CcurO'.. :a -.'embcr ;t '. NOTICE "F RE BY CovE N th at pur%uW'.' ': Sttr, I of Chapter 1I?96 Lawe ' River Counc Unit NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS a'e '-ueret c-.- a' tar'- c' no',f,eø aria ra- tr pecnt Any ci.,,' aria dartdt whcn you, or MURPhY ACT. ?PI, ,oiuor ae-bi lane n S.minol, Coo"!, Florida. II be Offr'red to' tale i' Public i*1. CASt' bid i.uDiPct to the r.çIo : o.,.tcr'.- ' '-"'' " Subject of Meeting DEJ 22 Clf-fr, Of Clemallia MUM tw in wr iting for AAODERNiZATiON PROGRAM., LOW RENT P4QUS1P4C,. PROJECT vcid according to Ia Such creditor Of any of the above individual i.rIpOflC).nt$ c 'Inc unknown Psrs. dCviteet. Iatees and gr.ntpes Of the above nimpd •ndiwi.aI Respondente who "it ( acid 0 The ur*flOe *tsigfn, Wt ei%or% in interest, trustees or an other Parlors :la-rn.ng tip. through Bu.Idirc SuiteAX P0 D"awr 93$ Sa nford, F IOn'dIi Copes of the OOC"pn'% rra, t'f W against any area O Of erie abcvt obtained bi, d,pc.sf.r'ig DC named Respondents am'a against all with the Arch !t-ct ICi' eACh set I persons And parties claum.ng 0' documents soobtained Such aelErtie turing Any in,erett or clam as .iill be rrturuoed to each per son who r'*nens, mortgagees, ,udgmrnt returns t he plans. w.cf stations and '-tors or t'rsOldi'c5 0 upon a' a;ain'.t the parcel CO land described t*lo in Seminole County, Florida SEMINOLE COUNTY. a poli'ical tDdivitiOfl 01 the State of Florida, h filed a petition in e"u,fleflt 3-rna.npro(et'dings AgaInst yDvirud Other documents r. goc condition within 10 days alter bid oe"" A certified check or bank draft. pvible to thC u-lOoting AijtPiiXlfy o the City Of Sanford. Flor ida, U Gvpfnmpnt onas or a satistacto', b.d bond e.eruted b, ChC bidders 1. end Acceptable sureties ir. an A'nDvflt IIQUIiI to S per Cent o4 the bid ____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL COIN CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 72 143$ In re The Marrig. RAYMOND THOMAS . ER MILL OP. ,tF Pett.On,r and p, V L L S E A N F P MILLION Psponcrnt NOTICE OF SUIT TO Phyllis Jean 'rm.II,on 3909 F 96"- S'rei't CICi,eana 0' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action $C' Dissolution of alI'd fl Se.--u -nr Ic Cour' v. Ire suc cess'ut bidder will be and you are ?POuTP0 to serve a coo,ioc,da rpou.rf'd t tjrn.Pt and pay for (7$ your written ce'ernes , if Any I.) The South 715 I fret of 10111 lying satisfactory performance and P.e'nrw-tri M Beane o STEPHEN ,%est of Sanforø Oviedo Road in pi,mpnt bond a' bonds SON A BE&PfE , Post Office Drabs.'"umafl's AdditiOfl to Eureka 41tntn s called to the One Casselbcrrt, Florida. 3flD r'ammocfl,, Pla Boos. . pipe 53. of p'ositiorn for eQual emplOyment Attorne,-s t o, the Prtif.oner. and fi -t Public RtKvos of Stmthoit opportLinily. and P#vment 01 not less the ortq,nal .v-lri ,ht Clwk of I" (oon?V, a'so 0, 46 cit Sp'ng tr,eri the minimum salaries atoe- s'yIe-d Court on or befDre and the SOUIP 3I5 lee' v.agct as set forth in the December 17th, 1912 otrier*-se a a Lot 47 of Spring t1smnock Plot Spec itcatiores mul' be Paso On thiS be entered igainst 7 pages 2. 3. 4 and S 01 th P'OIr ",b c Rec ores cif Seminole County Autho' ity of the City The a'id also that portion of Government of Smnf or d. Florida reserves the ' 3 SeCtiOn7l. 7o*vnt'e.pZO South. right to re'ct ant or all bat or to 30 East Semunole County, I orida. iocated West of State Road 419, said parcel containing 33305 a'et more or lest YClJ and till(" Of vow art COM "- ended to file written defense's to "-c PetItiOn in the offi ce f the Clerk a thp Circuit Court in and for Seminole Count,. Fla'ida. in the C fy of Sanford, Se'ninoi, County, 'o'ida. on or befor e the ati day 04 wArp Afly informalities in trif bidding Plc bid shall e withdrawn for a Period iii 30 days %ubScQuPOf to the opening of via% wthout ,he conwrit of tP, Housing Authority 0 the City of Sanfo'd, Florida A ore bid conlecpncp for all in tenested contractors will be hId •' io a ret - December 5th. 1972 at the Adrmiinittrat on Building Castle T'PceiT%ber. 1917. the same being not est t han 71 dirs not rho', titan Brewer Court to dscisst fedea1 P.in.ng practice and re-rement ft.' layS from the date of this nofict, and 10* rent u-Iou-sing programs " SC"wI' your w'fIt'en defenses upon '- Court', A"c.,nt', of Spmorrue 7 t.ufl?y on or before that date, witch }rtenIe'% shall ShOw what rigrif. title ' interest, you, or any of you have clam in and to the above or default my be entered -,a.mis' ,L Vos.i are notil.ec that Petitioner v% 11 41PP I V I 0 the Caurl for an Or a" Taking c's the 30th day of Dec enoer. 1977. at9 00 a rn , before the Sa SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS haticir of Public sol-ce it hrerl:7, 9%,V.n 1118, ,he board of Count, Commossioriers, sitting as ,he Utility Board will on in water and sewer ser,-c, rat es in 'pci properly before the Court that areas certified to be Served by mosif bed.4ermined before tht entry Oers!rert lnvet'me.nf Company an Ordse of Taking. including tIre t urisduC?ion a' the Court. Pu-C DEJ 56 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice 01 Public Hearing Agricul'urr t P IA RI'5,dpr.tibl On the' foIIow,ng J,'tcrib,C prapertp The SE 'a 04 IPte NE and the I ., of the SW , of the NE .and the N All parties may appear before an applcatioii ror'.terning changes Of Board of County Commisss*nrf's of the NE '.of the SE 'a, and the' PIt.' 'a 17$ Pt SE '. including thet Corporation 1Iri0A Power easement. all lying in Sac 26 21 30, Se'vi'icilc County, Fla, containing acres n,o'e or f55 Further detcribe'd as the SW Quadrant of intersection f Dike ared Dodd Roads flSS It fronting On Dodd Rd. 1795 ft fr onting on D'e Rd TltitpijbiiC hearing will be held the County Commission Chambers at ttit Court Houie, Sanford, Florida, oft Decen-ibr 19, 1977, at 00 P M. or as soon thereafter as possible Board of County C ommSoneri f , cer',cy of ?tte pleadIngs. wPiether SemInole County, Florida P,tit,Orwr I5properlf exerts-np iI5 cii'lp(.,if-d athDrity 'no the amount CPierrrian to ba OePOS1e0 for each CO eu-iC ATTEST Seminole COonty, Florida By 0-rep Drurnmnnd. Chairman Attest parcels f property 'The Court *11 Arthur H Beck*ith, Jr Arthur P4 BecPwth, Jr er'!se tutu-i Order at t 7r,tcth P.o. 71 5, Dec 1.6 I) 1977 dec"tT"oi.e'b"d •,p,,r.-'l''..-', 7 'ii make and - - - - - - ti re; Board of AdIUSmerIt n-I! CDnduC PubiS' P4-.r'-ber 71. 1Q77 . -- tf Give her the fjjonabIy feminine new Lady Sheaffer" , t,1,oO t'y 'hc'tc d 'e' te i'o thcr r1ur in fre - '.-'ut tkreY to * ..'!tl'. .t'rbrJ tti'iiIu 1' iWt' nrp" •fl1tOl A-ul rs-4"ij 14k' iit , I 4 34 5' W 683 'henCe run P. r -- OF ADJUSTMENT '.c"ce IS beret', pier that the boa-cl t" Ad u'-'"i' A ii caid,ct • a Special Exception in an P )AAA Residential Zone to Perm,, It'r construction f a church auditor'." OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY •i • William McCoy Realty - Mlcrhi and I'fido1 - SALT 49C 5 61 " It $3 Steaks 2) 1-U 9C FRYER PARTS / - " QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED SAVE 'lOc 47c Breast Quarters 0'- 43c Leg Quarters b 39c Split Broilers CAGLE'S PRIDE FRESH GEORGIA %6,100. $849 Steaks - - d. ~*. ..67c 65c 68c h (i/( flAC,(24 .tLI8IJQ'f -' IL QUAKER STATE BONELESS ROILED RADE A, WHOLE ,, Pork Roast 68c U.S D.A CHOICE I1 I 11 IZ'4 - Chuck Roast b68 FREEZER BUY I ChIquita USDA CHOICE WESTERN ER BLEND 49 -4 _0 -. .1 . j lb 1 \ -I . I Date & T Bone Porterhouse Sirloin Chopped Sirloin . — -f DELICIOUS Your Favorite Steaks 4- A BANANA LOAF I" _. ,% W- l6oi 69c - .. - CUT AND WRAPPED ERIE 49c Garlic Bread SCHOOLHOUSE _,a_ -a Cut-Ups lb No Loaf 69c BUTTERED Mini Cookies 248c_ 11 A A 'L- 'cc SAVE 20c CHOCH FULL OF NUTS lb Core BANANAS Coffee ________ _______ lb 9 c P 322 8661 .1IulIuI.wn. FLORIDA PINK OR WHITE U.S.D.A. CHOICE 5 834-0331 #;.- US. NO. 1 Potatoes ______ - ___ 11 I 0 lb b.,,69c 8- ) -, On Colgate,cil and Nytol , PLUS 15c SAVE IOL WEIGHT WATCHERS .a.111111-0-A — I .-I 1~ SUPPERS FOR ALL SEASONS! _ lb. lb All F1',oi, 6 12 ci,16 Drinks SAVE 27. IUOULAR BARS Mushrooms SAVE lOc, RICH SAVE 4 Carr,anq $24 95 Value Coffee Rich 1 3a 50 99c SAVE 20 AIR fRESHENERS Glade '11139 SAVE 2i WALL WASHER -- JOt lOt i( 5995 Value Qt '6,99 i. , -'- .- Washington State t CAN OPENER — - flair SI? 95 Value 29 FRESH FAIR WAY PLAZA DRUGS Mullet - 2 9 c — — — — — — — — — a — — — — a — _____ Ib.26 SAVE 35 Gaines Dog Meal lb 29 J.ifffffiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiI~ lb. 89 79 Pink Shrimp '.. ~ _.'' I lb. 1 L. — — — _________ 4111ilil 41111il — — — — am — .e a '_ a fAIRWAY MAUITS . . r , , . SUGAR OLDFASHION COOKIES i1 oz.Jitof INSTANT FOLCER'S ----_ — COFFEE CRYSTALS - . :.FAIRWAY . I J SAVE3OCI MARK I -' 1: GOOD THRUI2.1972 V . S S S S 'i' •'r'vv" __________ ~ I,-. ' V , it Z. __~. * 'i — — — — _ — — — aaeaS 1 o — a a ________________________________ SAVE 20C WITH THIS COUPC _?~ I - I OATMEAL 3 $ SAVE 30' WHEN YOU BUYA 'I ___ . EXPIRES 11.28.72 MIC.!IJM Sat tQrd FAIRWAY MARKETS - : _____ 25 lb. Bag Halibut Fillet : _________________ IForn-uerIy Gordon's Drugsi Phone 322-0642 ____ 79 - U ____ man 2 Roll Stuffed Clams NAME BRAND COSMETICS 26765. Orland.a Or, (27th & Hwy. 17-92) SOFTWEVE Pak FLORIDA COOKED Lobster IU OR Sharp Stix $1 TTLAW1 TIMEX WATCHES 5795 up 2 0 Can 8.88 X (;NX 111Mkq** SAVE lOc, CR ACKER BARREL MEDIUM OYSTERS clulomatically slops ' , 39C -- 1 29 Big Wally Flown in Fresh From F O-rtra - ! 6 li" Irish Spring POPCORN POPPER -- -' 69c u I I lb 99c • . DEPOSIT GOLDEN film €L(OUS 5 9 C Fresh Salads 5c l.ib cub 1 Eggplant CAMERAS 317 59C 'T' 25 TASTY 53 99 Cheese EGLLA S.. Radishes Exclax ' 65c 16 OZ. BOTTLES RED BUTTON La'u'i.t Ht % Pepper Loaf ( 3 49 Hard Salami il - . §.. I- . RUMP bag E ROYAL CROWN ~ a 39c BOIIELESS 3 lb 40c Apples - b 79c Boiled Ham " S.ó '8 Value of the Court Howse,Sanford 1w Uot'ernuer 34. 1977 11.1,. 49c Ham Hks - Zeliwood Yellow abler lid is out ' $188 It IODIZED plus dep. Golden Ripe 8 TRACK TAPES Artit., Panip's, nov' - You re reading this one! 3 I B(iNc I 0 # I a' Ad,ustmen' be "3OiiCed or effective? SAVE 5c .,. Cucumbers acres located Souf it of t.'I''bi SpringS R00 Chairman Beef . . , , 10 10a.69c Nc,v-Bayer,no'v Seminole Count Ba.' d -hes. Too small for an ed to - lb. . Possible means 1 column by 2 in. -. - ready for Christmas, Too. - _______________ Ground lb ______________________ . " 3, 99c Pofk Steak ;M c1 3 ZEs'fl' '_ 1 1 - I.-Al Meats NAPKINS ! . 4AM Franks -_ 0 -I 49 ____ _____ ___________ 3is oa. Cans 8 riw Chipped SteaI( / _.~ Sure, We're a drug store, but we're Further I Wek-va Spn.rept described AS •pproaimat,ly 1 7 possible Ser,,,nole Count, Isoa'd Of A0105'ment By Jp 's 5yr'te . MOTOR OIL Grapefruit and Sunday School Buldreg on t',' Florida, ore Decet'.t*r IS, 1977 , at 1 00 P f.', 0' 15 sOoth ther cotter ii 68C bug Cons $' Coffeemate 2 Bedrooms, 11 Baths Closing Costs Included Professional Decorator. Interior & Exterior Carpeting, Range Central I-lea? & Air of tPee Court House. Sa"tc' t,-u, County Commission Chamot.t"s •_____ 4 303 ______________________ 'i'. ts4r1w -, 0 ' FF 1 CRUNCHY JONATHAN d.c' Bologna COFFEE SAVE 32c, OIL MONEt Dinners ' Att LW Florida. on December If l5'7 A' 7 00 PM. c as soon thttr&r, at Tres pubs it; hearing *11 be A C IOICE _______________ AVENUE" South f 5e,va Springs Road Th -s uti c i l-bring wi te h the County Commission CP.arr,tue- following Described properly NE '. c-u' East 330' f SE Section 71 20$ 29E. lying Soutr-uer l, S.D TOP SIRLOIN SAVE lic MAXWELL HOUSE .. $1 3 ,; BONELESS - Gatorade 43' , U SAVE 12c, LIME OR ORANGE Log Cabin Syrup app'ta matel, 10 acres loCa" -' •lQtf'tt" 71 58 c if, 3 13 of 1 SAVE 33c HORMEL . . • . hulu witn Beans 3 3' - F tQQ 19' to the poir -' t''giflrtirs9 Further described e WHOLE b. Sliced Picnics C -- Stew Tomatoes tiish Nti(e of Public HearIng A BUTT ROAST ___________________ 26 l33I..5OIJiON 0It&DO PtA PoiSlili, Seminol, CDun? Board SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 9 SAVE 27c, MARZETTI stuart f/agirnttic Instant Load Comes tath 1 roll color DEJ 172 .1 1* 78C PORK 'c george -of the Court House. Sanford. degreeS 25' 255 .N 680' to tree i a f the SW '.. 0 Florida. on December 11. 1Q77, • 04 Pe 7 00 P M . a' as soon tne'ea'ter as Secticir, 31. thence run N 00 degr-' B, JACk Si"', Chairman Put,liit'u November 21. 1977 STYLE __________________________________ 79c Dressings S 78c MORTON 1201, 6 Bottle 21,500 - lO% Down \t'tXI1I are difft'rt'rut in different ;lrf',.e :urvi tIle') art' best knee' j;i- '-p.- ' • t n ,ttt.. -- -TTs, on IIALIAN fl_______C C P FRESH MISSOURI 9c BEER aJe-psi1ern'.i Nr'e uaW' Ill I' 9 Now Under Construction Itciard o 40 19 s'men' *)t COI'IOV( " Begn at CIte SW corner of the " LOt 12. less thC Wetterly a' . of the SW . of Section 31 705 7r TuskawlIta Shor es . Pia' Book 6 Page 93. Seminole Count, Recordt Seminole County. Florida. the'nr aegrees 31' 34-5' E 460 fi Fjjr-ther ø,scrite-ø at Sou'h shore a' 'ir' N 1.06,41' JMS60r, bPPf'Of ,m&1tI1 140' &long 1"t W tint 01 "'d NW 'd of " r SW a. thence run S II degrees i .rs' o Brarifley Avenue 7rii puotit hearing *11 be 'tetd in ? S F tilt' 'hence run S X de''rs ,,;: ~ Sausage OLD MILWAUKEE resultm in additional axatlon puouic PitAr.r. 'ocons,de.' appro.rt; public I'.earng tOCOntidef approb ' -a Special Eacept on in an t 1 a variance in an A 1 Agriteil'.'' R es idential lore, t replace emitting Zone for s tate setback frr" decayed boa' oocs on tnt f011Owing property line on tht 10110* ' Oescrib.d property described property of AØ,u-tmpnt do Statutes, To Wit Section ItS DI setiuld be against any effort SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Nolict of Public Htvinil . '' 'i N" i' 5 Pit4 FAIRWAY GIANT PACKAGE n•-u. th' • u..- H 4_I &1 ___ SIicei 9acon SWEET CORN name t BUTT'S TEXACO TRUCE reservations about the lack of •t STOP. and that we ifltCflO t regi%'rv gwirantee that ad valort'rmi %440 name iitfl frie Clerk of the Circuit Court- S,m,naIe County. tan's seull not end up with ad' the ititionalumiillage for this work FlOnidi ,fl accordance o the F.C1,!iDvt Name the St Johns M) personal vote' B, AIpp J0ka P.,t - t' N'- . , 71 ________________ _____________________________ __________________________ _________________________ '1 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Notice of Publoc Mearing Notice is beret', given tria l tiy - 23rd and Park Sanford, Florida VILLAGE APARTMENTS - A Coun', FIida rsaer 'he ItutiØij% Br".e W But' it' IT. 74 1917 Pbl.tP Pe. $138 T 'r-0, 10 Legal Notice Florida Statutes 1957 SMOKED PAPA EAIP."' 1' FA RM S Townhouse Condominiums large group, Drurmunn s.iid that he could set' hi.c.e FICTITIOUS NAME upon recep' 0 pt-oaf Co " ,Iacksonville '.'.ould benefit tu% "i-U- , 3 hi" "a , A NO - CE publication of ti-us no tice, the ft are er.ca;ed 0 bi-% nest a' lISt' the large council, but "1 feel sett.'.o1js name. tO *t SPRINOW000 French A,pn.,* Senfa'd. Semirrile set,uld be encumm,bvred 1 base' _ rm Porterhouse SAVE 1 Ic In referring t.. his obje'cticin'- 'tit!' Clerk of the (irtu-' Ca,r' snd to' Sernnole COUntY , Fi- JOINT 'E NIURE 0miaer Which we are engaged in bztnri5 at State POIO £3.1, City of L011Ac,Od Florida That the Patties interestpd in Slid bus-ness enterprises fl?C at $011Qi,t Je'in H McCI-n'ock. it tS Earl Do*rm James 'I Pugh t1,7 DEvELOPMENT -I , the upper end and to encourage immecting in Jacksonville on the use of the river. The Council teould be eligible lki(t'Eflbtr f. at sehich time this ulI t' dise usst'd Ui or State aid Federal funding Council F Ct !-c'sS Na., Sti'ulr Crap',-' fitS DI F arias Statute, ' P11111 USDA CHOICE • . rj,' a I , CHOICE T-Bone Steak iris *iRp*uuP.S AVI I1$O OPUNGL AV[ urn I1SJMAIIIAND )OSILVIN SIAN NO (JOt flI I Rfl KY I? II NONO ENJOY LUXURY LIVING tried t'.'. cu )ears ago, but failed. .Al ________ Drummond appointed Jac, The effort Puts been resuziied, being ll;atting of the Fast Central %% ith the purpose preservation of the lower end of Florida Planning Council to St Johns and reclamation of represent Seminole County at a undrrsgned, Pi.rtuant C 't to ([i) SAVE lOc PITCHER PAK ""PARK fa IT IS OUR PLEASURE TO SERVE YOUI USDA A -.''. 1-1 mmos~ i ,.i ,;,Iz _ ______________________ _____ Central Florida Builders Presents cocurdinatt'd efforts bete ec I1iiS-Si(iWt5 at the meeting. lIt' said that an attempt to them designated to accomplish establish such a council was the goals which would benefit c,,1frrI )r.lI 4111111111111 _____ SAVE 10c LIPTON 10 h'. "c' ',' - '.' '" 7 ONC [Ru, '-t"rt-, .er "A' !"r for these' use' ''St'nuinole creater detail Nat-u theCount, Comm-Ssion Criamoers 1973 pr oposed c'eanpe f zonng frOm 1. I COurthOuse. Room, Seminole County Court ".e C ourt area be heard or'i •lt that Arthu' H brck*ith Jr Clerk of Circuit Court ev Map'ne S Earn Deputy ClefsPublISh Plow 0 11 4 A Dec 1, Thomas Wilson Ese-cutive Director pblith Nov 17, 74 1977 nford, Flo'ida. at *I'iictefimf AriØ Houte. Sanford. Florida to consider pace -Seal' itt Ifcer0 ta Cc-ucr", Coir mt5iC,,-' Se" !i C C j0p V.1? hold a Pubic 'it'in tO consider Hona'ADue DOi'Y'fliCs. .5 Saifi. Judge Monday. the 11th day 04 December of tne Circuit Court DI the 1972 at 7 P M .or as soon thereafter Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of At pO'.$ibl, hold a publiC hearing in F lonidi, In his Chambers fl the fh County Commissioners Mrtng Seminole County PIC,,I'mber. 1972 The Housing AthDrity of tf'ic C I ', p1 S.ano'd. F lOridi Jeitniited parcel of land arc SPID* DE. it I lute Why It shlØ 'sOt be taker, for iti uses arid purposes set forth in the JudOmen' may YOU for the relief demanded n 'tie Petuti ITNESS fl, hfld ma me seal of of sad Count on thiS, the • Lo's 7' ) 11 A, ; Bus s. SmnIAnj: £ QI FLORIDA S' 47 E BOARD OF 'TRUSTEES Or lu-fE p,,'T(RPJAL IMPROVEMENT TRUST FUND S t Arihvt H Btckiii,ith, ir £'ger.' State of Florida a' TrosfCf's of The internal I'nprovc'ntnt Trust Fund 5minl Couj'e'y P,Pih5h ho,-t'mbt'c 71 DEJ t7 I , They have not checked mu. ,, •unt '- genuine- i) interested t,s stale road As to all lonlas tot It to one CNtppel and Ciongremnian Uou lie felt that there would be ari And 'nut' Val e Thp PlAte of half of AU petroleum an d Three Fre) in Washington and advantage in having two fC,ijrtPt of other rr.ruprlIs Will be C5idPflCC and post Off cc aadress f ouTtc us ,Inc m the northern rp-s4'fyp Al:I i,t,icfl'tibIt material s another in Lh'Land. ("hamrnean IPsC ciapmaref, area mutt it, IW0'fl t nd of the river area and one in b the claimant, his apen', or hit rCSCrvpd Grt'g Drummond represented DESCRIPTION attorneo, or The some *-Il twCome the Wiard (if Count% Com- the southerninost area. sAith 0' CIa.mant mult Al tPip t.f?lt of the s ILLI AM CLARK 16 7 FL A fling Of treC same dirC a cop, of COURT unto 7 P M F 5 7 , or. the tuct' clam to said Countt JudRrt fl 1th Oat, of December 1972. at the ft. Chapter ji 4. compi..nce Admnstnat'on BuId,nQ Castle Liw'. of ho, ida Brewe.' Co,,,rt, Sanford Florida at Thu 3Dth oa, of October. 1Q17 whiCh time and pl(e all bids will b. W,lWf MjttClfCl Cft%t publicIv otwm" ana read alovo E,eCutOr Of ttt f contract Proposed f'mI (state of obCu'nflt5 int''flQ ptbfl Eva MAt WcC'man sp,ctfcations are o' tie at the ik a Era WeI'mar Ofticeof the HDinQAUfhorItya'the ceceased City of Sanford. Florida, Ad SHEL DON bf P40 1 1 MAN Castle ,nn'straton Building 1915 Harr•Son Slnei'. Sanford Florida and Br,,,,, hOlIy*d. Florida thp alIce of the Architects Gu' ç,; •' ; Publis'- Nos r'-,arru D'agasP and Mat:, Architect , Inc , Santoro Atlintit Bank DEJ 11 -btic purposes the tee timpIC title - and a Pleasure if you shop at Fairway 1601 N t1UM1JDA AVE . KISSIMMEI through the school situation S189 t Of F'0"dilir *host nbrrift A" pI.:es of re'.denct are sOf font. as ou tertin; to condemn for -- Shopping Can Be Fun, Exciting, Enjoyable, 1 ____________ , much cheaper than goin. FLORIDA 10 ALL l't MAY CONCERN AND TO a IPso following p'-ons B'. -v sIF:ui.kIu%SSKI IFFICTIVI NOv.428, NOV. S ..rrangements now for se'.'.t'r ft- rent-u- s tk-utrt' tIt' toUflt'i '.uIl 01 y --.-.----. - wh -I PRICES ) l .-unnections.Thisservict'isalso ,'. .uiLihle to CBA arid '.'.ould l the 77th day of Dece'-'-tb,r. 1917 A mute to establish a sixteen Johns "Drummond Said that I. Serri,noe Coon', F uor,aa, at ther off CC 0 the Crt Hou. Santo'd. Outtde Of m&sruc -pa'tes easement count) St. Johns Rm'.tr Council his opinion, a council of this sue' 1 tr,n ti IA) calendar for road t.pt't o' a, 7)O tee' w.Oe ed at a meeting '.'.cuuld be cumbersome and to a rvto'tttt% tram e oste of tne f's' w.Il be rpr,p tron irt gArcel was discuss qiicp~ - papy F _.' '-auth of area mnakin lit' E Commercial Street .rk Piara Bu-ld.r Sanforø FIr,d. 37171 Atforneys to' Ppf',o',pr Mirvin Mettier S51 East Stmoran Boulevard Aparfmprif I? Fern Park Florida - twaper for them. The ('it) uti Smiord has annexed i (hat tht' practicall) surround their tea, with probabl) 3.500 units •*1• * And so it means more con' Tree $Outlf'Sd Auttio' 'v 4 'he. C.?, of Sanford. Florida ill receve bids Another tIn t-nt though thus way '.'.ould be' in the preservation of the St. 1 r 40 n.t Uing to enter into an said that the FAA felt that school board '.'.ould be the State of Fio'.ci. B.--arc f p trtpr t you ma y havC ago-ntt me I'usees f thr internal lt'a'e of I VA MAY WILTM*P a a EvA ELTMAN. drceas. lave p'ovemcnf Trjtt Fund to re1e1 Ar, Of the County Of Se , rto'e Sea', of and all b'Os at the Courthouse beg-flr.nQ a' IC DC o CIoI A M - on I flr.da, ¶rt thf Cøunt, JudQeI of Seminole Little League. Inc r4.grewa, 11, Sanford. hIr,dA . -: ____________________________________________ ______________________________ Schol floaril pla-t'. ('B: representati'. c" By Maiine S (apr. A Depot Clerk Howard Ujsrspe. P1715 ELJBANS, ROSS A RUMBERGER. PA LOVtQWOOd F l or i da - sr. ----. - - - - ---- 10 11 ('tuiuiscicifl('r t)uck Williams counts '.'.as invoh'ed in the first the CBA would agree to make RpusienclenIlt SUMMONS TO $HOW CAUSE, NOTICE OF EMINENT DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS AND NOTICE OF HEARING IN THE NAME or 'T.-E STATE CW INVITATION TO BID /I • 111'!), t fl1- t,De(WTISE ur'ON COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ____________ ____________________ MARVIN theabove Court this31st p l search' Bedros Puloan S. 11 Markham Qoiad - -- .. - Appeal , il for as Iscertairtabe bp CIQe?.' - - fh the (Thristian ntiifi't1fl bet'.'. cen the ift stations oned b) the ScI As'u;ition would then be liable interested parties is necessar' Roard F)I.-\ has not appro'.'ed for Improvements '.'.hether thc counts can get in fore the be tll(' .greenient between the were needed or fl4. ed. 'Seem-' i. 'B-\ arid the school Board, y -n'ri Knowles of the Cuts cut '.O1'.ItI Vihlen opin ha the attorneys hich according to ('BA Sanford said that the lift station th4it for ) ou, and I pokesman had required a is no use t the putulic i'xcept ''bondoogled'' it flO,000 escrow account A in the immediate area. It is far suggest that OU get togethu r proposal '.as made that the from capacit) now and should and '.'. ork it out bet'.'. e' % oursel'.es." t'otrntV take deed of the utility Lx' sufficient '.'.uthin reason for \ hen Keeth asked ho'.'. thfrom the school board and then the ('BA ~ VELIZER and SEMINOLE LIT a Flo-ida NC l'eE LEAGUE ,. Board spokesman for Don Wheeler cut likc',ie* school and is an pro'.enwnts is on CRA, three. that wganu7.atuon id there :'(ldlt!on to the big plant at we can't adbicate the right to control the school utilities hr (.rc 10 memnbc of the Imrd, Semnunolt' Hugh School t whom are ministers, uses 'perhaps' in the letter and 1 he) did not have a retirement he questions if $10,000 i 4, School Board ants$l0,OOO lame for their members and sufficient." and wanted to have one "in a "The School Hoard has not Another ('BA spokesman said -ice place like Sanford" that the school board '.ants an requested any amount in started uth agreement for $10,000 in escrow escro not .'nu thin dunn','' lie sad that .0 I1i.- application on the parcel tti pa' for capital im' Keeth stated -! Lnl -n ;hn'h the hiP' to pre t'ments .Intl that this be an More ('i,niniuIlI. .IIhU \ .h d start their first phase f -pen end arrangement, here building with 112 units lie ttn responsible for 1ruinmimni commented that resolved e',c-ept for se'.'.er and ______ SI(l they _____________________ _____________________ ____________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NO 12 31) DIVISION S X,t, t,CAI SEMINOLE COUNTY. jubdovissom of the st..' o'.a P,t.onpr - - Corn. -- tfI' •"' P' • Orr - T ----: hear the issue again pr e p ared m pr p e r B'. .*N\ SlEC7.K(fl'ShI as reat hi'd. is not equipped to ac'ept this agreement h required whic arrangement. but they would have not seen this correspon- presentatifl than W83 1mW arid FHA much iiiO In a discussion before the accept a fused arrangement to dence tetwv'en I 111) alltte.l on the agenda and h-,trd of ('ount pa monthly u1. e submit that and the 'M resoleI n : of usioners reccsentatives I kno'.'., there u' no "-lhu "As far the '-ol Ly'ard could operate Benevolent Christian the could pa reason '.I1) the school and CB s plant and \iatu'u, AlienKee th o f cannot reach an acceptable them" Seminole County School Board, Commissioner Sid Vthlen said agreement. There are four \ arren Kno'.lcs. City of that he could not see '.hat it punts I noted in the one letter I FlI -\ --- poIni from sanford Manager. Count)' matters ho operates the plant. have -ouched in governmental .\dministrator. tilitics Anti he questioned why the ('BA Raymond Seifert and the Board did not just use Cut - of Sanford gobbledygook that don't mean differing in thing Number one is that the II heard Utilities rpretatior.s of the issues The school board owns and sponsor l)BA is to receive the presented. has an agreement to lease lift station on a perpetual lease. Representing the Christian serice to the ('it of San' to, the entire burden of imii and Benevolent Association, ' ford The utulit% is located near maintenance . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR :-- - e . ________ ,, ty Listen To - - Notice _________ - - -- 6 _ . - Legal - - - -. _~ ~ , .6p -- - -- - __ _ — __ -..-.. _.- __ I -- .-- 24.. 1972 C - __- - -- • ,ui,. I , lill, Tetley Ice Tea Mix 1 FAIRWAY MARKETS IXPIRES1I-'28-72 c I. ____ 0 �-- - BA—The , Sanford Herald Friday, -:-- ----- -- -- :_- • -- - :- - - -. The Sanford Herald (h11 — - IOHTIR'$ = t CAN •- I - 1g FORECAST FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, Nov. 24, 972 - 6 OLL The Use Of Flowers In Cooking Is An Ancient Frida y Nov. , 24 , 1912-9/, Art V ( d r _ ,R I,. bb*. an - , -' / - GENERAL TENDENCIES A wonderful day 7 - - The ('hi iti as season is a I utne of gaiety, a season of if lovely t:I' Into this 11)00(1, comes a delight hut owei called "Flower - evening so long u you sidestep th urge to disputes at your residence or with other ri mb arguments make unfortunate commitments .your members v.hc,•e your property ts concerned. so put on a warm and understanding smile and use all that generated energy to ht others rs l l i- inor delig ARILS (Mar 21 to Apr 19) You are full of energy and can 1 4 enjoy recreations this Saturday that hive been diffucuft for -\ others are t'Ing you to do for some time Keep poi number Give a little party at pressure you in home tonight a happy day at home 20) TAURUS (Apr 20 to By Abigail Van Buren those who are uninendi'swith kin and friends and i VW , Cbuss you, or demanding usoates Make some unprovemerits to home that add to its beauty and ctirrr Dress attractively. DEAR ABBY: Wow, this Is a problem like T'fl bet 4 -- -, -haven't known June 21) There are you've never had before ' My fiance. who I (JIMINI IMal 21 be handled that can make 'our home more charming, or I knos well enough to marry, "surprised" long ' will make you a rings which he and his mother picked out. bring you pleasure in the future me 'with a set at more dynamic person Entertain some in r' I'm crazy about the guy, but I don't like those rings, 4,, Forrl expensive to July If MOON CHILDREN They are abso)utel nothing like I would do the things at home that art important, will are so ornate and gaudy. All I I had been along make kin happier, bring more comfort. A clrve adviser has wide golden simple solitaire diamond wanted these fine ideas for you Accept the band. I guess the problem is that when be gave them to me - ' hobbies can Aug 2 UI You LEO (July 22 thrilled mat with the rings, but at being officially I was have a pond time prosded you do not disturb kin or engaged) I said I "loved" the rings Talc time to improve your appearance in some Now what I going to do? Am I stuck with these Show others you are an excellent conversationalist we) , Posing arowid refresh- NJ ss Jo Ann Muse, honoree and bVidt' VIVO, BRIDAI~ SHOWE11 rings? Or shauld I wxit until he's in a good mood and ask Mrs. loe Tholvidis. day to attend to fine . 2 to Sept . 1 2) A VIRGO (Aug 1 him it he can exchange them for another set' fie must ment table at a prentiplial rtnrty are. from left, Mrs. Dale Uainbert. private matters huT he very careful hilt out driving Shc rit1egrt'm and Mrs t'ai'I mot her of the hiv fortune tin them Mr Curt is Mtie, ran1mothc-r of the t1o!)orte our mtutiar. s' - o advisers you appreciate them I olIo ENGAGED AND DISAPPOINTED flarru, Mrs. Ethel F'arlcy mother of the bride-elect know how to make your bIt more successful B ob OrWIg Photo) know what your Oct 22) You DEAR ENGGED: Tell him the truth. But dnm'i watt LIBRA (Sept 23 with good pals and how to pci mutual project , position too long. rolling nicely, so don't let money anxieties bother you. The 4111-1 1111 evening is fine for personal matters Add much to present )NFIDE%TIAL TO HAD IT UP TO IIEItE; I dos'l happiness SCORPIO tOct 23 to Nov 21) Avoid the personal and re-commend "harking a husband oat of the house-—why those career and civic matters that are vital and can attired in a white lace ctrt's him with a perfect excuse for sleeping elsewhere? Miss Jo Ann Muse, bride. series Make ICi The table elect of David Thomas. was NEW HOURS most credit Don't low out where it counts the and baby blue trun For a personal re-ply. write t. Abby. Problems? mist bridal overlaid with a white paper sleeves honor at SAGIT1ARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) Ideal day to find the a Invited guests included Mrs and ert 9PM ABS'. BOX a71S, I.. A., CAUF. $S TUES. cloth bordered with silver bells nw't'', Not 11, gtvvn b Mrs right people with whom to have an alliance in the near future, 9 damped, addressed eiveIope. SAT 30 5 30 P M MON ('n'l Harris and Mrs Dale Raspberry sherbet punch was Ethel Fancy, mother of the start on this Fussing over what you can do served from a larcc crystal hruk'ch'ct: Mrs. Joe Thomas. 1iTtihert nothing about wouid not he wise and could cause you to lose Hate to write letters' Stud $1 to Abby. Boa 7SS, L.a Free Craft Classes The bride's chosen colors of punch txml along with n ut.s. mother of the bridegroom and out in vital Opportunities, Around you for Abby's booklet, How I. Write Lt' Angeles. Cal. royal blue and yellow were mi -its and a white cake topped Mrs Curtis Muse, grandmother Jan 20) Listen to what c&rRIcoRN iDec 22 k-ri toe- All (k'easioas." Toes Evening carried out in decor throughout with lilac sugar bells and Ut at the honor guest a; uaintances have to sa and avoid intimates as much as you 7 9 P.M. Also Mroes Verner Nels.'the parts area. Gifts were Inscription " Ann and an. since they are not in a grind rnocxl now Ruild up ego of beading & egg carton Waldron. .loc Russi Moms placed on a large gift wrapped David," this You have not been very mate Frida, Nov24 Miss Muse L'ret'Ied her guests Stephen rsjrhardson, William, box while guests enjoyed a affectionate of late. S Kennedy. Jean Lovelace give 1to Feb 19) An associate tll AQUARIUS (J an Creative Boutique the Misses Sandy Sefried you have. but cooperation you want for some plan vciu Rubber Defense Different __________________ 1 the stt'r ,-e. 2518 S Park Ave. now Follow mood in a receptive avoid hzgwigs who arc' not let tIn heart It-ad Show you are a logical every regulation that applies MR11I -t come around to his hand and clei (1i thinker, 4 . promptly tried and lost the study further into ss (Feb 20-to Mar 0) You have diamond finesse. East It'd AKif those new ideas you have before putting them into successful hiic'k to his partner 4AK 4 operation Not a good day for travel or starting on a trip of t' dt'carotel i''-' ;,, HIBISCUS CIHi'lJWest took his act' and Wf1 FAST Handler responsibilities that are important though it is a tr - t plant tuaterial t NURSING ,,tituught awtiilt' 4AI 4 Q iii Saturday It was obvious to West that Hibiscus Circle of the Sanford enWt Class I or all dried 1074 Ahf'.5 : he or she will he CENTER II YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY South still twirl the high c:..5 held the treated natural plant matcri. Garden Club the overall people who heart West could see that one of those delightful young here jr r erid re 4 fu 4 it (lass 2 No artificial Noverriber nit'cting at the to South was going to be able picture of ant situation VCt) clearly and should he encouraged SOUl H lnt'el' home of Mrs Gordon flowers or foli:ue may be used, to collect four diamond tricks to put some big and comprehensive plan to work quickly AK 24 Hour Nursing Care For Participatnm will be open ti Brissuri with Mrs Midand if South happened to the enthusiasm for instead of deliberating so much that of 11-11on-i and tht dieton servinc as cf, hostm. ;Ili% resident , he Private Patierilts — VA — Medicaid hold thi queen (if clubs 4 F C4 will be low, Then success it, hfr car, start vm quickly and :,::::-.. :. titber of t'ntric nu would the rest of the The group met at 1 m with 16 p Out Patient Therapy early. othc - use vers- Little will tie accomplished Much tricks. first 10(1 applcars:s. members present. Mrs T, j Both t'ultst'rahle creativity and independence here Higher education is a must In duplicate jilnit. IA'WI~L was ime-lecinied as is new West North La%t %40uth "Thr'Slars impel. thry do not compel " What you make of Ph. 322-6707 Sa nf ord, Fla. 91~ EL 2nd St. Natural mater,:i~, ~7. might well have tiken his I Pa YOU' your life largely up of spades and hf-Id South iiou be irt'd Pine cones Pam.-s NT t'au ,') 4 pumpkin pie and coffee sign for Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast one overtrick. but this was be uM'(l and will be conPit". I'tts your btrthdaie served b the hostesses copy send your For December rututi-tr tn-idpt- West led a (tr plhnt m;tt'rnd jdt'rrd Oprn*ni: IriiI artull Righter Forecast (name of The circle, nuick a donation It la-art the- hope of ti-eating and S I lx u.'.et in either three fm--trump in case his o2, Hollywood, Calif 000S the Florida Federation of Oswald & James Jurob held the club queen C,z,rderi Clubs to be used in the class Ribbons will lx' awarded j72, McNaughi Syndicate, Inc v r- a a L' accordingtoascaieoipoints, It d'sn't require any South won atid cashed the erection cabin great bidding skill In get In 1-ORE-C &S1 FOR St't)at')', "JOVE MIII R 2t. red ribbons to be presented as r't of th.Nature Camp Grounds u' ;i '1'' three no-trump with the inerited Plans Siere discussed con'c-South cards The bid I 1 'rn the Boutique Dee. I cling in the- box shows the top award, green and gai Tilt iiOu CARROLL RIOHT'S simple straightforward thirouch itt the Garth'r ('enter ribtun, will also Lx- given to tIeI uurtti It Ic get there. ;,rid nut'trikt'ns promised to highest scoring red ribb,-, 2 4 Puss I V ith two fist--card suits, chinate' rookies for the event winner arrangt'nient made :1 Pam. ___ North opens with the hipher P,%-J6 Mrs. Herr% ii Simpson ~tll dried. s1wa%ed. (or ranking one You don't go _____Inst presented a program entitled plant material, scoring CwvI RIW out of your way V. reverse. L\ You South, hold Around the World in h4 days to show stre'ngtti A reverse or higher. R(G 3 5 Yd LRAL TENDENCIES A day and evening 5k- described her interesting £3 Lid shows strwigth and when 4 Qh4 V K953 N $198 YD NOW F''('l1m1mtt) Judging is to when it is possible to get considerable benefits OLi re-verse 1wittt touching (if, tin (flp India, Africa, Zululand, from a phdostiphical point of virw and from whatrvirr studies ,,mts like diarnion& and A—Vtour partnWo, three-fpadr South Arriericii. Thit0hrid. "I"ll"i1t(T clubs it indicates that the call everything itS enjoy the most. for r%'idrntI% a rue bud .lzupziri. Hong Singapore, Dt'ltc'rut (ardc'n Club and firut GOLD o' SILVER c-tub) suit decide 'uutu' 1mb problem is and can make long-range plans in hich YOU judging ill be a ('ertifi" lhiwaii and many other plrs WIDE North's hand is strong beissecn a six-diam.ind and methods h hich more success are able to include some fbt'r 511059 judges The program eniphasized tioSi for a fur-diamond rail r sI,ghtlt can hr )-ours blend the the world scent-s hat-c' changed lOLl in his second suit arid ui-t'h.'t si's duamiinds but stonid EXPO & CORISSA ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr lt Plan how Dried ent,rits.c ttiust be In (but' last 15 ears fronti un'nt1i rebids to three rni-• not cr:tsriir Is', r old and the unproved ce A different Set) cluttered ones for preIunuritry judging b PEG ti imp. South might have TOI),'S Qt'EST1O cluttered C attitude toward mate as wise This can lead to a fax better 1(1:0(1 'rn Dec.13, and fresh given a preference to threeNO Whitt r in the various place-s YD understanding knd more harmony than in the past arrangements, b diamonds but the last thing vitO Mrs lie'rbert Moreland kii%C TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) 1*1k over with £KQ am on South wanted was to get ;mit AKIt. V 14 Final judiunc an interesting 1.41111,r on hur'I have morr tnc)nr) in the future and gain theis coopletetion fay nswrt loolmorrillill ASSORTED COTTON L COTTON BLENDS I!w threv mi-Irtmill level tirulture and suggested If. ideas Shop , that make home Lift ground hi noon, Den rn's-er like ivy, lilyturf grass. more 'mfortatlr and easy to run Avoid those pesky C ('ohlfedf'fljte jaslmrit', nivrtlt', neighbors, and save time, trouble PER INCH Awswet is Pu'v,oui p&,zti, L'resident Mrs I1orr I)uTtrt (I MINI Mu fl to June 'l) Once you have attended laVender cotton, wandering Jt'Si 'asys tht' are looking foreird Sanford Habitations or niuses in the Bullrushes ssri'icc's. get together silt those people you like and discuss to beautiful dec'oratt'-1 -,_:t" Important matters, hair a good time Make fine nt's' tinder tree's where' grass re-fuses 'h-orsias this year, as di • ACROSS 41 Atrifurri !,t, I 1,1, I i-' Il with nghi persons Think to grus' Vcntiiate IIlouedtvaagn Mrs Kenneth . , instructive 43 Splitficaelry "hatrrn;rn arid vie-c' ',,:' MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to Ju1 21) Thinking big so house PALM iPortable 46 itooled s lairita au can get big is wise today and you can start ball rolling "k' t H r'one u'r pMgr%jay5 lItahazt-ive-r _______5,10- i-L-151 right directions Listen to influential people have 10 PaIts Circle' of the' iSBurn suggest l'cillow some of then ideas and get results (comt lien 34 Garden Club mc'! Nov. 9 at (to SI t%'r'iDrt'I, LLO (July 22 to Aug i'll (ontaci good friends earlsof love I1 L and Garden Center with Mr'trrt ______ A,lrr.mrnt riake the arrangements ,'ou like [cit pleasure and social fun Ulss..d least. ,: "Defense st'rvirij: 1 Sound of Make sure you dress that meticuk-tus of your pert jrrvup i'ntrai t'u'siiatwvi hostess th'iit'iou at Graftrd itirt t'uiid,n particular sign and si ow others Dci not argue, hosu ever, hut Ship of nuents we're' served prior to 10' 32 Resplendent .ihoriEuw 1' Ireland _ use persuasive pc's' ers all your own (irntnis t1 Stir JO T n vurd, of 35 l'r&ntirig business meeting t'igl 1 !ILI I Ecu 1 Iiirosd cat SSBlatk bird til ! VIRGO (Aug 22 Ic) Sept 2) Get away from gosaipy tiuvmbers and uric' visitor, Mrs SGGymnaaium 11Ituwari 35 limited An people and think out to nial.r something bug of yourself title features potentair WOIK in the future Come to the right decisions hit cs- cnmg is SWlitt Hyntuin Z1 Gibbon 57 Ilocooked ill Of lather and Cl's-pr of bout,.President Abbw Owens It'd spellbinding for romantic side of life, however — Pork product 55 Frmi.I,'birrjs 43 Loosemother 3 Exclamation the group in the textured soil 2(1 Drl&i9iung A (Sept LIBR 3 to Oct 22) Getting in touch is ui good D0 2r. }Iamr,at*ide' 41 EayLst &-rurh5and viIric'u utitiitiilttet' reportfrsc'r.ds and slicis' in; bc's' devoted you are t'tmgc (me results I 21 ui Charles Lomb A blows Z. limt- part now 'I hit' social sidi' of life can make this a delightful day fur s'ere given. F'a Cairrols It'ttrr Of the mouth 3 Aim, boa 45 Aperture k=-f helpful 10 YOU In (At rt'Signiltion 'ATas read and 33 J udgmrnL 46 Verdt herouir 3 Orw ume 24 Musical you Meet nevA personalities who can be most IiIII-W 4 Motot 47 ChaUrnsr the future iu-ct'pte-d Eseur Ne-ide-i wiI Kind of , S Be an 5 Wild ox of 41' School 'war SCORPIO iOct 3 to Nov 1u Handling Iticuse matters that is 11.-gin serve as courtesy eurnntuuttu" esactitiM C'r)ebes 1ii1 C Approa I. Ii' 'rIlIttr f'ainft1 stsifllr s' orthis hilt citizen is wise now as is ell a; etuatrusari for the re-riunitider a 11 Pert-rut.' 7 Itecent 15 hlarud t'.e,i tI 1)tstant right Assist those is ho are having ought sledding You can do the year nio Ii to help tour cc'rnn-iun;it at Si boltT F" T _____ 4 ' f 17 1'5" f'i 'u&or, do s tlt' }ia:i,o _______________ SA(,Ifl ARIUS (Nov. 22 to lk 211 Lilt )out thoughts to we-re atnnounct-d eund itit'itik'r 12 13 14 in lude the most worthwhile ideas and make better plans for urged to part.ripak- 1"ollos'ir; tOe future Plan early is here you Siant to that wjU produce the business session, tiat'riik't i11 it dill t 17 the re-salts desired Get the knos' ledge you need made- beautiful dish gardt'ris t CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) You have fine intuitive be sold it the' (hrtsttm,s 1$J 13 20 piciniptings that should he noted on pa per so you can use _______ _____ 1 1 uherr: later on s' hen most needed Show nicn-r atIrL-tacin to e and gills or be s " 'The veddino she book family or of I' * ' her t ' very _____ a number of duties to - ' hut - -:- Do whatever m --- - (June have picked out 2 UI 22 and a - best of - - and easily enjoy to no in • associates am , se i; .10 Gal i'cles ow • : I', enter V14.110 - , FLORIDA OR GEORGIA Grade A WHOLE ' FRYERS ___________________________________ ___________________________ I TV _____________________ C lb. _________________________________ -- Ses in a AURORA BATHROOM OLD MILWAUKEE p £ TISSUE B \% 00 PKGS. 12-Oz, LIMIT 4 PLEASE WITH OTHER PURCHASES of $ 7 50 OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES - - A 410 Cans - LIMIT 4 PLEASE - "FRESH" GREEN -- — 8c . . . . . . . . . . CABBAGE WY TASTY" WASH STATE Ra& 29 D"ANJOU PEARS ill AAIZ even 4 Q I nieil,hitr Refreshrzucnts to is ace FRESH" CANADIAN - ' I 'uiu 00. 11 ii now ready t!I ' _____ newspaper I, Box to ( I.i ' hits 1i Be partner LI •,ed te'.t i of i ' ,,- -, ing - ______________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ :i NT r - " • RiGS / I teas (1 wIt It' OU stat you we in most Kong, is longer expansive nature I" Si a Si new forcing jump to better nt's' for circumstan s 3 i itt 99 rut Kr's 4 tour 10 i _______ _________ _____________ ________ ' b ..::-, arrangemenu for next week - Davis getter; - •,,- ______ , - ________ _____ 5O1 ________ _ ______ ________ t - - - -'- sii.MrtrI.'ul in 'i. i S manner refresh *.1 measures ONE OZ CAN CREAM MEDICATION 1 for PIMPLES STEAKS 3-STAR' (IMITATION EXTRACT) $398 $398 VANILLA __ 8-02 • 811 79c & ACNE "FIXODENT" c 9 65 OZ TUBE 84c DENTURE 1 ADHESIVE CREAM ____________ ___________ LARGE TUB THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY NOV 24 THRU WEDNEiD JF IF a '-.- rs - , -riui 20/4-OZ. PEPPER • Qc ne'cessars' _________________________________________________________________________________________ to STEAKS PATTIES "CLEARASIL" "GOLD MEDAL" BLACK - 40% UP TO AVE PATTIES - re'rnaining -' __________________________ ______ -. _____ ______ s' hat -- CHUCK WAGON CHOPPED BEEF 20/4-OZ, PG -- . _________ - t - _________ (FAMILY-PAKS ) 53c 75-02 POWDER ('enter about for staples, etc 1 ons __ _________ trim kin how • DENTURE ADHESIVE - - " ;xulrits "FASTEETH" I (hen ' - LAME ¶t: FAMILY DINNER Chicken Potatoes reamed Cauliflower with Cheese Salad Bread Tra% it BttI Beverage B E% ME!) ('AULIFLO WEB TH CHEF.SE large cauliflower 12 1/4 to 2 1/2 isiundsu 1 1/2 po salt 3 tablespoons butter 3 tablespoons flour %Vhite pepper to last(. 1/2 teasx)fl dr mustard 1 1/2 cups milk I c- up ligt'.tiv packed grated medium-fine cheddar cheese Bemuse outer leaves br-urn cauliflower If necessary. heavy stalk Break into flowerets and wash well in cold %ater Iloil. uncovered, in inch boiling water ssith I teaspoon of the salt just until ten. der crisp 5 to 10 minutes Drain lb flowerets are quite large. slice in halt, keep warm In , medium rau(epan oser 1059 heat melt butter, stir in flour, 1/2 tcasfxxin salt. pepper arid mustard Remove (tOrn heat Gradua lly stir in milk, keeping smooth Return to rnoth'ratelv low heat 'txzk stirring -t,nstantly, until thickened MIX in cauliflower and reheat if Turn Into trig dish and sprinkle with .'hi-.-.' Makes tI to 8 servings - 1 (51 LS = i a I °" &"U i i- S RUTABAGA 000000 1 tru- i 4 SA~j48 of was noi ion your to 548. to POTATOES IS FUN w• • US "NO i' RED COOKING' make 'niiiughi - We have t ' 'tI .(Ii1II1 are . J ' nerve ot , I I roots length can ate ' that it heart , ('ir Anti C4 . ! .in' to for ri et I anti to you I liii' the 'iitb , ; be - .ttist' magic (n 1 tn and partls of its .iphirocltsiacal' qualities, 'ut ere made into what .is called saltiop They at-i' ioU of nutrition they are tert and iiiilv under pressure ii extreme hunger would it ht justifiable to eat them. and evli at the present time in remoti' districts of the United States and Can. ada tile have a large reluitatton as tunics and heal.alls. Though most of its will not have the opportunity to vnjo t'atiflg lotus flowers, here I)me philosophical notes on , '' I I a v o r c' OWAtC ,it and much good comes of now • it to BRIDGE okery art, so get an earl) AT - i, fl or-1I Ill K., ~ ~ I -_ Orchids symbols of " '.ilth and perhaps show nu-ss Hut there Is another ~,ide to theni 1) 11 r I n g tile 18th century w h e orchid uatin .sas very popul,u tl' because at tt nutri ' -- WIN lower ( that rn ar,,uob and hrtghtn the trlh rice with 1-utne thuy e p I r I 1 t.at.r, tevl l(fNCt (:k.'ri' purpo.' juoted expresses a guest of tin' dr.' that .- iroti coffee featuring an empire waist, refreshment at.'r,, ntrn tooth froth (hinc'cn otter, Tb.' t crc cons cit bridal games sure you build up your improve your imagr immensely there flipare ,rn.?'drl.'l - get into wnp'c iflg fear, is provide its for no' •J() i a r e I' IU)St('sS - BridalS'hoivei- Honor% Ic Ilk.' bit to 1* II I I , tat '-.;x'i 'li to till' m s pleasure and They was a , flu, l.iii'i v - I i - - .' I It The lit lot pii,ic up liiuin the root. in hut,, v t fleet ill 1'44 are many l,.ii I lt'e, (If iii an olIve stone, ci,i' iding tot' - to 'ii thu Ill an Ill) tit- Thiu'rs' lit a o u'tli"r lthIeq. Ilk.' 'çip' ppqq thifl ft lilt III W u hi he von t;plpuiI in c.'pai ale pod , II to It.i mi ti'emhilec a puiji I' ili a luu'iiul ul It miul t,nk t uui nico of thiq lot us I; fuicol, atiul he ably cweet, flfl($ Il)iiflI! atiul itiake d, v ( 'nile? arriseit In what Spend avoid , ac the lhltwlii In liw eutInn when the t E. ut l lull the gather In the sun then hiiivlfli 114)111, (1 Itmi' itstddle of the lottie, whilth, - 1'. flO'S A--I) May ho ltuul i m' F Tz % some was' , though r.- thin ' ta - when lilt The b I I; of the hook ted eats ago "hen thu' author, Mai MacNicol and husband, mno -ed to Me ico She heat ned there that 'then i'alhu'*I \1r'sco ('its he t'und that Monte7nmn and 15 (' (I flowers J -u ishl in their cooking Just before the creation b)l itian. hiowu'i ung plants ap llt'('(l pros 01111 iu'dicine (or man I.egend u's that the lotus seas tin' r s t (lower In appear on u.irth The hprodti&'ts of the opk'OI p a I leocontit, - .igo, ilali' I are as important the oil from the olive tree flit' banana tree PFnd%k't'5 a nourishment I h a n hcat or potatoes The api'iwith copper and i- beneficial to aneinics (;Ili sting anti rue are good for liii' infirmities III imlil at ,(i 1 I'hilit -' almost et appetite, aberration or mood. inchini eroticism, gi'icl and tu' t'rcir Orchids iii ured such a notcrtul aphrodisiac that saoop was sold in the hou England" That is how Mrs MacNicol her ideas in tins tiea tit ilully.madc paperback 4 gets wron this tim ni s%IIP)vti ttmolo tiis, circa 5(u) It ( went to Kgvp% and wrote the inIh., jig Ittit to ol,tnIn fond mote easIly S S '0 a' I S;bart&*Ii fiat's bc's' ' Ut opening prayer HI 'FEET St'PI'ER Crab Appetizers Chicken Salad Bowl Maggie %Iurph~ -, Pumpkin Ice Crearn MA(,(;II-.MU111111Y S I't'MI'Kl\ 1(1-: CREAM This superb recipe come-s from the ne'u- and practical The ('csik It and Free?.' It Rook hi' Margaret Deeds -,turphv lilasthorn, 1 1/4 cups firmly packed light " - Pie Sharp court '- Instrument -*nr"t ;..i't u a most '• • - " for - ,,. - f - - 26 29 30 ntr and hr happier Avoid one who is a fau-s'czithri friend DLI 10 %; GARDEN )E\ ('LU I-. AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Fell 19) Sit down with a parincy 11% FANNMT, and come to that fine meeting of minds that has been difficult to dc in the past. Do more listening than talking and you get l,leltoru* Garden ('iubs m ill right results Avoid one is ho has in r> c on your assets show present "A PARADE oF PISULS (Feb 20 to Mar 20) A good di>' to hOliDAY I,)OO}-IWAYS", (rUin appreciation to othes who have done you man) fat-ui; and are !)e - I6frotii 1:00 to4:OOp iii., most loyal to you Put that plan across that s'iU insure >-o to Dec' i7 fruiti 10:00 asii ti better health and a more charming appearance have a trim 4 - 0(1 in. figure Those wishing i-titer UstII- YOUR ('HILL) IS BORN TODAY hr an she will he ' 33 _ ____ ___ _ I 3 I _ 41 54 5' I tablespoon cornstarch 1/4teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons pumpkin —L - - Imp 52 55 57 onr of thow very charming young people A ho will I)c a llood mixer. an extrovert, which as fine, provided you teach earl>' be less direct and blunt with others and more diplomatic Otherwise friend, can he made and lost very quickly Start the hail ng in the right direction b>- being courteous and encouraging with vrur s",ttv • oungster a; iii example and this develcps .he habit for tArn her with others Cisc good rrligiout t -aming early. also tolli or fNXis--afl1 sw-times-st *191) ("untesttilicittiun blanks froimi the vttries conunmittt'c bets' ccii Not 15 and Dc'r 1 The vonnttntu-': consists of Mrs lJutd Young f tIWAstefli. Mrs. ft. J. Etarlos' of the Aster!.; and Mrs. Kenneth "t ti-c-n "I th'-' Per's' ttiids- - I ENTRA F URNITURE & BEDDING CO. Inc. Corner 2nd & Magnolia _____________________________________________________ "LEAN MEATY" BEEF SHORT RIBS BISCUITS * BUTTERMILK (OR) EXTRA LIGHT . . . • • • • • LAMB SHANKS a . . a . ut 58c 68c • 'LV IKE'S" (FAMILY PAK) C -OZ) PKG. NA C 9 o o o FULL LH .. CAN WIENERS . • I 000 69c C pk (-, 59 * PARK & • • 0, • n IJ2*s 4.YLI.L1 F RE E ELI VER ________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ spice in a - to "PILLSBURY" FR ENC 11 FRIES 1 1/2 cups canned solid-pa k pumpkin 4 egg yolks slightly beaten Mix tile brown sugar A ith the (-urnstarch, salt and pumpkin pie saucepan Stir In 1 c-up of the hall-and-half and ook and jtir until mixture thicke s Mix the pumpkin with the egg tolks and add to the taut sugar mixture Cook belcitu' boil- 't• oc%r IL• — • pie spire p 7 4$ 49 1 • brown sugar _______________________________________________ Rath (' FROZEN Ph. 323-1480 No Down I Payment To $500 Sanford - onstantly Chill Add re-roaming half-and-half. l'our inte Ircezer trays and freeze until firm Break Into pices into chilled bowl and beat isitli .'lec- tru' mixer until mixlure is fr-i frani lump's and fluffy Return to tree-ret and freeze until firm. Makes about I 1/4 quarts. 0 • • 0 • •' 0 0 at 0 - I • SHOP PLAZA STORE 600AM 1200PM\tIU'lNIIE * 1340 WEST GORE AVE. STORE 830AM 1100PM * 3939 S. ORANGE & GATLIN AVE. STORE 900PM 8:00 AM • SANFORD• * 329 SANFORD AVE STORE MON — THURS 8-00 A M - 7 00 P M FRI & SAT 8 00 A M -- 9 00 P M SUNDAY 8 00 A M 1 00 p M * 25th ST. & PARK AVE. STORE 800AM 900PM - C 0 *ORLANDO 0 WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D A FOOD STAMP COUPONS �- 11111111111111111111., JeIO 4 -4 ___ s A5' LS ____ AP4U&T i2 3-s 390 TWI4 wttt SUA Twins Reserved `l`k1IN%1 DWI A Au7c 501:1 S.7t Quantty Rights '41 1 11 Ill ,outheiisl- See C) ç\ ¼. C I mxie Gin - -1 _.., .,il- _1 il 14" 8f d in am, Winn-Di\ie in the 49 S, Z11 ir the full dctail Wnn Dixc Stcrc Mnacr tcia yclur SWLOV/ Food, Winn The Com maSaid nd 14 missions by I the A ft hnTc si rat olort resses. s'a c h with t hree planes. st i-uek at in iii t a ry supply conecnt rat ions near tin' coastal __,N , --~~~ -"- - 4a I Smoked Picnics 49 78c 99c to a a 0 0 1 Pork Chops \!4 (I : Meat Dtnners.....2 W14ww ,. IN .... eak hUCk -IF 88c f uu . . . . 70c - A E t 11 1 ra'' iii • •• •U•• JIIMU' RUI Fruit Pies Seafood Platter I - d_1 S'00 •3 . . . . • • . . . 2 `. . ._ -_ illlw_ . : Potatoes 3 , LOc .' 7 CL.. i i.jers Cucumbers C P e A ries 'Oc . • . . • Potatoes 10 c. • JMPII vi'' yy • j P ' - - . . • S.' . 9°° 2 • . . . I,U . .''.' A A /L . • • 88c :a.. • • Dressing 0Cc 00 Dry . . . • Milk Sat' . IIIf CS '. `, X Seltzer - 89 . . __ - :_;jr~ :"., ' • . . . ' $1' 49 $139 u . • 10 CHO'C! MU .rs 89c Steaks . • . 58c Steaks . . - 1 9C 1,66 - Si7I - 1S C,tAt &M i2oz 434 - !.LI am 49c I 0 0 .: :iA. Corn . . . . . . . Passersby are dwarfed 1w cardboard portrait of Lenin in the "Coat of Arms Square" in Leningrad, rid C Russia Bolshevik revolution which brought Lenin to power was aS years ago. . 1 / . . ASTOR COFFEE ' . . - . . . . . . • P5 • VU .ç: 'p'-. ISA 1 ' • L At, Ic: c t.x'I - 0 -- CAN 00%, t1 10~ c .:t - deshI.) I U.N. membership for did, China would keep on vote. 89 AC ; 69C - .. favor of Bags Slit . • • • • • • • , I -_ '. O ~~ ~, ; `4i&:rA___ ."P__ - - Thes said tile coniproinis.. called for the assunbly t same tunc to adopt an added resolution, also without a vote in favor of the return of more than 90 000 Pakistani oiditrs and civilans held in India since last December's India Pakistan war. The informants said they cx STAIIIIL p S. .i,I*e.',t,t i-,,i pt-u W .11 illirt ,i.I. ,. •i. I / • :-i ioplp •.ir,_ The pti ,l1r, .s trqlP Cu.ei,,, ,(rI'i chino A driscalf blur flotol dr.iVI botde..'g the ste. I" V'i' &t'DI Jut' VS Ill C up 1,61 '0, 'hr 4,stu.rd P,rir.e•rs with P it56 00 Ds,• pipt? wiSh 0 53.00 purthvir !w .,L Thi r 4i!II,S. ('u' ,(ht-tSIJIt t.Ir lm$ ~ . ofory tti 'miII D•.i'U t•11i 'ii :, 39, - - I ;, ,'•-;::; ill -.- KI 't-iiii I TOP VA WE STAMPS '-i ArJ' • .. .'•S S.t.5 co 'i N c 1 • •-. - P. . : a I' Cigarettes . Powdered Milk .'c -- I *-PEI • •• . ' LI ) • Toaster Pastries GOOD Nov Np_-_3....... .- t-. • . !.YLL 'Ill5 LY.! STAMPS : SlP ...... : . : ,• .. . •.. . o 2_ -'I -. -.11111M.11 ............. rr . .. --- -___ , ., rr v I I --____-_- .- •. SAMZ_ . $*ia.' nail 'ftVt(* ,pp(A Pimento Cheese , ,: = -. p•• 5 .• -- •• . .. 555 • • • •• - • 1is • FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. ' -4P.. 1 . ...........•. 5I WSP • TOP - -I Meat Entrees '.oc' -i 5 Pt D BlAND Beef Patties C.00D Y$PU Po0. 79 5 • ra.( .... • world. I I ......... - l. •-••-• ... -.........- - 49 E. FIRST Si. - TOP VALUE STMPS fl-I -. POICiP Pa t Onion Rinds ,, ,. 0..1 • • • we •-. . • AP 'I . ~, 4, . 1 I 1 L1 irs SSv I: I:I. AP4lP,V Juice As C I r a - S C SAN )RD _________ -- - '3 t...j 12..i 9*0 - £ . ,',,r. ' - - - . $ - ,, J'UZZLEI) I'CSSV(A'I' wutm'hmi's (tie 'I)uubls' Piddler Iludraulit' hlimpnrnhuig MachInt','' an rithlbillon at tile Mustachutiells Institute of fechnolog Cambridge, Muss. M.I.T's lit, Harold Edgertun built Iho- contraption as a ineuuus of humierestlng stinle'iuls during make drop; of liquid set'sn to flow upward. -.it i ' . / • - No, '' _w.' .' ' / , - - ' - . a - J. I . , ' I \ - . '%,.,, Steelunan, another Texan head- - public interest. i) , York climbed on Liii lot tery bandwagon in 1%.. Vi ithin Congress. tIlt past two years, I ennsha"I don't know, but I don't like Miss Jor- rita, New Jersey, Connecticut 'gentlelatly,'" said TO HE or not to he Ilium. cratic national chairman is - tile question that may be \us for the iulitucal maze called ing ', and Massachusetts joined the dan. post after It(- captured flit- sentenced him to 11 years and 4 months at hard labor Roger Arienda was convicted under the nine-week-old martini law, ranks. the competition between - -N & -*- -41110ty.aft -.0 ~: " 1. . % presidential nomination. - l . .- ' - -N -' , ows - La • fl MAT. I A l' 'r•'- er ?'rrur.ar,d ? Mar prvriu.c.'il the nations ea4ing b nessz-nen tt4ay that their profits and bumnesse would be protected under his .ew ew 1ety programs. But he also said the business sector would have to assume new responsibilities towards equalizing income and opportun ies in the Phi ippines. Marros admitted that since martial law was declared Sept 22, stagnation had appeared in the private hustr.e'ss sector becau.e of uncertainties about his oblectives. Spea king before the Chamber'; rif Cnmmerce, !ndutr-,' and Agriculture' Marco'; said: "The government h-as not and has never contempla ted doing anything to subvert free enterpri,se and to make it anything other than a real and useful part of our democrauc system." Seeking the bus*nessmens' support for his moves to 'democratize wealth and property." Marc" announced three new decrees, and warned "God help those who don't Luke advantage of this." The decrees included a general amnesty on undeclared The and unpaid taxes arid new taxes on iquor and cigarettes. The amnesty wou:d include an unquestioned payment of 10 per cent of all previously undeclared 'axes and a 41) per cent settlement in back taxes owed if settled before the end of January Marcos said new tax investiga tion units with full powers to check into business records were being establiir..1 ik ul with those who did not comply. Meanwhile, a military tribunal convicted a Filipino radio and television commentaUir f inciting rebeUicn and illegal possession of firearms and ammunition, and ' • kind of aCongresswnal hleuud Start program,'' ex. plained the iuuaru providing nuany of the answers Mark F Talisman, 31-year-old admiumisIrahive assistant to Rep Charles A. Vanik of Ohio. I . - .t,1= - , . w;.l .,.., - --_ __. - . ' '' re al good JI44' ::: cre"Illailsaid theshill 1 i ,: ''' T' stocks hard uoluilhmt iiinigi'r, ttmmuu minis' iuthi'r shill he i-,itili,ns said thus' ill heelluigs betsucii hiliui'k auusi wtmik's began %% lilt it fight iii a Manila nighitsiulu, ttisuughu the ri-misuni was rioh demur. The Kill), hhiusuk murrused of f 5s''tthl Vi. tuuuiiii i i'd I IiiU try iuiiuuttes f duly was i's' hit's'ts'il, sailors 541141- It suent to hhus' I'tiilippumues, whu'rs' hut' Wihal fracas ix t-iirri'd before its last iuiuuthi of cmpitst. When thue ship rvtiiruii'd (ii I, they sumiul, the iiis(-ohitt'nt spread. 'liii' Dcl 12 incident suuis tow-hued uuff, mu.' sailors suitil, whueui it tiluuu-k sailor asked for two suindwit-tues in hhu' shuip's uiies hiall unit simus given only At(nj (lilt! A," A Am Am A s Slim s.'seriil doze, bl:mc-ks 141k. 1118 tilt- lead, severiol %hile wifleta said. 4)4, Can t 1 e. C'an W At&I 53I's Ampt ' • '• ;:,' COO' V - . M'iO fltln ill . . It es • i, '. ' ,. • it , , t*' P,n C,,i! I , II AN i , ,,. Cola "I. P061 : , , i',ii p, (Urn te, it, (* h• 1011. tiuPoni &I Ii Ntt 13 Ind N.,, 51' i , SliCi 'nOSit, '. Soln Co ii', • 'a Sct N at's : : •: o,n U- , O% 1, it taitil-a "to fl i'., . . ow" h it" r' IP Will it Sell Ttt*IikOI nO 60" Alit rMis s.- : 60I 0-I 14 • ' ' X. --iii: IN . A .. .. -- ,', ill I •. - : 1 - -_S S. 4. . . - '-" - .I . "... . 'CIL 411. \0 1101 11 I lU\ i. hum' In Hr izmI ri. sult in thu -Ii,zm ut dead tih in a bit La nun near 1110 do Juneiru. Large se%jge c.tnalli emptIo near the citlil's beautiful twilles. leasing dark patches of brackish water. Sludge and euntamuitnated water are part sit the price Brazil pa s for the position that If pollution Is neeessar for Industrial . - .. - Marie Wilson S u ccumbs HslI.VVsMI-' tress Marie Vs ilson liked to tell 41 it classic' story ubout a b ygone ttuus'ie era It was the tiututi she faked running out t'1 gas in front of is director's hunit' ''\'i'u took like it gisost pmc(isu-t' o tu l to i iii she quote lit hii ii ts telling her as he gulluntly let-. , ehuc'd siHuus' is 'May hi' I muumght \'' • ' w itti •'_ '.: \%r.,,,,, .t !' '-.''.ra' . - ' : , - - 1, T g •.ut u 'K •s i As late as 1 ': battling with a wote issw who wanted her to wear lace user her plunging nevkiine, l:u distms.'tl pre-Wumuen's I_tb tanguagt'. she had defended the s 'Thevre a Little drafts- , but I like them. And I think tile teen do, too 'tlwy're the sines we dress to piea." Miss Wilson ran tha'uugh a scU e'f ligitI Uk'S te such as 'ku_s Meets Curl'' with James Cagnte and Pat O'Brien: 'Cuirl w ers l'vs't,' M Friend Irma Cu,itis West. amid Ns't' Wave at a She died at her home, where she Lived with her second bus_' • • '' . '' - U Rp iSl • . ,, tkodat O$a ''POP* l' a Iii - ' ' : ' : ''"' I, mlr i•s n 1 t )•:ii.i...t..Jimt __ Brothers in the tlJll.'t .it the age of l. She was still a teen-aier when she ttituugtit her c-art-er Wa.s spottertag and pulled the cimupty- Link rust' - arid won a part tilt *t itued t tCIIkillS haiti tug lot lriita,'' the highsua-est, feat'u'r-bratmied but we'll• 1*. aide ti twIll sunik (or ) ou, I'm uiut'muuiung secretary who faced , e, director Where cumu you be her preth..'aments in the stuuuibhng style (if t Lucille • reached u it's %t i Wilson, a blonde buxsui mu I tall . 11 ''iruita bait to be a vrgiit fur , beauty-, iemmde the nation laugh fiur ii ,ics'iult' its the t't'nueimt'nne the network,' Miss Wilson said il it recent iuiteru test '1 guts . star of the long-running 'My I'- ricuot Irma Show of curly it I mustcd auuy change tit teknetwork television and coast-to- S 151011 htMl4i) it's the (act that a girl can work as a secretary In a toast radio programs. , scrieian4 not 1w cast as virgin, When iur died' iii t'mlnccr 1. Ii) a hanksgivin ge ti Suer ilK's- it' mind television , ' - I •,.f a,,,, • ,)'p •i, Wit '2 . - '' ' -, 'u (I on I UU -- l'flosjernituhlon, well, there will be pollution JA.-,& i ia-s o'. ir,l IUI Z4 0 iri, d. • ' •-i%t - q•._iIi__ '. •', ; % .,- MW ___ idlILf %as.tçc g' : to ,b),, e • - __ - " - --3?' .. '. .!' '!"' rt '- kllz ' 3 I. Int W(k U U- ' -4u4',j - :,, . hall 1well -.4111 flit- hne 1( ngur. lit '-s.- 1 k(,"i' t - _ , . . . ,_ _,~ ._ ~ ~! ~ . IV- ' . ' I ?4y '' -:- ik t"t :- ". ' Stock R ef1crt : 11T. -411111111 - .. - - - ? _%__• .. ... ... - , .. - .; % 1. - -: -. -. ..i., ,,r - +, 5 lately." : • : . - . . Ii(i:lliflg:I(r .. ... - • -' . - -- ,' L-. . " ~ . s,niit- timeafter (lie incident but life aix)ard the ship -luts been ' - . their newly elected colleagues •mn arranging to uuos e ssritmru' Ui ink you tunIcs or sin •itIoruin the hour partici pants .started school this week. Their curru-u• luiiii ranges brow in f orma l leetur son hiusu tot hoose an offic i and file ii bill to briefings on VCStiguIte(1, IlK sailors mt. ru sued said issues ranging from this the fighting Finally was siut.'Ilt'd t't'orusuumiy to the envuronunent l 1( ey - ' truculent mu sluus- im 46 persons us & n injured. I tic ir rqxirt sums thi first •it ' ount of ttis ins isit ut 'sift t. thus Navy- confirmed in a terse noutur.'umis'nit that a slusturtuncc had occurred uund us as hi mng in con mini - V .. -' Slit - ___________ - - Philippine • , . I r- • l duty f Vietnam. Newsmen were barred from vessel but several sailor!, anonymously i,av e t heir u r'sion of liii Oct 12 -. - s - '' I - - • T -. !.ii _ " Involved Over 100 - ,, 42C P1 nwlueels 59c • tfleg.i l- a Pc, is. Rac a ciiaa i r i9 fl t i -i H - - - ' One 85C t,OCOLATI ' -. •' up its resimimes Ili presidenti. I other five. -it, ittesbynextspring (irmt1w%N' of flit- 11reltilds ss litli still urr Ir', out needs (it dciii's ofTU'.' door, II. It . The 111am objective for Itothe ti'd IIaidelfl all k one of the states is to raise revenues, bill iii priils'ssiouial dipluiuiuuuts. most puss erfiil men Iii the the truoti''.' is even more b,r Vs hue Ilouse, lie decides lit- said Ituess' iii('hule sorting G,ov Cahill of New ss liii sirs the I8resident and :m1T iiiit ivcrflhiie1it priorities and ii ler ) sa id hi s 5 na hums somuit under fire from using ImuuHls'rni communications to c ontinu i ng weekl its allegedly systeutis to o't hit' department'ssome event ually cu iii It I S OS';. Y pr oduct Ii, flit- White hioust' "iii Hulijion •i drawing __________________________________________ uumrut'; in a tunic to do hue president 5*0111' will suffer a t-lo-1 chance of l I iI winning on the sliully tickets. We know of no other lottery legal or illegal - now in is iru t. 1ia tha t can m4tk, Iose 1 I/f ,. • o dii, he said. "Ev en ml YOU r 4r,. y1 A lose, your money s going for a 'u, " gtxI purpose, rather than 0. •1 evil , is yet another • for 'a 1.1 I i. 1 f ta1t t ,Oofficials to hf-' Its- lft)WAIIL) WilliE ! U) s in eres in lot Associated Press Writer -- w N Writes 1t • New Hamps n with a uImshire ire beg , CAMIIItIDGE, Mass. \It schedule of several drawings it 'May I object to being called Barbara year and sold $3 tickets. gsntlelady." asked r Jordan, a 36-year-old U.S. initial response was good, but S weep s tak es o.ttlass SOOri !- repr esentative-elect from found Ililat the ss needed Ie4ms. const.antr n and ''how would you want to be t1ras'ings to spark r:l addressed, asked Alan W. i wk 111111111111111 '4AII5CC ''l'4 , Muuruy- of those intt'rvit'used hiliutmued the disturbance on i-sunmihj4ut stress Crackers '6 ti top -'' •'- '-' •• '. "• -' t huh iii I ii Still III •iiuit liii I' i strtiI'h'Iiull' s ith hum siu,u1,h ui'rsiiu;aluhis's lis,tnis'r 'i'tMI.S lioi'ers or wha teve r ." r11a( iMr saul Muus'iittths'r said lii.' State I h'luartu;H'uditM'lI has Iwt'n.k'vi'loptn)' idea s. os r thi. past hour hiumuie now', that's iull," said (uric i rewumuan SUNMlNI tiiSPit I: I: I, "-i"; •'r"A fIff .'-'r-'r; %1t( II,'*I-, I t4IN( lAth -,, •-r •frd .;--'jd •p,'r n1s' 1lIOfi Irrcq Writer L,1. liii a H Ti 'It , - in i( ti-it the 1iti(r-/ tn have any Thl I. i .iliIrIg t.'iti beauie rrssnthly. biweekly and clanhial impat't nn the 'liiily lottery tickets slnets, rni wnti 'on,Iriu tti' firqt of sk 4rirth. weekly rirawing.';. T14'kt'!t prfres number'; IisIf'tfI states wilt. lotteries ,, were rut Lit 11 cents and tnp neerl a drawing every 4ay,'sat take iri their major mm- Irl/"; varied frcm 11 million F4ward F Ha rrington, head ( petition. rtrgani,ed crime. in ruth to $&),(Ø) a year for ftfe. the .Iii';tire tølrtm,nt 4 Officials say the weekly kt- (ngani-tied Cnrr.' 'r' r " ttollsur-lo-qlrilhir moihtsit Fir it.' first thor' sm.' e the tery tuis proven the rno';t ç.r.pu- in New England su itidi r ii iiituhi lottery began In lar tt :iu.-se lower ticket prirci A drawing nr -,r r,- i i New llainpqhire Iii l'.I lottery and cekiy paytff'; are stimulate'; the bettor .o dea l the Still. official'; hope Ui uivakp their ultra.' Live state lotteries fiid to make an with his bookmaker the other y stem Ioiuupt'litIve with the ii ;uppr' u;ihle slent in the take if ;ii days a Ii'giil riuuriber'; rarket --The mirsI of S ew Jersey * i daily drawing'; will be on tt . ' ._ •.. -I I: STAMPS ' I 19! Diapers NOt 00D No 4 . -••• .. • -r rr 'E(ZII QLIIIPo AsoTIrj 6 • • - "( M*PD' : : VALUE STAMPS : ' . S STAMPS • -- c t,:... ' I' Cheese Food .-. ":' • .. 1 ITT . -• ... I I TOP VALUE STAMPS RE -S.TAM TOP VALUE .. -PS ....-I..... ,-- -- rr - STqf ,tlis - l)(hhtnhI titi lirsihule ill I ti.i I I Iii' - 22c . __________________cC............. TOP VALUE STAMPS : I- ' :. •t 11111odern Pineapple C A' -r p. '. * - ~,_, .. . . 11", __-, ..~ 8 COiltOSS it et. DlI IU t"1 Ii. : rr- %vital ,lost butas one of ad. filing I. csr %I(I,K D,. 4 , experimental inonth-long "crain course" at Harvard Uni- 37c lo ci %J J1 - . 'SItPI)\ II)! ItI.-1 !tl OF- 'ir' \ ( *rnan get ;'l ,f jiIn'ffl.) ir freø Os'st. rie:ar Iiri,,Iiin, If's a i-hv'rkr,ut (rip in Ui (.iin,r iandin 1, 'h'rI. 1r,,inr prrpnriillrin In, pni's Il In curly IH'ri'r-nt.r, fh. 1.11 V *lmi,lifrs the 1.nnsr post-i-lecdori s I it t e of tile mrtlo. Slit- %% its St- n. George Mini Pads a, oil" ppo aft.' moon and that several dde (30-Ct c; $(1( ~am~v The question was one of hunids Lxint, raised by four new. ly elected congressmen in an berz.hip until the prisoners were ItF\1tl IIM(I3OI(. hawaii (in their way back But some APm - About 100 black 10(1 dupoini.its were hopeful the whit.. sailors ssc re ins ols cii in tnnronnse might hi. a step in last nuonui s rat sal fight aboard tile direction 0 their return. the aircraft carrier Kitty hawk To United Na- and the fighting with knives, tions 1 needs t forks and chains lasted St S eril rutiuiuuitii of hours, according to crew men f Sec-urit 'Council and anuajority thu.. ship Tb.. umrrier d.ktd vote lit tile General enera here Wednesday' en route to Its But China, permanent borne 1 rt:fSanDi1gna1kr ziwinb..r of the council, vetoed y adopt both resolutions Monday TEA CUP • •-.'' I" %r*A ,, 0i i_•; Lottery Ticket Sale 1 - Cups :cso' Coff' e f 110 110 - io term resignation along with Jean Westw')od when ttie other presidential appointees, national committee meets saw the issue not as who tiokL3 in December to assess the UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. gations then would explain their AP Thplomatic sources to- positions. Pakistan stating that day reported agreement in it considered the two proposals ii • i.i. principle on a compromise per to be interlocked. F'% I it muitting the General Acsenibly Iloweser, all Indications were to adopt a pending resolution in that whatever the assembly c 08 SIZ( WILLS Detergent. •,,,••••;.,44c ROLLS gla 41 y 88C Saltines .........3 said W illiam H. Muueomiiber, deputy undersecretary of State for ullanaI'emcnt. 'i-:VCryOOP in or out of liii' State Department who wants to see )fllC progress should wel. conic this,'' he said. And ill disputing charges that "we are too fat overseas,'' he said secret studies show that only 13 per cent of U.S. officials as4igne(1 abro!Id are working for the State I)epartumwnt. Maconther spoke in an Interview its Nixon's csuntm,.uumg review of the executive branch sent rumor waves -across Washinglon. l'here hun'; been speculation oh impending shifts in top govern. inent posts, of shakeups in the various agencies, of job cuts and-in the foreign-affairs establishment-41f streamlining hi) tighten executive control oser far-flung federal activities on the international S4'CilC. One frequent conversation piece in the capital is Henry A. Kissinger's prominent foreign policy role as a presidential adsr, anti whether William p Rogers will stay on as secretary of State. Macomber, a Republican who reforms. ''Tins is an infinitely more 43c All . , has submitted his change-<) Membership Seen 0 01 tL I' . Ban Dressing 0 1 6 t-'DsMh I'I*'' & I Marmalade 'Qc JAI - ' I ..,, :; . - IN THE SIIAI)UW 01" HISTORY MJS( I el v:,. . - J 49c -1" iT':::': - - 798 &;L A -4 I "s '- - $798 Tomatoes........69°° C '2_ Limit 1 with $ YSO r more purchase excludingcigarettes - -- - 10 . d - Grits -• . - - £'.T I i$1f98 vo IJ L 5 . , - 'o'iiss c" i: 89c Steaks . iu • WASHINGTON A I') itii Stats Department'sS Los) fl(Ifl $7 ictratis s officer .says iinprou IliCiltS are fl('('tt('ti iii tIi.• vI flint ft '; Iiuri'igti uffsulrs uu the U.S. duplochiuters. tie. millie corps already has been cut to a lean level. , • Y t' are not (1151114i% ttl lI's - rio C. $i $998 s..(v. 10 . ... ALL GRINDS - I 27c 49 • . • :ec.tt tE '•.i. c••- -: ts Gri ..,I I I e'ii CANS SAVE 12 -11 3 ___ ____ • Ketchup .........3 . 16-ox. z. 49-o' PKG. 88 - . S 999 Steaks • SVI 45 ~,Aii. 14 . am... • -- - __ I $ C C TOWELS 4-, . .1 3 Limit 7 with $'SO or m oa t p-choi' qEcIudii'; cigarettes VIVA TOWELS ,~ . $100 Gizzards 3 APPLESAUCE JUMBO 1 Beef D&MA S karnpoo . 38 I'll, A so President Nixon looks into po. I put hose rid. ci9orettes DETERGENT CF 11 a .. `ll,l 11 4&__~.. ,' -,AV [ 31t - o . THRIFTY MAID '- / . - % $199 _114 - - - - - -"%.- C I ,, /7 " eol! - _- -,i 5 Expected - . 88c 4 DETERGENT mote D , 'W qk - _____.A.1 . 79c . :tr Cheese Food 9c r I of cho.ct with 57.50 or ('r'c FrIcMy, Nov. 74, 1917-18 '- SA Bsa '-. - ••• • . £ QOc Liver .., - . ., - NA . - s:tr' ~N Li,t'•t -- I Arc . - - . - 139 W1 1 • Deodorant I . øic' ImnIltul feth ral C Sticks 5i()) . Lneez vvniz • rqers ..: • FL ';' ilcPSen . . • ui: GIANT DRIVI . 1.,1 . C rn $ -- • • 4 , I. - - ,r._j , .. 69c Bread l3k~/* • . i PI Q.&?1t • ~ • . Biscu ts OC cc Tea Bags : . :.i. :: --- Bologna 89c . 'wfru.s 00 ¼_..I I'• • • . 64 £. neese.. ,_) 7 d 57c ?tL . . .. . Potatoes Potatoes . u ice • • 9°° Topping IIl't1• 9 °° Streudel . - =- - -- 00 Vii'hiiamii i\ Navy \7 I tit'iiit, iitti'tiijmtiiig :i I1iI/81(II)iI' 1011111 kilillint, IIIHIiII(I him' i'ari'lt'i' I SS Sal8l()UII, IIlijLl(Ir(I (III' .lI)I)I'Il,I('h) 1111(1 'II1fl!-dlPfI lImIt, the (If'('k I )m'spitm' iii;ijur "11,114 ,1111".11 iI;,ImI:lgm', file pilot, Ill ('mnmlr David Edward, IIIat1ILV(I ItI 110hum' cri ppled ]III back till.) tiie.ili If ,', iii';itl.'tl liii- D a Nang toil ;is lot-ii'd It) flilillifloll liii' jiirt'raII i1('Il tilt, i'iiiiliil'- IiiiIi'tl I;(I\Il(I'4 I'jI'III'.I 11 11111 lIt.' plain' and I's 1)Ill('kt'(l I 1(1114 I.I ,,,,s'It I'I III,' 1 it -cii.' Iii'llt'iiti'i. ho' ('11111111"11111 aitl - C reatuer 75c • .... • • 3 Juice 'u Avocados 3 ' Rich 1')c . 7 jI -Plitt b ;tt L iuiauaaoS Brea DonutsS 3 • Soup Mix AO . - lU1IFS 79c :. . r'%rc . • . I 49 ' . -= ---- - . Tim cinford Herald -. 8 -c:. PIES --- Fillets Cc e: . . . . 'r\c 1.8 She ls . . :i; Cabbage -. 31c lof 11 •v: It- &P.. rye l (_) rcO itS ç IZZO...... fl fAS $100 . -- lccr siiv - . L . - $19 . W_0~~ -. . __ - ' S '- •• 49c • ----- 1 ___ IF I1 ~. rr ":.' scer'i Margarine -- - s%l) )I III Ill lIV('I'II In Pill fnIrc' ill Soul h T ItItLOGG's SAVE 58' Margarine ' . . ..... \ F - Apples Ff a' 31 _ I 18 S ri 1 - - w. r, I-. k1 MORTON ASSORTID 1N 1. III I I --- Crurnhis 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 -_ 6 - - - Government 55C I PIZZA ii i ff1 1 muRins V\ 'i LB. PKG. --- - -- New Jersey Starts BEEF 499 Lr a) nI -- - --- BRAND PURl GROUND BACON WD BRAND USDA CHOICI FULL CUT 1e.ow orn - . LICED S D "" _o ~~**j W.D W-D RLWD iIICKORY SWIIT rk". 73 -- - M clIk's blasted supply targets for a third straight slav ill their heaviest ra ids of the war in North Vietnam. the U.S. ('owlinand saId I eda M t.'a ow hi Ic. a Navy tighter-bomber (liSaI)l('(t III 8 landing Illishall bet'anw hit' ¶Ith U.S. all-c raft lost in Soul beast Asia in the last live (lays. 'S tt ,,•- of \'itili aIiII I)ong lini in Iii.' 2$ hours ending at noon today . 'I'm' big toi,nin'i's have flown -II missions in the area Io'low the .'ISI)i Parallel ill the last three days in cliiui-I', to knock out supplies being ma rshal ed for shipment into Laos aiiit smit 11W8r(l Ititmi South Vietnam - llatiol aiid Haiphong are 81)4)54' the ?Olh I);u'LulIi'I and ai'o currently oil limiiibs to I' S liS.'i I' jilmi lies VliiIs' h.'ici sveathei' s'onhiniucd Iii curtail tactical air strikes uuui'lIi ill' lii.' ds'niilitai'i,ed 701141, i\IF I"oi-ci' 8101 Navy fight el- l)oln hem-s were act iv.' Ili By Ifl(iI.HI) i''i.t; sstwialed Press Wilier sAi(;(N .\P'i Aiwi can 12' sCis c: \ -- Heavy Air Raids (,,.ontinue 'Fo r T hirigh d Strat Da y AU YL'. I)5 Friday, Nov. 24, 1972 OA-The Sanford Herald j. - lit :'. - -- i.- ,.' - cr1 1'millun, and 14 -y i-ar -old U1P lifeel 1114. . .. 56. lihe hild beell fill' (if is 011ce- roles. Iliv %ell-vitilo%vA actrms adopted ssoa (;rvg, glittering limelight for tw * dccstiles, except for brief iiisuului!flts, engmigt'd ill well-ptiblieiied bat. ties us liSt censors over her loss Fuiwrmut scrs'it'es were pt'nttung ifn 11ot . OoNo i.: 'S i - �-.___- -1__1F.1___- -ThTT' - - -- 2B-TPwS,infrd kørAIrl Fridv. Nov- 4 197 11 11 r Il`p 1 ic"14 * a. * - . - 11 . ,,-,,... . ' .1 - llFt& n - - :".Y ' W-1; ''? 14411 i' "f I P - a - ilrIf J:,, r 4 -,i J'it '- r-- ---- ASU liii TO -- - --- - wwci'il vt 04 Dfl = --N_ v'/. JPA. =t'Xt 1V1 AIM II( $1 10 ' - -. .. ------- fl II1 -1,-kAND . " ': - - .*14;, ~ -, ------- ---- 4 111I)INI'l or DID SIM1HOL API ' : 4 - - SHOOt IN AU vet soot s .ie VILI t CAJf/ •AH/ -, _______ - - ,.e f _101~- . Tablehopping HIgli ligh is TI Time Prez:eu' Food % ABC Ttu brith Bun p t hrtt h ti tr D: id tic riveds rived is ii chan v ir o' trio Hello Gnodb)c Alice Cassith s chcii V mild you believe a rnmrnuni CS Frut ( (aUon gap in the Brady hnu.se- Night Movies, "Live a Little hold 'aturall it couldnt be Lc'ra lttIe This is an EhIs pher : J~uhona~ N-fore the kjd~ rf;111117c Ciirv% Miss Ciirr% rrsrue~- hin, f rii PVLAR1Th P,rtrlrk', amih, 'Whatever Happened I(, Keith Partridge'" Keith Partridge takes a screen test for, of all things, to gangster movie. Even though he is alTIost unrecognizable with black natty nrnuthctw and pin'-rmped suit, he gets the role The Partridges plan a surprise W! IiI UL LJLPIJ 11a II 11 IL'VII j;" 44IN t1 L4I$1. £YI LIW IW Philosophy" Craig Stevens and Lynn Carlin bectune wmgln, srng)rs so he can get a job on it singles magazineFredric'ka Weber invites an annr1'. caller to her apartment Love 8TJd tht' caller prevents Banyan from talking to her daughter Joy Prentiss plays the ill-fated dancehall hostess, and Allen Garfield is her unsurc'es.sful Suitor *- *IIU £tJ%t Heckert plays the mother at Miss MacRae, a top singer, and and is forced to stay there for five days. All this film needs if Franbe Avalon anti Annette Funicello. D-lU NRC. Ghost Story, "Cr'. of the Cat." I')oug McClure plays it rodeo worker who has z strange problem He thinks t. wife turns mb a cougar Tught. A coug:ir has been Ini - -inwing me roaco 9n0 uimg an animal which has harmed McClure, at' to find out far surt if the rougzir is his wife, flou t'hifl his wife in the barn lit night Jackie Cooper plays his buddy. Marlette Hartley pthvs his former girl friend and Uiuri Peters is the wife-cougar. i 1D-lD ARC, The Odd Couple. I'm dying of Unger,' OSCIII iS :'nmmited to writing a book, but 1w can't get started with it '.fter he blows the Sl,flflU ad'.-anni , Felix ronvinrv him all ________ ______ IJUL The answer Nims MllicTUir pin%. , , the, friend mns', ruirts hit rnarriaj:r in ii *rnurdtictii'nanJBanuir lAitt and the Scret i h borm IC " •* 1* - I 7tcOriande Dr flY n Sa nforO owrcv.. J. Now Showing Can lfrom t ot Sat&Suri- 3 - FRIDAY - -- Truth (4.) Truth or Canseauences () Dr Who 7.3Z) (2) This. Is. Yr AFTERNOON f! () Circus. - in R Days My Line' (4.) - di.,'i. AL 9 i , (4.) Movies () Biiu Graham 330 (2) High Cliaparrri (4.) Cinderella 4:00 () NCAA Football a30 (2) Nashville Music The World & Survival S.-Do (2) Suck Owens. (I) This Week in Pro Football Untamed World ü D0 (2) (4) NCWS t 30 (C) N'ws IP 3t () CkId Coupie ~ . itiDO (2) Banyon () Love. American Style ItDc, (2) (4.) () News. fl 3 C2 Tonight Show - (4.) Movies () SATURDAY '0.- MORNlwr. rj TT:"-tij JIM BROWN STFL.LA STEVENS RIP TORN CX 5) c- X) (2) Airnanjir Across flit Fence (4.) Suortie Semester D0 (U Munsters. (4.) ArCtUC ALSO "Rebel Rousers'(R) Motwcyck Action. Ca$nr M,night Show 11:3D Wild Free Hungry - Big Swilch irc G r ruwt .- EVENING Dc 17) UFO 111 (5) Huc k leberry Hound 3(1 (7) Toym:pr (4) Globeirotiers. (C) Yogi sear (9) ___________________________ - F ii (5) Alias. Smi th 9 . of (7) Jacb.son F Of (2) Punk Panther (9) Orlando Christmas 5:25 7131 qppap~ 0 I i i - _ %, .4 S - - - - - - - , . FUNNY BUSINESS -V. - - WIN DOM - - i. - U ,' ,, -.• '•, - -. ,, - ' • -• '- \COM 0 - T - - a - CARJ I' . "I * '-' ...'•-".., I A -'S C .5 h 't - GARY TAYLOR H IIi'riild Sports Iditor fl'. \ new styli' of 54'iIiIIiolt I ugh I ho%kethall will be tinvviled tonight 115 the prep basketball CV TV & ' ImPossible (1) Sixth Sense SHARBITI At' Television Wrilci' NEW YORE • At" - Ten nclock run a Sunday morning is lousy Unit' to hold reveille an'.'wtwrv, particul.arl) in front Of 1, television set Rut you may want to make an exception this Sabbath. The reason is that ('RS Tellvision is thawing a fine cmehour special on the music of Johann S'bastaan Bach in place of two regularly scheduled halfhour religious programs The thcu'.0 features beautiful photography and the superb niusic'ilAnShip of R.osalvn Tv- for most of her 5 years and is an authority on the composer Thankfully, at least for e'rs who may have Just a passIng Acquaintance with the work.c. (if Bach, the show isn't ii nonstop recitation of one fugue after another, It stops and lets tier talk abpout tv--t feelings towam the. . d tt I 11 am. MEAT 3 VEG. . 8 p.m. I '.c hit ii I I i $ pears in Uw program as a beaut.ufw setting Icir' the bust YDAY IS A SP tf* Pioneers, of Modern new, at hand - the music Two friends, ticith musicians, Painting series. is by the National Gallery cii Art in are her audience - eciniposer Washington, D.C. I t is uuiadt Robert Starer and pianist Kenpossibk' through a grant from ne'th Bishel. the latter a beareded yUng man who spt't'utl' the Nat.ion.al Endowment for (of j Ila m . $p.m 1AI 25llSanfordAve. 4 1 UNDER $ 95 chowder Children I it :1 1i 'I ,'I; - It.;, 11, I !I &." .11 I I 1(i a Ill _ I I r) nj . . -------. thuslastir 011111 11%'. Ii Vt IIh'II is ' strusi quite an I)l :'" n to tile gaine. I.et l eague 11iii1e Ili. and this one is set for F, 1) ORLAND()- A football feaht inatches C'erpiral YNICA Involving 12 teanis in six gaines Itaiders and the Straftford, will take place tomorrow at the Michelob Beer , 2O - , , . AMA JOUS LOBSTER HOU SOBS French ye Sanfrrd I 0 Tangerine Ilolpi.l when the Wait t*11'111- crew. And closing the day's C s i junior gsst - - ___ 411,111 --- contest between tilt, I)i I .and Out imists and the Dxinigtoni, K> Colts This Vt-ill be a midget league contest. The second gaille pits tile I I Blue lk-vils of Winter Garden arid Romeoville, Ill. in -I Bantain league fray. 'faking ,. igI rt in the third gania.- are~ 0 %.Y,, a Igitr of pev wee outfits Vt U At 4 p.m. is another battle hmtws.t ii Maitland 's I iis'rs auitl Ilt'igtit.stiin, N J The his'itthitstt*n eleven has won 18 trench painting In a tragically short ldetunii.. Seurat provided uiiues .iis1 'b'. ill lii'.t' from their sr- stt;sr years I ?) v Seminole LL ee t T0 Me A1 • 74DL Monday 'I) s' Seitmmnsul,' Little I '.0 gnu' will holsi a general ii usi't ui*' , 30 Morittay. No'. - 27, htG2 al p iui ,lt till MIIwrr Mi*t*tls' , Ut1IA ,W*1NO$ !t PVc, 3 At 'V it No 7 At 535 EN ~~ I 9 YQ "ft c VIN COSIIPLLTL OI?4tidt$4. SAfTuL i it All / HWY. 17-92. North in FERN PARK .."4TtRTAINMCNtNiG4TLY 0 is S**L PL -\ 41Lk i..C"J' ( 1 t - :i. 1 OusuNG. kCt'S 'flit' public is iii'. st'-d ar . tirulsrly tte,st' Ihlfl'Iuts uI it) s ages J-12, the age of little lels)'us'rS. It will lit' a ui;i,st Ifi' form i itt''.*' Iuit.'t'tiulit '-1) t('l55' 5th ,sttt'ndmnt' a.ti*ni for tin' Seinini*ls' thi uar, I-'Ive football i)layers are *iit Willis Ittirk.' Burke will not p,. dro-.smil out for the tr,ur. c(Iorning airing slowly ruiuo'rit Sloan, a starter last sea son, i e'.;w.-te*i to grab a starting role ci*n a hi' g*'ls b;i-k -has' While Sloan will alternut' at renter with ('or, tw '.uill also play forward with suffering a broken hand. One sophomore, Randy Brown, will be on the team for the tournannent. Itrr,wn will be on the bent h if he is needed, since the guard knows all the plays be tter than sortie of the players lu.sZ off - ______________- the - . - 8 • ,. 'iopnonrnre &1nsation in Clar' if -inn T.rhnalsg$ca Cniverssty 'at' ,- mrh T-Irrhy- i*.,ir , ';ir, Clark .%vor,-iged 1 ry-itnl rjrnr .t.imp for the tV-i, intl •.va.s hriiight ip to the •':IriILy .'air Ihu' -iqitail F -.ilsw-a' . the tourntmnt. Rrown will jo dawn to the )uninr 'arsity squad for the a.'tuai 4- me playing plop, lip"., encto " . neerts Bishop M40re -nuld he r onaidered a pre-tournament ' ''t SAt aftpr ' fairrite since they have most of ast year's ;tartr.; hack. Ther&l he r.e S.arforrt Iayr'r on the liar-.'' .'in-. David Mere., %, __________________________________________------------ asr hr's' !.ur."; -in' r - - in' • ' - - - Winner Enters PlavoHs -------It - tilt slated to follow at 8:30 p. fit The classic is Lwing spanMutangs SItiuJipeIt the th':ti i iu:u u VV S11 sort'd liv time Florida State Hank ritniil. r ont r.skd tt .1111 in thr ,tssist,iiit '*j)*Il't'* lAiIIor inuI the United tatt think of A ranks Fort Pierce e (s ntr.i Stininok 12.4; ( owit ' There are a k'. islsis 871(1 '. flit t'.'.o Orlando 51hioi*hs I hi Mustangs ha ve ,ul *u I tists to 1)4. sIt am dup a s far hold a slight height advantage, 51.tupJ*91 I itusvills' and flak as the regular prep football but the four tealims entered since the and I(iiIi't SOUndIy (lUik tht tourne'. are ihl about the season is concerned its iii I,'. '.uniis \tt .i'i A hilt Eau rt,ips Ihs hiui,i st tilt s 11114 silt ' uniford irm.I o k I unit h is ii ii hem su innin ay 'anu hiilr ri siiiiiptinri tiE I dell.i)f'd Ridge •irt lass A,\t,\ 1umte but not as tnnrenienti the two Catholic schools are down in Men -itt lslaiiil. I ha (onuuniisItsre s kept their 'I hus Class AA AA, contest class AAA four nu lint spotle '.s by obtaining u v. hit hi w as rained out sumu 54•iflifl(Ili• I Iii'h Ii. ad Coach Joe Mills will unveil a new weeks ago, finds Merritt pair**! one point squcckersovt'r urn Beach. 27-26 and game tonight. In the past, (lie Island's unbeaten ari't (Op host Melbourne 21.20. Seminoles have always been ranked Mustangs playing year tihey are expected to run ranked Coniniodtire.s (if V*it)I tlit' ball and but a lot Iii,*re points than in the past On e sit the key players in the Seminole atiuu' strategy is junior Pat Crimmins. The talented guard will (to inost (if Their nnct'tiri W 1k r ii 'i.is.ss"l or Velda Hero . - 11 ER / !C HP - .17 • - • iit•n i'P h )'' : ).lII$(i5!1 ' .' season ending triumph L)%er bLiten Winter Park. defensr.., thunder storm, tackle Mike White ha s been Tonight 's ganut' rc'suuits's at Fort Pierce' Central the ball haritiling as the teams F.II r m , velda I'lie Mustangs ha%e perhaps nauled race till and down the court. that Immit will0lerritt Island In ; " -.,. i, Unheralded Her,, 1':ilu the most api,ak sInne array of surs Ale's got to beat the press, Possession 'If tile b;II; I'll 3 AAA % %ard hrie and the as there is in am Imckheld in in District shoot it ' lot and get the ball to (;.allie's :11; ortibine .i 0-4). Anti after a the st,s .t' I tie) score (lest other idayers so they 6-2. l9t4siund ;: .- r. " K anti senior '*' mit (tie' st'uliir tlu.urterb.a uui*urithi (5) ik't'isk' shoot,'' explained Mills I.X. tiltlilt will ,tratt,g) Crimmins and senior ToniniN st rt-itu II to the degree of ta kit tii the upset irs! i Wheaton "ill opt ii it tlms W; t .4 Fit S 5*1 downs stititilsi lit '.tg"y 4* ir.truuttental in holding , V. tnte cr,t 1 points a .aiime. (ii say (lit' least. i'uard positions, with senior interesting Park's All-Regio7i C Leon Brili,lit is tile junior ace go -_ - I: ;_ I - ,_.~ - . EASY M !NSTAU II . BEAUTY ' .' But-ky Ittissi at (tie forward hit' )ihuit' has taken sin added of the Mustangs and has the Latimer to u.st I ,tatistics to lirme it. Bright is art th setxond ha i.f Matiley saw- some .,,.t,,,,, inwortani - ir twcause of tile pushing the I.W0 %ard mark witii tile varsity last season. lope rforinarve of tilt- t%%o Oubs '"80, Ili rtiNhiiii, re.il ' est.i't aftcrilit-roint,tit Iliv %%Llllll. Ijussi %kas it inem1wr of 'I'%%o%%11Vk-, __ __ _~__ ' \ $JRA8LI RNISI4 ,'4 - SIXAS. 1,~:,~a , ed,:t:,i . ,,. onmate (arch: Naliailick fee C,v s \eltla honor in t'tmutrts.' %% hite - \ \ tors : No th ing '. '. 44 . k it . I 1 45 1 5R 'k t Th . SJI1J I Vi ,illiik had capture bridge, Mass. • ruumumer 'iF '11w Jay of Pop Warner fssithiali is being sponsored by (tie Orlando Optimists and tilt, (;,\lNI';S%'II.I,h';, Flu. Al t o 'the' bowl bids huuistt'st **tit , I'l S t'itt , eighth-ranked 1.4misim, pass rt'et'i'.-t'r YMCA. It annually inatches six tvanis front Florida against opponents front around the nation. has one lit hand and unranki-d . a. .south. Floriaila (joe.,11'I 1 p, thes u,istern Conferenre rivals nivet on Florida Field Saturday Bert Jones, one (If tile It'i'd 11 9 candid,ales fair tilt- liel.S i hill "I*joI)jI%, ,lijil titilba(k C;Irvi . D-l"I'll its 'I o'IV-I%`,0 litllI 01 'Uhl. 0, 1) In. and a 1) ill battles N'otlling is at stake but pri-sti 't and ( ,uituir lisps's for a a'. in lg 4111tiv., %%till jollu" I,-rI)pwkiI' are exiaecte d to be (lit. 101) attrot tumis sit (lie' day. Central YMCA 'A has rolled to nilnit' straight w iris thus far on the year In (lie last four years the ti f w with Itt'rs i'.e '. nun' rr'rs*rsI 'lilt- I .5(1 'ligs'rs, losers only (it Ahuihauins tit nine' giuulit's. are lii'adt'si fair uuni Astrs i-htluiebanniel a'. ithi ltunsstt sin uui.'i'tuii tout- host time' bail .is , it) of pt'ilt*i iii.sin ' .Juuii's ilre'inty holds or siiiirs' 1 5 I .St n'rt*rsL, uuic'luitiiig ttut.i S(, *Isu 'itst at tu utg a'. it! laurels they (ollt-hilown to a(l(I it little Ino,al. Both teallis have tough dc hister It, their bim I apipt-m pant a- lcll-w~, w4l h\ Middle hli, Central Flotida Polop Warner s-row its in ltM9.71-72 * they tied for hut' lionior in 1970 I. Aunt they also were t'iiuiiuipions of the tUluIqU1U IS(IV.i UlI'IC lililt'S including this past sciisiii whicii %,ill it vit- tor) over tilt- 4-1 Floi - bat kv,-%)Illil, fill Mill% "Will all hit'>' I,laiiktst the Eatonville Buys (1111) by it 36-4) u''Jn(. Both the YM( A 011(1 ,Stratford art' nut toruilly ranked hush this gisuiio will decide (lit' National Psulu Warner Midget chain- ct -, And :m lilt' final (hit' (iphtu uiists will 1w siio.ititi for their 35th strut ghit victory and the Junior Hunturn 4a( lonal I'iIlililI)hiflshilll (sir this' ss'csuni*t year running. I,> t s,tfs'nsuvi' show- of liii' st'ussuil in a 404) ruiiup over Kentucky last w'sk, Florida players believe they lime usnntiit'r upset in theiii young (liihiirs iihit'uisty h'.- t' won three this'> were sup ix)M'(i to loss' In this rehuildtii, ii isis 'ill(I tile X lier lence, will get .1 se\vre te.Nt front Jones. who lus completed %I jxvs,ws for 1,301 dswnis iiisst iiui average gain of Hi lit' y- at its 5''. i-ny- till it. lit' S • .. F1i/Pr'll. .. . / ."! R OCKWELL . TOOLS S P (CIA IL T PR I C ( D S t Y4 0N I G H T ADMISSION - - - BALCONY SOc RESERVE SEAT S 73c to )230 iu Iu - 0 -- t ARIA NEW $40 ISCALATOI 6 ELEVATOR -AIr-c.adhis,s.4 3000 ?4...(,. Typo Soots - - 31 Ii . ' • I \, il o ~ - I BUILDIK - - Wi's(*(I 'tt5 IJ W. 3rd Sttvet lit 1`1119 4 IOU RISIUVATIONS - C.!l 305 138 Alt., iO AM) *40 (iNI UNDiU ii ADMITTID __ ue - Ample Parklail -- I Bilip Edwards MATINEES - Moil. -THURS - SAT. Over it -,-. Curdles'. F ic trac Gras, Trite, ,,i Rev s' LADIES FREE EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT Fully Drill '12.99 . IL -Y. t I's " Drill '23.99 - PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING ,I;o its '. •trrs ii .l miii'. iitti.ul t.st Ku ,;I~!-P I- 0,1,~ ~ A) 7 *, \,~ ________________________________________________ 17i'll[ I 8.*ffL11 T 49 S Math J111.11%V1`3 Are eligib:v : ,c 'Unher,ilded Hery of the Yv,jr * retv,politioll. with the wulner %cheduled to be annousimd at the end of regulir wa, ov ., - -Lii, _____________ on They have Itsi' biggest sumprise ss- c'zqs*Ii of the SE(' iii Not Moors', ii I;u;.pniuid dci'.- ishi wi,.. tiiis whirled isis way Is, hi touch- ' . ud,tt h,u .t.10 Florlaia's secotldar%. "hich ,,.is ilklile we a., tle.,)It.. e itijurieb i*iittrt'iiu- t' h*su,**rs Ida (atssrs 'Ito' Freit intl se viand stnuui t uilh,sc k Wail I),i'. is .urs ii t I'll- hit hinti ill have woll III that spall fire tilt' Among (lie liii itta the season s opener •t,r -- . - Co 'si P L:T : CA I made e'.er he in Longwt. tackle" ruciai wilt battle I-`k 1llan*S .'&28 ii ;i FO met os.r \rrsinuz •he co . t r.srn ttri Wifi 'T 4 r:.iift - it I '- .III '.'. as Pointed out that t*Ui Melbourm s*rigi:.aii hite'si fir 0( ttiber 27 auth Vsro Heath arc' highly but '.ti r-urtuuik'd '.uitti less than tsiutt'iI (Au1 tiUbs Melhournt' two iimiflutcs rt'iim.uining in the finished -3 wink Vcrs.0 was ere on tile )car including a 15,14 . (,alli&' . Jimmy Ba* k is the field Wi.- 3riifl .d3 '.'tYi • 1' general of the Mustangs and ,, r rw if the fu,t.mg has equally impressive season t m1 C ipflfl credentials. His passing totals Wil4iams shoulders tO il"' for the s&ason have e'cceeded the 4nnd n tonu.t s 4.urs 1,400 And finally Waldo Brtght has not tuil',' recnver-' Vi i..i uris is the senior haifback from an unhury tusLtined in t1 ir*l his rushing t.ti1 is ;'...st F r F"erce Centrii .rne irs' shcrt $ (the t4) 'i r .1.ste'.I as a itoii 'sil start. r ' A ith more at itjse than Mere -i insi .night s i .r i.ih Fd F -e nu star back. F.au Gallie .i.io lai i f.'x Ga 1fl51u11) credit c&ids CENTRAl. FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE U Iiii .',ir's foul'' liomiditil,.wit tilt, starting five tu ill is' Ilinhlir John Corso at 'it'r Though he lurks s'suM'rl*'nis*', in' niuiht's it U in atijhitv iriii iioiil*i a'r a lot sit rsr.urin ,it Qe r.'t position .John Zueli has shown the ability to play in the past, but is fir Its' * .ii:*' 'tlIhI'i F rank Slut, ,tIrIi I 'lernents, Ste-,e Ft rirlI . M iks Hohertsi and with tile championship Mustangs, Commodores Resume Play lhsramy howl day is ct4i tit iiii ttuliiioii betwunm (lie ()p(.ninil' the ac tivity is i 10 I';' 25281 71, ( an saint loc'atiofls at the in the Sallie tIT114. - 1k hit Bit. \ I I SI I ,ssistuiit Sports Editor - Henri Rousseau or Dec 4' ett e i erences # In Disney Bowls SEAFOOD HOUSE - PtiOflC 322-9798 - rner •• • • •- I , Wa ost C ock ta ils 75 I ;. . AW . Open Mon thru Fri ctf'... ,,, fl)MENIV WIIEATON 'D FLM ON ICO I I - I Rolls 1. Butt 1- "a" Includes baked potato or Frencn Fries, fossedspiolad or coleslaw, hush puppoei, and our delicious conch Serv .' , jLv I I Owned 8 Operated By Bill a Betty Hari 1 ,r' , Restaurant i I ' - - EVE I & B Yr • -! e -la'.'achord and ha cit-hard IB ;;r. ]jj__ Starer is a good questioner. Bihei a good listener, and the combination brings out the best in Miss Tureck and puts her at case. "There's still a great deal of writ-k to be done in under. standing the mind of Bach and vision of Bach," she says at the start of the program. Then she proceeds to illustrate wha t she 's talking about She performs his music on three Instruments - the piano. unruarcied moment over selections to pta'. and tui".s to best phrase them. . ~. -- Moog . - Junior varsity ti'aIil Mills ,ills Marib'y unit I(iissi "the i'.*i in*'-.t in,ipriived players on liii Off losers will invet in tile cons0lation gaine Saturday flight at I lia.111'. I I izes in playing Bach on an electrornc s'nthesizer called the titan and 1u music arid catches her fussing like any musician in .in - Sunday 1E - season .*pcias with the first round of tilt, Se-ond Annual Seminole Basketball Classic. Action gels underway at 7 p in. tonight at the Sk'uiiinh*le high gyni, with hit' Hustiol Moors' hlstrnet.c of Orlando hatthi,ii: Bishop Kenny of Jacksonville uin' in the 8:30;. ni tonight. LOC I' igniingeiiunsit' will t'iitertain the Oak I(iilge Pioneers of Orlando. Tue tu** p.m - ense Seminoles To Show More . .- a variety of home-cooked foods for fastidious diners The price is budget but the food quality is uptown. The sparkling dining room is open Mcinda through Saturda'., fli.. and S froni am. to 1 1 1 1 1, .,&I_J - name alive for more than 80 ,*lr I - lskll RESTAURANT, located in Bram Towers, is the answer to P49.1-7:Oo&fl:35 • k~~- t-f.~-;k, :_ - I.'\'l' ('I(IM1 INS - For - :-- . 1, - -..- -.,-~. - z. -71i Bach Special Set ALL COLOR ACTION I ,,'-.- v - - -. -I - FRI. &SAT. Dvv.'-lu Thbe -t - r15 I.\NIT \10\RiF: IV% need' Ti' introduction Here surer charcoal steaks and seafood are served daily, 'frcun 4-11 p.m Modern countr'. musi. by BRUCE. LESS and TONY fills the bill TUesday through .. i.I& WItâ1 2 am Action is the word" , '" -t__.1c - L _ Kinquart or pall-T!, ls,s 8 "Mysteries of the Deep" U - Nest film in the series will be EXTRA ADDED WALT DISNEY -tL' - straight -,. .. - - RUSSELL ROMERO FLYNN BACKUE - . ..,' ~44a~tj_ 4!71 2 _ 0 Le"Itirt.1, Ciarl., tlit filti, Lravv~ I STEAK artist Georget Seurat will bie Uw life and niasterpietvs of ,% Y. Her bving rciom averloob I I shown at Rollins College, Seurat. and describes the jo snial.1 ;xind and several acres Many othor Plate (if trm-s and flowers, it ab a;,- I Specta Is to choose f rom I Valencia Commixfuty Colliege Frenchman's pioneering in ____ .- - -• reduced '.,-'.•, lecture auditorium of Mudu.le the Huttianities Ill at Valencia at 11 a.m. and in Seurat concentrated in Rollins' Rush Science Center himself all the intellectual uiuditoriuznat 4 ocluck and 7.30 currents of the tune', according p.m. to Lord Clark. Seurat alsc Wruttt'n and narrated by Lord represents the rhythm cut - - • _,y!ç-, .111111116- --- I IVs hits the bill for se'r round S(i•' teeS Open week i includ ing the da'. s adjoining lounge I . the muting facilit'. sers cc breakfast luncheon and dinner and is the Ideal spot for the peas ate I I I ., n1* 1c, ! r *, ~ " oix !ILI11 ot' The film will be itt the science Trusc-c, - •,.., !1LA. & hI 1 'I RESTAURANT continues to pack 'em in Monday through Fridu, from ii a.m. to 8 p.m Here you will be served foods. at the most qua1it moderate prices around. A thn1 special is served with tither entrees featured also. Service is prompt during all hours .iurw at Miss Ture'ck's airy ,IUI( A 4'5-.m. ' I f1I I I'.J' UWWW I V WVIW 1 The 'in' spot tar all golfers is MAYFAIR COUNTRY i I'R. which everybody hnows is Central Florida's U14151 beautifull designed golf ,'r,l,rc, - t,,.,.r, I,.,.. I welcome at all times and coi-ktAilsare priced right tind children c plates are grettl the FI ESTA. h('rt' THE t'ft\\ BROTIII hS bow out t tountr md western musiC Ofl TUCSdR' Ft-iday and Saturda'. nights The cocktail hour is between -7 p m dail'. and luncheon is set".d Mcinda'. throuii.h F ri&Fi from 1101 St 01' 511 \ 1% Sanford's plush t101.lfl\\ 11 I'llie fu-st free pubbc- showing 01 the 'll inthe LOC.'tt Haven auditoriunin on No'.- . at 8::40 p.m On Nov. 29. there will be three presentations. 12 0 U (1410 MOW - Str eets a-- MJ- and Loch Haven Art Center on fluence on Uw world of art 'SO'. 28-!4 Distributior of the fun part & WALT DISNEY PflDDu(Tlo 0, (C) ' . F , Mai Schedule Col I ; iz),oc E rile,;I15'rl 7twl, I I I (4.) 6:30 (6) Bob lopplewham ID - DID (6) Mission 30 (2) HParade aundcbts (6) Scooby Doo W-DO (2) RDman Holiday% - - SA T U R 0 A y 1 - 3t 2 70 I 15 7 31:1 . San Francisco t) Chan Clan -TODAY- plush tMmphighter Lounge ;tlnr raic atmosphere Hightvuhls aw1 reclo., whip has been spreading 121 Jets.Dn IV) Lawrence Welk 8-00 (2) MOVItS (4) All in the Family 00 (2) underdog (6) Bugi. Bunny - - Archie () Children F,rVa I (l) NCAA FCIO?bal :00 (7) Crap s. with - 30 (2) Lassie ) T,sr:ar 2-DC) (4. () Partridge Family Ghost Story -- tertainnwnl is featured in the I ic-tent service in a refined head for For fun it fe'ti it 12~3,1) (2) Talking With - I World w Life Tr, -.. a ' ' '-- Thr (2) The adds JOE'S S l' FOOt) HOUSE con tinues to pack em in for the most choice morsels from Neptune s kingdom Open seven cta'.s a week tue popular spot has popular prices and ci * * (e) FIints.one, () RewIlthed Runaround .. .'i'IT ___ iM finest - I F 'SHAM A r IL 7- 4 e,r O( (2) Sealab 7C7 EVENING %1J I ~--__-_ mt'iiitwrships art' available Puss.yats () Brath Kids - i r- (2) Sanford and Soo (4.) Sonny and Chet (Q) Santa Claus Is Crn,rit. Tr,wr. - . Telel 1 s i oil - I Ce r S 'S . Diners For * touch to the and man in it '.'.heel chair while I I The fact that the ID-11 NBC Banyan. 'Date on '.auitrnri The question is popular spot captured the Vh% is he in tht '.iith I''IIth GUCSI appear chazr Fn4flk co'.eu'd golden spoon award irnets b'. Eileen Heskert and Sutton ntis a S1I'1S( tells the entire clot-'. Corn vercar'. for his wife and it at Meredith MacRae help this one plete dinner' &r .served until a California beach hut iS driven into the ocean b'. a Great Thine belonging to Mic'hele Fun , c American Friend Stk Four ketches are pre M urray's mountain cabin The cenied tonight In Love and r iir c only trouble is Felix accoin the Woman in White.' Fjt" panics Oscar to the cabin and bachelors l.arr Storch and Art ho steak Oscar Still C'Iifl I get cuirted ietrano meet a supposed JIUNC cosmopolitan 'weei the plruit and the Presle) mnw hat else cars xen This 07W involves CS the Elvis plays it care'rec ,au 5113 h ldrtn and Abc'e the trusted bachelor iaigain who relaxes 'usekeeper. The children iin t think she's so trusted 871'. ntre and she leaves. It doesn't Ii And _0 i,**tliI*' -, �a - b i ,• tu C , - t i u -S . - 5- :S - , - __ZT' S - "---- --S - '' :- ----- - -- - - ---- .- - -- - - _- 1 - 1- -'- t::.___t -:---------u,-- - Time ';ur,ford Ihormld ,Bell 's Palsy New Crisis Gets Revenge Oklahoma Second With Half Rally WM DIM ALIF'J 'tEP' tiri ('-4 IllS WY I •WJ4I CmAW, t".El Ti' ClEtIIn'6 fIAI9- / it" ('dSl F I 1110 /5,1' I RILLA' . -'- . . 10, Its, lit Itl-lt)t) \1:. Sports Editor i R3 At.E). SA(tlARI; uk i lbiI i rne n v h I U snnu- dust r.f their own Saturthe frnjrth.rn rikii Associated llrmt. Sports Writer dos in Columbus. Ohio gained a measure Of revenge by Sooners toppled the fifthEven before the dust hitts, it iltat's where third-ranked coming from it 14-0 deficit to tanked Cornhuskers, who had chance to settle in 1.mcoln. Neb. Michigan, 10-0. will square nit defeat Nebraska 17-14, been favored by about it touchIn lust year's TurkeN Day down, following Thursday's Rig Eight against ninth-rated Ohio Slide triumph by Oklahoma's P-1, In 11 game which will decide classic, No. I Nebraska outDe fenAes dondnntetj the f irst Sooners over the defending na- the Rig Ten championship and scored No. 2 Oklahoma 311 at tuilt, with the only score c'nniin' tional champion Nebraska also the league's representative Norman, Okla anti went on to as a result of it fumble. Cfl:Cornhuskers, a couple of Rig for tIn' Jon I Rose Bowl against the national championship The lnhrmui Is Kenli ptil Pop visiting team %on: H!OIfi iii:' Ten teams are'!xpeeted te ratsi' Ni, I Southern Col cnultl:i't handle i Nebraski . -punt , the Cornhuskers recrn 111111111111" :-:.t'red. and went on to score on z I — -yard run h Hit,' Oldie ! — Another fumbled punt set up Nehrskii's other touchdown, In the third period, Jerry lAst of Nebraska tnoI the ball nwa , ,_ *N_ % 1. ' PLm-Cl P ;ir yrsim. I 'e,',s', sir I '1 ?' ',' tven tmI miir i".'i'i I'll? IIIFE1E - , ' - - • - , rvrI limbS. tlF''. 11 __________ 14 p I I ' c's - - ft , I I . - 11111111ii~_ __ - ) 6 I . ~'TT ___ Jr?!i-. .- . - - -..Nd&IM - - - lli, e l 11 ,a- P,__*Et I~ 1 -4 J111 to - 'i' ( CA- pass . . 7. - 4 ••-— -- --' - - -. ran for two more scores it. lend the lmnghorns to victorsin the Southwest Conferent' 'i exits trailing '0. 141W- with Jinmrnv I .i oh issec & 3 and 2i . '..urds 1(1 set up touchdowns Tf 'irct score came on it three-yard l.1. On .• ,---- - - . .- -- -- - .. -- -_ .__. —. - - -i . , lLL1 .L 't.i \ L tm Seniinuik' Junior L(iIlL'ge scoring uce ; t'ziniic Shag finds him forced to taIe diffic ult shot Going high in an efbnri to finch ttii attempt of StU1% IS rinrithi Southern John Fth'.ztrd i while S.JC's Willie Paulk prepares for retmund . SJ(' won ganie , . Il -yard pass to tight end Julius Whittier. half touchdowns. including it fi)- Beating • Redskins . ,r.NIA% AsnrImutrt1 I'res,. Slmrt DALLAS iti. %%rttt'n ( torgnA. Al' '-; iiflf, 00 'wultl card bertim Dallas is l4-t anti I'-. garmies Iwtiinitl time Ittdskins Ttin- ''.'.d card' spot ii time' Natiomu I-oI111% In their ronnie.. '.eri' time' en to the divisuem runnn!rup with recipients of in Tlumk.'qiiving tilt, Nest record flight now, Da) PtLMl Ut front San F'ran- (taut's Dallas inn the NFC '- isco, whicli shattered a sueIt: Thtirsthi'.''s other rtssinn; of jinxe with it 31clmistu, I'e'troit quarterback rout of t e. ii ins. uPer OVI Greg Laindr'.- tossed For orm' rtuinnpuon I )aIIw touchdown mind scored two nIb()I e'uurse-, the CI'S fli quuurtermuc'Iç sneaks 4err had pure(iii' l.ion s It .'lfist tiiiit)ves us t5ies be-at time Ne'.'m York -_ rud a toil! game' iitwaui & ifls. .1et 3'-2ti. The- ex;wctetl pas.sAngelic!, it. tillNatiunmul Confer- in duel iwtweemu I.mitidrs anti -nc-n- Wesc wittu the- sweet '.iz'tm York's •Iumt Namattu never n it •'-4-1 record iiimiteriiiliitcl fl three' plovers broke' 100 yards rustung—Altit' I liwever. tin- Itethkins. cmiii Taylor of the' Lionir. and .)otitm hnst'i- time' tmusd spot in the N1"(' ltigginm,c and Cliff f1cClmuin of time Just '.'.'lthn Victories lEn two, (lilt of Jets their last four gmunies. ku'.'inig •I'aivlor scored on a. 3&-vard liv iiii, . • 'n - %. - - --- . . - -' - - -, -. - -- " - --: ::.-,-:::, -::.: -'::,::::::'-:':'::.:.:::' • ri Stan dings r0 : r e . : ' its Time Am.n.ut'iaile-ii J'rrm. NI'!. Central mmm"ro oin 0 unilercm't' G,Hum'. 7 0 700 2(1" 17 I Lust Detroit 7 4 0 .631 177 2111 V. 1 1 l'i't. lout. 01' Minim 1. 4 (I .600 it Chicago ( I .350 170 199 LInfli un 0 0 1,00(1 278 l..• 'lit I. 1 0 huh 370 N,Enij :' Ck''. Cinc linus - West 1 3 1 .0 1 19 183 3 6 1 ,350 196 341 3 7 1) .3011 201 - S,Diego Denver . L.A _u tutiunuI ('unlerenre Last W I. 1' Put. I'ts, OP Wmi1m, 9 1 0 .000 251 137 I )ullius B 3 0 ,7!7 255 187 N'u'Gnits 6 4 0 .600 23 lot Pull, 27 1 .250 93 = Bt.Lnuis - 7 1 iSO 129 M s Mt'IUtA oUfl:ItMAN KANSAS C IT V. NI it NEA t - Although It has liven been almost three vn'ars Finisa Won (hi in 'Ilipen 1tos I chani it .0)'.et HO. Ti I)iilflSillIi hav , . . ii Imi.ii( ,0 aeir rtpII.mu.imn s . .. canis t i most urn Wijilc ChR I'. having dralit d him Llovd . Wells. a Kansas Cltv . 1.1111,er for tilt. de- It isn't just the physical skill - considerable' though it Is which distinguishes Ths- Ion and l.uniit't Thes tuo'i' it ilignilts and poise' all the more remarkable because That was eight Itesith's time funiibk - Morton suffered two interreptiuns ta.. -d and List year that, any mail yards with an intercepted puss. replaced b'. linger uuuLimich for tnticimdowns mind quarterbuick Steve Spurner turned in ;mipi'i'(j ;mtrftnrniiiiimt'. ,, 4!4ers Iilmi.ctc'd tin Cnwhemvs, T It was the First victor'.' for 49er C ouch 1)ick Nolan - n.ver L.undrs , bus former bow. ant! ojtj lis ( Alil VANZUH,A teirnm uiouli', and marked the' first Unit' in 111 gmrnies-. limullus car racing turns will 1w laid lost in 'Texas Stadium, It_s treated to , IM lap linitted Laiteplush $21 million football pill- Modi Track Championship the, awe Saturduo- night at the Volusia With I)nllas. lemuding 4) mmd ('nicints Spt't-dwai with die' driving, I)mive- Wilcin. anti Van- Vimlusia. maid: inn ronjunctmoni derbuncit tennueti fur it spet-- with the' I)m,vtmus Beach j11 tuirular plan'.' that turned the mu- 'ees. s;memnsoriiig time' event tiunuill'. televised gmmnmue- around 'ixeeds from the' race will inn til t - see'nmtl quarter Ix' direed time Halifax area Wilcox t'lnhtwre•d ('owbus lbs's Club ltuUdmg Fund qwirttsrbat4 ( 'ran;' Morton, Several well known hicail arid minutt'rbund: said, "The' baiU tuitio na l drivers will be- mnmiotii tiiol, ant' bounce' and there it those' entering time' field Hurry was I just scememped it up and Pullen, tormerls of Orlando and n-mini It niais tui'.'c' looked mis it I nn racing out of Melbourne' is was tnimttin', but I was running one of the to;., local favorite.-, for rims Ilk l'ulierm w i ll Lw driving ttmt' Jutin Spurner, playing In plmwt' of lingers Cimevelli' which hansthe injured John Brodie, lilt (; been vers impressive Lit theof 24 passes fur I7' yurth. in- Vimlusit, siwedwmi t'ludinig mu 12-yard touchdownAnother top entry is Wnrit to tight end Ted Kwmuiuck Shugart of St. Augustine wtitn'l P Spurner tniok time' 4'nc'rs inn an !14- I- piloting tIme' tibb Allisci. yard tuuciitjowm tiny. ti - u;ner built Chuevelbe in this, car itleRace Stuck good£ time It I a Ili pro hull. arid tie' American I otittiali (-outer£ THIRD GAME Doubles -Seven Points,I Art ZSVTC 3 L'Zii it. : t' :n'. C'.. 4 Ait Sastida S Ibarna C.end. 6 ruin Pedro,, 7 Marur, Ton., $ Sans YI5 I wouldn't like it." More physical in his ct'. it of pbs than Otis is Willie 1-u Hirt* also known as "Con- - - I t C i LI S C tic, t no. thinks he's the best Until he arrived from Morga n Suite, there were no black middle Curtis - FOURTH GAME DoubIt't -Severn Points 1 Pena Tc',, 2 Rene Pt'drOs,a, 3 Sale &und a B.o Iiest'dii, S AiCS Luit, 6 CP,ucl',O MpncPia '7 Marumn Pedro, • lbarra '1 ,iuct like the good , shot," fit- says. "You don't cm no often - hiI(I5' o usla V l Shugart worm live straight feature races lit the Volusu, oval With a tin;' prizerat-i' has muL'u. lured NASCAIt favorites LeIU' Yarborough and Itichit' Punch Appearing m'' intmrnmuissinn will Lx' tilt, fanned gunfighters front Six ('Jun lerritor'. - Gates UJWfl jut 5.30 P tIm with tunictrimuls starting at .31' ii "(on T\ I SN - Paul V. field , iNlianii , - If or t •;, - - - - Artø Apustin, 3 Chiuchno Girt., Juinto Mugoenia. 5 Attuni (born. 6 Gailt Juan NINTH GAME i f, _. i :: Points Egus; sd. 1 , w ,, -. -. - . / sas - 11 - -- - - - toinin- town for a bout - - — ffA, I, h' ltatttn,' tr'.' CII : • • Sur' Bit L-9ti.' Lo.si' a nd Ri'itaurints ." Ot- is'- - P.O L- tf - - .t_ Ott*etc .tO'n S ., u ' C A'?-, , . i ,' arc c1Thp.'ç Egua Caballero It ,Jito McncPt*. Mar'url Ganid, Seven Po,nts I Pena AguIn, 3 Eguta Lacs. 3 Manolo Luis 4 Oulnito (morn. S Gaits Caballero,6 Jul00 GenOa, 7 Anna Muguen':S. $ Altuna Juan E,j'i Pedro 17 Ousnito Pedro Pena Caballero ELEVENTH GAME Marsolo Juan. Doubles - - h hl1,tøUi 14 I 0 -- - I'-14-- --19'1 T' ta : -' ' , < . . . , (__-\ it, ) I 0) ~-, I I - (.- . " rT__ __'- ~--- i 1? _ __~, ff I 1 41 \ - '' I 1. e- ~ , - 1 - '; J _i , -1 _____ ,1 - ( t __ ,~- I " ( , -- - - - 1i_D ~! r " 'I.FNL 4 , .1 '. I AI " (,( I -; 'minis' n- - i inn gi •i'.i'il, ''511 111 111 ii I''. wild tnm M;mu'4mviclm saul Imm tiles ill tin tlmlnmk ahmimmit liii' mml).stnmu is'aumi Vim'.' mmmli) muniotimmi won ' ltm'cielm's,'' him' said ' '.'.ltii mmum'.'tlminmt: In '.'' nilmmO1' this h'aguim' hm'lnt n' mvii' t',insielet i's) iii" (mit nun All Star t H)met c think limmit sue'); mmii hluifluni illi ght help clear uu; his tue'aulat'hes ' - KICK f' iI T - - % I - ---- I _ 'I/slAT Al ) 1OsL.J, - L / / '111, ,; "09 , , - (, , ~ ,, Ti-SAT'S '1J-4A'T.'. * ' '--- t.s-) IT'LL /5j OFtCE Pc01,, 2') C'DuPfT5 BC-Ut-lt.! nc,jOt) '/lLL A r:l 'DAL to? A ._ (4i ! 0T' ) by Al Vi,njie, - t) - . _.t,_ L~ PRISCILLA'S POP lImit ,-\ mim't- lman'lm iii 1114, ('.'t Ill.,, snmIih Mmmi mmvim'hm imilgint 111.11%4, 1114. All Star 14'.1111tlui' '.'m'mmu- , tint' tim.' lust hum.', ). ii,, _ ' , 1.,j's" ~, I I ~J! ? 1" "'' 1 4 i 'limit nmvim'Im is lum"iimU 111411 0, Ii,,t shut f , '* i I' looking ,iiiI ho' is .1k " ii ding hunt silt 11:11,111t . 4'. 1, if r ;) f nit.) ).'ttm'i', huillimig immm'im 'n'.lu, - le ' "' -' i\, . TusmVcrTl ( - ..:j by Larrf Laws , ,I1_ - -.,(A- , t I - , ) . ' i__h1 TilE BADGE GUYS 'Vunui know, Pete's mm 1)1 4 ,11% said Mt't'ttl lister l'vm'n's- timlnmg ill 1114' '.'.'.su'ltl hut hm'r- s him l"eit- iii slanum', him''Il be so dish aught nuit.'i .m li-'. - ins'')) slav In liiishm,'ns s - i ft ,,ni tintiii alt''n O w -- " OF ThF ZQ% WILL CLAIM ill - j '- fIlM 119 ' " ' ! . , 7 Alta l'i'diO, $ M,niorcil, 3 Q,nii, Jsji,n Arr, I OUt CAPTAIN EASY OKAY, ',O FAY P'3L.Y WA,5A KiI.t.(P PILOT jS('FQR I',4f- SW PMIA M.,urnt5 " G,sii G,ir it .1 p . [JJ _____ & F,.' DoijOics Points I Uuwa Ag5t.n, 7 B Z) EE 'c AM? QC 'E FOOT ALL PLANER4 ARE - L. $Yj: j , S,I,i III 114 (,AMI' -i' I IAA"115E WE 4Lt CONTACT ALL ThE COL.L.EGE, ) •I3t, \ -I' I .. . by Bo'w.n & Schwarz -- r1 i.12 . D 41 '-2: _se 4T' 13L01'TER, II1RE. In,.kDfsiE .. - r_- 1 VVVWV44"WV4'H-L uunmtight guy,'' gaunt' - ii . FILF19,ON EL PiOLO CONFIRM u1 (AY... MY PIP A I.QT OF FLYItJ(i i WITH HER I 51*114 GAME Doubles Po int 1 M,rurt Menm-he, 7 Aita M,rtonc'lI, 3 Qun.Io G.tnds 4 (Cwcho Pedro. S Uermn Elorr,, 6 fIao (ab,'mlteno 7 Pens Lu's. A ,\itufl5 L,sca FATHER' *J5 HURT... wHAr ARC LJT IT 11 NEWS CLIP 5AY5 SHE bSA'7 - HL'RT IN A PAR4 dugirE ACC WIN T! SEVENTH t,t.MI Doubles Li5't' Pn"tn I 4Jt",' J"n' 3 'YtS 3 Angel t%cnuo,. I Erdota Pedvoi,,.i, S flayo lame 8 Am,, toni, 7 Fecn'ir, ti,,sicIi. I Inn" M(41( in,t z>?a F HUNCH 5EF0E5 - EIGHTH GAME DoubIs-s 1.e Points m Anna Lam-,,, 7 I'r'ri.i (Ion,. 3 Gsti Aguilin, I Aituti,, Mumguen:s Juinto Ju,tn - A S FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Tha'v•i Manolo Oar 'IS SELECTIONS SATURDAY MATINEE - - C IRS? (,t.ME Seven Dosjhirs Ponti I Ac-ic Vii. 7 Ret-ic Zaire. 3 t:u Toni, a Angel Qengos. 3 Fermin (roots Pedrosa, 6 MenicPia. 7 ibarna Bast.d. S Sale Jose - SECOND GAME Doubles Seven Points 1 Angel Yin Erdo:. Jose. 3 l barra lame. Ito Bast.de, S Ante Pedrosa, 6 Semi Gan' 7 U m'rm Ton, I Savo Brnooa a in THIRD GAME — Doubles — Seven POinti 1 Ar'te Jose. 7 Limo Zarre 3 Angel Pedrosa. a ItA rra 5t'nicecn - 5, Manur, Yti, 6 Sala Ton, C crmn Saud. I (rOom GinO - - FOURTH GAME -. Doub4 - i Saym- Mt-niNa, Fermin GinO., 3. Atii Luis, 4 Ri'n, Lace. S Menurl Caballero; 6. Chth u o Elorre. 1. JulIo Pedro. C Egua Mactom-elI - F IF TM GAME - Doublee, - Five Po strits 1 Art& Manlomelle, 7 Pena Gent..) (gun, Agustin, 4 Ousn.to Juan. S M,nmO'Q Elorri. 6 Gait, Mugut'rta SIXTH GAME - Doubles — Five Pons 1 Mi'un, Ganoif. 2 Pt-ni BastO. - 3 Quhnito Mt-niche. IAim-a Lice, S Chucho Luis. 6 Bayo Pedro, 7 Aitni Caballero, I JyI,lO MIrCC,t-ll SEVENTH GAME -- Doubles Five Pm-nht I ErOcia Toni, 7 Angel Jose. 3 Litu Bengoa. I mourn. Y:a. S Fermin lam,. 6 i L.tu Ion , Sai,m Jo"l', Ante Via 7 Fermin Ton, 171`001A Jose. Ançj.'i ?'141 3 Marur, YJa, lNirra flengos, Arle Jose I JulIo Pedro, Rent- Lace, Savo Menc ha S Qun,to Juan, Manoio (morn, Arfa MgnloreIi I Maur,, Gand, AicS Lam-Il, Aliufla Caballero iberna Via, Aim-a Pedrosa, Er dcii Ton S Gioisti (moms Quinito Lam-a. Am,.. Juan 9 5mm. Gait. Juan 10 Julio Gandi. Mmnr' I u's Ego's Caballero 11 M-snoso I us Prn Aguslhri, AI?.)rnS ,IUS!' NINTH GAME Singles Seven Points m Pedro, 7 Chuc?, 3 Egu,i I Qu'n'to Cats,Iis'rp, 7 S 15.a- I- 6 singles Seven I I*Qusifl 7. Arrum 3 ,, '. 6 Muguerza 7 Manono I Juan RoTEsrAM1S - U L E VE N I 11 c,AMI: I V'J 4 J) Doubles Seven Points 1 fl,'o flasindi, 7 Atm-a Gandi, 3 Iim'ne Caballero, I Fermin PrOmo. S Altuna Mc'ncha, 6 Julito LuiS, 7 touts Laca. S Dnxb,'s ',,-.s-'i Points I Anti' Zaire 2 A(1911-1 YlA 3 Li:u Pedrosa I (rOoms Jose, 5 Itianne Tons, 6 Manor, CanOn, 7 Pena Marto,t'II TWIt F I GAMF DojbIes I Arr, Manioreli, 7 AII1J115 LUIS, 3 MMIOIO AQUSIn 4 ChuiLho Juan, S Julio Caballero A I 'i,i a U norm,, 7 G,nt ','iiij-,.-r!,i A fl-n, os I Rene fluIds Doubles SECOND GAME Seven Points I Angel lame, 7 Arte Jose. 3 Rent- Via, I L ilu Toni, S (mdoza Bengcwi. 6 Ec'nmnin POroi,a, 7 ut,iarno Hastid,,, $ Sale Gandi THIRD GAME Doubles t.e.tn POutS I ,AO,' Angel Jose, 3 Manure lame lt,,arre Via, S Sala Pm'cirusa, 6 Lily BasiC.. 1 It-finiri Ton. • (rOot• Mt'n,snh4 FOURTH GAME' Doubles -. Seven Points I (hum-hø Mencha. 7 Hayo Toni, 3 ibamra Luis. I Rt'mitMarlq,ell, S PIonun, L5c. 6 Pens - WINTHROP -- / b y Duck CsiIi - "s JT IF 5CL 5TW,,C,TE Ti-AE \ 'I4J HAi,t A ct,, er.tu"u -r,- J i s',,,,io, Aiij,-I Yi,i. lb,irr.i Tons Pt-ri,' Via 7 ---ii ' (j'1i i Rt'nr M,ntorelI s (situ 6.1" 111"L M.inolo t,',,nlor,'In Arfa [Ii,mn 6 ii,nuro (eb,,llm'vo, Qtjinulo Gn,md, Macun, M.'n).C,a 7 A ica Tc.ni, Pin,' Jose, lZrd.,in Arra -- . -- - I ,,c.i (.asi' r'l,n, ?.'.iniolc, Gent,, 9 Alluvia, I','dcn, tam-,, m(,) lyre, Mav,c,lo, Juan It JuIt Luis. Ha lt) Hutt,da, Prn '-'- "C.,' ',t'SLI c' r-c,a I -'. ? Th !) ( ae.'r: C'i7N r - . (,,":3 .. -' 1, (1T-T\ C ,, 1,*As..,,F SuGGCSrsOs,,S , "—.- -A14Y4OQE )A') LIJr5I j I . SJ,4 'L,,1 Chic 'Y7tjfl , - __S9 cc'. - a,.-. -i. / - * _______ :' '.o "A'.' ?,Afl,jre'll I) Jul00 Caballero, Mugue'via, Amr Me,Ioqeli tN 11 I ,-r,nfl Pednose, ibarrs flailda 3 Said F','dnosu, Ibern,, Vie, Ante Dengoa 1 Pena (T,nds, (i,um- ru MenirCi 8 , ( ,--' AI'4O Th'€ ht2t'T".. :5'::1l;is" SELECTIONS - - NEED IS A 000D P P. A''t'. - i F IbI1 (,-7.'L j , TENTH GAME: F 'c'ni', You AS WHAT Tt if I_ "If 01-0 / Jul - to S 4'nitun, SATURDAY NIGHT WHY' ",'. '.uOT' -- , '' -.--s 3"r , - -s.s' -',v'e .i,r ' , ' , p Gail, "*5'., lid iiI 5,*%&I , 1 A_ I , - .- - I 1 ~ j'5'n , - - 'tie Air Force and you will find iiJ l I , i— IJ I ALUMINUM SHEETS 11 M " 0 ___- -1. z : - .1 ~ _.-J yourt,eif 11FF III ISAILEY -- - I - .\u. ceJ's' .-tAE nJ ', o 'ncr , i1"n: w',n- 'fl L AOwSeIjnthe ) ' t- -'-- - j, - * IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) I _i NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGIJN L'ON'i Ij't tfl. Ai PM) .'tJn in,, \) - 'thlEAHiMAib,4J4f Aid) dStoLes Air Force - FRINPI v 'sL n i- P I4 A. r"c t WI It. hii (itt ,,tEti$,'A CW Aimit it Pt - - \- :- - - L ' -' ' " 'n-'y 4 -\ ' __ '' \' T' - 4 i - - : f,' 4 t . " ' 7' - S '1'- -. . .'. Xbr "ip' in, &6V4TINIENTAL cAmpop i-lEUOliB,lNC & ikinfarb 300 N. 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Lu's 2 AZCa Menchs 3 Aituna (tastscja, a st'' "d'o ! n" Cm " ChucSo Lsca 7 flau'o Msrtone'tI, S -9-1 , , eaons CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF COURSE liii'. flet' to lit Ø$IICt c,' a great job at an excitingduty statuon. That's becau,s, the Air rorce gives you the chance to learn a k'i, and the chance for foreign travel Just two f -- Ch1lI,r4umt nes pj' 72 L $00 uan - - . 7 11 ccV ~ F~ J 'jn ~ , - NINTH GAME 5inqI Seven P'', 1 Pens, 7 Arrrn, 3 Gulls, a C',st S AQ%tn 6 &"nolo . I Juan, i Mooverza - .I. - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I, - '''AA'f ("fl' F ,.' Fir - , LL W "i . Gd,nd,, EIGHTH GAME Doubl es Fit Points It Qu'nto Luc.rm. 7 u ChucPo Ag,.tnn I ç,,, AI?un (,,tr ta MancIø S Mm.'uL'enza 6 Arr Juan rc y' urn rv ;' Aio~ "sm'' " Thursday's Gaunt's Sun f'rmincisce :tt, Dmulimin it I )l'tTOit 3', , Nt''. \'on Jet., - TWELFTH GAME Double'S '.u'vpri Ppiflt. 1 Altuni Luis: 2. Vens Caballero;) Quin(lo Pedro, a Muisto t*c,tnfl,lsn 5 (clue Muguecia Msnlo Juan, 7 Anna Cant., I i.mii' Elumn, '- Alta Pm'dro, 6 ' Caballero. ,,umoo, Sayo ill Aria, Juan. Emorri ''t-,-t Doublet ELF v ENTH GAME Sewer' Pu,nti I Attn bastidi, 7 Maruns GinO., 3 Pt-ne' 1,1515, 4 Bmuye Lam-s 5 Jul- it) V41-twfifs S Altune Mantor,il 7 (gua Pedro $ Chum-iso (.balICnt, 1 - i ' - - A Cast., 5 Musjue':b. 6 Juan, 7 Atiiimiig tie. cbose:.t frue;ic,Iis tine' heavyweight fighter MutiammuciAli inTuc fit TENTH GAME - Singles Pouts u Enomn , , 7 Li-ri, 3 Cars?.. 1 he 1 3 4 Caballero, 5. Altunia, 6 .501,0. 7 Lacs I Qv.n.to ' ., 4 Sala Gend. Marur Pedro, Pena Ten' Qunsto Agustin, Arra Muguer:e Mar,olo Genie CPim'cho A;c Caballero, 6 ISengos. Pena MencPom 7 Fermin Jose. Angel Zarre. Rent' Pedro 6 Amtnb Elorni, Mar-tote tess Seven Ponti Singles Bay. 2 CPiucPno: — Mariolo, I Auiasn L' With '.'.'eigtisW pounds " ith ai SEVENTH GAME — Doubles — m- ye Poi nts I Angel Zaire (rOot. Vii, 3 Ante Bengos 4 Fermin Jose. S Arcs Ppdnm-,si 5 ba t' Ten, '7 Lilu Mt-nm-ha, S Rene -- 9 - - - - - Doutnet - EIGHTH GAME live Points I Ma-solo Lace - 2 - * because it; l5 40 in a gear - 6 C Allot,.. Prof() and Charlit l' ni no! gmtiiiitig US flUlin' yards. but I don't go by fi ores I don't knmu'.'. hio'. nmani . mirth or tmn'. many cmutctie ImahrmyJlpt flu tith 1 i can handle hrnusel a SIXTH GAME Doubles Five I Ponti Chucho Bengoe 7 rm'rmn C.arid.. 3 a B.yo Lu'S Mrmu MartcFeil S Penn Mt-niNa C Arcs C a ballero '7 OumnIto Lace I Tvvlor V. ashingttm unci the: slinle thing is happening t o them rer mm PedroSa, 3 Lw A,1' Zerre -- u 1I Ault 5:a FtC TM GAME Doubles — flows: 1 Gumnhto AguSlsfl 7 Oasts 'artOreIi. / 3 Pena Elorr Manolo Germs. S (gui Juan ,Lrv, a Muauet'?a I 1 lbarra Pedrosa Rent' iome, Sala Zaire 2 Erdozie june, Ar?, Rastida, Martt'ii - fifw MI . grets age I tr'.- to run it shorter pattern t't behind unit man and in front of hit' uttwr stretch a loud to o out iO?' li fhI p ss against him hump-and-run. years lip() Whefew*111 an'.- of his c'onipmitriots cm the' Kansas City ofh,'IIM' As Wide receiver wtie :muitit•d noire yards (III PU t1t'i!li in njnw Just have girls Otis knew and traced him to a Dallas motel After in idnight. 1w waited in a cmii behind the pool area, mind (His vaulted the fence If, join Wells arid the Chiefs dolibling [tic on par,s t1(IVVr_ pusses, - SECOND GAME - Doubles 54's'pr Points 1 An'n gt Tori, 2 r.-t :of parts ,nose 5 m,.:u PedrOs. 6 Ar?e Bss' Sale Sengoa mne Gsl - Iva iies American and Na. tioniul was still x- The in football 5 Angt'I Mencp,a Eroo:au Basins, 6 Ibarra Pedrosa ip.- mnr, Reno.ria, S Sale lame Oflu teani tilt, ('lilt- is fat-I-. thuli i rnlIise•('uti vi' - - ' 7 5.sis Ii'cIiC ; PSI (,t,ME --- Ojtni( Se',' Pnmts 1 Rene Jose. 2 LIlu Y 3 \% ,. Ill( dcm'en st'asun half 'It was 6(. rt'mvrntwrsa Tvlom-. '1 took a picture has taken over the reign of with Muhammad. I look at it the rn i d d I e linebackers. now and laugh - I had no hair position which tradit icmnalt (Ills aiwas did attract and no sideburns and wore a attracts the hardest-hitting peolv Coming out of Pnimi- square bcm smartest, even meanest 01 suit. ru \ u C olkge he as defenders . mlht ttit man ', hat tic (lOuhIt'1eaint'd to ttic Ctiieh ic IS proud that mu. .,e is flO%t L . i s tand s uw : iiiiaueipoui LagIc5 . . -, , ri about it We reeognr.e over Diitckt. mci' on citche.' lhi season Tovior merits double cover• ageon every pthv Arte Mencha TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Arm' T oni . 4 B :.'.? lumipi ii'. i'd iinm his Is' iil Lie Iii' slowly ln'itmi,m to it).' mlii'.'. im 1mm') cs'n cmiii 11111 tnimiti.imii),')i'iisjc mu.) limit list I115pd i :mmnmi'' - n'mmi Iv iii mine cm'mi 5,11% timiI ,miv.'t hit lii dli Ill, wi'i gut iii nnp;'nl it ,; I.'.'.- as I7 ;m.iitmiIc (tout Ink ni W111.111 nl as ''ii: w.'ighmt of 20 I - a ',1 '.n'mm soim 11m 100k k annum' hi it '.'.i. .. inimili) his ))oe)'. Ii)' nun.) lii ", ni')p his hiskmtliimll (101,111 nit --,' '/yrL f;nF- t1M FW ,T-In"l'l ' ,.,i'VE cVri 51 k V Orlando-Seminole Jai-AlaiEntries 'This .emn more' ttuui mint 5 4 3 350 218 i( Thursday's Results San F runnit'ust'o 31, I)atlbus 10 l)tstruit 37, Ne'. York Jets 20 Sumia'.- 'b (.umee. Buffalo at Cleveland (.umcrnruitn at Chicago l)esnver at Atlanta Green hans al Washington Houston at Sari Diego, Kunismu. City at C)ukmunmd Los Angeles at New Orleans Minnesota at Pittsburgh Ne". Englumu at 13uiltinuurt I'tmUmidt'lptiuu mu! Ne'.t York c: 4flflI. Monday's (same St. Louis lit Miami, night. 4? OW6, \'erhetich, 1arcella MefldO7.a , Theresa Brools, Stacey Gilirnor. Annette Lommerse and Coach Linda Courier. Ole- '1 mivlor gets more- attht- Iturd quarter and hit eight after Iinwbmicktrr (.imrlit Wea'. er Intercepted am Namatt pass Sari Fruunirisc'l I inu'tuicker Ski; Vmuuink'rtmunidt ran 71 yards - - Lanier, Taylor Still Chiefs schools n Central : 71,11 2 ; :i n .71111 L&i 175 S 5 1) .500 188 172 I !' 0 100 114 256 Putt, Oak. _VI 159 206 touchdown run will, I 4!t ieft or • tit(,% conic tit professional 49ers it"- Cowboys ti-sLTunililt. for tilt, - -.:?"z 1. ~ Keep Reputation And their - ____________________________________________________________________________ I N * ' ' ,_. i ster Charlene Fowler. Standing from left are S Sister pressivu plavers continue if, could tint find hini Tli(. TIn lMnghorns u-1 put UK lic, as tIme :vt F'ngles had hidden him ii-a game away with three second T&ivlor for the oflense' and for their- . i 50th straight tin their home court. _, . C M"~ - - - -_V_ .__.1A__! 4 __ 7- -iRa__ _4 Z - - 'OLLE\ BALI. champions at the All-Souls Catholic School are pictured here with the trOphi they recemvcd br cap! urinp first place honors in front from left are Laura Repilado. jiir' McGovern, Pat McGovern and Mae son and - - M 115~_ EM tirst tnuchdowT, paw, of the w.4- - - It tie the other big '1 urke. Ith 11 tic, Cotton Bowl-bound 1 cas overpowered traditinnn - L''- the score 14-14 tumble by Nebraska QB ..e Hunua set up Rick Fu)''5' glIflfl'-Wiflfllng field goal ' I'nn period OUnhoma's .-l and Moore recovered UIA Nrbaska ?. and four plavi r f'ulcher split the uprights mu 41 yards out to givu 0kb- -- - •- 0wvm%---nn it 22-vard scoring ' - in - mnoph winner Stet; I-W - , - hriittier I - A ' it Nt I lill a - that took 11 plays tic then con - h /1 i! husker~ :-..-. - -. - pass _- __ - - XiLff k kt~ , unvr ti us 'er mind it then first nint' gantes----ttw forwarn: ' f, I _( wearion the Sonnem _____ t .- tit(- Sooner 24, and Dave C,oeller I I ? ~4 00 l'himimg s . / it' f" " 4 4A ~ '11 lb m'.- ac mmii,, ilfl.'I ) ct I'/i ?.1, *-, i'' ,111 0. 41 lot lilt, I(mi,'klp fit iii'' 1nmu ;m'.h't; 1 0.4-0-i% m'.I \ ,, it , inst si'. '. 'tic, timit lit it.'nm,Is _____ ------.. 0 1T 0 4. ; - -i. - rc.s- r ivq,v4"r AV ' ApV . ' - - NEW \'i))W IN' I.7 \ Pete Mni'a'.-ich is s iiltei in R ~ L from Bell's Palsy, a lempoiars nerve disorder hich , ln;us caused headaches and -\ partial paralysis f o the right situ' of his face It developed ft in early Nn'.'vniher In one j,anlle recently he wart' mu ' pain-of rnotorcvck goggles -to prevent a possible scm alibi mug of his eyeball since lie cannot no'.'. close his eye , Last season he was at ' ) n.'i'ked by rnnnoniich-'nsis and season before that, as rookie, he was attacked .fab It en'.''. Perhaps the Int'l , 1'.1 to the e4'11ns1 '.Owl.. has led to the last Mara'.- ich r.''m'n'. i'd 5' nnnl $s' lion (cm sign a basketball con v4 r',, I nil with the Atlanta )Ia'.'.-k' - 97I after three All I n.m seasons at I oumsiannu li, State University 1 1 He drew large paychecks, h 'iug crowds, etrasagant pub-'lwit % and wholesale resent )-i,( 3h'l'\ -SOCKED i:ii is c'. er hut spotting a tics'. haiu'il.n iineflt from his teammates and mustache Pete Mora'. it-tm dris i's agmminmI \.'sm IIi" joined a team that had ' ork 's flat e I)ellmisschere in a contest iii1inntmm, Just won the Western Division before Pete '.'. a% hit h'. Ian attack li Hell's miml'.s title at Inc NBA the season h-tm- fore, Joe Caldwell , Wall The fact that Mara'.'ich ENT S IN P1111 .".i 31-1, Bellamy, l.mi Ihidson. Walt was white and the's' we're 1,111 -\ hlazzard and Bill Bridges - black-- in a Southern town Mcmiii'.'. hilt', I t ti''s i-1,uss\ last s'ear's stars and this and he became Si) rich sun passes were huniiime'mng tilt s'ear's hit players—did not fast was part of this resent- teammates' heads In pummi'accept Mara'.- ich's presence ment So was his showboattict', those same tao- s wet e' Caldwell wanted a dollar ing style of play One' ban alter Ills scalp In galims's more than M a r a v I c h re- ncr in Philadelphia read %I10411 IM: Pistol Pet.' wa ceive'd lie didn't get it and ''HEY. PISTOl. PETE, W11\' f l oill tilt, him;' )l.' felt tin.' fled to the .-\1A Hazzard 1)0 HOT DOGS COST TWO3 pressure tit t'mnt e' hug, 1001% and Bridges were eventually \111 1.1.10% DOLLARS IN AT fanc'.- and Limos earn hmis keep traded LAN-17A AND 0 N 1. V 3m V.'ht'n the league's ;mlas mu s it 4 " . .- In Life Of Pete Maravich / by V. T. Hamthi ALLEY 001' ~11 Z ., No Uridn - . \ ,, -- . - �6 B-IheSarford Herald Herald Classified Ads Blooming Tongue Plant gold. vicinI? Wirin-Okic, downtown Ph 377 7091. 372.7400. 57i Reward INFORMATION Direct Phone Lines To Want dc Seminole 322 . 2611 DEAR POLL\-Mrs P. R. II blooming mother-in-law tongue plant is not a freak I have one that has bloomed more than once. I was told that they on)' bloom when they become root-bound in the not I had mine several years hcfc,r( it began to bloom --MRS A M '.'• '' t '•,c•,b. (-I.. '''s n.nyi'n.5 Car' P4rlg 'i.,nr43 45$! /1- 'i' P 0 50I 1217 'rifOrdj rcr, r4L 'iFs'3'ri0h c17 PART TIME NO S EL LI N G it I1.SOC mOn'bt (aty anti tiioa%anl. replacIng merchandise at company wureo retell stores Sri your town or the neares' tnwn Smali investment reouirp Call Mr ketso. 1 $i 212-714'. (toil frpi until 0 p m days or Write Walton internatiorlal Inc , (Pleit,e inCitjdr number. 7219 16t1'i Av N.. St Petersburg. Fla 33713 - Announcemnti -FsnanLiaI Employment by Dick Turner i3-MtIe Help Wanted 14 -Female Help Wanted 15-Male Female Hclp Wanted i-Situatuon Witnied 17 -Domestic Child Care 22 i fecCor help wanted bs paint manufacturing concern 9 - 00 Friday. Located 4 30. MoriOfty nest door Ct, Chase Fertilizer Plan?. S Points area, CofteoeSt 'identi * ii be considered on a part time b*sit 337 ($19, PushundIt & WivC%, enjoy the tref.Øom f iwflIflg youjr own business necome an Amway Ostrlbe,to' Cali Mr Riiit 675 NORGETOWN C)l5 ,LLtNDP'Y c ft.Pj[. is comni ( 5.'InfCi'C 'wC ctio*ci' locations S Sanforn Ave I irpnr, fiveS , 35th 5$ and Pnimilt?o meal investment o pnr?I,nt to' discrsmin$tin9 t,uyrir For informat,or, call C,eorge CahriO. ()CS 644-5729) Wintec Park, or write to MIII n-a,nr (oVi I,s ,"er St. i. Reliable man Co drive truck. load ano unload mC?er'al, and wOrk In lumber yard a P4r w,e t ct-urn? friflQC beneltv AppI In person f?er 9 a m to Scø?ty't HOmO feitIdert. 700 5 French Ayr Sanford SERVICE STATION MANAGER Wantpd by Eastern 0i Co Applicant must be nea' appearing hod have a qnn.cl wO"k hictfl" Saia'- pn" c-ommlscinnt, pain vi',,a'sOri ,ir insurance benefits txperiencr iso' necessary, earn while 'OL train Apply in person, Mr 0,-i' Carson, (astern Service ,Sta',nr Ii' 814 W 13th Si, Sanfn"d - t' b. 114 1.. "The reverend has the toughest handicap . . ." - -ic":' -_,, e.' ,__j Male Help Wanted Wnrphouse-rPCi'ivlrip And ship pinp solvent filiing 9. SabuilnO ma, ure man United SoiventS 3?' 5401 Carpenters r N AMI N C. PL N C' C)rc. It-IC, OP HDURuV WAGIS 47-Boats anti Marini Equipment $6 'to $7.50 Per Hour _________________________________________________________ - 43-Campinc Equipment 43-Sports Equipm'nt hr '.et plased a gsirtir that suas times as d&sngl'ruuk sit. hti,ssiut roulette' %ies,.. sit di, mans other men and nnsen of high in telhgrnc-e-. lion .1 let our emotions becloud sour brain when ('upid calls' The' SMF c-an present Di- . 7.11-s disaster CASE V.553 Dr Zee, aged :ki, s.s month, blur and bankrupt "Dr Crane." he confessed "I played what you might call Russian roulette- when I married - ::F'ot wtiilt' I was in colIc-ge I It'll in love' wIth a cute blondewaitress at the scbcKil cafeteria "lii my senior year. we' got married "But soon we were' fighting likeruts and dogs ' - After 5 years of thu. matrimonial warfare, she' finally sued me for divorce' "And took everything had, she cleaned out our hank account us well as our home' "Luckily, we had mi children "And I wouldn't have been able' to remain in practice' except for time' fact that several doctor classmates staked me to a ness "Dr Crane. despite' ms fusst-o in my first marriage, I would likeIn find a congenial girl and begin all os-er could you help mc via your famous Scientific Marriage' Foundatson 'p'' Rt'MSlA! ltot'LCrr}: Most of von readers have heard of the stupid game' called Russian roulette. Therein flue victim places one' cartridge in a revolver, then splius the cylinder, places muzzle against his temple and pulls the trigger. If the hammer Islippena to 1LI ridge, he on that one live But he has S chances viving. Alas, many otherwise brilliant men and women park their brains and play a marital form of Russian .oulette, except they tigwatl"e)y place 3 bullets in the -shot cylinder For nub' SO p -cent of modet-n weddings art- really iieaipy ones This doesift mean our tra€u' divorce rate has hit SO percent excepI poss.hly In Cahiornia and New YorkL IILE i i', .'r : IH'rri'!c II! all ssi'dduigs tt'rniiruite' in tittuirre', And another Z percent consist of cat and-dog couples who feud and quarrel hut stzl together ticcftuM ttu'ir religion 'I'ttiCS dts'nrc'e' (Pr tie-cause- ttse' tui''e- young children and thtt'idi- they better stick it OUt tIll tin- kiddies finssh tsigti school II you ate' hin(-e're-1 intere'ste'd truit napp, permanent marrizige- -- tlu'n don't play marital Russian roule'tteInstead. wrIte' to our Scientific Marriage' Foundation, ss'iiiti an snterfaith, charitable loon datuon tti intrudut7t- you Its ce'rttfit'd nit'mticrs of the- OpJXflhItf' sex whet are- congenial em It basic P$'rsenulllt trusts We- employ the IBM computer iild r,'l'. em sonic- ,tKk volunteer I atitits - priests UIId nulnisters tO Ifltf't%i('Vi each apolicrnt Our Advisors lkdrd consists nfl outstandmg k'uders of the muliol religions and includes Itbli Samuel Silver iCotin , Mon signor He'nr' Ward lrud Bshi ;t'ritld Kvnnc'ds ('uhf ' Lii Norman Vincent Pt'ale' Moderator M'ron ('ole' ('alit i and a dozen nthe'r eminent American clergymen We introduced Dr Zet- to the' proper type of girl, pretty, talented, and an active' church member of hu. own religious denomination. Tht'y were- married within f'i months and noss have- a set of twins! So send for the "Marriage Questionnaire." enclosing a long stamped. return envelope, phu, cents (Always writs te 0' Cree, ire.'. e' tin '1a 'I • '09'• 5I'V1S09 it (SCil IS 'es tyoi9 asS rishag calls wSIIt v.e 5•ft in 1' L US RIN( C' Met ctlandise Sn-Gar.sci Rumnuiçut' Sales S I-Auctions 57-Wanted '1(1 but 53-Swap Anti Track' 54-Equipment For Rent 55-Miscellaneous For SaleSSA-Hpust'Psold Goods ,a- Antiques 57-Musical Merchandise e-iorc' iulp Oifsc. Egu,pninn? 59-- Mactiir,t'r A,irl 'look - -. ' -ao- Building Ma teria is 65 --Lawn Anti Garden F quipment e,7 -Livestoci' And Poi'ltry 63 Pets And Supplies o4-Clothinq P( N7EP5 SIEL P(P $3 Per Hour Up '-,''.' i,,i ., - ,' r i-ri' •' e° -efl:f C0N!IINL,IL('i' c)rDIAM ,',p4C)NA SANrORD FLA l'pi 3731,flior 795 4)( t.SeStIt-'s, tirlit Press operators. 5mw. Operators ann Assembly Mechanics Appit In person to laylor Manutncturing Co.. Inc Airpgrl Blvd arC 5th St 327 7059 Cenietery maintenance man end vrouvic' ötppr needed Oak lAwr Me.mortj, )', 4763 - -- . -.- -- AVALON APARTMENTS PIT T5 4011115 116W ?nci 5' -- Wanted To 29 OflO C" 'P He'C'% VOt" isi',.r i sect ififli'SthOmOS We-Proudly present thiS 3 bedroom. 7 bath, with FlOrida room, den, eQuipped 5tchCn, central heat and air CustOm drapes, double gas Or iii flood lighted estri0t aril sprinkler tystem. among many tithe' lOCtiri'S s- cx- r 'ct lt-"t "! Rent S avaeat'Pe Beautiful House SIENSTROM REALTY tu,nsheti C bedroom PitSJII' 0' ,.:'-'u(' I 'r'c, 6cri", 1tr trbilPr in Semboole Co Respon Around 5175 sihl oulP A 1 chIld 7SM Park 7470 RE At, TOPS N1QP,ts. Sundays & HOlIdhyl Ccii Write Port Pritchard, 1400 OIio Ave., st Cloud, Fla. 327-6134 322 M35 __________________________________ 372 4053 Desire to rent 10.000 15.000 sQ ft at JOLLY C,031 things for giving manufacturing space LocatiOn art' suggested to you Sri the Sanford, Mt Dora. ApopSa. Yuletide C.I?t Guide DeLartd t-tc - Call S30 481$ from S garage apt., partly turn uslipd, $175 ma 7444 Part Ave 327-8450 aCler 11 a m Bedroom 1w bedroom 'topIcs furnIshed apartment 4770 OrlarCo Drive. l'CAt' 1,1 IC" i'll icyimns large, vu,'h fl'r .,I'p$'C anti draperies Central heat arid cr Double oar .eoe Ics csYi .' I Sale WURLITZE R 1 S AT U R DAY 9:00 A.M. to 12NOON c-', " -' WIIM MAIMIF1b V Sears of Sanford ViAl opening to qualified credit manager Cell M' Barker at Sears 327 1771 Apply Lakev,e* Hurling Center 014 ti's' 7n0 5 -S WURLITZER' (iRG..NS WURLITZER' P1 \,\( )s was S CONSOLE PIANO 995 C Na 268;, Was General kitchen Pert tIm, 11 3 Mie or female Holidby lloui,,' 33C E Cornrno' .01 Santni-c AOp'i 7-4 p ri Domestic Child Care Mz,nd,'i', tt"ouu' ii tO S Jt) Call 323 5S0 c .,cir r - "id'trt $ $1995 residents and newcomers 1795 9395 WAS 1 EARLY AMERICAN up to date way to solve FRUITWOOD L EARLY AMERICAN MAPLE. No 845 jippers 9395 ITALIAN PROVINCIAL EARLY AMERICAN No 2030. Was SQ55 9395 Wa 11495 _________________________________________ CONTEMPORARY WALNUT WALNUT No 4330 SPINET PIANO SBSO No 2:iO w Was 51795 75O CONTEMPORARY FRUITWOOD PILI"JO SPAN1T OAK 5rl,rti ,,r' ' - i ,,-,'.s i' - 'i ei :."v I Wi, S2:'s 9145. SPINET PiANO CONTEMPORARY No 2030, Was $975 PIANO No 4030 ____________________________________________ Was $1775 ,, a.'-'- 'r r ''t' I, ',' • ,, - . _______________________________________ s, - ,', 9195 Alt IC I nsu hat ions i'eagan Insulation. SANFORD hEAT IPIG - & AiR CON DII SOPIIPiG 2404 Sanford Awe 327 CANNON MUSIC CO. Aytomotivc ServIce S. Hwy. 17-92 Maitland (At The Maitiand Underpass) Mon& Fri 1iI9 Open Daily Til 5:30 '1601 " - Sundays 1 6 to 644.7600 i r------------- '''' -- Gif ts for MOi - . ''"' , ,,• .-,,.,.. ' ' "'"'' , '' . '' - 7-1 '' ,, i',,, -'i''v I T4Od,--t-,i.,'r' p-atr 0 CiII 0,101. FNN[ L'. AL' Pt T SUPPLIES 14',Si.St Ph 377 5152 - I. -'nuenlords HOuse Washing Poet - leaning -Fr,e- eStimateS Ill bl7-9 or 277 8334, Orlando r 1 CommercIAl, lr'J-,,s?nihl & Ar,i'l I - .0 l,t'li. * an i iflVCSi meni r-roperiy , - 61 $1 WI i/l 14A4 Ii - so sr ',,qt.O, 'P, rD $11130 fl4 )1 - 1 0 ,. I.I'1r'sif 7., 4I Li"A't- it,.. - -' ;'iI*Cj 5 i'V'leB Slew'-' - I ROC' I rl')P ' sl''1 A '' ''' L_. i'•j• -- '- - ' •_ PAotorc-cl. And Sroriter INiIt4I*u, '. 1171, 150 CC. ne.c'i' •,i,ij* $*l' CIII , ' C.i'd'i, 18 1 ;,-' Trucks And TraIlers .4 (iqn'pierr OCluip. su'allCflt 11043 tl Itt- . 173 1980 -' - ,-,r 1795 ' 43 T)lic 31 i 1-'- -r "din ' -, - r "o. Canrirso, power 'at.atr, sr rood, 14,51w 'flY"' ryS.triirt ,Ofi, re4'J *l'•ClS, r" i.4if tie's, $),575 i. IC 1) 7th ç4'f'qj irI", $ 1) C..rliIlar. .-'I-er - LI Ford EldO P,rk up fruh. 4 c, rngin. nt-centS,. l's-,CrPsC;t-vyi',1 t iyrs *r.f Ian' Is-) 1ff I- C 7 -17F''u r.#7 - I,rio 'ft C Ar -' .,oji.'s, it, -'-it,'s. iiit ''C'S 2 ret weSt nt I I on 44 OoenS 30 I 30. 6 10 antI wrwk,rvl 321 I'll s. 1-110. I "., t' $4395 _______________________________ - .- ''' I - -- 'I- . - -- - I' ,,5," I' -. " I ' ' ,' ' tills' iD.ji.n A550". r r-,r.'-' OalartN (FIlTER. H1 1792 a' ",r-t, 123 677.4) Pets And Supplies -7 Frc5 Gslas , a. '7) 171 engr. S ,tj ,' -1'','f I I ,',i'',',''' ' _____________________________ ps,r.hr,d Adorable. ffulf i. mile puppIeS P4-n. I Pekingr *cek'. old Plo papers Wormed and SiwIls Rare white, 014t1 shped, brown and black and white $70 PCrine 322 96)5 Il Transmsson A, Cs-' ' luttonnig 648 ¶1)78 I'q',' $ 5) ?Chci.II4C r'4p. ia'1.11. 22 3"f riteS. Ike new 5,5* fy CClory warrar", 5).4'J) 127 1(7.74 lIce 5 'it) ___________________________ -- '- -- "i' N V.5'I" Kitxi&c*ji Organ (lest professional Ham mood El 3and High boy LeslIe 371 '89% --a 63 FORD GALAXIE SINGER ZIG-ZAG P4r- oflttJlC niiodl. Slightly u'aCC :g zag Doe'. everything wutfiOul ,stl,scpiments Make's butfonhole's, overcists, anti monograms Complete price. 159 30, or IC payments of $6 Call credit truarsager. 372 9111 or see at SanlOrd St-wing Center, Down town Port a crib, maple youth bed. l*'C used sIroIler and various lrg toys 349 3431 TREE RIPENED NAVEL $7 50 BUSHEL 37? 6737 or 327 0367 4 Dr HT. Red & White, Auton'iatic. Power 295 Steering. V8 63 STUDEBAKER Standard ShIll, '/8 -,sith O'serdri,i' Cr1,. Miles, One O'hlner 295 66 JEEP WAGONEER Autonsiatic Transmission Pt,.ser S?tserng ,s,tti V8 Engine, Only 67 BUICK ELECTRA 225 Limited Edition. PS, P. PW, PS. AM FM Rado 67 CHEVROLET IMPALA Gold & White, Air, Auto, PS PB 68 LANDROVER, SERIES 88 4 Wheel Drive, Gxxl for 1ur1tung 68 FORD CORTINA, 69 CHEVROLET IMPALA 'I Dr F-fT. PS & PU. Au!cri',i!; S1 295 1395 $995 1495 I Sssi 1600 De)u.e. Maroon vith (1l,sce, Indt Co)dspot ReIn ge-rat or Good Cooditon, ISO Ph 377 4)96 5.H 1.S.PI I 66() 1795 III'S Central Oil Healer FicellenI Condif ion I i (j,.,, .t-' " " '- " -- P'lPd(.(JOPd 5 ',i .',''ti, tI CIII 'iPii,i I-. I Is I ',$ '..i' I ,,' tt-6 IIJ 42 - Boats and MarIne Equipnlent ___________________________________________ %e:rTi i nob Shoe Repair Sporting - Goods -, I 5J'IJ 'i,,, ,',, 5,- i I,, ,.'.'-i' 'ti,,, ,''r I. '-si-itO A..' 171 1911 -'to;. Ph 32) 7029 ATTENTION fOR SALE Orson I'l,irif. I eas Grand 0 (.7and X, Big Red W (7 MUSI 327 17)9 - Hospital tIed, gatcis type, .natlrcys rails, $19 Goid conclif ion 373 5199 1972 MONEY SAVERS Zeçjicr lfcater *iIls fan l6) gal Cue oil tartS 323 2968 after I p nfl vI' JEWEL tR5 $6 up 204 ____________________ --- -- ION THE GOLF ER IPI YOUR FAMILY Top line (f C,olf tiut-'.mi" SIn mit-ed nsr'w 5lnipe'r' Clu, bags bellS. tpOrttan a pair of Dane-I Green's everything fr Chit' Golfer Iron KNiGHT'S SHOES MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB Is! - PRO SHOP Ph 322 7131 I Shell Cherish tore-yr a W.her's p1,t tomforl ti important Buy turn Rung 'Tht-y tari at $79 at Daniel Gre-en SIipprr GWALINEY JEWELERS, kp KNiGHTS. 705 E 1st Pn5 Aye__________________________ 1 .. vt lIp*e-rS and gift from Anti's S Ci' ?tit' bun?," o' sam p.'r- gift front THE SPORTS SHC)P. 5nifØ Plaza . V ________________ life- wan e's fun Christmas I'-' him choosehis own with a gift certificate lromhlfSStoreforMen,SnforO Pløg 372 9095 -- - I'1 - --- , G • j ______________________________ -'-' -________________ GIst FURNITURE FOR 3MAS -THE FAMILY GIFTWe offer tinp living room, bdroom and dng room furniture in the lete-St T tsOughIIjI shOt'S huSbAndS %'QP Us' CARROLL'S FURNITURE 114W 1st 51 Sanford, 3725155 - HOLIDAY SPRUCEup time for your 1mm.! Give new tfu"niturc tronyi Larry's he* and Used Mart Big Se-ieCi,Or,t, Low price-s Easy terms 355 Sanford Avt Ph 3374)33 yOu' f)Py luirnitUre frørn WILSON MAtER ion i,,. ci will _________________ Like o•. v.tiat ttie-y wan' tingo. Dress. all styles p11110-4-II'S Sl'IOLS, 208 ( 1t 51 ______________________ LoCke-fl make a trui thoughtful gilt Cflute hr's •t GWALI '5EV JEWELERS. 704 Pant ___________________ __________________________________ Parent's Give y.('vr 'eenagefs TO PLACE A Yuletide' Gift C,uiOr fashionaclelrgrn is,'h.-s Ad, call thy? ClasStt,ed Ad OUT(R LIMITS. Sanford Pi.e ,,e'rtiling Oep' 3722611 ('II! '.crtttisates a'e- - GiftS for .,, k.-"'1' flO1IIF I - forthe St-icc' ifts for _____________________ ________ Gifts f.l,tir' DO YOURSELF A F4VQR 41.5. 91ff buysng nSf Nt-ad lIst' e-s cv,lent 9itt suggeStions •fl the Yule'tiilr Gift Cjuedf r.' - Ctsrislma ever Sav, on nation tanOs LiUeraI tre- ,n's Free Ot-livery. Convenie-nI teems w. give lv Stamps 311 )f St 3721627 __________________________ Surpcse you' borne- whIt a sota chair irs Hercuign, COlor COOCt', $13095 CEN TR$-,l FURNITURE. 159 Magnolia ! & , ___:Pii__ Y0r gfI wI bi' II (SLACK . DECKER POWER SAVI7. YOUR 1EET . TOOLS. At.LI'I HAND t - 4.11 .tArnitsi ,.f you? family TOOLS Pnonelfl 0500. Gregory at you read the- Yuirt,de Gift Lumt.r-'. 4th anti -%i'apir - - j 4 OviriOit CheriShed It ItS from TIlE ART GALLERY, SanfrØ ______ All Oi,jt (if ideal7 Visit Eli-fELt, ANT iQUES. I mile wpSI of I 4 old State Rd 46 it "76' - lIef,aol.. 372 5475 SANFORD PAPER BACK MAC?' Clser.stic-n gifts IOniO remembered Classici, Mysleries. New 9. Besf Sellers. Rom.np, We'stern. Scient Fiction, - Children's book's. Tt.Living Bible Sanford Pi.j. - , ' .'., I I . - I r I I 1 I l I ----- o ,, cafPrntrv nitror. shicip U S asuo F.#eign Co4ns. Fiat' Jelwe'ly.OilPaintrsgs5, Bottle's 5EMIt,) COIN CENTER 109 West Is? St CHItAbEkY Arsliqe's, fhi"St,u,,'. eaintir, Jewelry "Won'ØSIe's" by Mar? Rjclite-t .' 1 iCil vs - '. ______ ' Sttr t the New Ye-ar off rIght - /. 0' '" I' 5' i12 0119 • fIght th hIgh C5C Fencing hi e- ,, - 'P t-s'-'",e'", I V , - V .i''l Vi',,',i'i I,-'. •-'s, (ill s.'as'ti' -- I cc tr it a I contractor Ii(qiy eli. 'ij'sded arid nyur,'d (orn.nr -j amid S'(3*cflt'al repair 0-'J i,'/ ,..'nniriol. Cgun'fy, 74 hr 'sr t e ' .117 4910 ---.-___,__-__, -- ' I n,-. TIlE hAnDY MAN P40 0.3 Ito tmiI, pain'iflg, 'son,'. riper 372 2645 (ef In On 4II The ,4ct ion I 6 Days 25 Days 13 Wks - 1 -, -- Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 3 line MJ---S5.88 $1914 $54.60 4 tine Ad-- 7.84 25.52 /2.80 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE-- 5 line Ad- 9.80 31.90 91.00 PHONE LIS1ED IN YOUR NAME. - I ' i 11 ____ ______ ' tJl(Y JOYCE WELL- D14lLL-l111, SFtn,,blrrs I crud ianiJrr b-lie-IS a4,,tt-n ,i)' ,,,,.,y 111 £LtiJ JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE..- THE HERALD'S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. I V r5p'ptt4 - - - Lake Ill's, 2 SOU1C mot'ey in more .5 I ' ' --. any friends Hi h tchlall(is ' tjI', ' S thOr'? Ul5 t' in stock I) CeIlcOs I Ct,'r en.; ?'? LrelLas, ' Mar Cruisers You have a wide Color and accessory selectIon have 4 demonstrators left gOing at tremendous savings. F tODI motoi.. yc drive t Land Also, we enniie We'll Di illinq itt Ii SWIlL I I El PUMPS '0141141' ((.14 5 'I,TEMS All Ippi's end Sir's ill rv's4r and service 511111 MAC Ill PIE & 'L Y CO start on lV7J s',ith th5 Best B'-, We have 42 '1? models Trailer' Rentals '(HEN 4140 ISA E*4M007/ 4(ll Pal 15 C tJ?nn.(4 opt ,, t'O -n','d''et-r.,r 1/7 5057 _____ _______ bill tl,ttr;c __________________ ________________________________ V1 P - ' an th)rly yourself ' C .'l I:' Oil ( ,,i ,t, i, ,, C,,., 14s,,i' -..4 it i he'' iA.. 11) '.1l'/'V 4-0' 15 ?.r C;et _____ - - ' 'Ct CC-it 65)1 ,,_ ,, E all I1C.J F'li $ Up.'cslcta,s 1726179 Seryicung Quality work Torn Bagg,rly fretI Sirnate's 173017$. 323 1710 ', - I I •- - WiiOA Dorlfllrowawayusefulsdle iteri5 Sell them quickly wilts a Herald Want Act by aiing .372 2611. arid asIrwi lot as friendly 111 S - - .. ' iirs e n, _______ ___ _______ Cci a 1(5 MATI-IFU 11511 SERvICE _______________________ U-HAUL TRAILERS ".nci Work PartIng Odd J,J1J5 I I'l,','-( ,1 - .''.',' (ailJ7) 7)10 ut. lt,'s. III '..-r,-lr l9l.sJ S I reritni At- , I)) )IlU -. •_i,,l,,, i,.,, _______ a 5(sng Clean up now 110*., (mdl -,..,ur specialty 11 & II I AWN I u. • •. I GE OP 0.-r. , :IRVICE 223 5071 I , , cj,er'v'...-'. iii ________________________ PerSonatized Auto Tag's, $2 to $3 CROWN PAWN 305€ 2nd St ------ 0' riuceIng' Room Add. panting. . - I 10, $f'1C hgm,' tam', camper, IXP4' Large-it 'selection of 45 iiPi'/ fetords en Semsnole Co Th RECORD SHOP, 309 F, let SI. BRICK Call 37-2 ______________________ - --S.-ArOted _______________ Mobile Horn, ,,... - a Complete iineof 'stereo guipmen! - '" Carpeting HO' HO' HO' You'll pie5e C.'vrkvlleqSktp's$ Cnn 51 everyone on your lilt with gilt mes- targ, 'selection t sShVUestioq from Vietide G,ft aCCli'sOr, Guide iti today's Classified SKATE CITY ROLLER PINY P 2/i ________________________ DO9TraOl4Ud e't4,t,jr -, TIMULATED '/l, -- I ----- SMART 54111*5 SOft PdI'*S by YUCI. Cittf G'uio. .n,toGay"s CLassifiers .',i II ,jfl L. 'ar'tWJone -. •, 'u-f - - es to Cod i I bC s, doesn't ct a dime to look azid are prepared to make less prntit ar'md more It the lot. We plan to COt'IlC s and save now' car Oil We also think we have the best service department going. U you haent tried us at least ask some of our cUstomCrs who have Or ee John 950/ Tom, Skip and 01351 Jack itt' Sun C II) tee Ih.t. tSR 611(1 NE vS I Ii.' If outs. I a (seth, hIIiluei 1 Oil F I N ,A5 N CI N G 10 A LI. F/iunilt'ly PaymerIts Less Than Your Present Rent! IMMEDIATE ,i-iiie-rttly lu,.afed t.vslwe-ei, It II .511.1 iii Sanford, tionses feature *411 Its wall i c'iuIrdl air, Issaf ,.mnlvvIing,enclos.dgarage lIAPl.0 AND SIEENITiEKATON III ('LUDEtIl All lawnS an. Sully Sutitied in Stool, sides allil IS ft of ear yasti Truly anoulslanuling flew Sum, buy on today's markeD i'urryf Wool I 4 I ruin Orlando take hIwy 5? 91 PIutlh OCCUPANCY lii JiltS Speiiter 's I ubylsi fi mu west on t.aiila lIar tier a I ollu,y, JOHN t)fecIeumsal sgns to 110 SAlIVA ISAWBASIA MODEl. HOME I{ tItI-1('I'S ( INC,KSALIORS 639 F. CoIonII D.. Od. Orlando-$43-2 121 Sanford-323.6441 I SNUCk iij , LWv. - 1(15% WOsS SP.11 SkPIk.54'" - IA(, S 0,5515 i 1 17-92 & - inhutC Poultry - - $ I 3acC',r I Fl 'Ari 'Ju'y ', raw - ' , It, I, "', LIvestock And Combination chain saw and p1s hale digger, $75- 361 3730 C A Whedcion, Sr (truSt-i III PIPark, Snnfo,J 1)1 9991. Nights, 323 1167 __________ Sevving ,,, 7419 Or For easy, quick srpef Oeaning nt-nI Blue. lustre Electric Shampooer only Ii per day. CARROLL'S F U 0 P11 lURE 0151 A014t.N I- ,s well .'sttitilytircl opc'colicij '0 IpIC fyi occas,on Ca:: 678 3443 ',U$'l P .ii()l 14i 01.10 'Jr 'ji-r Ii. A. "..Ii-tJ''it ' ,',i:'l II.,:, JJ1 roofri'j 314W 3rd SI Sanford, FIn Income & 35 - Yun.i'i,ta '_C'4"S SF '', 115 11' It. L F II 5 0'- " Il) 7.3%) Sweet Itamlin Orange'., 12 75 a bushel Bring confainer 7111 Sanford Ave 141 NTZ hOUSE Of FOAM, i,5r, rubber cut to any size 3)01 Orlinulo Drive 32? 1S Iornlly ChriStmaS cards. or any ---- Aljm,ngm Sting since' 1938 Q,jbl'tt workmanShip All wood covered P0 Boa 1081 Keystone orghts. FIn (904) 4733366 r Pht DAlS PAiNTiNG Pantng. rooting, free estimates, udd jo Cali 377 77$ At( Miscellaneous For Sale I Electrical tasetuoard he-alert, $7each, 20". 5 speed boys Schwini bicyCle. 1-40 372 5526 . 1' ,, w,''t , ya. BOB lrn,'16'%At)TO 7 PAP f5, iIv 4 'P It'; VT) i.c.c i I A. Sm"o'1 'I' • fll -- Equipment For Rent Pair of iiluriiniuni ,SWflflQ lvoi' ndows 50" *36" 135 $313799 - . St'O' 0''4' , ry1s.,. - CII PIT A BITt) 14il,j*,iy, B,itit lIt-Os (400(11 1 S I URP1ITUPE Is' St - 512 SIll _______________________________ 2351 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 Frccsh Aye 37) 92(5) ItO) Orltiriito Dr 37) 5500 045$ , Mi!a ' 9,0cm' 'v I400t1 ri'1i. '.-' ________________ I A 'ii Ill 4117 I?' 55'.] bdrrn ,S)OOdo-,'vn take over p.iymentS Call after 4 p m. 031 AP.It.'AI HA-'UN l)OAPDICIr, Honic I n'1proverrlents Care' '' - ilL, Put SSURE CLEANING r ',jrn,ii-.. & Heaters (leaned Free c'st,matc'S rea5in5ile 37) i7Q .;;o,es. B'i ut r' ___________________________ Pet Care 97, 'i''i I)) SITS ''0.''''.' 2, t''iicri F or uS' 'I It"'lure, ippliant es fly t't ii,' 1 0' 1(1)1 tprny I -i'' i ',' i'' 119 Sinfcird Ayc ,' ___________ --_____________________ -- -- IOIIIGATIOPI CO SEMiNOLE Installed Custom Dc-son ,sndI in I •.'",ili's III 9199 Hoatin ,, 1 CO '' - "' C nt.c'iiP- A.e .)'i .191) -_________________________ -- - Alt I k GI. A 55 & PAl N - - (5159. Irui Sy, loOp ' tlilltidj :b01 _____________________________ •'-''" -I't- ' -. FRUITWOOD 895 ' U' Lti?S(,t your ad " "." ;/ rio 3 -ii ".'C1'.' ts't", 2 ( ApplIances ________________________________ 4'O' Irrigation y'-1 ',I&'fal'. In t7YtOpen3'r1' fl(AlP *4,10 cc-j5i*ç 9 .c'frtJ 'a 'in? / *ult''ir teeS S 'rig.r 'IeaIsr. rn-i. 5nie' Z'g lu'arj ri 'ab-n.' 571 Ipøn Zg lags 'sn's V IHOCIOPI S 147 up PIT i 14 11(1 i t' '' T))-i. '"n 37) 4451 Wanted To Buy 55 ,rt*i - 5 ift 3.0 MAGNETIC SIGNS V ''' -- •'. 1195 vouJ Glass MIrrors RICE S RErRlGEslt,T,ON SERVICE 74 '-4o,r Service & Orpers or Ar C:iV--! ,onng, Pt-tn gt-rI,0n arid ITALIAN PROVINCIAL 'jns :o AIr CondItIonIng WALNUT No 4035 875 Gukie is Here Finance Here Sin"er -, ' ' 34Mobile Homes THE EASY WAY! SHOP $995 I CLASSIFIED ! I ' - fic-aultul Leisure Wand Mobile Home Estates and Marina on the St Johns River From $13,750 whIch includes higme 9. lot A fabulous comrnun,ty. wIb all fattiIe-% on 51 92 retreat 'onñl bcttsc'vri Sanford and Deflary Off Po;t I hr 'd.i Rotiti Phone 669 44)1, (),'ltor or Ori,,rsdo 617 "099 will find this directory thp most convenient and WALNUT. No 40'S MAPLE SPINET The followIng businesses - II ' t'ury, - ."'"*mit is'-'d'!n'v IO"Jng adulP *4i11e, $9) 349 IIV(, I r-us'a ________ 63 327 2111 177 0611 or 377 979. -- - Finance Here . CaIro PousdIel Ift,i(ulP nirpyt.,. Ii.', Snuill ga% fii'0Ip?%, two yfep fables, ,isgs 177 111111 II Alit I l()15 I •m'r ,'i''l iy 14 ,f 7 000 iii (li'eis ttaly 50 S We bu or sell hf P ii't-(t-0 htjoyefsolcj Cons'gnm.-nl'a ,(Cl(OI,iP T cx' not-mat On call ',' An Vt-i' ril ilutWi, 377 9870 Sanford "nit I.'. if,' I? 91 Sanford S7 - W Ai?os For Scfr 'i'f Di'j fi"sb.r"an I 1.qr'a 'dcl rft,,, Aij'y sff.r huh. •Irfi's17 9 /*.url 'dl Pt"'. 17) 4170 aff.t I C) pr 'c, wither, par's 'it-ct mantitries Mf)I)'4IT i A$ l'l All' S AuctIons 51 - i. ------------------- - 5.2 DISNEY WORLD AREA--i'4, 5. 50 ,iretr.'1cts in lost Qro'sng area of Disncy World, '3 mile from Ongling Bros I I and US 77 1199 down. 14995 at 7 pct nt Floridi' Land OIly 530 12U, Ba' 719. Winter P.irk AOS760fl convenience Permanent a Your Direct -"' sled on Sylvan I Ak e. 130 II nfl sAc 51? l'S3(' '', years Coil Clod, JOHNNY WALKER REALTY, 3726157 are li5ted for your ITALIAN PROVINCIAL w,etrnth. Management conSultant firm, i-il ilbpral opporlunitiel. male- tint' it-maui øvaiiabie P40 fees r. ulvCd Env'ronmentai cot,-LiOnel, internationAl holdingi, t-4p Orlando division Fgry,e"(t resumes or name, address. artr Phone number to liDs 13 It: O'inlio. Fl 32809 ci YOUR PRICE ORGAN. Na 4OROP SPANiSH OAK WALNUT CONSOLE No "7L,(, Wc 51(195 °art time heip wanted'stin, Cie'rP or' 11 '0 hr Sanlora Shcjr Center. 274 E lt St. 3:2 30'l 'ClOt it.' ONLY 2 FOR EVERYONE! Yi!J %'ee, 51025 At,L Mr' OYM[p-4! Mile ofl 17 9 Cns'srlberry So 93 7100 - LoIs Clii 6 9. No 7 Ii l,j Iroquois Aye tofl frontage 120 • 180' interested pewiple make me in offer 0 S linker, Dos 10151, ',t,itic'n C Charleston. W VA Musit'Ii' GUIDE CONTEMPORARY WALNUT YOUR PRICE 895 DRIVERS Pert time 0" fui- time We train you Good comm,st,ri Yellow Cat: Co.. 301 5 Park V ''" I 0 LAL TOO s 2%S Pi'r I, 372217-0 Highly, Surstt,ayS & Hold,'IyS Cat 327 6053 327 5874 17? 663S 11)1% tin STENSTROM REALTY ',tiiiJ A,3c-iii S ((' ITALIAN PROVINCIAL (Fri Noon for Sun. 6. Mon I ' Hti I or idS room. %treen'd psirt Ci, double- garage, laundry ton nectiorn, range, disposal. eihust tan dishwasher. breakfast bar, &('ntrai heat and a'r, inSulation, crpetng ytiu name it. thiS lion,' "1% 1, in, Iii 0) i'"''l'i. 1,1, by Slit ''r',oris 541 W)) 177 2118 1770619 or 377 9794 1 TERMS AVAILABLE MAPLE CNSOLE CONTEMPORARY No 2o40, Was S10!,5 ________________________________ ORGAN, No. 4370 Male Female' Help Wanted tor all rtsrmoe'-'s ci' the- family in Yuletide- Gift Mako S ,,Opp'nol fun Gtiin' - OIIAND HISS - ,- w P *firVl)p yi thu -ii li,',t,,l,f,,l s5'rki,, Ii yer II you an I own a piece of flip Pock, a limited number of for lunlc one's can buy' a i,ee of Dreams isltind on the WIt () WIXIVA RIVER A plan' l launch your Ixial, park your car. and fish (Ill flit- bank Trees, shrubs, grass, Arid beuIful flO*rrs Long lerms available Only s Iof it-ft Ph 372 6233 BEDROOM, 2 BATH 3 Garage Ruinnmaqp Sales marble & Siat, latOr C leA morSel iI,alc'rs 'at," i P1i.w ri ,erjt'tr y r,innfhl Oil , I 'Cmli , - - -- 5 '..--- ------- - - #111, SOIl FAIfCt FliRtli i-hOE hilt sell Ira'S. Ill uSE Iir'at r, 377 34) ' I' A I CII' I01 AT ID A( 005', I 14DM DO'i 1' RACY. I (lPll,W0l)t) INFOIIMAT lOPS I. ill 'IT OVAT 10115 Ill 161)1 DREAM ISLAND... I 'acii,.'f - -- h,it e 2 1,1, go trailer lots ri.rnIiflflq, $71)) down, balance S FREE DELIVERY suggestiont Line to f's, of t.l*pl. t,.dnneu"n S,ltp, chest, rP,u,r ri urine, vIs"ak, bed with me aCt ra'a and 'aprun'Js. 57% III 179'? -- Atit,t1ij"j I'," WAI'TRESS(Sover 30 years ala it I p m The Ranch Piouse. Phtii, 377.5743 YULE Tnts NEWSPAPER does enowingly accept not HELP WANTED ADS that indirale a preterente based on ape learn em thu ployers covered b DISCRIMINATION AGE IN EMPLOYMENT ACI AlO t""ili"a, liICCC ,',I.'-,' f-r''IPi ' --'-j ',l*t'C tA, radii's, r,ar taint turn pq1 tisiante nI $54, or 4 pa mIriP'a i'I 1950 Calf ct-edt 'manager, 117 9111 ______ - I 'Awl, Lots & Acreage THE SHOPPERS ir - _____________________________ __________________________ flu Os I us The 'Curie- tetd I tin 170N Pesrk Ati' Day's. 322 6171 Nights 377 3352. 12) 5171 BENCHES! 4- PP P OP P I AT ( 0IFT Yule-t ide Gilt Guide flat some tnat makes I Scsggu'stspnt thovgtulul gIft giving a joy " 31 ,iftt-r Nurpt As1r anti L Pt-4't Appii, person Seminole Lodge P'&urinc, Homt 30 S bay - /s 7 II FLEA MARKET. ST.JOHN'S REALTY CO. Household Goods U F F;sESSF, U lny.if W.'driesda y' IA' l IA ',', ;7i I'ork Or t' flowed. Gift Soop Phi 323 7Ø4 CALL UN T L NOON i o START OR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY I., I Ut'!,'ata,.4 bors.'man PinseP'.' I. lk. II r- o old ?8.si*. I' •'-dff ')O!A?$ N-hIt ePt'lI'fta'-. $0) Ill - lIllIlcOfI MAOIPIF 1771 H*y - - Sill SSA floats anti Mat itm Equipi,ipnt q it JIM HUNT REALTY 7000 fIr uur.v,'t. ,ane. Dc',. arid (Just Wi's' a DeLabo Airpo'-' An taunt Opportunity Emiov.-- I,', / -1, I #/'I- i' - 1\ Ni s'i ii',,; if,? i'r itt ', Ii I traf (Irg hn,l * th ,',.11- 51111 II' with ,kiijt,Ip wIllS, $775 1,1 hull lij hint,, 0 ri , tins a hi,, uS, S) S t)aperiiiuit,lp $570. II SIP nnntninS 1445 r.alyanl teii II' Ira lery "'it, IllS Mi'y lli.r 'a. tee n'ss it'i( AN()I,I Al I' 'Ii. J l'i'rb, Dr i'll.' hours challenging career while wn"t. uric, a modern and air Concl,!'nn,'r faciity Appl iri persor it- 17 LOTS ACREAGE I i't I'S help you llnf a hrnr site '1", flyi'Stri,e,it I,.' esperience Fast, accuri'te typinO and ShortP,and a molt Wi- titter a competitive salary arid esct'lin k1\ 26 1 I - :''' -' 5:050) I,'l 14') ,ittrr S I , \''',y-t'' ''- ii,' JIM HUNT REALTY S MONDAY thru FRIDAY $:30 A.M to 530 P.M. '''ic' ., \ - - CCCI. mu mmii. - -t 'vi't't P.5ma tpy -'nfna,', Call t?i' P 77) Vi? SO - Three bedroom, 7 bath høri,r Pinecrr'l section, fully ,.arl,et,-(I 7 or , ,in,tt ,sm'rs Cash 15115 ii ,ii,l FROM II - ratJp two Isesirooni h.ii.' A loOms, neat town large ((iqn.'c lot Crit lnStl lmnrr ii, garage, slisrage yhi) Shallow weit, lrit for I i,iIr c,iit,i Icr go twitric ri rnunlr y Central heat ant Air, lii SaviIi'i1 127 S9'JIl I-- ' ,irOujn 'Yovr 511 lililt- .1 5100 west. os.% 256% I'.i'k 'm mimi' flI.QhtS Sundays A iloldais ('till 3226874 3776051 7 fleslroom, I b,ith )Aritli'c1 Uiiir&ia uciom, kitchen "4upui-i1 I on 3 lott Sit (S'S' ',',i''', I STENSTROM REALlY RETIREMENT HOME immediate opentric br A Ouallf'r-r mail,".' ntt-v,dui" wilt' rnsnimL,'of 3 years prey,otn, tr-crrtA- ti I' US S kINCd' bIN Sub Contrarto.'. JOt Per Lila-i Solid Cotin' CONACT ftNAILLYCCD1SF' !.ANONA. pr-o $ ' Il 1), ?v'. 431 -_ - 2 - .''-',-"ic r'iC'rt50C nO QuCIfy $6.50 to $7.50 Per Hour 3 2 (.5 Al I '.1 A 15 lPC',llllAN( IT 101 C IS'S .t I lOST ST I'" 172 SAIl Ri's " liedrciom. I bith, fenced yald I It lien equipped, fireplace ('S"ri I 'c this esrellent buy at 517 007 Red Tag Secretary it yOu ,ice1 a three tietirOoni 11,4 516,502 This hours,' is for you Ii.is ii "Il'I ci"it It,. hni t(i't,- I. SUNLAND ESTATES • I and INSURANCE I t ,' Ifleriroom. lii halh, screen porih, t".icelient cOndition 7 a C unitS, stp,en equipped, carpet Iieaut.tt,t Itit I 'n,sr'( 'rtç avalabte 577007 '.5 Pay,ton hAl L REALTY IT'S PERFECT RAVENNA PARK PRE -CHRISTMAS EpprtPsirstI -MotorcycIe And Scoote'rs '" 'rocks And Tr,icr '- Mulos For Sale Agency C '' 47 Houses For Sale 11 I S I i i- is, '.(iii AND assume mortgage' or rt'tnance CHECK THIS '. \ Houses For Sale 31 120 003 32) 3573 after S Pe.lrocim. 7 baths sth central heat arid air, privacy fnco, rn -'-,'.l i1r' 'I''". Piir 7 - 7 n.f & ic-I I 'n P/ii*',Of* 177 Nit sv, C - r".-.'fle'a, , I ,r ,t-la.y I f.ri'- - '--• - Tbr. bedroom, 2 battI horn, Pil'iesrest sectiOn, fully- carpeted, air corstiitionesj. Cash dowo anti Suburban - A.t,,t' .'il'iy ft 'r',s,n,'lr 'cn'nIy Realtor ,'- ,l 450 Cfter ,. - Pets And Supplies Rasenuis, Si'' ___________ MI Stilt l/,u'iut,%MDO %iPMI S 19195 I rr'nth 17 4Q41 (sic Sunday 377 7571 or 377 1496 fDy SItter. my home. 7 30-s It MASONS - Ir ye I Ira ie-rs 7;- Auto Repairs Parts Accest.o'ics 72- Import Autos Stemper ,.,./ - - - (Ontiit,tiri I 'sar. "a 1ç 4(1'S'? COUNIPy 141)S'r 3 Bedroom, 2 bath (i i-in - : 74 t1,'ie rry-'t' C $37,502 AlI377 7498 4 f5rdroems, partisily completed on Two bedroom. turn-shed 16003 i-i.- , I a re. near take Je%sii' cash 12) 3*41 or 372 4487 flli'ir 800 Agency S Acre-t iflludtng 7 bedroom, 7 bath fll,,s0 'noble ht,mt' plus 70' s $7 Country lying S minutes from tow-n. 'ti.iy building and 74' s IA houSI' y,th C acres of (teared land workshop All for only $19,W 5%P%t tif Sarifcw'd 169003 372 45*, Laroc 4 to C brslrontn home on 7 i ' i t,( Pi ,5' ,IQ*' ,ri,j "il tt,,s, ttFAl ANCIciLAN si,' "iv - Iie,1' o' frrri5hi.d liti%C, ,itl '" I .,., y ,i ,t là (. "[\Y Calibart Real Estate HEATED POOL - --------- - - . weators Ill rxctusiv'r PlNtciI" - , Mature lady to work Sr. ct- C'eisrr sandwich shop Apply in persor. ii' Tht Sic Dip 7430 Frrnch Avi. 1 3I arir t p 15 I r irl.i,i, - /' U(Y. ( ESPTWL(P1 - 4 I-IOPKINS REALTY INC. '177 715' * OFF iCE FOR RENT, Q000 cat0. 17 92 in Sanford Central H A. carpeted. mpte iarkinQ An office yew, can be proud o4 'O'C COOt ii' - WFI 45* APARTMENTS 114W ls! St - -_____________________________ SAN-MO PARKS. 1.23 Bedroom Trailers & AO?S 7 Adult pars 1 amty parts 3915 P4wy 1792, Sanford 323 1030 Day. Wk "i KUIP PEAs ry 4t'57 5%' )t 5' e"i 4$5 __________________________________ Business Property For Rent 28 Oys 327 7717 TO I$UY OR SELs. 'Cal 4,4,4 3074 rn 4 days 'sc housework, 115 czc ----- - -------------- --- Slnford Hnrnlrl A] \\ .'n. "s Ml'fflU)(t ''-() P1EO'-J1' 11A1 5- "'riuti'y Ntis Ic 7 5 Ii 'i't 1179 S C I 'ott Sanford I I'Pitronrns P bathS. sAiI tti wall tArfletirig, .entrci heal and air, attached ocraoe. osert'lv-d ulilily, 523.503 744' I '- en,h Ae I 'c'\'' 'i I Art Seniom by Sale OPEN HOUSE SANFORD REALTY CRANK CONSTR UCT ION Iiy (*t0i'!(-)iij'( SP5t- C buicks from Farmøi"5 MrSuCt, 3(5 W 17th St 327-8008. _________ - - -. 7 Bdrrn ,IiI hen egulpped, a c $175 mo alt F 3rd St 372 Houses For -" Cu,stomt,UilttOy(tOt seeificationon your lot or ours Over 100 plans to ctioose from Rent Furnished vt' furnstie'O7bdrrn home i Deitons's flrtt area Screen (icirtli, carport, 5140 775 °-' 1 7 [(IRC5OMS. ADULTS ONLy P60K 'sVEHU( Pt0 OSiLE PARK 2545 ParS. Dr.322.3$1'l - __________________________________________________ Tr.ensportation More intormation may be' obtained from the' Wage Huur office at 219 Carlairi. building. 1249() N F Seventh AVL'flUC, Noriti Mims, Florad 33161, tL)Ip)C'le J5 51.'!3 _____________________________ - - KI NGSBERRY Female Ht,Ip Wanted Lsnrrsrnceti s,'rct- ,ltpn g.' tenctnt lop pay Call 373.4494 after 6 Wanf,-t*.Onc NN. LPP4. and Aides ", . . he can't lie about his score!" \WORRY CLINIC &rorge w, Cra,e. Ph.D., M.D ------- Apartments Rent Furnished Brunswick Corp. 13 '1' il per once CoSine' r'npt wf'flPC Psisitiort open in cu'.out, pia;tic laminating anti assembly 75-Houses Pent Furnishi'd Wispe't open to discussion Benefits 76-Mobile' Homes Rent includi' pain vbt,fttsOflS and 27- Resort ProPerly For Rent group inSurance, puinty 28-Bucini's Property For Rent at overtime end Others Picas, apply in person CCI CaStt Custom 29-Wanted 'T Rent Cabinets. 3t N Cyi,ress Ws Caneiberry Ruil Estate For Sale - 73 3 Wflmrri tti$ 0' tto' 'mlt hd,r5 "t', rwcessar5 chOflSt7151. eArly a m or isle p in :' .ft, I.,4 tU i '.''' V/i.'.t"' i: • 1.i'c. 71--Rooms For Rent ' ' ''' THE BORN LOSER 31 Houses For Sale 31 HOMES . - - - - Susan Aptt bedmnmn l'r,'nrnulhed. a4uits no l'W't AtJ 5455 C AND lnctrnction 7 Rentals 31-Houses For Sale 32-Farms & Groves 33-Lots & Acreage 34-Mobile Homes 35- Income & Investment Property ie,-bus,nrst, r-rciperiy 37- Ri-ø I F .ta I. W.'m nlrid Recreational Unfurnished -- - - - f5Qor323I07 25 Houses OeliAR'v, I ale Wanted Security Guards Iii Oviedo area Call 323-0379 fringe hene'titi Fnioy 22-Apartments Rent Unturnished 73-Apartments Rent Furnished 74- Hriuses Pent 'Jnf,,rnicPwd Apartments Rent -- Pt - Slcrv open 14 - ____ Houses For Sale 31 - . Bedroom. I 5saiI' home ri SunlOridi ,rSi 327 Estates, fenced bat'S rv'r'- 327 '774 City of Lonawood would like to m,I iii. --- 'I' pr-vale home ASSISTANT MANAGER CLASSIFICATIONS 2-Personals 3 -Announcements 4Carth at Thanks S-sn Mt-moriams i-Business Opportunities 7- In'.trurtiofl The - ivr..yP'ad ( WORKERS $iyzj Area Servic,' Station for Scat.. Cafl ) t1'. MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum - Houses Rent Unfurnished. ?4 Rooms For Rent - Ruiness Opport.jni?u's - i4r. i-Lost & Fn&ind 21 C.-eder Operator with elperlence ic %trC.-' maintenence P-4.OSpIti'iiiat ion insurance. peso vAtAtiOri, coo retirement to oiler '.( YOU TROUtLCD' Cal' Ton M4 -' t 'We Care • - 37c a tine 20C a line ?7c a tine 21 time-. Male Help Wanted ri person tø Ampri -ar Wootl j91 Charles St Protiuctt. o P ? NP'tI reliable dr'vp' for rIu. car to - - --. '-V •" ''S- •' .-' •'1y Wfl3fl'flfl both ways 373 5794 6 DEAR POLLY-M daughters, ages 4 and fi. decided the were too big to have- me hattie them However. whn left on their own, cleaning became a very spotty affair In desperation I invented a "dressing" game They use the 5001) Ui paint clothes such as blnuse, slacks, coat mittens, a scarf around tti- neck, etc.. on themselves They then remove the "soap c'lcst ties" with a washrag and crime out of the tnt' spari;Iuu clean MARGARrI CARNIVAL -'--' '' ------------- ' - A5)fty Personals Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. 1 1Pm, 4 times S thru 7 times S?t 7 The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. ''r'yTr I't't Pecvt' i with those men In grocers' stnr(-s who emen cardboard cartons of food such as cake mixes, cereals. etc They use a sharp instrument to cut off the carton tops and ('Lit so deeply that it ruts into the tops of the boxes inside -MRS N F C Phen, ' Orla ndo 831 - 9993 - DEAR GlJUS-Vt had stacks of letters from readers wiui sum nnrnming punts (U%UIR in ineir surprises anil practically all said their plants were q ii I t e old and the roots were tighzl% parked. Most said they put their plants outside during the summer months so the were In ver strong light and some plunt. hoyt bloomed more than once during a venr.-Nfl.IY DEAR POLLY-My ". Don' t Cost, They_Pay! LoftOwood Schnauzer. male, vIc5nit ot J'Y Spencers Qestaur,nt c-0JP40 - want to tell Mrs P. R. H that her mother-in-law thnguc plant is not a freak because ii has bloomed I was both delighted and fascinated this past 'une when mine burst forth with a lovely cluster of blooms M' mother. 84. said it was the first one she had seen blooming but we recently learned from a book on plants ann flowers thai older plants do bloom if given enough light Mine is somewhere between seven and 10 years old Each year from early spring until rot, it lives on a sunny porch and in winter receives light from a windo all day-- LIItRY 1) WhI7 WANT AD Rs POLLY CRAMER remove- rust ,. stains from tan inlaid linoleum with brown trim? The stains were macic by the' riwtiI buttons on the legs of hreal:fast rit in rti ir Vt r t'nlctve I he chairs when the floor is mopped hut enough mois ture is evidently left on the floor In make ttit,'w sin Ins -ELIZABETH Lost & Found 1 Not (onidered Freaks Folly's Problem woull one DEAR POLLY--Ho -------------Tr', rpm Friday, Nov. 24, 1972 POLLY'S POINTERS DEAR POLLY-1 - --------.------------ ----------- ---- - OF SANFORD AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD PH. 322 - 8601 �- --: - ------ -=- - --i' t" t ."V. - - r--- -r C-- - --rt t- - n-. - -- ----- - ------S-.--- ='-- ------- -'---5--- -. ' F ..-i -. - - f 4t,'- --------- 6 •- S --=- - -' -- r-.- __ 5-_.--. - : - - -- -- - '::L:j-;,.i II. HOPE III OF OUR COMMUN . he hurch I 1 I I C ..... l * . . I1Iou000 ¶j 0 0 0 0 NATION OUR _ I 0 (J11111410,11""d 111,01.,1111111 LI Isi aii () 'anI()r(I 7() I 30 I Ii I nti THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH HP3*bV 11 I I ., F01P%! r 'a" 434 City, Florida Wed PrCyrf I CI d.0S.a?urda3 P. .. /.- c.. •.. C r - THE SLVENTHD&'! ADVENT IST CHURCH Corner 71h& Elm 3(4I11 U 5C1'ip SalurOcy S4'--'' '!Oa " fl 30A . I ir -5- . rr c ___________________ _________________________________________________ - - . - - - - - -----------. - ------ -. . :1 - -•- - -. CommunseyCenler off Hwy 4341 Milt WrY i. Hw%r Cdr Ray"c,na HCdIPY r3dIIy Schoo or I amity Worship 7XC Evening Worth ip - p,( of - WecioetdaV tlLthIe S'u(15 CV Prayer CHURCH -, ' IS ,., 1 Oh. I v'ti'OQ WIVU'uD i Sat Mat'. sc it 1.9" Monroe II. Pas'u i.e. ipny lIon 7 IS in i RncCt 1k14 "kin I 1545 rC -m.d.'1 .. ?.i ' i'ri P. ocr'' 'i''. ',trIfi4"?'. .tIIZI, ,, p.S,,, v,,t,. Wi.' .tP 137 Airport Blvd Phone I" 91142 m fl It Oh I P" pr oral fumes 51-20 Friday Mark Both labor and management attend our church - and they are concerned about pollution and our environment. They know it is a human dilemma. We must have jobs; we must have the products we make- And taxes from the factories support schools, clinics and public works. These are realities. JtT 11 (9 it IT' I lip in I.'n''" I N...-cIt,I'' , iito. tiS%CflhIimi WIS? '.111, i y i.fl,flWIW%hp 7 30$, in ,, • ,iApaITiO AVENUE IIAPTIST CHURCH i7s P.'mrttO Ave .s'' PIot''T. 5 .15 citE.' i • iI II Xc 7 OCp fl i.,r,,,s V.ti'st'iL. vaflus'I'si. r'rv'c es "' I - I '.isnucl'.1 II L A IT - - ,~A - 11 - j reality. a ..c ., -.-'i' 1, I' a'.' h-i.. s-. ..'- is .e'.'-i'' I'i " 1 I' S.nao'. V.11414 11t0011ta%t b.lmIr Study MEIrnirlu WorshiP y,'ning 'si"'. 'c, *rtnc-..ti., • I.' r.'.i'. WCVSh P Mn Stir .'.,lfIlIIIIuaull ..,r--i - ' $ ia m 10 OOa ni II IlL' a ft. S "c.i Wi,'il'.C' I i''flU WoethitI.. I ' I '' '.' ,%, It ma rn 1 (I C' II I. Pjeorn'ng Wor'.t'g. S '.rli.fl(C WI)' shiji -, ---------• a aop in (.Isl,s!:fl:l 'f I4Il' FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 5th PITIST W East Second Street PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 44 West '.Q' i"'. it " P i. "i' CHURCH 01 CHRIS'! Gerw'.a Iiui' t.rt ' 10 (lIla in Iltile 5choiI THE LAPt MONROE Lake Oral lift Blvd i' 'I." cit lc1'-Clue '.u"3i.. 5i r' ju C Morn.n Wortti'p •5dL345 SI• '' 1 !sudlCi4i3 5 lICE '.1-S 3:. II 00. a COp iti ' ,-, 1 TI C Cl I " Mor ning Worsr I L)*CJth League F vrn- no V.I)".t.I4 7 (lOp ' F yCflflt. Wo'th.$) C,. '.,ft AftN'tiflg .'.,O"-,C1.', - IC C' - i'..-c'! Pr1,,, in IS - . . f P'i'. I','.rli ,- S - , - . - - ?. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club & Upsala Reads Ri '. Csre.n SPi-a SUndAy Sc P(%)l Morn.ng V.O5'•C' 1 . c ' - i'' S','.' p - - -.. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible , • -- , . - -- .'' - 7 lILt. Ti- 5.'. - -- • _____ -•-- .5 '.• 9 4S.0 fin 10 SOa in -- = :.,-' p I7 - ___ -: - • . 7 30 C. t-t- - - -. '5 -" --- - m • I' ut,, - _ . &- 7 TOp in Youth C,rOuP 11 00. m 6 ISp in 1 YO in M o-ri 9 iS it - --•-- - --- (ti0Ci IvIIi,tIjci -• . Rç, A F Stevens Mcvri.ng W1'rsr.'g FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 3414 Sanford Ave. kt'. iA' k lIerine't as'o' 9 49. 'TI Sundat 5h0o1 CHAPEL Monroe Pastor 10 Xm in " It OF LO TI C SVndAv .- IIow%hmp 5 30 p m Nursery arsci k.r'.drrganten - :S 4 lii 6 OOP THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave Lake Mary IQ Toe "I Xe in - ' - 7 TOp Coffee - - II C'. a lr ( I 5,tldCJJ 3outPhFI'IIow%h.p F irn ii '.(w .:r - - - P, 'v' Ri'. V..iI,*'ri C S Star Jr 1 )CP in talking in class and throwing food. iliirty-three such statutes are on the books in Tom thicken. berry's secon(i grade classroom where the store detectiveturned-teacher in bringing the H' Ml('IIAEL GOL1)SMITII long arni of the 111W ifitt tiltAssociated Press Writer study of social sciences. court system has been esHenry A. Kissinger and North Vietnam's Le Due Tim met tablished PARIS (AP) with pupils, aged 6 to io Saturday for th e six th day in succession, and decided to recess their talks until 8. acting as IA judges, Dec. 4. The two met for two hours despite an apparent Communist leak prosecutors, defense counsels disclosing details of serious differences said to have arisen during the meetings. CIfid police. The North Vietnamese delegation issued a "This court study has been communique after the meeting and said Tim and his very effective in curbing school fellow negotiator, Xuan Thuy "will meet Dr. offenses and students are learninig respect for the law," hackKissinger again on Dee, 4, 1972." enbry said. In New York, White House press secretary The worstpunishmnent Is to be Ronald L. Ziegler also said the talks had been Insentenced to go to hit princi-terrupted until Dec. 4. Ziegler said Kissinger is pal's office, }Iackenberry said U Jai returning to the United States tonight to consult with A note to the parents, being - -. President Nixon on the stat us of the negotiations. kepunr-.z1Irecess ar.1fnsutng Nixon and his family are in New York for the art class are among other pun- -ishments doled out in classthe weekend. room court. Ziegler said the President has agreed to meet L-_ -I'9§NW J 11111, "We took a trip to the lAirgo early next s'eek with South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu's spec ial assistant, Nguyen Phu Municipal Court last week," 1w +41N C mid. "The children were -Due, who is coming to Washington to (IiSCUSS the inIPrcsSe(I by the fact th at the -B) John A. Spoiski negotiations. court they were seeing In action In Paris, U.S. delegation spokesman David was very similar to the one they Give 'em a plug, John. O.K., mberon said he had no comment on the an , run themselves," he said. iiIe.5- j. !'." ____11 not only do they make a pretty nouncement, which came amid reports of a crisis in --'-;.. --- -- Itack from the city court, the darn good hamburger, but the it -• e' pupils passed a law banning ad which McDonald's ran in the the negotiations. I-' -- .•5i-.,-," The two delegations met in the same house in dress-lilting following a COHiLos Angeles herald-Examiner - ii 7 was outstanding. --, suburban Choisy-LeHoi, four blocks from the Hanoi plaint filed earlier in the week - ---, Don't skim over it. go back delegation headquarters, where they reportedly ha(I by a distraught second-grader. . %4-fim _,tgC_ and grasp the significance the a stormy one-hour m ee ting Friday. - - - --.-.- . - - -i - -.-- Ibickenberry, 30, said th e second time around. There was no official comment from either court system evolved mIS he HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS tried to bring home what social delegation on a detailed report in the Washington PRESS ON -studies -was all about and at the plaza from now until Chri stmas, greeting HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE turned out to greet Nothing in the world can take Post claiming that the United States had backed establish discipline at the same the children and passing out candy Santa at the Sanford Plaza Friday afternoon, the place of persistence. Talent away from the draft agreement concluded last time. will not; when the jolly man arrived in the parking lot mon th between Kissinger and Tho. The first-year teacher who Nothing is more common Mike MeDonel Photo via a helicopter. Santa will be a frequent visitor Lambertson David delegation spokesman worked its a store detective Um unsuccessful men With declined all comment on the report. Other American sihilestudyingattlie University talent. will not: unrewarded sources said the report obviously was leaked by the Florida said the system has Genius "selfNorth Vietnamese delegation and was a IsCn 'miitich II1I)Fe StI('Ct'Sslul genius is almost a proverb. than I could imagine. Education alone will not; the servtng" version of the facts. ty Friday the reports were There widespread world is full of educated "I told iuIl fleVCI derelicts. Kissinger and Tho had run into serious difficulties work," he said. "But the secon(l Persistence and deter- after talking for a total of more than 20 hours ifl what graders are actually coflmination alone are cm nipotent. Kissinvier said would be the final secret W klis I II e ill S e I %- V S " session to (I It e t i n g professionally." clarify minor points in the agreement. Kissinger conferred with French Foreign I'atun-the-bck time for the 'f. Jad S411t0151 .1'.se:iue will e CountyCommission:frornallot Minister Maurice Schumann for 45 minutes, ,lip'uu1lh11 imttI diesel fuel bith ,19jrtIt'sI ar.d pprovaI i It) IH)N\A E.'TE.S brought up. that the United States to assure him parently p't'ts'd of surveyor's statement tenants at the Sanford the area property tissners, s'sho are : fl 51km ordinance and an the legal description of the Airport. remains hopeful of an early settlement. Schumann Public hearing on proposed .laimtng the city practices for tn the amendment oh the utility tax its city lu mts included cooperation which was later took the unusual step of issuing a Foreign racial discrimination nn annexation along U. S. Urdlflaflce to exempt governcharter to be offered in such an expeditious Ministry statement asserting that "the pessimistic new PropOSed south is the first item on the street-paving program. mmient agencies will be plaixd vn voted upon by the manner by Bill Bush and his people in the agenda for the 7 in. meeting rumors on Vietnam were highly exaggerated." first heading Secvnd and Itmial Also on the agenda are L)ec. S municipal election, crew in eliminating a potential 11 the S.unlorii('it' ('onlilussion appraisal c't)fiSidL'tCItiOfl of reading is schetlu!etI for the A resolution safety hazard leading Into the ut the county fur ---- ------- ----- - - ----- -- -- - - - ---1IIdi. tigures on city-owned property a joint partcicpation projt on prupvaetl new charter and a main enance of the airport The board in recent siceks for the cf.IllItflg sear will be Irish re1)UBl.IN AP new tIflUii. ''rdtmiaio-t, irport Blvd between US 17has now been corrected. tills discussed the possibility ut publican leader Sean MacSiloMan, there's no stopping us. liii j)t'tltitIti and weak lifter annexing territory ( fain, Grey-f aced when we all pull together, seven days (in a huniter and south as far its tile Seminole right' thirst strike, collapsed lit court .h(IlliIlr ('itllegt' to till' east PItESI I)1:NT1Al, AI)VISEIt Henry Kissinger today and if physician said Ia' In other business at the and 11anoi's Le Due Tho conferred for two 4ting tile Coll uili.%sion will may only luive three more days Iliet naine painted on the bow was VhjIlks91%W, 1!!W-- l- .1 KEA' WF-ST, Filil. tAlli The Rotary Club should h-ave hours Saturday. An apparent Communist he is fed. to live unle ss hold a continued public hearing Thanks to a shrimp boat named 'Cioud Luck With surfboards p.111. a most enlightening luncheon The sundy-haired Macoil the reque5t news leak disclosed details of serious (lifThe CUJ.it 6-,;.i,-1 ,%,ia ,-j,1L-d 10 VOcale West -GoW Luck" and the U.S. ws windbirvakers, the two hudon Monday, what with McCoy given pain- 6th Street betssecn liiurtl Ave. stiofain, 44, was and a rughuune edrvh wa. ferences wheeLhouse of the said to fers stied In the have arisen between the two Coast Guard tsio young sur John Manager Airport and killing injections after lie French Ave. d t but brviiklaunchottd. The: searviiii-boat was %recked shrtiiipboinade it hoine in time fur turkey sides. Meacham the guest speaker. el sluli)I)e(l to the floor and en the stu's back to N ut whell ifig stases forced them to the leftus crs .IftL'I being str.trnkd Ihe r('7itglliItI(III 'If City i accompanied our own Gorlikul 4vtted it WXj clujibtNI 17 more than hours in the Gulf bow. lied Roman Catholic priest knell. Attorney Willinin Illutchison Manager Airport reports OF 11.0NDON rjlE DAILY EXPRESS , beside him as he was Mt'icim carried to from the post he huts held tIlt 17 of Cleveland in visiting with It Was dark the iiioon final- J(0p the Good Luck's cabin to what it calls "incontrovertible evidence'' that an ante-room. fidd) L , Jj)V years will be considered. Meacham in Orlando this past At home Thur ly came outand we w(ure cv1d.- "tave his surfbQdr"L " Martin Bormann, chief deputy to World War . L Ut53 it Was about t'No Hutchison resigned to devote Alunzo Jr. and Mike Gorman, Alonzo recalled and believe me, with week. Is alive In Adolph littler, German dictator miles away," Aloazu said. But iiiitre time to his private both 21 of Key West, recounted all of his past expertise, this i. eather Iii the nieanhtnie, 011.40 they were , spotted and made U South America. 'Me copyright article says practice and Indicatmi he will their ativeitture at sea that an excel1ent opportunity to -!I girlfriend 1)et ame worried after hul' lit in tittle W "t mite mlil, Cloudy and warmer with a serve as city attorney until a caused thein to iniss a listen to his words of wisdom, 7* Bormann, under a death sentence for war they had not showed up for turke) and fnore Importantly chance of rain today and replacement can be hired. lie crimes leads the life of a prosperou.s 72-yeartraditional 'Thanksgiving Day tonight, becomingpartly cloudy silsti 5411(1 he will represent the benefit From same here In feast. -- - - old businessman. with a slight chance of rain city in mi present law suit filed Saord. Index liough seas swamiql their Sunday. Turning cooler late by a number of Georgetown postertxiatonu reef about uighit Sunday. dE 2.A EntertAuunitint THREE .110NT118 AFTER sharing:16 hours (if 011 Sit-1111110le Illvd. wit-st Of iniles offshore as darkness fell Area deaths . tile 70s and low Standard Oil tank farill 10rosketke .111 5C 1 5C It was bound to happen.. . we :.. "I'll Wednesday night. The two twid. Bridge Orror a8 hostages of a jail escapee and Ills : ' 111911 It, consilieratlon of changing hit' IIIC(1 about three hours ('Ii their Calendar 60s. AA the Low 4A llospitatntites tonight of the youngsters went up to mnutflly in shotgun-toting wife, Deputy Sheriff Bruce 6t'll-41) Ilral F.3tate ID-3111 &mts and when asked what shc ..~: Southeast and south winds 15 to 111,01liCY W all additional v"cliti011 surfboards before reaching u Clulsified "(6 Browning and the Allel Priiie family held a ~ wanted for 5C.2F. Society lU-tiC Christmas -20 m.p.h. Ithin probability 50 week it) over ttziie pitY for partially submerged shrimp Crossword puzzle cheerful reunion Friday. SC Sports responded, "What mdl yah all percentlahlingto2opercenthy refuse personnel working (Jfl boat. 111-411 nearAbby got"Ir - COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN 3779 South Orlando Drive Loan, and Savings Altamonte Springs 1W. Semoren SR 43 1 kyinfirH knIwncid P.S?Oi SuriO4i'. School 9 306 in CHURCH OF CHRIS'! 9 43 rn 11 00. in Nursery 30p 'TI p Corwersal.or5 Worship ',,niO? Youth I 30 0 m CPiurchScYioimt MocnriW orsPip Federal S..'si•i Aflt.'.; Se',,' in I' Utters Morning WOrShip Meeting temporarily •t Fit? - " 11 Mot 6 Oh 1913 I'srI Av"flUI iltili I ' c,-rJ Fite "I., 1 •• also and Re'. kCflr*th V. Mull'. SANLAPIDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - AItamonte Sptingt Potlrir '. .I o,,% rn oninu wonsti,p .... 1 .-' -tic P,csr' CHRIST .flCP.lITlSPriI'.II3D' Airport Blvd ,,i,ilfi 1-11111 1,''. l-'.joI caretakers That's .!Ql I7r'. ii Xe in 'voutiSServmCf' [yelP Worth 'p Wro F'CAS(' 1. PCCI'.0 As Christians we will seek the answer under God in His Church. We will work topether and build a better world. Will you be in church next Sunday? ( Igg,i 1, (1/ ( hit'.! - ChURCH 01 are the we 1. Sanford FIC Oak Ave £3;dSt iicm F MIII" Pastor S ASS Mor ning Worship - u.s. __________ RI JIM LASH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH P, Staff If in WILSON-EICHELBERGEP MORTUARY J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E C E ¶t':flCiSrt THE McKIBBIN AGENCY .It,ttn • Msr ctr CIfld Slitt InSIT ant t FOOD FAIR STORES. INC PBLIX MARKETS and ErrpIcis L. D PLANTE. INC. DrIc1a Oiedo Nu KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Fi.tt.'t 3, JIM & Etplct Jib itS DEBARY MANOR NURSING- CONVALESCENT AND REHABILITATION CENTER (-r rt(trsS- th. Mel ell 51.1 DekIe and Ernpioyes REALTY anci soafl t In sI rut, 01 (.00 ', ..t. ,"! to all C i-c't-c 4. ElF! A. ' .cV BAP'%' L"i '' " -t1 C O., flapt's' Chu?CP- (r'.'.'Il f" .5- (lOP' e - L't.tj I - ' '' I C' haL" '.' - 4. )FO Lc'.I' Ma'', 0v 1,'., '-U. Sanford I mCtt't 5r,ngs Baptist Cto.! O'd O'u.nnp (cci H.'t'r' Ave, of 9 .rSf rot I - fiApl-St Chto'Ch Sloe ravk Avor ca I. 0 (.,,iric sp I it%' flapirsol rhLost, to L o 6,1, Mot 1, V Pu I off lisp!'.' hu'cti of L 444t. MOT?rOt I •rtt lallr , '.t Cn,,c't of Lonowood Cu' Churl' & G'cn' dli I -0 I RI. ' C -• .. p. h'.,.,, ..- t . '.,. fte'.p' s' Cnu'c11 1504 ss '.3t's ' I. ci ( -.v of C'' dh Ne c',.ch Sav'tprC 5 Mat'r,ev,s flap' s' Cn,.''' C."aa'- M,"3 sor,nuoi-irto lil000 sll-cmli Dar, v l2lin & Celia A f C"8'.' y'm' s Si ss.ona,, BAt"-'.' C' r,l' 0, C i, 0,rils • hApol's, P,Iv- i. 1 - * . 11 - Re , . . - ' C".,C P. live God till nrl" ,0,o,r 1.1"oo" a," Ci.cci C.',.'ce p. % " st t or F "ep' ir tat'; ,. C''-'.' [p eo'. C'oss r'• ".. Ic. .c.ecc - :':' F--- L. "..- I), "? ' : - -. • 4•P j"(XitO • . t' V; Casbe'bc". RO 40I ,, 3 % ' HI3' Reoeee-i-' 1() % '9". C,oaenDa,tC)c & P4w,. , '' ' ' ¶J' t'.' , [ p, 3715 5 Orlando ?3 . 4th b.c '. -'.s A& I . 7...' '- s,'., ..-.' ' c. u.,, At' C C o')6 •,• NAZARENE 41 a''.,5 4~v At Grfw.s Cum '? C'n'- i"' L•*r 5'-.', - 1p Ctiai.r' Co"p Se-.n-t.- i'..''wi PenS 140 beo'døtl A.,r,je- HO' ill Crivillf So Of 41 5 01-te" s' C'- j'l r- Os',-,-r R E r'erp. .'sp *.00:oo ,ef- .`.A,-,e', & 1 Ct.wf!t 4DI"f. & 121h cf,uluvoia co-Im u n't I Cr.wfth be,tØ,' t.,r (h' P' o Ji'si.,s (P.r.t 01 L.'t,r D*v Sanls. 7315 1.410 t '.'e''oi• Crap.e O'anç)r Blvd take fl'3O" Plait of JI'PW)y4I s V. -tne".'. Lake ?.srj.,'o,. ljr t 1547 iii led 5! I Buy n Church o he Lolling God M'dly . Open 80,. T r,sjp Ave 40ft 25th opposite -Nem.flolloll wq,gh SrhWj er "'" Ple"n"fuStOl Cli'vTEIII of Longwood Full Gospel T.tJcPne'l, 7771 Country Club Ml Olive )i'nett Church,. 0.9 P4.11 Pa , Otte-en - PRESBYTCI1IAN LAM' Ma' U'w'eo P r-L.'-'.' Church Santovd CO3g'Og.'.un Of JfI3OVP1S Wtn'.ie, 100. V. 4113$f The .aIvaf,on Aim'.. 7ii( &'Oil'" "MI, Mot*-,Son Cftvior~l, Altarrionei !.prl,qp " - -, -- 11 - , ti-olInowd Alhoroe.e Chufr A..- ______________ VV II .. - PA'P A.,' £.'.'rc'n'e SD1't3Vs Corrrviun,iy (13*144.1, 11elt-ft-fn Oltnt,UJO Chjfet !!,t jo,hrij, Ctify-.,istorlit co"Iew I "ever 17 lo~ tororn Para F r'.l (f -F t " Of (P ,,'.t, S(,ec,t ,'.f •X F 2no St _________ Stranded Surfers Salf e - f-iw OTHER CHURCHES All",% A P.f E - ________ Hc,*.- II .r9 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 10'C..' '.. _i''•' ''' C' ,'' p',%c News . St.ent a, $'lt.5? Cti,n. MotI*nØ Avt At,'nt.nr. 5it.ngi. PiC V S'a'$u'u ','c-qrc,i' C !'s.v5i'5 0.-ba", 54rojefindo United Methodist Church, Toemp First F". Sollienciran Siva Af4moonte Spring$ t c9' Bear LCPI' 06 6 ,,,.-,,* ~ o r $1, . C:f,6fCJN P-Par, ~ ii- 4' E ø.. PPestiyicr•an Chu,cri. I lit jl~ 1~ov'.-.. t,o-ff, •'.P' P.11" 0, 14-"soci '.• No 41B V. a' a-es A 5' F k'n .' i' cp'e.'. L11' ci -0 'e C' u'e ci4 Ow'd ','1-'g '.v ia. S.n1oca Ave G#,*f*.8 Co'.1c" ,-,, #fit, Noil:sornor 'a"a-: Ar3r' '.' 'ru,' C' I TI t- A'P C's......... c-c t'.4 Icc ene 0 Brien Pa c. : -# ,.%! , so rj '-'ac.' •''-.-.' , , ,-I "-'--"'' / 1 'sLid '. C.'ce Gcne,a U's 'eo Pi',-"i',Ø'.' Cl'C."tl Otto'. 14 ' .."-.-',. Ct. , 's t twq,ac 'ic"" 0' ROOF Lelfilov 1, . LUIMERA% ,,. "-4'A' " NnrtP,sdc Ct"r,si,,r Cncr:n r- 1*07 % Cbwct 5' At (aue•_p,", x j." - A,r S.nlo'tI Chn.5135n CcItt', U? 'V. ')nor. Pd Lokii-vo.oriv, Chill4viia,ft ' - i. I on-3d ('s, ,5l.ri 5' V .' ' s' ' P110, se p1 P'pr- c, 2500 C"'.'c" p1 F" C'-.''" C,00 " P'cp"t ''Ct I. I -, c V."?w)3 ,.,r' %,lei ?".(IhoCrSI wc, A-1,~Iors-- i"t C Z' "Ce I'.' Si Ma'. Mu*.r-" A,- A!,n'c"r i"' CHRISTIAN '' '-"-' C"i'f' - ' ' 1 F Otha", L.y - ,''.' I t ' EPISCOPAL I .. ,, . -,- , The ii.'.' "0' p Oc At c.nCp'c •' ,i' (.n'OI,c Cnurc" Per '.s.nj Pa'c 0.-he". 3' 0" -SC' C" 'AI C. ' O'an. -, .. 'm CATHOLIC jut A $ "tin c'..- a - . •, - - '-''-:--. .'-w' Mope hairs' I I • srrmol , - • F fee Y'r hadtst ChufM $00 W Cts'rrr s' S."C'O CHURCH OF GOD '01"., r I.:. if - c; C ' I Co..-"c" P,t.'.c.,tyr en CItrc' u0loriaiv Allij cool-bleIr, S'S .' jr 'co Yri"3 s' C'-1.,'c'- CO Ch"A" L01*09%00111 -, '' ' upNois C.0for,rnwfoltv Pre'suplelf.ofir cfqvfcp;, Upula '' A Collapsed 'ci , AA Sets Leader C4111%looll'4110olife'll, COn-forivollifif Jet "PO AA411910111-11of Cf1wo'Ch. q %*op *;o, C! 51 R0 JIS 5SØfl!'. Bat" s' 1, li%-Illel $1 9-1.1w.-I., svf-I~jj Luiig*000. I It 1616 providence .1fli.0 or 6 fo rst f"Ce'Pen31 PAW-lit M,Slls" Civ4C Lolragwr 6109 . - C . *. Br,' 45 , 1 .c •.'..'n B,"re' A P E (r....r CC'.,' Hg.' Hi.. ' - ''i';''.' .,' - .. . 'St - - C'u'c" 0' C s' P az I of tnt-st i" 1" 5' Pi,c,r7es C'-' C"'' - ,- 4.i' Ml Glove, Mn,on.ry 5%ptr'.i C13vfCIS. San Lando Wfaitir Rd - Lonpwc.u0 Mt 5trc - Mrt..iOr9i', hap".' Chu'r lOX .-rn', slorr Ml Zior M*'.,t'.r, bsvli$t Spit Ave ci,',.. Bethel M.b.u'lar', Chu'cn SIP Sf I l'('.tv", . Cli,w-Ch '.p' it Chu'cti Cw.idø Carl M,ss'n'ca' v B .'.pi - s' Cnen. ti 16.11V. C ,r! St NpttPS'tip Iiai1 'st (tiOrt's Ctiulu.'a M'ts,enar, hcpiisl Church North Rd Irtlecp..se M'ut.citt hmpt'st Church 0.' P411 Rd ',tegor,.a u't - 510.'.a. Progress Y-tspti4%r, liars' s'&et' sww ar' 10's M's, .-a', BaIT' 1' C"'i' i'' AOc'.,pnr ,,.. ,'. h%es's.dr Mit 01.5', !4Al' V C,.vç's ,i1 5 s4'l BiIpt.st '5 • -:-11 P,ntrf Bcp?,tt Church, III V. Airport Blvd c'n', I oil tialilot (tw' P o' 5n Lando $prings F.r'.t r, to's M".S,Cnsry haITI's' Chuith 1131 V. 13113 P-'s'sd C'iC' - 1' 45 10'r, Lon lea chvf.- k , - C'.# I-)-,- T flo rtirlor City 11500110 ch-oth 4 .r5l hoolivit" 0ii to Cislevin • .5' .4., 1 Pa's F CHRIST CHLJRC H ."• Sr 0' C" '"t.i' s•'I St 14 .4 . - COCiC.R ' - C*I I fl Co U rt I-.'" -, b.'7 A., F 5 - _'i5'. lIap''s' p FLORIDA STATE BANK ANDSTAFF METHODIST .....,. ~ ,r%t IJAP4 fill rtiluf I, t) of Oviedo .n'a." M11 - S' ('.',,iV r,pnO'.h.j' Ba ptist Cflci'ch I)' Altamonte Springs 436 4l15fli%", 5(1' OiP'. ' I D''sS' C I'. NI".'. 4,3! BAC"! IS'! '-• - WINN DIXIE STORES and Ernploy e HA R RE LL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SEMI N OLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY 'o' I.' The Management and EmDIovec SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. INC. and Employes SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO INC c.ULF SERVICE A& P WEO - D E K LES' to In NATIONAL BANK Ho.,'ard H Hodges and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. 0 tJirn; Smith and Staff GREPY and Emplc'yes SANFORD ATLANTIC f'.t.r and Mrs Al WIlSOn E uuce I sP'. Is: a'i stats UNIT ED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE in - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. - - 9,0 U FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PAOL& wESLEYAP4 CHURCH Old Route U., Peola Re'. • Lawmen - 11 j11'3j,SIl.rif Ill aXp m 7 30D in But we cannot continue destroying in the process of creating, It is God's world and if IP-2F - 'i 1101(1 wirstip gct.in,iflnO 1111 1 Ttiurtacio Mark '0 00 a Ii 30a WwnflOWOrthp ' .X1 I, F'. rorlu '.%'S'-'P Thurs )OP Prae-rMec'f'flc3 Firit service June H. 7 30 p ml 7 30p in Fellow TIp r' UMYF E vening Worship Area Recess Paris Talk c-S, (j tie' OC' m 'cstcmi 1 949. in 11 30 In out town a factory employs most 01 US. But we live under the pall of smoky chem- 1 30, 7 30 0 in SUnCl3 SchøI 5 33 p m jit C bvers Mor ning Worship Si.,nday School Morning Worship Saturday ' CID " I'',,, , P.31i-t.rlfJ CHURCH Ii II 004 r. I V'-flflCJ Service I t • )'.'I iiP,I I'IST 1I1PTISC ii' al,, ri '- 'Ci school WorshIP Sri vice ' Kip " m ' '-'" .1 ,0 ' -.0T3PI,4 I ..rnno Will nP ro ii "'. SANFORD CHRISTIAN J .Ittii'S 1631 West F irs? Street tit Mtuk 'S -2B ' ;' & " s" .1 7 ZIp in __ 1 Kissinger, Duc Tho 7940 Ph 3 419 Part Ave _____ I 0 4 CHURCH JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH II -.5- Mars - '?- -.' was Off 79th on RidgtwOOd Ave Sanford IOppOsutC Seminole High SCPiOOII METHODIST CHURCH r. C, - ---e"-- - PENTECOSTAL OPEN BIBLE TABE RNACLE FIRST UNITED - 2 i.i: FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 4g75 Sanford Ave 1 30p in MiOserit Srr'viCr ______ pm .. "31a3 rr 9 4S ---- At Larg t i lt IfEfJ 'lI(lI N'ii3 S,naat, Wj f9.(is' $!iiCll u-'Q3-I'i 3' 3 'sSfl.i -rsc m I 30 & li Morning Worship '.noas School LIMY F -[3en,niOWC3rSh.P 35((I hole 5tud & P'CyC' Se'v 3'srclfli'sCla., I -r'.I -uPPe mon"Iny (I,issisiiis II Xc Worship 11 7-if ,, A (lOP fit 7 30 ni 1' " ev kenneth MII('t. &'.SISt Pastor - - __________ Pac'n' tO 00. ni Ev,nirigWcrthitt ThurSday Sur,cjns H Oh' a m er; ''-- I B a n ned Sunday, November26, 1972--Sanford, Florida 32771 I Price 20 Cents Year, No. 73 65th FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 $61 Orange Street fc- F Cc&iPi C.cn 10 CO S3In3AI PiC'5I Mw nnc S'.cirsh p II Xa r'- tn r WorShC 97 - ! 3'C 1 i. ennç 9wShi 35 ri C' C' i . 1ijrrat?i a iOp m 30 COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy I, 93atPuflty Ridge Rd Catselberri Pastor Ri'3 William P.c5e1 ________ ______ Matlriev ' IC : Ijjr(ilfl CisCs '..,'1003 ',ihfY' - : , '.c. c'.rhii 5 ______ no ',no'.or'r .'t fYi 1 - - 1 INDEPENDENT BAPTIST MISSION Longwood . Fla Civic League Side F i's HI3II ¶niriill' I3tii, SILJII1 liii C'a','a' 9 as c 1.3.,' ding WOt.IlC 1'.,g,.m ¶'outP' C plIow%ti,p 1 1 0Cc " ' P.' ic ning WnirStilI vl'fliflU (i' 'I ,. -_____ 1 5 cONGR I GAl IDNAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7401 S Park Avenue ;i- I rent Ni-el lvii FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH -- I. - I - (.r.,grv.',:Iji,sv,/ S IS ii , II 0Cc I CKC .Sr1 Pr31t" ',IVV - - Mm-sc'' 'IlCy '.,,is1)n '. r,(mom '.' ill n.ncJ Wor'.P'&. ',srmiflI1LIr(W I IflflQ Wfl'S'liP -- - I- "tisinli'.r . Skirt Lift %C31 C''a3c' & 11 30c 9 iS u r -3 c as 1j' OC m Mre?nQ & B'b$eS'd3 '.Cfl'(f A"Or, PJI%t)' 45.3 in to, r S' 31' S 3 '-I 555flflQ %% .11'r '3Iw c. r-. . -- CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive Sunland F ttC?C5 Pastor Cccv C.crV Itne'r _____ I 9 301 lø I' 1 17 I - Daily Mass -,,' ',.-'c.', 1034 CrySlal l C tis,Tit,rr'_ - - Sun Mass C IRS? BAPTIST CHURCH L AN e Mary Re 0 Ro.c Church 'i'? LAkE MARY CHURCh OF Tell NAZARENE ITS Cr3SIJI Lake Of Lake Marv. Fla Pa%oi,rwr Pc r r %W t' 3 f C\ C' m • is r'- GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onori Rd at Woodlawn Alt 's3.',rr.r ' - - ' to C'SCrCe ' an 7 0Cp rn see' •?,ra-' I 'i.-o. 'I" •3'i . - ' .,ç,tnial 31 hts Alit b._i Si AUGUSTINI CATHOLIC CHUR(' Sunset Dr near butter ,r'I,,' P-,uflt broadcast MorflIfl -- $ m . 10 30 a . % ci "I' Lie S Rr Flmec A Reu%CP,ef S icc 'a3 SPLV '' ConfeSsionS Sal ,.r r 0Cw'n I-. • -S - , 17 rr..i' 7 )C)p y dNl pryIfSI'rVi(C - ' IS 1. It iifl'fltt A WE WORK ~` TOGETHER? .. '.5 THE REDEEMER IC3*, SthPIece .. .- 711 Oak Ave. Sanford Pan' If Wtiiam Ennis Atsiki P.'iv i r P J Keel 7 Sal Vigil Mats r! Pa 3finQl'ISt' SCf9Cr •.' Lake Ir(,%% ,rI R() ViI',,tia (,R 101 and iluil. .t p4111(1' of1i-er wild hiice. at cpet-id in PX'-PSS Troopers P E Phil, Dixon high rate cf peed. it 'r. FF11111)' night and early if 90 ntiles per hour, continue( 1a1CI joined by Mcintyr•' an-cl T. K. (Terry) McIntyre to 1-95 In lfreviird County, with II i- bases on lnterstnte-4 Saturday morning. gave chase, and went n'chased a 1-year-old youth toil 1,151 Sit11 I1IIlIil:I1ted till' ('runty .it - ''r Itilfir law flit "rs joining in the SItl1lIrdI l'oltc-, I',ttrIlltII;III /rIusa pc ( ;lr It cp"1'fI-i ri t arrest of three people nit tN11ge Mey.'rs 1111(1 SgI 11111 effort to stop the car. miles poor hour fifl fnterstate-4 miles per hour. ':c' 95 the car whipped , I Ioirgts iii attempting Foster At 1. chased two youths SIIIIIe After ahout two miles at to flee __ Friday night before the .15 miles on east Sit 46 early around in a service station and managed speeds, McIntyre juvenile was apprehended in - Saturday morning hefore ai- headed hark west, toward t in front of the car, ss• . ' Volusia County. SCIIIIIIFII The car was finally preheruling them i Geneva. behind, and they bri'n'l Dixon A search of the Winter Park The car. if 1963 (hE'Vr(llPt, StClpl$'(l Geneva when engine sinn the car in and forced him boy led to charges of was rextrted Stolefi From 2209 trouble disabled it. f marijuana (over five stop. ('thb09'h1 l)rive, Sanford. Is A IS-year-old Sanfor d youth in a third incident, Inxnn also charged grams owned by Mildred Griffin. was charged with grand lar. him with attampting to ri and William Vinton of the sherlft'; Meyers was omi patrol and ceny of an auto, reckless elude a police officer. rklo department charged Carl A1.'n slilotted the car at 26th Street driving, attempting to fl and driving and no drivers llceMe. IMIRC, 17. of 340 East Fifth elude a police officer and no tinci Elimi Avenue. Dixon was working traffic at Street. Chuluota, with I,,o tempting to elude, car&ev Meyers tried In get the car drivers license. A 13.year4ild Lake Mary Boulevard at and no face shield stopped but headed north to passenger was also charged when he receiied a It driving radio call l.MtGo, Fla. (All) A new 'xa set it i5fl Street and out Sit 46. The with grand larceny of an auto. Total bond rMrth-ho'lnd at l that a ' ar ordinance banning the lifting of _________ _______________-girls dresses was enacted this, ('CII lit Ilouder Eleiiientitry School where arrest warrants are handed out for hair-pulling, -11~ LUTHERAN CHURCH OF - I"IiriIi ,J( 63 \1(IlI(I : fl- ( .AItV 'rAYIA)It • I1IIlVlfI11 - -- t i *'' m a ,-• , J( 7 1 iI Lake Three Chases, Arrests --- - Sun Masts r 11 - -, p.910' 9 iSa " .• Ll m 630pm FIRST CHLRCH OF THE NAZARENE nd $I at Maple Ave w ____________ - :C- SR krIlIlf'.\' - " '. (' LY CROSS S Park Ar.e • - - f'1%I ' I)/ 1 11I _____________________ ("(]Ih#),'( 1CI RflfH'I'I LI .. ,,nOcy Sc liv Ii SnNYC'S - ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot 14113 it I Oak Ave 1''e' '30pn, "C I'Ik j( 66 a r Temperer, Genev a Commur,i? Center ' . --S By GENEVA CHURCH c 4ol 1130Am s.r.t Dade NriI, 75 -i I 'I 3C & fl a OF THE NAZARENE •-. - - C IRS'! £555 MIILY OF GOD CHURCH car 77th and 5. Im C''!t)' I'i. r.i' t. Thri"-.i hñ . '.unnc I 5m r t,AriiflQWut'.tiiP 7 Oct, n' I .ii-r)flc, llti•.P.'i •- I . --------- I .t'ihI' (If ('1 - 0 - OF PROPHECY 35th Str eet and Elm Ave UiIi1i \Iiuu'i'. 65 MEMP1 MirI%!er m v X' c , - CHURCH OF GOD -- ______ 30 rf ! ci R fl1q liIatki i5 Minister I)J pstp pute' w-nn Wrs'l' 0p _____________________________________________________________ HOPE bAPTIST CHU1 ------ ,-,Q4...3, C Serb 3 - . -- 5 n' 4SA -• ____ - Mc" i'..., 9 - (n5nW%htp . • -, - _____________________________________________________________ '[ 1 ' • S -, Spr..q Drive Fla LOqWO JU E!oi Interstate Sanlande 600 w' - - - SCrvrP I - I .aflf5 It', t c'c' -- - " APTlS' ELDER SPRINGS CHURCH Ph 122 026 * SS0 NCSIC t. lot li'-,C,'' C 1. 14 14 9 - 5' -.'r 51u03 -r-rcv j " 7'00t SirvcC 11041 iM 1% 001300 ncr - MORAVIAN CHURCH •' .• 41 Church'!rrTO (vefl*flO WOrShIP I3OO' _ ii 00 c f lSr 7 30 1 morning Worship 9 '!Ca 11 DC) 13 30 C' CHURCH Sunday School ,141% Wrwh,g) Scr -l:± IRST lAP1 IS! Sri Pert £v,'flUC Rew jy'T co%rna'o Mar vIng WcrlClup F Sire,! 6 'aiigiariI Ni,t'tli \1a,'iu (i3 I f'I)IIr!. SI- CHURCH OF GOD 103W 33nd Oak IiiIi' St. .JI111 .J( ; 73 ( .rntral IIOr,(LI t) 11i"11111 1 ROLLING HILLS V01/011-.1 :I:T.: lhlSI'('! 1)1111 1)(ilI Iau (;aIIi SPORTS REPORT . _ ... . ITY, 1, I "`%-~ I -: z, - - - -_ - � 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, November 24, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 24, 1972. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 23, 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/1fc35847dc62bb92263466735b8448b1.pdf d378850b2fd811799f25da0c246356a2 PDF Text Text 6 $ai.L - 1-Il Up To 1,000 Years I Turkey Time Again r 11 VIc 11'ii,p' It t 1SI I. C11.1 114 FtensU'n Fornsmici CLOSED % niond to count your bIeings on Tiinnksgiving Day if you are trlighted wi:h it good bird or. festivi' table Turkeys are in plentiful sue:'ils year and the prtrrs ;cr1asIliable. Most liireS carT' whole turkeys at two or thrr THANKSGIVING __ ~# THE BIG _~ W- 243C French Ave. Sanford . Th 11 id 11t Ye thawing Th.au it in the reingeratne or under cold runr.ing water. Place turkey in wrapper on a tray n the refri!urke. er;i1lw. A four to Ut pound bird Proper thawing is importan t ____________________________— CLOSED \-. 4 AWL- .. - . - . . - - ii, -s -. Holiday Grectsnqs To Our Many Customers . Ait' Did. Bessie . Daierle . - _ ! ii.. ,- . 1 -. - ---" "-- ' _11 -. -----Li '-•i - - - -. ______ .4 . - _- . . - . __ - " j PH 322 c7QL 207 S ORLANDO DR SANFORD Rcath-ti-eoik At'igtd I ntufled 21 t to P. to 4 tn 12 t 1'; 12 to 4' to SI : 16 to 28 t i 5 28 20 24 Stuffed add one half h-.r 6108 pound BURGER IN ' ones. You ma partiaU thaw the turkey in the rcfngeratoc and finish thawing under cold at room tern- HAVE A HAPPY lit -61 water. . -"L,_ sdiscouraged b'• ;;;;;;atur -; á. 'an cause the outside of the hiri the inside te SpOil thawed. DO not thaw prestuffc turke;s Stuffing the turkey is discouraged. The stuff iri. ,__"W_ :ibsorbsmuc'hof the JuWeSfrom requires longer the A .okm However, if ou -' stuff sour turke 'stuff it )us ', oer. w.ire popping it in turkey on a rack in .. s hallow uncovered pan, trcast up tor down I. Brush Lb' skin with melted fat or oil zm 1 6 .lc not add water. The turkt may be partially covered .'ith loose tent of aluminum foil or , 4zz- ,iia'ö i ith cheese cloth dipped in / nictte fat or oil. -. Vow ngipntItlgi Sanford /1 se sterda established boun . ~i0L - .. .t" . - .d% ''' -- - -_ - - . A p ,• - FraclIt3onal Pilgrim mother and "1 F. '.-children are portrayed by Debbie Zierter, Julie Ashley and Patrick Perkins of Alt.amorte Springs. t Ann Riley Photo' _ THER •-. ____________________________________________________________________ - course. there is a petition. #1 , will move easily and the meat Served will be yen soft stick ts pressed If a thermometer is used it should re,ictr 185 degrees I in the inner thigh and 165 degrees in the center of the stuffing Ne'er partially cook the turkey one day, and finish cooking it the next. There is great chance of spoilage if the turke) is allowed to cook over night at a very lci temperature under 3(KI degrees 1h,. . IlIt a drum IWA1I) `1 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT STARTS P. M. falm ifteam 9mi Owned & Operated by Tony & Louise Constantino 322-3108 Hwy. 17-92 on Lake Monroe Sanford .• L5ZII , .•••••• •4 4. ALL YOU Buffet CAN EAT $195 until other. HOMEMADE SOUP—TURKEY & DRESSING—HAY,—CHICKEN MEAT BALLS—BRATWORSTS1UFFED CaBBAGE POLLS 3 HOT VEGETABLES-7 SALADE / K' I S . a ,' .. S & r. - a - UI r.alI Ul UMILI 0 BE S I I I I S I S I S I S , -. II 11J ,air 2544 PARK DRIVE PH, 322-9716 NiC,aF SANFORD PC sax iesi 5AWFOD, FLORIDA 37771 -- - = . FAMILY STYLE =i Be CLOSED Thurs & Fri Nov 23 Bill & Betty's Restaurant 2511 SANF ORD AVE. SANFORD / ! I t3T - __ __ ~. r Tz:~~_,__- I I '"••' - -. -- - - -_ ~&- I Dorfman -.lit] fie is interested (listributed in contemplation of corixmition. At this meeting. in the portioit of tile text dealing it 1xill of people ill tile Forest tile intinicipal name ;Intl seal 0 .. ' '& _________ -- - - - - .J LI a n rOru - ' . - - nO us I n9 Dollar ' the .. i - Thi' house trailer wa' a total ln's after i iilk truck inset 3lammed into it on SR -Elh it Like' Pleasant Road, east of Apopka. Trooper Cliiiccidpnt intl ford Smoke iS investigating said that no one as ir1 ,t.rd ill 1'tuiiizh he Li m i . i high prp.rt 1 p C — - . _ ___ ___ .- - _~ - TRAILER DEMOLISHED . -'• I~_ -~~_" ~~ - T _~_ - - -_ - !_ .. i. - . *&, , . ' C A - . . - - u iviO r i ty i Shortage Is -- - - - - - - -- Eased With tiiultuple family zoning in City area to .b't.'riuiin.' their are selt'cte'cl and a mayor and at with proFessional zoning, which desire to Iciriti a municipal least five alderman are elected. B) mu. 54 OTT :o pay 'he li. 1414 in 'he request to the Sanford City been ld.3414 :n ieu if taees. As good as that wits, i st- tint to he said, did not SCC1II ('0111- ce)rfx)ratiun. It contains con- The municipal charter under to Cornniission forbear r'seribed date. requested. but did delay t he a as circumstances s voice iiiy strongest objection J)itiblt'. rlusic- ns drawn by the Coin- such Sanford IIousrng Authority In nncluinn, Wilson mid he Further, Since the city conmaiuon time for receiving payments DnrFinan said, he mittee, and thereafter proposed by a touches on the price' against NBC-TV tund their ast declined to grant forbearance from November to April 1, 971. ',ouid hav. en mportaflt andid not feel that service stations they will pay for living in a Charter Board consisting of five e-e utis e direettir Thomas What's My Line program of l Wilson Ill said today he -"ment 14) ,fivtflge at the be ent in lieu of taxes of Wilson 34tvLwd he had investv-d lount members that tire elected by placed in it com. inunii, ipal corporation. night. Having that mystery should doubted ttie city s 480 units of -tulhority ession it"tI lutising and an 110,10) from the .iutjiorty'i $&)01 was re-calculated, IF iuutiniici;il government is the people at an election which guest, calendar manufacturer nwrcial general category, but tIUt te tet'Iitwut 'to t.'.'eniber n certificates ii into is subsequently calleit by the public housing will biinw error in the first computation ,ener'Ji fund of iiutle nude photos for as a separate entity En Eu,rtiicei the ('omiimtttee would by Det. irsi)Kent 31. its feared. M V11.0 , ,Illhad been corrft-ted to k.ow the deposits payable in 90 ,tayi. 'flaborwo America's housewives ... and category. Dorfman (untended recommund a prolIerty tax of alderman. 'i'''t v t,tt hou1! have which 'NIh ear enouezh nter"st those that the city could bt'ceiiiit' .uati,tI payment 'llii.s moe-thud oF incororation the-n showing sitrue of about fit- ..' mills This would 'i'. hilt' not cvnipktt'lv rulin.t idiotic poses right on the- 'h)Iine alley and that if '.'e- amount to $2. proPe-rty tax Ofl it tia'.sevt'r is rarel used out a possible bankruptc) due to ict tile (hut tomnp1inies f.,O they'll $10,000 hoim' having homestead screen I I I r II l'he legislative mia'thod, under a lack of sufficient operational exemptio n, Dun't get inc wrong. If that's be strung out alor,g SR 436. this approach Iii.' Florida State lund.s earls' in 1973, Wilson - : : - .:-':: -:- :- -:::: :-:-:-::-:.:-:-::::-::-: :t.;: Ieguslature is re'guested to pass said he taela "hunch" the- U S your "bag", you go right ahead ;;-:-:: :-: ,.:-: and enjoy yourself. Hut don't ::: a Special Act with-h embodies tpartmiwnt of Housing and ) OU dare displa) the. ('barter of the proposed Urban Des elopinent i ll 1) , I' lal ii r 'P — tl"e '1 \ I L 'dl SSE E 1' Ia Ii II 4t1 1 i " VA! c, -on a: a . which controls the expenditure a' e'i i. c :-: :-.and which mitunicipalltv w v .# • ortti uprerne ,.ourt reaii1rmu murder and Judge Siti held an extenprune time when yo un gstera basic- Ill) constitutes the of muoness Fur the n'ittons publi" todas tt.s position that the death '-t'e presentenLe hearing atterward art. siesting this senseless Form,r ho using projei.Ls would rule ecreation of the corporate hods trip to a 'side k1S'I\(.l II makes III \Ifl 't ix'n4ilt cannot be iniposed nov. ti_i art Art balone) it's ubst initial es idtnt.e that the lund_s soon 'iuh4irto rht question l.Ufli_t'l ning 1)1 Irusek to see Indonesian President I' honda telling Seminole (ount'. Judge pornograph)' uiiil& insolwl are in fasor of In cearunk beaLt- t for the but schedules a third negotiating session with Domuck J Salfi that the t pe of trial tureated t rta !s is mumut 'tnce at. :he Ihit miiunitcipalits' is always Sanford housing units, 11500 present time capital punishment may :: required in order to get Prt1je'tetl 'i $96 000 deficit due to did not matter 11e l)uc l'ho tills altern(x)n. (tsar ihie ut lion (rota the llUl) llrujettions of rent the 'loru1a "suprenni' Silfi ha d asked the court for an not be imposed b) the se,. did )OU take note A l,iS i.turt. which opinion on whether he could sentence '. ourt said in an opinion '. -"''ut )V from receipts of yesterday's election in New Since the I xgislature %oo ill not operistion.al costs are drawn. Michael Francis %Vhalen to the electric Chief AL-itice B. K. Rubfert l ... TIIE (11INVWTIONS of five Chicago Seven Smyrna Beach" eon%ide-r special ucing ks.s than Figured. hue-ct __________________ defendants are overturned by a federal apOn their proposed (-hurter uiu uttn:entswitil peak ioui t 'File five 111(I t)CC1i lUllS icted ti.inge5 re4mpportionhng the Tis Wilson confided the p CollitilenCing tit April lit) into four zones, allowing crossing state Iincs to incite rioting at the lflb8 I receipts (ruin tenants hate' ..'ni 'itiul tx't''tuse' Uwr the hid) or to run at large and Deinou itic National ( Ofl% ent ion in ( hi ago sici.. r cone.. rn is ith the' iflcrc1ie d and it b possible Lb it revising n 1 t i t1 of ft 4ured I utions for in,seil', u, nc IC allilex, ,362 to 543. t was rried : Altaimietmite' Springs, the ci'ii- ii4-tit ie't have to be tile..! unIt. i xl 'turnout 't a - ther . ill IW3 or not at till. i, ! ,-% JUDGE' - mittee is initiall,o approaching carl% S 011111*11 bars Columbia Broad . the probk iii suit the. Statutor) 1It'!I re It ises the moness to Lb.. - t isting 'iytem nev. ' men ft am Iullutt ing their route- and e-etuplung the up- miation's housing iuthoritit' union's order to honor picket lint's of striking we re . . utppros ed hi the that w''tl' a II 'Pt c iiiuuiiuiiuei -ert-mce 'NIH le rt b.tpi.'t cbur'.'tt or .,u,Lie J S\. I ,S*',Lktl',RIt tee'hnici'ins is .unigre's, but ithheld hi r..'ouetimi ii. / \tto''t's Ger 'rd I-, , , i or'i, on Park .'.enue Rev. JT c'ijniiUt,'teiI 1(1 it a, ni, :: tredit this one.' It) Johts :: (OtlitiC) Se('It'tar) ,if that he investigate the lt'gaIit) : ' to thankful ('euple-. Th.uiksgivirig l.)tsy 'u1nW will preach. at Krith'r, neighbors. His early _. Ili tile allile\atioll pol .. Come' 1"hery .Are wv ing call and suggestion " W11%('11 also Ili\.I.Ilve'l Niq r-- rtunities for Th,iink. ~ Alt.tinionle Spritil,:-i :', THE UNITED STATES, the Soviet thlioll Mid -*tvitig i as-se errs .verr'iu (_'hur0 , if Sanforl. _14th mo ,p. t .i, -. rshtp in area e-hurche'i -,)L (hHC fltitlOIlS fiWe IV i( iSlnrsi tO Ii1ai( Pork In s'iew of the fact (hut we h..thI '.hi( and Thursday. IAII 'thaiiieipvin,g Day servictINmfl nitortals hose loite-hed all efforts, preparations for the conference on t . Pbhe I S.iniferd IunttertI to 'hr 9ubiiL' will 'ielt n itt e':idmn Itt.' Vietriammi ii .ir. st'eurit V iln(t cooperation I hi' It tissians hi:t sc uiewei 3xnturuIg a k.-' tatitlit t • l"ir'st iii L'huCeIl Christ. perhaps if we used still another been seeking. t U lit Is t h iok ii I,i at - wtuiiumty L rutted 'lettlQthSt Scie-titist, Set'nieJ .Se., uifuri, I-4' r approut'h instead of iitar-hes I : '. burvh of (aelberre 'tfl hUlil 11. • i ii ii u u uu ii . O Lwtmng at Ii aan. bidiViditin iwr se ..,..,,. if this 'fliunks'is-ing a mu. sees ice on lluiksguvung : uxnressiuIu t,.,.,'., 1.4 ..• ,aii ,, 't it tirititude hi *..UUIJ Ll 1,11, PltOI)t'('IIt the' hit' Ifltt isowtttt'tj Stt11iii Al', NtTI()N'S NO. 2 sTI•:I:l. Ha ()1IL.ANI 0J the L-uui1-sigauwi pastors to set aside one or two : 17, heetagt's "ere not injured Jack-AinStuilhimigs, it trial broad has joined announcing (lit' I utheriut ('burih will be .s tedtUre ol the service largest in of the minutes during the' sc'rpt-rmts Stallirugs ki i charged with 14 ,tc-eusetI I'I h d..lutg dee-ituer w ill aztd ii .u,.y tutut: hId i av csiileetiuu l thit' UI) ('05 Is il I Pl'Re' IUUSI w h ic h could PUSh ices it ic'rr.'r'ttIIeeI iipimig, lieu e.'t'wits cit rape, tis hiostiigo during :. thtitksgivtitg will be tueu, service WedIf we nh really got (toWn on construction, machinery and automotive . steekenitl bust iiwntti, has been counts of perfortiuutig h'ee- d in 'te-day at 1')) p.m our knee's and offered it : industries, in (Ii..' presence tit children. r..'t$)5tp1lt'hl until join8 :: Inde x C'oinJnt meaningful prayer, perhaps Presbyterian ('r tmntini) her) and assault is ith tOte-nit to -: Orange' Count will Church have a we'd catch Ills ear. Court Judge' W. Rogers Turner t'tiiuuiitit a felony t'harilisgivtng Service Thur- S.rettcjittK (L,od,,,., wouldn't this be one 1 Ill test ltti'.se'n asked Turner to step P1111-11-116 it deleitse Will I 'I'll K iAS'I' MAR 31 Tutsday tniimitt'd 8ritier se.Lay ,it 10 a Hi. Christmas we could till sutre V. dtiiiti freon thec'itw, e'tatrgmmig to'stIoim%e' thtc• trial, but iiiutlomi __________ e Apollo 17 astronauts today completed, th :H Calendar 48 for remember and the-tense that the had uiiaete-(Witter judge' rejeeteti two : 1,14&VIlvoki 4d5 iintl 28-SW nitxni the from rehearse blasting off being,..,,, PEACE ON EM('l'll Weather prt'Jmahcal statt'tiit'nts aguLnt requests Cu.,tmui.'s 7'-' (locking their two spaceships, America and .uts lkisst'n argueti SttIhimtgs t'labeirat..' tIc' diet ittit Attorney I i5ssvivrdpu.zJe Challenger. S ..'tertLn, s high 'id buis this Sommw of the opposltlonm to utIiu..'cessfuiil)' for a change of timid 'l'urm'i rejet'tetl thie' iuuti4'ii Or Orww !8 utiutiting Lp ('-art e'keuds tO to re tla' The' tk'k;tst' ttte'ri.t') :: sent:..' tutu asked 'turner growth In this county, In recent tiear Sbby teutb, highs in 6U 6,a upper Editorial i.'uitwtent ;:. argue-it uirisue't'essfulI that uiieivt' lumuselt from the case. weeks, reminds rite' of ti le 1. 18 lCts to how Gay, It('Uhifl (;i St.uhIiiug' %I KNl).%'l'U),' II I'( '4 )M isilte'..', Shillings usiuhil get fair by niot a rorrt:ner( attributed to 'rt'rwh A,'i'iittltiitt Sinus silted uttu the msjrtiiertm President Georges l'om':iitlou, broke' ii'. a t,until) Nome In (11- ritil in ()il,umil' Although Askt'w that it panel of three' judgm decide who :. I . h.tit of the Mip.e \itlle. hiiieuh tihiouit iuuiulmuigtit Friday, de-n tog tile re-quest tot at to charges that new tush-rise 5 gets the death penalty is likely to get a cold the Ui_vet Ltskvs region and ttw Out. 6, holding 14iwrsons IIOS- t'huungi' at te-nut', 'l'tusmuer Wild It.buildings are destroyln,4 Paris :: pbliot.. shoulder from the Legislature, says the ;: kiliko Valley today whtle ''Parts isn't a dead city or a Inge until Saluirtli)' afternoon istiuhet u'.'nstekr the issue again N 3A ch;iiriiian of the H ouse Select ( 'ommittee CCC Wets cOLMIS museum that needs to be kept w hile dem anding puyiiit'mtt of uifter questioning jurors SIrt .tiucl ct.niip its- er stick 4tr*ts of Slalimiugs hitch Lwt'n e'ttt'cluitc'ei as It is. One cannot stay put In ,I (2apjtuul I'Linlstig(it'nt, $5, (Mu ransoiui the %e'st Al hue past liii'' ti l t- ti.tu'' tit i't 'u, 1 t.il heel \t'tut,.'. i'alm,,- l it t-'t :0 -:•::. '- -' ' eS f cz 7J4iv4f -' - -- - to - ___________ fl a 1') thu --- tr t-o'a i ,, - 4 .. - 0 - - ' • . ' 0 ' SOUP -- ------- --------- ' J - * - CARROT and RAISIN SALAD It ksgiving Services Around County . t, CHICKEN - * ' - ': _ to :' FEAST __________ -- - : liii I' 'aS St 11 T i ' A I uuu I - - ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY k _ ___ - ' - , ,, iiit - - - of BAKED VIRGINIA HAM * ROAST LEG SPRING LAMB da4j - to - 9 _ _ og Sa4wtd ) '4 ' - - - Phone 323- 1910 - - - ' 0 d(o 1 11 ' $3•95 . , - *-V*mm ..- , 1111*ttee : Creamy Whipped Potatoes Candied Siuteel Potaloet, Buttered Peas 8 Mushrooms Corn Bread Dressing Candied Tiny Carrots Cranberry Sauce Mint Jelly I,r,orte'j i-if Rollsand Butter Coffee MfI. Pumpk in Pie THANKSGIVIN G GREETINGS We Will .~ qmraer - - ", r .''"•"." ' All The Trimmings hr aiiftirI 3!lrrzili'i 1 "•-._. : I CIRCULATION DEPT. - * llt(ILa REPLY LNVUOPI .ts •..fl too 4 $1C )4t P1S _?t - LOUNGE OPEN 10 A.M. TIL 2 A,M. - ___ - • ' OTTO'S HOFBRAU HAUS - r- - ty 4 I\I Stmr! $ . , nius't meal __ . -- - * of - •_ * - - •. 0 , 0 ---1 likelihood of annexation in this ::-:-:--':-'-- SERVING 12 NOON TIL 8 P.W-. meets as . - _/ - - CHOICE OF ANY OR A LL beyond r. ' 11yr .1 _,q"*4 _______ft _% -__ 9--i:-.0 01 - r - Forest tile west. Road on ' - domesticated ' .e,"' , , - Were 11'. ; I'rfuit in note .1 there is •m unit that) to taken to foriit 4u Ii .. group in F orest C it) Muno ip ii ( orporiitlon uiv - A steering which has formed to_consoler continittee of Forest CII)' t;maier statutory i, h.,Gesueinhardt int'nrimratlon pre't'cdurerequires si.'Ie'i'tsnn f headed by chatirnmn .'itiii'ns L also joimited out to council that a l(iuger Martin have been hard at a uorp4)ra'e area wtilcti con. polskt B Jtihn public hearing is being livid on stork tiins nut less than 1 000 onii oiiipiling d Dee l upon the I. ) registered ',ottrs who are tlso pre hensis c report on In zonin, ordinance •und that he e)rporation Other members of Fr. eholch re In the area II) 10 (hi oiiitiiitkt are % illuon days 4id'. ante public notice to (.eez vs en 1tfLer it will nu et si i th (he 'I. it) \liles, William Spires, Ted itil of (1w registered freeholders the second time last night on planning consultants next steek. The director said he Nunt'io, Ewell Wyatt, Gcorge in tile area a titeeting is held TV, it made the tears swell. Talking 'bout Brian's Song. heard rumors that there wero to Je'nner. Terre-rice Lynch, Grace aiid "t which (lit-re is a need for at kast two-thirds of iill th e' Don't feel too badly ii yrni be changes in the text of the Spuiks, Allen Forward, and niLcsed it..... cause more than ordinance. to which Durfmnan (;lerula Eversole. Attorney for registered free holders in the itrea to iippe'ar and consent Ic likel) it still be shown over and replied these were not rumors 11w group is Boyce Pipkins. being the formation of the municipal This report is over again — until the message I)ut ftict 4 Other Menu Served Also birds Iieutusc __~~_Smr.r *1___1 - :..'..~-,Y~_ -.--1 ,-J~_a-4 , -P , # i4, ~.-,. ,:, - due to the fact that tilt, Will Report finally hits home'. '':'e turheys __ loop , 16- N 1 P.M. Til 11 P.M. Ip)I I ____ iu I 0 II Gvmeinhardt told council A I es, ~"i It Columbus took to to- boutttit for a few shillings in the England The lowest rt'vordt•d Europe four ,,r i domit--half price for a torn turkey, in our renturies itgc rountr weighing apturke' Servinit .-,, Tht' flii1O rI . o pruxlrmltel3 it s '- i, Ttiankgiving Day is nothing i rJ. .. to do ;i -:.'uruqwtrter of a dollar.' American tradition dating back The Best News of Eastern EuroptToda% the United States to 16 11, w lien Got'. John C eroge Of Sc'm }inidfurd of Massachusetts thisraises more than 50 muhon It is probabh derived 1ruri turkt' annually And the it da of Colony declared ,A sound of ftoCounty . Be 'lmio'ric'in ieoplc pa.t about $400theirlurk, turL turk,' and prayer ttizinksgivini. is cat11, Their life-span million a scar to eat them t11oti the Pilgrim's first Regular Subscriber i short approximately 5 years luu"vt'st Turkeys have distinct fatmiJ Even shorter fur nioi t of the The Sanford Herold At the feast to celebrate this varieties. it is ar traits Ttwt are independent ocxasrnn. turkeys 'aere' the zirt'ssive-. and Their enjoyable omit' From the da I 2 A Mo natural selection fur the' main dispositi arts are not nearly as each tame chick steps out of it.' in those- claYs raur' :t set't a their me-itt They often large'. spotted shell I t* Ild iibupthtt light with each destw on the festivt' , belief." i,.i. it lives a pleasant life A couple of males will be' Later, during the Amenean ' - i cared for. catered t:-, prtte:r'4t-' Revolution, Congress recoin- eiitiru contentedly when sudttrirt'd denl uliC of them will grab Ito It national mended 4-,. — . # "a -. ,t, . .'&-.. ..., ,..a ,J •h. ,,• L... - e..... .4 I'll 11111 ... *vtflWaIiy ven tu ally i1UinISgi%'inLt E lust Thursday of November. and hold on witt. suvae inJust Give Us A Coil 322-2611 531 9993 c the- victim h;i tenait Whn established by President Abraham Lincoln in 1854, had enough he or Just Drop Us A Note. sonwthm.g th&It became Thanksgiving Day This date- remained unchanged "uncle" for the huldee quickh s until li'41 when Congress p- Ieti go and they both resurtit-I proved President Franklin eating $ llouscvt'lts idea of rn.ukuig the The- turkey is a ritember of thePJtp('v Ic fourth Thursday the holiday to family which includes thtS #1 S keep it from crowding too close pheasant, p4-ac'ot'k ii III to Chris S domestic fowl. Like tht __________________________________________________ I Turkeys art' ar. exclusively peacock, the torn turkes cam S Mae-rican contribution to the raise- his tail feathers 11' S S joys of living. The y were in i' prese'its a majestu sigi: its tniduct'd in Europe by 5i,jutj with brilliant red wattles I $ Columbus in 149 following his pressed against his proud . ________________ I third trip t; the: ne-st world The inflated chest etit lus ruj:t- i 'i $ several live- turkeys he brought twad turning a startling blue S hack, p.rtutU domesticated by Eknnesticatsun has t'hanigt-i • the' Indiaru. of the West Indies, the turkey .ery little. ma.' withstood the trip we'll, They thrived and multiplied in the barnyard varIeties lusei resemble their wild relatives ~ Euro;wun climateeof must tit these: ha'. i. Strangely. S tii. turke' raisin be'eunie: popular throughout the run- been tired from European ste-'i- 1'Iw are- dt-su'ndants il = 11n4.,. -t ant' tint. tto". '-:iuo . _ .4 '.. tlie.%t-;irt-tticiiiiiitsl)eNoililCo %%Iiii,lil.qolliit.ilwolil(let)l , %I It I TURKEY DINNER B 'to r Of Thanks... It PHLLI a' • ('u)unt'tlman l)aniei I)uirIimiart .ipinn'tl tti.' t'it)' should establish I_ I, And All The Trimmings the ('onritv forever is to a'cept the c hallenge, of living Death t it or,,ur, I -,'.'i -irr IV -. the boundary lines. and that It's Our Festive Y "Suite this is a gamble," said Strom, 'Rut life's a gamble Roil death's no gambtø To li'.e 4 ret lest eu st lIlt the' planners, to toiiipank s. Motor ljissrente Sstofford sthomth.U)icpang 115 000 1-4, Sanford As.. nm ant tic Sit- it:r ( tiastImnieraUroauleo Ili,, cast: and Pearl Lak:, -' 14, prrbeated •5 degree Vtwn it is clone, the leg joint.' when . - - , / - that these are preliminarsguIdelines, iund that there' Is o intent tipon tile part (if t-viincil . I . - / •' 4 i1uirage;nnexnt:on - i1t1' ~.__-__-___._1 -J darics past which lite city would I hi si mu Intl. a.. i-ass t he' soul ii I h Orange-Se uiit niole t; H414on(Iwnorth sign a paper donating their hotly to the rtrgani-,atlon and take riot a M.iWl life inucuiranre policy with the wlety named as the benefactor 4,0~ 1 ways, but that lilt, commerrial effected uhanges Further. Nloyor Swofford getivral citlegory Ili tile city c.uiiI 51)lOttlithhfl Ii) nil I the fipritte r should he st aulel sic' 125t-a-year rn.mherthip fee. . - , . Place the - - rNuests for annexation and establislicil as limitations for future aiinexatim. ins' torn saying he's heen frre,en (or IS years" The wiety's members pay a ____ 1 16 and twire .snspenctel" ;,s the society prefers in rail it. Strom said For ut " -.rork s per nri muic' be cooled clown as soon as possible after he legally lies," s-run ,Strom "Then he has to roe taken to It profusion e'p.rt teho puts e htolesgk'aI anti-freeze into his veins Then the body is stored in a v"ap'mle ruf iiqninl nitrogen ''The first time they freeze someone and bring him hack,' saint Austin 'rupler, a Rrawar'l treccini •'manv -,wrwrend it society rnenitier there '.v-il1 he i une .'-ifling 'n ,j.'t i n the • _ I -e o,t - - . •, 11 foilier cities, 111111 lifiled that the ving lilt- servict, stations ill a commercial calegory lit outlined lit City Coluncil till, - d '- -- . to I This municipality. literally the j .. " - - birds and .'. - Price 10 Cents . ------------------ -_' . ' -- 11 :ic French Ave \\ Thawing e Al tamonte Establi shes ,Anijexation Boundary : Day - - . 4. Thanksgiving F Into So far 1 persons h-mv" 'y'en fro',, or "eryonleillv .'omrupany won't find r about it imnls the guy applies for life incuiran."C again Can you imag- to - 1912—Sanford, Florida 32771 tilt( k.' Vu,lemitin.e said ''And the 'tec long ac if ticoth, "rt,h. We is ismee) toy it ko tot, wet,' v,°lnit have to pay fbi' r'lMrn,'' fri car a r,q'e tigenit H ohe rt A Valt',if,r,c' SRI(I ''f,er, y"'irc' el.'ii'l Vitu,,h rite they itoing ft. (It, with) the dootti certificate, take it hair k eurol fseit a new tirth I V il- Il Ic" Valentine Uwk the appikation frump Stromni an'l three other ntli'mfilW'rs of the i,uth FlorIda (rvt,nih S'.q'ft'ty at a recent Meet ing tie .CIthI hi.-; romripany will Issue the pnIlrIs if therip'IU :itioflc are in 'irrter 'n worst thing that r'va,lrt Popper, wraphi his' that the r-r,mI,,?,', ',t't,ii)ti t,iki" Phir' nr,r.ney , 14 . - ''- '• Closed the IIghI ti 12 hours tor 11w bigg cr - -'' - - . - :11- - - Wednesday. November 22. - I When choosing your turkt Iiok first for the U.S.D.A. latwi :heri examine the bird ('lnscl Ito- circular-shaped U.S.D.A to I flIC4ti.' that the turket ti1.it ' I S [) ' lo 011ifled t3 -,iectnr for whoIe'onwnes.' at the time oF slaughter and pro. -ssed under saniUir' condi- Cook's Corner entire four to tha wi ng time. Allc eight hours for a four to 1(1 during slowly '. -' " I 65th Year, No. 70 110 %STI\t. TIM) I'OR I 't"Rfl7E\ It RIF\ 15 d'irre , ufli'O rrrd pan the -- A 4 1mw of purcha'c. onginal before ______________ £... chased fro7en Ofll pound bird: six to eight hours bird and for a 1? to 16 - _______ iwer 12 pounds. all I- 11) L 4 - - pill- ' serving a.' a 3(1 Thonks giving - ' pounder ,,,, poirnd 9 original •' pund We Will Be da In allow plenty of time for tit thaw: a 12 to 16 pound bird thke two to three days and a 20 takes three to four days. The cold water method is turkey in fa.ster. Place wrapper under cold running voter. Run the water - HAPPY . : : t r safety. Purchase your turkey one to four days ahead of the big .• huy, how to thaw, roast and .1:uff the big bird llo big a turkey vim shouic: Of course, the .517( Ii'pcnds on you, the number (it persons you plan to serve an 11w S7C of their appetite. flU' ;irger the bird the better th tint if you can u afl ito no;: '! ctiie33 You pa It cs p for torn turkeys ever pounds The larger birds tia' marc nwzit in proportion to thi bone than smaller ones A 1: bird will field IIIK1UI tWlt't pOUTIt• i' nnsn bird. A general rule to follow is thi.' if the turkt weighs les.' :atn 12 iouncLc. allow about ° ;iiund per serving. For birL' r% . ' T Hear Ye-Hear - . .• should give you a good product if you prepare it properly It's iniporthnt It) nc' flOW ch(utse qualit y . now much it, - it Due to new scientific feeding and short grnwrng time there is no d i fference iro eating qunht or tenderness, and juiciness between the hen and the tam - price levels within the 3(1 Ii' p timid range Each of these DIP __ Turke Time ;ipin, and 'u're more ltkeh to be in the Is 'ih t s encourages rancidity. dntnr the shcld uiped Grade A label means the bird is fully fleshed, meaty. well finished and free from bruises and defrets, Even with Grade A labels vim should check for undamaged ';u' tp.urt to r:o:;n -. — -- - Agent rn1 4•H Coordinator WE WILL BE :i r.;ri• is \ hiR .ritri ' 9 , .. 1) 1 For Preparation 11 B AGC,IE PORTEWIG Vi .IOIIN %hltEI14F11 .%ccm'Inte'd 1',ecc Wrilt', rthIA?iII iAPi Strom,, (;r Pui iqipi Ipil feti' an hicur ante ,1;4pq se'$lI .m,ot.Ic' hut,, lofillf '. I', Ilte For it t)unpqjiri.I yenr I losts''.-c'r tile cot-ret U, a liiiojo III.' ln't In liii' I?i,IXXI ts'rn, I11' iwitit')', Strotmi czi 'I,c'mi lies mllpq tie wants the t ,',f)f'y Ii' 1w used to Frt'e,e tile t"'I',' until it cure' Is ftiuititl for tu,itc'ver killed him 'Ilien to' Vt hitS tit ti' fl*r'd up tiniul cent I,. k tt, world of Ito' liVfujf lull '.'.t,,t '.c-Ill tile Inicuroro uIhIhihtiV till '.,h,eii 1111(1 If SIrt,IJ, trtiiigiit hark life In f/i 'it lWt years" kinthr1i ikjrrath I. a nd Insurance May Extend Man's Life r ,I~ a I) A_ F , OVERLOOKING THE ST. ..OHNS Sanford - '' - ''- �6 Wednesday, Nov. 22. 1972 -TP. 2A-The Sanford Herald A/tomonte, Longwood Sewers Al r~ 11%,w - 74 LIP v, k4 0J so Not Likely Federal Funding P - 40110 a. _____ ____ 13% flt'A ESTES .. - 40 ' ln ars it f4 F __ ____ ------6-Z----1 •'- - l r 9 of the felderal ' - - _lil . . . I .. 1 Jack Gunter on EPA regional told it large open Aft U. iencoaru rn slowing down growth but Lb. --a' .- I 1 1Ir" I. ,- . t 1k .1 ?t tllI1A 4L : I _ •FT W$l 1 cniiUnued that the inw I* protected and officials art 1985 Ls sometime "out Ha van, after LICIS!flL got to it I r '-- . ~ - - - . - - .. - I: " - . -. • - - -- .... -. - - . ' Hu suggested it joint sewer .- - = treatmen' facilit to serve both cities with planning in relation t th entire metropolitan 'rt considered A. far w.thc cost of prnvidin. interim water quaILs i requirement for the zrants. the' regional zad. riitnlstratnr let it be known firm) that the federal government has not promised studies of this nature, mitnuittriv that tht tundtn for Z7___;-_- 7 - __ __-_ ._.=-----'--- - -- 2 - '• -' - .. - . -. - - -. - . . illi. - I N pool area. Recreation Directol- Jim Jernigan hopl .alvagejobwill hlt- finished up by next weelk-. The Land will probably be used for other recreational purposes. -. ' £ uthti tier nti ..1111111W . "V. ' - 1"") i I !- - - - , ._.:. - -' - - - - ALTH. ilJC,H 'I HE wuritmen wouldn ' t confirm that tilt: t)U1iCIifl WUt being torn down, Herald photographer Gary Taylor found an unlocked door to the building and found plumbing and pIpei- removed and blocks knocked out - The- house is be built Airport houlevurd and walked broken and vverzaI items Total value of the fussing b'. OWL Construct A rnpan) i on Ce taken Patrolnuir. lull Magrwr merrtuindis wa set at $211 ti if neurb restaurant where al it she told Seminole' Count . ______ CAPE. KENNEDY rio --With the' lust major preflight youth deput) about the- incident test completed, Apollo IT and he- in turn notified count ronauts rehearsear 4e uck Tate Sgt the- SanhlasUrW off front the moon and ford Police' 1*parunent started ducking their two the- investigation, and turned it . . .-nuuertcz zind Se-p.Ii' rubOer) .Thti use of a firearm in conunusslon of it B Four sentencing were held county jail ice one' case' in which felon) perpetrated at it Kwicl. .'t'sterd.ay before- Circuit Judge he- plead guilt) as charged cue Stop Store in thus case, Partner waS plut-ed on :it' 'eUr-b. Iunumck Sulfi, two of wtucle Sept 2 tie robbery and use of it '. involved one- defendant with tat fire_-arm in comnitsawn of it probation b) .ludjtt- Satin te '\ ippw-e prtlJw'flsfl) for arnied e'onmwn'.'e' with the' Lernnnatwn felony The felon)' was crnimiLLed itt ii Iludson Oil Station. of the' 30 ears prison sentencerubtwr in the st-count offense. Part- at thee' previous case 1 ;TIn' tiet enchant, Ebstia was sentenced to 30 tier plead guilt) its charged on Lawrence Axtti whit' pead Partner 'es. Itirn Id i i".,an. operates the i d , ,, c oo Ov e o h S l bOO raI - ' 11'. Ui MAT1i1Lt.) an L d area, .Lt U's I[,I'U- Purchase.' eel Centruiaiudbruadwis adjacent eropert' we S. Central Avenue- to thee- Tnwis house Restaurant rum Senunuk' County Board of and to run in front of Witt. - e-urnti' c! downtown ublit' Instruction for $I.0UU chester Gale and Y und eras approved by City Council. insurance l'irflh, ( Councilman Johnit- Conley Mrs. Lviiris Sited file' tunic- thee' iiwtiw i acquire tip siveni.ents would ge Li' the' Lite for future- construction of railroad and hanging baskets buildings, and Councilman would be.' placed iii all areas of r1hur Evans se.-ctncded downtown Oviedu. They are to Council was given pints for be- of plastic conxnsttion of twit _)vledti Terrace and they were types-round baskets anti half TH - ejecte d by city engineers baskets in Lwavily trafficked i b ...triver and Spooner. Charles areas. Plants have been donated or -_ *OoneT said that before he-ould give' his okay teeS would purciwsed through combined *- to knot'.' what the efforts of plant sales held by - ict-,'luer clans arc for wut'ur local organizations Council en approved expe_-naiturt' ": ights. The deveLpers art' F. H $1.2M.2 fur landscape' service teiiniud and E. F Ferr is of mu $250 for sprinkler system. Mrs Nitis Itiiwlsote and M rttusvilk Mrs. John Evwui of the Put Hughes are on the !~- Oviedo Beautification Corn- beautification committee. appeared before the Council authorized them to -- i ULtee council to show her porposed proceed with the plans. Ordinance' 24f1 concerning ,.nh.ns for bcziutificuthm and j,andsraping for northeast codthcation was adopted. truck such us a Liatson or Toyota. The' incident happened / ! 1*ti ' L . T' " - Area D I - ''- 10 eaths 0 - wiu fumier-i) on ALTER PAILNCLI. the nursig stiff - - - ' - i:' -' memorial ruoni it South Carolina Hospital I Colunibut, where- Mrs Parnell . '. ) I - ' - . - TA_.5 ' CPwi'ct' Yafl! al wile v3'rwc. kv' OffsCti?tflg viruul Osjf'i&I ) • - C,l[led T I WV 1 1. and its the heart of every service we direct. GRAM KOW j Cemelr'y. Bresior. F i-arwral Harm' in cil FUNERAL HOME IX L rn Moir I ROM ' " ,,,•I A., ' ' ' -___________ ' "his _______________ F - ur.. / ,_/' from 11w Crofl Rhetse Instituto is pretty emotional so try to say and do nothing that would hurt anyone's feelings or upset anyone in any way. Most of us are now thinking in terms of security, so make a point of letting others know you realize this and of helping them build up more of it. ARIES (Mar 2lto Apr 19) Listen to what family members have to say since this could help you solve problems properly, now Make repan-s to appliances, etc., that make your home more functional lake it easy tonight IAURUS tApr 20 to May 20) Associates extend fine favors in a in , so he sure to show your appreciation later in some say You can solce that long-time problem through ingenuity now Save yourself both money and trouble in this way GI. MINI (May 21 to June 2 1 ) ihe planets are favorable and you can do much to add to present income, which it necessary owing to the rising cost of living. Listen to the suggestions of financial experts Being alert is most important now. MOON ChILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You are now able to enjoy the recreational activities that most appeal to you and to be most sociable Talk your aims and ambitions over with good friends and get their stews, ideas Study them well tonight [0 tiuly 22 to Aug 21i You have to closet yourself in your study if you are to reach the right decision where some important matter is concerned Spend some time liter with the one you ioc. You can forget worries now VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Trust that emotional but good friend who can be of assistance to you now and vice versa Out to some group affair that is helpful to your particular aims Use that line crock .ini win others over to your way of thinking I IIIRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) k g'tMl day to contact thai rrson of influence who can assist you in accoriuplisicing emethmg that means a great deal to you Involve yourself in ssme cv'. cc affair that will improve your image within the comnuunity in which you resdc. St ORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) I'ackle that annoying problem from a different angle and you find you solve it properly' now Someone you met recently can be turned into a good friend by contacting this person A fine p m for correspondence whether I'>' letter or telephone. SAGIT1ARIUS (No'. 22 to Dec. 2111 here are sortie clever way's through which to handle that obligation that has had you much disturbed, so be sure to use the best More affection toward mate gets right results now Don't play around with A,rp.-t tilt,Ø CIrS? Or. Airp.-e Oliva TkAFrC SIGNAL ON Hici1y 17, 97 I A void troublemakers AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb. 19) 11cc-re are many duties ahead of you and you barely know where to begin, but so long as you delve right in, you accomplish much through sheer perseverence Take some exercise that improves health. Fix '.ardcotee tonight PISCES Itch 20 to Mar 20) If you entertain others, you fend you can regain their goodwill which has been lacking because you tia%e been too bus)' to do so. Confide in mate and have a far better understanding. Some time spent at reading is good IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY . he or she will be one of those slow-acting young people whc is so busy %atchulflg anti ..1.rt:ing to know what is going on In the surroundings that this could get on the ncr-cc-s of those raising this interesting child But be patient and there will be such success upon reaching maturity that everyone will be very surpnscd Plan to give as line an education as you can afford, even though your youngster could get on the nerves of teachers 3"o. I he Stars impel, they do not compel." What you m1kc of your life is largely up to YOU , Carroll Righter's Jrudis'idul I'orccaat for your sign fur tic-cc-oilier is now ready. I:or your copy send your butihidate and S to Carrctl Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box q,11 Hollywood, Calif 90028 ci 1072, McauyJet Syriditate, Inc - . I -e 1l-a, - - " ..1_ /_ I '( l'm'1Is':;:rrnrgar;intIoru 111 to sill ticks'S ., I ! 1lli Mr ,, / ____________ ' siniuciseul Auxiliary ',&'''lron'd the f(A Ii,Flli-l) f"rainrrt''r, to their mont hly ((inner mi-f'! ln 11 1 and vat - tics' -irle'rd sd Iii -tr ii r to ri ght are, Mrs . C. A ,\niderson, hostess; Mrs. H. W. (- '4speed presiding officer For the evening; Mrs 1)ornthy Snyder, VIP guest MI-1It1-.l("-'. (II- . ' I speaker arid Mrs If L Moors-', public relations chairman. 11W, GeMnicpe'c'd, Mrs .1. I. - 1)ll[ )l irali' r 5. - J !I . - A, will be 1111fled hoots-n' iv,s'iishsitq Ili , Savulser'l griius;s are chill li'.iiug The'y- are' Mrs iN. I 'tllsivs Mrs (' W lhr.swnis', Mrs ,t,sv,ss"i ('isle, Mrs 11 3 Alien, .- i!i .11 off $ g* r' 1011 111 'l II lf'I) I .fi1; lN NIWIPAIl tPTIiPlISi ASSN I I a. ,w '.tj' It', E' S'".b.1"l1- i'ii.i'%' - 1'dII%TEfl - W% UP' S S = - t Ih.('IlII IiiiiiI it' Ii' - tz Me 4 0% ~ - t - '-$5- IL, . 1 - ''•' I,,' • i -4: i- ' - and Loan building wa.s trimsforrned Into •i Christmas Wonderland, everything in excellent taste, Months of preparation paid Holiday Showcase The sponsored by ttue County Iheitue off in a bigger and better way Extension Clubs was indeed OflC than anyone expected or even of the most beautiful projects stared to dream. Altamonte Springs was in ever undertaken by any group charge of setting tip and Ili Seminole Uowity. Each club outdid itself to parking. They decorated tables, provide a .setting that was two to a club, completely t;rt'attutaking. around the large' roe*riu hut- First Federal Savings Fit ter Springs cc as in charge , (;(LI -(/eIl - 1)01)1' - (:lu 1 To S/)e(z1Il('(z(/ Wednesday, Nov. 22 Fine Point of the Reverse sevil', 'mutt hi olitiiiiie ci to four atuel North shuw&d his desire to get to a slain by cute Ii ding live t'lucla 'muithi li't.. the- darn idea andacce pted ,, till- iiivit.itleilu by hidden)., is North whuereiiinsru hearts. went to slain Almost a n y i'e'asoriahk' III,(. of play would bring thai laiii lioiuie' bitt South took ties- hest on.' Irotti a percent . .1 1,111 . lie- Won the club ill dtuiuuiihY'd the q uie'-n of city It- 111111J., tee se's' if I lumps would bis'ak bs'ttt'i' luau 50 After lout Ii icIsPOnuelits filllowest ies It'd if slliutui'ellsI hi,., ate avid it ,s,o'uuIuuI ic_uk tuwuul (it iviiviiy This i,isuii s-el the contract if iiIa iuisuuiels broke -I 2 avid ke'i 1 se's .'ral esletlOiid 01)111 iii StOiC' the tlivieieei5'l Art uuzullv thie'v hns,ke -1.2 unit it cc'a'; all ec'.s't' bit wilt iiig tlucsc'ii the i'siI s- to South's theist' dituutiotal 1 all was a reverse hut ill Slut' sit this' fact that hue' had bid huEs uut s in or-dc-i' i'lit. uitivi' i 5J(j45 'usit toiistit tilt' i t reverse bid It is "hueru ye.iui shut out the low c-st tile! sal your' suit that you ace cc. af '.ersivug. S'ithi a ituiniviiuiui in iis.-uv' Secuithi u1 wisiiig, iisivsiivsuitii would hasa' just vt-tail tcc o pades hIts hand was st &'cuouighi Is, get higher . 'I'huls three-level itis'I!r-Se IS actually if gauss' tori,'.', .' in('lthis' two ovil 11114.' lesponst, has giiurarets't-sl at least II) tiolvits Sine,' t his s-eye.-, se- was a ga nut fort.', North was able to rs.ihild to I liv se spade-s ICC WSPAI V ASSH *141 lJi!LI] L1Z_11_1_ SIll' iuiiiuttiig l4o Pa m I'-."' 41 2 1 • .1 N 'I' lh I ,, 115111 East I''. I'.ssj, I'., xiii iii Ii.__ -Il1i,,,r ('on1(1 ilt(I - . - - - fly NANCY A. HoOfli __ il's Osw aid & S ,,: - place; Second were Mr ifS! Mrs. Phillip Ross; Third, Mr'e Hazel McFadden ,end Mr. Al Poeruer. and four th, Mrs. Helen Smith ,inel Mrs. H. S. Wasser East-west winners were first, I Hy'MARIIXN(UHILX)N -. . . -. I. f%.fl. ,-..'.'-l•.-. You will receive a tioiizur H z-uuy USVS UIii 11li'J5 homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve, Polly"s Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper. ,lau'uhy IICOVeTTIi?fltS. The NOFtIWiOtitfl vinneri were Mrs F4na Rich'.' ,intl Mrs. Arthur Kokan, fir ;1 • , -- NIWSiAI'IR INTISiPISI Aclue Juiiu.'s Ten tables played Mitchell - 4_•5• 5 ••• • • • • •. 0, n. • •S. H her grand nm DEARPt )l.l.V-- I suggest tha t Ellen soifs gifts spoons, rattler, u-ti-. vein a fain ic covered cardhoard 111.1t she' will O wn Frame To at tachu I lie' se piu'('('s put thin black elastic on cacti side' of an its'iui iiiak.' two holes With a ci ice juick place spesocu or w hiatt-vt' n' cc' lie citie'.waflted, pull elastic through tin- hole's ;tit(] it' . back l-'rarnc and hang -ANNE WINATBRIDGE ' a "• • • fr and Mrs. Franklin Hudson, wrond, Mrs. U.trnld Swank ,insl Mr:i. Trudy Rietz; third. Muc; Ruth Polelli and Mrs. W,ir'I -inst Mr, Jon.15; fourth, t Clarence Wandry. The games were directed by Mrs Richard David. The club, at its last meetintt voted to reaffiliate with th e Viulusia Federation of Women e1ub. Mr's. Randolph Hams anflounced that S4.7B wit ..t the guest bouk and down to nit book coIl 'tedthuyear(orthe the last touch the guest .i park for menLi[ly sr Pond. w a work Homemakers Showcase Sets Mood For olid ay Seasmi - DEAR POLIX-My Pet Peeve is with packers who put III) some of their meat in cans that have sharp edges around the rim alter they are opened. Sonic' months ago I opened such a ca n (Q\ a n d t h e n accidentallyft~ dropped it with the tburu'e' 1iotiiud huam In it and my knee was cut so badly tluit seven stitches had to he ; taken sls' little' girl was ' ______ then at the creeper stage' '.'. ______ and I s It u d d e r at the thought of what might have' happened had she b e e it near rue at thue time -.MUS D. --- tournament 'Aeclnesday, Nov. 15, in the club IU''l"l'Y ,J( )LLY and Fran ('olosim(' ShOW off th e cookie' house Ca kwhich Fran won at the holiday Showcase sponsored by Seminole County home Extension Clubs, Fran plans to freeze her lucky win for special Christmas company. Marilyn G ordon Photo I .. .1,' l)'.•.fll . I-' pus l)E.'5. U 1101,11N - I':'.'t-ry room in our house is wallpapered and we want 1(1 re-move' this paper before painting but do not know' how to go about it. We' would like to accomplish this with as little iui'ss, effort and time as possible - MRS. 1' N. 1. •i' - " - .tsiplicafr bridge ' - •,5_• a. t -*Ip •I 'a • • 14 %•'s.•. .4• I I)I-All I '01.1_V '11w other .Ia cc title' se-sc log a dress I dropped the lac- ge' darning nt'e'ellt' usually used to help Pohly's Problem s .* • • .'. • • '• • a?, ..4 ,,• presser loot on ms machint' - Since I was In a hurry 1 grabbed an emery board that was huatuely and truly I snaIl never again be wit limit one on m's' sewing iiiiit'luiiii'. '5. r tiller) hoard is the most wocuderfuit tool for t-mixilug those' little gattue'rs or what-luav."yoii right thiroughi and with no nonsense FANNIE 1EI,TONA Woman'i Club held the •' lt' PUl.l.'I' ( 'fl,5.MI'It 6• f , - TI 1iii'Iiiiu (Dec 22 to Jan 20) You can reach that associate who has been difficult of late via the emotions now, and he understands your ideas. views Ccnucnt for better relations Discus deals for the future that are important -. -. ' - a- P I i.e I he- is ( APRICORN Ig DILLON. MRS HAZEL C i une",e se,--el to, M" PtdIL C-.iftn it of 1701 t Ave, Sanford. wtdeeci MonOat n.gflt, 'Ii ac r*iO at 11 ir tal 6 - 1 ' Funeral Notice - I". / t .- WASHINGTON tAP-An Mr Force- 85! bomber ill ticit tb VtII over North Vi et na m lot the irxi time fit the' tusWr'. of thu war, It was kUt'iWd today Pflh1If'OiI IOWC'i Said all *lz CT't"Wfl%Cfl wri'r rescued wIthin two hours -• - Funeral services for Walter MIth HAZEl. GILLO? U Parnell. 67. of 220t E Mitch (t,, Sanford, whit' died suddenl Mrs IIUZ& 0. (,iliuie, 7B, of in Coluueibue. S.C, No'.' while visiting rt-lattves, were 121fl S Palmetto Ave Sanford, field in Coluzuibut on No'.. Ui died Mtnid&ts night. Burn in with full Masonic'rites Born in L)ade County - she- lived ire fur the' juts', 45 .'ears ('eiemitaa, teem eel U Sanford at April Ut' was furinerl'. will] Six was a iiieuuitwr of First Ne'vm_-, Fruit Co ill Titusville. Presbyterian Church, Order of bu! :uturo u-ct-muk was man.- the' Eastern St.e, Penn PinTrainsmen's charged with possession of a Ltrnune't- supervisor at Argus chers, and Cjintera Cu.. Cuiuzuibia, front AUxIILUr). prohibited drug, who created if Survivors are 11 siSter Mrs. t'onuuiotion in arraignment in wt,ic'te 1w was retired He was ii mt'niber of the.- iIeJii2 Shrine.- of Less"' Collins of Mulberry'; court on Set. 12 in l.n-eahung ant, brother. Ralph Ormstiy, Saltears when bondsman Lee Greenville, S.C. and lized been ford. Ariz.: sisters-in-law, Mrs. York Rite- Mason since- lf Wheeler asked It. be relieved of 'li t' Steenwuitti Mrs Ruth l ii, i survived ii% has wilt' tiecid .1nid the' eit-feiidarut d 5%'.iuhhlt) and Mrs GraceMrs Ruth Wise' Parnell an remanded to custud'. - pleaded what is on theestaff %'siilluct' all of Sanford and uion. Richard, 1qjjlt'. en Nov 14 tithe' lesser offense' of possession of it c Orange- Memorial Hospital brother-in-law John GIllun, iiept of Nuclear Methcitw in Sanford. niislabeled drug. Judge Sall Brisson Funeral flume is In vegerda'.' placed the defendant Orlando charge of arrangements, on two years probation with the Meniorials in his name----., •e,,., .e ,, ,,,,.. 4,_..,.-,1 J iI'. II """ 131 3I IIIUI Iii U -II%. 1 'ULU U Bulletin ) 4i4)4609& / I. GENERAL I ENDINCILS: Most everyone _'\ '~~ - tuilty us charged on Jul) lB Li. erssessiun of huallucinogeme' ci - tists and centric) nervous -' sten wits depressatits. .sentenced by Judgt' Salti to four years at is State prison Axton '.'.as given credit fur the time- Ili whitche 1w has been ui':ar'eruteil in count' jaIl: tins's Patri''n ('troie Willuaiuis, prugrunu. "- -. - SIR'S ..r 0: ., 1,) --' e-unmuinci ship trainer. . ( CARROLL RIG - " ,. - -, ,- . . r il I 'Itse' i'IIIIIII was teunriii'rly kvusue,s so I sitEs c ,Suixiih;urs It, of ltiilrueeih lii c hiessish :iusttsi'cs, Wr'kic'iu lassige' No Ic 's srulnrel )'rliiip '. i1' Ills fill; M-1 II - !ii usisil - lORE CAST FOR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1972 , , Iliii I 11 LJOCr. Iflg f- - * 1 I For Abby's bo.k$et, "how I. have a Lovely Wedding." send Si Le Abby, U.s 11700, L4* Angeles, Cal. 10041- Rape olice 11aHSiti Th(WoUWf told 8Uthu?tiethe 0 - , -, DEAR MOTHER: Your concern Is well-founded, Se x ual stamped, addressed envelope- of years ii a suite' prison credit fur 74 this's spent a S.c 1 responses are not uncommon in -year-old boys and youngcr1. I advise you to tell your relative to keep her hands to herself. And If she doesn't understand why, be more specific. Problems' Trust Abby. For a personal reply, write to AbBY. BOX 11701, L. A. CAlIF. OOØ and enclose a R eh ears e - Cud, 'e- r 5.1 Rrin'n, (r " t enhley. ft. I.. Moor". ( eh"ste' Harvey and F.dith Rnger the etlaiSt e',ue'r md hnt"'' Edna Trued, II Wlllluvvis vessel Mrq W. F; Warren, Ann Nutuolson. Joyr e Iisinipturey, .Iiuiusvsoni (flj'.fl, 'i1is,i' Present fr's- the meeting Ethel WllhIam. J 4 I,eie'ill" ltrei'or. I f i ll. htis's elCsrlpl" 'dine's itui'iiuri"l A ' Can this actually happen to a normal boy, age 9? If I am on the wrong track, please tell me. I dont want to make a fool of myself. Please tell me what you know about this CONCERNED MOTHER sort of thing Thank you. Lot II (,ARY TAYLOR S 42 resicenct in Sanford nuire, Lake Mary.. reported the woman, lane I. Gemnu, Apt lthvan while- sayinlz be zip. The' stolen lteflis were theft of a $200 citizen's band .11i, fnxcroft Apartments, w pcuued the mterest. stated The' bod of a 5-ycar.oLd apparentt in the process ! recovered by Abby in Volusna radio from his truck while it that just as large or larger WUS found in the getting in her car when she Counts WOlilhiti was parked a: the Wekiva audience of interested I)et .lcrr Capsha* is in- Springs Park deed, could be found lit an urea of parking lot of the Foxcrnft flet. Sgt. Johnny Wright is fast-growing Central Florida. Apartment! ten SR 43( in rt. Sin. George- Atebgyjailt'd vestigating the' theft of $1.36f this morning. Cusselberry invtctiiaUng a $421 theft froir Ronald Fdward Mu.ct 21 of worth of tooI' from it builclmg S Ju'eept Ifli'. i' former Sanford on grand larceny under- construction on SF. 41fa, the Castle Brewer Court legislator and attornp for both according to Sheriff John PoW Oil Krn was flet Capt L 3 charges after tie' was nip- one talk- east of U.S 17-02. The residence of Mrs P Richardcities. made' stirring, remarks and said that t scene' son Items nitsain he prehended b'. l..t Ralph Russell theft was reported b Jn!nn include a "oncernini: the- growth of the the Attanionw death was apparentI. due' to and Patrolnuin George' Myers Veierer of Orlando couch, a dinette- set. a recknmç ities, purLicu1zirl Included in the items chair, it bedroom set and other of the Sanford Police- flepariSpiin and tIn good plannmg natural causes Dr. G V d me county 13th Street and zirv power saws, drilsand other furniture. ical nient tit .ittenzpted b both. Davis urged C;nrei. was scheduled to Palmetto Avenue' luesday. l power too s. The door Ott Li .lames Craft reported about :hat some' compromise he an autopa'v one the body $(i perform forced open to gam Must was arrested in contrailer was damage to if house under .rrivtii at se that 11w ciu it cntr. ron.ctrucUon nection with the theft of ill (34 Hillcrest tiuld solve' their sewage- toda'. the A'riirdjnF 0 authorities, Spivey. Merin 2Z tran.sints.setn+ and BroadAvenue Joint compound was ;i"oblenis shifter iron. z lie ;wintt'd spread over the walls and in ickage- sewer plants electrical boxes. only answer if the federal Fran L -oas reported a theft goverrmient fails Li approve' (it' Lake Irene Road in funding grants wider Public l4Jfl4WoOd Items missing were , a pump valued at S19. a $70 about l2:4 U,fli found the broken windows while glass-lined tank and IhGAR' TAYLOR $IB worth Ni other details (if Ua rapon his routine' patrol of galvanized pipe were available, as detectives The' subject apparcntl took A 21-year-old Sanford wofliari Light fixtures of an unknown worked through the night, what he could reach through the value- were ta1a.n from a was raped curl'. thu new ace-or-ding it, Chief lien' Butler. broke windows Items taken a'-rordini- ti Sanford Policehouse heini built on SweetFront antI side' windows of tie' Were' a television. two radio- water Boulevard in Sweetwater reports The- girl reportedly was of! Sanford were tape' Sewing Center players and a turntable. • assaulted in a wooded are Oaks Four Terms Meted Wei as he-nec tu cethinci IS Hip 5* lit,w'i I ha,'''' IItllilliq :i IIe-a.11"n cccli S tt n',n't .hiI U 11011i SI Wi', ship r hip. '''n' nil-i Iii 111114 (t5tirl I Ftl ,:i l),'.o 'n ii Iianish Ili-it'. '. I ii s'ta nelic tal' 111% r Ia,esI 5'. •*t I 17 1i-,,,,li,itau* 72 hi-tIle (h titirhital 1* 'toni-islet" I? '' ?4 t5nttcd with ate Ie subi,, e'.')itlnfl (Al qeit state (hi-c.) 5e'.r.'1iersst :it h'n;'mI S COWlS 2.'. A*a(n 411 slatir 10 t',oi evil 21 iA'tti't'C 1 l'i"iitti Sue, '. IS I '(i-ti' ,p,tIIkn 'S t1'.ak (las 1'. 10111 2 I7 lIrht,u'I ibis' hO Ahie""i' ic ) Ames Iran Vii 4i lIe tn ,,e.,'.ith blue tocit'.tu y 41) \V1e1p 1 It'onu In a i iii }'slcir-ui '.'.-hs is Ii-tt.. 'II ih'cil e ( toll ) •i't ihtii 4 h)epat Se-il ! .I 1 01ire town .'I S16I1 s' lt SInce *,o'.entt 12 wits I 1.1 liCtirt ypicts tedi- II(I I the acts 3 r IciCle' " i'.'sct1irt :'.'l 1t.-e,,31 t 11w-il 5 Took (no.1 title (itle 1 (r'enei' (ion I'a'th.' II I).ttcsiie "er (;"11.11 ,!i' C i- '-,a', •i' '' limit It ,'nte f, in) I.' 5,i'i 5,0105 111 11 1 %.1 Ili 7 Nor,. t' 'I Al i,trtlit I in I don't approve of exciting Ieonsciou.sly or otherwisel a young boy in this manner, and for reasons I wont mention here, I think that Is what is happening. s were present, ast Judge Saif I s Court It MMtIIYs. Hl'TIILA in developers 32 Wi-nt, bit ,' a iltotir siil, ns,,ieSuS ii u 've had a good marriage and ilF SIt lIt'RTIN(: If yo coo oh'.lousl hac'el, what Is there to "make up?" Don't aaumc that Yt)t' weren't ahic to give J I M children. II'erhaps lIE e aIn't able to glee YOU i-hlliIren. I tie hllor'.' nti en ..top r,ti for something osi ne-vet hail. io.t In his Infinite wisdom gh-ee and withholds both happiness and tz-aged. Accept ilk decision, and don't question It. " Found In Park*in Bod 111)1 a weebdas ii linmin moon cii of it Astronauts . A. - land developers this morning. Listening at the table left to right! are Longwood Mayor rown Jr.. Altamonte Mayor Kenneth .1. Lawrence Swofford, Jack Ravan, U.S. Environrnent.al Protection Agency Administrator. and Nib Priede. chief of the Water Quality Board of EPA. Of Casselberry Apartments P - - I- nussmg .J -- . ~ cxprsses at SIM.OM __ NS LOCKER ROOM 1 cities nia% have tfi picli up tht TUESDAY, workmen were removing, an aluminum covering from the Q I JIM GRO)T. aide to U.S. Sen Edward ;urney the senator's personal inR-Fla. terest in the problems confronting the Cities of Altamonte Springs and Longwood in acquiring federal grant' under the national anti-pollution law for sewer treatment at a meeting of federal, and municipal officials, planners and stu dies, ederi; management - k I ir N V. DEAR ABBY: 'ou are the only person I feel I can ask this question I have reasons to believe our t-y-ear-'old son may he ahead of himself In his sexual development. I'lease don't think I have a dirty attitude about sex, txause I haven't My question: Can lightly tickling a boy's neek, arms, and legs arouse him sexually? From what I have observed I think it can and it disturbs me. A relative (a maiden lady of SSl delights in tickling our boy whenever she is near him. He seems to enjoy it immensely as he sits close to her whenever she is here, prohabty anticipating it. She makes a kind of game or joke then U - Tl~ , - I ili wit- Cbtcsi trOusi the' II tulirmici 'l'reei,uiius',us An sihictry tiiel vii Iii" bs.',ns' of Mr' ( ' A Antlerccvi, 101 Shannon Drive, for vuItle'I lug I heir monthly s sicereel shish, dinner was r-ervi'll cut 6:3() P It Species1 g,ue'st for file .'yc'ruirig will; Mrs I bni.lhiy Snyvhi'r, ts! grand sir'.' ,'srliriittien, Vs, preclsls',it il I )lqtrh't 3. SIt,' was Prs'svhit list' thai olfis liii Irs c;u's'tlisii ziriel its instruct ,,us',,sIss'i c i'onic'c'rnilnig changes reinvrcutloms in o --uqI-I.w - - -- 441t)in' Mn'.'i-i iiuii hi)' 47 tIri.aIt 41111 Comilpt ili ''r q U,n. r.f SO 11111% rtt ntnequoe-e S ., I was never able to get him to consider adoption, 1k hasn't complained, but I can see the hurt In his eyes when he seec his friends with their children and grandchildren, anti my heart aches so. ut;RTIN; What can I do to make it up to him * - It'ri"se'd, hike (hi-i-b sluice, 44 C)'it.'e s)rt ft children Alb V or- cliildi'en L)EAR ABBY: My hushand and I have been happily married for 2.5 years, and he is 'it' deare't thing on this earth to me I have tried in every way to he a good wife, but I have' failed him In the most Important way of all For some mysterious reason I have not been able to give him I f Chappell and Rep-eke' flU no C' ItYl H I U. S Rep. William but By Abi gail Van Buren sewer treatment and aides of 11-,ippN.- iii•riagc _ - P. I i\ - .. A"Ult)~._. ,- % 4;.;Z_L_;". I With representatives of both Flor*da U. S. Senauirs Lawtm Cules and Edward Gurnes "_llll~ adversely enulti ix A CRORS 14 SS'lsIe attic I said the guidelines and cities 'ortsulting engtneerL'g Itrrn of Glace and Radclifft'e interpretations had not changed the catum- for hope in officials of Longwood and Altamonte thkc rnorrnn that federal r in(:fld for BE no more fights. to open the city poo in downtown Sanford. City crews began salvaging usable itemi after the city commission approved tearing the building down City crews began working Last week and Recreation Department crews are continuing the salvage operation ir " fecied turtng his uiik that was that guidelines and their in. sim-le adoption in Jnnuar., 19T1 the t wo terpretrn for the federal while planning 'ved ' in. ndicated irE è separnu - - area i - __ e_ method and railed thz AI.TAMONTF. SPRINGS.- statute antipollution ._U [ " 4"l b6 )eax 1, 4 4116a *~ - W M 71 V111 Visits rat Tti nian '5s A i.txiliary Movement 1 ??, Vii? It Wednecdtiy, Plo" Iho Sanf ord Ifrrald A.% ft to P,,,i,wt South I V :u • " leiti :u i V K u s :i • A76 . u V.'h..t do You till uu.ew A-Pass. Ys.ur puSan') etaluis In Ills) 1111 sr 1141.(1111111v l.a-u heliet' 11)11% y' iui:t' II() Isi'.It'a.i ,if I.i.luiupuii liii 5"' no , lie 5,00.51 yU, uii 11,1-i it,is il *1cc ti' apsIr us'.', your Ili .ieais .s,c'Is Wind ihij you ties scow' Ani-w er boilnIrucIw Eetgetuuon with Mrs. Lhreithy Streigel as guest. ('hristiius atucuu,ul 'Flit' Mrs. Janet I'ottuuger Mid ligtutuig e'sscu(e'st was discus_-red Mrs Sally Rowersox t-o.his.steel ank i formulated. The contest is the Nov ) iiit't- tirig (I the North to judge the tiiost effective use ()rliurusls. Garden ('lob, lightirug at the holiday of 'flue ii eec-tutu g was lucid at the se-asoli. I,..,...I i),Is I lt,,..'r i,t i;5 Judges lest thus. contest will Lx three women from the South (lob Gorden Sent inesle Lk'c-vciulee'r 12 at 730 p tit is II-[ I i tin' chute set fur thejudging l'lt',tse' lease lights en at th,.t lituce utici you could be.- hit' lut'k HI 1(11111 C('II It' UI cc unint-r of it ribt*uu, cash or tithi Seitwthiuiug has been uckket It' p15 Zuic- hit' .tig'nui.i this y t- 1r I )r mild Mrs 1. ilieriiiiutu of Titunte.uu, Mzis,'c,, Nt'rttu Orlavucle, Gtrde'ru ('hub cc ill .t have it branch iic'w baby zuie, for lilt' first tiiiic', tuase shutiglutt'r_ ntucuie-d Ilt'zuiher eliitit judging contest It will trt )'.lts '/,tiieiiIe'rtitaii is the ttt'kt at the satin- lute' 31s this fort iit'i Relt iiiu 5.'iuit', it 1%5 lighting coiule-st .uud c-ash pr Utgraduate- is! Se'iuiiissle highs ,eii'I rtbbt,iu will usc. I'' Se hitsil, ,iiitl u gr.uluiute cf the 1 css'iitctl It, tin' cc iutiuc'i 5. St-mniole Mc'uuue'rieul Ii,i'iitiil Mrs Shirle% Osg.t'el e , ss'lieHd of I ttduology Ic's huitology . Isiestck'iut of thet'.artk'uu ('I ohs Slit- is list' et.uuglute-r eel Mr and 4uI.tug cc uthe tier cee-heistess, Mr Mrs. Eel Vale' of Seuvilesrd I'. a Ward, cciii hold thai iuuiu.il ..... ... -else- II1Ut1 FlIlIdlIOlI t'lttS !V 11 10.it I Itli sLIIu,Oi part)' llliiet ui1etts siee.'111141 111 si,ksutivinit uist-c'tu'ig at tier twitit', si,i cc itti list' stew gi 5iisletiughtt'r c' 1 ice' t .t'est'lberrs , CIII isicel hut'r older sister, Itethi, cc huts ii. 'I itt' lis tir ssit's' , I )e'c - '. 'tut iugt' is tuow the ripe' old age of let u i - i,utue-r ill years, lnsiuu'iiueuek ttufls cut that (01cc ----------- \ K. .._ .....-.'..-.-.- , 1 . ' Geneva handled refresh- phycitiy handucappi-ol ruuents and the cookies arul children. Mrs. Barnard Kartnu.eri , cakes we're mouth watering. asked or The punch was a treat and the '.cel(are chairman, 14 more 'women to women pouring had big niies. help finn her in her work at Good Like Mary did the publicity and en Sanford. did an excellent job because the S.airu,trutan Home Mr's Hugh Lynch announced building wit.,full to capacity Christmas par-r, Everyone but everyone waa tha t the club the dr will be held on Friday, Dee: I. ou there. Sanford did tt c', ,is prev'.as f the 1th pr-ties and no one was more instead o .mneunced. 'lilt ghtful than the other. The next Duplicate Bridg' I have saved the music for the big plays will be on Wetijuetiday, last because that was and the following in treat. l)uring the morning, Soc. .2 NO' 'i both at LIX) P.m. in thee ('hristmas tousle played softly Club Ikase in the background but J_I r:,t- .-anti VA1.erh' I'lni'uI JI both if - S,inlando sang several solos JIM brought tears to the eyes it those present. \lr Jean Shea, also . S.e.ntto, played the utt o 1, r flues were imugt'rs. the prteksssuiial as any three could ;tsibly be. The chairtn4tru of the cc c-nt w:i i'unns Wcteie. a.e.ctteel end Iiutht one I' hit n .5 C r S .1 it I a n llutucctiiakt-i I look fur :i ti !-,,k- .1 0 .IIIOU.0 ' '' .... i-'. . - Ct'ntrul Florida Bu ders Presents it I N' 0 SHE RY }LONI ES ' I N JOY L U \ U 'i LI V ING PARK A I 0 wnnouse. . .. a • onaomrniums Ji ci cii'ici Pa k S5intorcl. Florida Now Under Construction 21500 - 10% Down ' 2 hc'.ir'iom, I': Baths CR'. . Cotts Included Professional Decorator Interior & Exterior Carpeting, Ranre Central Heal $1. Air OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY William McCoy Realty 322.B1 0331 -- �6 4A— The Sanford Her&d Wednesday, Nov. 22. 1972 Saints IS 38-14 Rol/, - ~ _14W - __ &ç - ______ -, - A- : . -. - 1 - s Cleveland Closes In Styles rn1 eight •tn pcning. and fine blocking the halt ; ross from the one on :c le;d ith 9 13 left in the 'hapter. nin;igin more lavs from scrimmage, by both his intended receivers. hulls power running. 1nck tinal (1 Hull. McMillian arid Lorick quarterback made the conversion on a the senior and going nowhere. fl' I.awrence Cleveland ran ards, twisting quarterbak roll-out John Kerbs covered a lurn- scampered t repo-it of their third period trilli, ...... everywhere Inst night while . . line into the end 7OflC flfl bled punt for t11c .Saints reserve Trinity :iizaiflst Mike "Red" Austin took the Alter trading fumbles. the ('handierblock with 41 seconds the Saint titft'ncieiiWn again " inside route and Ste' Saxon machine OtmOfl1Cflt8rih left in the htlf The eonerclon Saints tafl C UPlitter ir h illba K IIiiII lorda clipped around end on quar it%r drive to pass attempt failed but Trinits danumted pla as (1c el4ind I it) begin another Trt-.i flVfl, 54arst stage none `&-~ r"~ and Austin teamed to grind o O twlfumc taIls -dirt 'rom the Mr 40 sird enjn ed a r -Iow against Trinit% 's vards needed for runniniz sh ~_-- I- put on a devestating first-half most of the 72 line nsive unit late in reserve defe runnin. exhibition Florida Air quarterback Rob the score Austin blasted up the the halcons for On third-and-IS Saxon IMrick teamed with Gary middletwieeforl9and37yards the game Florida Air Academy 3-l4 to attempt PAT on 8 close out both teams grid dropped back as wide receiver 'McMillan and S!eve Hull 74 before picking up the TI) on a second score. The out closed shtle failed, as the Saints Greg Chandler and Cleveland yard drive to open campaigns the second one-yard plunge, Saxon and Austin scored moved downfield on the left side lush fm the F;sk'ons us the t'lct- Iand hulled the con version their seascin with an impressive Twn'c and Cleveland once while for the ;seri.it hl'wever. scrinit ri'i.ener:sted visitors punched over. fnring the Saints' a 'hid '-14 s in ttu SiinLs racked up '140 sat-dc on 51 l4iS5 for their eighth ea.snnwtnagninstoneloss The Florida Air Fal con,,, unable to move the ii thrisu,hnut the first ho ____ 1 ________ managed tsic scoring drisec R1 3. RICHARI1S herald Sports Writer Ply. W i t ~', .4 ~~__~; ~V_ - , I ' - _____ - - . / I - - - - - - f . .F " 14 -r - - It - 4:V1 - - 0 • a -. 7 _~ I . - ~~Y - 1 . — - . -t-1 __Ii~ - .I - .~ r __'11;: . -- _________ I -' is Seminole Jupior guarded on this move toxard the basket i34 as the Raider ace is being interrupted b College ace Bennie Shar North Florida s Mike Roberts SIC xon this game and resumes its season tonight when they host Florida Southrn c 1\ t(am CLOSELY Raiders Playing Host i To Flori*da '.i or (,AR 1 A IA)R Sports Editor Herald Ih - thr Florid;t 'Air linu for 60 yard~ for ic I;y4lrt ft Sd dirt bill ac nullfitd bs a Traits side rail tlnprvturtwd, Austin _______ tin' first frame Quarterback right ' Stt ti S4xon tud I ed tht sl iiserisgin, 11 points per gamt under his arm for the cur thus far version and the Saints owned an All of (hi' Raiders have " lead quite- it tilt of floor action. In Lou deGanahl and Bill fact, in (hi' opener, ever ''ev"c contributed important I . the 1,, the scoring colutilti defensive unit and forced the * AS it le arn . the Raiders are Faic'onstu punt on Flonda Mr's , , a ver a ging rnts per game first series A 21) yard Steve sshiik' allowing L.5 points per Saxon quitrtertnsc'K keeper game on defense. During flit sparked the next Trinity drive past MX ears, while compiling of 70 vard,s in six carries as a 142-27 record, the Raiders fulltiai'k Austin rumbled :t, have been ranked nationally on yards through the middle just both offense anti defense ;is the first quarter ended flit turnini, inn betttr than nierisge showing Hurst was near the top in both seorint and retxiuriding last season when he wits lost I due to an injury late in the sear. FT - • - '•,- 1. - Av two before bein g - ___________________ - Pitch .. -. -- .---. 1. r - ti'siirru;utn('nt -L I * — Tournament last weekend - Softball -. , - - ~ -, 117k, - f - - , l - '" - '1 — ' , __ _X am I . %4 i- ', - - •7 '• I"1l,.' - - ' •, • f w ost Season P e no e ass To Begin i -' .4 - - -' 1111 11 : 1 tilts. Miss THE BALL flies off the hat of Cindy Flanders as she slugs it base hit during one of Sunday's Flanders is catcher the for • For - - d - ia I_EESE SWARI) puts a lot of effort into hitting ' I Jit J 4. - Cuts - I e .. Al , s - _' /7 f4 - 4 the bail for Mc1(t)erts Tires She hit this one to the shortstop, Who hobbIe(1 tit(' hail and allowed - that Jot- Frazier, tilt- on)% man Frazier till.% fought )ust two smallest ever tu see 11 - ho tilts beaten him, is wearing outranked oppooments, filor a total pro—and tht gate %%-Its an'' - ~ !. ('rOSin tic' titass for his of e ughil rourmd, since Lutauni' nouns-id a_c h1&,000 The fight 155015 opt thit br is stems tisewhere an dos' j \ii sueo his usc into the rzm, It d undergraduate lit "'' Hut Bob F aster situo lust bs nuns. i fur times at total of itt uit tiles ision i pt ct d to set plenty of urn eighth -round knockout to Ali rounds a (hut period , The hit us sit ighit di'. I_clot Ing - lit both center and Tuemlay night. landed it left jab W mr , The 33-year-uld Foster, who spotlight no% shifth fruit) till.% that cut the ex-etiamp early in at 180 was outweighed by 41 ski and gambling resort arc" to umor varsity the fight and litter cut Ali with pounds. gave Ali some of tile the island of Jamaica, where - _. .plaver oil the bench Frida% and his reniarks. ~ ~ - I _ -W f- Oughest rounds in tits 41-fight Frazier is scheduled to ineet Saturdii% - - L_r= Ind) Brown, ~_ . -11 don't think tie can punch Pro career despite bei ng unbeaten George Foreman. like Frazier." tiaid Foster, tilt ,even tillies, rinkvd tilt, . to 2 4 intender Lwk ,ked do% plt.ni of 'iii nt %s ill ccc feigning light lieu'. s i. tiiiiiJiuri Fosterr suit dos n the find twit hind Ali. 1,511 Jan action, Following tilt- tour si hi was Iuu, ked out Iii (lit' 415 se'c'tirid_c into the "ighitli Z. If Ii- figtits (jevnue I- urs'ss sal vf~ nianisuit he si ill Lie sent down to second round bs Iratzier in i round and sihiups hun that still iiut s. r (tie junior varsity squad so hi' 1970 lucas s weight ,(tIe match Hi. _c a gi eat great fignier up for his idJenes Au said -'"an get in more playing ex- "I don't think tie' can beat turn." said Au. "l's't' got it rut and a tie's fighting a good man - tiltpc'rienc'e Ali suit quut'tl , holding an ice' bruise 'l'hot's somio'thiursg that best (s'sid.'s mite'.'' situtti Jut' Mills will be' puck to the swelling left side of Joe Frazier nor uiniune else' h'_cter said hit' 540_c Ls.'tht're'd Pre" dir irt Ls Trinity STR,EA,is(., , to pay t ass:scd b Duervun Boothe and his face as he listened to Fos- could do to miii.'." by (lit' weight difference' but quarterback Steve Saxon who directed te Jerry May_c its the Tribe goes (er's cununetits during it post"But it's worth the $250,000," tusone' by Alt's quick and runda Saints to a 314-14 victory last night o'er Floriidd alter their four straight winning light conference'. Then he n-c- Alt said, stunt ktts ttiest kept him from season Mill_c hums net-er had a peated Whilst hue's (seen saying Air and a 8-1 season report card, Hi.' se- as guaranteed (tie quar- .scouring situ his own dangerous losing team. [till Vincent Photo scare losing a 15-round decision ten million fur the scheduled i. left 'looks i-11111L ik# lm - v - __ - ' w , -. L - : a . - . - : A .I'l 1 0 N I G H I PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING - . - - --- - 'FREE ADMJSSION j . I & *1' . -- . ' - -' -. - '- -- Jal ,i riandowSe minole 14 .i TONIGHT'S ENTRIES s' : , F'ri'u ii', v'. ii.".-S' 6 fr(,i I i'd' MXtiI I AI(a S Oout,5r5 (1014111 CMI F.., Point*. I I'a'rsi L'). 2 Arra Aiil,l'fl. ) Qunbo Muguecla. 4 Ji1" S MaroiO (Iotrs, 6 (li' c,,,,?& Siri 5,'es POPs Tu GAME 5-V15 I I c-se 7 (trotho J 4 (5I!0 S i'5Iu,a S I V ,iIj4Iii'f $ 14(1 ).tltU it P4154 (,,AML S.cçiIr'. 5rarvi PositS I F ,of r,. 7 AUu%!fl. J Carla I A''O S 0.511, 6 ManDsu 314(1 S MIJOUI'UI Ci. Iv'.NyH (,AMC Doubles Mas loVrII, lena B.sIda 3 Maruri Citiais.ro, FouRTH GAME - Dsut)ieS iaca. i loolo v.n Points I Reiw Gerid. 2 4 Ai'3 iota. S Ailuna - 1 Qinulo Pedro, N JuliO MIII(PiI Chcpts, Bengoa. 3 oar'. Men"4 I 'isa I us 4 S•ia ?'.rte.ii, 0sjt,5e% iii ti III 01-Mi 4 By Loss, 7 Pens Pedro. I 5 st P'iI$ I (bu(I Agullis' - I ?#a. un Lus ,lIJs'l i'rdtl., I 151ua C.bIIrru If IN GAME - - Doubles - I',r I BliO Car,?' S Mas,oIO LU'S 6 5 Qu.n'to Avslsn, 7 Aua 1 i.rra Muvui'rSa 3 (vol. Cars?., 4 Pane CastS Juan tls'' Julio JIfl, ' IIVjI0 •ill (loin.. 6 RST CjAME - Duuti p5'5 I4iii' Yta, 7 Angel Z.rre', 2 E,dcfla 1ru4. i Ar,r .1c1e. S LIi'j "nco. 6 taia Fi'.'mn GlOdi, I ibarra PejvOSI Doubles SECOND GAME -fl Points I Afl9Ci Jose , 2 ArIr -3 gene iaue 4 ivarre Via Gand, I Fi-c min t3t'c',5so S , 5) PendO%1, $ Erdo:a BasIda II RD tèA?#.( i,jtilt.5 t,i'w,n Pcnit s An'ei TonI 7 LIIU 3 iOirrl Zart.. 4 Ersiola G.na, S S•Is bi'n'oO 4 ArIr Bastuø., 1 Fermin Pedrota- • A 114,, 1 54, Pi.atl0 Wrr',' G.'.'i i ,,,, M.,tSut-O 1,455 (lou,. M41b050 MujurfI4 6 Jul50 Pedro Møruri Ll(& 1 tr(I'fl 1054 PJrn, Toni, Alc4 BlVD JUSt' I ( itr,J')S lal 5 luLl,) JJ,I'i ''si) (,a.t iuiiIO 1054 io AUIM.IS (;4rIs, MsmOi inlilu Mnc n, II ?,i4rIOresl 41(4 Lost 12 iliO C,itrita, Atrt Mui iL° Ai,sl,, L011,) - i'_tft' 'â 'rv u,i 'i i" MMINT T1111111111 AD - . -- -- -- 31 T - 5 SIXTH GAME Doubles Ont I Aica G.ndi; 7 MacU'' La". 3 Cabilaro 4 PrS4 M'trt. S Facei" Loss, 4 Bayo M,0qs I. AlIur Luis, •. Jo" itsuvauio CaU -M'.. IC AM.) NO ONE (INOII 21 ADumntD - - Aern iouIGHT'S SELLCII0P4S I III I5mil , d., Aria Iota, Er toga t' 3 ItatrI Vi.. Angel J(5, Ilju '-- 0 Sliss silt IkSkiIrPI 22 \hi',sssiir 19. kusnsse 4 I ( irulini Ii '4 I sr. II \1I( hi in " Ohio 51 ste l Iowa State !.I)kluu .51. IS Penn State 19. Pilt.ihiir4h 11 '- ' ' Cornell 16. Princeton It Purdue's Indian.i -si Ither I' I, t'.ciat' ' 17. ltutt'rs ii slt -'ii ti-is I j,it his 51 19, Sol . Sliss, 7 Tampa 20, Vanderbilt 10 iN Ks'ntuck'. 25, renn.'sss'.' 21 Texas Tech 32, %rkuinsas !l) Tulsa 21, No. Texas St. Utah 7, Colorado Si $ Va. Tech 2, Wake Forest W isconiin 22. STinnt'_c.ut,i 19 '4 \iht ',utme . ' -r " ' .pp n' st have been ranking teams in:lOkl i'us Rut is ' last i foes wore P ' •t - ka. l- th - ' ' ' - state Pot3ped-I'flit I yrlo' have Just rnfle through ,rn ,thnmuu-Nnbf;u_cka- Missouri stret, h without i win. Sìsit r hflThI Stasis'' S lOOkInI' ()khthiuui1i lose St.e - - - - . Arizona Slate it -, I .sst w-ssr'k, it didn't :otuk ' i-- i' : I .hiigingiy lost last Suitur ts nd loll the Sion Devili need Is I r u',rtmnuth it Penn--- S G ,th triumph means the I .-ague crown for the I rs't'n .5 Penn ,.win .I,SsIIrs'-S Qu.iker_c of at least a shusr" a 'he championship.ulepensti; -in what Vile ito,'s against I!,sr tnt Frank Navarro of ( sum r kes Ii trumoith but 'aving an off year. Upset .i-.t Ii. 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Florida No,', Je, soy 01606 Send slit' Enclosed is S of AP Almanac of thu Wor Id Ct),1 c_c I I I I Name / Ani9 M0&N W Y l'rdSOta SEVENTH GAME --- Doubles 1vP PQ,nl5 I Cr00:. 8anioa 7 , 0'n, TOt 1' 3 L:v i.r.a 4 A ,_ Is\4,,') 1 5C 1rH': - ADMISSION BALCONY SOc RESERVE SEATS 75c to $2.50 LADIES FRU EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT MATINtU — Men .Tho"..W. I p.M. il FOR SALE! "a ---.- - - hir lii I'ia('hi base safely t I'hts ltv Gary Taviom' and Hill VInt'e'iit i 11 sass.a. ___ _'_-' - - - r I - ''-' - _ , Fight managersse ho Iimiishesl this' Nat i tirt,m I I .e'.Igut' season for mue'rlvphi s I'd ibis' out f it-lit , . - - C - ,r -. ' urt'. ",ti i' tIll ssitti this' forehill Virdon sit the l'ittsburgh l'sr,stt's Pirates ses'nul from plts'e'r, t,tt i-u,st'hi in mono gt'r t't t1tv IIue.i Ihi.inkcgising l)a, net'rs Ifs' lila'. eel venter field Oklahomai ii. N e'broska 24 (sir ttii'tti in the 1961) Series ' d '- "s - ...,. - , cipa ~ I '' ' .. - . x- .- '"''''''""""'"'" - gh - C Tlien tiff Saturday, in this g,s'ats'st rivalryof this'mn uill. The Old Boy Himself I larval(I and Yale will squats' off (,)I this' With rs'nt'wal of Ili sshuuii tilt- crnutussn.s an',.it this' (.auie! Meanwhile. in (''sir pitch is a penilon-' huu ('silumhsus, ()Ill,) Stusts' usnd ) er. ths' Uoopl.' rthus'nessItows'st ( Michiugusmuwillmiiu'c 69thi time, with list' lug I cmi Ss stern has carefully assestitle at stake sc'd all factors and IS confiOIlier traditional classics, dent of its predict tons— bar rum ph' which the r s' u o r ii honk isutitits fur n a u glut, match here's how we call 'em All/riO State vs. Am uton,i )klatioma will avenge last Mississippi I-1601 is'ns'wal I ear's narrow defeat by ss Mussi 55115151 Slits' 169 shattimi g Nebraska 31-28, with Missouri %s % .'i'satik' Gregg Pruitt oh h,iiis,i', slllst tiuu't'ting l'sm ti OK ah ioiuia am the (.,.tsrnState s- sj I 'ittshmir uthi I: 2nd liii sLrs great runner John Cornell vs Pro m 's'tomi I{tIgt'rs putting on a spec:1:11 hi csintcst I , I 'tirsimit' '. tar uhir hose Ili the' Tv xa guimsie I Ken h I ntliuimia ( 75t iunter wi. 'e St ''i' . Iticky vs Tentlesset' 68th foresee a brinsing battle with llleviing~. and WisconsinI VS tilt- Longhorns finishing ,in .) gallit.1 Milillesota oll.nd tile 1()riV end of a 17-10 score I':gatt, what great historio In 'l'tte Gaine I look for ms has been iiiatk' in til t-St ht'lu cci Yak'-- Boola hloolui It g t)5t'r thit' t(ibls'd Iii e' t back the I.' r list S U fl sssine cars aiitl s H r c I theit ,: e'siti4illv great fea ts t i t de'rr- 145! classic, Mn'hiu tin---kuilT in'.sIsi seill he i,,nlst for the kuifi si- ill tarn a ticket I huistOFuiris mills uuhtt'r this the' lhse howl E,:.' whippin ('all S silitt'sts 1110 mituptu lilt, Iltis,'kev,'s 22 16' I"or&'c'.ustin i. these c- s uiits'_cls In t ilt- usttus'r thrillers nw ri titumit'd abo%e. we see s is till.it for A r i ion a State Misissqs;su, Missouri, Peon ,: State'. ('ormuc'll, l'tirduie_ Ken I uckv and Wi st'uns in lIe' ruu,'nila'r, uu neat! it first mis tilt, ilsiople' Forecast And, :: le't we forget, dear readers. : after S,iturtlavthere are only 9 loss left till t'hristnuas ' - r ' (_( . / - - ' (',fng,,i#n -- P ' ll . •' - / 4' - u';iui, frit'midc. lIst' .'Iip in, sts's'd m tinnt'th siver this week tot s'si'fl lilt, must rabid foot liall filbert flit Tijrkey rt'i )klshuliio tin. ss,uI u°ri'rs hi g l',iitht lit It' r isling sifl this' 4111t collie Smut tha t i's iistig K ill Kohl ltx 55 and Ft xac :\& SI will have ,it it (sir this' - - - lay rliu - 1 - ed .- \ 1.51 - N. Fl.initl,i it hlatsuirit 2 \ale Ibis ('ross I.!, ('onns'rtleuit I Ni Houston 2-I, (intinn,stI Illinois 21, lose ills' I_c _iiru k" II 't) liii Boston Col. rs'i inst Miami i 'ii 1 , , M cIloberts t('aIfl. ' ' '5 ' - .- 1 _(111 ill Spurrier . ' OPLE"S , It Metro Powers Qu*lte Po ular . k_ -' - i - 'il'J"I staying hnr North (arn HO -r By MAJOR AMOS B HOOPLE Turkey ur cy Tatter DcluL C - . a •' Ftl()TBALL FORECAST I"46 ' ' -- - - -- to I r .- '' MAt - ), - . IOR t4 -iI. ' our ''' -. :,,. i i i,r m s' iiiders arc off J runnirt, -)ut t.hey'll be looking for added APPEARING TRAPPED on this plav is Trinitv additional vards. Cleveland c* lo.wd out his iiomentum sthtn fin s host (hi Prep's tremendous all state halfback Lawrence career last night in the Saints '38 14 triumph z'iorida Southern Co . . Cleveland - 32, but would you belleve he Over Florida Air . .irnight at 8 p ni at the (hi' team is I3ennn'Stiasi, • escaped the would be tacklers from Florida Air Rill Vincent Photo eniinok High Gym, font-I guard from Orlando. He with help rom several teammates and ent f o r The Raiders base their eves t averaging 21 points and 12 a same crucial Division II tilt.s rt'txunds per gaiiies utter a .bat must be played before the pair sit outtings. P ('#-tr'"c JI I I t c h lida v break "t Still another guard who has mongtImse is the first of two shown some curly playing ith the Lake City abilll.% I.,, Jerr% \&I-19111, 5--foolrimberwolves. tilt- second Prepsters' tall% nie I.nke City rivalt-) date~ Halfback Greg Miles took a iurk six years to when (Ia S short pass from Saxon for (hi.' '-taiders fimnt fielded a conversion, for a 1&-0 Trintt iuiskctball (earn. The Tintthe other Sluice Bowl berth stould hi' a good urn' with sci G0int'svilie Hurt-ic-ant's in the mi Cl 8 Hh-:Rk ii 'SH l c margin. erwolves come' tit Sanford for .sststaiit Sports Editor could be offered to (hi' loser of many uitsUundmg grid teams annual Sentinel Star PMIssi also Defensive tackle Paul December 2 battle. The that aitit'. availnble slated to be played Dcc. 2. This Bouldin ruinit' with a ligist' iaiders has-c' never lost to Iikc S • lrftrenc'(' Mt'triTiti. contest will be staged at the b'ioridn Air pigskin on the third football scuiscin concluded last its' (ifl their tiomt' court, and or Another possibility for an The other Metro learn that is Tangerine Bowl field pit of the second quarter anti week with the Winter ('ark op of that. the's rurrcntl hiski tipiMiflent for Ixman is the (5511 bound is the Eagles of tilt. Saints marched right bark Wildcats capturing their second surging Melbourne bulldogs I (L't'Watt'r 5111(I Will (ippose tlit i 4i1-gaint' winstrcaik lit lusust' I- dgewater. presently 7-2 t paydirt On three off-thcklt' straight title as expected. But whose season close) parallels After tonight's game, the Includes its regular season taiders will take a six-day , keepers, field general Saxon thu season for several Metro that of the Greyhounds After wo (if 1,011 Irught 51tuen they battle rhanksgis'trig break. bt'Inrt' tallied 11, three and 11 yards, tt'anis is far from being over losing two of their first three ni h ;;iriSt: IlerahIS Sports -ell '11;id or tr.iditicsnul rival His.e at the the final jaunt for the score us iostuig Florida College next 'gttt playoff action and bowl guinit's (hi' Bulldogs swept past c ' wiled to see limited ut'rtrnr -1 tngerin Bowl, The Boone, tuesday night lit Ii p ITt lit (hi' he knifed through is coriipletely ganises slated for at least three six straight opponents before Four teams, including (lit' d in tilt- t urnu Braves are not expected to pose *!S gym host Sanford Seminoles. invade center-forward, heten defensive front wall on Nutturutli the Wildcats of Sloan plaios tuuch of a threat with their SJC opened (tic' SCUSOfl with finutIl (lit' Serriinoie Fltgtu gym Friday fired-up Saints blocking and l.arr (,trgley are headed for lusini,, it one Point and is us senuir returnee fruit; 1i!tlprcssis-e 3-G season report i Xii flint ball sunu-ot tmiin. l-77 iii our F loridus C tillti.'t arid S sturdiss nights for (hi dii isism to ELIU (iallst hid partR ipit iui'u iii thu Stsit Honor tar s squad Ferrell last ird In this intense series fin in the road. Last Tuesday they Strand Annual Shies Lilui1e'd mlii (hi' end zone playoffs utter they won the' F'ridus night on (hi' s'ic'tors Seminole' puss ed fur tilejunior suit-sits Eaules when on the si anin -1 A , lit ,si ssu-poin ion er_i -x'osted their murk to 240 with a ii ,O Basketball (lassa The tourtiH iitier t51(i DULJULIL t'ustrii't 3-AAAA title, b us sini lastsear 'miii l w'i' sillS' of thit'iside, usually riiukt' a runaway 14-88 victory over previously upping the count to 24-0 ruzsIiutnL it, beingSptiflsore(i os-er unbeaten and losses were too highly formLt:% )lH%. i it while the Braves 5110 the Florida Mr. which iiuirusged untis'dl (;aint'svilk'. 'flit' Cats ithstjk' c'iuli.s The opened with a ,,ndefeats'd North Florida c,intlt t the United Suitt' (tank i'rstiuitie' starters lose sines. The last Boone iuriir ('olk'gt' of Musdis,isii That four Plays lit the' first fiiiistit'd with tint unbcatt'n mark his_c to Merritt Island, currently tituI f Si'niinssle' and the Fhiridus guard uosItiuri5 IL"riduss victory was in 1969 by a 21-12 found t stngtd a l'tS-flI loss at the State 1tis'i tilt-going but sit ni. ties! twice, ranks d number one in the state ( cluri'u flit 1 rt Put C runniinc and i cnii1s score Oddis enough Boone and si:uiia,srl. rouutt. i the se (slid final two sit't'k- ,o f tto- ttu,- arid then dropped a decision to anth sf (hi' Sentinels at the Action gets underwus Friday SA FRANCISCO I AP — Wti'ttoi ('riiiirnins onis Edgewater were two of the' spening of (lii' 1971-72 season ,light at 7 p.m with Bishop puligit Veto Beach who has lost only to Steve Spurt-icr, who played for three teams to beat the Ls * * a * * uimir was us starter for the -rnari Willie- Paull., it six-foot guard. Moore of Orlando battling it was Merritt Island and Eau Gallie. And just Munda years in the shadows of the San Grevhiounids this season 'i'iiiiles last ' scar arid s back to hi_c old form aLrt'uid . HERALD SCOREBOARD !tistucsp Kenny of Juu'ksonvilk'. announced that the' Lviiium Francisco 4f.ers' Nci. I quarterexpecte to k to IIDrIda Air isulk is one of three ins thu 830 p. in tilt (lit' Outk reyhouruds. who tseiped put a buick John Brodic. Is a cool Of course, the indians (if Vera , success for tilt- I!r,. , ,-,.i tophotiiore.s tin the team fit tilt Ridge Pioneers will take(in host bitlinish tin tilt- %%*filter Park Beac. .l. "-it(, close their season 1 7[ R ush-~; competitor **always looking for ninimins it talented bill] sir 31' ptsufl_c against North Seiiiinolt' Ptng 3 the plu)offs, although they record with s Ut-B tie a the i-'rsduss against another tough the' edge' that will beat you,' handler, and also offers the C, t. C 370 po%srs I -iorida arid= against Florida shed with it Perfect 4.0 'lilt, t%ko losers play tile Sillas"11 fitiaiv tilts been named %ays tits coa('tIr I ( lut,,* Fort Pierce Central. can A F uniUlet LC)Si outsidt, stitootim: threat that ollegs for It 2f.iwiint uss erusgi' record.when they faile(I I() have rssnsolst ion tilt lit 7 pro to to 'lut iii (lit' SPis('t' Bowl irn sit hi- t'xt-luued frotti (lit' list p'u'cd tiut' Seniinules Is' victors Sari Francisco mentor Iift'k ('niOU 'hi ('l'iss A \ A Pumuik offers de'uidI out-side Sutturthsv night, while the 1 3(1 Punts 7 ? [)e(-elistLer 2. The' opponent far The !ridiutrth must play the several tinivc tis'st sea_car; Nolusri made hits comments I hooting, but rum also go in for winners tangle in tt,t' chums. the- hounds has riot yet been toughest schedule of any tt'usITu Vht'uitrn Is it senior, also us 14 lb prt • , Tuesday as Spurner was to' lusyups and nuinai.tt's to uk ;uiisrisiiip nate_ct at 8:3(1 p.m i'- .a A ir iii thi.- state Even with is loss to C I 6-'- 14 decided This.' Ilurri :anes boast Of one returnee from last' '_c riansed Associated Pres_c Offen. iuite well on the boards Tic- basket ball squad lit Sponsors of the Space Bowl ut'iltral they would present 45 (if (lit' top of!enses its siell as a cc usc! save ['layer of the Week the P- Cievetano * r un ( Saxon run, Another returnee', It )h Hurst, Seminole has been boosted b) airs.' awaiting the outcome' of (hi.' respee table 7-3 record on the' solid defense. They totaled Ru'ks h(us.si and lifford Notional Football l.&'agut'. irom sasn ( performed up to lit_ct time' return of some football Merritt I sland-Eutu Gallit' tlIi't-t' than 400 Points in nine \1umnIe will probuihls open at Spurner, a six-sear veteran contest %%hirh I.% scheduled for P - Saxon 12 run imsirs, run) 0w fur",ird 1xisitions, bill 1poth : from Florida will, "A01) tilt- HeiS_ Saxon 33 run 1pass tailit,O) tilt- %lerritt Island stadium this 7nius, am choice made b%- the ixisition to only 31. 0 se ill hi' challenged for their IA - i.,ss t run tHull fUVL moan Trophy in 1967, threw fist' ticiII) fli 'U t it F' anti te pin' r osi offic ls seemIngj - Autt,n I run 1Cii'.sncI I tuning roles John Zueli, touchdown passes Sunday in 'ir lse' 1 1, L 111 - Cl,ss rward, is t'onutng off is tn'oken S.c Frasnuc'iscss :54-21 s'it'tor%This game 'Atli pit the ',in(l, but will see sortie' zit'tiiint i'r the Utin.'ugo Bears. chuwipion of (lit' newly formed to the tournament lit' is C'S' _____ 1Ig Eight (2esnft'rt'nce against It's soniething s- vu pick up ;w'ctt'd (is be ii stronig ttirezst ti tht' runinerup in the Metro loop. ttli t'xpe'rienc'e," Spi.xrrier said r ::iki' aver omit' of (tic' ,sta,rtrna , si twit Nolan praised his role in t r 'ic_c after liii' season sits tist' si- rn. "I've started five' The New York Mets have suf. :irmck'rsiui gites now and let rue- tell you feted five no-hit games during r. I • ,lsdm Whigtiuim. us guard i. I'm a be tter quarterback now (heir National League ende.av. 11 :slssi back ott (hi.' court hulloss nit Or's (turn when I started" t)nc)kt'nl huirud hlt-'tI be' Itiokiru: e I C' in starting noR', but will 4.1 A\_,, Bs ERIC I'I(I %l ill 1 nI I I I Its hi it. r ts 51 hs tni is ub.sbls fad it quilt diffu ult •o 'iJ;/rT1rIriJi %sstn'wI1'd ('rt'Ss Spurts Vi flier 's cInunItitt in tioximig hi_br I tin I It list' Sahsto- I abut I ,iii;s cit tier ( noun ui_c tit - rLLLr, I K! 11 I'cF Ni. s APs 1 want Frazier I don't want ti. I Foster. whose ring record i's' iii atoru F umnutr heavyweight ihampion the division to die because thus. ns!.1 49.6 rs-u,,ised $125 000 - --V~ _- - . W_ ~~ Rounding Out tilt- starting five NAL . w \\'imimtiI' I )alusiti. -Iuss ii liii I mti', Ill' hail ill liii';uliiito, svas si'Ic'ted tin Most \'aliiahli' I 'l;ivs'm Ioi' thu totit'titittt'iit I)S' J vote of tlit' ls.';ints lit thu i•:s Ws)il I \%() IZa III I'S and lost Ni t- 110111-:111's TM ES &l i flU nat ed froin the t I('Lilt horton Benefit Invitatiomial Women's Sl ow- J. - " lit from hi ntu s ii. but is still - ________________ tarries while Cleveland carved le vel - -- -' tiff return * called back from the Falcons end zone onTrinits infrictionc picked up 150 siir I' Ili 24 r4irriec for it 61 sorushing average. The senior tuslflacI moved his flint-gui I season total to 1.325 yards Liking the first poss&csi irinits mosed tht pigskin i yards. mostis on flesehira running, for the game's first &.,;_ - - - Cleveland. whc had a fine .ardfirstqunrterruriningplay - ,... .- - R -IF , a.k jii'.i rlsvr t. Ai.ihanii c''t', ,L411 I hr.wI hid tiissure'si, the Tiger , rrdght be ripe (sw 'in iipci' against the improving (',ats'r Resisting the temptation I fic? Carolina at North Cuir lun.s \leetirg of once-heater Allan teuirns, hut tJNC' ('on_c? Conference champs ir' Sun Bowl-Wind while Ft I - , ______ - usiglt ti's' ,irsr,ther (,,1554' f ',n (s'ntiiry But i(s aIes ( s',q'( Rob ls'viinv'y's lust borne game !a-(s'nssivnly, thin thing that'' NJI5 Vi 11(1< Wsat ' ini'I it s;uys here - just like it ' imvsprtutst'.'P about theist is dif fer sos e a s ''or isitikec did 1usd Nebraskut ,hiu';t sass' 'I1i,s,skqis'hnig ago, t)us'ir great teuiit, cpeed At Mu-higiri at (1'uo State- - An. its'' Ns'hsj siskal )kiuitsi.,,ia gn,,ie titus's. Soil Il set' an rsps'nlnig, hint other one of those all-mil w.,r_c at Nist isbn, I 1kb, , w;ic being if s'oli don't hit it right away, for the Big Ten rr.wn and the Woo wit there any t''iits'cl ic list' ( ;ssuin ..f this' ('en- cu'lk'rul PK)n(.r i 's of (siring top-ranked tuirs tt'tstsuring it ,; it shiP tIn' 12 umiors' S'.uilhcrn Cal in the Rose Bowl ts't,uisc ins thu i'niuriirr .q for Oklahiirrsa. the S's-ionnre Ijor.tensr usually tells the ntnry ta.,. l,IlI, ,... i...-. a i.. ii,, i,'t,,i,a 'I-as',' isi.r'n k,niiis trrwsinU ,,sIr-----------,.,,,,,I liii ---------------------------r''' iii'' iiii' i.ihius in tiit iiI.i1(5i'IJp ISIS'S L i's, 5;i''5 I.icrhuinkc ceh .r. We s ti:iniqssssnschsl;i ansI us hit oflo , 'ored more than nine point_c on '.s.nal isriths' is at stuiks' at I .int- tI'' t' UI' hall up and down the Michigan all year; four rs s silo, Ns'ti clot e hi- I Oklahoma hell, last w"'re not putting it in pe.nentc didn't score at all. The is ssnls ranked il hssiittts imil tie- this • nil ions like we re capable hiaflIfe(l-tJf) [Ibid he, tS (in the - s - , , .1 .i,i,,i,,,p Ii,,t,.,.,.',milia,aeacn t I ,$_l_1 I'll iwosinus' IlililfiFlIli ''' ui'iituiuig orrwr nuu-inti, nose yieurirtu ,uP tstitti;slsso Ni'tirtsck;, P. I-i, is no 11,1101 more tssil.insred than a points to Wisconsin, 19 to Stuni 'r aVo Our d1if'ns" va stl y I. Its I Its iii fifth rw'coa and Slit hIgifl State and impro ved I Ito Northwestern in their let_ct Oklahis';iiui'c Ni'vi'rt tii'li''*s, Oklahomaranks second no)kIt ((stir ossting,4 f_cpite the home ChileF.'inhiuinks city_c it issnallv in total offense, first In t Michigan field advantage 'lssu'as t husk a tot different N.'hir;isku,'s styli' rtichisrig, fifth in ssrung, eighth Texas A&M al Texas A&M's than i,ist ear Ili ds'lt'ncs', fifth in ruchinit I-:(mV)r' B.' 11.ir,l tlevi,serl tutu-h nh hIlls' till total (lens" -,chtis' lifts-i ' - nI ilo'sr d,ff5f5;5, is iiviry ths''n'i' and ,''ind Ili l00 0ints, thsi' V, itstir,r' t si4IttIlriit under l);irrnll Royal susli' rpi'Iu I i'ut s's':,r, Itn'rt' ig,iiuisI. N.'t,rusck is third In total nsf- (or fuvs' years at ses'ni' thin's ssls.'ts thi.'y'tl just I AUISluiflO State at Finn,!,, It krs'p niosning 't r usigtst •st you (eric". fourth in passing, second took I tJ three çs'riri_c t.t_ct .Sat. ansi it w,is uisifirtiht to 111.1 tile in s 'stung, Ups in total defense, ball .m.1%, (isiuus I liens Now, s'igtithi in rushing tls'fence' and uirthisy night against lowly Misciccsppi Slate to recover from ls'r'' hs' tours' if , lilt,. Is- l)4, third in snoring defense 'IJ P',i tI 'i .t 'hi •iI,,tI. t ii '-., I '1' \,fs,st Si ist 1.-ui ,,itul ttt".'i' tt'I;,lrsi: lhssIr, lt..iits'r Iii ,iusruy differ'-iii wns'c us lit It'i Ill- I Nl'uSFN"4)N cciis ituis'il l'r.'c 'p.irtc Writer - - n Clash With Oklahoma . .r k 5A Nebraska Rated Favorite I TP WudncbscJa'/, Nt.', fl 1972 the Sanford Herald CO Sue 437. Wilditood Fsosid. 37755 tn - 't 44 trtus *,Id.od 40(1 IsestuIg 6 mIleS .5151 / t qr,5, .iti ci I 15 U */it• camp.r.v cu.s•pt tIp X0 6tiodarb feralb 300 N. FRENCH AVE. EONTINIENTAL CAMPfl 1ESQI1Ttl,iNC -_____________ £) ? 'l PH. 32226111 I I I Address City — State SI 5.-h, ki j',aa I,, I Ii. is . Zip ,,il - �6A— The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 22, 1972 U 0 c. GEORGE ISPER Auoelated Press Writer Li Iricf Bttmkrc B II I just a bo ve the demiJitari7ed th ' crew nine, and its two crewmen are o thers. missing. SAIGON Al') The U.S. Command today announced th e heaviest R52 attack of the war on North Vietnam and the loss of two smaller jets., including another one of Its swing-wing Fills.. Three of the erewmc,n are missing and one was rescued, the command said. - The Fill was the fourth of the $15 million planes lost since the con troversial all-wea ther at. tack bomber returned to cornbat on Sept. 28. The command said it disappeared before dawn Tuesday while cm a solo mission .71 - _`!~__ I '- REPRESENTATIVES of various Career fields spoke to interested students at Lyman High School. Mary Mc'Laughlin, coordinator. Lyman; Ann Jones, pharmacist. Eckerds Drugs; Janie Weinii4n,'g v,ctlr,,' T •rr,nr,. ( t LaLSWIi, berger '' 1.! liulil. Editorial Comment ,I In Heaviest Attack The U.S. Command also reportedthat a Marine F4 fighterbomber was shot down in sou therr Laos Monday. It said one crewman was rescu ed and th e other was missing. The loss of a third American plane was report ed by the U.S. Emba&sv in Thailand, where most of the US- Air Force planes flying against Nor th Vietnam are based. The Em. basss' said a C47 crashed late Tuesday as it was landing at the Nakorn Phanorn base in northeast Thailarct, killing two of and injuring eight Fifteen B52 missi ons were reported in North Vietnam below the 20th parallel d uring the 24hour period ending at noon Wednesday, topping a previous high of 13 such missions du ring one 24-hour period, While the U.S. Command would not disclose how many B52s made up each mission, other U.S. military sources said all and there were about 45 they dropped more than 1,300 tons of explosives on the sou th ern panhandle of North Vietnam. U.S. military sources said th e R attacks were unusually in rrth N heavy to make up for the curtailment in lighter-bomber strikes due to the monsoon weather. Th e U.S. Command reported only GO such strikes Tuesday, the fif th successive day the total has been 60 or less. The B52s are unaffected by the weather since they can fly as high as 35,000 feet and drop their bombs by radar. The U.S. Command said their targe ts were supply caches awaiting shipuwnt into northern Laos and to North Vietnamese forces in Sou th Vietnam just below the demtlltari7ed zone. Meanwhile, heavy North Vietnamese resistance and torrential rains stalled South LiectionsspoilightJapan'sWorldRole 0 Is! I Vietnamese marines trying to push north ward from Th City toward the DMZ to expand their terntorial control Prior to a cease-fire. The marines hasp advanced about miles dur ing the past week, and Quat) Tn is 19 miles below the tIM?. Saigon The contfl,nd claimed that nearly 300 Nrh Vietnamese troops had be'n kill ed by air, artillery fl4 gr.'und attack during the pass three ilays in the ceniral high. lands 15 to 20 miles southwe o I'leiku. (',overnment casualties for the same period werç repo rt ed officially as 15 kiIIeJ and 62 wounded, but the are believed to be higher. increasingly . five 4 B THE ASSOCIATED PRESS an officer Th e Israeli Army seal ed off said. One Israeli soldier also th e Golan Heights again today was wounded. The Syrians later and kept its troops there on full Ann Riley Photo) alert in the wake of their hi' ba ttle with Syrian forces Tues.da%. i"he Israeli command said the p 'IIIC1I L4dCJ 5CIZtO from Syria in the 1964 war. was "quiet but tense." An Israeli commander at. B MARION RETHE. tiuitted shelling sixcivilian vill a .q'iL' UI ALTAMONTE SPRINGS I during the battle with Although it is customa ry as Syrian forces Tuesday. He said he was actmg on orders from provided by the municipal thL office until Jan. 2, when duct an inspec'tion By BILL ç('fl' k charter for a councilman to lose the new board will meet in a re- grade facility be fore th e board tit UP. his seat on coun ci l after missing The shelling intended "to organizational session to elect a Tlw swearing in tonight of takes official action to accept four consecutive meetings, a give the Syrians a signal that chairman and vice chairman. the Sou th Seminole facility, two new Seminole County deviation was niade b)' City' they should stop shelling our ci. Business items on tonight's School Boari Sims, in his first official members Council at yesterday's meeting. board agenda include: a report action as new member, is ex. yuan settlements," a senior previous to the regular by the charter immander told newsmen i-ischeduhd 7:30 p.m. meeting at on the inspection of the new Red pected (ci request the board to commander provision is Co un cilman Kei th Lyman High School will result Bug Elementary School by set school housing and planning iting the battle zone on the ( Nixon, who was seriously in. Ian Heights. Suns and Mrs. Bryant, who in an all Republican board. work sessions to deal with S made' about 20 to 30 hits jured in an accident having were narnd b Keeth u. con-. prcblems of overcrowding. been registered as absent since inside the villages. Who lives in Newcomers Davie Sims and ______________________________________________________ Oct. 31. them" Poor people." Ruil Feathervictorious il man fl....I or man ounc Israel hit the villages after Republicans over offered and it was subsequentl he Syria fired on two Israeli civilDemocratic counterparts I in adopted, a resolution statmg tan outpost.s, killing one civilian counts' elections, will join that Nixon's absence is ,rI,f.k1 holdovers A F )i.th UIIU excusa bl man; Jean Bryant, T Therefore, the resoluti on sets chairman and Dr. Stuart forth . Nixon should be excused Culpepper. also of the same from coun cil m ee ting attenPolitical parts' affiliation. dan ce until his physical eonTw other defendants in the diton and well being permits. I F. RICHARD (1CCONF. The swearing in and oath will In another matter, CounAssociated Prrs Writer case. Lee !%emer, 33, anci John be administered by Douglas cilman Helen Keyser presented R. Froines, 32, were were acStenst,rorn, school board atto council an impressive lay-out quitted by th e' jury. All of the M; APi Declaring tcirney, after both of th e furnishings and equip-seven were acquitted of conSims and that the trial judge took ito f• Feather received their written ten antagonistic ment for the new City Hall. spiring to iflc'it'.' the rioting. attitude Commissions from Tallahassee toward the An eighth defendant. Black defen.sc," a federal th ereby giving certification to appeais Panther leader Bobby Seal'.', court has overturnec] the r.00phytes, was se'vere'd from the case beserving their the conviction of five antiwar first terms on ans elected cause of outbursts in the courtactivists in the case of the board. room and the' government de'Chicago 7 — d ined to bring him to trial e ruling Tuesday by the Th Williarni Bud i ld)er, Teague again. U.S. 7th Circuit Court of ApMiddle School principal and The defense contended from peals Climaxed a controversial winner over incumbent John the st.art that no conspiracy wits case which st erns from street Angel for the post of County involved, Abbit' Hoffniar, often rioting during the week of the schoo l su;wrintcrident, will not I)einocrati'.' remarked. - How could we National Con. vention here in 19Gb Conspire do anything' %%'te couldn't even agree on lunch The fist antiwar activist'. 71K, who were convicted two years The trial began Sept. 24, 1969 ago of inciting the rioting ended there were in. suits, the gagging and binding T. Delirnger, 5G lien. nard C. "Rennie" Davis. 32 in court of stoic testiAbbot "Abbie" Hoffman. 33; t11('nY Of Mayor Richard J. Da. Jerry Cr 33; and Thomas Icy, the sarcastic comments of Hayden, n. the of poet Allan Ginsberg, the The were sentenced to five .cars In prison and lined s,000 defense attorney Williani THURSDAY cacti. KunsUer and the obsccmties But the appeals court ruled arid comedies staged by the de. MORNING i4,, f'nd;int I hiI their constituti By Feb. 3, 1970, the jury of I(' 1oilo*in pe'cial as have been s'toittc'.j m tt (The program is planned IC) N bttt'r lou.' woi:ien and two men weary trial before 73, Thanksgiving Da 1 of t.S.Distr the long trial during which .a Judge Julius J Iloffma.,. they had been Sequestered in a LEAVING HOME Chicago hotel The appeals court convicted the ruled that 9:00 (7) Thanksgiving IS NO LAUGHING the' gcivernincn could retr- the five men of actually inciting Pre Parade rioting defendants. But Thanks;i,in; it CBS () added: MATTER ... Day Parade In Washington, a J ustice Del'here is evidence iii the (t) Movies partment spokesman declined record, hicti, if believed, and But the \Velcrne 's'anmn 10.00 (7) Mac ys to couirnnt on a possible ret. inferences favorable' to the de. hostess can make it ezisa'r Thankçjn; ftndant s dcii ti't, s ('uld lead a rial witil the appeals court dt'0.i adjust to your new Parade isiun is iini,ilz.ed jury I •icquit 11.00 ( t) Password '.rrounding. and rrI. 11:30 ( t) Bewitched he put a snide on your -. manager, Winter Park Telephone Company; Brown. Assistant Principal, Lyman. C C injuring three, the Leroy Ri School Board Meets Tg ,'.'.'. ." 1"•' - . II Iii The S iut the IKirnell -'lorida onight '.emrno , The l ill MflTU .Iiat mi 'hristz niong Court Overturns Five Convictions ' uJ1ws runber Thel ack s 1 aider iii sket x'rwol iI)ac 'J i 4-ga After S.ider rt nk losting rueNia HS g) sic s-7; in the )Kctel tIl(UI_ JIiIILIUIlt (lit LI t'IlIli . the yen. Who's Fooling? - Mayor Lawrence Swofford, justifiably proud of the city's accomplishment, said he has heard nothing but praise for both the City Hall and new Civic Center,andcornpftmentedMrs, Keyser for her achievements in the projects, on which the decorating. etc. has fallen her I • Remember the "short form" of several years ago. Well, it will he hack next year. And guess what, "Forty per cent" of all taxpayers will he able to use this form of only 18 lines. Of course, you must not have more than $2(K) use this in dividends and $2(N) in interest if you boon to taxpayers. And you will not be able to • • S , . p : p . S • . • itemize your deductions. FREE Transfer of Funds from which The Treasury, -. '(Watch For "SUPER BANKER"!) ILI - jvraLb 'anthrb 1flr 'The Homes Of Happy Banking' inshort form WBS issued. Some who what goes on in unpopular because being conned. announced this novation. didn't say why the dropped the last time it was assert that their memory of Washington is keen say it was taxpayers decided they were Anywhere in the World TELE PHONE 261i S .lc0 N A 831 9'93 AVE FRENCH AL 1 ER - , SANFORD IF I fl.'. A A NI D DOY L E Ad, u' ' . " 32'71 FLA cltr ,n'.1 Publtsher 0 .re to' P. Ass? o Pblshi'- C ruljtOn Genc,aI inaqe' F RANK VOL 101 IN Asçocsle Edlur JOHN A SPOLSk I VAN PELT FRED M,inaq ng Sj.jr 1s E did GiIt0', Cott,,er jI Ii', GR( UN ROY Cd I)r '.iII',i.;s'r "(I ,'c t'..c • (ItAki I I,.,. ,SI',, (4551 LIII WRY I t'.t , ipenin Rubin, Willi s back Paulk E. judge, the theatrics (fl,', :, insults by aphor or 30 10fl(t 'ulleg on t,l I - Paul . hootii he la luitel Anot I;ISfl t ' - - AFTERNOOP'i I _. I:0)tt;all P'J'.,s YO'. 12 00 (2) Pr 1 - vs Detroit ( t) News 230 ( t) Spht St'O)i 10 Deal 2:00 Ct) NCAA FootballOklahoma vs, Nebraska 2 ( (5) NFL Pro Football ) In early New England it was the custom at Thanksgiving time to place five grains of corn at every plate as a reminder of those stern days in the first winter when food was so depleted for the Pilgrims that only five grains or corn were rationed to each individual at a time. The Pilgrim Fathers wanted their children to remember the sacrifice, suffering and hardships which made possible the settlement of a free people in a free land. They wanted to keep alive the memory of that long sixty-three•,,, uay '.14) ,w,.... Iar.II n toe ti n y M a ey did not want their descendants to forget that on the day in which their ration was reduced to five grains of corn only seven healthy colonists remained to nurse the sick, and nearly half their numbers lay in the windswept graveyard on the hill. TMGMNG 17, 1- 91 i1fly,10/1, For the Pilgrims who landed at J'ly mouth. For their part in helping to build our countr'. 2 A & . MASTIC CHARGI P0 Ic. 1214 S..'t'd. Fl. i gobTetepo.. means I column by 2 in. ches. Too small for art idfo be noticed or effective? IAN CAM You're reading this one! 520 S. Maple Avi. 322.0500 Sofiford. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Florida COPdN't LESLIE $31 4757 C.&,'L.rry, Ft.. — riLDA RICHMOND SIS.5167 c'sop.. '.. $2 40 Month $2B.4Ol Year SSc Week S14.70ó Months - - Same A Home Delivery In Florida . MI ('Hh..r M'iii t7 70 Mnnih A Mnntht hA 70 -.... -- . - - - 17 mn 517 tO - ---- ----- U.S Postal Regulations provide that all mall subscriptions be paid in advance Entered as second class matter August 72. 1908 at lhe Post Florida 32771 Office of Sanford, -................ - y f lower. . Th - -. - - 7: The Herald is a member of the Associated Press which is entitled exclusively to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed in lh's ne',spiper !t That may sound an odd thing to ia:,' ahoiit a poIitit'.i party that gained two U.S. Senate seat ,idded one nior" governorship, and lost only a handful f ihi'i.' eats f'retty sturdy there, all right rut ','.'t 'hi''. Ettit they are the nation's majorit par: -' ;ri/.' - f hove lost the biggest of the last six time , ,ri that s 'rht. Uotu'rt Bet Is(Copley News Service) Offbeat Ruminations Little Known But Interesting Facts !ri'. ''I in 'ti' 'n ply tiw.tiing anything fflji(l,' of iron incite'; goiil lurk. You II ti It. ii; i';ui'.irti tit''.t I(('l' tfi', tot ti' I, 'hut . Ii ''ii Its Il I, 1(051 II I liliii, , a \i il(i, IAP I tiililtillliSt might ru'v.'r know it he didn't open Ills iti;iil ha v e iir weather if you refuse keep your wits iilioiit )liIi, to a gypsy woman beg. put your hat charity Folklore: If you lii start (if it journey, at c ar the on wrong, tIn' surest way is to throw It You can also expect poor avert had lurk or s'. worse .'athcr if you Sim:i new nrii' :is aS, 111141 litis I low hard Is a iliattirol A ii i;unond-pi tinted tool is so hard it t',in cut a groove tlinnigh hronn' 1,2411 miles long Iwf ore it - - -------- - --- -- - ---- . - OUT - r brIliIfly (of ,i par- -- -5- S htriiniFe lx-fore ni'sliarpi'niiiig, l':irly front iersmen on the %Iiestern slopes of (lit' Rocky Mountains often c,iciki'tl their ii teals with what (lit's' calledI tiiitiiiiii rocks. Tin' ii-caIk''I rocks %%crt, (;iken friiii ili'l)iiit', of shalt', which, ss'hien heated, released oil. 'there are at least three ani, ,,,,is which, t'rause of their size or ferocity are relative1 sale from any predator e x cept man. They are the elephant -tril l rhinoceros on earth, arid the killer sha1e In the' sea A Virginia doctor s;s s it isn't (ciii' that tuberculosis Is a curs.' brought to the Americas by (lie' white luau. Dr. Martin .7. Alli. son of the Medical College of Virginia sass he has found SiflS of tulK'rl'ulosis in (lit' iiiuriiiiiifie'.l lIy of a Peruvian Indian child who died about 700 A I)., several hundred years is'fort' sshite explorers arrived. Quotable' notables: "It isn't the things in the Bible I don't understand that worry me; it's the things I dii uride'rstand,'' Mark Twain. 'hue most numerous sot'it'ty: One out of every live persons on earth Is ('hines'.', Accidents are in (hi' head: Several scientific studies have shown that psychological far. tors, such as inger, boredumuu, It'flsliiti or preoccupation, are more iIuilrnrLurut than physical rtI- I lJAf'1t1 4 .rI .' ' , ($ fir (1 ~00 ) ~44 ~ .) , / . '•. . .111 ~tH'I . / I - - have I - ust ,..'i:-.'' o e,iiI itt en us t i'''hi .. . ' iiit , is''' ,,..,r 'ce ,-.. .1' u rour sufficient posit ion of ships and to hold the Congress for all hut two short ;panc since 1930, which nvrtheless has been having trouble t the presidential level for most of the last 24 years There surely can't he much comfort this time in rsntinn that Sen. George MeGovern'.c percentage of the vote ir'1 wasn't all that far behind Hubert Fftimphrey's of 19 (' Gov most Of ':i! President N ixon picked rip .iU,ic'5 ht$TR snrengtn ih (act is, whien there is any measiir,ihihe chippin i,v at the major parties by lesser forces, it seems to tLo [)enwrats, the supposed top clogs, who generiil ,.. stiffer the worst inroads S,mevstuere in ,ill this is a deep lesson for the D" i,'',, crats fl'eW wramhling to recover ' '1 -. rapacity to develop a message '.s appeal' The evidence says they ha'. nil ii' 'n The fundamental element may : timr ;it"as air a trunL' new come up with any really gonsi The old New Deal thing of big program.hig money wabeginning to wear out in Harry Truman's lay Lyndon Johnson never got much political credit for his l9 splurge of Great Society legislation because 0D it was partly dicioointeti as old New Deal stnf( long overdue and 2 I it strin k a lot of people as just more if somethin that wasn't working very well The Democrats' great political advantage in the 1930'; and early 1Os was that they moved mightily to hrnoctt'n the nation's middle and lift it lip toward more livable levels. But, having done that, they've lost the knack of appealing to this great, sprawling thing they helped to create They have an im,ige of themselves .is the party of the downtrodden. and they want to keen it Still, the qacstloii for them today, and the realistic ones know it, is this' how do you keep on helping the downtrodden, especially when so many are black and racial animosities get woven into it, and seem not to be both neglecting and overburden. in g financially I the millions you helped up the ladder unUi that broad middle' The Democrats' utterances of recent vintage .cuggt'sl they don't have the faintest aica Certainly George Mc'Govern's early far-out economic and social not inns 'von' no help The ,, scared the in nidlo' more than the '.' liii hi' rich. Nothing was sillier than thit word from some Mem ;)v.'rn. its's last spring that they we're winning the nomination because either there was no s'emitt'r'' or it had ' rnmed to the left Those boys learned ,ihout life in Nov 7 The middle is still there, and Mr Nixon got it ,'' :'", ' . I' .. ,' '. - - - i' ' I - One Man's Opinion ' Red Tape at Its Bloomin' Reddest - 11 .0 - - IF _- . - - 11, ,Ill It I C___. 1 E the ','',' -' , ' we r' .cti'ui ill the .k, It was Sir Walter Scott who observed, ''When a man has not a gI reason for doing a thing, he has one good reason for letting it alone." _____________________________ rv,,ED IN, -ruR,ID ON, DaPPED niet'tls sIiarpt'nini. A tungsten .arl)iill tool 'all rut a similar groove' through only 21 miles , if - 1IZ_r By DO . 11 - - You can light city hall, hut it helps to 00' ° .1 ')pv int mi' am machine. especially it 'city hail'' hapn:'n-. i this agencies ii the 1' S government In a recent ruling, a member of t:'. ;um''r'',?,ii'' I 'jumerce Commission declined, in the interests 'ii urtIt'rts procedure.' the petition of one Graces Stern ) f Chevy Chase. Md to waive the commissIon's rule uaquiring individual consumers to follow the same complex procedures as corporations in making comments to tilt, agency The rule requires 15 copies. double-,;paced, of anything '. I 00 I Copley News Se rvice - -. - - -- --- - , Convertibles Saf ety Experts To Eliminate Model ('iiple's Nest'. Sers Iii' ('i,nserttble-ri r buffs who haven't set ittapte'iI (ii sun roofs are in for an even bigger shock this year. I)etroit a ut iii iakers base' lsis eu to the safety czars in W;islungtiin, irat'titihly elii iumnatirig i'.invt'rt ible' miuodels fri un their lint's But. there's more than just the safety angle ss ho- h tr,is sictial.'d thit' k'tiiis' .1 the open-air touring .'itr. Strengthening the fratiut' bs using it roll bar isan iiuil)r,i(tit'al t'ngin''rimig feat tliit' to (lie hiss twit line on a conisertibho', Its more ', iilnt'rahle to side uiipac( in t'iise Of an acub'nt. And the cost gui's UI) too, tx('ause it's the iii ist espensive tXftl to build. It isn't Fun to ride with (lit' till) tluissn at high st't'1is. It's ,lus nnight uncomfortable for it lit tit \mi,I citinpk'te'ls unuit'ct'ptablt' loi' niutist ss uitien As fir looks, (lie vinyl top make.., the hardtop look like a com ertibh', and Miii roofs offer it sirlutnonu to (ho' huairruffinug and ss iiuil noise l)rlh)I('luis a iiii nil i', nit i '. iilner,th'lu ti sari- hal isiii Mist (,tit s e'rtihle oss rn'rs wurrs ,tt."out Ut' l)'sibtlity of having the top slit by a knife or other sharp objects. The huge increase in the use of air conditioning in all sires if tars plus the increase in high-speed freeway travel probably contributed most to the sales decline during the Iat few sears Chrysler Corp., and American Motors base IN: most dramnatR' report on the ill-fated .pen spurts-touring cars. They have none. Chrysler's biggest year for the open tops was in i';.t when they produced over 45,000. In the host sar e if production, 1971, the sold only 3,128 such units Oct' of the most pular of all their invertible nutels, bosses cc, % the W 'ii>' ('invertible,'' a Toss 11 and CountrysI eries built in as 1946-48, ss hich combined features of a station ss ,ig'n ,inel a convertible that is filed. plus a copy sent by first class rii.iil to each party on the other side Mrs Stern had sought the waiver on behalf of her'a'lt and other consumers who might want to comment on ;:r posed changes in regulations governing interstate mu' of household goilits. According to the Washington Star-New', the ICC rule in this case would have necessitated 19 copies The double. spacing requirement meant that what could he stated in a two.page letter burgeoned to a four- page document to hi' duplicated at prices ranging from Ii) cents to 25 cents a page Mrs Stern figures she would have had to pay $19 just lit get the ICC to read her comments The decision, sass her lawyer, "is absolutely outrageous at a time when every agency is trying to encourage public participation, particularly in the consumnttr area wher" the reath, need the views of curisumners who have ctul ly experienced problems with huusvtu.ilti moving There's no question, argues Mrs. Stern,, that the regul.i tiun has the effect of discouraging c'i,muuliiefltS from consuiuiers As a result, with the exception II ,tinl': lar.' n. ran consumer urgaiilzatui,fls, the ICC i , lot Iikel' individual lr a cast' that s itallv iftevts thetmu ' - Who knows, someday this type of design will t*'rtiria' it Iou. It might even signal the return of inure convertible's, but they'll probably hose hot. pink h.irs ss ith ss intl deflectors BERRY'S WORLD .,'. .'.' ,.,. 1..,,-, 831 695 Fern Park E Estates Goldenrod Eastbrook Marilyn Gordon 831 6915 Bear Lake Forest City Ann Riley 831 9959 Lake Mary Ann Sic'czkowski 122 8104 Casseiberry Tangiewood Kathy NbI,trk 838 /150 1~ p. 4' Chuluota Lim Baker 550 S 3rd St Chuluota Colored Community Marva Hawkins 177 5.418 Our Business Office will be closed Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 23, 1972 Does Broadcaster Really Exist? B tHIN F'Rhh•ThtN ('iipl.'s Ness'. Sirs Ice Altamonte Springs Marilyn Gordon Marilyn Gordon 831 6915 I - Howard Cosell Herald Area Correspondents Low evening rates begin at 5 P.M. '. - No part of any material, news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced In any manner written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any Individual or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered as intringing on The Herald's copyright and will be held liable for damage under the law Published daily and Sundays. except Saturday The Winter Park Telephone Company VIRGINIA PLTOSKI SR Phtiv ,0h,'r I OP.n'T1 P.m .Iapaiwst', who imw rate Chi n a as ,bipitis top foreign l)Uli('' I)l'iOl'it\', with the I 'uiit('d States taking S('t'Oli(I I)hii('l' ri?. rI'''.'1r11 '1nekly to try to fund Th"U' .t' i'.' ii"r; _---------., . IEEI 1 X . WAY sTI vi Ns P!,'',. kIll I c --------- ------.---------By Mail Remember to Dial Long Distance Direct. :tfler$Cat)%, S',il Home Delivery today as a useful means of recalling those great gifts for which we are grateful to God. Let's give thanks for the IA'gat's that utiakes us .n.1 ___ ~APII -~ 1 1PIVe- grins Of con The use of five grains of corn placed by each plate was a fitting reminder of a heroic past. Symbolically it may still serve ( t) All Mv Children 1:30 ( t) Let's Make a voci NT Oit fF 1:00 (Si UFL Football 1 ap; tI tided by the Its I)I('K .I'I'Ii:(.Il: e'n 'fri' 8u)ssr ta'. k from disaster, clearly need to spend .i lot of Tr'" mucing at the philosophical level They have lost their States any longer possesses the economic or internal political strength to worry about Asia. 'itito' it extricates itself from Vietnam , alter it 35- 'o'ar break. The move' Was W idrlv 111v BRI'('E prot ('('I ion of the nuclear urn tire) In Some 1apanese quest inn whether the United Ch illa Democrats Have Thinking to Do _J __W -_ lo'ast there is little belief among the .Japanese tiulav that they would ever have to seek the $ ', David Scale, the , RALPH I?AY, R' I 'c ''P,t% DOW I'- Wit I. IAMS j.tr s s'i , Q) ~/_V/ 0 F WlNltiFD TAYLOR C,ARY E4elute it mods All . • ' Congress may have' gone, btit UCWS continues to flow out of Washington. One dispatch has to do With income tax returns. With the "new"form 01 for next year, no less. to indef Junior 'evens! ST q L) & The der in each if the ef (ices designated for city personnel is spectacular, as is the council meeting chambers - Ltide tyon op of I ' teu'nat loon 1 mat ters as being out dat ('(I and 100 restrictive'. l'hev 1'.'O'I their xsit Ion today ('11111 k's I hem to it less suIl)s('rv i t'mil more respect ill We role in the new era of shared lxi%'er and shared t'espouisilii lit y. iJLiI)iitl 'S first major ('X('!'('ISI' 10 I tltIf'lwfl(l('llt diph)mncy Was ('on(Iu!cte(l by Tanaka who'n he visited I 'o'k I rig In Sept em ber a nd signed an agu'et'men t normali zing relations wit h , I Wr"iric'ctJii', Nov 27, 19/7- -1 Political Notebook ' Ta naka also has ta ken the first sU'ps Iowa i' thto' long- delayed peace treaty with the Soviet I I flioll. With regard to the Security Treaty, Japan k'o'lc its nirc'd for U. S protect ion decreasing prti;wirt boa Ielv as relat ions improve bet wen thic' I 'onnrntiniisl and non-('ommunist powers. At the' Most ,Ja pan('S(' have conic' In xdicy ol closely following the II. S. lead in inregard - the t;oian . III home and a foreign poliey that is flUHP iiso'rlive, in keeping with Japan's $)5itiOI1 85 (lit' world's No 3 econoiiuc power. l"or 21 years Tokyo's foreign policy wis .Japan Security based firmly on the U. S. 'l'n'atv. The Japanese leadership had t)('C011tc ')('('(isIt11('(I to relating itself to the world via America. and to t a k in i foreign events into ac count by first calculating their impact on America and on t' S. ,J apano'sc I'vlatn)ns. This postwar' ''pai'tnership'' as Vashington called it bet ween a f)wer1tll, self -confi(knt I iiitcd St;iti' amid a rajiitllv rising .J:ip;il1 has li.iti_'ly L)l'('il i.'lk'ii jut'..) (l(i('StiI)tl, liowt'vcr. '11w Sudden American overture I uwarol ('hina, without prior Consultation with ,Japan. I'tiSc(i t)asic questions of trust and confidence. The c'omhtnat ion of persisting 1)8 Ia nec of payments surpltis('s for- .laj)an 811(1 deficits 10)!' the' I 'oiled states has ca tisc(l econoni it' II'ict ion. I hiving l)(ilt Uj) their industry , 80(1 (lemon' sti'ated their ability to conipt'te %%- ill) AilleI'ICatl products, tile .1,11),uiese have resented 1 1. S. restrictive ineastires calling restraints oil iig s I UV ill Litli IUI I Japanese exports and forcing . .helZ'J a th u-ct Israeli settle- artillery battle along ment. plateau Tuesday end ed at dusk. Th e eight-hour air, tank and It was the second th is month and one of the heaviest ex• Councilman Injured; Absence Is Excused A// Republicton S e48 personnel crucial. The general elect ion to he held Dec. Ii) will inure Iirmlv establish how that role Is to he played over the next four years. Premier Kakuci Tanaka, riding it wave iii popularity alter slightly more than four months III office, is co1idflt his 1411)Vral Democratic Party will he returned to power. If it is, he will have won a uiandiite 00 8 (Iome'dic program that is designed to improve (inn's welfare and create a better life at the Vrv.ntinne1 Brock, t ole in world affairs Is becoming .la pans It Quang Golan Heights Quiet Since Tuesday Battle With Syria I bm' %anfr;rei ttnr"ikf Deltona.DeBary Enterprise Finnette Edwards 668 8363 Lake Monroe 3 ?? 2611 Longwood Ann Riley 831 9959 Winter Springs Nimy Booth 312 6/JS Ostun Mrs Clarence Snyder 322 4811 Geneva - Oviedo Slavia Liz Mathicux 349 5705 It I loss arc] ( ','se'll utidmi 'I u's ist, st'ii 1111111.1"'1111,Y00 1) uiiiltIru'l make him Iii). But s,iii could (cs I(i'gimi stitti a i*'ike'm'luI of pure gall, add a test hits' of iirniiluti'tl ego 1iluing ss itli ii miie'asurt' of rim, galvanic energy. MIx ss elI anti thrust iii equal parts of a dictionary, i(oge't's 'l'twsunirus, it corn' luuti'r 's memory bank and a voice that could cut ghui ss As befits (iii' lass s.'i, he once stas, hiussard ('ose'hI Is it iou suiiimnate'ly skillful actor ss ho has created his toss ii role, s'. hicti hit' plays to the hilt, enjoying every performance And tie plO) s I hiss arc] ('usd1 better than ans omit', ss ithi st It' auitl flair and it helping of high good hunmior. There is, contrarily, another Howard ('usd1. O(f'e'auiit'ru, the ('useR manner Is almost disarmingly gentle, the sot'.".' softer, less jagged, the polysyllabic vocabulary reduced to size. lie is wearing plaid slacks and it bush juu'k.'t stilt t I ''It Is it style I have borrowed from iiiy distinguished unmifi ele, I"i'iarless Frank Gifford" i and he' is relaxing %% fill it cigar and it vixlkii on the rocks. Ile' was t.'iiking about (1w Dinah Short' Show ss hiereoui he would guest .shortly. Hut %% hat recipes ss ciiild he unrig to the shiiiw" ''ltet'iiii's", said hiossuiru. ''1 don't tiuis'e any recipes. hut 1 can talk 'Iliot 's imiy recipe- talking I hope I )imuihi still tiav Burt on (lit' show. Hurt Reynolds, goodold No. 22 fro;n Florida State! Buddy l(e'yaalds they called tdni then' A bard. , - lt'gt'mtd In ht. s ii hr is lug, ulumohIlt', numumuru.: back ' Surely ou'vt' heard ss hat hurt Key fluids said about inc hurt, a hum o rous min vs h' gained a certain noturtets b xtsirig in the buff in that center-fold , t't&stlI, sshe' iwrtorms in se'asc'n lfl ,t4(''s Monday Night Ftit'tbII, said some producer had an idea for a TV series in ss hich he would co-star vs ith t\'si Meredith. ''It was ii western, this series," Host 1ird related ''I'd be the hanging judge in a i ron tier to wit a nd L )and> tkii vs vu itt be' (tie' sheriff. Fitch week I'd be shot Nothing serious, just little weturids Siunehow tt' idea fell through Anti there's tiw autobiographical book he's writing now, with an apt title- ''1 Never Played the Gaunt'.'' "When we started Monday Night I"oo(ball," said hi(ssard, "(tail's what they said about rue- he never played (lit' game. I've never played the ganie in any sense I get tired of hn'iiig i'iille'I arrogant but there's no other %atit- I cart sa that bet or'.' I caine jilting, sports broath'asting was 25 )ears of I'uiblum, Dandy, Frank, miie- we, It'll the truth arid that shocks the old-timne traditionalists. ..It helps that l)ur1y d Don thinks funny. W We've all had t o think Iwuriy this year vs itti senile of (he gium's we've laid to t'hl I )ur trig omis game Houston and Oakhtuitl I said ste should lake the' films around to high schools anti show' them as a lesson in (utility. And handy said: 'All right, Aint'ri'.'a I didn't say, that. howard said It!''' -- - 0II11hsi4 Ift V' j" M7 wife li&cci my new shoot so rnb site's going to got a pa.' g&.st I.A them " - I �_ 28--The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 22. 1972 1 I — For Dallas Murders -- ruir is being questioned about murders from California to florida. was back in the Dallas Counts Jail today after being charged in neighbaring Hunt County with two rnunts of murder. Mccrar}'. 19, saw his bond set .t $50000 for each count Tuesdai by Justice of the Peace \iernck Monr in Greenville, .t'IUt 50 miles northeast of ri AP -... - — •-.. .' LI f presented to thC U.S. SAVINGs BoND - nner of conttt to name the theme for the innuaJ Sanford Christmas Piracic. Ellen 'lild, by Sanford-Seminole Jaycee Bill Reed. The theme which she submitted was 'Songs of Christmas" Staff Photh 1 I Alternatives Offered To R T ..aide Mit th TiOflit !borid TI111 Semi "hris Lrnofl tmt The uick tatdi asks t Di :t P 01 Aft,i Laide han ostli ues SiC in tb p0(151 mdc lutiit )peni Wi) S liii iophis or tlt(i PIt I lUilt' An lISiI — S' qi S A Sc hoo I E X ) U I S I Ofl Tht' charges stern from the '.:vintg of Forrest and Jeru* 'fi', whose bothe were :iund Oct 24. 1971. in a barn 'ar Qwnlan in Hunt County :e were from Mesquite. a allas suburb. Mc'Cx-ary was extradited to 'cxas from Santa Barbara, ( lii., where four other members of his fami wtrc arrested and gf.f,j watt vurww cuw.s in that state. He was scheduled to appear here today for a bearing on revocation of his probation before Judge Charles Co tvis He received a two-year b..t•d sentence here June 4, 171, on charges of breaking and entering a nu4ar vetuck Courthouse officials said he had not reported to his probation officer smot ian. 31. I)ast Atty Larr Miller w Crc'evilk stic1 !1ctdenied bond unth after hu probation hearing, although he would be eligible for reasonable band after the bearing U he decides to appeal the case. "So as to assure his continued prnet. we filed charges in Hunt County.' Miller said. "1 had riot anticipated the revclcation hearing being ttt &) soon and the fact that it will be our filing necessitated chargcs" The Hunt County grand jw is slated to bear MeCrar' ' ca.ce Dec. 5. Other members of his fami'. are under mvestigaticm In murder cases in Texas. Colora&, Idaho. Utah, Missouri and fl()' ida mother. Cw-olvri Elirabeth MeCrary. 45, i' servinc a nirw-rnonth term i S.anta Barbara for hurborrn fugitive. The charge alleges she sheltered her husband. Sherman MrCrar'}. 4, and her sonin-law Carl Raymond Taylor. .1g. after the were indied ar . Santa Barbara grci'er stort ci P ib 7 m 214 MoP.iwt Or 7) c:, 14lat WANT AD INFORMATION 2 PCrSOMIS AE T.j/ . wi'- ht w4f- ir br are charged in the Aug. , 1971. slaying of 1'eora Rose Iiinncs', 20. a doughnut shop watre in suburban Lakewctod, Cob 'ret , Direct Phone Lirtes 70 Wflt Ld ' $'.r( Y ___ T'tl C '' • Cf'S & DP1kP1 PRO EM PerNtp% .ICOPOC &"7t rA.Ijo Se m I no I e to life term in san Opentin Ginger Mc'Crary Taylor, . has waived extradition from Santa Barbara where she is serving time for harboring a hPqJTP Wr,'tP 0 ot1t r'0'ø lo1a Or Ia n do 83 1 -9993 Qeliabse man to drive truck. IdaØ arid unload material, arid work In lumber yard 4* t4r we'$i Et. celient fringe b etiti Apply in person after 9 a m to Scotty's S French me Builders. 7 " t.(. Sanford traIn Apply In person. Mr Patte-s-son. Eastern Satv ce Station, $14 W 13th St.. Sanford. FIa San, c 4'ia Ser 'ce Station fo' lease Call 3OCS The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per LIne Per Day. Rated For Consecutive Insertions—No Change Of Copy. 37c a line 21.c a line flc a line 3 Lines MInImum t,nti !Y t d4% O in?ecnjtanal InC., (PICOIe InClude phone m,mbef 3 6th Ave N. St Prtprs.btrp. Fli 3373 MornlltQ papei rCjtt 750 cuVOn•*f Good Inoom, Call atter 0 CLASSIFICATIONS 'li-i-'I1 ______ Announcements - 1—Lost 1 Found 2—TIOI 3—AnnOuncements a—Cards of Thanks S-In Memorsams o—Busirwss Opportunities 7- Instruct sot' I—Financial 23 freedom Wvet. ,fljCy tPiC own np your own E-r of t rijt :t'J'o' CO ;1r ' j ' 'u1\ '1 iArf - - .Si(,, i'uiNP,l. I 4J I,rI, :t I1 .4ik ('ty L NEAT AND CLEAN 2 htadroom li., fished huii%i'. SANDRA. sa,c:C,00, LA Real Estate For Sale 4.3'C' PP 33 4tt o ---------— 31-Houses For Sale deliver ii yrt pr over Preppie 33-Farms a Groves ?c.vt%sO'n for Af?O Train Gooc ni',o,n and beriof t% wOfiri 33—Lots a Acreage Days Call S t2. 3-10 )4—Mob,Ie Homes 35—Income a Investment Cabinet men with teperlence Property needed Pot 1iOn' O.Pfl in c Plastic IamvnVinQ arid assembly 34—Business Property Wapet open t C,scusson Bene4 s 37-Real Estate Wanted include pad acatiDnt and — holidays.. group sn%ijrance plenfy Recreational f Overtime .nd OTh,r1 Please __________ apply .n pers tC Casie Custom 41—Bicycles Cabne's 30 P1 Cype%I Way. 42-Boats and Canal berry Marine Equipment 43-Camping Equipment WORKERS 44—Sports Equipment _____ Apply r pt-ion tp A met can y' Merchandtse - - -50-Garage - Rummage Sales 51—Auctions 57-Wanted To Buy 53—Swap And Trade 54- Equipment For Rent S5-M.sceliarieous For Sale SSA—Household Goods S4.Antiqups 57—Musical Merchandise SI-Store And Office Equipment 55—Machinery And Tools 60—Building Materials 61-Lawn And Garden Equipment 67—Livestock And Poultry 63—Pets And Supplies —C$othing ____ ._._ _, Transportation -_____ --- -70—Travel Trailers 7$-Auto Repairs Paris - Accessories 73—Import AuIo 73--Motorcycles And Scoo1ri 74—Trucks And Trailers 75-Autos For Sale Beautiful House JpfltQf Øj!i(j .fter P p ri. Suburban tel ion, 7 heal and air. Uris ,iL .1! i' ii upir .inI ¶t City of LDflQwOQd Would llb.e fo employ a Street F orernan and a Grader Operator *ith patience Street maintenance insurance. pad vOOatOri. .nc re'i'ement to Offer Salary open fl .IOWt.t2Vofl ?S Houses Rent Furnished mo 616 F. 3rd St 3274619 i''r. II .1 511, tsr 17% Ii.., , I Sub Contracloc% 322 1171 Solid Co.,nt lots Lot'. No 6 4. No 7 bc'nij IroquoiS Ave Total fionlage 120 i ISO' Interested people make uvii' in oIler 0 5 Raker. Boa bIll. 'latçyj C Char'.'ston. W V,y Pi,S5C ' s '''' ui I ''n. DeLand. etc ,CaII 1306114 from p 130 I' a DISNEY WORLD ARC-A- Ii. 5, 10 ,lure lrktt in fast growing area of Disney World, 1 a mile from Wnqliutq Bros. IL anti US 77 5199 clown, $4975 'it 7 pct I' lorda Land PS Ity 8)0 121). Ii, , WE PROUDLY PRESENT 0,5th. with Florida This I biru'n 7 room. 3 car carport, boathouSe and romp. equipped kitchen and fireplace Also features well. Pump. gas dryer corneCIiOfl, gas water heater, central reat and ar. anti many other estrat to make STENSTROM REALTY Manaptmr-n' consltant firm, al 2565 Park 372 7120 REALTORS 1',qhIs, Sundays 4 Holid,iyS Call ', - WEKIVA RIVER A place to SUNLAND ESTATES fle,iulilul Leisure World Mobile ilot Estates anti Marina on lie St Joint River From 113.750 whiCh includes borne 4 lot A 3 Bedroom, I OOIb. fenced 1'rct lutChCfl equipped. fireplace Don't miss thiS cycellent buy at 511.000 A'.SumC mortQ,sji' no qualifying fabulous Community. *ith all facilities on $7 9? recreational belween Sanbord ,suid Deflary OIl Port Flord,I Road Phone 864 41)1, Deiiary a' Orlando 617 IOU 2 Bedroom, I bali. paneled Florida Room. kitchOn equipped located or 377 lsSS Sunday 377 7374 Eve. t Mobile Homes 34 or 2 lots 511,000 1?' a 52 cr0' burniShed On reified lot $1 J;'il 6 Ii. 373 5500 belween 9 a in Many olher Attractive 1. istings lbIi- 2 lIed Mobile home & Ipue 37? 7111 after hourS, 377 061$ or 377 9251 ?ISI 3 KINGSBERRY &AA EMPLOYMENT Mile ff Il 92. Casselberry Rpgency SQ .531 3100 HOMES Especieixed monopramer nt-f-itO Ia' new company Top wages. paid vac a' on Philine 134 5450 CRANK CONSTRUCTION General k,tthen Part time Il 3 Male or female HDIday HOuse 3)0 F CO'nintitial, Sanford t-ptp 2 p in BEDROOM. 2 BATH 35 671 44/17 lu4flt'-SS STENSTROM REALTY I st,nrj Aqr1li t,'olt'ht' Yc,iun IQ? W Is? 5,1 PULP 322MLAL 7)35 J)2 7170 y Cailbart Real Estate - OPEr HOUSE Rooms For Rent 19 71 p in fl7S 5, Sundat. Po illott. Sanlord i hr'ciroorns. I baths, wall to well carpeting. central heat •nd air. iltact'i'd 4 garliUc. . ii 31 BALL REALTY and INSURANCE I 3222611 / suture Right! Npw ab yourself - who do peopk call to tell thou idle v%l$t sterns I.eUM, space around the house Figured it out yet? Th, classified ad d.parlmeel 04 Tho Sanford Herald. fhais whe. Take to' in. slanc.. Mrs. Idi Gvyei, 345$ Palmetto A'..,. Sanford, ili. calI.d us I. run the following ad for I,'s lint-St horn,-'. Ac p'roodl,' pA' .'Su'rl thiS 3 hedrooun, 1 baIt, *ith Floqida room, den, equipped ktoen, Ceuiti'OI heat and air, custom drapes, double gas gr'li. ant flood lighted rilerior Sprinkler $yStCrtl, nurionij nt,,, DIP',' features $41,500 C acetic-' her a 'iiI$q while ago. , " M'jttple .51104 323 2420 REALTORS 254% Park. 2734053 / Your Direct I 2 speed Wnirlpool Line to ) $50 Call anytime. 000 CLASSIFIED! (,flH ".'''idvS bI.'fni-t ''u ' or care-I t'llçj,rç "i' ",.'d.i ddy 37766)1 This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that indicate a preference tased on age from em ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More Information may be otilalned from the Wage Hour office at 219 Carbine '" , -,,r • t,et,re 17 ja 3774174 ' fluildlng 12490 N E Seventh Avenue, North Miami, Florida 3316$, telephone: 350 5913 )' Organ tiesI professional 1Ii!I nond 13 land High boy Leslie 323 509% 1S[ NTZ HOUSE OF FOAM. Foam nobler cut 10 arty tise 370$ Orlinto Drivc' 322 971% FIN NCING TO ALL Monthly Payments Less Than Your Present Renti , lii' ',uni I sr' IIi'Si' 4141,111) 1.11 ,'u I ru, Its-tim o'i,n I - haIti hOiuICt , lui,.itli'd twlweefl I? 97 ,ii't I I 'n Sanbord. Ifounet leOtir enIral Oir, ii,'I. *411 10 null cc, peliilg, enclosed ijaraUc RANGI AND REFRIGERATOR Ill (, UDED! All lawnS are bully sodded in fvonf. stes and 1511 nI bu OCCUPANCY > t'llrn! (On,1 -foul 7,, Down Dr er to,tl signs to $0 SANTA bARBARA MOOt-IL HOME RUIIEI('I'S (;IL\I 435 E. Colonial 0.' Orl. Orlando-8432 121 Sanford-'3236441 jour up to di_ite '.sfa', . P7 5i)I ..-. 1', tI-nt, 6 *CekS old, $7 Ph 322 6036 ,iftc't' 5 30 p in Red Doberman 1 i years old Make OIler Alto Tennessee Walker Gelding 9 years old Phone 323 6)70 after 1 CX) p ru P/ale Ar Rl([ - .. i, I'i' i'', -I ,''''. ' - '-''I- '.11 ' i l4,'',- i'S S' BODY SHOP j fli.,i A • 'A '' 5 ', u''. '' • -- - ' .. i. - ' 1'' "I n-wIg yOS) u, '' i' .',.. i'.. ''.iio 1)1 " iashng SlQtj% Free ,SIm,I!,S - 't or 777 .326. Orlar'iiu 'inling A ' 'i.WVICI%'i'S'i .' -,,,',,,, ,.'' '.5 ' 'Il'' ,',l.. ii,.' , t, I - i' ,. - ' Carp e tin g - - . ' ' , ' I , , ,'i-'o. sn,' I (1 IRASSiC I 7, , 1,1 ' , ',' - IRE .' 5,401' .YuO'e C V.51 VI) •,,. Dunt tfirq* iw,5. qilui n" Sell Ihyin guckly *ll, i "eu lid WinI 4.3 Dv calling ,',u -,j '"'.4 'ow' i 'i vti '-'ins a " HUI?C Tr 1llCT Rti?aI' - L1 HAUL TR.AILE 14- •. "ow 14 I. 1.'''. 'i" '#4.' •i,/ - ? '- i -'., 'I.,' 'S. u_k.,'. is )j) 1Q77 't '(VICE WclI DrIllIng .4%4 ArID d,Sts,'(C'u'4' ,tlINlt'S. .Q,in , j ti54',.., . c't nsl,pIaI'Q,rs 211u' "i'.. S.', -'-''4 -',', .','S bIb's I lecteic i' . ' :,' ,--t.-" , '4 ''.1 ' ' r.($I 4 repair -- hr 5,1 sen. : IO'. Awl .,-,', p ' 5'. p s'- 'iC Iiltf,)'.tii s.dvmttl4l phi) 'i.mwce Co..n1, .'l uthir Oiv3 ''JU 4ni,j 'ISur 95,1 C ',ai'. flit, '' ' F CIIC ln9 II ' ' '' All t,ij',,r'% ,5nsi 5.) - . -- . ,, H 'cI. "2 5 $3.4 5_I) 'ivnt ' ,, IIilCk'" - 1.1 ''n' - StuCCO i' BRICK Call I,',' Ia j uI 0.4 O'Jcl Call 17) P70 - ' F ,') 11111 q Spectul Services SiO(k torn .., -I. Ol4(.IA'S 14. Ii' S.f i'i3,gçecI, 1''.-. nate's '171l2hZS. 173 I.P113 iil ,' __________ - - —. . , - . 1 Shoe Repair - ,,jelng' Muus" Aihi, paint,' i 'tVtS gi i_jr pjvv.Pny lflIVI 123 4.11' MeasuE'40C - _______________________ Cela,nl1 __________________ I S ,',i.i,,','S II) . in, $7) 54 'I,' ', ,Il lr S''l 14-U .,,'l 'i' , nepa'rs ,SIJLATE() ' .Ss- I ,QQ PiOflhii 'er __________________________________ " .01214 or small nv., 0 0 321 4446 15 Yri. ,*p,r'e.' .fl ________________________________ Bt'aut CarC . -. paring -' S 'IS y.d•nij SiflCC II us ty *lJnkuflJntnP All wa'.' 1)351 '.,C5%f'A "ed P0 .jhts, F a htMl £1') ))ao -. .'rfttJ'i I Sewing - ,. i;: '.i Alvin rperl Pant & Body. e'u"' Fiberglass nonk Free es' "a'"s 1199? Tom LICILAIS. 32)2151 -, 'o'us'r i " VICt' ',Cj4, P r,'uiu,I'l Aye '. - , I islet hANOi MAN .50 l.a s,,.'itl LOS''' '"U I),' -----------------I,) .411 u, - . j.' ' 'i_75c5, AFt.... Da(jLl-iN. '' 5...'., ,,.•.,,., spr ira S Get In On All The Acon! JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE TIlE HERALD s Dial 322-2611 or 831.9993 DAILY DIRECT.,.ik"i' UI LIUSINESS SERVICES 6 Days 25 Days (L!r 'aLLtt1t'i ifrruti , ti': i'','',i''' .t 17 - 2', i. Oufi' un Photography need I'101117 Iinprovc'nents .- "'1 ''IS ' , ,UJi,, .' -' ,'i..' PRESSURE CLEAP.s,N.. 4. i.' i'°'. C'" 'fl'ni In,.. ' .5' I' •'.,,-N t'.il", -',-, \n. ''.1 t"s - .i05WbCrS, 55 55 ".1.' BUY ,, 321 5954 '4.1 SAIl 1014 i" Intulalon 1i4,I't HEATING & AIM CON DI? lOPING :oo' S.,rPd 'S,r 172 ONL) -n..', Ii .- '0 '''' '' '' PC? Care -- - .1 ,.i, 'c .l .-a -'.,T' 'P4 , is ', -. Heating t'fl. - AttIc Insulatlonis , MEEt ''' ', ,',I'i4T A SERVICEMAN FA'.' it tOdly'S %ncppr s Gss tie I o -' 1967 Dodge II? Engine an, IransmissOn C' jiutomatic I tO' ondIlOm. 1750 cellent S,ynbord Ave 32) 191(3 I', :,, u - 4 pp 111I$ C C Auto RepaIrs Parts AccessorIes 5•.'.''. 1 - i. ,'-i'l' P Irrigation Isr r or is SMEP PJlC,[tS/TION SI Ph v I f 11 I Sl.iur Service I Repans ( ,'r'OIon n.j Ms-fr gent' ,', -' Gla, CondItIonIng i lino am for The Shoppers Guide k Here To Serve You 1 slripe'.l. brown and black arid while $20 Phone 377 $635 ''I INC. REALTORS bsy, n,°,-,v'.' SHOP THE EASY WAY' ." L5t'd , nt every probler'r' purebred blulfy. PekingeSe male puppies PIne weeks old Plo papers Worme'i nd shotS Mitre while, black SINGER ZIG-ZAG 41.13011 -i ':4 F L ru's-, 'poyed calico catS, and male ChIhuahua to good home Plo Ildrcfl Call abler 1, 373 5197 71 i,isule niiotl,'l hted In' ' so sag Doe'. i-veryttlinui iiittOUI .'itt,i(hmiii'uitS Makes butlOnttOles ovt'rcuists. find monour ,itfls Comnpl,'te price, 559 SO. or 10 payments ol 56 CoIl cr-it manager, 327 911$ or see at ( TI',.. tI I,,, ,s ',4 On tOd*y't mirketl P iom Orlando. I ,iko Ilvi y I? 97 Pdf I?, to Jim Spiesicef'S Lonl,r burn *rI On 5.antm Itar tiara 10110* t( / 1') fluffy' 'lt'i I L0t15 IMMEDIATE iii If rear yllrd Truly nOuISluifldflU flew houitr a .'i i"i iii 1 Dachshund Puppies 6 #uk5 old 2 3 Fin turd tIn males black li'n;ta),''u .'ui'.( Phrrj Call 3)2 9177 i'ntra101 l'lrMcr , '.' -- ;,,urable, FURNITURE P4 p ' , TRADE 950/ .gcnt P4çjhts. Sundays & HolIdays Call p'ptneflt. 54w rsceived many many phone calls the first day if ran and sold evatything. Sounds pretly good IJ) deeIIit II I the 4VIVrC ' ns$emd .4 gong In a ,orlun, I slIer, call a tur, thing and get results Colt vu. 373-2611 or $il.f$t3. Ov0lOt)ir - , t'-, iQ7 Highlands STENSTROM REALTY 1uur - Finjn(ng 172 Slfl COR.of PARK FRENCH SANFORD Orlando Sanford .4.1.8 31312 1fll 12] •'ui 4..', n', m'i'I p4 Pets And Supplies 63 I I '',.t'd Jenn'ie tu 5i'c ('oviclilor 4,:P - / jl i' ' (''f wil 51.1w •itabiui, ________________________________ HEATED POOL 14Cr,- 't Our chance to o.,, It ' ''-'I. '.1 II IC,. Lake EXCLUSIVE iiij r 319O THE SHOPPERS GUIDE SELL iceeper r*eded Oak lawn ) 4 1101 Dr H T 2 MIDFLORIDA LEASING & SALES /,i vi-SiU'd utIlily. 572 500 P'f?IFCRLST _•.,.,.•, ' .' 1972 Dodqrs Polara wsr. Full EquIp Plymouth FlJr'j Ill I Dr H 1' r'riil Equsp Dyers 3)) 0519 or i',i5 . c)uiCk c,,r p.'t c Iu',iur,iJ r ,'nt Blue Lustre Elec It c Stianipoirm only SI per clOy CARROLL'S i'm I:: 711.4 n,. c Pi'i_ISti'rCi (Iol.i,'mr"an Pin%rtncr, lIaci 7, lan, II ma old bem,ilr Irendly good *1 chIldren 554) Miscellaneous For Sale I - -. 5rpm - • 695 :. (,- r- (Qi'f (Omb,i,aI.',r, *o Br dl,-'., HalterS 7n'ii weitc,1110n44 OpenS 301 X) 6 10 and nerkc'vl 121 7701 AtiDl I I ," - i i4. ,t.(p i ,.,' ,..i-i ru','uI POr nriri,'l,,l,,.iiitlru(t ui, IIi's i_li-ut .1 Lots ,ir,l Acrragt-% Phrase mail details 10 lPJ,' I /.i,',rfl,l.i)ft Co - Inc - 17)1 'rI.i'',li Iii 3151,) kit,i.I 'J?ATE IP4%URAPICF ILl ( /it 5, lii'! 5,1 I-u, ''II u,, Pull' thu "i Di U'S 1/fr MOOt,' C AM Roil - S I 1.1MPh URI P ' .,!!!!T!! 5,.ydcJIeS. 1-1(111 1- 1411(3 55 , 495 299O RoII.iw ,Iy. ftby Beds ' 4'i Fur' III St.,. Wqn Autn , P SIRGI 1911 Livestock And Poultry 6? 7 Equipment For Rent ill. /. I'.' ,'- '.' Ayt011loti,VC SCI Real Estate Wanted 'hAll Tilt) JIt'allor'. Ill ISID Merriyral P.ni 373 43e.3 si - i, onking br .1 CoIl IS Peacemaker ReplIca of 1860 Army 41 77 Osnr and Uurder Oi'rringc'r 109 Mayl,ir Circle, ask for Wiley 54 .r -'fl I.o* i'll iSI,Ili Slit operat.nq -'-'ri'. '. - ',' (I A Wtiitlnmi, Sr , llri,k III P1 Park Sanlonil 372 5991. Plights. 333 1161 wI6110W5 7165 Pñrh Sundays & HolidayS Cii 3276171 1778013 32766)5 71 PlOu- Srvcr ( "Ii 1)2 14)1 i ('is-i' - tably i lIghts. Dor1estIc.ChpldCar, toy or SanbOrd $ewnq Crnlrr, Ion n Income & Investment Property Ph (SI AUII An I" s-' - GREGORY MOLIILE HOMES 373 5200 373 5100 double garage, laundry con nectiOffl. ranut', ditpotIl, e*Pt,au'.t far', dishwaSher. breaiufatl bar, central tieI and ar, insulation. carpet nc) - you name If, Ihit home uji'. 1 ic luring pl"icis- ,aks ,mnl u,l i-'r I ( i, 51 I h'sO lit I L(TV1SIOP SETS 575 00 7/ Ii.. h' PS 5. ' 14 ('in',inij. 0' e 122 f ,-., -fl SOoFrench Ave. 3103 Orlando Dr Spacr-s Available iii'. F br ida room. scres-ned porch, • Custom built to your spe-c.l.catOn our tour lot or ours Over 100 plan'. to thoos.e Ironn I 17i 5%',) bdrm ,S)00 down take Osi'r payments Call alter I p m 031 BRANDNEWi ,r Plymouth 1756 Full Power Fat- A Cond i,,, aj'u''ir'ted Tnril, 3736061 r, Wanted To Buy Genev0 Citrus trees. eacn$'' water 319 5109 2I Park. Dr MAYFAIR -- cumplt'ti'l t,,',ju,,1i, JIM HUNT REALTY Sertu.nlr Courtly R,'aItOr WPP.' t S ISIS S FrencP 3?) 1951 I? 1966 DODGE Monaco 9 Pas, ,s,ttni,t lii %h n- S-fiji-' Z'g Zag ri mn,-t 595 Olnirr Zig Zags from 5'? SI PIODOPI'S SEhsl PlC, p clf1TI:R. 710 C It 51, Don' I, A ',Il 112 1172 n uSCd lumniture, appliances loots, et Buy I or 1001 ferns I .ifry'% M,,rt 715 5ntrwd Avs-- launch your boat, park your car. and fish oft the bank Trees, shrubs, grass, and beaulitul blowers Long terms available Only 5 loIs left Ph. 3fl 6733 cerpel c'ouipped. kitchen (leitutifu' lot F noncng jiv,iljihli-572.000 Stemper Agency , .iEMBEW,OMLAPIDO ISLAND... Located in fleautilul Wi-kyii Riser II you can't own a piece ol lie Rock, a limited number 01 los tunale ones can buy a piecC of Dream Island on lie WILD Shown by pporlPnnent only Your Mtjlløli' Listing Agency 5? Si.'., - 1197 at S PointS 3716100 rie'w 'l,'.itrr SIan Vrrnrlliv. 377 9870 Sanfos'cl 111. ','.it'r i','irlc ADS?P17I1 Florida living enjoyable $45,000 Male-Female Help Wanted ____ 'i' i,nj '. nt both. Sctes'fl poruu. I (lu"clrciom, 1 cacellent COfldiIiOfl 7 .3 C unitS, LAKEFRONT 910 S peci' or t'rou'.tf'oItI (fln%iunurit-urt', to' inbor miiat lOrt (Sill welcome t,i,'l'i' I/l C) n' 'I (i SIn ger slate nirutittily ,'t' 9990 .sr' Till I ION I s"ry Monday N In 1 cXIp in Iii 1,5.1,- It ', Bolow Wholesale .i '...ple dresser, two Small gus 'oitpr$, two step tableS, rugs 222 tat)le iielcr S stock -',i,S' Fully EquIpped raiC lt?X)5, OnlaridoOr .ifllOvd. 173 0011 377 9*11 ufl.inaQfir, Auctions 1 ONLY 2 ...DREAM ,tnrq'j .'j 111111 l(. "ilL hay,' 2 large trailer 1)11 remaining, $200 down. balOncr I JOIINP1Y Bud. Call iI'it'. WALKER REALTY. 3726157 It Ii 01'. F Ph S The TimC 1,-Sled 1 run '?QN Park Ave - 'i 17(J I 7,5, radiO, (,,rrarI lurn '.sbtt' Pay balOncE' 04 $51. Or 4 to ymenit at 59 50 Call (re-cit 377 2111 322 0640 or 377 9)p '/,.' ST.JOHN'S REALTY CO. Days. 322 6173 I1 -' Plu'w 'ii,i'rhn I rq'n(h tori, ' - "ri it#.? ,'(')f)P1f', REPOSSESSED 172 1197 & - ronnitifn, 5754$ V" OOb,'. I., is '5' I pii'lS ACT NOW! 19/1 Plymouth Furj lIlt Dr. HI. Autos For Sale 75 112 5,012 .'l 'ri'', t ' Sanford .'rr ' ' RAVENNA PARK Houses For Sale LAKEMARY ?,.p', I ,tlter hours, ----------------- -- Write Ron Pritchard. 1100 Ohio Aye . St Cloud. Plo '', 1, II? 5'. Ii t4 5' OCAtEP A't'4) 50 7 ¶ P'SfSI% 7, 5 , g 44137 Cbevrolel P(k up i. lOr-l'jlomOlc, pow.i tail gate, e 1179% 371 5957 'clIent condsti %'i.I(ll Ptjilidii)Uf Vtr'"'-'s- wji%uipf ,) I'm PiC! tell tra.1- A,.' '.urlIi ''-il,.''. 271Pni (In ..P'Iliy Nic,htsl2? 735?. 327 5121 .1-' ', '94.4 Citevni3'P 1747 ('iPl'pOi'inti lake. 5)7.Ciic) bedroom, 7 bath Poor, Pinut rc-sl trction. bully cttrpeti'd. 2 or conditioners Cash down out assume mortgage or refinance 5700(X) 373 3673 aft,'r S __________________________ 5 .inI furnished 2 bedroOm house or Irauler in Seminole Co Respon bible couple 4 $ child Around $125 housework. $15 323 .4' '' Egrellent $11315 1109 Ave. 37)1950 Household Goods ,',, ' 1160 Ford P'ku 1914 Ford '/4.5. liY r' 1957 C,nevrnlet. ', ton ISiSI lSancP',ro P.i'ku4p, n'sa POnt ,'.5,Tu'''', )l'i,'-'''' ,'a ,',i SSA Garaqo Rummage Sales 0 I o Med on Sylvan Lake, 330 II keys will WEAL TOWS 2165 Prh '777170 PI'ght, Sundays & HoIidy (jill 3226053 3226371 3276.63% - - .i II conJ.f Ion. r'nlj, g'r,r 1 D MAGNETIC lGNS )OPd'S HAl I & TACKLE. 919 W 'it St • Iive (Ijit. Groceries, IIe'r firs 69 Opi" 7 day's 37? 6779 It ACiES II you need ,'i lines' bedroori tr SIP 100 Tns hours,' s br you Pit'. ','ci 5, •. & ',,jmil,J 'i' IV.O RETIREMENT HOME J0ilrri. 550 Strolloch.' fl Stroller md high thai? I Wanted To Rent Cemetery mIsnl,n.n, 'non •n OiF - Lots & Acreage 33 CXCLIJSIv(. S ,! 1- iis-r Stealer w,lh lit', 100 gel rI '.iuik 37) 714! ,slt an I p n' Goods 322 6615 overhauls-i L ook 1,0,0.51 - -. l'nr,l PW oil 1540 CPe,rtlet tattn Wagisti. V.,wnrsman, S pass.eg.r. ,'a!onatrI ii. power Sleefnq CYIWE'f braves 51195) ROB YrCEF 'ISFO (A05, 317 '#/ tot St - 37') - 5 4 ti 'fl' - itn!I - 5u') R0f%YOUPIC,'SAUTO SALES sed lrdmrirsiI tm" Seminole Sporting HOPKINS REALTY INC. SATURDAY 00 A,M. to 12 NOON All edveflilirig appeasing in The Snfo,4 Herald or Wednesday will atilOtna!itahl, he ,.Laced In Tfi,q. ucays FAMILY BARGAIN NC *5 SECTION that is disirIheled to an additional 14,50{ homes in ttie are. Adw,rtiser 5bpti include thu "ti'it*n iii comput.ng ftuew .ar rate )ip Desire to rent 10 000 15.000 SQ It of manufacturing space Location Dora. AtopkO. Sanford, Mt Ph 373 1670 or 795 4370 MON DAY thru FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. (Fri. Noon for Sun, & ton.) 7 -- - 29 Trucks And Trailers .' -- 4 mit's ,1, I 1944 and *i,torrm' Inns 1)44 in '' 74 C,. 5auert-' 1751 Vilanf 3 or ,'a,dtu,.p, 5,411 A!çii 1944 Crte,roi.t, 7 isoor. '1 0. u'ifn'nOfrV, np,v rnn?. .4(.I,Cfit. SaPS 110') Sanfori AvC 371 t990 3011 t P - i iryjf C'I' IS r,-r'i l5)w as $4 14 1945 1544 P,in,jfangS As e-r.l% sin". III Sale Cars' Credtt fri '1 ",Pe',ri'ytaf I,'504l,, ltSri '61 fi,ll,s S.eal leaD #laq?wseer, I Pa0l, 4 fisiIl trade "'a Die Pop truCk 171 6975 "511 4, D.niqe pnnpI trig' i '.Ijil Bi-'d. gilt P t pe. rrllltr.%% '.i'lt. 57% ('.oncl nnuIlion 371 1715 '',i''I A' ti, ,/,'.l'''''.1.., I' t,' STENSTROM REALTY t'Il,e sp.t,' blocks from Farmer's Mrkct W 13th St 322 $1301 t fr.rtvne PeopIi tpll.r$ to find Qilt the,, CALL UNTIL NOON TO START OR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY ii si Ill Ill I .f%t 41 "'i' 172 0P?1 - FOR SAtE 'tin Plamits, T.v as ('ar ant C) ,fnnui X. lilt) R.d W C Pt1;r ifl IllS fun 0(185.014 MAWIPIF 7V77 Hwy I? '11 17) ¶941 I ti.,,.,ilPu.i Ave SUP4LAND I 120M1ALTOR 2565 Park ii -ifitt, SundayS 4 OnIdOyt Call appl naIl 172 7070 ________________ Three p liberal cipportun?.ei. male ano in fe"nle available No f,Erivronmental Co?r. vOlvPd pares, , nterrs.tional hoId, ngS, flew Orlando d'wisiOn Forward resumes or name, address and prone number io Boa 13111. Olando. Fla 32109 5, $4 SHELLEY'S USED CAPt. 221 21M) Snort Ilirl it Dr .ynrgea, $2?3m trg%hu'I flrmt'.j tonbIner 7074 SinbriruJ An I); — _____________________ OFFICE FOR RENT, good location. -- -__—__----- (Cuontry living S ni'flu?Ct from lown, $7 97 in Sanford Central H A. heusi' with 6 acres of cleared land crp,'ted, ample parking Art ol Sanford $45003- 322 4517 office you can be proud of (1 Nice Large Bedroom Privitt en tP 2o El" Phont trance an Y3 5144 CONTACT BRAILEY ODHAM SANDRA. SANFORD. FLA l. Pitt JIM HUNT REALTY decr,tlr'ui Newly 14c r-w Ck Lr't. DeLanO .%ni- 0' De..s."O L'pi'. ,'.' Ar Eo,s. "' 21 Xc Pet BIec Wil? I''''' ,,i' ',i,,,j ,tilt'&li' 0041 iAi.l , ' Sit1Wi Business Property For Rent has openInc for Brunswick Corp. '" 1 i' S • ' i 01 FlOAT STENSTROM REALTY Payton i'1uPPr't! Ma'iOl, "J-," Friday 7 3C- 'c 5 ) Call 72) between P end S PiUS VRIPi&E BENEFITS 'i' IT'S PERFECT - Secretary st'. I' .t PSC1r'flr n fli'ltciriat, fnst in s-'i; f' a O.,h!4*ed ,rnrnr'o.ji'r inaturt ridvd,.ii' *?h —.nmuin 01 3 years pr.out secreta'ial rzperie'nce Fast, accurate typing arid s'OflPland a muSt we offer a cnmpetttve Salary and escellent a r.hpe bthCfi?% Cnjo, cnallenc rig career n-he working n a modern and ar conditone-c pa-f'sor' '0: l? '.p: d lo1 I,' liiII Atlractively Iurflqthed 7 hOn 5777 after *11 $6.50 10 $7 50 Per Hour rnlnl Inn n SPFrIA , S i bra fishing boat with well 5tFI II' *1 double wellS. 1775 Tn hull $191 runaturput 'hi-, ijit, ,;'.''n'I,ifili' 5S70, Ii If I' ,iit iS 'iii i,.t)j,li1i'II II Iii)"''. ill,' 'I I'. S'iiy others. ti' ui ., aluminum windowS, well, purl' -t '-iluppi',l kitctN't mr ut I'" Is' ,'.h,jl viii ,%,i list) bedroom. furnished. St (?00 iosh 371 3166 or 372 1947 , 1175 Ithic' equipped. a 7 (IOn "0 , 17 MASONS 'I? 17 41719 or '; IS,') ______________________________________________ Rawft;Pi Pilo.js,PiDld PrO3tCt'S ht an oDporli,snity fa' man or woman interested in earning $40 tO 5152 eeek' Call C011ect 723 276 SadI a' write Raw leigh Cc P0 Sos 4300. Richmna'iC. V.., 23224 Weldefi. Dr ill PresS op,r aIo%. So. i ii '. waiting for fins electric 5,I c:, 3 Bedroom, 1 bath home in Sunlori :, i 15 i , in- float Trlrn, T,uruji'rn *1,-li nnogi( tIlt. 5700 119 5373 alter #4 I "/ COUNTRY COTTAGE -, I,,, - - I, fl,ilr,.. is '4 I'ASi 111)1 t',yii.fuI 101. itIl rC'nr,l'i I,irpt", is 'ti flu- i 5' ps-I Oliul tlf Okr It's Central teat and or Double i-jr ,sl,J,' .1 '' rfu,rn,5t'uj, sor r i- '? Dellary. 7 b(-drc,oriS, br marred couple. 1133 322 1319 VcPirniar ..?n Part time help wanted 'trot clerk on wrtkCridt. 51 '0 hr Sanford Shoe Pnovw 323 e13 Center, 224 E 1st St. 322 3071 Atterntily ano Optr•Iort Mechanic's Apply in pers3n tO tPVIO' Maflufocluinc Co ln Arprt Blvd and 5th St 3fl 7051 lil Ionic Mature lady to work in itt cream landwiCh shoP Apply in person to The Big Din. 2439 French Ave.. be'weet' 3 32 arid S P in Produc,i $217 Cnorles 5' LoripwoOd Pert time n,gn and r etnult cried A pponl rS.'il only 122 IPIS SI 5.0(X) - ii'' (hriscrall Speedboat, Cht'vli' 177 I I i'flc3 ir.4' ,'lrr.I Irllar, uniter 110(1 'i's- it Ihoh'.imi', out Il 9) %ñu'for it I (INLAND ESTATES, I hedron". 7 t'jith, Is-ni_NI yard, freshly pails-il ill ii i ',r 28 30 i'ui ya li- ri Houses Rent U of U r 01% h ed 14 $P,S lIlt Equipment 11 II tm lllI, 10 III' Electric Evinrudi'. Irailer, 7 swIvel %pt4, complete rig $1091 37) 59%? a P1YL AND Mt. AL TV (,itl 177 tRIP inc • 377 5743 7.30-a DOy% 372 7217 I Itirm furnished duplei for ri'r" [t,yIr-'.. f.-',r'd hOc' hOint. 24145, I ranth Ai' - - WAITRESSESOveI' 32 years Old Sto 1 p in The P arch HOuR. P PgWse 'c'. my ACMtAl',l u', leip you I iii $ boris- st' i' I ijood lnyettment SANFORD REALlY 4511 AKA ?P.tWTYI !',TS 111W is' '' .4 P'.ii$rihlc 1,1.115, '' ii ,',jItor AVALON APAWIMI $1?', PlO ri 1', AflIJITS lit V. 7-il ' jind soy tt4O!iAby Houst 332 E Commercial. Sanford I da.t. rio ' '/':4' 'in I it I P irnI I ') i'rlcJ,na re (.c,llant i MIscellaneous For Sale 55 flo,itsa,id I blouses For Sale 31 Houses For Sale _ 4 I Caster Ploltelt, need versatile person HOurs 3 30 to 9.30 G000 pay Apply in person beWe-tn 2 in 31 Two bedroom duplca furni%hu'il ipartment 1270 Orlando Dr..r Sanford - -- LPN. and Aides Aptly Lakru'ew Nursing Ct-n',ci! East 7rid St Sbby S gIants. /1 ONi'i I? BEDROOMS. ADULTS "trill *atrfliel. Apply in person 'c ria'na Jor'l Labste' House. 75C5 5 Fr'nP Ave . 7 5 p IV Ill! i,,ms,i. slIer Bedroom apt, upstairs $lIOr"u' AduIlt only, no pets 372 6436 .,tts-t 437% anytimE' , Dnve a' Sears .' '5 5. 4i, ,.r -vS r,,auh., 1117 lar7y) mIPS ().'0Cr Miss? See ,opre'ciaf, $1,954) 37$ 344$ Motorcycles And Scooters 13 1 W!7 tk PARK AVENUE MOBILE PAWS. 754.5 Pork Or .327 7161 Wante&Orie RN Barker II 0/a hi •,' ,'u Il l Autos For 15 Autos For Sate 75 P A PS V S II 't.p'nerr. i 5 , ;,ni'.4. ijrp PiPtliI''i Ii" I' Ill 1 S'll S.'. Ouaiif'eC credit manager Call Mr mpboyment — Instruction _____________________________ 7 __________________________ 13—Male Help Wanted PiLNC LEcS)NS 14—Female Help Wanted ('#4 :c-'...st , .' 1..-?,ale Female Help Wanted 13 MaleHelpWanted $6—SituatIon Wanted $7—Domestic Child Care _____ . _______ ________ _-_-- -______ Carpenters Rentals ___________________________ RAMIPIG ___________________ IRIJSSIPdG 21—Rooms For Rent DECaING 22-Apartments Rent &&ES TOP iiCURL Urtfurntshed S.6toS7.50 Per Hour 23—Apartments Rent Furnished PLLS RlPlC,E BEPfEiTS 34—Houses Rent Unfurnis.hed CS.RPEP.ITER$ '.sELPER5 s—Houses Rent Furnished $3 Per Hour U 2-Mob'I. Homes Rent 27-Resort Property For Rent M yr 'cen' tipernict 21—BusIness Property For Rent CONTACT 75-Wanted 'To Rent PIRAILFY ODNAM __________ I I Seminole Realty. Inc III 111 V.- a tresses for evening 17 itt App'i, pe'uon to Sanford R ancPi H1u5 - Sears of Sanford 5, ,,Bedrnum ,li.ple. tit 5I(3 Fi5t 4 last ifl OiiyOnce Mu C,: HuSbandS & 5TtP cttc*! Apartments Rent Furnished "t i j,.i Auto Rpairc Parts Accessories ___________________________ Nurses Aides arid LPPI's Apply Pit person Seminole Lodce Nursing S Ba Aye Home. 7221 Orlando 7$ ' TO BUY OR SELL AVON Call *° 3079 CO'S &,IDRY-C3'Pl Z)Y CES.NERS It corninc to San$CV0 Tw cho.ct ocitso?'. S Sanford Ay 1 5?PI St one airport Blvd PalmettO Ideal lflvtrflOflt O portunity fpr cscr,mnatnS buy'ef For information call Geo'oe Cahilo, (305 644 Ii W,ri!e Pan, or wrE'C to Mill Pra%or Corc-. 5025 C,rne Sf Norm $t Pt.'ef%burg. Flj 33fl4 Apartments Rent Unfurnishod c by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER -- Trauiers 4 Aptt 7 Adult parks 2 F ,yoi,Iy p,irks iltS Hisy I? r' ?tcy,rs 3;; nec i-stars, ChOOSC 7151. early a rn Or late pm. IJIIII 3 IVU lUl IIIIiJ II pets aM I, 3 Mr and Mrs. Jcseph [)(J%kfl()\ persons wh arc potential Adams of Sanford. has The BOard f Directors f Tex ('OLLEGE 5TAT1O'I and socially liabilities, both League of Women Voters of AP - Kasidah II is newest completed Army Basic t'c'onomic-alIv, bt'r'cInIf to has Cciunt.t d1tl(i7 to Texas .'LM t'n!'er- Training at Ft Jackson. S.0 Stminok fit as now stationed at Ft. Legal Notice -eanographlr flec a productive aru responsibt sits endorsed uriziraimously citizens. The 110-fool seagoing vact*t. Sheridan. Ill for advanced program offering posttwe NOTICE OF going A letter stati.ng these 'IICWS before training appraised at 5175.000. was dotlu,rmitives to school expulsion FICTITIOUS NAME 'ver thilt the l( Notice t he"Ptt was read at the October nated b Mrs Jeannea A Saunwerseas titting considered by the s.gned aesrin; ic engage " ders of Corona Del Mar. Calif u Seminole School Board. ar- Board meeting where the ou%itfti!/ under the ficitiaj% ,'y1l!i _____________________________ _____________________________ ror'dingto Mrs. Wfli. It. Adams, XiiHttCi VhS being taken iin(.L. Of 'THE OLYMPIAD a' La' i i considerotior,. said Mrs. — Legal_Notice Highway G& in. the City Legal Notice president of the League. 1.tlnrnonte Sp"ingi., Frida, ln'en AdarTIs Social Adjustment The Fi(TliiOUS NAME to register the Said name wit?' " hI THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Pt"f-by VPt ?t'iO' WO NCiL Education Program, proposed — Clerk o4 the CircuIt Court a FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. i enpage ir buSineSS a' LU Ss-mrnolr County. IlOridO b the Senauiolc Comumunits FLORIDA Sanford Avt Sanford, Se'rnitle Antic Enterp'tses CIVIL ACTION NO 73.1379 Action, Inc., bias be endorsed \/eterans Cotjny. lori0O under the fsc'?l'sOi.,S Inc. Sole Owner In r The Maftiapt school name 0 SANrDRO MIRROR 1. by the serondar M.haa1 Woodruff. ?R(DRlCk 0 wILSON. GLASS and ma? we intend to Vice Pretsdnt principals of the county and the ,luthand ?pgISte' taic name with the Clerk Jobs Fl n d PUbliSh iS 22 70 1 Dec & Pdti administrative personnel (If the tPC CsrZu' Court Seminole COun'y. ,9' W.SOP1 C.owity School offict wtic' were F5ori$a In accordance WI??' the prOvision' o the F ic'? Ii ious Name o1ved in the planning of NOTICE OF SUIT In So nford SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Statutes, 'To " Section StS 0 lIes. Ss.vO.t Wison program. The program is AND ZONING COMMISSION Florida Statutes 155T Walict oI Public Noarang City Commissioner Juliar. modeled after a Similar 5 Rorald N Raynor .L' Dt Oui1'ia'Va ThP Planning OflO oning Cam wilI,arr w ,,ones in Alachua Counts. Stenstrotnwtaaisalsochairmari miu.lor- will holda public nearing tc ?0"7 'ED PubliSh NCi I, I $5 NC'H Li?E 'IEREBt The League, on both fLute of this area's Jobs fur Veterans wnsioe'r recommending a proposed tIa ir ac".or sor 0twlut,Un 0' DEJ4 and National levels., huts com Committee reported to the nrnrndm,nt $0 ?hr Seminole County mw-rape fiat beer fid apaint' you -Zoning RegulationS affecting NAME F .CTl'TIO and you are reQuired tC Serve a copy istcntI supported efforts National Jobs for Vc4.erans reousrement's in RM Single 0 Your wrttteri defenses it any, to it NOT iCE IS hereby given that am which would provide for qua1it Committee headquarters in am* Mobile HOme Residential on Stephen jotinson. i-, attoinet engaged in business pt 17$t Fninch edition for all children and Washington this week that sipC}tstric' arid RM 2 Single Family to' Hutbarid wndse ace-rut i5 Avpnut. Sanford Seminole Count,. MObIS .-meu Park Dis1ict Conies ,Jahribo'r, and Panico. PA.. 26$ Las' Florida uroe' the f.ctitiout name Df youth said Mrs Adams in proxaniately 157 returnIng a' thiS POlac amendment •r Pawooc Avenue. Ma"laflG, 'THE FISHING HOLE. and that I noting Its support of tIns veterans had beer p1'ed vCllable in the Planning and Zoning Florida and file the original *itP the intend tc.regisle' laid name with the specific program, m'.mbers jobs by the Florida State EmiCt Room i(U Court s'fUula. tierS ci' the above %tyled court ost or Clerk o the Circuit Court. 5eminole Santord. MondO. ttiroupn Friday, before hvvemDe? 3Dm. 19'2. Coun'y. FloriDa ii' accOrdance *19' were uripres.sed with the depth pboymcnt office in Sanford am - 5.30 P'n otherwise a guogmert' may be en thi P"OQiSIo"it o the Fictit*ous and thoroughness of the study since the Committee was forThu public her 1fl will be held in te'ed agoins' you fo' the pItp4 hilriit Statutes, To Wit Section and the report paper. med in February, 1971. Die County Commission Chambers Demanded ifl the PetitiOn for U&509 Florida Statutes $957 ci' tP.e Court House, Sanford. Dissolution Of MareQf The League feels that the "Due- let the economy of this rPddit Sweet S rioriasi, or December 13 V77. at T5,5?/ non: arid theSeIlD4 Put,!" hti 1 15, 22 tV77 program. as planned, will offer area," said StenstroTn. '"and 7 31 PM or at soon iheteafte' at tDt)et 30Th 1012 0E" said Court or hope fur the diaruptive student the need fur emnployes in many pc,jSIblt ________________________ IScall the Planning arid Zoning preserving job classifications, jobs for the while —NAME ARTHUR 1 IIECKW!TH FICTITIOUS Cotrimistior t,i Cl-rI of laid Court returning veterans have been edUC1ItUITUAI process for 1kw 5, hp'pt p-var, eta' a ND'ICE Seminole Coun'i FIO"itIb 14 Maiirie S. Ecen engagec m bvl,nr'St 1 977 Highway remainder of the students. The plentiful. We have been forWillOmi, tty DepiJ C-p Altmonte Springs. Seminole Zoning Directo' larger buddy would also tunate here because our situa. 22 1972 PUDIP NO. Coun'y Floridi under tht fictitious '972 PubliSh November 22 program the lion here law, been exceptionalthat in benefit nameoiVALEXREAI.TY,andtt'iat DE,jll$ wuuld bc' a factor in helping )y good intend to register saic name with IN THE CIRCUIT COIJRT OF THE - ___________________ ________________________________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR the ClerS at the Ci'cut' Court. (tC,PITLEN'TIl ,IUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminir Cciunty F1'it in ec cordanc, wit? the provisions o4 the Sy CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Fictitious Name Statutes. 'rWt CASE NO 72 11V M.D eorge w. Crane. PtD COUNTY, FLORIDA CLINIC WORRY . . i, r •; EL LI stE F s"r ,,'cion CiS 15 rlc,ridh Statutes 1557 CIVIL ACTION NO 72 12K 5, , t.irs.'us s L,, 4EP ict , ii- ci. The Marriage o %ima .irrIr' hs' MU',,' ',lit nil, I Plaintiff, PubliSh P4o 15 22 79. & Dec a. . ., ,sAMEF i1u%bOfiO. InC 1972 vs ltd prrgnhint' 1 ,1 ph' ylrUiII i.lI P4'IP4AMLIF Wvte / '54 CAYPIRYN LISSAP. RALPH 7 DE': :i:kCT NOTICE OF SUIT ..hr and hi-i huhbnd are • WILSON Irid PE(,&Y C WILSON ________________________ DPOTP4Y IIAMLER pttsicall () k Ss' iiflililr the hit *1?,' \ C.eneral Delivery FICTITIOUS NAME twlc,ei modern medical dais Defendants it Woodland. Georgia 31136 NO'? CE ISneret. p.r t?il' a" '- ••_I,,,__ Ima roneeii,-d etlhin :1 niolIthi. NOTICE IV PUILIC,ATIDP4 y3j APSE HEREBY NOTIFIED engaged in business I' Pt 1 Boa 734 loIbulng this ,.tsrntifu b VO,,J. CA'THRYN lSSL. ' trim' an action to' DissolutiOn 04 LOnpWUOD. AvP . 'Carnelia unknown are heret'i - .. prescriptIon. ('huldiess it i-s. Marriage has been fled against void residence 1 So'in,no e County. Florida tinde' the and you are reQuired It ie've a copy nQtifipd tp serve a cop, f yOur i ict it ici it name of JOHN'S null' till ci' your wrItten cetenses if any. to Answer to Complaint to Foreclose HEATING I AIR CONDITIONiNG. *f Mortgage filed agains yOu Stephenson. PS C's-ne and that I intend tO register 100 CASE V-S51 Alma Z - aged 2. 1'EPstEPlSOh & BEAWE. PUS' Pla,ntiff'S Attorney. J(REP,iY E name *ifh IPIC Cierk uf ti', Circuit ' '$cr Drawer One. Casselbefry. GLUCPMAN. •t 395 Northwes' It' Court Se-minost Coun'y FioridO IP has been married 7 years u"ciIi 720". Attorneys for the Sires-' Suit,' 702 Miami FiciriOp accordance wit?' the p"owiiotfl of "I)r ('rant'. she- began. "tee and fl, the original wit?' 33121 anc •iit' tnt oriifla ltt tb, the FiCtitiOuS Name Statutes t-i'.t,utir' ______ have bce-ri vrr haapp l the above %iyied Court Clerk of me Circuit Court D the •', Clerk Secison $45 ( Florida Statutes "But we have nes'er been alibi- libet ii.. ktst't r11U:t uf itt a' Defoe November 30th. 1072. Eighteenth ,IiiciaI Circuit in and after possitih just (. IltiUrt and t,'rie'rwise a ,JudlJVflefl may be Fot Si-mingle Coun'y, Florida or or to hate any children 5 John 5ou Wiltor "However, the doctors sa my may be' unable to fertilize the- egg entered against you for the relief before the 71st amy of December, Publish Nov 15, 22 79. 4 Dec 6. $912. otfw"wiSe a default *111 oe husband and I arc both nut-nial, atfter mcrc than 12 hours -, then cemanded in hit Pi'fil.oft wITfi55my hand and the Seal 04 entered ag.ins' you T mortgage ,. , so they ,.ee no reason why I . coitus should occur morning and Court Dii thiS, trw 309' Cay Cit 9, DI' tore'cioSed iS Secured bi haste be-come- night during this prcgnanc'% laid should not property located •t )555 Peruvian ____________________________ Octcr. 1972 Wet4. pregnant La, Wifte' Pa"p. Florida and I! '5,'all FICTITIOUS NAME For thousands of &*tipitrcnth Arthur P4 bec.*t?'. ..i' "1 have as cousin who a-as legally Described at p,' 'CE J nereb1 giver that I an La' i. Bloci 14, Eastbrook, Uni' engaged in busineSs at P 0 Boa 114. Clerk 04 CircuIt Court apparently sterile till she was 34. normal couples by chance alone NO a. according t ttte P1*1 By Mavsr.t S Eden Lap, Mary. Seminole County. but them she says she got ma thus miss this brief f. to 12 as recorded in PIa' BooS 12. Pagis rloridaundertheFiclitiousNafheof Ds-pu Cleft pregnant by following your hour overlapping time- for con Put'.' h 1. 1 15. 72. 1072 N end 59, Public RecordS 04 LAC EMARY hAlt 141-GE SERVICE. t,)tiuti SUggestIons p *riuiflUlt County, Florida and trim' I ifltlttd tp register said "Could you pleaw' repeat thelTi They may thus go childless fur 01-TED this 17ff day name with tne Clerk of the Circuit IN THE CIRCUIT CuUPT. IN AND November. $977 for rn' benefit, for we are crar' 15 or eve'n 211 tears, then casih' FOR Court. Seminole County. "loilda In COUNTY SEMINOLE ' Seal accordance *it? the provision' p1 procreate a baby by use of the FLORIDA to hate as baby" ARTHUR SI BECKWITP4 JR Fictitious Name Statutes. To aforementioned facts CIVIL ACTION NO 72-1312 Clerk 4 the Circuit Court Section $6S Florida S'Vis'es )tE(A!'.('i' FACTS Since- the femInIne' in re. The Marriage 4 14y Martha I VinIer '?kCfl,P(R. YVONNE . secretIons in the- vagina art' acid. Deputy Clerk S James W Coo. 7 10111k. 1-ND ROBERT B PubliSh 13. PubliSh Nvv 15. 22. 79, & Dec 6 Npv. 22. 7!. & Dec In such cases as Alma's. 4 and some- women have a more REI.POP4DEN'T common medical facts can often acid condition ttman ottietrs. t NOTICE OF ACTION Ot.i Ut 75, gtvt- the couple' a bat'). such as can profttably employ a baking 'o ROBEP." C rRC.!PEi owri RESIDENCE 'Is Locating the likely time of soda douche' just prwr to each JUDGE'S IN THEFOPCOUNTY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED COURT SEMINOLE COUN conception in the wile's men coitus PROCLAMATION OF REGULAR Ia' cissolu ion U On 0it' PiI t'M- a lie-aping teaspoonful of strwil month FLORIDA ELECTION marriage aVii It rairt' When an tn'uni icgg ruptures busl'.ing soda to a quart of 'therm euuitv in ano 9, flit following CASE ND O '?itI REGISTERED i'OT(Rt. Ii, rr Thi Estate of or TPI( CITY OF CASSELBERRY. free' ft-tim the ovary, it can be water property in Seminole Co',ntp 00R0PI Y MAE 141-P/PIE'?'? FLOR IDA fertilized lot- pauibly only 12 to 24 Acid paralyzes the sperm cells. : ior.oa. not beer filed Dv YVONNE Deceased NOTICE IS 14,.R(BY GIVEN by alkalIne en- .1 TROS,PER but a mldl bow-s. NOTICE TO CREDITORS the City p4 C.u1,eiD,.r,, Fiprida. Fir,. Estates. LOt Sunland 34. After that length of time, it s'trunmt'nt nut only permits therm Al creditors of DCIROII'sr MAE thØt pursuafl' tO løwtUt autfio'ity the Addition. as recorded tn PIe' Boo. BJ.PNETT, wtio died on October 2 City of CasselDerry. Florida shall may have deteriorated till it to remain tigorous Public RecorDs 17. Page 95. 1972 whIli- a resident of Seminole , 1ueld.y. DecemDe 5 1072 cannot be fertilized, i-ten liv a flu' I even seems to add I.emi iolt Cantp FIa'iGa iii' ida il't notified th*' jrun the irpa ttIlJ'5 to' voting grt'atk it the' like-libsuod of as malt' and you' a't ,eqijire'o tt ser via con Cu''' potent sperm they are r,Qui',d t fit øny clams iO4Ø the regular election o the City a your writ-n dc-lenses. is any. to The usual date fur conception is tiabv' tPi* they may have Casselbel',. Florida Farmers know that a 3 percent on CARROLL BURKE. A?tofney for a' dernariO regarded as the 15th 61) before against her Estate in tnt off ice f the Sid election Shall be herd 04 the iS 61 produces Prtitiorwt. WhD$C address the unset of the next menstrual lactic acid ctout'he Wallace Hail Cgunty Casselberry Fire D,-partnntnt Sanfci'd 1-lian'ic Bank atiliditig $gi'$,aDle County. Florida, Building on said Ode anc at trw far more heif.ir calves, whereas SanI'c. Florida 3277$. and . . period CourthouSe a' Sanford. 1i'n, authorized tus the PtFPtA. 4 in flit But even normal wives vary the alkaline douche cause-i the original wIth Cie. of the Florida. within s's calendar months electing me following city off tcal5. from 24 to 32 days in the length of co't to produce far more tivale styled Court on ci' (iso, tht lot 04 the first puplitaf ion t o December. A 0 1072. otherw'se from the mat. their mcmthly cycle, though the (bull calvez' NOt itt Each Claim or MAYOR of the City of p5 this must be 14$ Undue- tension and fretting O.,09ment may be entered against O,'nand average may run a days in writing ano 111,0 Florida los the C.sSi-Iterrv, you If flit reIii-f demanded in the in Ouplicale and must stilt the So a wile should keep an exact about sterility also seem to PetItiii urwsipired feint of Curl's F Blow — record a! her monthly cycles fur thwart pregnancy, maybe due to WiINlSSmyttandafldthebI'aIUf l*tF p4 re.s*oenc, and post øtfitt Janurv U. 1914 claimant and tie THREE 13i MEMBERS oil the - a wife's increase in acIdIty' at least 6 months to a year. said Court on trw 279' day gt Dc sworn tOOfbythe hit cli,rr.Int. hi agent City CouncIl p1 the C iSp p4 So adopt a baby or pray to God tuber. A 0 1972 Now sut*ract 15 days from or his attorney, 0' it *11 become CaSeItwfry. Firi0p yow expected next menstrual and relax, as did Biblical han tS.ndII yord according 10 Ian Ti's NOt.(., Shah be posted at Artpwr H ee* ith. .1. 17?? Ii IS of onset and mark that as yuw' most 'th. Cay DATED VeQ(Jlf ed in the City 04 Caia,i4D.rt y, Clerk 04 Cit cur. Court November. .y, Rips-ida and shall b published Wi Send for my mecftciil likely day to get pregnant Seminole Covn'y, Florida LEONARD V *00)0. the I,onlord 4.5*10 ontO 14th deb Bid allot 3 extra days on each "Fact.s Abou PViar. Ceceliu V Etart Administrator 04 trw for at east iou' (4) con'SWt.ie c*put Clerk side of that date, which will give closing a long stamped, return Estate 04 wees prior it, D.cemt*s 5. $913 Car,i.II But's.. cents Give it tø yOU what we medics call your envelope, plus Dotutflv ld,pt B.artit'fl Dled at Casae1ue'r'v Florida. Attorney fu' Piiititnat all married uzuJ "pregnancy week " L.otia"d V It, 1st j' p4 NUvembe?. AD. 1972 6t2 Sanford Atlantic a .rri N D Attprney at LI* ISeatI Mari'*l relations within this a ISO IaalaSt P0 SO' Edith C Overt'. "" wee should lead to conception iv 'OIOod Sanford. Florida 3377$ en,4N1 — 3$ Wwdat ParP, Florida Acting Mayor Publish Npv 1, 1, i. . in iw noi'msI married couples. ono e'wg c.sts 4w p .n& D.c 6- 13. 7 Puti;isa Nov 4. Ii. 72. 7,, ivr Publish h DFJ.4 sperm ameS -e asesissi 17) Since the m Dii 117 OLi 73 , Female Help Wanted 14 v WWIIJI ' IAILr.. li. 4lIIllII IIIIIAIP2 111111 r- SutOri ApIs nlurfll5hed, Odultt, nO Factory help wanted by par" manufaCturing conCern I Ni PART TIME — Friday Located i 30 Monday NO SE LLING nest coor to Chase Fertiliter College 4 to h P10(1% w'tJy -- earn UP $0 Plant, 5 POint'S area montPil Easy and vitderrd a" a ILSX w'- Ii be 04P$5$fll. rSPIhclft merctiandiSe pa'' ' "-se basS 322 CIII a' COfYb1fly biCuTeC retail %10I% In yoir 9n or the nehrp$ tn. 5mlt ln(e%trne' reOuirPd Call r rEt p - y7 7P.4' - 22 COinrr..SSOn, pa.d vacatIon arid Espatierice mfljranCe bCtid'4i?% riot necessary, earn while you Business Opportunities 6 - j &I4 4I.I4l I I1I & , n1 a gid w&k history Salary plus ______ - O by (astnrn 01 Co Apphca" muSt e feat appearing arid 'iaVt S. thri,, 4 tsmes S thru 70 times 2$ times in SERVICE STATION WIANAGER AND ASSISTANT MANAGER Can P4el0 'o' 43 tSIY 322-2611 5e'ur.ty C.uivds area Call 323 0371 Etperienced plumber warded. R L Harvey Plumbing, day-s 32233*3 or evenlri0 372 2703 NORGETOWN The elder McCrart. tenc'ed to five years u lift at California's Folsom Prison, has been extradited it Denver, - 113 MIeHepWan?ed LOST - '¼ Sell with Want Ads McCrary Is Jaile Wpdneviay. No,. 22. 1fl2 lB Tho Sanford Herald i—SS.88 4 line Ad— 784 5 lIne Ad- - 9.80 l3Wks Dial 3222611 or 8319993 60 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE 25 52 72.80 31.90 91.00 YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE t.ISIEL) IN YOUR NAMF $19 $4 $54 v ''. �-_ -. By Several -- - - -- __n - - Activities Planned begin This affair will be held .Ii1. h. tffi'u!ii i'tiaii:iit a;M] :tMi .t' }-'."i; u'nivmg Medicaid ', atnvonv polfltflient.i- with -linic specialis not a U.S. citizen or resi• lists creates an insurmountable f or 20 years hats been chit' burden for his elieriLs Feinberg says private. Span. k'nged in federal court Pu four nc- ish speaking doctors located ribans who c'laim it liClirer their borne's could prom:utional The four, aged & it. 84, are yule the same, free medical recipients of state welfare old care for the Cubans if the were act' aas.cist.ance and free medical eligible for Medic-and. In. add,cart' at the Miami Cuban Reiu- lion. ttH'v would be' entitled to a get' Emergency Medical Serx- 12(1 a1 niunith allowance for medtrines ices cliir Charging that the Fkirida But, I 'gatl Serv*c't-a. of Greater Miami. III(-,. attorney Alfred prohibition agaimi Mediraid Feinberg, cmtcnds, arrmng oth- I a! aliens is unc'onstitutmnal Master Wendell McCloud ment Alisociation. Student ships though it eriwrim-paid trip to the Orange Blossom celebrated his suth birthday. Union Board. Spanish Society - e'r thiriL'S that the Cubans' age-, tn'cauS(' it th'riiv equal the- c'linir' patient hackloc and protection of the laws to Cubans _____ u ho t ould otherwise' bequalified, Fe'irtherg asks that a special. three-judge ('ciUi-1 Ixuiivt'nt'd to hear the case. Ili- itlst' asked the- suit tie- delaoed class Hc'tiofl on be half Most o all other aliens stmilaril souitt'd. that the Florida require'c.'nt be declared un- Classic- This drive will end on He is the grandson of Mr. and Kappa Delta P. National Wednesday. November 22 at Mrs James McCloud Those Education Honorary Sccit't p im in the' Elks Annex on helping % endell enjoy the af- and a Miss Southern c'onleStarit Seventh Street and Cypress ternon were' Katlierin and Mr Na than graduated from Avenue All alumni are asked to Joseph MeCloud, Wendy and on Harris, Crøonm High School, 1966 and th ul d , t ir ing in all tickets and money Marsha Go An 'its active' it,the march in g th for the' dr ive' at th is met'imt. Kenne and Sonp. Noble, A and M will host Rt-sonda Wallace. Eddie' and band, ronc't'll Putrid, student Florida Maryland Suite at the- Orange Kelvin Banks, Willie, RennctW c-ounril, Hi'Y and a class ofBlossom Classic, December 2 and Melvin Stevens, Darrell fictr P-k received his BA% at the Orange Bowl in Miami. Faysor., Kelvin Holloway. degree from Fbrida A and M \ ltAiri,,it ri.ri r i n.,.i,-., Untversitt - Tzillithasse'c. in. ',,m', president Mellizon .Smis and Micheal P170 At FAMU hcprtici"Jitt'd in the- niarctiirig hand, Alpha. BurkePhi Mptw Fraternity and Wb(i , .7 - - - A -.~ A Mloss In gri"d ii Citizen of the R. - }IE}thEhT Ci- IERHY Week . u an C b Nathan 7' .1. d C iliu-re uurm' 4 ,111 14-10k - iisti.i,im', irnt The Ut th mule lurid em1n The In slit hat it hris hflIOfl ame tntb The lack iii )ask, a', in --'A ii l l'_~4 'X. - - . -: -- ,'I - ' ' , . \ Ii, - - 'P ) LIT. S:-ttuts 71 ri'tp t wa1 ' SJ( I)-77 in Ui X 1w4 . - - IT -' - - host Parents' Night" on Mtjt)dij%. !,! the Methodist Church or, 0 s(ormand% Blvd at 7 , 30 pm, nits -IA't * S Get Amuhinted' mnt'e'tmg wil l enitt.ue' parents to u"r(pme' more f u l l ac'quainte'c t& itit troop zicturtivitie's plannt' for the year and to nit-vt the •'quhrenlierit and that an orth'n issued including the' (ubai - 4 - - - otIeit B i .. "' V "i. ' V & - . . .. j. ,,,-.-.- * - ' .. - -- - Hospital Notes - - - -_ Ui"i . - ,' - " - - - ' Patti- irk K Aldridge I it'tieirah 3 Pringle \lairv 1,.ou Stinson 'bert U ,!l ic F tacit-i I. Trapp tVillaaiii lhi Spit'e'' juejiti, G. Willutmus Patricia Ann Quigk'y Vi illuizim J I)us-ull Lust' M Futrell ''ti,,raiP, 11 Mit chit-li V. ilkamin Sauttiward Jr. I allit' Nut' blur ''tiar1e', F ('ross Ired B. Swatnkhou ltTtitC E McIntyre Sandra L. KuiitxiRoberta A. Pittruutri Artetn: M Ellis Gt'nevte'se A VioclJe'v, I1t'Bamr Jazics 3 hl.'ale's, Deitonia - 'salliere, Lbeltw Richard Henry ('bin, q S fi oe- Theret A. Coleman, Herman A Ftshe', Thtusvflle BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Mit- S c-I a baby lxi , '' Ainerich and a charter fishing we're- prs'pa,rmnr business Suthird I)IS('HARGES Sanford: Mrs J ames Prt''it' and bam girl Mrs William UrisUis uict tJItb,% ki Mrs Jack Stewart ant! bat' boy &iisit Mite' V ashirign" Lugt'ne '1 *'rrvl Jesit' C. Ilountn i'm Alsertit II Pouni Ca.illie' B. Beadle': Edith M. Martin Clara E. Cm James It Haddock, !)t'Bury Ernest A liilberg, I)eBary (;(fleS'ac%C A. Wetulky, (itherine- A Smith, La-eltomut Clarence F. We-del, Deltonu Milford A. Cowdery, Lake Mar , Margaret A. Deere, Long- '°°d A.nth M. I'art, Oklrtha Helen Ii. Pell, Mar'- E. Lt'Fils, .s - WENDELL McCLUCL) i center i celebrated his sixth birthday recen tly . Joining him at a party were brother Joseph 'left and sister Katherine. I! -1 ,b Seminole Calendar meeting. Altamonte Com. Please bru.g a (vvered dish I rnunity Chapel. 9:45 p.m. hot or cold i and your own table' -- I INM • - : £ '- - k --- 1 -" - - nc - - - - - -, - .', - and the Starlight Promenadors. The Starlight Prcjrnerujdors -. Jt '..t_'____ "' - I.$8W - r -' - p$t -- 'T' - ''t- : --.- -, . -,. I - . .. ''- .'. ' ii: - _____________________________ - - ' - ___ - -. n.'.i hair. '" - I his 14th AN('1l'N 1' lIlt )l(( )t '( Ill' A ill'. (lie' placid ('hai'k's Bridge crosses cent Vltava Rivt'i' ill the ancient Czechoslovakian tws Bacardi Sales Down ' NEW YORK-- Salt-s and earnings for Bacardi Corporation for nine months of 1972 sscre lolAe'r than those of the comparable nine mon th s period in 1971 because fig ur es for F'iIt. ('im.b will ua-t't -it All Souls* Annex at 9:30 at.0 Services and Little Red School House. The buses were donated by Glenn Turner arid lunches by Page Airways. Larry Dale is youth activities chairman. _ - . - ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARADE : _____________________________________ "THE SONG OF CHRISTMAS" . . - PARADE WILL BE HELD a~lpearing in The Sanford Herald are available 1-. y ou in 8x10 reprint size DOWNTOWN SANFORD NOVEMBER 30th. 7: 00 P. M. for $3. - ,o - .; ,- DIAL 322.2611 or 831-9993 I is natural. NOPA'xty parisnn' I suppose it all depends msri:inLs to see.- his saving, eaten - ho-h index you use. iTh.' r.t;is and nntxIy wants to --rk harder and harder for ci-risumer price index has beer ir,-n.'y which each day buys (fe('hifling and now stands at a little over three per cent. In ama less and les.s August. prices rose anly 2.9 per But II you think we cent compared with I I per cen t Americans have it bad, just the year be fore the price freeze look around Brazil, Chile, and On the o ther hand if we !nm-ak rm..in) , - ___________- ____ ' - C• - . pituI I i .igut'. of hotoming its Is I his - r l)4)I)IiIiiI' t(iill'tSt &'t'iit ..i other Latin American at the wholesale prwe index, which almost always show-u which direction consumer prices are going to move. w' find a n1'experience1ChtUL etirnes osing as inf per cent in one much as n:mmnth during a crisis. so Prague"Where The Beer F?':ti1 ,ir1hii$ji 1 it;.' unusual. Prices in the ale prtces rose 1.4 per 1 uropean Common Market wholes cent compared with four per - ar e guing ,v- - Old Is As As '111c (ze'clis take their line' art fis (10111110N, IItVIN(i ('siph's Ness s Si'rsk'e' iof hrc•ss- ing seriously. And ss- hy nut: the uui.iiks of St. Thomas PRAGUE, (it'clioslt's ,mki;i css than ten years ;sfte'r I ( - ol it iii ) ii ( ii r ist a ptme r iiioniaste'rv lucre ssere already brett ing up their beer in 1:192 - discovered Aiiit'rie'am. beer stats Ixing brewed iii an ancient house. on here imit fit 0% 0 Street Il i this dignified aol capital of ( zet'hoslovakia. knots n as U F'le'ku, The still stands as at beer house, and hot-au historians still assure' your Old beer houses awl tt uut' tatt- t'rfis imiaki' I rogue' an hospitable uts and the travelerr whit p refers to hn.'nul his t'I bs us t ra the'r than t this k nets stiIl ra te )t C'r )alau'es i ai par.o1 iM 1'h ie beer airt' amluuitist OS f,iiiieti ,iS tiit .1111 hurt bit'. castles, niuimuuuiie'nt.s (if (lit' titt - that strong beer was first .mi'ottre1 hare- Pu omit' Vii Skrc'mtnes' a the t';ur 1499 U i-lu-ku e-aiiiuu- fraimi the l'It'kivsk) I,tmiiilv,'' am t'it orhmsist told - ' ' ' , - - present ''The ii,iiia' tit a-,. 1. re - #. Al A till at an annual rate of six per cient for the preceding twel ,)f 1 etit. antl Spain, with its newl) motonths. In the third quarter this yejr. wholewile Mre-i ,,,und affluence. is showing an the alarming rate , were ri.'ungat astounding increment of ' cent. 7.4 " -m mu th per cent e way or the other. w'We are not unique in ham'. wig houId have a pretty m:il :tb'.i inflation play such an tam of just what we can expect fran; Colu bus I ' lime.. ''lucy hHiUftht this ancient coffee or beer beside senior •i and gaiimn'd uitizen, music -loving students beer house Ili 17621 repulatioli fur brewing and or curious tourists, Whht-rever au go in Prague, portant political role. The this questionable disparity T''.sm'rvinc ttii' b"st beer in iiiuisit'iattts stein iii p1ay, and the principle issue in Germany's Lig between wholesale pricPrague ritiit'n,s local urns-c around the election next month is their 55 and retail prices is about twm . 0_flU rs ,it M,istm'r brewers bars, restaurants and hotels as per cent annual price rise. In mon th -c, so November jmj tiMlalS iiiiM' use to st,tlt r , . j freely as the tourists, enjoying (;re'.ut Hritatn, where the rate is Decemither will tell the star) dire t frittit Ito limtiis sIS pe r ut nt there is mounting Either way, good voters will fitte Ciech wines and %% ell, I lair specialty is .1 shirk ssure on the C onserva tive iti'.e just t'.ave to go to the poiis 'pe t iltt uI hit. city toast pre Ii is ar i iii t s t t lager be er. government to push is figure th hoping that prices are rising at ss hiich tin's - pritwils tIaiiii to with garlic, Soon The only three per cent. and '111 . high spot of the city is, of clown, re'imuis"s res'i 0.1%t - I U ii It' Ne'therlar,d_s government had to coin.Ma be misery ike 'c a::rse' I irode-airu> Castle'. • sine ( it Imturide'ti in (tie' 9th Century but resign last June because it pans. but we cam Luke a lttt ,' You se'ist' the timstm'ry of ru'nhivau heel .inil rebuilt many failed check inflautic-n, but the solace from th e !a-, that o th er --r rote is still mimos-ing up at an people i 'ragut' as soil uris r ,trauuel the' ti mes Square's t-ourts- ards en per cent hiisti'rit- spttt:, or re,ts au (lit' gamrmft'ns anti ramparts make up .innuaul h,u';is 'ak t,Wlm's, utrinkmnt' the- imitiltls'\ ' -- ,,., ,, - ' , , - % - - ' ' ' - to - - -- - '' --- ----- - - McGee's Prediction- I • Record Orange Sales i, ' .1 ,_- L:Lm,( _ I ',-_ J , % %,j • ' g.tL._f I I I c? I li dI4z' J I &_ "_..J iz \ I 1t"V7 Iu"_' J i fls -I 'I cf! 5V I 1 I (,) 1')SN \V" "i P \a.'' -_.,. - - - •- - 'it,mmeI,is I" . -'--'W"' \_S ( .i 7 ç • . .atc.mui m atader urged Florida ;-r.mc'es.ssirs to ctciisakr a frozen warmth but that List we-vie - nc ciii rated orange j u e- r.nris had act-v lerateti tr'A;: -.-. hoks4ule price increase to splitUnt and that fruit toss iu- split,s had now e-xtended tuat ft 00 (rain the present 11 88 a -tmzen 6-as can equivalents in the kite %alencua e'nap in that'. J1tt5 in effort to prt'serst' a st.abk t'it;t",tit' inventor It is to be hoped this spt\lgr Vi tlse'n Mctket of toss will be tiununail bevause -c -' ()rland,m-based grower host' at'e,'d for esers piece a ugamiiz,itioti saul ret'ord suk's ''- -- - tat the' industrs t".p.amdc,'d t:t,irktting plans were \I 1 ,__,_&'b'..,XN I I . '. -' . \ I. nuttiiu.-- ¶!s' , Lefthanders Un te ! '- -' - '- - - ' last year were unduly Inflated by Inventory stockpiling In anticipation of the East and Gulf coast C'Ock strike that ticcurred In the Fall of 1971. Following settlement of that strike, Inventory levels at wholesak'distrihjutors throughout the United States returned to more irmnal levels and hit-se stnIbutors re;xrt conLinued increabes in the conswnption of Hacardi ruin. For nine months of 1972, total sales Including excise taxes were V0,5W,266 compared with sales of 177,W2,325 for nine iniotiths 011972 and $52,569,475 for nine uo'ith of 1971, months ended September 30, 1972 were Earni6sigs feji$5,498,593 or $75 per share, cuniipared wi th earnings for the $6,631,811 or $332 per share Oft comparable period of 1971 the basis of 2,000,000 shares outstanding In txjtli years . SATURATED COVERAGE .issurine'e' of a ''profitable ;'iiiet for every last box ,it pick' - from the preselit crop i \`ov are not facivil %ith ''; t i,!u-, Inik-ed, unless them Li or Y0Ljr R* Stand Up 19 ts -'ale'-i deterrelit. ,u,,,,,,,, have tt I It' O iii ut ' is I It utiisuuetrsbsxl iuntrit) group comprising an t'stiiuiuted 20 A uiie r out us may iii ulli on - ' I ii imps- lis - t - I'. iii ii sit;trpeners, cork smreSt t-atiuie-ra,.s, to tu;iiiue- a fu'ss things, ' are made for raglmthamui.l.'rs Either the' hitimulk' is mm tiltss rung sIde' the mort'ss turns F uiiuhi I t otisijiiit s Bureau (if chit kssise ulit thu r hilt iii the "-,mirtttssi sit ru N thi.iuiul lift sliutte m i 4-11-.1,14. is liii liii iii Id 'II I nisiir i lit I ( mliii g at rail) making lift hiurd on nit'tuisilus tIme- Iefttiiait- e tie-c-ui l.t-fthiauiidc'rs liiel mutsitit uisithuiuuit • discriminated against for years 'lhiesu' things 111.1) set-111 like' an our sot-tail customs and In the' luummsr IiUIsauiee's to the tiiaijonity d e'sagru of au wide variety of tools, of tire' people who imistruiuiienLs iuuisi utensils we use r i gut liii nuie'ml hint (hut' rt' t-vt'rytlau ) They r.'prvse'uit it miowuur Ighil auggra tilt aig to ' M'IIe'r' uuiairks't waiting to tic enterprising li) Ialipe'eI bti'ciiit s'uiuit Ii produie ts are A whole hums's' made with little thought us to hots ,it It fthiaarttts r .uii list' tbii iii train suinut thing a% trivial right-opening c hewing guuui of w rapp rs (ti some thing, its f)o(tnittally mlainigirous us.wt'r s;u%s - le'ftliauutih,-t s ' l':s e'ui a u iglithituumeler would 11 ,41111plam if very tune lie tnt ci write Ili it luatse li'.it binder nutt'ts,sik Ili-, hand bumped into u ring or ts hum ii he re .mm lit ii lest' .a mars gtarshiit( he it on tilt- other sal' The It flhiuuisk r '.silu(isni I ak (lit ,.ujit r suit of t tus,t. buuitd-' awl hilt) H British e to , found ' little) I iil ' IH ., S ' ut . - iii t an thu 4 I d v%vo I , iiia('hihtue's, all %% tilt rigtilbi,iuiuit'el li'su'rs, ire aiwkss tnt ft'r let' thi4uiidi'uI people' to its.' M iisiu'aul iiutruimuie'iuts are iuettt,i i,sumslt ru hithi tutu ml c itImuus uiiii hi 111111 iliji' lit liii I nearly till stringed Ilistrui,uit'uits are uuiae.0 muir righuthu.uiutit'i's A Ii' I thiuiiclm'i' lutist .muiplt'te'l rt'striuig sia-hi Instruments lit order Its use - till"" Esi'ui the trusty te'it'1ihiuiuie Is iumuuie' for i ughmthmtati'rs A lefty is hush put ti iiIul this' it'( e- iSei', mIt'IMI'sit Ins uiiiuit' aunt 511411 II number sslthiouit re strtiii, to 'w"(1191tics. Iii short, ht'fthuaumitlt'rs have lx 'Ii u stuilitu uuiiuig Ili the rii'hm( oru uuti ii stitrlul fist tins Aslaptiuupf is t e rttuinl) m hue iix t •iiiit e aiim r thi.uti gum,1' Iii Iii. I° ii'st (if hitt ig sjis till Ili iuuluuts sle'sigiueti auuitl ni t,t , h tuiee on ii iittistdu,i siS - that is, untim ret tmti> 'r It N 'hum of 0 ' ''I P e t et' iuuie'cttcuI t e ste'ns 'nni'ui ' t'ujeiit minul arste'r ant-ti a suit iii ' u titi'iilie''is eh'iu ing in tail hut let ulls tie • thiauitit t's lit 19.1 utter Isso ' - lot , -, well tocontuuue mt 'lii pr ut undersuppis situation For t'ii15 we has et be't'ui st'lling not e'iils cur own suppl but e-eiuntkss uintheins of galle'ius of imported foreign and daiue'stie' juice as well, McGee Isoite ci out ltue United pt'ktsiimami tI I The Herald - - - ' c.stie tm 1111 Bargain :ti s..- ii s 1 R su ire hi he started liii'. St OF S (1Ii) 45 prtaetiihs u in ieirecai_st by the USDA should liii' At Iste to allos t"lorLu to 4uchie'e' this -: lt'i tith10tt or aim elextreius -11111119 st'aseiuu the nuinintuin 4 million gallons reserve design Ariste'rau is the' Greek 4 ite't'elt'd t5 ci suppls cansttuut iii ''(hit' t smtrttur I II It - I (rain out' year to the next ix i x '0 it-. iii or s tie' s,ttet sue'tt on tns- cmutt lusts iiuiiu5 righitttauiule'rs tu,tst' -i Il it-hit-ti' the iuictus(r m's en Ihuu'iigtit itboul being lust ciii Ihie manic-n tit selling iiuuparte'ct to sit at tilt- u nut if 41 chime I tilili lieuiute iuuiti gallona ge from lit turtle i lii ti alit hiuii I iiii' ss it hi hr etei a result i nt. tlhMiss s ss uthm i i,Ihithiauuicic'rs'' It's eli'iurt''s'simiit e'ffe-ei uixm gross eu iii t se rs ul us ssitiuu It I $)I itt for Florida prislue I thu iuitk hi itt (a iii ike list' item itt ii's hiopi sst 11 .1% .S411114 - 41114 . 55 hi.sse Ii ft hisuuuul freele and (huts rep situ. Ks out It, lire ft ri nit is 'trouu't the stimiutiti n hilt-tb y ie ld fruit 1sitih,hi Ill's Ili i ituutisi iiitlit-' .uui hit' \he" ste stuiet that hit iut e e'ttl .1 'm'tIsti's humuumlis op - WITH iric iwreas, very shortly we finally is' getting their say titter years of neglect, reports tilt- %u;.Zb TAKING a brig rest from the dizzy pace at Disney World are some of th e 53 youngsters who were taken to the Magic Kingdom recentiv for the day by the Sanford Optimist Club. Children were referred by Division of Family m'nh Ti?.' Pell eif - I)AI.i..A - inc Southland Corporation, originator of 7Eleven Food Stores, today reported record net earnings and consolidated revenues for the third quarter arid first nine months of 1972. In addition to 7-Eleven, the company's Florida cperat.ions include Velda Farms dalr), lft'tidy Ice Co. and Smileys Sandwich Shop. Net earnin g" for th e quarter were $6,638,512, a 17.7 per cent increase over the like 1971 period's $5,638,174. Net NEW \'Ol(K, N - V. - Personal lift' insuramra" issued Ij lt-troieIithfl Life Insurance Company during the' first nine rniunth of 1972 ruse' to $8,245,J72,XJfronm $L640,!f.6,000 issiit-'j during the' corresponding period last year. Group lilt' illsuranc'e issued amounted to $1,813,902,000 ('OIIlllimrt'(I tilhi $4,74l,919,000issut-dduring the first nlnermiontlisof 1971 Total lifv insurance issued during the first nine nui,iiUi f 1972 amounted to $l0,059,214,0ttO, eoitihiamtt'tl t itti $12,3.82,9l5,0(K i ss ued in the same period last )ear, Metropolitan I ale- also re'pmirti-'l that the prt'niiiurmi oft personal life insurance i ss ued dur in g the first flint' niotitlis (if 1972 was 9.6 percent above the figure' for th(' ('orr('s;lurstluig peri od of 1971 - __________________________ ' . rioting when the grcierniTlent tried to impose (-oflIrolS to keep down fond r, ' ..,_ - ______ C AO P-iOu Vain Brie-c' - . - Life Insurance Up g - Sanford Civic Center at 8:30 p in Join John Saunders c'alle'ri and the Starlight Prc.nnt'nadors - r (ountr Vi estt'rni Night, Fleet Rese'r.-e. featuring 1'lylIi arid VF'Vi Post blOB regular nta-e'Ung, 7:30 p III., Koight.s of (olunibus Hall. will nie-t't at same time for an -y S - - .- -' -- mm - ft 'ii ______ -- - the dollar - per cent for the nine months to 11914,433Y)4 from S805.161AM I'm tht- . ipar;ib!s- p..riru! mm! 1971 Square Dance Club hosts -- J ~'Square dancing at the - i ' quarter to $325,417,278 from 1289,55-4,022 last year arid up 136 -. t - ,.- - - _-ent lie rune months %ere 115.221.201, a 17.1 per , earn of 1971. e like period for th increase over th e $13,003,265 Consolidated reyenues sere up 12.4 per cent for the Harvest Moon Dance, 8 pin Sanford Civic' Center. I)rcs Sos. 9 nitay be regular square dance Square da in at th e San- dotiung or country style. John ford Civic Center at 8:30 pm. Saunde'rs. Altaerwinte Springs, Join John Saunders -c-allen _______________________________________________________________________ Thanksgiving dinner, Christian Church, 960 Norttiandy Blvd. Deltona, Ticket deadline-. No H -. - - - I - - ___________ 'V'" - S - iml - -- I bUlMliess asmWilitt' I 'h %"silt" ...- --- a bat,i gin, Setmituru Mr and Mrs Billy Cla - at hait girl, !)e'IIisr .Wt(IId. Dellotu; , - If ______________ Y .. -,, - house ', Southland Earnings Up 25 - , -) - ,1: it I 'M I:I .1: :: oil ... , . ; service. -- ... ____..._ - -. 'L - aol' 'aid 00 -- " Iiuiiu'w - Gross revenues for the quarter aniounted to $4,OO,333, From an adjusted $3,3l4,3& in the siriiilzir var-earlier "- The- I •JI I deral (if. la.,.1 suintner. bui It, i - - H - Monroe M. i MuntN i Iii1kin, AIV president. said it)(, company's net income for the three months ended ,A-pt. .10. 1972. totaled t472,521,(-qual to 14 cents per share, compared toarestakd$2,Ol2.:r five cents per share, in th e cmii- I 11 #-,: 0 . , -' 4 - . t, !- a .. j k_1 . - -- '- Whell tilt- liner wits brought to ''reement officer appe'aired Lu - - .- C - I -I , -p (if said the former lam en. q - - . ., 'IL 4 I)EN\'Efl -- Profits more than doubled on a 36 per t't'flt rise' in ret ermues during the first fiscal quarter . It v.as reported today by American Television & Communications Corp I ATC not' of the nation's leading cable television companies, Cash fl ow for th e quarh-r rose' 47 per tent - was found and there' Fort Lauderdale as at tourist Henderson Monday morning V as no indication of it struggle, jittrairtion A cotert-d dish lunch st-ifl hit' Henderson reportedly had Ntis. 22 - o-tt'rtive-s said League of Women Voters unit served after the meeting. William -\s.ct. State Att The' charge- was diiiised real estate interests in South - * ,...s h .', - .-' ' , ) dockrnaster and the marina, Morris Everglades fisrilit near Fort manager Kc'hlwt'iter. said Henderson Lauderdale Paid be-en trying to sell his boat Henderson as indicted b ii for four or five' months He was federal grand jury in t)e't'enibcr acskinig 1.55000 1971 for allegedly soliciting a ''lit' intended to leave south ;ui off from the owners of theocean liner Queen Elizabeth I in Florida," Kuhlweitex- said. Polu'e- declined to identif thee'xrhianite- for innt'ssii.n rights T?lt,flkl'.'r p. , - , - - _-;-, ._'_ . 4 - . Higher Profits, Revenues _'_'r•.., - - . S;indivcrs searched the iur a gun and crime' latioralor) technicians examined the tenor of the steel-hull. w'ud. pane'lcd house bout Henderson was sheriff train 11151-1951. Later he- became- city manager at Homestead and I.' eapun !. 1,-f . - ' j I -r prices The Russian family, for Inflation It's a word that dri'ie's the the most part, cannot make k market tip ti.; nd wife work Brea ,, dig ;'i nR r'ioin ti-ak for a weekend barbecue, is limited. pw'itutoes, tomath' r allows, one to put an emtru T'tm and meat are' frerunavailable and of ci in the kid's room. (liar national preoccupation tranrelinarily expensiv--' how do we fare t. .sith the purchasing power of '\ i;. ' - it nt'c indictment. hate' been shot once or twice in the head. iipparenitJ at close range' tie- was uncerutin of the caliber of the' weapon used ,-''- - to - ' ' 'I ";?: - ''. ler emiurl; all your STK'('iitl a;. -' - - MIAMI All, - Skiridit'ers plunihe'c I 'iiymRa, waters in st'eu-cii tim a niuruer weapon or. Tuesday after former Dath' Counts Sheriff .lat'k L 'Sonnt Henderson. was found shut to cieaitt i'tKiard tit-, luxur-t househui.t rw.lic'i' ciiirt Henderson, 54, clad in bluetrousers without is shirt, was found sprawled in the- second floor bt'c.trttonim of the' boat by a business atssoe-iate- He- had been stint in tlit' head Police said ttie' suspected !k'nidersori had been murdered Orlando area. Construction of the sixth bank of the ('omflanks Group t ill begin in the near future. Another charter application in Seminole County is pending. Other Coniflamks affiliates art' the anchor bank. The ('oinmercial Hank at Winter Park, South Seminole Rank, The ('onmiercizii Bank at Apopka. Thu Commercial Rank at I'int' Castle. and the North ()rlan.l. Rank q - Dade Ex-Sheriff Killed FUNNY BUSINESS eflhrig n1 good fellowship nit:! ?.jOt'!Iit'fit Iliglilictits (if hit' eveniru Ilt'dt-dicaitiun arid estiturt- Cert'mnenies. A - .pt-cial program, of skits airi'J s- cigs will tie- presented arid ref restinients ,will Lie' served All parents of Scouts art- urged LI,ue-nd and assist in turttit'rinig Scouting prograirmi I OR 1 to be located tin Fast llwy 50 in the fast-growng Greatet .. -' - in tilt- Mediviod prograrn - - 1. : 4 "I" tic it aders and Seciutirig Cart.. :;.i:te'tIt will also be- at annual "Calendar Drive'", Nc't If, so if a bright little' St-m.0 shies to your dour (it ricig!. bt 'thood and ioaks you to hu --- 1 - ,.ri -,zi,-rl ;;;1;t ';:;;' au1 Rehabilitative Services be' prathitnte'd fron a enforcing the- - ; 44-1 Aft. IId4 Ian fi,,, ;:;-" , - it.. f,.,,. nv-i -' ' - -i,nutitiit,niiI ,. - to I , " - ni I - - ' ) - and - T erw n . '"' P irab- I •'rtifi'- d lnse-strnm'nt Counselor ,,., ."-: -'r '.-- fit minerals rt4'nparm:- its F I(F.i)FJtI( S 'c%II f-,L' ___________ _____ I I nrients and other r?V,r! .f fr, cign interest in i'it af.prc.v.cI Etttuifli's' I,i , .v And tl'uit is craning -- -- I tsr forese, an Arneriran invasi--n in reverse when tt. Europ.anc really come in," "id a Pitt. burgh hanker lIe riled ir,-,;r,q trrwntq already mado by the Iaparw'ce in tJ S coal develop- Inflation, Drives Mart Up And Down -' - I,'S market In I JIIIfl Aifif'tl(H tirud the npportumnitirs there fur Ainerirans it, make' ii ps'cu, isv' two (:hiStock ci i-ago's &=AM ... - vIe'aiing In stne'ks In (bk'a.o They huip" t.'. otlra(-? some of 9-." ar."'-huinme'.sg "spe-te'l ti's b- . return in';.ett.rs nveru'as oldi thin tit wa tubing Japort"40 uk't-eloprii'nitc. are' cp. bluing ,'lmii maui him-ar clirmilar re . ,u,,,rkc Irmeuit liaiiks'rs in Illinois, '-s tiers' tl,' m'sp.mrt .attI.r;,nc ' 'ci' ra!s-- lr f-mir -,p.':mrs t,roker-; c'nt (levelop. niiitue'ruiuq ruieril s 'I tie' Ar i,ono honkers, in 'miii,. . - ' .' - - f'f'( tlim'y hut ill their c - rpc' f' ntlnn t'cI c;ih,-s "c - Juniors Parents ______________________________ - itdq gr'.wieig interest in the saill ;imihi'r uhiitc lr''iii tic I ii.ie't ;,iit up ;iti htimrrhm'rc to .h;i,tinm'c.' trash' it %N wildhurt mar - - - niiellarol tuiward r,verseas ofIttirs miral v.pe'rii?iuins is shown toy .qm-.iie' l;,i-gr:iti'it larip' isitsimli' of ttte';m' ;ifm'auc. hits' ls'ss - _r ,___i - I '" u_ - - -___ _ Iif'sl',", alit' ,rjp,ii, tatnikr'r ti, s'ntls 'ibm-v tim" 'air miii We c -- va, . gnuiw atfl'I th.'' fuiriii JiiaI PiIrIr-r is teuilIt ,tel where they have just solsi it fle'c't of trait-toes hi, Ittissla, hut lay gas jolfwlirwit ' I )u'timilt and I 'ittshiuirghi him-ru' ,ilitii and stes'l iiii1's'tts luau', u' hurt the' hitt-uul hiusluiste is's lint A - . - l,if ill loinkc'r c tit o, ;;c 11th k ii; in if Ibm' m's \m-st- ','s,rk, the i ;r I 4 11110. IIIt m,', 1 m t it'd ;tt . iii,.i.tiltill) fri'iim Iii'' .Iiiiti ' Hxket s Al l 1114)14.4 111)111,41 fa'i'Iiuuit, I' - Medicaid Rule 1 . '' s let ,\rhiisnut huunkt'rc tuft- just us s,uttsslm'mlg.'nliIm' aibxiuit s'sm-tuuuiigu' ruts's uiuuti trails' ;um sicja'a Is tic thut' Sall I-r.uuurbstut iuumaue% 1114,11 Re-Elected -. - rs C) i , - - - e' Iltrf fmmreigiu alfuihu c 11 1 111 Illic it 'Ifs. ,,it (m'it'bgii trauslu- hint thuic huts - i t'Rt Is iu mtsstmug Inlautusl ISSISS, and tm'ri'"tm'it Iii llIiI-tmtt' iti'i ,'spiml- i" - nlssa% '-a ls's'uu hits', u''tts'mI fiats of , - us thu-li 1 4,11imq buu Nu'ss \'imt I' 1114, I't,m-lIim' ( 'oust . 511 I 1111 ci- ' Bargain Section eniences and other good things her name you don't realize the now in college and two in the joy you give the other pers Cherry has contributed in life you have to make ie)d of education. Wednesday, November 22, 1972 his greatly to this community. He for yourselves. Most of all, and the joy you get fr Cherrs received PAGE 1C education in Seminole Counts' was (tie cha irman in the there is no easy way. Hard work helping, Whether we like it or - - THE SANFORD HERALD where he graduated from organizing of the first PTA at and faith in God is the only not, we are brothers and siseCrooms High School and at. Crtxims High. worked ith the answer to any problem or the because from one blood afl first group in house contact in sea-el of success if yo' can nations were made. E1 -1t tended 'Tyler Barber College, person is responsible For Tyler Texas, were he received getting voters out to register name it that." other. We may think so but - I ,011 He has done much to help the h is degree in barbering. He also and one of the committee to c'ertainl cannot live Thc- U 1. Ref tic Jr. Scholar selves The Just Us Club Mrs Mars ship Fund will sponsor recto Chei-r as a soldier in World Smith, president, is asking ' a benefit dance ar 11. He received two br,ie you r help in sponsoring a night, 10 p. in. UI 2 a. in. at Club stars and was injured ar Thanksgiving Dinner as well as DeLui on Southwest Road, smedically discharged. He Open House for the G ood for your evening's enreceived a European and goo. Samaritan Home. They are tertacinment, let's help :biriduct medal during his asking for dnnatinns of covered education program '-erviec in the 3 Engineers jiSPU'S or a contrihutiar. li According to Cherry. th ing help make this It great t ft he can say that during his lift' hit I Thanksgivin g Dinner for trtc Civilian and a soldier in OUjet public -Mrs bi sn;. S P r.i -i (l.LARVIATLU .l;ick lckcrtl('orp. shareholders ha e countries is that he can They are using this method cif honored as president f re -'ted seven diret- tors at the corporation's annual every day as an American 'In thanking the public for the No 2 of Allen Chapel AME meeting here at the Fort Harri son Hotel. many instances are ,• support given them in their Church Pu the members of her He.elected were Jack M Kckerd, chairman; llarr l• grateful at all for our eflort to help complete the ne choir with, an appreciation Mr. and Mrs Ulysses S Who in American Colleges and Robert.s, president; Stewart Turley, senior vice presidt'ut blessings He closed b building for the Good service. The Rev. 3 E Can. Burton , 900 Locust Avenue. are Universities saying, "We here in Smnole S:intnriutn Home They are ncll% delivered the message. announcing the engagement He furthered his education at Also, Herbert G. Brown. investments; J. flex Farrior &ount, live in the best .sktng c'vervone to come out Mrs Francis has served this arid forthcoming marriage of Indiana Ste University, Terra Sr.. a partner in the la firm of Shackleford, Farrior, hind eat with them as they Offer choir as president for many their daughter. Miss Ingrid in Flori da and we live amy-, Haute. lnduuut, where he Shillings and Evans, attorneys at l.ai; Charles II. Ki'Ustadt, the best people." He thanks to God for the support, years Many more successful Cametativs,ca Burton, to Ronald active in the music depa rtment chairman of the hoard and chief executive off k'cr, General th.ruitinns and iniifl prayers tsk for better in dealing ears to her and this great choir Joseph Nathan, United States a an assistant arid was W Valtt'r, chairman of the Development Corp,; and :iven in behalf of the home. of Allen Nai' - , son of Mrs. Ruthic member of Alpha Phi Alpha people in business board, Jim Walter Corp Opening of the new complete friends. '.nttcan, 2705 Truman Blvd., Fratt'rnit, Upward Boun .ttrt,en t Th ursthiy. T Sanford. lnstruc'tor, Black Student UnIr tt all te Ecker d, Uctt'rts and turlt coii itut.' th Covered dishes and dona ti ons and a musician in his own j;t: committee Ut-tbt'rts is also president of the Jack EcktrtI 'Tt Rl) tiLl) STO% I-. may be delivered to the Good Mrs Ethel Siplin. formerly of The' briclt-.eiect is it graduate band He presently is serving a Turk i' prt'idcnt of the .!;a -k l-'.-kcrd :llietl l)ruc Co REI)ERICK. Md AP Samantiin Home, or you may Sanford has returned to live of Semmok High School. ]iM, tour of duty with the U old coal-burning furr.a'e at call for pick up service. Dinner again in her home town She has where she participated in. Latin Na'x, where he is it musician local Post office has been will tic served at noon. Thank resided for a number of years in Club and National Honor and ' instructor in the judged in violation of Mars YOU for your c'ooperation Rochester, N. 'V She is happy to Society She is a graduate of School of Music. ands air quality control La' he back with tier daughter, Mr Florida Southern College, New Bank Approved The wedding will t- z.n c-vt-nt The same furnace has t- -. -ii) i-s' Bernice S Brooken, and her l.akcland, were she was active tt ,f December 23, ith a used to heat the building sister and brothers, Mrs. in Black Society., Women's zIt S ii? Snnfnrrl Ce1 The Commercial Hank at Union Park has been approved Wilhejmina Ha rr is. Elliott and Judicial Board. Freshman INtR11) BURTON -. Civic Center. E G. b the Florida Commissioner of Rankiniz at-cording The Seminole County Chapter Frank Hampton. Honor Society . Upperclassman ('onillanks Corporation. An application Ranks. President of of the' Florida A and M Honor Soc'iet . Who's Who in for approval of the acquisition of the new bank by ('alit flanks Unive'rsitry Alumni is conColleges American and is pending with the Federal Reserve Hoard. The net'. hank is duc'unc' a. tw'nrfii for scholar. t1nit'erstties, Student Govern. two days, ThursdEy and the evangelist for the week. Fridao, November Z, and 24. Rc - . Burroughs is the pastor of Come and browse and purchase Mt. Gilboa Missionary Rapist mans needed articles. Mrs. Chur.'h. R.artrnc-. Services are Ella Sims. president; Re% M nightly, Rev. R W Robert Doctor. Pastor. Wi!Iianns. Pa.ctnr : - Tfl. -- - - - Mirror 11% I 'ci 'U .S( i; F. Sit Nil 'c%%ni-inhs'd I'i.'* Writer Saint' N1"W N*010i i \l't .hill flank liii' t,i,i - - l',istei ii esl.ildisliiio'til' i'-t (hi 114-art iin.l centm-t , if hiihi'i mnitluinalisin In liii' U nited Stut''s huh they wittilmi fit' strong '.l.irc' ;i,iil mnoi-t' mIami uireas .110 gross tug in un,t.'rsi,i,i.Ih,ii', ho' ins aimmi outs iii iimle'rnautional Iradi', the pros anti cans of prtitt't(hiii vs loss tariffs A trip through liii' amri'a 1 11111.4 lijt ttankt'rs %% It(, all, Jii'-i( as in $rrath member of the adult choiritiI St, people, "if you want con. -SIMM171C loam to %%Tit(, hl!4 or :- * children. * two the parpnU; of four -- -..;, Inland Areas Control Trades 1r studied a course in Insurance at help get the big ditch closed in communht, because tn y St Paul Mi nnar Bapt B MARiA V. HAWKINS "Citizen of the Week" lake time t say a good word t the University of Florida ex. Georgetown 2-541 Church. Thanksgiving service Herberi Clwrrv, real Cheri has encouraged and a ho or girl anti let them know tension school 11 a ru After the morning broker and general building ChCITS is a member of Si, helped mans hovs and girls in that you really care service the deaconess board contractor. He lives with his Baptist the community. Many have them, it is always wort -, John Missionary serve drnricrs. Call BapUsi wifl Si, John Missionars 24.I&)1 lovely w ife. Mrs. Mattie Church. EJLSI 10th Street and or 32.731 for your dinner to be Cherr. She is employed as an Church, where he is a deacon, done well in making useful lives time you spend doing u IWcJ4USe it ShOWS in time. W Cypress Avenue. are in the delivered. After the dinner the instructor in the Seminole teacher for the men's Sunday for themselves. He has slways midst of their fall revival. Thanksgiving Bazaar will County school system. They are school class, councillor and used these words to young you take the time to help - v - n:r_ . Business Groups Thanksgiving nightly November 21116-24, 197 .2. Re% - Eddie Burroughs will be __:_ Section - - - 57S ' 1 .1 - COCC - fl'i" jer 4L It'an 1130.0I . II. $ di t4( Ibm OtJtisij PQ dusti'tbsj4 d C'Ud ng. - Enterprise, 'cc . - -- '- e Lake L onqw aod - L Mary. Cae1bervy, Ne.'rtPs Orisn4n. rcrn pa u k \ I $ i u 11 0 i'it Springs. O C html cjot. Cit y. Ooldètireiu._p-rt \i uf it tr t\ a It Va 11 U '-' Geneva, - - - __ - • - --1 .4?.----'-'=----'-. --------'v- ________ �r tin ',inf'4rd 4A-1 7C-The Sanford Herald Wednesiay, Nov. 22, 1972 Say No Some Economists Ri CARl. RTrmR Cik Nrs Servke - &ross satjnria1 roduct the flbon OiiUt of gtL and S('ICt5 for * 3ekr. t. jx'ed in dollar trmj far from being the ideal measiwrment of WX1111MIC being that 15 UTipJeId by 3widespread use Its tionnp to the c'veall economic pwturt is ab' the sane as that Of the Fb Jones rndus -ial avage to the stock market as a who)c cx emiditures are considered b some ecmcimists to be mon rmorialing than GNP. These rspendtxires comrtqe the domInant c(mlpc, rient of GXP said should be i! more interest W the ae-a person than the have bce aver the rs says flavi - .4 •. —. 7 -. • - a ..Ja, considerably for several ear -- . a. -t it ---------------_---_---- I I ____ •. I - MERlE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio in dnwntown Sanford celebrated its fitst annn-mary rwentiv. In honor of the oemsion .m-. M Nora Gordon. owner. (left ', is shown prenting a S25Do gift certificate to Joanne Kinder. really taking plart in the eecmcmnv. The doUr-s a.- iheed primary ifresh or new In B JOHN' CL1NIJT Whale corporate' nffmcld!- conA? iciness Analyst cede these figures are high, NE1 YORK AP - While thc are ritated b the faii'jri the past year has been tine of of casual readers to recall the financial progress for both reason wh 1971 profits we're management and la bor, the big depressingly Irne increases in corporate profits hat n that are now beuig repceted am p over 1971 will he about 15 per recession of 1971 ' ity ir 01)0' - 1' j . be in shre&. big his prcwiir~ 1r1!IAt1 m- Bl&ke SNYS krwe wjkbs wereri't a permittwnt parl of my anatwiy. Thus, he sees the nation's re- But now. Now, it's a entsUxI Can 't artlY when a per-son stops falldown like a kid, but you Catto9perceni-a4tof increase u' GNP. unc}uctuig a and cine-haL' tw' cent th . si ind lunit -rve'i nand ipen WI ba paul tg Or 11'a h.' I juat Ar masn — The DrEary Concert Orchestra has resumed rehearsals for the 1972.73 season, in the De3arv Cornmiruty Center. at 9:30 a. ni. on each Friday, it was announced today by Howard Sharp, business manager. Roger Casint, who conducted the orchestra for many yew-b passed away in New York last September, and the orchestra as wu under the baton of William Symons of Orange City Mr. Symons has conducted the past several concerts. As nauny of o ig member-s wtic formed the orchesira in 1955 have passed away or are unable to play. II has been difficult the past few years to maintain the personnel necrssar3 to Produce the desired type of music. Several adjustments are under consideration such as c'hanging scant of the rehearsals to evenings to at-'umrnodate yeunger musicians and wtorkitic people' who are occupied during the day. Also changing some of the days and locations of rehearsals to iiieamplish best auendarwi - - c4 Dr Earl Slocum dc - r music i of tieLand, an accomplished flutist and conductor known throughout the United States as devoting Ns time-. talent and experience in helping to continue the orchestra's eagtemmce. An) rnusicumn, young or old, experienced or novice, atiri would like to join the member group as requested ti call Mr - Symons. phone 7754171 or Mr. Sharp, phone 61544584 and an aud;'i,n will he arranged There is no ctjm;iensatiun involved as mernbotoorplay for their own enpvrnelmt The first concert to be' presented early in 1973 will be is ilmemuria) to Conductor Roger (-itiuni and the' proceeds Will 1* used fur the air conditionini pro)t''t ot the Co mim uni, 16 - - L' iuc PD1T[P ristit to hit the ground. I tinned m ankle last week in fron t of the post off ice and I IUtCthed and staggered fully two man- DOUBLEKNIT before I finally hit the . pavement i ti't body who had bothered to slow his pace Icing enough to watch t ught I was the town drunk If You xre urider the illusion, that your actions are impca-tant to anyone. try But I Wy realized this after I CA home. At the tirm. I fig. zr-ed all eyes were an me. - ._ . 199 I PINKINiIIEAR S - LJwIce eiecti DuiLowLoicl -s 59!1 TIlLJt TRACING PAPER JERSEY P &in't cry. I dragged myself an one elbow toward m purse which had opened and spilled its guts like a stool pigeon when the heat's on. M $3 lipst ick was. in the gutter rolling dan. So watch your step. You get farther from the sidewalk with eve ry passing year. way I'd seen a camel at the On Oct 17. 1931, racketeer Al Capone was convicted of income tax evasion II 5. •', NTS SALE 199 • SEAM RIPPEF R i • ..Jti 5 i4II1 loci tL V111 W4 aLC hit i' 1ifl' Vatriw sis?iaDe l's M9 I LONG WOOD - DPHEY WORLD BUS TOURS AVAILABLE DAILY 9am 7pm,Fri 9drn9prn Hwy. 17-t2and 434 Open Sunday 10a.m. - 7 p Mon,Tues., Wed. 9a.m. 8pm Thur, Fri. Sal. 9 am. - 9 p m - we PUIIIP UP our au tomobile fires. A report by a pressdentIal J%'twr)' panel says chances are we're titling it wrong the tune of millions .1 dollars a year iaste'iJ in fire wear mmiii tear due to improper infl.atwn, Undersecretary of Cornmerce James T. l)- flfl in commenting on a rclx)rt on automobile tire in fl ation by th e National Business Council for Consumer Affairs, d surveys Sh(W that a striking number of automobile tires we improperly inflated 'thus decreasing tire tread mileage and increasing the risk of tire failures" But, Lynn said, help is on th e way if everyone w il l follow recommendations contained in the NBCCA report - "Tire Inflation and th e Consumer." re Fa* 1 1 ta'tw If of ure ers obt.iiirwd itiwl used Ilux Iwn,sive hand pressure gauges ('i mlistuu,,'r S -We immu st lx lug to the con . on ii regular hails. summers' at trrmtiun the immipor. tiirlce of Imnmuint4usnirig urrrct tire inflation I)res-sures iurmd he lp provide the 11)015 to do tiuit," Mrs II:irillt'r 581(1 411111d Underinflation of Mrs. Itiu,ntller noted that a National Bureau Standards study showed that serviti' station fixed air "towers" rind other similar devices are 'ifof mm id the situatioli would ii'..' inarki,t llN if uun4itmuimiir ti'n immt;toperly cnlit,rrutrMl I. Corporations involved in the sale, servicing and use of wh,ich prepared the report, baid the average consurner knows Little about tire Inna- ° FLOR1DA 2529 - SUNSHINE STATE 9 73 0 tog AgrH'rr.flt ( fleIdUifl .sprrt.4 (f pa sagged ' s.nger p' r tent fr S'p'PTrhef .' Z'fl-P t((Kitl i new ry with one of onr low-coct lnn' lad year rin'#n rmearly 141) and this rrrm41tor miUit P,ever tewl For Canada, %t i f Ihk year, next year ' ,nd we'll pay for the fa,c - Part rg the Auti akin.' Th,fl's what's called A rurvlo'A'T) of eipnrt f%gurc for September, 1972, the la rriiectth fr,q' which fIgures ar shriveINi try 7 per rent and lrnVirth inricased When you i- ount money leaving the rounti'y as dividends and profits (Al investment, Canada's over-all rjpftr$t inr.aserl by 11 .9 billion during the summet months %4,'mt.h thi' I n ltI'41 ,t a''- by ManninQTOfl ' 11A on minimum loins • " available, shows riediries X. almost every rnanufarturd rategray, cave engines and smrt for autusrnotAle and ar a ft The 71 per rent soa linnai i y .d t -d "r. -, r"f I .41P ;i1 :.-' - beautif ul all wood kitchen cabinets steps. "1iII.oi1.Yji 6' & 12' WIDTHS 16 COLORS per sq. yd 399 to in undercouncil join with the taking it massive response on -- , - I 0 METALLIC GARLANDS 12"x36"xl" - N W A I STYROFOAM SHEETS ASS'T COLORS County I - Be A Regular Subscriber To 6' & 12' WIDTHS - hO COLORS 4 STiLES The Sanford Herald, Just 521 A Month, Sun. thru Fri. Delivered 6 Days A Week 831-9993 ROYAL or Just Drop Us A Note. - - - - - _ - I - a - a a - a a ', '. • - - S - - I Stait Pap'r V1R 711 v r AnK nu wvi,mnnr onan 11111r Tillifftfil a S o' WIDTHS 7 COlORS per - 40 LIGHTS PER SET 1" " I I I S I I I I S I 998 l- i ,,., 4 , !'-.iN ''c- odj.,l ,, 1g s'o:uq. ipi. ' n,'u 'i.Q,jS Q4$ 'flpi j-rJ wulit, to Sui", so 0.''. .3 buI,4,I l o w ,,,jrl p0 00se 410411 to flJ? ': ' • J, 5otI, I isulevnin will be " A 4 1.qCJ. ç.pi f1,13J jpe.,Ji,.ia ' tt)1,i 03 3r,..3riq%t ',-' ' ' 3 'l 'h'z j, na fl !I43..jI'1 1'0 '., LilPLTI klT(MIN PLANNING S**VI(I I H . i'1c1*" .14r i .. - .. - 0Q ;: .1 ' ;c .3 . . .3 ' • fl..,' . I (ip! -a S S AN D - a - - - - - - - - - - - • VALUES CASH BUYS MORE AT POINSETTIAS BUSINESS RIPLY 1P4v110rL lisil ClASS I4WIT NO 4* SIC II I till t.,(*D ha NI £ibaIw.. 5 55 4j,ir1,- S I UKHID5 t I S I Novelty Light Sets 439 I S S S - 40 LIGHTS PER SET 1" k. iI in I I CE 19 1 :: IJAMINE VINE 95 v2& 49 6 1111 I GREENWAY NURSERY'1 wnrwcitj - $ I I IBLOOMING RED WINGS OR, Sl yS I Si's 4 , 359 You I! Like It I I 15.00 1023 00 d Try I Just Give Us A Call 322-2611 I pet sq I IL Large' Selection Flashing or Non-Flashing Multi-Color, Red, Gold, 8. Clear AZALEAS .''" Coverage Of Seminole RAN DOM 79' TREE_BALLSASSQRTMENT ½ Price 100 LIGHTS PER SET 4" . j.it 1ij J"'m" '4 0 v or ! 41i Wood(t(ri 3b're'i "et' drawers oak - MCM IPi,c f,-' ol ..00d (Qlltr,0O'1 sol-d I.j."br core ijoori hi ch ar -, u al i fj c3rdw3rC, bcisd in pIamt'c'&.d 'nui1i-w 1 fini4red int,ror q it1q'.'. C * *.notio lC3'.q i3dJi?ObtC siasnnq "lOsslure 'ccii ognmt c5PQ'mcl r'd 300 .414 2' : 0, '103 ' .r'd do,e?ot,d d'owe' ct(1*'5 Ask 343,0 00j 14-ti 31', I 103(1 Ct315c H0ive0 or F,rj,roI Oi $i 4 4 113 3 The Best News ills 50% OFF CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHT SETS I 229 To Assure Yourself I - IN CLASSIC HARVEST AND FEDERAL OAK Y , AND ½ off MORE ViIlUiI ny Roping 6' '4''IDTHS 5 COLORS per sq d IWANN&lbo :il1l ' 17 Crit. PAS All Wood Kitchen Cabinets cyega E 6½ Ft Canadian Pine "" SELECTION1 EXTRA THICK 00 5995 'WREATHS 7½ Ft. LONG NEEDLE Canadian Pine aIue DOOR '-°° 7½ Ft. DELUXE 1/2 Canadian Pine Value 72" NEEDLE SWAGS i WHITE '°° 5C PRICE 7½ Ft. TIP Canadian Pine Value ' I AND LESS ' 1/2 EXTRA THICK 4½ Ft. LONG -95 144' NEEDLE Canadian Pine Value TREE / 6 Ft. "" 2" PRICE I TANDSPI, Gold or Silver Fir Value Ft. I -- .iutufliotive, petroleuiui CIRCULATION DEPT. aLtft1riuI tit'ruli'i P.O. lox 1637 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 rr V = SCOTTY'S home builders supply ur driving i har.imi'i Put the final touch on your remodeling or home improvement with the seamless, care free beauty of vinyl flooring. Choose a color and pattern to add 1' the decorator flair and enjoy the bonus of millions of vinyl-clad air bubbles to cushion your ti on. Mrs. Handler said she was encouraged by pledges from the affected industries tire, vuttate BEST QUALITY. MOST REALISTIC. ARTIFICIAL-TRASH FREE-FIRE RESISTANT 19 - - CVeT :/ for the entire life of the loan t_ •b (44Tfl (Ii. m I-- Vr L.a-i JriI UF in vinyl f looring program to improve the situa- Lion -- even though it means loss of sales revenue. Mrs. Ruth handler, president of Mattel Inc. and chair. man of the NBCCAsubcouncil Have one on u. GLEAMING wear. Th e tire i nd ustry has put on its best public relations face and agreed to go along with a up of 100 business execu tives who put their heads together to come up with these recommenda ti ons on pumping up tires: after the rths'r in O'me LIt! the it end will i (inhltile --'-... t"umrth quarter Trade eurpluacs of $I million and 1171 rnhlIl'an for the First (wri quartProt shrank to a imsere $2 roillirin the third quarter as the export market substantially increase tire stepup efforts toinfOrmcon- '-I- 413 E. First Si. Open Sunday 10a.m. 3p.m. Mon - Tues Wed, Thurs. 8. Sat T*i tires," Lynn said, "directly results in higher probabilities of tire sidewall failur es and oth er failures which lower th e ;mverngelifeoltires sharply redtmcmn mileage - 'Ilims can cost consumers millions of dollars a year to tary purchases of replacement tires. Americans will .cpcnd an es. Unmated 14 9 billion this year alone to buy sotmie 148 million new replacement tires. A five per cent loss in tread wear amounts to a $254) intl. lion loss to th e nation's consumers . Lynn said. lie added "proper mnMnttnanct of inflation pressure could surners on the importance of proper tire inflation, 2. The government should and coordinate a continuang program to assure accurate readings on fixed air I I n qwpet r"' I ' "II"'''' t"c P.tmgiit rrrs'r, the I frmitel li irinR the quarter fl.' t,.nd its of f,A,rii' I'.z' 'k"n tøl,.'c the try (of pr'. .r ity tnutc'h by the lifter 4i W.vernrrer,t. during the r" rent etfj,gm rarrIpaim and iq tiund !', make :IrI 'r mI" .n rIrV,Iifneflt in 't WI ining The 1n,ted ,i•i' riiij'q- gaalc in ltp Irw Ip nog'. tlM?i'415 removal of cf oo krijarib; for Canadian mni-hic?r. in the Autn f'ar?. and (anai0 an w tion In r.rlr.'cg the rfl frillilm I AranTarl curpui the Iiefr'tmc' f'rr4urtican Slar umu'-h rn.ce hitter. Aq s- r '• I YOU NEVER GOT 'EM SO CHEAP • NO LIMIT a Also Assortment of Attractive NOW $277 ow passenger car tires should was $ 377 100% Raons & ioii7 Air) 'Vi'e iiiitl E(IVa I (I A .1 V4IS' IOPl'S. csure measurement de%1CC% used In service stiittt*s an other business locutIons to inflate car tires THOUSANDS OF REGULAR 15' TO 2" ITEMS SACRIFICED AT 3' • 5' • 19C • 39C • 69C 60 LIGHTS PER SET 2" FAKE FUR S 'I 1)l''.1( letil , aim' I \ thu 13, EDWAIU) NFII.AN Copky Nees Ser1ce The tatWASIIINGThN est area of everlimv life to CHRISTMAS DECORATING SUPPLIES . F , D The advisory panel is made - __________________ I LLL TREES THICK 6, BUSHY, WITH STURDY STANDS, EASILY ASSEMBLED AND STORED LONG LARGE 'Q 5 LARGE NEEDLE '"', ISELECTION Value -, 71l Luxurious Pile (1 I limped to my car hu urn mmu 'WRrd Christian Soldaers" tom- str ength, and not until I was safely behind the wheel did I permit myself to tremble. And to hurt. And to say what any other Christian 'ldier would have said under the circumstances. gex 0Y4Sly close to the sewer grill. I lunged arid saved it, gnilu'i bravely up two who had stepped over 'Thrnedmy ankle .....Ibegan. but they moved on. I got back on my fW the I CHRISTMAS TREES FALL SANFORD Be gay, I thought, and hold back those tears. Big gir ls n get up after * p ()J for him it was natural. t t' )..II.'.. !IPJJI''tP JIP' F Ik. P'' -s - C WIN - -. /1/ rl ir'iør nd" •'ø reihIe 4Ped chic winter 'II1 - '4 I "1 10-'r -. ' NAr. 4 RANDOM ODD LOT". "DO IT YOURSELF" I . DASGCHEST I . I 1 ' il: REMNANT "Gee,' I sa id stupidly to no'tx'd in particular, 'l fell mwn heh, heh CLOSE 0 NO LIMIT 56 60 WIZJf ': TODA '' - tr S'198 . g ________________________________________________________________ DOUBLEKNIT . 56 So' WIOf rs, i x% ha i ues T2D:Wt tJt' POLYISTI ' - * BEFORE CHRISTMAS * cj "43Y€X9 roq,M4 when it happens. me I I tostil luesd ;HS SJ( will kymcy thought is a-ait till the rest of the :-. I'm down in front of your post ofgonna have' I fell down so fcr. I could have laid the-u' all many times during my child. da and not been stir-bed hlwas lel, •• II By Orchestra In DeBary 14 _\ the rare and ancient art of R AN RUDV COj1k Thete are lots of things have to grow iç to learn, but fathng flat on your fact ii a child's art ck••Cl*tteiIig t'e' * vam on ball-bearing roller skates, a kid can hit * btrnp, fly into the air and land With the natural grace of Ru&d~m duce CI)CTUC matnentim to the point of some kind of recomi, a-hilt to keeii traveling the present route of cluung bank lmquidit i would PckrrriIc Ara U • P. imcrl U - Falling Down Is Child's Art lending to busuiess, would re- of poor earnings Many I.of their • .F II 41. — IW .4-1P70. But. as the corqklrate lartIant choice as eithm of two ArtualJ, they add, profits officials note, that was a period eviIs ct!nL And them is the likelihood of iat ir Cu carving and painting pictures on items made of ships pursued the art during their prolonged whale teeth - is practiced by David J. McVey voyages. of Deltona. who displayed his jewelry and table (Charles Edwards Photo) ornaments at recent C'ht-istmas bazaar at President Nixon as found to he do ing c'ornmendabhy In c'vereomimn the ces the -,gel the eeonomn rolling should tx ever, higher if tht' again' years, althciuØm Blake ittt to tetirii 10 r,mrt on' ce difficult period an l9' levels and if mduatri 15 lii I- as the' result of a o tract the inveinent capital ring laar n-deposits ratio needed for epanswrn in the c umer-cial banking tern Price C-omnmissmn rciuA pullback, cx- slowdown, tim the best two it the -- ,,t RINISHAIlk fcrrnuLa to dCtl'!tTfliflf' economic health Out o ornes what he beheves is ar essmiarzsonc1the oersual t'c'c)nomic fectiveness of iresiclential admirustratmon, which is cirthnaril nct brought ii the public's *tt fee'd , With Proper Inflation Ne - 49-i han - ;. Heempk'vsa rather simple . deep ravine - that m. in the muz tw kept to the aiveragt ol (aide r in Rake's eOJt*t3 rtmthicmg UTIUItICfl1 and en- labor leaders are inclined to that (mCW1!T)c1, although son* an ges might be ftJom barrimssment for eu'cutzves on those percentages in. if there he- without . Tht ate plaining that wtwt ' Th appears ti be a mountain of cause the percentage' nc-gyi. As of now. profit are so great It ncia appears prufu.c hits its base in a very likel) that tht- increase tot 197:1, , graphr picture of what Is They we mdignant aLm fti lack task$ r \1 Z71 Personal consiuxnptic expenoitures, according to Blake, relate d.-ectl to what he 2erzr 'mItiplyu &ml1a" in deie)opir a htgt Ir ki"ng Executives mbm The ____ — - .... yriy 71 rimrinthly figurec v,f 117f), 11 ririth early 1ci72, (taw,, kept saying it was; a trtnp'a'ary SIt. 4140011, that a reier cal (of the Canadian ciu'ptuc trend wqq jit nrot aid the rorn.r Wachingtnn'c ck.'AirIcrri itamt this rIai,, 0,011101 ianIh iij)(in Irpe4-tIon Of (iflla'5 i'q 'Irm(lrnIr rr(-r,r,1 For the euroflu'? roonthe (IF 1972. 11'ie third ;tItlrt.'r wig bad imn'l irwhra'ne irt' ta I the '1'wrlw4.urrl - Gene--al Dectric Co, R Corporate Profits T Anw. (' ni' , ew -'--- rtithIa,i trade ciirpIt&ce (AMP i' ii I t:ihr. executive )tl' Ii It 'of I It'll iiti;u Co rp vict' jn't'iiIttil Itatik M;,i'klt' :iskt ini Miss MISS I )F.l ,i( )\i't I)4'Ij)S ('(II I )iItotui hirlhilay cake II VIP bid let Ititii'himti Salttiilav oil iZtOtII)(IS of t'ntfltitiit\ irjlrr 1,01 141 III)I D ey Itost 'r, prt'sidvnl of I )Itotizi Ci vic Association, I':t'ntst Italitit , SPflIOE OctI('c -- TIme (ar han iq prc'maring liwpver, than -a S t I 1 ;s'riciI L' , WA I ' -I tIiiutifIri 'if tailed trade I,,ikc with the, United Statec f ;;rti'ti !r'J '-,rr.tf in a t,ittercweet qit,uitinn ac it n ;ir hatq I he f$( Ia fi,r I I S Ir4t/ business traric)~ ck, CAW, As _ 'hris Lnyjn - ar-wta rM(c in the eIN'tirwl rampaigr., M mnt.nci' 1.rlir.q in the mar ,f4*!;mr;ng r4 1 'r. fl ted u'.'evar, (r,d 4-:0 (,fl 'ra'). "i'rtir;i ti n btlli'i worth a'md raw n,,teriiik "1 lt Full FOftI' 1FR I 'pIc'y Y'4.'w S.r.Ic p A ___ The (aide mut Ii) ncme lond rngt emnir ki*ed the ccsumerdal hank cvitcrn." Blake sv mr 4( Slake deserted the cxecu. vc rants TU c-'m -t icr pa'sue the fuller life of browsing - t)cvt'cs of the min )flOm)' seem to have otF. - Blake BAN Prokonal emomia I*ve ne)edr1 to pa atten ti to this fact al'ix*sh bankirs are aware of It ithuI intlMKm This would urtwove the stuabcm rate Of inf1atji, is tamable. We wIl have to get down to around 5 or 6p cent - cr tve l,.er a n the . 1/ US Trade Talks Stalled, Canada's Surplus Grows . True Measurement *? Is GNP H. / /Ic'Jr. crfrJ 100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH: 323-4700 HOURS: 1:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS' ?3O 4:00 SAT i!RP-V 1 I �p - 4A-1 -The Sarord Wednesday. Herald pace ceilinri Survive enter To I , ~ *.,. - good . - - - 40r_ - R .F\f opte Nti Ser'.,cc -_ Q %Vt are polr - 1 $ four-inch fill of rock ciol _c_c . fiber drnnin or ei'ctnc heat, a cn-inrh blanket of insulation ic stron,lc recommended i.c a I % A. Insulation is a two crct keeping heat in and ,oid oul, arm' )d in and the heat out 'dt - 1- - !~- tic' __ - .- -, - ~ ~~,_ - __ ____ -___ -z - j ff,~& - =~_ .- . - .-I . rZ_ -- I - ! are suppliernif to rnvidc twtte cound apartn'ient builders u,ce a &~ I other measurLK one can take ti provide notsqe absorption Mort oommanh-usedUv;ulat. - ~_ ____ ~~ P . sep itraperies. oveMuffed furni lure and %isall-try-wall carpel. Ing absorb considerable sound. .Another .sound diettr. rent Ls avoustiral material ,on ' fibler glaw either made into 14 'i araled. double, wall sycAern to reduce noise 1r=qnL*r.sjon be- ties of noodwinig sound trainsf. . unui further rl'dLk"t noise trancmis.cicln Rut there __ __ r- O V .0 10 ;._ -, ; :=__ 5 - '4 4 4 . -1 _ f to build irii cZ) hni_ce and c would like to nn what tiw of Insulation to use tc, help cnundpronf ttw house irom unanted outside n.e anti M,ar Roac It I I house 'undr 1'i.cnJT'tKm ceiling insulatuwi normal r • co 'or what wasn't can bit done. done properlos, ' - Mrs. ! a' icsoqt fill urculason' rutduIe_c whic ar be pnuris inu) plam And there are annitt. tie% foarn, spray-M Itypes of insulatinins wiiwt, txiasl soundproofing qwilitie 11, is rav% it, insulatt walLs as - L ~ wi1 lfrun through Saturday . . ial the American Legion fair grounds on U.S. i7 mid wav.at the Sernino!e Countv . Fair is the one sponsored by the Seminole Countv Sheriff's or br Department Deput'. Harold Beau Tayl 2 in Sanford .-- - - lcir Ph()10, Gri-v TPN 0" z:W_,.&_1I1111&;__ __ - - 2 , EDUCATION NOTEB001~ . __ I • i l J RAIliIE' staU aid tonnula wiL enriUØ to rcwlde a dollar_c-and-cents ct-wi s.-rvir'r Copies ' - k- Totir ude t th, loll IV l and nigh 'ra aid to education To"Minfuie gethe" thi's would i-os' mrt 'r than I billics' ii vuir and $l in snr billion casts- tht next fi'.c sears I 1! 11 ssmuw ni Hr - (- i lfl(i jnrr ...,) ( %olan a Ili Illuter 1, t hi Inn it- ciirlau s and that man ;Ilfflnt luiitl, I),. ,,I iuik in, tIi diiv(tor said. ' - Alifillf) wall not 11 ntillit", til"'I'll"I, " It Wl.; OW fIPvPI("I)I`fIrI1I (if tln in ids sI technology that I iiit e 1111 1% I I a- ('Iuri.Liirt'- ( arsi- -_Y ~ il _____________ .11 0 (ard 11 - " I It-ripj. - Umdss.,- bt'Mul% - f'4 (tIM " ' - ' "4.X .L I'..4 $ Ii 4t ' •' cials nor congressional aides tsavt beets atile' to decipher Uw 'If.' Pullnum CAW •.0 ','.urid dirr Foidinr Wardrobi. 14' i . Lathe. l'rt*'..- 'Tnit 1ALdirly'Sh,wulcirt Tate Hkfld) Tt iAdt SUI ( ( C M t' .1 I :;:~ L9.0 -- ' ~~ V40 --_ L-s~ 71601 .. - - - ;v .0% dirmt-ti trust fund bill't. lias" p Tii'pc UJtI" 0,1W . I" , - - - - " L ' c" .1 1~_~___ I JA - A I , _, . . - ill. "I I 1~--A 0 4 4 _~_ I j -r2 if, -. e - - I ~ ; --i 'A 11 r' iil'' - I ~_ *I - a- ; 1~ a 4 41k i / t 'i • o r 11 a i 11"I iii-Y , arld r,e.r ( ioir' 1,pilfilrig ttis- Parade of G( 111.1 )EN GI 1(11.1_1 1~oanf6rd Academy of . after Ihe Naval Floal,;. eltona (Nfis% I.aura - e 11 r 4I , , -, % I i( I: 4-. ,, 1, At - " , q*..Joan Candalino, riding on a hisge Gnh ,. and .Mj. Fforse float from the First Rank n( belmna irrls (harl E dwards . - 'Use Of Linguistics Conference At 'A - - 3 I I FTU k -_ t . \(' UKI I ' 'sri 'i Si r 15 a r rhnuiie ,intl prWPss 'nn1rI te (if t).an 'i( the r '( 5' '1 Florida far the r it Eng;n.erini iranms' Lrltveriltj. Thnnloiral FTU has been aniincl ptm' s 'en by •mir unIt Empisi ,111W III of I,ltyir and the rftrtm en t 'if w hore from *Ili; .r - that Iff ruilibli ) ) 't I;mnri ii pirrigram trainin t n Agenesio regulatory .iqrnc,,esEnvironmenta l InstrumentnI1utunn rnntrnl unthoritlec. : " -` - a . " the Winter Quar.fir. IT, vtw The perigram u a part 'it the RTRO phase secont t r:t n ~ipoi rtA t I on ________________________________________________________ - - .1irsssg our Nsi'ml.s'r S;s 'si. I,..t Imis 55'S '' IUS U I 1i'% -1 - 1 ' 4 ( 11t.1401" ,., 0 .11 j ç . RofflIffim ~ J - - 4 AW , - - . ~~_~ 1 W itupsScstlo.. Ii • p (H) 7aw 4 nnsutttng ng1neernit ilrlth imis a r 'u uti us intl Training Or irusi u III io is1 Dr FOt'CU Ifllt1.Jtfl Lust year by it Department 'if the 'uitutut.' if Chairman FTC Florida i Enginerrni4 unit Mechanical irt Bre, igi't Terhns'iuj 64 AW I Its sum11 tie - lisp •.lIu r that this it till' " I 01* can't us knoa and wor,11 Mai als*flrta,h,aisris. i7.h' ' %OUT tnt,srit, Lc'iAS "' Or ae-ai ir p -usmpt% wr!sr i.n 5 V' let :'--__-_.- .- on-all _______ Needs no liiitiitt'i sIts unssstl sir ;sOAcls I " -' ,•- -.--, ' f I,. .• a.\ " fl•,,, ." .iiit hat ri'et'nL ei4tSlJtInn in tiC. water unit muse pnflutinn si5 natetl u ieett for iermnmi t'iii m-'ts!tt with 'l'i at reuinmg farmer md aerospace engineers .ttPi!C opic entusts for purpose L ts p5 1uti fl ('U I it , i, , Cups' . Sharp i)s.I( prILs• it any Irstin •Inv mn.0 hint' tsmnsl-.cs'sglst P'I ISILirs I ,%1.1-1-1 ( U, 0. ..-- I c.., r. "a s" F 1 supph llriitirtflls'flt SR . I7 5. t,3 11(v IF , 117 A ~ ~'b 3 $xi 521.1 S25.31 ., - w SM (O" 4.' $V 'p 1 i d (Ye. t 1 I I itill 11 ( ) SPECIFICATIONS asstis ,, . - -, , I OS:: ' new The EtC training prigr:im - ' w P') ,; . t - r. . • .- :1 5, ii SI 5.i9 boy I i.iè - 11 1 t S am s( 'II I L , Sb 11 t% It. I i 11 1 1l I tiutsins. me C JLL5 S im,wi'uir •1nd d,.c'usasona flw kind tIILI r,'.s rnIaM-* a IOUfl(i E h.'t plays back in full rich Usnt at the tout-h u( a butts a anid that sa utt.-red 'fl* mike a built-in slits tZUrTi$l mike' is asailabk You also get ALC iAutLnnhus L,rri Ctmtruhu fit autnmetcal)'s b.lsncrd sound a diii 510? - - ~,1111. - (" .. it.al old , Lu LII M (3 (fl ~ - VAS 1Ts s-. 4 - I11- 1'~A not factory sce- sndi. l.adti-i Luggage Brand tss'w reject_c - but the i-it-sc's-St estvts' Iuggsigsi-i tsc'uuiabhe' iii the ns'sc I upp Red color at ttnsc- e.pe in) prim Orik 200 ;)it•ce_c uvailubic at thesis s;a.clul n ma kIrs AC 50/60 HI 115 . 1rj!tj " . register ?$polly-closiod case 15A warning 5',he'n capacity a esc,'ede'i biA?sI tjeome$ inOpeV&?.P Ci of srnulatedl.leier aith sOaps's Jews 1-ght lwgr '.?'acoit A .5. 1" i • ii) ji'v'rnt an tip s' I 1- MAN VER ' - •tisI*'1Ti5 III*II.LIk, . - 1~sl%. %.,w Ms.l4a'c taids sUiw" ta'ui:ts Itetractsi' 1* 141111s ILA, !15r14 01110 4 SI II I ' . -0t : hlo-.r" % 11,11 I 11 -kI _n~ , if I ... C* W Ladiecs 21 O'sit* r=_ -u $26 (P( LII fi(t Pullman latditsi 24 - 21 'a I I Ut - off antrudsrt) 4,' ' - - 1 9 II - ' -• •, \ rs.t 'Iff/f." -jit _-~_ __ W., -' • tl'sr rleVat 1 Li. tuba I • , \1-111111111 ' - A'L receiving -.- I ,X0 1171.'29 '.t's Wt, lit (.ri '.t,sttui , - !iow vith FM, uid zoriierl~, C'mairiui5ui si English at c.)rLinulu Junior College, "English fur lilt. udent Who Just Can't IN) Lynn 3jwyer. - " Or --ft -,%w -OU --W at L'T l_ L 'lLil(Ltt ' 1'ct'iut1) edheN 011511 - Teth tnivecsutv fur a day-long i 4" rraditwital 0wriculwit." ,uitl It.111111, ' arid I'tne %rts rit'. 'y the t1et,'uirtrnent q F ngksh it will begum it 1 a in '' %tllage (,.vnter '-&- r. i'1 h , Course 0 from the Central Florida area will 4ither t)s,tc .uL I' !urtda , E4 ,^tth wjtvr but Arr vb,Ater. .Iefll Ottill. I)Ii ti.tiiig I iii, i;,sns iii Iii $nsa Islis iii or Offere d :: : - S. . I 4&W' -- ) () ,-)( li S ________ , " I Perluns 31ter in this prigruu - -' l.,a fusrisitisi iunhrI IIgI built in mhcru$f,ustiS. rs',,tid hiutlitta unoius su isitsO (if ri-u neng t isil. •,uiit flush) ill,. i, - New RETR IV 4-'- . ; ", .. . . 44. . 1F SIll I, Im-tor:1-111, . 1L .--i ' ---.-_.-.,-" ' - tn t).'iiisrtuile'SII 11 Ir 5 his. thus Sir SS1IS - I _____ 03 .__•_,, ' ' 114.1 NN 4 .11, 41- --ontinue ,lirmigh I'm.' t•'iirsi.i )t lit MIni h l Employment ,-er-:ice .will ,-Ier sinisi i Lic'mnt_s 'or and ing, .idminuaer payment r unin&, jiluw lnit5 'u mud ,,t-sivide 5ob placement intl r IIflI?C5 Iii 4siiJt Iflse ' o ti'ipletutsn ii the -nurme Those ictence graduates for em- Cont,Jct their!ocal Florida State ir Employment servIce s)ffjt phoymnsrmt na th' aremi 'it the (.oflege it -1iuieer?ng it and design analysis, - ~, 1 ~ a) Dictating F;tjiiiiimrnt t)e-parir,irnt a ' . - '' . - - k ,in Jan. .. .ilitt ' .1 10 r ' ' ,.1 I II (l "' 5° 'i ii (I'lif,IiIt'. 12 tillS" '': W. 1 Vii is r \jttst'. (tilt 'lu--s (s.s' hi ti'.lis s and slims Isit Ii • ith sit 'I' • Un;'. 115 it I mutt Ii n-.t-sd till I ti I tstsss Slas lime I). i,ii liii. ill I Engineering nd ,.will i rt,jolve couries in Environmental a it lit it rum emit at io ml 5ehntques. Measurement Environmental Controls, inst Computer Simulation .irnl Control of Environmental syste". It wdl provide ihort course retraining for iaj-efuily ' . I )i •i•tti SI II5I 5i hut tool Ill.- .111 .i ll larger 1111-111c'.1 . 111. i1' '.i,'tissilh's . ss'c ii'.' ft-i's'. - $ ' ' # Automatic OvOtIlOw ~ncludtsd 41 no Mechanic-al .0 Department .31' 0 . i u . -0 ' ADDITIONAL FEATURES Automatic function cotiscijon overf.d es incorrect entry So-ply depress the prOper turtCt.Ofl key • , and th e correct function vot,ill - Rs uIar - as.. power from iiisiit' III .-S's1!il'flt Iii.sr f \)rs th 'i-i jis t '5s F tIc Ill II I. ,scs'rlis,usi p,j,' iii ti s-1 ii label." tit-nes Come' with handy csrry,n case' and an ce :.,Arnur, - -'- of i4iginals Ili sill till-ir!4 . - ta;w counter. finger-tip c%introrols and plent% 11o, V.40 A' Sto" to it~ r I , to 1, -- . I g I capacityfor all types f calculation "vin Oveffloos, :etc) 'e;$ler and ksosrd interloCk p,eveni entries over capacity 9 Ultra bright display on digilro~ s easy to f ood ov pm .r carrying a;M :tsc?r,cSourC.srsdCOnsurnp?o.' • . .K3 I *'. . - 17 - ___________ ! a d .so'a 'Psi Ca csta' 'ClCrdl b$Ian. r • r'g decimal PC rt for • ::E - " sspI. I" $13-48 ::, sça - s' 0 . 4' ~. I ~~- - -' I P - . W.~ Z'~w I i gital - '$' 1.11sr.axor. 1111ir-loarlmrifil hand arid Limkifl4. it bat tht- uthe - jull, • .r e 11]7.as 52(1 0 2.; 4 i tt3' $ S-", 67(w I #I, - MP'I with Out ssith git'lfl4! fllUIWt iiwii . ( Ills_ - .. ""I a - - - - 11. " '11 I - a ie ii IIL )m ' 1I . ,, _____ - - . or '- -1hp, . i'i ( RI ° ' th Finest 'a /' •t _J:. TM: ' __________________________________________________ sa I - i ' I4IeeI mu u a - 17 ',' on -- ' '''"1 ' ,- ç / i- __ jill I"HII' 11t,'I'( )I{I s thit l I H I' Adds Subtracts Multiplies Divides - %_.,i_p7,...d WI - law Royal ( Is % 11111M I N 0111 IIIIIIIIIi IN I ,.--.,# ,-11~ ' I -'a' _. - ~ ~ - - - .1) k__ - H Order Earl,is - aranteed Su Gold k'in Grt-cr Your thinc. ofcstsn oinr,. Green Tapeatt'. %%'lid s,isrdenia Mo;t Bc ñ arock Blue. Pink Orchid - - .(_k ' IMM ~7 - -.--- - I )( ) I ii nhigne.1urn frames -sLmong rnnrdlflut4d ursicrscri k truly 1ui s. rnfort "u's,cmn Puindk' Ftc ces-c . %%,I- tholl 0 SO "-' - -_ I- ~ -7 - I)O\\ \TO\\ \ ( )IH Bra 11(1 \ (S cluded iii the President's pruposed special revenue sharing 1' lIIttJflit timi credit_c art sil flit legislation is not in final Itawecl. 'Ireu.sury lass estimates furns and final action u_c unlikeform range' fran S.sb4 million U $1170 ndt)y this session Tht trust fund is Juno mullwr a- tear Secretars ..riiializt d"ed ti hei'rstates 'I • (St educatiunimi uppertuiutsealn Lb. George f Shiultz testified. Gaspier W %kvinboerger. direcland wakf, of court rulinp Owl cwthe Un' of OMLI testified. upen remit reliance on local pmopert'. federal guvernment cannot alWI taxes to finance lschooijl.-~ niakes wiles_c sonic major ford thi_c educutional quality arid tpparS liii redurticziirt iuuade' in existing is function of wealtk in loitu violation of runstututsunal guartilt There' wa_c considerable imriti-t' of equal protection fir gruniblmg at 1.1w nud Augur widei flit lass - 11 - ' 7 #4 ~ ' . - ' . -- € ____________________________ '.iltll (1((lfIl. 'tl'. em t' 4 F ', - - - u"" i"r 7 __ _~l ~1 . I I .~ ; Rtli Wilbur Mills, ti-Ark.. roXflL'4(Ji- of the isi-'t with Rep -t great soul. i-s • ntis si irs hi nr that cc ,iis'n1smt%4,11111111-, isimi; In his 11101111 back fit lllfil." "it was (14-filivil lit a thill, %%hen %%v were lirctly iimuh #It,sed ii is '.'.i assi c it our Pres (echnology stalus compareft If) DIP tHTMI \ F "T()lW L 1I1 F r__ r cishionaile - Budgt'ttttfied fDr inconit tax credit_c a' 2t) per child or 'till tuitsix whichever is la_c Tlit sUjtf!eatett that less credit be sie OIL a year cx' more and that firistruig an increase in private ion no school tuition; federal en- refunds go to 'ieosIt e SWu u Lax. A CotTItnittet ai into pri vate croac hment IIi1i final legislation should undude rechoola. increased federal conI'tIe a rthmd Icr' natflbxpavinl cuttrul over state and local school operatiotis and probably a me- tzei duction u! federal expenditurm lisk, warned that if the bil.1 Ls ersfor tAhet education programs. acted Congress would have to Pm ate schtxil_c would have makv reductions ii:L%ewhert to D tv cmip)y witt, federal avil maintain the President's dellrights and equal employment l,iiicli 1 cate budget baWnm oppqyrturut~ laws, a prmmion 1toi It Luke)'. arui.c the' sair. at ce'Ui-u' to pale the prospec' of js program_c prtc'idrs impact federal greenback_c for nsans 44-1 aid eduustsor a disathanSouth and acaderiuts North Alt Both the trust fund and tax taged pupil_c vocational eciuca ti cs'i edutatiar fart, constitu 'edit pria'. him 0. ii for school Lt,mdhes. d'iild nutnHearu_c still are under way tion and adult education amung before the House Wayt and fllcl (' ( Fen a-m-.-lose F.dur-iition Trust Furid" it ta-% . of health. education and virtual c ' in the House of welfarea'. tuted away Repretentatives' bill muthum- decide which equal educabonal irW lin-om( uL% cred* fir pn- oppurtartity programs wiL get mie Adnration supp vate selKio parents hits beer, withheld Both liertiom of the Public The srcrelar*e_c of Treasw. and Pm -ate Education Asaisand HEy, and the director of Llin"I tr of i':': p R 161415 k 4I ' 2, NW ~ *.. i"r OW sr'T IW ... _~§ flirt- ne\t .till%, mid also . tiiors after tin Inst SIts ish .ssiiistitt; in'st I) isitsit ''I v\IX-vt lilt- total Impillatioll %%Ill drop o%er lilt, tii-\t I-1111ple vears ill 12JOI," lh,bus rvistirt. sit ,fts r the 1! s Dussiaii fliglit Ili 1975. 1 think 11wre will 1- 1k,_ -A Fi( )RhI) t' 1. H( III ET 131. 1\' _ im, ations still he units i-cc is for I his revolutionurs pasi' '.hiiittlu' aml thiring Iliedecadi, of till- flils IN- VillI - III manned still-KS 11111,111 I I harking from the Cape at tile rate of one a cceek 111CIV also will be 41 contilill. $r jj ' ', it ; - :- - B'. M''iETH A wat; It) 1114-f-lifilln whert, I ' ••• Iwol", r I Arlit Rpacecrall which (1plermitird IV ~ . Irt e 4"tflr( has cost y rriderr satisfactillf, it, havi'll' 11 " .- \%'I 15,000 14)(111N, Ai • - , .., , .-""~ ' , I?v blaying rvetilr), 1114, thret, %%Ill Ili) Ionger Ill, swelled here ' 40 R 21 list tiu'lli -111 -slill','to (lilt-lits. 1107~ f -I, :~~, 1 ~ 11 * ' I ' wl--..-..Mlam~~~~ ~~~ . I.411 .%" ~16111 '.10 Tax credit bill if, witilt;IjIllil - twomilmm, ; lip lilt,\var man fir-,it'lailded oll it I, . moon. tit slig,litli, more thim i Quor%timt, on building, hom( maintenance and repair MR% . he Mailed to Here's How. Cop\e'.uu 5cr'. tee in care of Ic'. AApaprr. this nr, 11104 liliti011' S '~IIIJIT Ill-ligl-oll, V11*1 11. ~,Isat'e I lotill lit five Ill 11111S. After Sksolab. 11whus says, there will Its, ~l 11111 In Inallned sixiecactivit,s. with onIs ;I ioint It S 11tv"Slan night ou'lledilled ~ I . Q. I ha-ra redwsx-ld hoolme about 25 years old Until the last Ui '.earc the exterior had hern -log-oiled - each %lear from 26,M) ill .4)1) 4 A LI the problem stem-' from rain or watenrig plants. the IkN-liq-jitlon of a water seal on the first three feet or v abe'. e the foundation is ree arnmended no. is a Mrrlms ii nioon I s hnp' $ournec In the series In htt st Pr, hurt lb h;'. tile Kennett\ Space Center culls h he this t'. is ci i-c nun Ii aliil-) and rvaitv Ili fill),I.1, Into ft st in inns ii Ainerit a s -Ilaunchings nesit vear iltirini: 40. t e l ihtilii'l qii ,IcI,'tiI ' , of 455i IllsIH iviuflut'r of thc' ts ti,i',Inpy • iqsiiisilEtl tlluicIilsI 1 lost ww l, t% i on Vi . t:siI Itiiqiisnc til Is *1' ta v whit it I niunis t r c istilti ii', to tils'resI )ost lii i'ii Iiiiq sn wil l ii, s sI tts it s chimc Unit sc i wer e cUll No i It tIn htlttI( W)n'ti this- chiattls' Is'tows's p. cc :sc sums' sit the refined of etational fit 194 ii nih s lull lisolls ii s cecdll,' nt m t tIn ccimrk Isiri to Is ci I :s of ccl; it si miii on tusnit ;n hrtccs in it) IWE suit ii tWW) ins It Is' tinstlssi", Iii hue ifl Is ' in fit q Rilill PI-11114 vis bark Ili till- 1 1110,; %% lilt \\'#,fitherr sun Dr sun at I o r uisan c Us hiusulojils ill tim tousqus' q twit its Ileeiieniumle ham, Ili, ( allis. ill he proll"ll, lilt Itillifill I-11111msili re smi-Isdal ri ;sIt'.'muic isn't tIn 1 lnttt ii 'daIs s sIts r Viturlsi War 11 ;,,,,I w ,ill ls~tjll It,;,,,,, ;,,,,I il,wkiiig, Ilw Istowrtfid Ssitlirn I I other Gerillill, ins' %e tie s of lirun inns si .t.114.11114. Iiiins h(n:'., ins-linhnp p1011cM to iii sn of tin plans t't siin people Iin r the nt I dci ii iiiipt evsissti I)i hu 'ushi in an ints 'riecc, that •\pollo 17 .1141 of 1111111ned % ace (1l'h( for flit linus ml "t.;ts It true ucs i-s voInI' Its h1sci similis 'lr' w lic in the us sift cc ci arc Nit Ili,, ontlook for 1114,filture 1% fiat istis Ivbu% -..fill ills, end of Alsollo ccii) liii in uilshutisina) l i-count I ,tvolf% livre, cowinuing ;I trend Ilial has scen lilt- ceriter's %%ork fin mw pla, - It) \l Dli I Wt4Iir V \P ' ,\PI hi \\I ll\ II I onti it to 'oliii Iwlit Ic th ntt ; is not iistni' to i-oil poflii 1 is dead alter tover .t'to*ip8I't i ~.,.: .1, -_.1 I11 1 1'. , 4 17 Launch Apollo Ut fl', lIfl n he appiie1 t1ui1 .-4ri the present paint, if it is still good ConditiOn The spot_c will need to first bt re ith a rnatchtn ered paint However. xiw prob1er. c\luld al. min di areac esçie'talIc if the wi ndow s are not tightic &i*wkt'd ithl('h would Pc-'1l moisture to ollowk into the isliji, I space then (lilt through t1'l( sading E-xamtne the frames . do_cd'. and fill J1' t')jfllfl,,4 and * cors ' Aith ' compound, u. gun Sove also tha I your grourki sl,,Tes a, . . dation Check with v, * iiiialer sealer to use on % hc)use. ieie t I h1 thihLSC paintei - thre times $fl II VeRJS 1 did not kmDM the paint would peel because of U. ill on 1.1w wood and each job was as had as the previous AnO. This spring, fcdlo,ssing ad vice. I had it candhia.cted and then pauiUd The wcd ha_c ii rough !ITIZS)I *hIct'i dC'S?'I1 t,other me, but insome PI&VIS the paint has caked in and tholoo, wood shoolsis through. especialts ticrt I ha'. C #ItN1'd M% pl~nt.t;: T'he pliunter then a third cost an these ill , A111him shou Afeel I problerro, when it riuns this r ii After I soundproofing / I 1.,%.41 -4 -~4'r~,, " for - // . 41._ 1' insulation Wall at, a r 0 I'l HERE'S HOW Nov. 22. 1972 t. UI l dut.4 on in Lrguisut,s Uuunaii intl SetnJiiLu'.s (.ruwth . 6 44?_~~ - ~. - z - E 4, 1*6 _ -, _________________________________________________________ ;^. ! .w V ictott, ___ 1II.nIat(-(I F 'AL '4' I ,C.*.a - ..I----- t(I(IuuIg ~i I '. $s tsar- In. Meat. r I X • alss IIrIP CIa.i.ri.I.'l'lS55il Iii tr'r.'tlis.'ialile etsø'u,,i,'ista. stal 4 F'IRE £.X p " ,PIi I : ' '- " . k^w I,. 3t liamads' i4'..'j 1b5 in Z-1tr Ili .i Looisal • a," . ~ "K. - - I ill 15., - I lit I:- 1.4 us $215 Filotir-Drult,so-ir ,, sM' " • $1-al 14144 L*15 ..u0,*c.-*li ,lLr i,,1. htr in iril--Mat-lo-ir Filit-lo. Fin ;Lff __ Willis , Ii11. i t I •LI . C - n,Il -s. I ' S nice cup of hot choc olate Beth Ann C hequen noi 2 of Sanford is shown taking time out from S chocolate at the American Lgion Auxiliary's ' tisiocist, ot-ve" e- (A ile"dis, "Alis, tltivoo himsoir,sturk tio), Uw "-I If- # Lal ,'cutdi sir sill..., : L__ I" us, - hail •,. t •7i It. a- ,, , porvu0sol: a5t4 't'.it.i fi;9; II UV will - I I 16- Wanolc_. Ifas single, double, wW triple zer,A fort i-. electric clear k..>, Grand Total and Sub-Tutu] pIb'. repeat addition an i- x1ra tAllir 5 a ; ,:,L .5 01. , hue two-cxAor ril,iir,n many rnf ore busmne'u features including all nctal c, I' C irtal)l 'ctmorI - whlthruughcultege evel fur \('W di.-Aributed W English teacher-, • IF'! Lln,trs.t Floriii da, , nxur'li,iie Vv Grisive. Ulu ~Urth,,1)1111114 4. 3'. 61h V L111hd11 - h"t'I' LIL ' " u' I ' h. •I?.$Ig 11l,I' to I •,III. 5-, '' I-I ' sions Nottif ' a St L1L &'t tSA I ii _ ( ' ". Wa llII nIti .-- , _) •. _________ 4 60GAM&CA" ________ I D.(MDU5lCSDM1U$'Wt1$JtM 2514114 ilIulen si ii.iuis t*-u couatu unsaa I4*i. ( I 1.541 h's-'s, 4 9., ..,'., I ~1~ .0 111.5110 - -- WaOL tallit. .Sijumt. Itilh. 1'.1,t- ,ul,lot'it I'lit. lilt-tal voilgt-Al ii,alp piotvl, -tilpt- I 4111'k-th •ts,, 1 t," it iii it; it tisIlillilli is tititsi lii tdsli 11 . 1 1 k' killielif," Aod Ill,'"' lig I 1"". 'k I 1 0 ,111. 'K ,i tnt' 'uilai flusssi Isip •siist 1St) lassie' lust' isitlscistusnU'. ;i.kiI Iiis i 11 iu S i thus 111.1i sIts I It'll sl'.usuis I lisa Chi b4h'si' (isItI 'sqiliuls' lusts' stssl I MX& Babdf,A I ~-Z " FujI.Lih ut I __ .1" ' - • .6.6 .40 'f - sit thu. s.va I'irItt Ipasits "1114: 1,11 , sal lists t'iidt askle'tt - lovatilifill. It"kt-111111ill _ - V 1, (.Lufereslce,nttbe tvachwign English will prutde the UtiiLI1l ___ Cntit1 till _______1J1 ..- . '. ii wso. AFR 0 siul . . I •) 1, 46461 1111rdstorl . 1.1 A ' 'r 11,14111s, loillif-Ir of,towle'll ,osit'... G. porwof Wive -V, -- ' '1'"" ...I 4 -1,1" I,h.t i5 - '5$'-' q 1*1 , '4' 144 J-4161 * 4 1995, ! * bO IU' ts . a •.siils at , I A 1, S P E C' for I tlest-111-119 - I IJJ)Ce'fl ____________________________________________________________________________________ as Cbatmnian Ut Eriglush it the I_'nt'.ersitv noted that the t:fI.UIllJ1 Its'' J111.10111 Illoof 1~or* to. '40111 lull 3ti- z :jo- (,Italy* lieloor fully tmcidt-of If)" skidir. wata, twiti)uroovi Liuk 1,)r rAtru toliliflat Ebel a ii "4 OJ*'fl as t sass iii isis AiileI4s, it, lk'cpns.sal is, Arstiuu. 5.I,.fl - sci G1 it•.4 :a. I Lw~ Lag. 1k.. ( Sins rih.td i I IS -slid I' tti by published "" """! '1' I I I. - - - Curd I sII, "iuusIsoIIIil - liwouiatsood role I I- Viiiiii- pswr folding furniture sort Sturdy rimpulth for - .j II{ I I ' vinsol ,--- I' I( 11,A] 19 'IL 1(1 II Ill UI".(. "- titar 48hp Wt W7 It* I,bAadr - . - i. 4tZlI1i - '' . 4m RL I.i1,StMisilWt3J" - ow. . palt "I'I Drj, I (u% 4. I isis. lsu,. of a Si.. t.ar F sr.-Mu..tcr Iii, -a ' o.jUe3Lui13 olill .,-\\) • - Mitil iii. in f114.1%).11 - ,cn' '- "Am I)I a •tsar r t.au-" ç il II III ______ 'tS. '- '"'Itoll •t'.in a sti I ,3019 % (t\\\\ CoO • 14 it ritoir-~ I C J.% Is L,,,, " 1 '.so.IJru'.s. r 1sr,-Iu"Ic r Fil,' :5 f"b Is i_ "s! J'1 / \Iaeliine ''' . t"._ %'. s I .N A -- •,4% l a Th -' - Filelssk~ , _______________ ',is' \,'" r I" . '41A tJluis, ; X ".5 - moist ofice, business yr name settings Measures 6s scidi- fa dt*.p 3" 1 iJ Vii si,h' 3L lb* M'4 P 1 Lit 0% I.iiiur" lh-iusrttn.vit - - ww - % - in ctsmpact solid scalniut cae i-p.crrsbliru S 41" IW " Sihool, - '.tbs,, it11 -k I41t4 lattguist,scs in the Auikw Itigh ('l*ssruoiui. tuittiutt tiut.".ios presetitAllulls ytil be conducted by tour Stmi,tla Ace'.'e'.ks will discuss ' I, J~Z. \..' !I;,.-$b is W ua I li , ju s w h, 1 ¼- 4.',ud'..htuIted the reuuz'se tII ss &i tot the solution t Uuit t Ii4itvli*t cvcltru'.er,ues. bs.'.t refl' the, ict ci �-The Sa nford Herald AA.....;' Wednesday, Nov. ALLEY COP 22, 1972 fl Deltona F ers TILE) t\ T& \ fl t he turn that greeted 8 FAFF I I ARD I th o R itonit Atrpnrflt101I a thc% entered the Arens, of Festivities an the nhser h anntvea of an Mn o SLUT(1 tht Markle Rrnc of rIntrida. On Nov. 18, lqG2 thev purchased the land from F' ii Ford - t I with construction on if city rN%d. . ~t ; h.&~ Ili ,) 11 .f.- this . - . i I -0 kF, - 6. 7=i Stand even 1 c ieiifl the Prank Markle, when called proeiiinus to the parade had . - L 'I iv hr " -I, .. ____L % (nter 4 1 - ~ J _Lk — 94 9V~ t I ~A _--. I l RROE TROOP 72 of fleltnna wa ont o mans marching Un1t DItont I 0th Birthdnv Parade Saturday CharIe Edwards Photo - .. 111P winners of the hiarro l'unniest Pet," fir cars, - ~ ' - - -- - -- - - - - I - - * ' U - - - ,' - - Thu - 'Mc "It"Ilk" were invited ti 7 ~-- - T Iiirthday parLidu Saturda% . trom the Illinois Mull entry. t. f oflg 00d I1)II O nun ds a f Longwood - houn L man High •School Grey 1jL-IIojj, , i 1()tfi p C • - '~pt ria 03 1 1)1 I ti -- nv~ I s* . . ctmiectun 4- s. y iviurn4np I ii 'E ¼lY 1 i-L 1441r: — • - a / -) 2 • • ' - I I 'sTh MA' 'flK i &t AMC) - sears 1? I wti, " . F Ni Ford, from whars, tht I iI'I - '10. I - - - -I'I' ~_ luau — - Special OF SNFOPD INC h. , ,• . 1~ , ll,i ; I I~Lqii_q- land tilt . I Ii) U) P.'tiacim in ('i,i." " () 19) (km,. I 'I. 11 U" ____________ IIIII ' I. • ________ ______ A r . - Iv-1i,1 . i I VCTXRINARiAN . 0 ,t. . :~__~4 CHRISTMAS P,I Ill ; 10 (7) - jult, .ri 'IPI 'I flAsi III' P I ii; I,r,r ',. c - _______ 3W SPECIAf DAY ' SEAFOOD HOUSE , l'iitii" (6) Worni)r Ro UN DE R 1 5 Dinners pr i - I F 134-fry t M,uson . I 14 vii' P'E - 111 , ,..~ -- ___ (6) Love of Lofo JIM w ay hey ayth.ylrad a lm~eImLirki Papnif iff -C A ).~ L~r '... . 4 01. . , Irlike Mahe , "i' " ' - 0 91r.- i: 9RNIS I.. a ."'s R~ J, 11 - 19) 11.1 k".... of d I S.~oio ~_ ~Ien~ _. -- x . C). -I— ________________________ LUd.I.I.T.I.I i vi zIr i iii -i i -ai.i ________________ - - A F I F RN OC 'si 1901isll ftlii.- 22 52$) Sanferd ye — I I (X) 17) %.Ile nf the Ceriltotv I I BSTER HOU I so s French __d ,-N BROWN F . lit, CREATIONS tI&w lt Run Fsiatur. Rebel Rousers (R) Muuu, ( (It Action Colon (9) Nt by Dick Covolla - WINTHROP , 10 (7) (6) - 's in h ( - S 25-7 30 9 30 9 30 ALSO Heart 1% NI ? 1111 and decorations available in the greater Central Fla. area. . • n;z w I , I- I ;1 / :)i:XI14_1..-,/ - Muddiese. - Hospi)hasaradditi0flWIL : ,,• I It WALT DISNEY - V . ¶ ~ tr '- r -1439 0 " , ~ ' M047 =DWAr J> .!r II w- ws / I )~ I . - - I I 0U RM IT— ! - - - - j - L I TECHNICCLOR • '- - _____ ~ s flatienL _i~_^ - tst I I e. ~i 'T i -A AN, -- ;, itt troughs of ho' air d in Ulu burnt skin and reducini pain After 4 hour the pauen V host nun it - wert 0 iwo uI LIeU Ui I I. ni I Ud\ * Ih IL Sp hIopp ti;x'rniart flu I)eltoiiiu PIaztt a the Iitwd ills! t itie' at thu W inn I )ixi Up reach to go From ii'ft to right art Ieti Itait Mrs Paulitu LV (S t -9. -1 ptillit. l.t-Silsst). ,lrs N Gertrudu througti whicti warn, ail r =~ a -_ W_~_ 7_~ . JL i _% % r - VU - __ . - - - - ____________ ~~4 - BLONDIE _ -- - — 111511 ,... __ ck.. - _ - :..4, x --- I * :A.. fil. E 5IZ: 4 RUSSELL WINDOM Y oung . Q H A -I '-._ T.;': -- t.; /i — I. - - - EXTRA ADDED WALT DISNEY im CKEv Gsliwt 11 IfW I", Chic ______ _~ X l __1 i - , * ___ - r-Z-7 1 . .- a . - Mrs, .1 * I j a`I. rns., art- pideed oi for 'di' •i uu mA . (6) lisa' ~ ________ I --- I $ ' ' ) ()1f ,.1114% ~, . . 4 : ', 39 I' - &*.. I ". ; I I ,- —' --r - - / I Doti(IIA-, 19) Mokt - ;..n. esersont assemblt' L0NIK) IA!' II '" by Crooks & Lawrence - Largest and most unique selection of Christmas Trees .. wiftloter TVNW(L ( S-nloT virt--president ______ . '--.nresuden' a' reftow. -it !to twoo, the Of Steak I U (H F JN SF Fl At 1. dii I) ) (2) te) (9) Nos it 30 (7) To,uqht Show V CS "P ________ I . I .. , -i protecting the ntfnrk.'r and the will hue fpat,irc'rl bealtli of the nun, who I (9) I fit s M.m i' I (7) I uyc a Os' I :: - built Ciastor Hrid.ge tr'-.presudent 0' thu Ma"k' itrporatiomt. Neil hahn. Lx ______ f St mor (lilac (6) C,inno,i (9) At.irm Km \ \ \ I I \ • rietee Ii,.' in r, *IhwikqifivinR ififi(ow for the tilotter It 11#11f. falflily, sto ,,lilt h so Itint 4tipir I ° (7) AIISIIPW'I W 'I (6) 1 'iv' I m" s .40 s ,1 \ A false flue • oilier (.nIghI with a pie (A) A i f it ' 8 to (7) Movitis •T)IAV_ IhP It i "Mysteries of the Deep" ç - - Pr:ce Violation Charge I*, wa~ Will rate III priL ______ Orlando, Fla 11 Ju I £usl Of 671 -4140 - 1nae •'n A R, aOmas.' * I Ili- probe and Priev violations cited by tilt, the lurukler industr% ('111ninlisslon Minwedtht level of noncom tt"tItt them Witt-,tilt. copi nu'i i included made r1amor TREES ON DISPLAY Trees Resistant '. FREE TREE TRIMMINGS WITH TREE PURCHASE 4' to 5' Trees, $2 T ' 6' to 7' Trees, $3 Tr' rl T rim Trees, ' FREE A A'UE& . 9 S5.OD . ] f - ____ .- ,i Nh . ) have complete candle making ~ r~ - I - -— Mon Walk er .0 e~ ) ' ',,. $ - -11~~.,~~ I 'I'llp l eff. (litiller -- , Requiat _LJ8 , __-i I - ",_ I - 1~ N ~j - 7 "AINVA.,~~*~ - r 4' cff1O1/ 014S - —_ 1 1 "I f saillol (I Woo Vielich Ave (lit way 11 YJ) - '44"I ~e;.,Wlw ls__ it aitland Water Tower) I Block I 1~ - off 1 7 Is- m , - j AT d 1% A 99 L WOMEN ( ). vii , S' --", ft .P -- I IV, (I ~;/-Lylj I --- - - (si(WDI- N, S1100N AWARD _~ <1( - . '- ,-.' 1 - - - -- -- -- .-10 I . . I I !'S :'/T".1,, ' ". : I - , T'f .,,f" .4 ) I)? 1 I If lfl IiN1HAL itOHiI)A 01 t)Lbi bi I L I -40;6-1 lNor 501 GEORGE AVE.. MAITLAND ~ - . I" ' - IV I III - - %aliam. 004 11-w, - -_ Nu - 6 - som AI ~ -_ I hius ; A tt~~ - 00 so -- (~ ,._, ; i ) ~ ~~ Features Ca r'oons & FREE PEPSI Fun for Kids--Quiet for Parents i l'_I_ • ) . It -P THE - - . FR5 . NOV 24 10 A M TILL 5 P M %%'I IN st and Finest . 5HOURSOFBABYSITTINGONLY 51' - ., ,;~ i. slabs for $2.49). lOc iet hour at the PLAZA THEATRE " will loVeway a tree 'til including ~ I '/ a -,g F&g A AMfl TME ,4 pt .,~V_, - ~- ~ li I :.,~ (: . - Complete hobbV and craft section Bus Service - Greater Orlando Winter Park - Sanford of - . Affiliated With Episcopal Church - 9 One I P I N.:- p Small Classes - Personalized Education 'i. A% r, 013111111111 to All 0 L ,-u Al' ' we SALES American Throughout Florida OR FURNITURE all A NEW CONCEPT IN TREE DESIGN THAT WILL ABSOLUTELY AMAZE YOU. .11 ', ~ _;1;P`.q, __11 _____________ - in. 9 I -116.1 ' - 0 35 DECORATED All Trees Is ~ I B EE T L E BAILEY I Championship Teams - 9 Major Inter- 9 a •• I - - 4 DD Acre Campus • Fully Accredited-Academic Program is Dutstanding in State clf Florida * 6 % ,,- *. I ;r -- ju - on Milt- col-1111IL&SLO11 Said tilt I— whu heatted ii W.!cial reviev% (I! I '--. vo~ l i- . . % 0,f ~-- ____ Located on Multi-million dollar, StoWN deputy executive direcLat tions I , _.!6 ;, ; -- -<- * A Co-ed DaV School, Gra6es 7-12 ports filed b% lunitter coni. controls I.. tilt '7T 6EVERA... KET`,l5v 0 throughout the system," said launched i - - Z~_ -. dissatished with pricing prtw_ pantessuh)ect tit priL-v c%intrull, -i ILR11)k app eared Ii' (a BItt ri C uski '-significant 1tction I ut(M)rtuf pr-cmu thirougtuuuturuo stguuuent t&ItLSt ii' tile tuxnbei inidustr troll tioltitton' and Illegal husi Thu Lust of Luvnu Louiiu at1practsee' Hi list- Lumber in. rt'mipos,1prirt controls on hit tutr industr\ v Junt after ";~ - ; _,t_ . ~__. ~ ______ It- Onniumsion sityi, it will 11-Slot, .'"Ild .%londoi, Alit t"IIIIIIIII- - ____ - Trinity Preparatory School Faces Lumber Industry Iletet C.a ? (hO#ItIPI singers and .1 ;&-- It- h.'r assailant in spit.' 74 I n io U) tonittmt thow (6) (9) Movies , (7) ,rch ' e '. , i Ton % F iguercii 4 iuueaI,gnt.ur - a' ii I)'s im (A) I '$a" ii' 11'' 41\__ ft - th e Chri.stmas store Presents: Later a' Its, lillolq H () (9) Paul Lynde (9) JulO's - . AtpMIt a nun who was rr,mtnstj, House s " -- I a N Rt Mc hr ii (v'nUr lU • t%N1t,en. (9) M,itis' In. (my I1 (7) rrli.' Is U4h( (:1 Wisut Mv I I Ws TI! Your i'm.• by Bowen & Schwo ' I,._\ tggeoi-ge awl. ii;ihiriollV, I MEE'fls).3. I ,i 17 a . - SOUTHERN l'onil-lil lit, vii, 014 ;iq it I I * \ ' In the ft., t'tU dl IR', Clii Old rki,igt,t.'r r, to i a', "iii I 'oni iss'sks liii ii skifl rvi NiN -J M"ET HkP' V iI k'I '4Et I,Prqfoff c 'OIISP lit li'c tit,nit' the artwork WIUNISDAY • . M' , i• wt ii4pho It, I sit, ir,vIpq \: ' - 4,;'T ( aeInttu drIann \I\ \ - W3MEie, LI ', $1 it hit %c t, it (mit'sq 'suit t. 1 tt i (ii s % i'5', chiiu hi' is , 1, I - 1TI A t &.t"t'l ttnt',h Per , I" It I I 1, I -%, ~ I I $ , ive her the fashionably ieTriiTLflt 1 d\ Sheatter flC - I II IIII I,' U tutu' tt,. t,inct itis luts ,\ 'hut, 'I' ermeer )4.1 ' THADGE • and the DeIntl Hugh School . ,so it, _. - - .s,,,tr,It-' 14(11' (6) - V. i t_ar;Im; , ~ ( - ~\ - i ii,.'ct ills, 111110 "I r \ r lit)1 ,' l'ttn tit r ( , d I 44.1 , -t4*,_ by A \~ . LeBlan, Paul ' lo /_' (trn a and *'When Vr, (here nr.',uhha'i afU'r he cuI'l the Whit.' In Snm' Wh,t. rn,J 'I.' lri.'rnI, Sev en liwnr?t $IHI fit I!IIt Ui on to le b j it i, at lana' Now lii Im l the It SIuitthu 8 (II lit , I I A L 4C -ii - itisuilittu j-1 ~~~ *~ '. .~ Ek 1-It" Marshal. iso . Miller dit o;4 It 8 lii - thot Plavi Paradt- flo a . ~ till vs, __ - ____4 t — I diirte th. wnuld Uikt to thu crnd 4utctiing thu iv ii [) Iti LINI UL\ miIes aim b the Markel Bros Itnmu crpoiitmnr and thu given ' the Jr desk next ti thu last cheek (_ r rOTAL Comfort HEAT & COOL anul ih:u __ ) - ear forn an at o ThflflkS!tUlW and C'hrtsZmas these families will have Sundits. marked the sernrn: tellonit s ueirbr8tIoT dii Th itittiC5 began at - It p.m and were called 'An Old F's,stttnnvc! Sunday in thu It featured the eInd Park winner a ~__ 51* IICA T '— ---!- (II ItII( li'ts tI4tl' !LLA S PC4I , 1 doggie Gertrude Vtilsnn 0 1(1.5 Saxon nuixed.breed her ITht1. Mrs .lnsephini iSns& dressed n thu Red Baron, I Flamingo Ave., Mr Ben of and d prize, went U Nanc of 113( Fountainhead , Ran for her combination: drcsed lii sthiU walked I)ra.i and Mrs Vsol Spencer rabbit, in Thi' proved U Argo n I47 am one side and her big clLt( be the most hectic event of the which walked on the other th afternoon entirt A poster contest followed wilt Thu five "cnntestan." were entries fran. studen In First prI7 I 111011 rts s)T V be whicl, Ili this ra.su wiv, the front 1 if l'iuiii As If 1111104, %I fill his; liti.f. Ili qflll III I'll 1 ' prize. wen: It Wayne Saunders shnppinç spree' at Wtnn.Dixit IC(I 01 aUc thu stiu for ht hi tichund d pr&i _ II)fl - / RA IIIIAlil'i 'IN, Ilitill I'Vilfif, • \ ti'ht I 4'iIstIulan atm" 'A 1,111111., Winics' I -,iai hut (Iii' Slttitittuili. Ii "iii '01f\ $,I lthv (i;nti'ic Sitiatis iIiso, lll stitch hiti (P,rangh (turn li'll! Wiffivol livilo,Witiffro iiiiirq Wi0i Upfort it Star." A toper il . 11111 hi,'ie A ~ It totaled Mrs lSa&so was found to he the winner 1th $18448 worth of food: Mr. Race ran her iu a chose second Mrs Spenrer . 1-c with S. Mrs Lewis, 4th with S1507 and Mrs Wilson. 5th with $IN Total, $82E41 , k 1 I 4 - 6 M. IIIII'l v0fill, I I, 1 6, 01141 I' 11 ,4111111 i ii''nuiq q I,at gill , lilik $ttp' a (sitiriqi ttu,rhnrii ji hnlq n ttic hair Iri ituikt' It fl; ';, / Tho hnw qt,,tt (lilt with m 1ñnv parnIø elf "hnrRrfrrq In /èfr ran and lIP.' lIrtn flab'* ifl !) I Itt ) Vv PtlricsQtIrly $i i '1ot l " A will lilt 'I (MI tik l a ,si :,iiiuil ill.' arid tnnt \i I hum 1,r,,tiir a, Is rPI':'In$fl a pair' '- 10 .1 , tis'n a ptlrt hrht I.' hitht tt'lk ThiiIii ant 11. iii ,\t,ntt,i I 1 ,111-oo, stillgil 1.* 1111 1104 1111111lool. 1 I / I ;I;'l:4I °::: ":::,: I ital hums It 1 'j'liii V I 'i ('1 I1'1 'f J S, t -' 0 A \ (("(71-- ) ':; '(itt sIa - 4 11 /11 lell i, , .~ 'i (''J %ttESPELLE Pi ThE PEST I ), ) I "I( . I I. f ___________________________________ SiM. ' L' Around When the "goodies" WPrT Robert Island trips wer tnsc owned b Philadelphia hltnker of l7 I(nw Monti took first r1ze -Smallest class" blue ihbnr (t.. Nick Kabraves of 229 E and Mrs Helen ric Scheffe In- hl gold Dafla U a Saxon R1d Ronam' 1I 'Mac Unusual Pe Blue Whit, , most folks were Ribbon went to Willy La ir. for ar.xinusl awaiting. was the ht "Firt' Sink' which 1w rolled of thu five lurks winnaming in on a cute Little decorated ,0 j .11 Widis itsks Vni, displayed her C)wrlers Handling of w err: In PC' class, whit,u pondlu named I mck of r1leltonji. Fort) some gift Wfl OflV N (I rDsIL1eflt (I k'ltflhI4I "i 0n('tU110T iu ii Iluofllflt, and prizes v.ort tlIU)1('S nmpagne dra wn and the were dozen bottles W %arded for the cutest, pret dozen cans of beer. arded weekend trips with and four w a etc usua' LICs most These are for m' hushano nt t claec their families to Marco Island %tnie In y 1 wercdonatedb th merchant rent shelled walnuts J I I ci ' _______ 1 ) I` I ) with spiriLs. that is, wi.ne spirits ,I,, ~ III 1 by Larry Lewit PEST r'e EC' • Hiipp Rirthda' F1C1U,1l and then it feu cans 4 1 , '111 It" I increasing In site each vvw large drurn for awards that '1111*0 till)"' "', 1. ~ t I Z - R in elthnit .% 1 A ..'k a; tJS S 1 - 1i hnrli' anti tiftilt lti full %tII'I1 Itit III lit H i iI nil, kno ti,,qq ' i a 'piit 'in litiun' t"inI him' hat Kiqituivi pl:i -• \_ ___________________________________________________________ 1 for a loatsnn that is rapa i , 1110 -••_•__\ CAMPUS CLA*EIR . The.qro-called gentler sex. )tL,qt 'oola% voli have man%, mnrt* ' dug right in and piled their , Names were drown from a eItnl with a check for t * ~, Ir" I I ' those' cans , ". 0 ended h 11' '11. fl/i WNIf4cy, it7l . ': I's, X, -i - I III , ) " rq ~&'o, i; i' ' hi ~_ - r)eltona PIedOn sh 1qanfnrd rII`ar First came the . S7Ii al Acath'rn'. who just J. for a ,hsli' but that did flO the canned gOOtIS nk part and brought up the beautiful landsraptn eoertn. I. .'I'v i ______________ CoInytt . ipen their spiritti. for -71w / i _______ st went to town. 1'irst. the meats a t he Then when hi figured had vnnugti rlwats, he th VnItintarti Fire Department with over 9,Wl people ant! throlop areas of homes well built rnas ...II; lakes with sk%- blue waters, I W I , ~ that didn't hnttier him He 'li ninrrhtni Rand tlntU paraded dream hac heeome Is Rirthdn Ha ii, r A parade of 40 Floats and women anti onc lanctly mah But Inth." Adorning them. Tt ralned, prnspectl%( buyers != ,;;Pt_K,~ _4! , A ,t~ ew. ~ ~~~-n i_ ' I =_ ____I ~ 1Th * s st'vIrHi pCN'5 the audience of - i' o lit,iill~ I "N' N ITIL A,j - of eter s ear "°' 1Il generous U cnmpl% with this need lakes and eight - L - and ( (r( U th and san ear - flel.and and began of in( kit i4VCd I' delight of nwli% they went. A cash gift that the Slackle Bros stop-clAck that gathered in the 1"'Ims in R8 C1 into motion *o that Corp prNented to flehtona he IT'lie1tnntt to hear them bell would ring1. protsori.wl)' three A of t the\ kne, s strau Markle said tha Old-faRhioned men' 'l'rnnIliflflP inter Public a to the need of hntc were distributed all whit on thing they all Where d v fleltona spnrtation System in attended with red white and for" Right Directly In and that qteM were being taken bestded hliir hands and a sign that read the MEAT t'ounter . Four the Iflth year itnnn b the Mackle Rr - 1W I nounmen of of flrrflL I hi I e e1 rate c I Ten ' MEQF 1) por fN p rc 10 ld l Hamlin• ff is ~ln ' - Mack ie Br i by V. .0 I -_ ~ 'i - -~ _11~_ .10 - re You' reading this onel jjtpk)Q~~ C �- ! _______ -. i- • 2 ______ _____ .=.- - -The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 22, 1972 OPEN HOUSE ~ _i 11 Recycling commercial 4 it Runaway Stops Seminole 4 r Vihlen 0 1 buildings turns B) D1 consider our ease in point The schoolhouse structure was *irehased from a local Department of Education for $2,000 Remodeling costs totailed another $2,000, along with considerable time and perspiration. But %Ilth a resultaft home value of at least $15,000, the couple feel their protect was more than worth- numbers of enterprising Americans are becoming recycle-minded, even with real Look at those unique and restaurants atmosnheric" located in the heart of several towns and cities across the Country. Hard to believe those buildings were once aijrra th Thursdiy. November 73, 1917--- Sanford, FlorIda 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 71 Most abandoned school- - be abandoned for lackOf use. Abandoned, that is, until some" had the vision to *1riticycle" them into successful restaurant operations. A few "has been' fire st-ations have been similarly transfo'im'd into thriving rec - '. houses and there are many r4 Lh em — are sold by sealed bids, Prices now normally range from about $100 to $4,(I0. icr %r . . executive vice president. as they chatted at VIP luncheon given by the Corporation during the 10th Birthday celebration of Deltona, Saturday. Charles Edwards Photo But Essential Assembly Lines Boring ~ I th Ira - H.' \4i,'flhl,r; ',t';.il '.r h U. ,,,., 'A ,Sll\t, 1I)'i I Al i - Tli,t' text ui President \ixumn M I ii I it I U k s k I ' I ft I nrou I.im utior. folios , • I.' . gift to gi%r r I r.'. LI Il0UI liii WHITE IlIAKS(,I\I\( TIlE I'Itl-:su*'1 (} STATES •IINI1'EI) 1' It I ( A A Plt(X'l.AMATION '' .' - [29corge stuart 131149. p- ) ') c.ts'oo , ..i .', ________ One of the more difficult arguments these days might be whether the automobile is a product of the assembly line or the assembly line a product of the automobile. In truth, it really matters Me which came first: it's got to be common knowledge in production-oriented. this quantity-conscious society th at we Americans just couldn't live the good life we do without that production line, But as many obvious benefits as the line has brought, it's also brought some prob'. particularly in the lems sprawling factori es where it produces the automobile, Poor product assemly is one ci the problems. Rut the workers protect this charge and say whatever poor workmanship exists is there because management refuses to allocate enough time for the job to be properly dune Management disagrees and says the workers just don't care about what kind of work the)' turn out, as long as they get a paycheck. But as important as the workznanslup question is, of -ven greater importance is the way the line ur'.pacts on the worker himself. The name of the gitrne here is boredom, great cr ushi ng boredom that settles over the worker as he stands at spot on the line and carri es out his assigned task. Pick up a part, put it to the chassis, bolt it on Puck up a part, put it to the chassis, bolt it on. Pick up a part, put it to thechassis,boltiton - iafldSO on, f or eight hours a day, five days a week Therts really no arguing tha', for a lot of years this has been a pretty e'ffeetivr way of turning out the product But - his least in some circles, that th ere ought to he a bett er way. Two European automobile manufacturers, both of them in Sweden, think they just ma have found that better way. Saab and Volvo have both begun a process in their plants known as "group assembly It's actually a sort of team concept and it means a particular team is assigned to the assembly of a particular unit or component lit the case of the Saab fartory. the move came after several years of studying working me thods and the design of working areas. It was decided that for starters, the system would be employed during the final assembly steps of the company's twoliter model 99 automobile engines. The teams are responsible for engine assembly then, and must work within strict qua)It) requirementsBut the manner in which the work is distributed within the team and the aUocation of working time per unit is left to the team members them- !!F294 ,) 4 4 I 0 ~_ - Du; & De,k(-, Best value dolt Drills an maa"s blac k 7000 .jupose • . • • • Black & Decker 3 s' DrL with accessn,,es it l, the can ewn hane5l to At this time, the Saab teams are composed of three members. Hut if production increases are desired , a fourth or esen fifth member may be 0 T - 5200 . H-i - - TS3S $14 88 I S nhn; S DecI'Or d e'. Designed with the - hf.!-inn;hrflPwOdwOricer San :0 l:u just Automotive questioni of - Z' ,'... general iulrmt will be an- - Q.s \ stirred In this column. If you ________ - C' ai as - -- - I in er us f this netispape-1. - -- Black & Decker Jig Saw Big time sever for straight. curved or scroll cuts in all mate? also •• . • 1, - ' ' Ap S S I - & The Jetp is a versatile four-wheel - d r I t' e vehiclr which was used extensiely duraag World War II, and was invaluable in rugged terrain The name Jeep was derived from the letters C I'. which stand for general purpose in U.S. Army language. The World Almanac sa%5. - , I Bk hard \ittn ,, , p.A 13- Shrub and Hedge re efficient. conomical Lightweight alumi num housing 1/ S . I I L It S ' ScotIyi - ' 4 - '. 4b 4 ' I? '' ';- 1. -. ' 5 pi' 4 - - - as'! / • ' . .._ ~ I \K -r. 7' ~r7t~iv -X 0 . - -'r I - • - -- - Vdr N . -\.- . ______________ if 11 I ',: c. I- ' •y - ,.':-~ -- :..-,,,' :':-' - ')' —5_ - rIfWr Jp -, I I' -- -w ' 4U J 1111 - •, .4. - 1k - N j ,. ') - S- - :w'-" :-'.,imi .4 . = ic"- ii ' i -• ~IW -,-p.-- --- - " '-I, -. So then why -a HOURS: - ~ I .. 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 0 AL /:30-4iJfj SATURDAY I home builders supply -, 4, • . / - #7 - I i I AHSEE Fla.P Fductiofl Commissioner Floyd i ristian says he hopes money saved by s nurt s ippruv. ii x r atio stud beef up aid to propertypoor '.untles and expand school u,h rn. ms - it '\ - -- ,// :: . Akiwe P T LI A 0 PY 0 HA r I ' r i i i ki ivui . -i r __ L r . Children of Marion Schuniaker and Lynda - - - / S - - 4 ( ;- - _______ j __________ J ______ . i,, 1" 1 - -- . .' - I - - ~ '. . -' ' - - . t 1 Slim / '- ,5' - - --- - 7. - , \ '-.,_. - - - -' :' - - - w eld is Caught - 'u, - •. W ' I I, - - a - - _ I -- ' - - - . - - ¶- '' - "1 - I -' - -- - - , ' - - I I - - - - - - -- ,1 , . j-'i_ ' -, - -. _______ II / t-- - -- - . Re'rukl (.kerge Putukar. 28. of nest Ellisun. Fht'ur laurichuug point Saturday ('lie' .uttotflhiy further adiust'd was He also luwid the u.se -it -t Lockhart. cas the Fly trig It Ranch in the suburban it txumr'i hargeti with possession cut J ratio study - which miteasured seuidlitit a delegation heart tit central Idaho's rugged tailsiheissee tu and assault with property tax assessineuit vuis iiseuuiber's to ;nuunutist' area, about 205.) iuths deadl) weapon expluiii the county 's -schooa ig.unst hill mitorket value .0 ck'adt) weapon on a police frcuuu Uost' -ntitutiunal. He said de- prubleitis. Sending rigue, ui was At the end of the run, Sian ufft,xr cow-V 'inr.pectf led buard member .ua.i spite i.Iaiiu sjf the 'seveui lrLurido L-'c'Itc"e L.t. Bi!l Standchaiut.*,d (twit his ico-comiered iucsiuluilug school superinteisient ties, the study "'serves to avoid rift to it waiting helicopter land said he, St. ('barley Gib. V illnum Layer were 1isctsssetl, nequality rather ttiu:u to create w tuch took hun to a Boise mu- son and (,)tftce'r Ralph WiRe but fit) ilCtlOfl Wtt$ 'liken Pending walked tow.ird I'vtvk.ir at Gate it'' tel .hs. -iulvomuue in .i ectul buari :ur the at \lc'('u) .-rport when he The ruling upheld When Sian arrived in Ikuise', '*u, -sessiuli in luusutg set ip L'iurtdii' us, went directly to the motel reached under his coat anti time being at least for It) p,rui. ls'nduy properts t.uxbssed systemui if t'.trher sti, 1u. stripped off the top strew a 3d caliber pistol thb.'n grabbed the gwuuuans scti funding. Sizudsir twiduiig halt of his custom-made orange i .J A hot hisad nd the other officers scheluies hate been declared seetsuit and got s shave. .nuje s Sttiii' ground, his forced turn to the California at uncunstitutiwua bath was awaiting hun in l4tmuii 'usd - mud 'texas resuit Id .t.tadeal.ha The incident occurred only 11 Iteluseen razor strokes, Shut the seve" counti'.'s who Bridge iii's after FBI itiarksinen tol(tnuwsIuiefl "I've' uinisstc' crazy jA hijacked brought the suit were Pmella.'s, ('•,eittJtt out the tires -u bets, but uueser alus thing like :s.arasuta. Lee', Mantle'.', (hatails Southrtu irwcsss thus olte. Alachua and Martin. M ('fiIflul,-'s sI -i ruiusssy .*tMcCuy. .\uius.tlg his other bets, Slim 4,1. tteri1e') s fur the cOWILICS Lrvssword puuic Ili that int'udeutt, three hajacklisted a wager that he could 1.1. 1)1' CruoW children ti school childrs untende ers (circed the pilot to lift the utrun su race horse for the first the pour t?e'.ir 1.boy for twuig penaluesi ( rippled plane oft the growid 100 yards. lie saul he won, FduWrwi cusuune'HL been shut rt'r(urttu-ance of tax assessors. 01 his rIst'r run, Shut said "I after the' tires had \lF1' gises pupil rich but EiiLetLm1,ilie'Iit ,( sutel wouldn't re't'vaiiuiuetud t property-pour couuitles the Horoscope 11w plane', with i (i_sseflgetS to etntitue this tune if %t'ur.'' 11 aboard wulargest share' ul stte' school Hospital notes -'tel (our re-us ine'n i't'muipvr.utures •n blue' nc t'r 113-013 e'Ifuct l'isbhuc usticeS , id It was adopted at all Ie-t the' huiiiuker guns, handed muighi ci ore' hut' coldest 'I uesdem ,t 1. to equalize di,fferent'sri ou sctul S"'.'-'.' is Li_is .urua ttitt't' hours later titus hit' Iiit'rl. III) (LrS.iL)hbt'ti It, 2-JB us dii the- cis-pilot wounded b) -s speiteliisg alulOug i.'vWutie5 of SAiL't5 k'gre'e's, he ursitL. TV &%t1% utflruut weihth. Sim, tiit (tie' world poker hiujac kt'r''s bullet - -- - -, ' -- this one 213-) ear- And besides, soon s t''!I is' able' to unload onto (tie' It'hluuhi c& ills 11w long white Iward. Maybe that'll ,iuukt' us hI feel Is'tter, cli' titan twn yenri Bet .. i , ----.- __________ . ' - - ' -_A~_ - __ h -. 4, '. - - - - : h L usih)i 'a He said it :nint such as find mother way c4:slature for the uskini( id he had been a Chr.stLIn s the .mer',4ency legtslnttcn to use ask to pt'paretl : .'gcilature, which meets in -uut'h iuses. in :ight if 'Ii'c '-t -tuil session next week, to -,i)Uflt tniuliiini: pr'mprtiute an en-ierency 11tI. - illuon in case the itudv was - - / • .5 J - 1441- j - - ,vas meeting in Christian he will the legia1iturm sw, saiti i.i million in new fists special session, the boasril could ,sit for ask the r;iilsiIe body to the state s chtsuI lunch pro-. cr,nsI(ler action ,illowtng such horn pLcht ip last June in I as,ram. which ItS RI K. Fit O I ()RTI.il ree ase. 1cm Lir'v:int, board vice ' u% riter Vegas. It was on a bet over tssnc'iatu'd I'resc f knd 'hairtmun, ;uttvmsecl she isit1 lunche4 for ' is s'.i C - uio,ion O}f card table last summer in Las ,.) •intmeuu imr';u.ly -nthutrs'1 Rep. LUC L' - Arita1, , egas that he made the river i)Uflu.jdl)fl • OLJli1l NIM \tiisuitey about ,he urobuem. rilh Shut tw,udeil for his home run lie has never idena1ed - -h oul aid e principal state a a 1't'ius today to collect i $31. those with whom the bet was th Walter rt4lgtltt. ssistunt program. e th ,i.'k emerging from 1k bet after supet untendent for 'I'm pleased the court has seti,,oI wilds of the River of No Return _______________________________ rinsince. said the buarit L'nuhi ri.ide a decision on the ratio "1 look to see sonic uxuuimilir4 use mnunev it received fr-nun the t 'uid tudv I tees on those who bet him h Lite for emuse-puru:hase, hut tie Gun 'r iuiupsirLint to couldn't run the' 29-iunk stretch PtiifiLed slUt 11101 urtispeet wsis 'tanning and distributing of eui f the Muddle Fork of the Saintililul since no other county has mcat:onJi funds.'' suit River - often called the beeti successful it ii 'Many er i durui, -in *1 hipp s. er at No Return Ili;weer, Btn P uiwitie's have trued hut 'hey w inti. r months, SIan s.n&l satist,itturv arnt.y for inc it the se ven can t 4ult 'hought ht. 'Utit they're not new f,ict's he ends r 'uud with unties the trr ungunuits iii I se sun them oer cites ,I uniortunate for the 'h,st tilt. ,t w m's it itiI• I ireLs intl they'd rather hildreuu in these seven counmi 1.1 l 1 1.51 5 - h trees th s frost on ttwir Pt 4te Hi. said LtiinItv officialsui.iuu idekil Stt.ttLtuuuui itil OI'I, - I - ''U National uu_uu waiting near a uuue, he added. would be "'IIed to see if thus' thiS S lot lit. )tit ''l" tr lines boarding ite was ar Shun his real n4mis. is t wzu'ttetl lou ' ml the detusiun '.uu should let the cuwit'. and assault then weapons Preston Jr -- ,rn&l his guide', rested 'in us% illis said the euwitieS tailed '-'muiuissuun know, -so they cliii after he Wednesday harge's J'r' s.hantuuauu of Boise. officers to prove their allegation that r"u;uure the developers to pay uiwrged it the confluence of pulled .t pLstu 'nthree the study was tiuipt'opttrtly ci- uulsire per unit in lieu 'it eas&time Mahlk' Fork arid main who trued to question h&iuu, v.: --" 11 ' . -.,. . 7' '1 - 's's ,Stenstrona itivised uflI: ou understand the law y frrim id1 use mofleu collected v'ilorent school aid. He ilismisaed filed by seven ilalnuel who are A l bug losers under the formula. class at IdylIwilde Elementary School presented a Thanksgiving program- Pilgrim Scott Shields meets Indian James Melton. Staff Photo ,;i I i.ii iii i.' rhe PLD jehools would then Ieaed to the county hna to he tmnrtize the nnstrurtton u1tS, honI vnuItt utter which the 1Mm Circuit J d Be WItt edne1a i . TOM K U '1 rtafr4 Press Writer r - :. - - - - _ , _lPP " / I "YOUNG" GENERATION COMES I H RU 5KM IN( )lE lll(11 School AgrR'uhlure l)e'pal'tllwtlt l)I't'St'1t1t'tt a basket h a I ii'in gl'ip tin I 1w lion A i'uuiy With iii 'l'luaiikgEv ing (skid to I he Salva tion - uiid g ('Orson, Scott 1)01.1. I ui'kt'y, It'll to i'iglil, Pill ('aihotin, ViIIit' ltt'iitit't I St all 1'hub : 1912 ' - to 0 SALE PRICES GOOD NOVEMBE'I 24TH THRU DECEMBER 23RD, ' • , • ILICUM(I) NIXON A (,o ahead and enjoy your turkey. No sense in both of us losing our appetites, now is It" is . - . • - L old you ask" 'llecmuuse she showed up and (lie lsllt e officer showed up,'' it official said. "She was the court I one of the group.' 700 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH: 323-4100 - - - , CASH BUYS MORE AT Christian To Seek School g • ., when they were arrested you figure that one out t, stud (tie primary reason was because of Florida law which requires sill iiiisdemnesuflur cu's - s to he brought lii court withsuu 90 days or less The state had until > e-sts-mui.a) to prosecute the cases it --'.iC - ,, , . , '"' in the e.tr of our Lord nineteen hwndr.-d t'vents'tWo and o the IlutkPl'iUlOflCC of the United States of America the one bun- '.'"' ( * P * _ _____ -!:\ - - It - •5), 11 - ft -. -. , k .-11 ¶¶ - - -- - II SF SS % III It! 1* IN have & tie re unto wt t it), hand thus Others got off the' hook either by forfeitIng their bonds, giving fictitious names and addrt'ss&'s . - k - ' . - .-:- / . - - - , t -- I 16 iis . . , r ,f . e Seminole (ninty CornmiSSion hiatt tu'fl permission five such PUDs .Ind Ofle of the rmary reasons for ;,pprnvtng rsidentiaI muIvu 'he the 'WaS 1t'vm!lstpfllefltS to the planners it -tIlingness riiIde aiffi tient school sites intl nstrictwithin the PUDs to ii I iqsrutuum uie'uigh the numbers it Il be brought tumtenta that honi system. into die i, I fl - , It . , . . _; - :- (Ofli.I('tC(1 : •- . - I I' 1/ KN_ Did you reahiie that of (tie' 900 demonstrators arrested at blue o l Con Natio na Republ ican t'ntion sun Miami Itt'ath in only a 20-ear-oId August -harged with disoratenh) girl lx' the' only person 11111) t't,nduct 1 .A~_ ., , 11~11; -' path of prnvUtin sufficient 'Inasrooms to accommodate the influx of new whorl studenta who .,Ill be filling the nhinniwi mit dei'eInnment5 PUD recently ap- ... - - Z The dIscnsure may have placed another obstacle into th e 'y. - __•, , 3-t ; - . - S ,a. ' , - - . Iluursday of November in each %ear its 'l1iunksguviug I)ay, tin tu.'rel, proclaim Thursday, \uuv.'mtwr 23, 1972, as l day of national thanksgiving I call upon all Anut'nic-ans to anaYIIli)Ie iii his liii S ,uuul places of wor ship ii this d t iii Jul11 ill o1Fenin' gr it itudu for the ountless h)lt'siags 'mar j)4'(uple' i'IijO), and to u uiubr iu the chile rls tail It ss fuirtwaute as s pecial celebrant-c ( ents IO urn the uui Iii tilt- ii ' s. have been lnuI . CLO - ssold Pt ice 1288 - C . .. A - ~ ~, ,1 ivr I , (ssule ilesigriiiting the fourth - - I don't mean to ruin your Thanksgiving. ,.as a matter of fact, iiiy best personal wishes to all of you on behalf of the staff and management here at The' Herald. Ihuwe'vu'r, in tx'tci e't'ri luorseis give' sonic' ''1nt for thought'' nit this stilikerotNi ' ':,Lr'11' , ,, • - partn upatt-d in discussions of - .. _______________ 44 ' / nient's __15Z_ ~- 4 - 41010 Gospel Sing - " , FACTS I I "i. •' - f ' i liii It I I' OIL I \ )A iutiiiti NIXON, l'rusiul.'mit tin' I 1uit.'sI States iii Ariiero a - P ilie 11w Sanford Fire Departannual Fireman's Benefit Fund Gospel Sing is ;ulanned for this Friday night at be Sanford Civic Center, .-cording to Assistint Chief W Gailey, Benefit Fund Program Chairman. The Florida Boys, the Crusaders and the Lynn Tho , A ill headline the show, getting underiuiy at B p ill. and running to 12 midnight. Advance tickets, at a reduced prirs over admission at the door, are :'vailable fr3m an), fireman or at eithe' of the Sanford Fire Departments.— 1 s, I From Pool Seminar TOP\1JJC Firemen's £ '- 1' I • Collects ••4 , , - unproved marketing programs and techniques. and were introdurt'd to numerous new pool aC('eSsOrut5 and equipment that will soon be on the market. One of the newest entries in the pool industry, Blue' 1)olphin is one (if the ieadin nusnufaieturcrs and dealers of the popular, oniderate)y priced vinyl swuiunuig pools in th natufn - 'uit'Ia'. Seminole (inunty School Board ultorii board meeting ,vtth hi' strom shocked Wednesday night i from id vilor —i funds collected legal opinion that county ist'.t to leasepurchase whorls huilt .s -axes cannot he than 24 i'ionths ru iate developers for no longer - / V , Nixed Ry RII.1. WO'rT ,- I • Area Couple Return Wally and Doris South tit Blue Dolphin Pools of Seminole County. 218 French Ave., Sanford have just returned from a twe-duy swwuiung pool senuinar in Tallahassee. Florida, sponsored by Blue Dolphin Pools, Inc. Along with fifty other dealers and suppliers of the swiriunmg pool industry from around the southeast, Wally & Doris, -... i-i, i fl V.VU 1 • - ul) ,%~ ' -.i _11 .' - B) John A. Spoiski / -, -- . - L" - - -' - 19,99 8120 Deluxe Shrub and Hedge Trimmer 2999 8200 Grass Trimmer 01 (a 1268 value) I you gel Sc-is's SenIc-r, ,) • • SPECIAL 1 SALE PACKAGE. • Buy ene trimmer for the megular price got the other for a penny! I Sale Price $24.B8 . -_ -_ - -' (fOfltIflflPdsifl2A ('oh Leasing . . , ~) Decker cordless Grass Shear Powered by rechargeable nickel cadmium biller I added s'aY, ('npie AMC • ____________________________________________________ 0 I.- I. I 00 7110C Wow-~ k 0 Scotty's has the perfect gift idea for Dad ... 8 two-speed jig saw. Ideal for every home and workshop use. Black & Decker, the best for less than ever before! • g 7 1A jig \ c'riva . '. 2 speed saw 1 1`11 - have a question about your ear, mtit(mT") cle or re'c-rea Ucsu.al t-hucIe, s' rite to Motor- 01' -. , selves From all appearances, it's a rather successful effort, one that other assembly line fartories around the world will probably eventually find themselves involved in .. .- hcisinecsmen rOflrPrIlf'41 ah"ut( County Taxes For Schools 'If ____ • \I lIlh fltanksgiin(' tune our country tori look b ick su ithi Iuol gratitude across the e v ents of a % t ir s tiich Ii brought more progress tolivard Today, In an age of too much fashionable despair, the world lasting peace than any other -* hear to needs more than ever t or or a e flt r.i on past, .1111 Amerboo s perennial harvest we can look forward with trust : Give rt age: "Take hea Divine ProVi(tt'flCC toward ss in me thanks: To see clearly 4vut us the opportunities which peace ilI bring, t ab rejoice; and to rejoice is to worship the Father: and to Truly our cup ruins o ver with orship Him is to receive more thebountyofGod-ourlives, blessings still." I' 0 r liii': From Moses at the Ited SCB to Jesus preparing to feed the titultituck s the ri1)ture s sum IliOfl US to ords and thuis of lIore tII gratitude blessings are fully perceived. From Washington kneeling ,it Valley Forge to the prayer of an astronaut circling the nioun, rept.its that our on his it summons arid proves its practicality. • S • • ' '- • ••. 1 1 I ITV When the' first settlers g.tthr their thanks to tile God who had protected thein ()It the edge of a ilderness, tile) established anew on American shores a thanksgiving tradition it-, old as Western titan himself. çT ___ lr-•'i" ~_ "-Tw .,t1k* I. it~ our lits'rtu's liffil our loved nm's - our cmairhliv 'osuI auid imur puritul ii h. rila's thu lu nuit iii ar 1.iiul liii breadth of uiur tuuuri,uuns and th ;)ruitu1ie of i"~-. is it that ruii it all For ill ii'. 11(1%'. tiiiiiitul I'i% I Ihi.utuks r -' "- . Day is comprised of 'five young ~__ - IL- ~t) - . 9 • .1" liank S()tIj 11 .- A;4"00 ' . i 1. JOS ç ,1 contraetr: says the commission "We saw that a lot of develrupers went into an area, got their money and then cleared rm t to someplace ele. leaving - : - - '. traffic" . ! (.___ thercs also no arguing, at B ms nI:,M1'sos Cople Nrs'u Service ~ ' . ate 1, Nt*xolt Dell. * - 4 SANFORD Herald Assistant to the Publisher. Wayne D. Doyle, with Frank Mackle. president of Deltona Corporation ion left) and Neil Bahr, - L. :i. - *4 enterprises by creative busi- resume thmr re.spect.able role nes&nen. as a home Recycled homes are gener. In still another recyc1Ln4 example, a ranuiy in "is'-'"Mirig inc most interest Ana inglon state recently conactivity in the real estate ctruc'ted their own home from marketplace Take the couple old railroad ties The 8 x 8 inch in Wisconsin. for example ties were laid together like s'ho purchased an abandoned logs bonded with mortar Tt'te schoolhouse and transformed and pic practical rustic' home of over 2 000 it into a square feet u now worth at - en the turesque home school bell was retained, add- least $20,000, the owners estiirig to the story-book appear- mate. Pretty so und investmerit of time five vacation-, 1. ance of the residence Is such a wild plan really a considering the ba.sic con- u'x Portabl e... Royal Mercury recycling are tied to newly c-sv%R aN and highway right-of-ways Structures in the path progress" are often puthied and moved to a ic'. S\Ni'()IU), Fin. I Al', WIi.'n Wa ll likney World 'pi'rif"I it, ptghhorini Orange it sTar ago, the 1 ,.,,,trir,lt' ('(,irit y look if look at I )ineylnflfl in I .difnr ala and wnor horrified by I he a wisatne at Ff'( tiles that ilc'veloptnc'nt at too quk k a pace , 111 14 1 1 1 0 the people who bough! 'nrnpq and .spnrtnient.w:'h sti 'r's pohlern;" he says "I was horn and rulced ri 'his county and I expert to be buried here. I hope my kids can stay here and enjoy the same quality "at life I had." Thu' 31-year-old electrical 9-s aw pqrome ,tri'arities that ie'.'frsprflent at b-un riiiick apace can bring." say; CornmissIoner Sin Vuhlen. 'We were at what happened eurrsind f)isneylmsnd 'It's juSt one grue some mas.s of people, honky'tnflks, huilding,4 arid -rd hmi" ot I f' r is'r.r 'rmuflt ics around the Ii uiscive hair 151 ((d'flple* began hmiil'Iing and expanding at a frnetir pace, tiny Seminole ctattf'd looking for ways to apply the brakes to runaway .I.loprnent. So far, the experiment eerns ii', have W(,tkCd. We studied the trends around Atlanta. Miami and T ,,nr',tir'I if •\ratus'irn. fahf \r'I ti Fill' "101111 % ,;, .o f toted 11rf-44 Writer zi 11fla:rb while busy railroad depots, later to I In most rural locales throti 1. out the Country, vnliie farm acreage is Buyers are paying an aver age price of $217 per acre l.'t farm land this year 116 • more than last year. The erage price of a farm operat. + + + Ing unit is now about It should be pointed out, titiw. Q. Is farm land decreasing ever, that prices vary greatly invalue" in different areas of the ('oaf. A. in certain cases. ve Hut try ittt v P of used and tree railroad tIes! If you iow of a unique real estate story, we'd like to know about it -- and pass it along to our readers. Says Development st1 ood in etnwnt Weil, let's You don't have to be an ecologist to see the potential of a recycled house or cornmercial building. Increasing profit :. I R JMI.S M. 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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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 16, 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/d03551ac12d6ff3384e63f3993233d43.pdf 9030dda77b4b9b71b4514aed2eec44b1 PDF Text Text Monday, Nov. 70 1972 8B—The Sanford Herald By 3.7Per PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV. 15-22,1972 uriceifTime _ wtir Cos t O f Llving Rises 'ga HOU SE OF RAEFORD GOVERNMENT INSPECTED A YOUNG TURKEYS I 59 1601 N. BERMUDA AVE., KISSIMMEE • West SR 46 Work UPKEVS16 Starts SAVE 30c DOLE Pineapple $1 3 Crispy Wafers 1,,,, SAVE 0c CRAI'T Italian SVI it V-8 59c 57 Dressing CAMP B ELL Cock Hen Turkeys 10 IF CUT-UP lb. lbs. & 18 C tail 39 up U.S.D.A. CHOICE Quantity Rights Reserves LYKES SMOKED HAM, HALF £ B ROAST . SEMIBONELESS 0 - vu I]4 Sliced Bacon BIG 32 oz BOTTLES C FOR 303 WHOLE OR ons (;Men BMRS FRENCH SAVE B&, DEL MONTE SAVE 20c 303 n' Fruit Cocktail WISE CANISTER SAVE Sc. FAME WHOLE Sweet POTATO CHIPS Potatoes 2'- cw SAVE lOt, PLANTERS DRY lb i. 4 79 SAVE oc. I REYNOLDS TUR K EY 39 . - lb 69c or U YR&IT Budweiser. MINIATURE DONFLESS oz 12 AOc • hU ii hit prit o.~ Raiff the hl0wr wt- re ,uo.Inniut. it fiy l Choc. Pinwheels SAVE 23c KLEENEX BOUTIQUE d.ss - fi.J i-Vt 7c FACIAL TISSUE CELE Y ALL 29 SAVE 34, GIANT SIZE $139 A& Conn Hams Roosting Hens ALL ENRWAYS ed Capons Beef Rib Seasoned Beef Roasts - 1 POTATOES - . - .,._._ .- . . . - -- s.'. - ' i ' -. j s. 6,., 49c . U.S.D.A. CHOICE C Apples - CHUCK -, •-•. &_. ... - Trout Fillet b98c , Spiced Luncheon - Ice bream • FAIRWAY OCEAN SPRAY Cranberries 33c Bamnas GOLDEN RIPE C BETTY .- • CRUST • Mince BRLAIcSTONI Sovr Cmm - - ALL WHITE MEAT T ey R0II Urk Tu - c 16 SAVE lOt PHILADELPHIA 1. SAVE - -' 22 72 , p lb. Paf1Jy - - we're on that • 1 c To Planning Council Governor Appoints Polk S&niintmk ( ounty Sheriff Jøtiii Polk, sssjfi to begin hisses mid four-'ear teruim in offis'e, has tweti named vice chairman of Ill the DIstrid Planning 09 1 - PLASE ORDIB AskeA appointed four the other fellab who won liii District Planning Councils, lie said the plan Is being prepared rnozt recent election ... well, p., closing by the Governor's Council on as already started the of some of this country's Criminal Justice, and it will bt nt to the 141w I flfutttiiit.uit military instimllattonis' Assustammu.' Asliiiini strut ioui And not a tear was simeti IJAAII Ill AtliIflt.1$ curl> fltXt Planning political st b$tt ' ( ounit 1k wet. O ve Photo Cl"t Attorn e B &,inford City Commission will ',i'a ition s1't' itreet-pivir.,4 prtranu City %tanager W E. Knowlej County Caurt Hvuse,)n Dee, the prnpu&'d city-wide isgn was instructed to write a Letter - was reviewed and 2iII.td on the igenda for ssibie pge at the regular ordinance r thit, of the largest real estaic transactions to take plact- in thc , -. ... ('ou 11 ty -:- - - - .. . ,• - 4• . - tiolls jigencirs that have Ijiet-li Oralliov 'ouncil appointed by tile - - Virgil tImestern Ikirt of the votint\ election, and who ) - - and demon- Florida',, criminal system, wild , justice Askew, addluig, Business Itevie'A ( ouuil> (suItimiussimi. Iii. i arul ('Imairumiuun -Charlie Wells, lay Iiiuis K. ttsi('hiIIm is tIme 'LA 6A.7A (IA - lit UI Criminal Juslive I'lansier for )hslrlut lii, with III,-, 'f('t lit unin John Polk, Sheriff, Sesiilnolv; County; K. C. AN. (lanilui - I I H I I IM I ' . - -- I S I 10R $ W ILt OM M rs, Joel Mt I )d% ut to Sanfor d at lunt tit'on M1znLaI\ at IklitL Inn it 211 6A.8A Slotks TV -- - 4 I ii'iuitsul nuli. I'liblit S4N'ie't)' - M-311 , 411111 says tie's qualificutiotis "corsulion next January. Dr, I]itinultl Ileterain, Dirt-i'tor , Governor will advise him on an of Municipal Services, lumiltum ('nlendar urea that includes the following Itiver ('ounmmnuitt> ('ollt'ge, Ft. Classtftetlumtls ('OUfltieui Seminole, Pnsio, lmIc'rt'u; Fred Slmeppm*ntt, ('tmiImIcS Iltrnuindo, ( Itrus, Marion, District 'upt'r Isor . PubatIui, C rtmswtmrd puzzk Sumter, I uttt , t)ruuumg and l'urnit ( uimiiJuii'-lsuli fir i ant' tsrcvard, St I.ut-Ie Indian Orlando ; J liii 'l'ill'> I-ny I )t'ar Abi lU'.t r, \lartiui Oktti t;oIM.e ailsI (hUm, lltrumunilo I ulini) , I iiitsuriil • suiiimiut.lI following app.iintulii ,1h1 fur flit It Resi"gnattlon Given "' count) rt t t ntl was ft t)rdttt \lunsbty in the Se'mnuiole ('tsunh art-/, ('imie'I of Police, Os-ala ''flmemr ret'siiim,imenulatiorms will sutittlutnist' IIU Illls.s, Sheriffelt't-t. I ske iIiSWT lsssiil pirtIs-ipuutisiui Ili time uimul.. idiOt it I urgi iii mm, sIt. loiuimi mit of I loridui pluiui ( olitit> Sup riuit.'nsleumt, Okt't''himbee re presented bs this ILirni it for the reduction of erimni', S h.s.l, Ukt't-shsst,4.'t', ( J, I' irst National hl.siik ol %nts'u (ss'n,,r Asks-it s'ssiiiiimeiidt'$ the m a ny law enforcement (.'Iut'w uillig ('hiii'f of Police, I'usrk patti $I,S84,000 for 11,9%w umgeumrlt-s, ''sjurls usuimi entree- Orlando; Mel ( 'suit'ijiimii, Sheriff, acres, lsit'tutt,d in the nor fellow wfwse man lost the h looking forward to (lie PLY ' joys - , 16- 18 1 bs. $18.50 .-- to Santot si hullabaloo when McGovern (i.'wit'i1 to assist in preparation Judge, tit'Ituuigs,mg piirtls- ipat uuig Iii tilt- I.EAA ('siuikl lug, Circuit Robert veterumartun Raymond 1.. Rass. of l"loridui'a 1973 Coinprogrtumiis. We have ninde hirei- uurtl ('summit) wanted to trim the "fat" from ('OlisI(Ierlihlt' progress Ili Eiig1iii, Slut.' Attusrnev the defense budget' Oh, how- prehensivi' ( rlmlnmal Justice would dri Plan arid i1ile (.u%ernor restut 11mg the rote ii of serious Orleiiulis; I(R'tnsi Ii keatui1;, they wailed and said it I ndex Reubin Askew on the problems crime in Florida," the Circuit Judge, Orlando; nothing but make this country •i;md administration of criminal Governor said. AnnLitJt'l Mitt- hell, Stiperlu- Area tle.itle, 111 so weak, etc. 'hit' District 111 I'lnnnlmig tentknt, Iiwell Prison, lAiwell Itridge 311 Don't tell anybody JUstI(t. P.S. . 14-16 Ibs,$16.5O Sidney Vihien Jr. is shown renewing the ' - DONE TO A T WITH GRAVY AND 10. 12 lbs. $12.50 County Commissioners childhood with Angie Knapton and Michael Quarick. - - c Pt ' l that I slipW this bit to you, but .aw B THAN KS '111 URKEYS The Merry-gogo round at the Seminole Count, '.l' r p.'ni'd , r Mond4i aft ernoon is as popular a ever Vice Chairman of the Board it Area Land Sa e $15Million Saturday. More than .II) floats (('hark's Edwards ltitito' T 69c : : 44 ' BRLAP'SIONI st.vr tj ILIRWL Y FARMS •. 1_GOOD THRU'i sot nc ey I - 29c Ch Cr ' A Longhorn Choose . - MIX - c - 5c lb ' while subject, remember all of l.he - Were entered. - - - Miss l.iberty on Empire State Club float passes reviewing Stand ill pdrddc honoring l)eltona s 10th hirttida - The uuiust fragile tlurig in uis• world is a pre-election (aiim paign promise. And - 'n' ID EVERYBODY ' S FAVORITE >' (,1ltY TA'v'lA)it 45C lb FAIRWAY ' CIOCkE PIE E : 0' SAVE 1 Oc, MRS SMITH'S PIES . SAVE lO - oa PUICRASI Of TWO PACU1S uringer 70c - 8 OSCAR WA YER I , 4 - DELICATESSEN MOEL1- - SAVE 20c, T G LIE DELUXE 79c - I .. NO. 1 1 —SUPPLPTIM[ COOKBOOK b29c Zjk : nonage increases, and bond tndebtedness,etc. Whenever subject of dog controls Ib89 C _____________________________ .11 h ; itl Ut comes up, I'm reminded of I story I read w t1w St. fletersburg area the plus-cm .e. million dollars it' s cusfing Uiose folks to rouiW-up Iffie loose Canines is a little too. tot) much WHO S THA T BIG In another discussion, the city %ftind-iv night ie_uiun. ill g(xKi faith thinking I %vould at it %1t)nday afternoon work tonutuuivn Lmiructed the Lit, , have it substantial lot on Much -sess I o n. manager to uudy a profwsw"i to bu a holne.Weather Read by Nlayor I"P --rollout" refuse cart fur use If,,, further stated that the letter* of resignation advised city residential refuse wrloict, i lugn ij. low tills because of the fart he is it that attornie) flutt:hLi0n wa-4 user!j. Morning 13. Partly clowiv resident and taxpayer in Oviedo he thought the city fathers resigning the post he has heid The cart was denwnstratefil to thricius.111 Wo-tinesday li'vith digh' t Should ma.t. somt wti of to his private law practice. if iws Ve1lrnftia y . mechanical device to empty a helping him relieve the " tiiir' Fl " tniiepriture 11w long-tine city offlual refuse CUntJIflt'T 111W th e .hanmi Hth4 wound .11. Liw irn indicated he would sere until tarbae hacker Knowles said ;1 ght in the upper kh. Council r i iis"i - I replacement could be hired.- the devict would lwld 30 4afluni coo1wrate to the best of their and %would represent the city in iiedvy snow hit the juuth_ if( refuse or about thrft regular ability contingent upon the .1 preenl law ~:entrjl Plains U LIV lust suit filed b% a barrels and an be wheeled owner accepting his r!,Lortng ruin Iced jrea:~ sliare of the cost, with cm's ritunber of Georgetown Area to the curb for pickup. sum)unding the intivif who are In other tten..s the 'uuii ri-, itititi . uditurt share not to ex cee d .. I ii of cw, but did 110t SVe 110-A thV vlt~ c. tx- held responsible. perhaps it just might save both of us a couple . - e tthon at it.s tipIit'ii • the Nov2, meeting on whether to to the local bar association time I purchased niiproptrt accept the resignation of Liking its help and suggestions from edo lana Company 'AaS flutuhison, city attorney, which rn hiring a replacement. l the 't5O wide lotolur"h-isedt the city panel id t14. ')robl' , I Ii .I Tt ? 7 I con Fresh Mullet Halibut Fillet . - , 10..,.69c 9C engineer had taken borings and tesLs it) try to ascertain why the condition had come about. Sixioner ,asked l(awlson why lie came to the city with this PIR! STATE Ir ? - conditIon at this home site." At time request of the city, the - . - . it's going to cost don't know about you neighbor. but. I'm up to in)- bloWshot eye-balls wi th taxes, and IRISH SP ANISH - lb y .1, which will arise in keep an lb $198 Crab Meat if - $269 . -I - i concerned, it was too \ The favor is simply this ... H L • mackerel - .. lb . I 'rivi', fr hum before city touti' ii M'siisIuy night to discuss in ipparent •Iru*irumge prot)kn it ,aid that in' has lost 10 oak on his property located r;' Iike Charm, A pond on his property 1. utw N il icuib1y riscim three 1'' t account for this water now," he queried of City Engineer ('harles Spooner, of firm of and Spooner, Zn er rt can find no rea son for this drumnmi,t /1 -. dog leash law. As far iS I iii . DELICIOUS CLAW -. 5,.,39c JUMBO FLORIDA NLVF L 12 Cooked Lobster 89c '' job • - 4 -.. • 1 the majority who voted for the . C ' ysters - . Center Cut Ham Roosts FLORIDA SEEDLESS C FLORIDA veese P OVIEI)() There are nmystt'ruous goings on in Oviedo Walter Uawlson of Lake (haruui 1. APALACHICOLA 5 U.S.D.A CHOICE WHOLE Ducks Tasty Georgia - I - Do me a favor, will please. And who knows but that —r w AVAILABLE LI Corn -. _______________________________________ it .. / room and the porch separating Itl)iiI the house Ile said that at the time of construction he built his Septit t4urik and there was no water (o%fl eel. (iW can you Wintosh for consideration. A public servant for many years who has performed in an ad mirable posture within ~IiS county, and one who already has the respect of everyone in this city. THANKSGIVING DINNER I three it) five feet, he naid Uawl'i4ni re po rted his house sms turning uii>striousl> th cracks forming in th e living Sanford. To fill those shoes I humbly submit the name of Ken MANY OTHER TASTY TREATS FOR YOUR C I-:I.IZABK-rn M1vrrIliF:I'x 8) here's counselor. of problems JOY J THANKSGIVING TASTE TREATS I YELLOW j ,- -•••- Ovipedo II This exploding era %Wre in will quite the servces an expert ... one dedicated solely to the myriad 4 to 6 It,% SAVE 1 gs , —.". ME INTOSH . .7 Please Call Your Order Early to Your Fairway Bakery . 51e, • Tasty Cookies Assorted Dinner Rolls TURKff BREAST f cinl resignation yesterday. A commendable job LIQUID R Oranges - C 200 Wines f 3 to 6 lbs J . - Crusty Home Style Breads 98C SAVE 20c MOCEN DAVID . groeri %..oeS afl %..up%..aes HOUSE OF RAEFORD 3 Rolis $1 Kleenex SWEET . Sanford's attorney for many years Bill Hutch1son was on the firing line during this Decorated Thanksgiving I lb r Pf JUMBO TOWELS bunh k d HOLIDAY GOODIES 1 J0 Mysterious nw toughest time on a job is ganizatiotud or dun the DEEP 9 INCH SIZE FAMILY SIZE 10 INCH PIES SPECIAL ORDER ROAST ------i - Green Pascal . 70C BAKERY PUMPKIN & MINCE PIES S RLOIN TIP ows SAVE lOi NABISCO rsn risvuu around be that much out of place to schedule It annually espe. cmli> so during Brotherhood %eek, lb $1 S9 Qt. tbttU e ent you missed it the hectic period. He submitted 2 - PAX 0 Sirloin S - v made Fc.r that matter, it wouldn't MORRELL'S CHEF BRAND READY TO EAT :- In - 88 lb EXTRA LEAN GROUND ROUND Chopped s Whole or Butt Half _______ MAYONNAISE SAVE t,c - wilh .1 .1 jwr ( i-rit In thp ;)rpvi(,IIR your chance tonight on TV to S-CC what I consider the most moving motion picture ever 59C lb Sausage roun Beef - A. 0 first time FAIRWAY COUNTRY STYLE 39c Brown n Bag C FAIRWAY FRESH Is. 49c Reynolds Foil ALL MEAT Ham-Turkey-Beef . OAc SAVE 16c. HEAVY DUTY '." Im,r Increased 1)), fitia letilliq off 'ni e A resolution from the Lake County ConiflhtSSiOtWi h httII ret tt' ('d l)\ the l)() r ('questing additional right-of-way to straighten curves and the acquisition of four lane rights-of-way throughout this Whole section of road. Davis indicated that Lake County had moneys available to proceed with these right-of-way acquisitions , - 00 MEATS 29 07 Roasted Peanuts C $ Wieners a I PLUS DEPOSIT SAVE 28t, DEL MONTE .-.' In the nct tX'ifl SIXTh. OSCAR MAYER "•5•_ ii on iii wnrwn aenin " ACP-IA SYOkI L4 r, $949073 -. - \(iiiiist I!rll %own ilif- llrpqiflprit had been Jq to IAPCOn Construction Co. 01 IAlesburg and work is exixcted to begin next week. 1'urther he informed Vihien that work had begun on studies to realign the dangerous curves includingH acquisition of right.of-way for the re-alignment and the acquisition of right-of-ways for four lanes would 0 11 35c lb SHANK - laRt ;11 ;1 Rraq,inally sidjustril anniial official of the District N'offiev in Dvi'and, Coulltv Coill ni issiolivi- Sidlit-N. Vililell was informed Niondav that work will begin on leveling and Ix-surfacing of West SR 46 from Serninole-Lake County lineal the Wekiva Iliver to Nlt. Dora. lie reportM that a contract Ili thit, amount of C FRYERS C / Sweet 't': ' itin 1, (lip ~var • HOUSE OF RAEFORD YOUNG . I Ili a telephone conference with Al Davis, Department of Transimi- talion SAVE 10c WHITFIELD CANDIED G Week N ?'r in;'1;iit5't1. fl4 *9VmIIIy dpict4 )f tYfflrfliY1itiø rh,r than hrn41 bY a sharp r 1111'siq 11114 five-tt,1111IR on it nell- Illorith it;)Jlll 114 11 Whole uwr ve gone till '49 2 Pr if . r,d-t tiiiii it hI rrii'h (if year, rk'pirtgs*. tfrn. rr,n cpq) . Jtngthr, !'.d prfr'. f ct, frtii t q, i,f rri ,i •h r.f fItf*sI,'ft b'j .r p"!itrV IIrn.I E Y ni r. slw Iti Itim Inflation ridr to EXTRA BROAD SPIASTS SAVE 15c, FAME imitii on tilt 40111div milivoi-il - 10 14 'iii'1 IJIWIt I ' '" 'liii cen TURKEYS U.S.D.A. HOUSE OF RAEFORD GRADE A YOUNG 73$l*DtNit Il FR (SN GIORGI1A G RA D E Tuesday, November 21, 1972--Santord, Florida 32771 65th Year, No. 69 Price 10 Centc . for nvi 'ti#' c'r n,i' cIc'psirt,,i'nt' fI CAGLES 111 CHECKERBOARD FARMS / - ' 'r'' 1 I,v j'r I' i' ir,qrc;,qiq Ifli Ilc'fl (Rt, •q Isir tI''IIiI,i, r,," It,! tc of ;sr 'c'nt In IIf'91111 Iiciiiii, RHf) srpprty ontrlhnIIr, ii tnts'r,g iving in iiiitliiii 17 til!f'c iilc, Wf'tP p", '"ii InIIi,tlnn nun In the md mr tnrc ibt' nnu nII thnt in 11I 1' cI ins,,iIt,q, the gnvf'rnvnPrIt tb I /o,/ , - l Ila GR ADE A JOr Sauce b f 1 I 4 Cranbe" 3 Cent pastors and ii'prest'ntiitive laymen. This was hit' first .ttcLlL visit to the Del'alld Distriet and Sanford for the Bishop, who Ls newly Jp pointed to the Florida (oithrtnct. tStaff ' - Photo �LegalNotice 2A—The Sanford HeraldTuesday, Nov.2L972 IN COUNr JUDGE'S COURT. St MINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Commission To Review Tax Levy R A'N SIE&ZXOWSXI The questmn of resie ol the P MLG,R, OFcE&sE NOTICE TO CREDiTO work session before ihe County Commission. Commission In request a reduction. Hr said review the tax anc the rarTUIiC.atIOTtc of itS fibOhItiofl Ifl that the mziltor should also lx, Chairman, Greg Irummond. rn reviewed by the a prepared statement on the rnuttc1 asid,, "It is incumbent legislature a's well, tpnn the Board to not only hr was in accord 1th rHwis in cover county expenses and State i.!N'at depth. Inasmuch as 56 per cent of the intangible ti's IS flrummond commented that returned U" the counties to iuerdicalbrcviewuszeslevwd his position and that there inasmuch as the Seminole share of the intangible tax has nuld the Board take a strong saved the taxpayers one half position, It should then follow miIi in .id vnlnrem ues tt.ar. "we must stand prepared t replace Ihec funds with the il New State Division other tax levey . situtIonally available It) us . uIditional ad vatlorem taxes," r)runinitjnd said that the remninmg 4.5 per cent of the 10 I-'Iande (orriplciints 'I: :,' ' intangibl'uix isretained b the State for then general fund and when lnt. must also be rc'plitct'd I? niinnt'r "i tU' (LSS rep1acemeri !ir the Suite's Ynrbornugti dfUd unwr affairs division to handle re-election mu campaign which general fund is far more ('cIrnpinints AILXIUI electric' and nebulous and could. v.'hen their tdeptmne bills has been an- centered around consumer isexcess presently on hand 15 nounced by the Florida Public d',. drainrd. take several un. Bevis said that the Service Commission. c'nntrc'sllahle directions an sion would be headed by Torn Commission ()'J4n'sn Bill inc'rease of an existent state Milisaps, who now serves Rev's said the ne division "Is :t'i',iiI ts , iI(' stMLe Con. ics1ltned In' hirnsdt. Cnmissioner William T. Mayo and stttUtmn of a ne'i tax on a token ('OmmissI ct's "The PSC has beer rrmoperail. basis which could then blos.som in SCm'S U) come: most iid. ing and will c'nnUnur to coop. SIMIP4OLE COUNTY PLAWNINC. ZONING COMMISSION IdoI4cp 0$ Public NtrfnI Z(" P'nC '' IS P.crr4 flt f%o s, pnoloen n t,u I's S'(VI COt'& (W RI 1(" fl3 rIr.a 'SO" P* I','iOiJ% n"t Of Legal Notke ____ SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNINO AND ZONING COMMISSION 4f,f , pf 'o Zu '" p4 ' cnnc ul A CitC Icc nd' re OmrrQ $ FVA).S GAR1AGE SERVIC(, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE FIoridb, on December 13 1972. a' 7 XI P U or as soon !Pserpate' possible PlanfliOg COO 200iig Commssion Seminole Couo"s. Florida B's. J B Williams. ZOnIng Direcbor Pubil5P hypmtmt'r 2'l. 1972 O(J 1 claim 0' PIOmAOO Shall be in writing, Seai Aria ihA. state the place of residence ARTHUR H BECICWITP4. sq amo post ot'ce addrei of the Clerk pt Circuit Court (lutl()1flg C sarner Jess Claimant, and shall 1w' sworn to by versety for our citizens, the Seminole Count',. Florida crate fully with other stuilt' \lIrtUtTfltJitI tIm" claimant. or agent. or auo"ne's B', Cecelia v (kprr' "We hove sitwavs responded agencIes involved in consumer SUite mn choose to further and wCPi cIa.m or demano not so Deputy Clerk affairs such as the office of reduce state funds theretofore I Ii r'onsurner ernnplamt.c against be YMI? SPEFF 4, S1'I(R Claudtt Mae C.rlff In allocated to the Counties. '13 M.gnOfi Avpnp Utose' utilities we regulate," ror,sumer adviser to the gover(vP:u'- % (I' P C' I5.',i )) ''Should ttu littler condition c;sid fl('t'ls, ''but tlx' creation of nor and the Department of Agthe I Statt' Of br tia 32"i Sanlo'c tillS would also affect an rlC'ti)tiir('," said Milisaps. 1it new divisuin gives us a LOUISE CARTER. A!UW'nCys for PlaintIff increase in the County's ad ePtealec's PbliU', November rnndcrnizt'd structure under Askew's consumer adviser, '; CiOQDOP4 V rREDERIC, LIE) I(X valorern taxes. I would, at the' which we' can provide an even .'.rthur England, expressed at La very least, request that the AttOrnOy tietteraridmore comprehensive prse at the creation of the ne'o' 1101 Commercial Street IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE resolution call for the abolition e,o ROy 179S iSIPI JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Ill AND dzvzsio. service" Sanford Florida 3r7' FOP '.1 MIPIOLE COUNTY Cc,mmissi(In nwmbers jic. He said If all It would dc. WUS of the intangible tax in Pubiitp No's 7 )t 1 75 'c': FLOR IDA In the Court 04 the County Judge. sino,. COUI'sP',. cior.ca. Pt J B Williams 2csnno De.-'o' P,,5P, Nf"o's4'r : tc; CIt ,i tL SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ptotice of PubliC Nears 9 Pi)prmning aria 7gtv'siri (on's 'C' is it ,crl,'p' a public rig CO con'S'dt"r rpcc,r'smcr,d,ng a tw '0"ed ct'se4mgf' to lImP Zoning RpguiitiOr's affecting house 5i7e r-tue 01 IhO? (Priatil Writ -ijtfl i%tP1 Out 0$ tr p,i0I Of tte Sn$II Clm 1f 'n Counts, rIo - .dA uwl 4 1rn41 SCOPA Limits Acreage a Prorat In re Estate of 'c.OEP4CE I BJSTLtNE 'fill's 111 1100 (AttIC Oft A ffl(lttrlfl by Siilrtny VItIlPO fr ;IflvisP'l due to the' F" 'Ill fll'lIlllflflS" (if? fIt*Tt irrsp"rty by Ir,r (' !!44. '7' tirmands thaI they may PIllir against hi (s?at in PIe Off ice of ?h County Judge of Seminole Co'n' Florida, in the Courthouse at S,'' 'oro. Florida, wit hilt SiS Cale'sli' mOmtht from the date of the '.'' pi.jblication of this NOtiCp (ac" I,rt'. or demand must be in writ,nc arid filpd in duplicate, and thuS' state the plac of residence ar ç'' Office adoress of tIme clamant and t' sworn to by the clamant hit ape'-' ot' hit attorney, Of it is 'I t'e. void accorang to law Dated November 10. tc'; S John Scjsirard, Jr Esecutor 7., : " 5' •'. . - "u :,}IS tciI I ri '.'..'''i*,. ' J?'.4 ; , f'tn said Rctisvin hid tlrnlldy given ,l 'W'l deposit facility Vihlø'n Said Redwing had riipriss'd placing its terminal at tho port and would employ 25t) vr'rlfIuilly W. C. lIlItrhiSOfl, iii he's' iiiot Iiei' short lv 'i iti's' I tn-v u's't' ii' unit ('II Angela's sisters, Tonva 11 Elisha, in, and ( 'a s'l;i, 7, a long with s('h(x)l mat e Ka m'en Il('weliyn, Ii huddled in a Fort ma(I(' of palm I i't)mi(ls ami sang e iim'isi mas ('arms i tirougn I JUt night to keep their spirits III). l(tipert (hastamn I'Iioto ) , , on the port properly, 1511 flit rnntriwts had been signed for the lease lhitehiti (Iirthf't i'ornph!tIon ilalo (roun'1-hre4?kIng pri'ipocorl modular said ;,C 4r't ''no one is trying to kei'st Redwing from beating at Thi' port, and gettIng what U-"v roofing ('OulpItfI)' ,y.,iJf.('fg(j%% Ski i street in question spoke J1 bi'hil1 (If gOing ilhIlIlI with, the' I111's'itlit In steW III (he Fact (hIlt StillNil buses use this road illiti SIIII.'ty (If (tIe ehiil(lrf.'n WItS at (l('ll(IlirIf' for requesting the stake. ( lilllrman I .eighty railed For ('flunty to 111(1 in the roach ('(iflstructiun. II show of hands [ruIn those pavillg i'xpt'rlenre trithin the l'llgh t.xprtS,Setl the thought Mr. Mandt'll of the con:•truit'tion ('Olflilfl)' %t0ul(I honor the one-third agreement ii the' cit' asked 111118 to. Several oilier residents of (tie (11111 ' ,!-' ' ' i't ' , ' 's 1 1111! mIll (iI(l(I'r l'i's'iI fr'ul / .'.. ,, - L' Ii''4T1 ' i. • . '' ' 'sJ ff,, ',,, 7 L7 ____________________________ I I rain storm itrllifl5lgl' ititi 11 ('0 the east 51(10 if I'rairie I.ake. ,%t the 0u't;lll iii thu (lIt( II who Ii is il. (torn human sour fht're' WOS tlsi noted, a de('t 11(111 lfl IhiSMdved oxygen t'oiin' t i prhlem of tweeds without iJ; ::i' people"" And Wair responded ! 'hat .b'nt'r.Iib . ,\ilair warned that unless Where there ii an active ki SOflIl' iI('tI(in IS taken to treat the sporting program, with ',' Iak. it will become choked out ramps and people bringing in ',clttl thIs weed and that "we ran friends from other ireac _________________________________________ — ,.-. . Give her lhe f,IihiflnJbly feminine iew 'tidy Sh.a'f.'i' A I ta iiioiite Con s I d e rs ii S ' i:t I ill' 'i ALTAMONTF: si'I{IN(;s - plate illlv.b,u'.flett tIflIsIl. 011if Z'lf'spttl4 "esiltmn JI .1 .'.'s recv'wed i4l 1aid iiiii. 4) tttlJImIit'tt it' 1'u-ic'J, 57 '41 'i's i.iitlP' patteini1 ,)urSV i',ua . r ' , 'ng:r.err:ng from proceeding with .tt $200,000 worth of expansion Tomorrow f'l)llflf'lI will bids on rescue .equiipment :or -' ': ' r liiku's thestreet Pugh called attention to the fact that the (,reater (..on ii irmini. to .,. :;,I: i.'ll.I.i'i1 ;t, A structton Company had offered '.. TU ES. NV. , . . r'' Notingthataperforniancetxmd hidicep TO THE ' . PrnJII ii L a•ds __ - ifiI14i' i Theatre Cannon Music 4. ' -I ___ WHOLE FAMILY WIT-H I — A\VAIU) OI' RECOGNITION was presented by Sanford K. I)oudnev left Ito K. ('. Harper Sr. for :o 'trs of (listingtlisht'd service' as directos and 12 years as president of I irst I cderii ts ings .111(1 1 oan of Seminole County. Presentation was made Sit tui'(lay night at Thanksgiving dinner for 11$) officers, directors, etuploves and guests. rjirtti'ttmt' stIl nroin'il U's' '1' tb" tmam'si.at S I - ''t tb'' l),ii 'h J million, (1934) were $5,($X) and now are $58 t.st ci ii i'i it) 88 I..II0$aitlOW juN00 PtA 1 P' 0 R 0 A N SAY . stuart george tt last week's council 'peneti It Lest 'eek'4 met'ting meeting, the issue was delayed _____________________________ with huts submitted pending **********0* CCC*000****00* disposition of federal funding * * fifficuities which the city is experiencing. However, council D I W has requested the item be * placed on cacti week's agcnda I * until there c in be resolution I'I 'N * : Nevertheless, council is of thi' * * FREE ADMISSION opinion there is no point in * * running tlt' lines to Dougia.s * 'g * , 0 r.,v. Avenue until the city receives * * * * the go-ahead on the main plant * 0 The city is experiencing * difficulties in receiving federal Little * noness for expansion of 1601 S. HWY. I7.2, Malfiand I1Iainwt'r plant. Until there is Featuring flfflt indiclItlin received by thi' * iL's i' th it feek r II * 0 L ED SC 0 F I EL 0 — . mi uiti 'iii' it'o",'iir/ 'r iit' ikledltsIfl o' 'sheaflrr 's'i'ni In precunol .ilw'v lii ,ti'egkv'tut IltIgithI to ,Ktftlt e'ie r E x te iis I o n s \ lake." In the three uionths 'ss' have been salnf)lIng the lake, there ti;ts been rapid increase in (tIC "CJolJelI" growth, however tiLt IiUSf)e('t hylinillil instead." "It has virtually .'hoked OUt the landing and it is pos.sible that the weeds are growing r.Ipidl) th It (lit's ir. utilizing ttieivtilible phosphate's IIS (liSt is it enters the water, Adair said that now that he hasa graduate biologist on staff and another staff member WIll) is tiorkint towards a biolog degree, his crew is moving towards the capabihit) of tJtOlOtItIl ttructuring of the 1 it l's ( I, . weed introduced into thII Commissioner Ed Yar nIIgh said, "In other words I.Iur,' I'd ' ' the .'I1 zi' City Council, at a 130 piTt. Ineeting Tuesday '-will consider pI'r(ornIi is more sensitive on the agenda the Douglas phwiIIate test," Adair said. ,enue s,wer extension and tift the fire nfepartj'nent .-imbulanet' A possible explanation may station, although act:on iS There will also be a report on be in the wt,'t11 population of the eth'emely doubtful. fire equipment bids which wort , 1, .r ' tee to the port. r ...i'. Some concern '-was over the availability of it I "r'.'.rcc gt ',o 'i"r 'i', 'jfl'S ', r lIFt' IliW obtaInIng Arorrling to reports, this was 5111111 i°rit irsIoruiatiori to chow tought in by boats being "One Interesting note has kept," said Johnson. ''Tti(' Ii run ::s rinirk excess of the $20 (owiciliiian harry Sariibrot'k questioned City Manager Ron herc'man aS to how the fieuirr was reached for tht' per. (ormuwe bond and was told that It WItS based tin previous provide '-water and sew '' Ia's'ri tin' lark of phssphiIes Wi' III', I' I irlieretI 111 Icr illi to families were ready to appear but felt one spokesman WOUI(l be enough. the' ''It Isn't so znue'h businesses as the way they are drainage alone Iflf I IfiT'i Ii''l Inst 'tt Ike'S I'll. works. Johnson mentioned that 21 pan)', Pugh stated this figure- fir .1 U Ifirkman, oper of lJlke Monroe tahiti's and its lldva"rse' affect on the port, halt liii?' hison FIn Vised the bIlIthflV'it y had pri'9i'rS of in- ,''','i ,IISO lnhucipit' Uiiii'" ik.' 'k'Iiaftfi.'Iit i, till' ilppi''irarwe if the ek4ea in the lake. Seminole (unty wiU have I)roItIl ItIl) i test off present Ill 'avor (If the pil('iflg tllett' tills Ijf,'f,'Il II flOtiCC;thili ine're'ar tn total nitrogen withr. WlI the reaction itnd 24 hour. (ohlowirlg ;i rain, and .i llfllIllUi?IIIIS Mayor l)ut'rr rt'miruled the '.111111) lot rI'asl' In bulcten.lt ('I)Utl('ll of (lie November 22 t'tlllffirtll counts, thought t iit1 Marble roof tniz coninany looks worse than the city dump." icUng M'tvor Dr Edith Puerr replied that sonic years 'back a mistake had been made in issuing the certificate of \ stating tti4it the couruil would have to have the' uttorney's opinion before proceeding. Chairman John i.eighty asked the city attorney to confer with the city manager and give his opinion. Crystal Bowl ('ircle paving 'again was brought before the' council with II, 1), Pugh a('ting as spokt'.iis in for re sidi,.nts of (flIght lflVt'IVC the s"arrier, , verhml ronverqa(Inns m.s" 's'ith (1.irk.fIti engineers it 'I K,lqtner, .S('(fl'A chairman. concern of labor prohlnic and strikes that 'hi' r"! i's approved .4 motIon by .Jat'lii' Wagner, member, to put In". on paper as soon as possible 'hi' fri further 'Iic(lIsqtnns Harold osprecceil ,.:.'f'i',1 Reports Findings 1 tit'. I'll iii C ASS EI.II ERR 'si' — Johnson appeared before the Casselberry City ('ounctl Monday night to state ohject IOfl s to (tin btisiflt'IiSCS operating in the residential zone of Seminole Boulevard, it arms it tiH(t wanted. i' for cr's"tr really need In another action, S4'(ll' Itif' bl'LtIflFIIflhi (if II trend launched into the lake and the following storni rains," stateti cloctea WI's actually seen I;irigley AfIllir, pollution hangtng from the boats being ty' Aid ITc Be As Iced By BOB ORREI.I property Ii', lease Redwing IS ')t''.'.' ( orlir ,",' .'str:irtilr Ii t!T1', UI;IfltIf.lrtIIrIflg p1;,r' . B C'VVI P(.)\I rig ii port (lId not haves enough the .',' Pollution Officer lii 5.11(1 thit (herr bIlls been tin .lgnhfi,'tnt i'hange at ct;Itions I /.-NIJ( - ' ;,,";' - iis. i-i / I / L1 :-' j -In., '\ t'i :. . -' , - 'I iS, DeBar y-Deltona Group Presents New Officers Legal Notice . ':'s .. IT WAS A I IAPP\ t'tiuflion for five lilt le girls and I heir ía in i les a It er t hex' were ioc'a tell standing OH a muddy creek 1)1111k Stinday morning, ending a 17-hour search. The gii'ls \v41n(Iere(1 into (lit' forest, a 11(1 SOfli(' 1 .6(H) volunteer searchers combed th(' swanipy woods near their home. The girls ranged fI'I)n) two to Ii years in age. Angela Morgan, 2, is 11(l(l l)v - ' , t LAIR C i'lgflt trucking Firm 18(8W Iiit'lltt'fl (811 Itut' wfct stile' of frito h \ '"1ltIt' (itl fit(ip"I? 'I s , lIpprrlsIlIlately l("tiwirIlf, ii assassec Mrs. irItc'rrqtc'(l tonigntc, it ri's.'' Join John Saunders , ' port lIctlIIitlkttat(Ir mull's Hyan WlillllI to' itictrii'tptl to flegotiate ) cmt , S('(fl'A Itil'1111a4r, 1411ff Christian J. 's'k'r" 'f,;I','rc' Sbiipf)ifli' ('crIer is lfldiratCrI a to Icase 15 acres at ircfrrnn the' port on which to re-locate Its St '(mb'\ itti'irney, advised the smx Hospital Notes l'ort of f*iitt firnf$'tty tlfi1I W1II('h I(.'fIwlfIg IIlItt(It Ott I.'rs, It Itr1cfrt firm, wc1ukl he' tt,o , Ins ('rilirIt y i 51 (mI'A I votptl lp1;itlfllIv ?lIii,fIt Iti illilit Ill eight 11(11'S lIlStl'afl 'if IS, the lIfflOtItlI AlIthfIr$ty cia go in St'ftlltlrili' C rner Is Sued nut, c'irrr it to 10' lii' 11011, IIIICI in F IA and F 1AA minimums Residential Zones Cpo'es of thiS proposed amend rnpnt are avaiiabli in the Planning CI.Me0 llOti Zonino Office, Room 104, Court HUTCHISOPI A L(FFLE' Yc LII Creditors and Per'tnt having HOusi, Santo'd. Fla, Mon ttmru Fr,. Pt RobH N Morris — manner as It Claims or Demands Against not effect the laid tively lobbIed against Gos'. tuindle consumer complaints CIVIL ACTION NO 72 1477 1 30 a m - 5 00 o m Post Office Drawer H Estate Reubin Askew's proposal rather than representing eon- c'ount iid s'alareni tax pyers. In re The Marriage 04 Thit public hearing will be held in Sanford, Florida 3277? YOu and PisCh Of you art tict-eb', P4011CC 05 APPLICA'I',O,, "Unfortunzitelv," Drummond C,,EPC'sOL'i'N ILL'S •fld floetfied CflttrpQuireC t prcsen' a's', tl'tp County Commission CPsarnbers Attorne', for the Estate canter tIns year that a con- sumers in rate l3e.rlr1ng.c—Uxn FOR TAX DEED TOMMY 1 f, IS concluded, "this proposed claims and demAnds which you, or of the Court HOUse, Sanford. PbI,ih Nov 84. 7). 7$& Dec 5 lV7 isec t' itt iarsaa Statutes of surlier :tdvoc.i*te' ciffice 1w sd it "sounds like what t)w art' NOTICE OF SUIT efhrr p4 yOu hay have againSt 9* Florida, on December 13 t57 at LIE I e t.49i clause of your resolution would already doing" TO TOMMY C ELLIS __________________________ FLORENCE T SISTLIPIE. 7 30 p n's , or as soon therca"er at relate to giving a horse salt and P4011(1 IS HEREBY GIVEN Thit 3073 Swretv.a?er Terrace CITY OF LONG WOOD, Rut England said he' would 1K' posSible deceased O Said t Jack C Molt tIme holder 04 the LIthia Springs. &edrgia FLORIDA Planning and Lii Zoning iLSklflg it not drink from the' (oun", Seminole County, Judge of Ilad to c'noperuite with the nt' following cerliticate PIllS filed said YOU ARE HIFIPY NOTIFIED Flô'iilA is' hit Office in ttmt court Notice of Public Itearing Commission ItOUIZ1I lii clit'xsiiir, cer'ificate tOt ts deed t be Issupti that an actionfiat beer. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Seminole Cnty. Fioja house Of SasO COrt'y 45' Sanford tf'seron The. certlficistp number sno you anc you art reQuired t serve a Florida within us calendar months NOTICE IS HER EI8'sI' GIVEN bt ___________________________________________________________ B', 1 B Williams. i'ear Of issuance, the deScription f p', Of your wrlttCO atwesme, if JtfII, the City Council of the City Ct Zoning Dsrcc'or fIrst publication frpm the timi the IttI property briOChe name 10 whiCPi EPP4 FACILWEF, At Lormgwpod. Florida, 'hat Said C' uion J PublSP. Novrmhe' 1 tf7 p, Of tf's,s not,ce 'Two cao.rs cit it was .swssed a'e as f011OwS tornP's' at LØ*. Pos O't' Its ' Council will hold a public hearing Cu, DEJ iir claim or derrianc thai be if's writing. Certificate h '1? Y#r of Maitlano, FloriOC 32731 AttD'riIy the gueSt ion of changing the Ztini'sg ( r (ci I en Seii, i n o I e anti shalt state the. plaiCe p1 residenc, IssuAnce tto Petitioner herein, arid file the f clasSificatiOn of the tollo* rig SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING p0%, office. address cif th D.scripftonof Prop.r1y original with the. Clerk Of the CIrCUIt cia,mant described pt'opert', AND ZONING COMMISSION A be sworn to by W4 S 100 rt s W 30 Ft ot Lot 84. Court *4 SemInole Coun",, Lots 4. 7, 4. 9 and 10. WILOME RE Notice at Publit Hearing Florida, the claimant, his agent. or a#on'w', FrOt!'i Addition Nc 2 t AItamont,, oem or before. Decembet' 2700, 1972 MANOR, according to the (Oat Square dancing at the San ,P Planning anti Zoning Corn MUmmorflt' Springs Extension and WcP's taim o' clemano no' so Piat Book 1 Page 13 it you tail to do so a default thereof as recoroed in Plat Book II. mts,00 is Il conduct a public .1A('KSONVILI,.E, Flu. filed 4li be void Homemakers ClUb, t am. ford Civic' Center at 8:30 PTi Name in which assessed Dave ludgment may hf taken agains' you P.geS. PubliC Records of Seminole hearing toconsider recommending a ROBERT DEANE i APi— Alztia4 hcmg legal roftee, ,30a.m. meeting. First Join John Saunders •c7allerl FultOn All of san prOperty being in 4 the' relief demanded oroposed chanQt o zoning from *.i County. Flidll. e89* actions in several sUites, AgniCvI?urp 'o PUD (Planned UnIt from esittsng F 1 Residential to B-I Ft'&iaI Savings and Loan, and the Starlight Promenadors. the' County at Seminole.. State Of 0etlt,ari"i Deiltion fOr Dissolution Wall anc Testament of Florioa Unless SUCI'i cPslIfcatr Of Mariaoe PuSit'st'it District Devofopmenti Orlando t;usint'ssniitn Glenn on lp following LOQEMCE T RISTLIWE AlUrn'ntr Springs Shalt be reoeem.0 according to iaw 'sTPwE55m', hand and sea' of the PubliC Hear.ng will be 1*10 in the nescitw.c property ' League of Women Voters Turner was macit defendant in tpit property deScribed in suct Court. at Sanford. itt Seminole. .of IPie SE 401 Section City Hall. LongwOod, Florida, on The 'tE SPEC F A SPE(P, P A Sanford Tourist and Shul. meeting at home of MI'S. Cah'tti rertrficjse, wIli be soo to tht Piigtw'si County. Florida, this the 17th dCt of yet another nyu suit Mondait. Triursaay, December 7. 1q72. at 7 00 33 ;is 301. lying weSt F Oe A?tonrm" t tab Estate fleboard Club covered dish DeVone', 801 Spring Oaks call's hiOcil'? a' the s'Dnt (100' D 11* November A 0.. !972 Gordon S Martin .Jr. of anti ftc NW ' at ne 5* '.of Sec 3a P 's. or as soon lhereaf le.r as o Court", Court House. ii? tSeaIl Possible, at ',shc1l time interested 715 301. 1', ing *i•st of S F 436, anti Blvd., Altamonte Springs. ':45 Seminnit' Sanford. FloriDa 32771 SUCT mit fi p.m. at the club .lnc'k,con''jjlt uisks return of ntord iO'iClb Cl 1100 A At or AQ'THUR P(C5WIT$ parties lot and against th proposed the nO'tt'i 53 lOft Of thp .CA me SE 4, Pbli%h Nov 14 71. Dcc 75 5 house on the lake front in P.ITL iit's he spent fur lit the tir$' M000a', in t7'ii. mol'itt', of Clerk of the Circuit Court SE 4 of Sec 33 7153OE, and lIme zoning change will be heard and t972 December 1972. WhiCh It 11* 4th day Seminole County. FIor,da 'turner's "Dare To Be' Great" north 53 lOft of Itme SW I.. of the Sw final acton tbkefl 1.vman High School PTSA. B t Di'f,ibe..r. 1972 By Cpcclia V E""' _____________________________ This NOtiCt' '1 tO be publiShed b '. of Sec 31375 301 lying we's' of elititevatlonal course plus his Datec thiS lilt dillrs Of O:?ober Sanford Senior Citizens Club, pu;., school auditorium. Band Deputy (set's posting in three (31 public places 5 P 436. containing 311$ acres. PR 'ourt expenses and punitive 1 In 972 ?tt. Court of tht County Judge. of Seminole County. Fla ,l35,lPp4 PADAWER wttiin the City of Longwod. Satilord Civic Center, 12 noon. c'onccrt and Business iDfticaai Cure's Seall Seminole. Cjiurep, FIrida, in A??Oryw",i fpr Pefitioner daimitges to be set Flor(145, end published srt Thp Further desCfibed Side. of as wlst covered dish, table Education Department open Bring Arthur $'f Rerkwltf, Jr Probate P 0 Bos $77 S P 434 north oh Cats Alorra S 0. Sanford Herald, a newspaper of Martin 511'S tIC WZt lur'ttd tO ijc,aJ, Clerk of Circui' Court In re Estat, of t,rvIc'c and a friend. MarlIanc F los-ida 3775) anc south and east of Winter Woods genital CirCulation in Said City one the St. Petersburg Hilton Hotel Seminole Coun", riOride ILL 'AM .iE ROME i 141 TLE V. Publish No'.. 21. 21 1 Dcc !l (II ttmt at least l,tteen (1$) dais Subdivision ,F' Iii, s'.rginaa £ Huft b's the offet of a free' weekend *2.8077 P"ot' to tIme time of tI's, Public ThiS public P*ei-ing will be held in The Starlight Promeruidors No's. Cn Deceased the County CommisSi Dli 104 Chambers l4eat'iVig iund while there' was subjec'ted Square' Dance Club hosts Oct 314, Nov 7. 84 21 1977 __________________________ 70 All CredItors and Persons Having of the Court Iigi,wofWornen%'oters wiit 11th day DATED fhi5 of House. Sntor0. "it psychologIcal onslaught of (itt '' Claims or Demands A;isnst Said IlO?i(1ö, on December 13, 1lari'est Moon Dance, 8 p.m., November. A 0 mct'ting, Altansonte CornNOTICE OF APPLICATION 'tn. at tlralnv.'astung . " lit' Estate 7 30 P U. or as soon mereatte.r as FOP TAX DIED S Orvm.e F Shomate Sanford Civu' Center. Th'ess niufilts C'ha;wtl fl45 prim " I''s '" ' h,'t'' NOTICE OF APPL.ICLTIC,iN situtturc Witi ObthflWd through po%IiblC. (Sec 197 495 City Clerk of tIle Florida Statutes of ' flUl be regular square' dance SOP It.x DEED rx)'fipti COO 1'Qu,rpd tc p'esent an, Planning anc Zoning "69) City of Longwood. iiure'ss. nilsrepresenthuon and ' I Si', 1.' .Oe !,tn'utp', ' 'v claims and demands WiC 's'oi.J. Or C3 clothing or rountr stylt' John Commission Florida l(( iiE itt 1, C &I'EN. fidCI'i PICI raud m4((. El'. G:'sEh ether Of YOU Via', fla't against the 11 Semir'sciie. Sauii'lt'rs, County. Sl,da Alt.anulntt S JOSEPH DAVIS. JR Springs, Thanksgiving dit n t'r, "Pa' .ini I P401? flit' holder of tPIC Hear', i.ctsor 'r', P.s'r e%tate of IS IL LI AM JE COME tlt'It'nthtnti. srv Turner, C !'QU IRE 8', .1 B Will,ims, i c'alo'r Ilir tolbowing Cert,f,ctr following ceritficat, his filet saiti 146(8 WEIITLEY, JR., NorChurch, O9CLitid. late Dl LI EP4STROM. DAVIS I Zoning Director )ant To 1k' Great company and tO' ta* OPPO tO P4 114*0 tar Ct'iiiftC,itt lOs- ty deed to be said Count',. to The County Judge Of nuind' Blvd., Deltonat, I p.rii Publiift N,'.(-mbir 7? 1P77 MCINTOSH tV(i of its re'prrsentauves, BeibThe certificate number tf'st'r,'on altO '5tt'ti th1rPon Seminole County. F&oriøa. at Pitt he certificate I*c'. I DEJ Ill Post Office oi 133Q Ticket deadline, Not'. 1(1. number and year of lStuaOCe. i,,, ytr of issuance. the nescrgitioo 4 Off sC ir' tPip ouii house of said tt zindianirt'Netth's of Nassau Sanford, Florida 32771 Annual ''Fantas's land nescriptior as tht p-open',, anti cite thepfoprrl',. andtt* rum, in which Coun'y at Sanford. FlOrida. ø,th,n LttOrn.y los' tPm City of tiU7it', SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Ii's •oiiowt atse'vseCl latjk'show and Boutique" at name iriw,i,ch 'wis'sanessedas'fas it calendar months from tht time AND ZONING COMMISSION Lonpwood, Flor,d. (pt-I if,cjite It is 11w' third such suit flied h 941 'sPit of of the firs' publicat,ociol thiS notice •oIbos the' Sanford Garden Club NotlCC of Public Nearing Countx' Western Night. Fleet PucIvi Plci,crnt*r 7?. 1977 Iss5'' ' Ccii ifiCate. 't 1 134 'yp45r Two copies here' Turner also faces legal PiC' cioim 0 Ilte Planning slid Zoning Corn DE lOt builthng, U.S. 17-02, 10 a.m. to S Itsuant, 1970 1estrVe, featuring P)'s'llms and Descrspt.oncf Prapetty' shall be m wrIting, and Shall state miSsion will C000urt a publ'c il('tl(iflS attacking he. business ____________________________ Descripbonof Property p.m. 55 Cl' of E 3 Ct' of SW Of SE'. 0' theplattofret.O,nteandpo%' tiff'CP Van Itnirt,. hearing toconsioer a recommending SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD tiit'Uwcl in several other cities sw'4 SectionS, 'iowrwtmip 21$ Range W' 01 Lo' Ii C S L,'es C' Aj(1 0Ote15 of 'pep 'laiment. a proposed Change of Zoning Iron's A .85 ADJUSTMENT )tE Chieao g ii; ;,rI'l cUltes. c's ; Square dancing at the shall be sworn to b the CIIsrflant, South Seminole Comniunitv 1 Agriculture tC M 1A Light In rtat,c, of Public Hearing in whiCO assessed Rosa ame to PIanie fl's age.nt. at' attorney COO CC woosr,,s Ir. addition. 't'urnt'r is Sanford Civic Center at 8:30 dultrial on Ifif following (1f'Scr ,bc.0 I.ibrar"s' bazaar and bake sale, Nrwt Al wt's,ct t"ice ij t'serety given tVt '' 04 tad P'oporty being sO Thosnptrt. at Cl Al. o4 sa'ø P"DPe"'s compinipO by a filing fee UI 0"s properly "Ltuled tOT' trIll; here' It ot Li'.',r,rr',l a II (000.il I ,, p.m f ¶)l'i'riut'S)Ip tiring in Itie Co,jn"s ('(iulthurUt hOUSE-. Maitimind (oun!t as S1miOOl State dr'iIIir alsO Such clan- a- des"a nOf IPip South 997 . ft of PiE .of SW ntc Pita rig t con,'tit'r approlr 1 Unless s'te Florida Suct F1'iQa ti'Il'iutw'r on rrimmnai ctuir1es I railer shall and the' Starlight UnleSS e ' sc flp wOO Such CptifitAtf' A's'eruc, Altamonic Springs, 111 . west o SR 477 I 'ess beginning a Lot 5':e Variance anti 5.0e Yrti it,CCIC PiIi be redeemed .c,rti,,ig shall be redeemed according tO lais i Ilabe4t' I. Wt'sttIp' dt'ct'pt's'e trade' ;lniu'tirt's Prnnwnaclar. a.m 1(1 'flterlectior, South line and Wet' Varianc, in an P I Pesa'iential Zone ttif' p?Qprt', drsc"itn,c in such 'a .a the property Described in SuCh As eaccu'or f lIme Last Will * 04 0*0 5 F 177 rim *5l 4111? hid 7ip from 25' to 10' on tide. fiing McPa, certlilcat, will P4 5010 tO the highest certificate w I' be sold tc the highest end Testament of 1..ttagut' of Women 'titers Sreet 00 tt* following deScribed 30' 1 140 ft 1 411 ft 5*1 y f cast's u'Ooer at the tront 000r at the cast ,O(1er a' the front door 04 the I*r. 2 * I . L I S. At ,lE)ft 0 At F i r beginningi Sec 79 105)01 PrOPerly general meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Seminole PIous, •t WHITLEY. Coun", Cour' IIU,.t) f7()ft Annual ''Fantasy land Seminole Count, Coiarf house • Santol-ti Florida at ii 00 A U.. on Further described as ep LoIs 33 and 34, Bookt'ctown. Plat !antos-o. Florida, at Altimmonle' Federal Savmgs and AM., HiI'mit iLt'Lt' iAf deceased procimatply IS acres west Qf A re" Tatileshow at the Sanford fliq' tins' Movtdah ii's nthe00month BOOS, 4, Page 99 Further deScribed flip f,rt Monday in the mont,, of S 7 ENSTROM, DAVIS, mmo1e hefwo's Lskeview *'IeigP,t 65 on SW tort-er of Morton amid f'?( Sub job fair designed to help Gurde'ri Club building. U.S. 17- Decempe' 1972 WhiCh it ttW'4!f'sDCy Dcci'mbrr 1972 wfm,ct' ,stl'w'4tPDa, I MCINTOSH Oiv,5i00, north of Voon'z Villa Park (If! It'd' MtKiy StreetS Counts Pullutwn Control f DrCPr"t'f'1'. 1972 It; lIars' ve'Lvrafls fInd won. .. of Decemat. 1972 I. ff2, 11) it.ni. it' t Afhncy for (Iptutril Subd'wiiion Th, public hearing *11 be 1*10 ' t)atec' 'his rtr' Oat e Oclooer. PØ5t Dat thiS th day of October WIll be guest speaker. '-oiled in aticiul :t.(kNi interviews Off.ce hoe 1330 This public hearing Will b 1*10 the in County Cornm,ss4oqs Chambe's 1977 W77 tielng 'ttnducie'd in twit div, If? ilOrida State Bank—Suite 72 Ifie County Comrniss,on CPismbeq% of the Court I)t"t'. 3 CHSiCiCI tIre's Sean Sanford lOffiCiCI Clerk s Seal Sanf Florida 37171 pf the Cvur' HouSe, 5anfrø, .It' Honolulu International Cen Florida, on December Arthur P4 Be'cl',witp,. Jr 1977, • Arthur P4 l'irciwsth Jr Annual ''Fantasy land i 4, P,, Flt.,t'i, on De'ce,nbeq 13, 1977, ' t;t' 00 P U, or at soon thereafter as ri' EXhIbItion hiatt Urganizen a' Cli's. DC CIrCUiT COiif't Clerk. 04 Circuit Court Tablrshc'sw and Boutique" at 101118 reguIir 7 XI P.M . or as soon tet'eatter as POSSible Seminoee Coun'y F)O'iD• if the es-em saId 109 of the Seminole County. 1*o'tø. poSsible the Sanford Garden Club 4iiff met'tInl, It's Virginia Siminglp County Board .30 p.m., Knights of F Virgin.. 8. F 'e'rsiitns intrrsie'sceci time' Planning and Zoning 01 Atifustment DePj", Cl1 building, l'.S 1.ff2. 1-5 p.m. Drputw Cii's Columbus Hall, Sanford Ladies IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT 501 Comm.s.on By Jack Syrne, PUt)i,tP' 0:' 3t I PdDv 7 l.j 't l's'I P's ut,iiSP Dy' 31 1 Nov 7 14 71 t177 s"iIl TTICM't mit intin' titime' fur an ____________________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA A repeat of the lair is being Seminole County. FlOirda Charmer' I DI if iti 2 Ii's Ne Itt .1 :lux(lIar mrt'trnjz. Pt..." W!t.om,, ;ilannt'd f,,T next 'ar 71, 972 In re Thp Marr,ag, Of Zoning Dis-eclor DEJ NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION JOHP'. CARL LUCARELI. Pitilits's N0vpmbet 7?, 1912 FOR TAX DEED NOTICE OS APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (.s(j ll Mu%bOO tlec 197 4 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD FIiOa Statutes pf SOIl TAX DEED Sic 1'? itt Florida Statutes • 1969 Or ADJUSTMENT .s.c tc a.t FIor,oa Statutes of 15411 C'P,t,Yv 5)1 LJ(AF,. SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Notice. of Publsc h.aring i,,ft' 5 P40'I(I ".ii EEIt AND ZONINC COMMISSION P4C1"iC! S P4CRIICY GIVEN P4Ol't ', 's'rf-p, gpP4'i ?b.i? ?'P "flat Jets I P4QI' Itie hOlder * the ',)TICI C,lEfid, 'thaI Jack ( *4011 tfle holde' of the 5 PuRL t NOTICE OF SUIT NotiCe 04 Pvblic Hearing BOacd of Adiizstrneat w,lI conduct a 1ol.o*iflg cerlifitat, ti65 filed Said 'TO CINDY St,.E L '.j"tR(LL '.,i' lack £ 1401? htif hoader p4 tI's follOwing tertilir,cte Ills f;led said Ttm Planning anc Zoning Corn PJbllctieaningtoconsio,, app'c,'inli certificate to tac Deed tO be issued t.n*srç cr'tific.lr Pat Oleti $i'C STI A-er 5"iii" , 't''S'.Cf1 *11 rCt'sO',jCt a PUbIC t"tifitCtE' 10' 6' csceo 'o be 's a Lo' Sit Vi'anr IlilUl M I itite', Lk'1tun 'n an P lAS .SIItI.'.H 10, 1E2 ttii'yon 'i'te.tert'fca,e number 4500 rr'ifIcatr $pr ti. Deed tii 0* itJPC ttt,f'IVfi Tht ceftifiLat, numbi' and i'.' iiO.'IIC, Perio., 'woflC t'stO'ittQtgCofn.dec recommending • ReS.d,ntial Zone 00 the following Anna K Botuen, Geneva 'sear of issuance, the' description pf tnr'rm The ceehilical, number aVid year I issuance. the descriptior i4 A1)MISSI(PNS YOU ARE NOTIFIED tIme' a Poposed Change of zoning from P 7 descrIbed property "s' propifty. 100th, turn, i,'i *t's,cn Patit,ot's t Difloiuti yea, 04 issuance trw' orscription pf the P'OPVVtI. nC ttit name in whiCh Eltrabe'th f Marriage Mcithieux, Dipiesi *p (N ReStr,y'ed Corn S.nkird All th04 pert of Lots i? and 13 ii was assessed !t 05 fglip*' lIt, property, atsJ the name in wt'iiCPi anti o'he' relief ha been 1010 mei'cial 00 the tollowing described . as Blocs 34. SanIondo the Surbrt Geneva tuLa S Frank Certificate' PItt 955 Yea' c" I' *45% atsessec e'e' as touows .g.inSt you. soc you ars' required to propert1 uS Ypr CertifiCate. PIt Beautiful, Sanford Section, •c Sharon J. Hrrndun, Issuance 1941 Man I.). Bucknet Certificate IdC ICJ Year p1 scrvea copy f you' answer or Other 1945 Begin ala POint 00th, P4Ip r w line COrding to pEat ?her recorded il's of Property. Description Issuance 1945 pleading ip the Ppt,tipt's on the of Pihe 5t. 7551 WIy 04 the SE L1ongss'uod .lulia F 1)ennis Descr,pti000f Property cot' p1 PB), PSç)f' 66,0111* Public Records Deucr,pti000f 14' Ut 5 7 3 04 LP1 I) 54. 1 IS Prl,'ioncr'i a'torne,. Property Sutton Ci s r 4 La' 3. 811 A. p4 P. X' 'to' a It' VIP 5 Sophie' C' Srhinuilz. Longwood ' Re(Oat 04 814 c os flf'b"rruI I. Aver's 0 Sc ''snlp County, Flgrd liii • ii' ' . d''.s i '. .'.. .' 14 I. aCi .ir tO P " F.ca't.. F's ' "' It'oi So.'' Pir. S 0. tr"'t')l, IS (Cs, ' • u' I Itt I ' ' ,,cy's 1' 4, 14 "ri • a' U' :.,vliu' C ti.-'_r_r 'tjt'.j a's follows o *'t Cr" a Ji. I. Nt', (mange' 4 15 1' 't.stt tmLit'kt", .a'st i. Ii hI. C Merritt 1 •o4 'mtier'si,.r, 6' P 4 , '10 (itt Spring 'uarnmuck. kepla?, Piat 800 15 Ut 4, COi'*. Fla . •(ltOsd.ng t ITiPn(p at thp I'acies C IC g 4, 1(5 : 1 p104 SE Corner of said Prp., Plat S Pbge V Book [kJTLIth F Graham. Winter Commercial Street. kirk Plaza iharlottt' A. Smith ' Peg. , thecoufrptorOedsnpB7,p,l, PR0 11t 12, thence run lIly along ti's, East it' wti,cfi assessed ,lofinny. P,ianme Bu'iarng. Santo'a tlpriØ0 and tIe' Springs Seminlp County, SI.. 'rapn Name in wh'ct' assessed Mae j tomM' I. Moore WI, 'ne of Said Lot 12 a distance Of 90 'lame it's whiCh assessed i cn 1, Thesm. S Day All of said answer or PieaOng itt on sa.c Pifl St r All 0 54.0 pcopi.'t', line to SW ç ci4 iPw'r's,run Wt%tly to a point on fr, BIRTHS viol,' Reeves All of said proper', Slicater. hCirS lAItUf' S. Kelder being in the County of ttm, OPtic, of the pr0z,"tv Clerk 01 flit' above LOt S. thenci Nly.a$png the being in time Ccun'v gt Seminole. West id Imp of Lot I). Said pOint Epf Mr und Douglas being In ff14 .tkJfltt Of Seminole Slate of F Irid4 Unless sat' Ci' Seminole, State of FI:. Unless Court 00 0' Defe C*cemt*r 7th. law' of sad Lot S to uw co, Wl Men-s Ann Johnson of sa tieu'sg 100' Pdorfpi Of tfl' SW corner p4 p4 i eor0a 5? a'. such certificate Shall be reee,med *972 if ,roi.ifaltcioosct, iiidgmertf Py liougtwrt. tY' SUT11OT'CI LoIS.tnen(,Efpalcjng NIp lot lineof Rose' Mane Hackett tad Lot I). Chance run South 100' to 'tficate.shall be redeemed according tificatelt'sall 1* rediPlfled lct0t'ding according to law 'he property Default *11 r ta.,eq' against you t said La' $ tQ a point SOft *Iy ci NE th pcopeii, Described in suCh law th said SW corner of said LOS fl Mr. and Mrs. Cha'i les tc law the property deScribed in such Cc, AILlI Grandy Described in sucf' Certificat, will be tt's, relief Demn,er*dad in th Petition tOt' 04 Said Lof S. fhe,re SIp at rigtt wil be told tc, tl'ie higtw'$f ceft if itIt, will Pt 501010 thf highest certifitatr Pence run Ely along lIme Sputh line' Solo Ip the higheSt CII, Hackett, girl. Sanford ' th*0er it WITNESS flu Ifld 500 ttme Se..l V Annie let Dixon f fliP angles tO hid NIy lot line' l P08 Of ICid Lof I), and l7 tg the point p1 till" bs.Ooe' at 11* t"Of'st don' of the case bidder a' the front 000' the tr00t 000' o Ine Spmise Said Court an true' 3'd da ct M'HMt( Further described as on iss'%I 5.0. Milton I) Wilson begnn,ng efoinole Count's Court House at 54-minplr Count', Court Houl,. rc,n,i, t'nurl HOuse a' Sanford, November. 1972 u s its trng I iurida. at tI 00 A At c,r Pine. St in SiInh(Jrti Further OrScribpd at 5,jt en gf Sanforo, Florioa •t U ( £ Tvrom' 'I ("ann tl . AM or tne first ICO,jp1 SEAL Set '721 30 sa subdiwiseriri the. tillt MUOCI, ifl tti' mOnt, of time fis-5t Monc'sa, in the vnimte B,'ettu Avenu. an the NOrth 5hprp P1 Jack Bmmnuiga Monda, in th. mann Dl Date-mo.,. APTP,UR Willie L. ütrr 14 BEC.(*lTI'i, JR uict' ci tIme lit' O4 YIWS PI*iIic tieCring *ilI be Pmp4 .n Decvmbe' *972 Lak.e Merign December. 1e72, wh.ch s me 41 f's day 1912, *Ititti 4 tt* ills $lp of (lit'P *5 thi Civt.t Cou."t Hazel Teneb 00 'CPIhD4c Cornelius I). Wtlt Clip County Commtts.r' Champers *972 p1 December. 1972 Public hparing will be held iri 8912 Decennme'. by Cecel V (kern f the COurt Sgip, S•nfpr, 'o tn's :'stu dew ist Ottober, Margaret Knight Shelby J. Wood Deted thus 7ltti y O I'. County Cpmmci,ign Cpiamtiers DteØ ntis lift's Oap p4 . IS Deputy Clerk Feorie.. on Oecan'tp,q 13, *977. at '972 04 the Court Mouse, SantorO, Wayne 0. Morgan '972 *972 Su't .4thmi John Budrik Ci P4'ivarti. Jr 32 P..' It 5000 101Cc.' tIe-s's .eat 'p ' 5l Cli's's SeaT' SImm. on Oecetnb.r 1$, 8977, 51 Drtca of P1175 E'JBAPuS, P051. Earl Grrs't-r. Altamitionte i$S,l3lt P4 B."cb.,wit' Jr 1i4'tt'i ?'sl C4zrlser 7 00 PM As-tItr P4 becswItfi ,J a Soon thereafter Is Arthu' 54 b,(k*,tt's, Jr 4 RUMBERGER. P.4 Planning amid ZQiiirig Springs C,rcult Court. Cl,'. P0554011 Di,lx'a L. Allen Clerk of C,'u' Court p4 Circuit Court CLerk tie I Cornmert'al Slri-' Commission Seminole Count,. Florida Hattie 1. Halt. DeBar)' Seminole County Boerd Seminole Count,. Florida Prescott, Seen mole County. 510' .dL I' ml P Ia l)i'bra' I.. Ss ii iiiW note Count','. S Inj' y Virgifl,a E Si of AØ lsts rn'st V.cpinia E '' B', B, Virginili I 4u4 SafilOrd, John W. KulbinslUe. ary FI0'iO.0 37171 Casaelberry By J Williarris. Depu'w Cse'I J5S, $ynme. Deputy del's Dept.,, Clefs Altorney for Pat it .aner Enuna 1.. Bashar.a, Lake Pualcil. o ".'om' Sophia L. Stutterheini, PiOir'st Ciç' 31 4. ho'. 7 ii 71 *972 PtjliSr' (}r' 3' 7. Plow 7 (4. 7! 1977 Put. r P,, C? Jt 4. 'lOw 7 (4 75 1972 I' 7. 71 iyt; tp Pbitih P4'jyeqnbq 11, *972 pt't DeRar r.. ia' 0(5(17 OEJ.1 in '$t ')/i iH Property Demands Heavy, pot ICF IS HERERY GIVEN tt NaVüI Of thIs notice IWO COOlS of each the tpntwn f Said Firi; Judgment r°'.My,1o" The S,nford Hnri,lri Legal_Notice ______________ nc'et rf mmr.nd;nQa to tte cemrI0 R 'tO Of zoitlna Coufttt, ZcnusO QuIOøfIftI ludom(nt rfldf'rd SO tPtf 4t CliEnts . ?P'.t 8 Ir%tpnc tO O0'tPt 54id 1%4Il4 Pro40C R4Sd4OCi4I CO 2 on tpe m d4 0$ Jull,, A () With 11,4 CI4W4. of the Cfrcu7t C,rt, 14 " C 2 C.ner& Comm.ICIAl O,tre(l t),mand Aaffist 3a ,iatp l#n IMO 4fltitI fOfIO*8nG descrIbed OrOC* ,n tP4t SemOOIC Coun'v, rLorida In Cc tPser4b deIetIrtQ certain uses #ri it 'IOu #00 ('#C? of s'I V* %AfljtA(tU?'flO Co LCC!S 1 2.4, S. COd 4 W,II8$m5O In Øfl COP4!. Of th% proposed y COrdnICe wIth tPf P'Ov5iein' of th4 151840 •OC CP0UI4O C ISf. M reO'd40 t.ctor Co In t44sQP1i SubdvSO0. SI4'u'r% TO WS? Pope V("8Oti P,.rstff. NCT' men? are 4iv4L#bt4 In th4 PIar8VIIn '.5 anO dehdt w?i,c1, you. or , tq 0 *tcIt oresa Scf lot'. êS O flOtsdS SCCCIJ?1 195'. P8#? Book ;. paoe OffIce 01 ?Pt4 Court 7OVtIeC C8?t*f Of YJ. ?C%4' hsv aOalrss? FlorloC SemInole Coun de$ivert'd to me WIISO ioe iO. Santord FlorIda, EsecutlOn S esi#e It'S tt4 OffIce Of P400 wati*ce n' r'urmcr dr8bed 4% 0451 t IPIP I5w'i tPsrt,' Fr, • TO A sr,noIe Counts. r'or 4 C'tq s i. ee Couney ie Of S'srIp PUbIISPI rqo, NaIl !( t'C CW'J lit r4 fence floe 0 Cree'% used 4r eCu p'.q i(".4 upOO ,P* COUC'A .' Th pvbl( Counly •t h.% Otf,C4 0 the CC*.Jr Li S 1 92 epp Covnt Co,otts$On ChamN'c% dcrst pruperf, Owned b Fr# lota wIthln5'. ' Th4 PtI0IC heCring w,Il bO lipid NOTICE F PUBLIC SALE ot the Court P40u%C, Sanford, rope oh ,s Pope Tractor Co. in, ht County Com'nlssion 1972 at said prcce'tp being locateo WE(PY C.i'fN. NOTcr Florida. on ( cemt*r publication Of tP, irs? that pvrsuars' t liOL JssdQment of O the Court WOuSO. Sanford, 7 "' .4.mi00If County. FIOrld N Ør as won Piprpf?Pr 45 CEllO b. Foretosure endored or' Novrmbr Flofidib. Of's OICtWC'sb,f 'I). 1972, at possible perticulary de'scr.bed 41 ,, wrliirt9 and conCeIt's 30 0 ITt 0? IS 5Ø 14. 1V72 in tPs! cerIiIn C1UI p0010 On, 111 $oIder Tridor S.rSaI N' Pi4nnlng and Zoni ng residence and pose off Ice #ddress for possiblp in .ircvie Court, It #rsø Commission AlMA) .CICI?fl8fl' Od r,'sus be Psanolog ano Zoning Seminole Coun'y Florida, in Civil One 111 14&dec Rotot,tler Ser,i SImiflOIC CountI Ftor.cus b'. the C84I?OCO?. PI 4Q10' or Commssulon hl5 r1n Action NO ? 1121 o :sso fl J ft W.IIiImS. tO"I'I4y or 11* sam. Shall Seminole County, F lot' Ida FE DE R AL NAT ION AL UOR in,ng Diredor One (1) P401d0' RO1OtiII0' 54q,I The rirv Nationil Itank P, .1 B Williams, IGAGE ASSOCIATION. a cor Publith November 21. 1972 No :543 a? Orill000. Orlando. Zonloc Oire.ct& poratido OrpinhICO aoo e'tiflng OEi ' FI0ek1a. by hod the undCrSlOfll'd as Sheriff of purs,an' Cc me Ia ii! tP Unleed fuhI's" 4('Vf'OlN" 2? 1'7 _- Seminole County, Flor.dA. 'i a' S'aees C'? Am0'ica 1 PlIlintift. ano O( J SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING its Trust Ottsccr ci 00 4 M on the 7700 tlAt MANUEL p4 M&QTINEZ. a single AND ZONING COMMISSION As (v4C$JtOr ot s.aia es'a'e P,'t,cmbei', AD 1972. OffPr for ., SEMINOLI COUNTY PLANNING ripsors. cc II. #rP Defendants. SPIC Notice of Public NpC nfl anti sell '0 tPit hsQPt4t .Ø(ff ,. Mr Robert LiIlC AND ZONING COMMISSION undersigned, as Clerk of the ithoyp Th Piannng ant's 1'orinc Con's At?or*y LC (ASPI. siibie<t to any and all Public 01 PubliC Hear.ng %'tP0 COurt. will is? 11 00 O'Clock milSOn *11 conduCt a Oubl'C p le.nt.attheFrOnt (West) Doorof tr' & U 0 NvVntber , er; 0C$,r to' 'tPi Planning anti cw'sng O's Pwaring?CcOflid1r recommend'rsGa 5Pmi001e County Courthouse Orlando, Flor101 m,S'lOn v.11 .1)ndUC? a publsc Qt-5ØØ544 changi Of 7Øi'sf'.Q C 2 Pub'% Oct 31 A I'ao 7. 14. 71. 117 safe #00 sf'll tO the highest #00 heS' Sanford. Florida. thi hearing ?c,C cider re,omrnend.oQ a General Commec.at and F .1* dI'%CTS1WO tnOcthr fOr cash a' the frOm! iWe's perOnaI property orior of the Courthouse Of Seminol, IVOpo%ed CharIQ( of zoning from A 1 Res.tient.at tø F 3 MuttsptC FCmiIy mat said lp i5 te'ng mattp ' Agricf?urC t F I Residential (Vi the 00 IPIC foflOwsng described pro*r?y I 11w' Court at the County Jude., COunt',. FIbniOA, i' SamfItrO ,t'uty the terms of M.d Writ .' following fleSCibed Pt-0Pof•' SemsIe County. Florida tior.da. the fo'Io*lng described Loll 4. 9. 10 72. fl 24 25. 7A. 7. 2$ (Litecijt.on Prote Lots 84 at-s.d 13 17 arid 26 o'operty. lying ano being in . 30, 31. 32. 33 34. fl 34. 3. 3. 3" John E Pol'. Sheriff In re Estate of Sanlo'0 ubsta0?uat cat-ms 0 S ' a;. a3. ia iS Ond i". lct% the roCd r * M'rnirtClp County, Florida. to wit Seminole County, Florida "EQ 43. and beoloOfo') I 7SO east of ?,* the 'es.s parcel "44 "ItinC In Sic i CC LAUFELW000, Pub'lh Oct. 31 A NOv 7. 14. 21. Ic'; COt' 04 the SW tE ' oting to the p44! !PerCO, as rprpd in tPse PR of 3S 30E I DEl ir To LII Creditors arc P,rwnt Having re.-ordnc in eli' BooA IS. P#p, 43, 21. tP*f'sc, east 10 76 di thee south Seminole coufty. Florida PB S 13 1) çls thence We 1) Cl's thence 14 86 A 7. Seminole P4tgPi3 c r Claims or Demands A9intt Said Qn.o'dt (if Simintite Estate tttQren. '1 $i 1G " 'c CliP ' .' Ct"stC , ' 'r. JUDGE'S IN THE COUNTY ribeo at ' 9ft urThe' Yot. ar'sci ,'nn 0' yo are Perebt foilOwing itpm% ot pr's1r's', All bi'srtg in 0)O 205 R*09 north of Laura St and o° ?PW' Pill COURT IN AltO FOR SEMINOLS notltspa anti reoulred to pespne an 3OE. SimiftoN, Countt', FIA are lodllted In and permanently COUNTY side of U S 17 92 Fur?hpr dPtcrbPa £5 CO claims aoo demands which you or lfl%I4IICØ at a csar 18? the lO Thu public P,elriftG wil hf held Eli PROBATE P40 4.3K PthPr o$ you. hay have against the p'ovemen!s Or tIme said Iarmo One. p'-c'.irnatet', ft south of lImp In the Count, Commission Chambers In re (itate of ?prsoction of County Club Rd and estate 01 LOUISE CARTER. Magic Crmtw Range tEN'cI AP.od4'I P40 the Court Hou%e. Sanford, JOHN SCHIFARD SR deceasag, latent said County. tO the 351 I1CW. Serial ho 4$1S9i. One Broaomoor it South Seminole Florioa on Otciw"sber 13. 1972. ii NOTICE TO CREDITORS County J*ioc of Seminolp County. Ntiton. Evt'.itust Fan w I'food FIcc) Coun",. Diri'ctlt south 04 Lake Mars Alt r,?M5 Cit .CCiPI0 SPIrarti '. 3 P M. or as soon thPft0' at FlOrida. t hit off ice in the court Model and east of Seminole Junior Coiled, w. one. Elec'rrnd v.110 tiisi on Ma, S. 97? t'.PI Ir tlou%4 Of said County a' Sanford. Furn4, w Ducts i(lOc Model Pido Thlpublv hea.0Q will be heidi resident of Semnole Coun'i Planning and Zoning Florida. within s'. calendar m0ntpn ;;i (p7i. Wall t wati Carpoting the County CornmsSion Chambers Fl0'idI, are notified that the's a' Commitsion LII PpOfl consider this intangibk well as In the governor. Intangible tn was aebeduled He said that the Board should for 11w 1d53, Nnvt!1nb(1 14 tKIII1IOTI With the VICW in mmd ider State taxes levied by the State on our cittn'ns' t (STATE OF Legal Notice _____ FICTITIOUS NAME Filt p that $fl apprnprsifle rrco1utinn S41fl* weeks ago. hefore the be It&)pted and forwarded r1cctnn, Commissioner Al IIVUI rt'quested that the Board LW )egisthtive de'egation as by the Board but also to cnn- should be ii through review Leg& Notice ___ __________ ______ By FNsI:TrF: I:uwAhtl)s III,ltlilf'l, I s'(if'i't tt ill I' ' The National A,ssn'iation of It.'t irt'd I"e'dermil Eiiipluyt's of tilt' l)t'Ii,ir)'' Deltona ('hapte'r 939 will hold its F.lt'tlion and Installation of Officers for 1973, at its regular riieetlng on Friday, Nov. 24 at 2 pin. in (lit' 11arishi Hall of All 511111(5 f':plsi'ipil Church mit 'I)eflary arid Main Streets In 1)E1.TONA - Enterprise i1r. I'dllIuri'l It. Stituttiti, resident reports (hat htussell (1, Hintz, president of the Florida F'edrnttori of Chapters will serve as Installing of fleer, Ilintz will address the riieznbers on (tie I -gislatis'e goals of the NAltF"1: arid Only Wurlitzer oilers with built-in synthesizers ti'iht'ril l'ili' se('ure' thit' hsnt,F l t.. organs lii titli('tl they art' entitled. lit' tirgi'il all local ('haptt'rs ti itt.rid thus lIil'('t tiu liintt, will 1M? iis.sisted by A. ,J. Ic '.r,li,. ''i"J i, ' .,.u,,,:) .- .', , "abe rp3yQlu(,ml,ed f'tI"4Jtjf fl ijy inusit; Milk, I )irerti,r of lt.'giors :i of (hit' l't'lhl'rlltioni lti'Irt'sllriIellts will lx' s*'rvtid after (lit' Irislahllit loll by Mr. mtzol (tiarlesMe i- king, All Mr retli t'tI l"eder mit Liiiiluy C'S auid their 5I1lLlS mire iliVi(ttth to ;st'iitl 1111(1 to JoIn NAIII"E. b Age's 55 ansi oven. 1NS'1'/l-FOI1OR'! NEW PORT/I COLoR 180 GET - ' - IL lid I ( Cli I R ' & idui lii's ui I UltIll 'sii II" ' Pr.' S.'l' 1811*! I tiiiit C VtitI (;r.11II i'oI 'sI 1t'Ilt' ('ihi,it'' 11141 51104151 Ills P1 %ti'nt'III l( . . I ii 1, ti.. tt', I,''''., . I iy ''it ,''' Now theic niQy ft P4.2U1 0*11 sourids are 'yourS to create and rlQflte—Jt yUUf L)*I? ktzyt7eard Now ou creat.' litjw tQufld SOUndS rlCvCr heard eture Or simulate -JIne, 'tluSlCJi rlstmI,JIflCI1tS w'tP unbe(IeIablu ICJIISIYI Ar'siJ IIUr $ll,t'.'t i'cfJ tOL, 1'4' t?t',iiltItUi J(L1JlT,rp' 4 t'".' 'sLef tttsJeIs to choesr triet two Ytiutl tIIlLt tilt Orbit III Syntile"sszer buIlt 'nib spInet QtJl1S as wti$ 3 Qur Ttjl Tone cnCt lfl'sX1ti Thu kind pntertjt use Utye tQU every (T1uSIt;Ji sound you could njrtt to t;rete And th new Orbit It SynthesiZer 15111 tootur WurIlt.er Fnmjker Organs All the tgjtuvs jr'd sounds mOSt 'eop1e ,yjtlt ,r '' . , Stop *n now f': ' 's '' , ' ' ' . ' '.1'' (fit' steps necessary to achieve therii. ' Stitnton states that retired federal employes fulled to t,btai.n miii)' benefits 110111 the lust sestaori (if Congress SI) the) ulu3t renew Iheir efforts to obtain theni (lila year, and thut local Chapters should help by supporting their 'i'mes'ss. In this appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you In 8x10 reprint size for $3. Sanford Electric Co. Ope,1 MDI? tilt U F I 44 It?, 5 30 p in DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 WURLWZER" Closed Sat. luis iIit vtij CANNON MUSIC CO. 1601 5. Hwy. 17.92. Maitland 2522 PARK DIAL 322-1562 6447600 OpstO Ulaily hI S -- M'II & I' Ii til Si.rida ', ',,' �Ti,octJi, The' 1'iriforrl frroI'I Tuesday, Nov. 21, 1972 4A—The Sanford Herald . 3 Editorial Comment wj '6 Air Piracy Is Spawning Burglary, Theft Air piracy, warns th e Federal Aviation Administration, has helped to spawn an offshoot burglary and theft of general aviation crime aircraft, those business executive or pleasure planes,you see crisscrossing the skies so often th ese days. Today there are more than 130,000 general aviation airplanes ready to fly. There are nearly 710,000 active pilots, not all of them, apparently. honest, though the percentage of larcenous fliers is obviously small. How, you ask incredulously, could anyone get away with stealing an airplane, even in the dark of night? It isn't as tough as it seems, say FAA security officers. For one thing, most small fields which cater exclusively to private aircraft don't operate on a 24-hour schedule. Even if the owner discovers his plane is missing from the parking area, th e control tower is under no obligation to put out an alarm or an thin flying inquiry to all other control towers distanc'e The primary function of the air traffic' service, FAA explains, is to con trol and advise air traffic. Thievery is the responsibility of law enforcement agencies. The agency will cooperate with police or federal agents if interstate flight is suspected. But the law is responsible for recovery of stolen planes or accessories stripped from them. The airplane thief, says FAA, is not likely to fly his booty to a controlled airport or to use air traffic control services. His illegal and clandestine use of th e airways can endanger oth er traffic, the agency warns. Just as auto thieves often damage a car .I'--'1— rikr,,ii'icn rvc c o dI)LILIUUII Ui UIIILL IP.IULV II Ia7 I'. ••' the aircraft thief usually abuses what he steals, either by flying it at excessive Speeds that damage the engine or weaken structural cornponents. The wrong type of fuel or oil may be used, or the gear bounced too hard in a night landing on an unpaved strip. And most stolen planes. even if they eventually are recovered, usually are minus expensive avionics gear, such as transponders. gauges. etc. Like autos, too, planes often are stolen to he used in other crimes, notably illicit drug traffic and smuggling. Often, FAA says, they are resold later after identification marks and serial numbers have been altered. But more often the% are 'cannibalized" for valuable parts The airplane thief preys partly on the - carelessness of owners who fail to follow security safeguards by leaving ignition keys in unlocked aircraft or in a place known to others. Moreover, most small planes are easier to break into. Gone are the days when there were so few private pilots that everybody knew everybody else arotmd the airport. You could leave the keys in 'our unattended plane and be sure it still would there when you returned from the line shack. Nowadays it's "lock up and take the key." just as it is with your automobile. By FRANK T. MARTIN Copley News Service Better X Than B Remarks Of A Movie Sex Symbol is pretty hard for it plain little "Take all that makeup off nothing, and if you don't do ex83 11*1. BOVI.F. Re- old boy from the country like her, and I'll bet she looks like acth like I tell you, that's NEW YORK i AP) where I'm going to put you marks that a movie actress gets nie to get it date with. Right or 1')rzic"ula's niece." back." wrong" tired of hearing "I write for a religious paper. so you "All right, all right "If you don't want to be a sex "Okay, already, so you don't symbol, what kind of symbol do don't like the idea of being Tell me the truth. Is life in Haiwood really as wild and imfeel you'd be happy, with the it geriatric called Clara (',able either. How 11 you want to be knows it name Robbi Ilope. How'd you everybody and we'll moral as about Robbi Hope symbol" like to be called Jane Calamity, ts"" 'It's only it small part, but it attract attention to It by- spellkid, and we'll make you a co-ing it with an I tnstead of an fits your mind." "Look, bab,.. I took you from medienne" "If the studio decided .our r" name should be Ezirthjt Gartx, who are you to object" how 50q IC 5007M many movie marquees do you think you'd light up if you stuck to your own name Harriett i'uiupernickel'" 'What do you movie stars do with zill your money'" "Remember one thing about another the film industry. %JAt'A'Zprett actress is no more nn V portant than another side of beef in a packing house." "No. I'm not the producer. I'm the guy who's lending him the nioney to mnzike this picture. I'm tied up tonight. How about tennorrc'.s night"" "Harriet, if you think the name Earthzt Garbo doesn't fit your personality, how about Clara Gatbke" I think the studio might buy that." "If you're sure you're really l !. important. please sign my autoi IC"q graph book. I really, only want genuine celebrities though.' ' LA"'.., L ,_A,.., 9.\ _ ' \ Ir ~ I a "Honey, don't whine about the nie.ash 1(1 per cent you have to pay me Ten per cent of you isn't enough to keep a gu like __________ me in cigars." "Doesn't the empty glamor and false v xcitemnent of Holly~', _~ I wood sometimes pall on your secret heart. Miss"" "What's wrong with appearing in an X picture" Wouldn't you rather appear in a good X picture than be upstaged by a horse it. ii B grade western' Besides, this is a different kind of X picture. Part of the time the camera shows your face." CoOt.? P.t.w. servi ce '1 guess a movie' star like you - - - - Political Notebook 4 k Askew SPINETPIANO l'lw magnitude of President's Nixon's re .election 'ic. tory, the largest and most one-sided electoral vote and popular vote triumph by any Republican in history, makes It clear he impressed the American electorate In positive ways and not merely as the "lesser of two evils." electoral Until tc1ay, Gen. Dwight Eisenhower'S 457 vote's and 9 5-million pemlar margin were the greatest with 521 recorded GOP showing,. Mr. Nixon winds up McGovern's 17, and with a electoral votes to Sen (,eorge popular vote margin surpassing even Lyndon Johnson's record edge of nearly 16 million In 1964. Franklin P. Roe''elt's 523-to-8 electoral win over Alfred Landon in 1936 slightly surpasses Mr. Nixon's 521, but Roosevelt got just 46 of the then 48 states, while Mr. Nixon took 49 of 50. McGovern won only Massachu sells and the District of Columbia's tiny 3 electoral votes Mr. Nixon swept all of the nation's 10 most populous states, several t' margins of 60.to.40 or better. lie either won or came' close to winning a number of the nation's largest cities, including New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland and Pittsburgh For decades these have been regarded as Democratic fortresses. The positive side of Mr. Nixon's massive triumph is this Historians have shown unmistakably that those' in cuimbent presidents do best In re-election efforts who establish themselves in the public roind as activists. Mr. Nixon may really have assured his re-election, then, when in 1971 he announced his intent to visit Peking ..nd hecan t. mve m,re forcefully on the troubled liufltstic economic front his isuts this yeir to China and Russia, his historic arms and trade agreements with Moscow, his bringing home all but 33.lO of our troops in Vietnam and his believable' moves toward a negotiated peace there all helped to reinforce the voters' enlarging picture of him as an effective activist in the White Houe 1itcr opinion surveys may well show that many Amer icans simply did not want to interrupt these undertakings and replace the President with the untested McGovern. Obviously Mr. Nixon is not loved, but just as obviously he has won the respect of millions for his performance and his experience The enormous victors' was of course personal. His party made no headway toward taking Congress. But that does not diminish what the president achieved in his incredible sweep Death Pet)~alty Remove Drunks - q' How can we most effectively eliminate drunk driving? Officials everywhere are trying and an imaginative to come up with an answer new solution under study in Oregon may be the - best yet. After two convictions for driving while intoxicated, offenders would be given special licence plates, fire-engine red. Imagine the embarrassment of being caught red-plated in your neighborhood driveway, supermarket parking lot, church pick-up or business space. i1hr0:Ianforbi5prath E PHONE :: N AvE FRENCH qQç SANFORD FLA 37' - e*, _____ ,if A £ [ 0 DOYLE Advertising f tr jinØ PbShi.r Director L Asst t Pjr,hsP,.' F RANK VOL'TOL WE Crcuiaho C,c.rwe' Mint" JOHN A !.PC.SK.I Asncsj,te Ecl.$u' fkED AN PELT Mar gng Editor Compirolip' Ach.p' ttsirg (ASF Uf Rk' •. i ,.,. , .,,,t '.''. hI , ' Realty Tax Revision Is The Cards ,,, ,,,.. F' •,,' Voters Speak Out P4-i t,i•L, 'ii Ms..s•' FS M Cc sn,' Edit,' :' )606i, ROY GRFF' GARY 'TA'OR Spot is Ediur '( GIFLOA wEC F WiNi , t..,'- .. JT' F y Hi DON GRAFF SUBSCRIPTION RATES Horns Delivery '. in Florida Mail *2 40 Month $28.10 Year S.Sc Week 114.2D6 Months Same As Home Delivery LHOtherMaiI S.2.7OMonth 6MonthsSl6.70 Nc part at any material, news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner without written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any individual o firm responsible for such reproduction will 'it' considered as infringing an The Herald's copyright and will be held liable $cn' damage under the lew Published daily and Sundays. cxcppt 5eturda T Herald is a member of the Associated Press which is entiflied exclusively to the Use for reprodu ction t all the local ir th' n''.c printt . d Herald Area Correspondents Marilyn Gordon B31 6975 Bear Lake. Forest City Ann Riley 9959 Casselberry Tanglewood Kathy Nibiack 838 1150 Marilyn Gordon 8316975 Fern Park I Estates Goldenrod Eastbrook Marilyn Gordon 831.8975 Lake Mary Ann 5i.r,vc 32 Longwood Ann Riley Liza Baker 550 5.3rd St Chuluota Winter Springs Nancy Booth 3226735 ColoredCommunity Marva Hawkins Ostn 7 5418 Mrs Clarence Snyder 322 441 Enterprise Geneva.O:do Slavia Fanrw'te Ed*ards Liz Mathleux Deftona -DeBary 8363 ~ .il`,.~--, I MEXICO CITY Foreign Investors who have enjoyed the fruits of their Mexican labors the lust 20 years are not taking profits quite so rauully these days. Their mood is far from panic, but as U. S. Ambassador Robert McBride noted recently, there is "an attitude, not of alarm, but of definite concern' among U. S. investors who have more than 80 percent of Mexico's $2 billion in direct foreign investments. The United States acrtiunts for $1,774 billion of the total. The cause for this concern is a growing nationalism and a possibility that foreign investment laws may be changed The nationalism, or "spirit of Mexicanta'.iwi," as President Luis Echeverrla calls it, ut, zepulied to existing i.nvestziwnt laws already is iseatAng subtk' changes. Foreign investment is still welcome but a 3.49 5205 reinvestment of some profits is no longer a sufficient cunti'ibutiun. The 'SOs and 'SOs were decades of rapid and great growth in Mt'xico. I-(irvlgn in', i"tiieUt was wooed, welcomed and rewarded as this nation sought to propel itself forward economically. Its growth youid have been mipossibk without foreign Investment and Mexican government spokesmen readily acknowledge this Mexico has been good to its investors, as well. Wages are lower than U. S. wages and there is a big labor market. Since the last devaluation in 1954, the' peso has maintained its stability. The government, too, has remained stable. All of these conditions have lured foreign rzoney to the almost-certain profits to be made. The result has been at proliferation of U. S. in the future, it will take more than money for a foreign investor to be welcomed to Mexico. It will take a project or a program or.' product that will materially benefit Mexico, first, and the investor, second. - . - I ~~ "1 1 fl - it ' IV . "Henry Kissinger, on behalf of the team, I would like to present you with the ,game brilrr' . , . / I, , - . '' - - ' I -' '. -. . " - . I I . , . - . ' . . . . -. •. . --- . -. . . s' -........- ,. . . . , __. , 11 . . . 11 , - - I _-,;.' -.---' -.. ,,,. 1 -- - - - - , . -, 4 -r k:'i - , . . . Allowing public nIefenelr to represent indigent p.rsnn in ,nkdennieiin-nr c;i se's, it require'. C merit state Supreme Court Chief ,liicticp ft. K Ro be rts and Jut' ,luil,q'leil Counci l of Florida said wii; Irruposed by a recent (I S. Supreme ('i.urt ruling. - . A fIll S rnillkin appcopri;i' lion to '-otiiple'te funding of the \tir;iii' ni F'o;in'I,it ion; F'rrigrarr i 'ill" I'; for sch'iI financing, \ckn w said the 119 .5 million oulci mee t the state require iii nt if a r.ttuo study is over turned in Ie'on ( ounty Circuit ('oirt if the' study of property assccctnie'nts is upheld, he said, ' It I , iif ('nt1I1urt'.1 Own C His hiles ______________' . - ' - i3 (Staff lhoto ) ' - - ; t v I I i • tin;i, with a stile' trip for a onedo) me t ting in ( turin as Vent z.uela. His (hule v isit was mark1A h) the' 2fi-iiay national strike' against the Marxist governnie'nt of President Salvador Allende, and he was in Argentina during the Nov. 18 homecoming of former Argentine leaner Juan Per-on. .s a freshman senator, e W ithhi an C )rganizuit ion of more hs listening than you cia siiit rut .iri St itt S C C Ofl(iiliist .inil talking Piople' are str 'i .Iotins Hopkins Unis t'rSit3 surprised and react very favorscholar as his coliupanuins, ably to seeing a U.S. senator in (lilIes s isuted us Ith South this uu.us ('hilt's seas a little-known Aiiii'rtcans in their hoii.es, state legislator when he be'guin it shops, churches and schools. A I ukelanit lawyer of eom trek to victory in a Senate lie lortable' but not wt'uilttiy means, campaign two years ago, (hiles said he' will pay his hiked inure than 1,000 miles travel bills—of an ite urniefluite ndefin s western from Flor da 's ' • . ,, - . . , (lifles, 42. is loath to suggest hi-3 panhandle to tile Keys. Since amount— with an international route, you get in some good sightseeing tours, but ou don't learn munch,'' the Florida Democrat said in a telephone interview From Washington, colleagues also pay their own way and avoid the fanfare of an official trip overseas. "I really can't say whether thes' should," he said. ''1 don' D.C. lie think too many do now. But learned in lit%. Senate returned Monday from a I that 3011 find out ii heck of ,u lot -- - Southern Co-Pilot Believes FBI Erred MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) such request from pilot William , jo The co-pilot of the Southern B. Haas of LaGrange, Icon. Airways jetliner hijacked Nov. -%%lien the Fill shot out the 10 says he believes the FBI er- tires, the hijackers sent me red in firing on the plane as it tack to the cabin so they could took off from Orlando, Ha. get shuts at the I"131 or the fuel Harold Johnson, wounded by truck," said Johnson. "They the air pirates, made the re- had planned to shoot into the marks Monday after being re- fuel truck and blow it up." leased from a Memphis hospital Johnso n said he was shot in to return home to College City, the arm as the DC-9 took off Ark., where he is mayor. from Orlando, for Cuba, "I don't think they should "They cazzie back into the shoot the tires out unless the after the Fill started captain asks them to," Johnson cabin said, adding that there was no siwoting, Johnson said, ''and _________________________________________ asked me why I did It. lilt')' accused inc of giving a signal to the FBI to start shooting," L t. Calley "I was talking to one of the passengers and they yelled at me to get up in one of the seats, I that they were going to kill rile," ' he W('I.t ()fl, - e n te rv I ews Continue 1 had no desire to be shot and killed so I didn't stand up in the seat. Instead I squirmed . . 1x2 rest. An Army spokesman said the outcome of the clemency uip- means 1 column by 2 In. ct'ues. Too small for an ad to peal will not be known until the be noticed or effective? findings reach the Arm' and You're rcading this one! Air Force Clemency and Paz ole Board in Washington i i To observe Thanksgiving Ball Realty & Insurance fliis assistance program supplement t" , I SIM in fund which t iii A ske sk I, 'W ws idI we JU pr(ov iitde i -at 2,5 tier tent Interest the year and less than 5 per ' cites Crumley-Monfeith, Inc. Farm Bureau Insurance Zd - . Karns Insurance Agency The McKibbin Agency . PwIl's Insurance Agency HEAT & COOL ent in litter years—for begin work before federal und i ' ki. , I ONE ur . - Irving I. Pryor Insurance I -' I Caucus Picks Key Men By JOHN VAN GIE,$ON he dropped out of the race for Assne'Iateil Press Writer lack at votes. TAI,I,AIIASSEE, Flu. (Al')— I tome and Sessuins have run Legislative leaders, facing the into perplexing problems with pressure of it multipurpose spe- (tie assignment of committees. i'ial session next week, are liar-ne has but 14 returning ready to name their key lieu- Democrats, while Sessuins has tenants for the next two years. an abundance of candidates for The 40-member Senate and the key house poslilons. 120-member house convene to('mnpouruling the problem (Iii)' to confirm the designation was Gov. hicubin Akeus''s anof Senate President Mallory nount'enient Monday that he I lurne I )'Ta II aha ssee, and us Ill add five itcimis, including an IliiUst' Speaker 'l'errell additional $16.5 iiiillion in Ses,swns, I)-'I'aiiipa. school funding, to the call of the Also on the agenda were the special session set for next welcoming of 18 new senators week The governor will also and 49 new H ouse members, 12 recommend that Florida with prior legislative experi- restore the' death penalty, ratify ence, and the beginning of leg- equal rights for women and islative organization for the create a $100 million loti, fund next two years. 10 LUU cities racing a aazi. i Republicans elected their sewage' Republicans iiiitreatment lc'gislat I ye leaders Monday, provernent deadline. naming Sen. David Lane, 11"1 just don't set , aris' earthly Fort tauudt'rdal e a nd me Wit)' I ('Lull ceimiipk'te the coin. now", electing house Minority Leader ruiittee' " structure' Jitmi 'l'ilImiiun, It-Sarasota. Ses.sumii.s said, La ne was elected tinLiIiIiiioUSIle imultcated he would iiby lii iii evening Republican 1ulmut ''it limiiited •imimunt iii caucus at a local motel. Hi s select conIll iittet's to luiridli' the name %S'LiS iili&et1 in IftiiiiiiiLitioil us'ork if the' sIie('ilil se'ssiuri,'' by Sen. Ken Plante, lt'Wlriter namiting cliuuirmua'n of the' key Park, ushio fluid earlier opposed Rules. A diii in 1st r at ion. I _imie' for the 10 )st. lIanite said ( 'r i irti nuul Justice, En vi run , , S A Carrier Wea ttuermakir Furnace Will Give You Modern Comfort a ' . The Blair Agency '-'..--..-..----. iii I uic'c't in ce'wage treatment iv'i'iIs, with the state PollutionI "ttr. ' ' , %%#-r than 10 additional -,tiiffvrs tis hell) cities with Ii1eiIWUiit ,iiicl iiie'vtiig tollf,ilitated federal rt'qulri'rnirnt.s. Askew said federal requireuiii rits to obtain grants were ;'"ttin; ' tou"her. ,x ) usihlL' for 1)11(1 '&' reasons • then, the technique has been affairs organization, the sPite funds 'ire available copied successfully by can- Atlantic ('unference, picking up I fl .ippropri.itinn o $9 milit sruiali share. elidates in other state's. ____________________________ ___________ - -- November 23 and 24 OBSOLETE? tarn i' Ii be 'uI i',ove'rnrne'nits ip T rV or . "-flit-019ts-r-l" I Tony Russi Insurance SOUTHERN and Protection mental Appropriations committees. Borne announced he would name .Sen, Dt'imipsey Barron, 1)Panama City, chairman of the Rules Committee. I AIR Taffer Insurance Agency OF SANFORD,lpiC. 100 N. MAPLE AVE PHONE 322.8321 Pardon o!rdust-but - - GiowWe Must ' U • a 0 N "k al \\c.t ole edet - • • aSS0 \..,,,_,J t li (- ,,i'1" ,d t: - I t)t ,,ttT 1l3t t JU tiU' (C) n - ' ' - ' - Central Florida Builders Presents \\t. t" t'itII t)t • •,,iiWt' k~ + o es1' ¼"! 5%,1'l5 t(" 5,Vi.' tct" N4; IcINOSBERU'Y HOMES it L _I ti'lt 015sci't' t. (,ue - ENJOY LUXURY LIVING tu.uuct1o)n ;• -- ticil 5%' t_(5it St tt 5%e" ¶,, il"'111 All, 5ittt 55 "PARK AVENUE"" '"1" '" Thursday and Friday 19 millinn the %IFII would need i\ progr:iiii of technical as- anonymity. *:If you go the embassy party 20-do) tour of Chile and Argen- k. - . Way - Sen. I iseton MIAMI Al') Chiles who started a trend w i th a 1,000-mile cuinpaign walk in 1970, has just returned from his second pay-your-own-way factfinding trip abroad. lie said he tried to travel in relative to . - ,1 !1% Rl('lI ssociated Press Writer - - ' tiuiui to capital punishiiient, , • -.r 843 5109 Closed t'i;sucle'r five ,uiiutters In addiA Public Service commission fI- proposal allowing the corporate Ildlit'idd aid to cities for sewer tiiz to he pied on to utility Iri'.it,,ic'nit plant construction ronlipany customers still is un;in;uI the women's rights amendiii'nut i;utlin.'ul by Askew, they .r. treasurei' of (lie association ( 'oiiiit v ( '001missioner Sidney Vihien Jr. and ,John Ki'Ider, executive director of (;i'iter Sanford Chamber 1600 ,' We will be i,1:i: RIBUON was ciii Monday af ternoon to officiaflv open the a nnual Seminole ('ountv Fair which will run through Saturday. Left to right, j jj 1.'jr inl S Field, secretary , Association; Frank M IAR'cker, president and - A,..' 6.11 - Pcqfr.ft. ' ' '.:- - , ft,ti r in fbi' se'scic,n, Askew said federal grant which Askew said did not tome' through. lie' ndde'd that delaying the appropriation until spring would jeriparrlin' the se be'nMeti Septorntie'r 1971 opening of the medical srhwd Restoring the rnunkipal utility tn* eernption for rhurt'hes Askew said it w,19 inadvertently repealed last -. ip i.i JIiprl'5cl'Il with i'ropsd l"g,du,tlnr, which would have' a lb r i'c'. j iidg e ;uinrl de ride us iii'tle'r to Impose the death, pirisilty after a Jury pronounces 'li'foilnt guilty of first 'l"gt' rt i,iiireler. ,\skew told a riew.s rnnfcrc'nu' '.liinehiy ho' would rerouime'nd ii'St unit Iciri of capitol p un''.hiine'iit In l"lr,riiln, hut before the governor met .t ithu newcti,en, his Committee 'ii SWily Capital l'tinishnient '1 il fl-I to 'nsdnirce it bill which 'utlinnel the three-Judge panel '"ii' r'pt Askew iiel tie wuis ';tilte lnupres.ced'' with the proposal. ( fllk'l' the bill, a Jury wouldl"tu'riiiine guilt in a first degree ii iiintle'r mci', t hen thin' t ni iii i'ii'' IIIII tc''. ithn'r Jia'Jgi'c uiuld hear 1irlelitluiriiil eS'itIefl('P nil de te rmine rinine if the defendant ''ilt ge t th' ciriitti penalty or lift- n prlceini fli' centero ci Ii life ssouhl hove to serve 10 .r IM'fore they were eligible' parole. - .f / i -1 FT. HENNING, Ga. i AP i A. William I., Calley Jr. has ilcius'ni between the seats and been interviewed by an Army (tie)' shout flit' In the ar-ui psychiatrist and a psychiatric through the .cea't," Johnson social worker as a routine step siid in the ('leniency appeal on his "I never lost consciousness conviction for the My Lai was- throughout," Johnson said. ''I sacre. managed to do srniie of my Maj. Thomas Bond, the psy" (,(,pilot chot's, even though my '-hiatrist, and social worker Joirrii was stiff. The hijackers seph Thompson, both of Ft. us ouldn't let anybody treat iiis' Leavenworth, Man., each spent iriii but (tic)- (Ii(I give me' an old about an hour and a half Men- shirt and I wrapped it around day with Calley, confined to his ili3 .iriui iulyst'l(.' apartment at .'t. Bt'nining since lii' said he received good his conviction 19 months ago, medical treatment in Cuba. Calley, a former Infantry ploIn a related development toon leader, was convicted in Monday. (Via lIniflflufl('Cd it Mardi 1971 of the slayings of 22 planned to Prosecute the Vietnamese civilians Lit MY Loal hij a ckers and the U S. State in ltN. 1k "as s&'ntenceiI to life Department s,iiil Cuba has also imprisonment but an initial reslx.nded favorably to a U.S. review reduced the sentence to invitation to engage In talks (HI . 20 years. how to handle hijackings. Bond and Thompsofl's find~4 ings will be turned over to a --IV,~ I--_;* 7three-officer panel who will vis_E;_~ .i .27 to bear his apI .~ it Calley Nov. .- I . peal for clemency _~ . I The clemency and parole ;. board from Ft. Leavenworth wIll come to Ft. Henning because Calley is under house vr- 972 b, NEA, I ... - 0 - ' CANNON MUSIC CO. ~ der rs"ncide'r,tii',n to be indinled lint, for innqtructir.n at the Univerity of S'itPi f'lorlda Medirid Sr tx,i"l to make up For a ' ,, . Paid i I \i .1 ..\JISSf'f:, He. ( Atl i "v ltr'iihin Askew says he' - - . . _. -. _* _. . _._~ 'ii . - %-0 . ' . On' ut the fc BERRY'S WORLD 1: - 14 DON MLEY - /,. ;' ' ' - I _ ____ things both presidential candidates agreed upon in 11.472 was the need for some form of tax aid or tax relief for parents of paroch i al schoolchildren. It remains to be seen whether a president so inclined and a Congress favorably disposed can come up with a formula which will meet the First Amendment test of separation of church .-nd state in the eyes of the Supreme Court. In the meantime, a case for public aid to religious education was made recently by the author of a letter to The American School Board .Journal. "Some people do indeed believe in God," wrote James .1 Mason, "and consider the relationship between man arid God to be of such primary concern that it should perm eate the educational process . -Other people believe differently, and either consider God to be a myth or unimportant. They believe that education should be silent on the subject 'Why should the latter group, any more than the former, expect to have their position taught at the expense of those who don't share it? The money taken from parochial school parents for public schools is spent on a religion—secular humanism—just as truly as would be the converse. There is simply no such thing as a 'neutral' position on religion." The only fair system, he concluded, would be for each taxpayer to earmark his taxes for the school he wants to support. That way, no one's conscience would be trodden upon. The basic fallacy in this arument is the assumption that the question is one of believers in God versus nonbelievers It is not. It is a qustion of what is the best educational compromise in the pluralistic society that is America. a pluralism which includes many different kinds of believers as well as nonbelievers. At one time, daily prayers. Bible readings and reh'ased time for religious instruction were normal practices in public schools. Even then, however, many Catholic parents chose to send their children to the schools maintained by their church. Man% non-Catholic parents were likewise unhappy with a religious curriculum which of necessity had to be nondenorinatiorial and noncontroversial or, if you will, watered down almost to meaninglessness. Experience has dictated that the public schools, which are supported by all the people for the benefit of all children, must strive for neutrality in this sphere. When parents have trouble agreeing an a simple thing like a nondenominational prayer. certainly there is no way to "permeate the educational process'1 with religious teaching that would not arouse inten3e disputation in the cornmunit3 and probably offend believers more than nonbelievers. First Amendment considerations aside, the only legitimate issue for public debate is whether or not it would be in the best interest of the majority of Americans to permit diversion of tax monies away from the public schools to assist a minority which, for whatever reasons, does not 'A'isti to avail itself of the education provided by those schools . ' Parochiaid Still Unsolved Problem Mexican Nationalism Brings Concern By KATHERINE HATCH Copley Nevi s Service " ' One Man's Opinion By U. S. Investors - Lake Monroe 322 26'll 13 9959 Chuhsota - - l7mos 13240 S Postal Regulations provide that all mall subscriptions bc paid in advance. Entered as s.'cond class matter August 22. 1908 at the Post Office of Sanford. Florida 32771. Altamonte Springs When it comes to the burning issue of taxes, At happens you can lead the public to reform but you can't make them vote for It. Among the more interesting results of Nov. 7 were the defeats dealt out b' voters in four states California, Ccilc,rLldo, Oregon and Michigan to proposed constitutional amendments that would have curtailed property taxes. The across-the.beiard rejection is a surprise in that if there is one tax which both payes and leviers have found increasingly unsatisfactory in recent years, it is this one. Sini't' the founding of the republic, the property tax has been the mainstay of local government, particularly education Nationally, the public schools receive 52 per cent of their revenue from this single source Which explains the major problem. As costs of local government and particularly of schools. have skrocketed, so have property tax rates. As times and the evanomy have changed, the property tax has taken on regressive characteristics, its original basis was ability, to pay, since in earlier eras real wealth as largely in the form of tangible property. Today onl:, about a third of the citizenry's holdings is in this form. The result is that the tax now falls more heavily on the moderate to low-income citizen, particularly the elderly, whose homes represent their major or total worth, than it does on the more affluent with fluid assets Additionally, in far too many communities the assessments on which the tax is based are unequal, frequently amateurishly determined in the first place and long overdue for updating. But a comprehensive reassessment is a tedious, expensive and controversial chore hich few communities are eager to undertake. Against all arguments against the property tax, however, one massive fact stands out: It is highly productis'e, even in its present strained state In 1970, it raised something like S35 bilhn In rejecting changes in this situation, voters may have been saying they preferred to live with the devil they know rather than take on a new one. Other taxes would have to be introduced or increased to compensate, the prime candidate being the income tax. And voters understandably, may feel they are already familiar enough with that one. Thus it may well be that the issue is already out of the hands of the voters. They may not yet think that thorough reform of the property tax is an idea whose time has come. but one does not have to look far down the road tc see something coming. , . - From Roads ? E ________ .,'',-"''A' -'- I , . , , 4'. - How Can We PEP' Favoring 'IP.IC LU OF S HF W R' liRt'CE flIt)SS.T I. k PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS $300,IIFFW - Nixon's Plus: His Job Performance - 71, 177- 51't Hrv , - 55 1Wi't' t)t ,i%ii, vi': - .% J,c I5t1t'" c I Iitoll ,,u'1 ,3111 bi~l ,,,te_, Ut 11 %ct C ,dC ,.,,,, '1 :' isuto' I #_ Townhouse Condominiums 23rd and Park Sanford, Florida Now Under Construction 21,500 10% Down " ,~ *e ,6~~ 4. I. tl.i1%Ot" ut%'- 2 Bedrooms, Pi Baths Closing Costs Included Professional DecoratorInterior & Exterior SM19S. & . county MAIN OFFICI. 312 We s t Fi,,u F11 941. Sanlo,d, Fluisi. ()ViWt) OFFICE O,..h, SPppog C enter, CY,i.do, FI,,.',.jj .4n''J PI1 I i¼,ttM)L'1i f tI 0 , Cl 414 At iJ , OFFERED EX'LUSIVELY BY William McCoy Realty " association' Of 11tc,5v,td 5" .000 Carpeting, Range Central Heat & Air federal semino e 322.8661 834.0331 .' '_' ~~ �Th Tuesday, Herald Nov. 21, 1972 The ~ -~ I _ r L'*:FflTh: --on~ Trinity I1 el 1 1 Prep Plays Host go& - 4V n- X It Is - 1K -- #*AP a VE - I ,S a I _r I 1 -- , . - --. - - NOW-M-1.1-2e I Mal . J:.--.. ___V___.__-_ 1____M_- ______ _: - M___ -_ ~, -_ ~. I - _1 0 . _~_' - - _- -1- - ______________ - . I __________ - Aiit* I W ;;~ I - ,I I %. I It I,-.' 1.4% .. -- Lyman To Play In Space Bow _ Juillor fl I IUI t Angelo Caslins, cliii t'uUnit toward the Knights record. 31 of St. Joseph JUiuiOT College, Luiar season Arnett Hail, 6-3, of Indian River \t'verthe'Iess it Will - l)lal%-( Junior College; Bob Jones. a gmsuw and the' public (I, i hit fit ill .unior ulegt , and invited free of e'bmarttc ,hihn Smith, 6-4 of hiillstxirough nucu'r the diree-ticin of (,e'nutunsisir (Col legit. '1 - ir-h' Clark (tie- Knights . iI 'ttu it , recor dust s- ear iii Top !rvstune'ni on the club art' t-cr initial hehistifi of in- 6-6 Wilk Re'lutte of Startt't'imnt r collegiate competition. is ; Ste's-c Armmtmsge', g.• F ront Hutt teani FTt' huts %1 11 nuke'.', Wi : mind Don s-ei'rtl outst;cncfinii returnin1' .. r :'e'rcsrt i-lt ,vi,ii Park .:-:.:':':.:.:-:-:-:':':':-:-:-:-:--:-:-:.:-$ a a a - d Ja om Baseball a i a (AML OotJthr% .rI- n . '% I Evtloz Ion. 3 Atti' 3 Lie' VI 4 ibarra Jose-C. , 1 AnVe4 Ii1Sd tlaOiS&afldLl -'- SECOND GAME Dtiug)lt' Si- re-i Po C I A p 5 pin' •• Se' Jt'i' 3 Artt' 1n,. Sesi ii 5 (oozes Ciesiaci. . pryp Parg, I tp THIRD GAME - Doulpi S'en Poin,i I Ante Yp 3 (r iO:p Zarre 3 Sap Jose-. .s Angel Pedrosa S Toni Ibar,p •pnO, 7 Mjri Benpop ii, I Liii, r'rrn.n evn,rn riettlion the Chicago Cubs for outfielder Bill North hIi.e'kt' ('hIlC.( ( i- Bobby Hull, fornier Ctiirmu'o Black HaIl-k star * arid currently it plavt'r-coach with the V irniipeg Jets, was strmsirwd from playing in % orici Ilue-kt' As,sesciition by a ('irc'wt ('outi order. , naitc.iw la s-t night tIl Mike Graham score is decision ver 1 Roble), Bob Orton Sr. uite.. sue. Nova; mc, .orsic ii Jean beat Carlos Montez: Rob (ove r Sco (. (0. er .ri ifin tton , n . dSt in the tag teani affair 1-'r'snh' Hester arid H M S d' defeated M i1.e - Webst er •indRt'clbe'd , . tt rint's, who need tinily is win (Jr , .• ke•di (biii'' •llaliflSa nin h-ranu State' this wet'ke'nd to rapturi the Big Ten crown and the oth yr Rose Bowl ber th. rt'ce-i' e-. tiflu ,, , • t - - .. Qs,srsto Mugu,'rz • C Mpruni Pedro. JutitO.Gand,, CriucP..o MencPia I ltliVOhf'flUO. It. EruoiiJD.i. Penn Z P Mesnelso LPt&. Juii?C Gerta, ayre Mupu.'e-zes LQU Eltwirt Pen. Lkits ,'• , .-•_,-, . .•.- ., - - • - ------ :.:: ________________ ' - ItAnnoic . I I. - - 1" - 1 J-: -: 'i V2 I .-- • AMI '\f, , FUE A - AR . , W DS . -1-' I i , presentations following the Glenn Ho lOfl Jr. Benefit Inftball % ' SI 1tatb0: O °eas Tournament - vere those to the top Shown are 4 left to right) Mr. and Mrs. Glenn I '. . 1-I 0t0fl Sr - -. . .. -- anUni • ' • , * ( . I jr) .Mls,sourl offense 4 * 4 By IRA RERKOW SEA Sports Editor NE%' YORK - I SEA i Nebraska has the unusual honor of placing tour men on the 1972 SEA College AllAmerican football team first ' squad, as selected by coaches, professional football scouts and sportswriters from around the country for Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Wide rece iv er Johnny Rodgers, offensive guard Dart! White, defensive end ViI1ie Harper and middle guard Rich Glover are the Nebraska first team players. Nebraska player, to cAefifth n t e r Doug Dumler. %I8 P. ' Hit s T i d e CHICAGO t APi Notre Dame Coach Ara Parseghian took a swipe Monday at Alabanas's decision to go to the Cotton Bowl instead of the Or-inge Bowl but other coaches '. crc much more generous ibout the choice. Parseghian said that "Almsbarna took the easy way out" by choosing to face once-beaten Texas in the Cotton Bowl rather than taking on defending nittional champion Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. • Alabamnma's decision paved the for Notre D1mun, 8-1, to get a bid to play Nebraska in the Orange BoIll. 11 ) Parseghian - said Ilems r Br) ant's Alabama (cant had its sights on the national rharnpionuship in picking the cotton instead of the Orange, where Nebraska swamped the CriniMiri Tide 38-6 last year. " and ,1'#r' ' V ' .• ... \urnmisrl (SI Norman's Farms. the winning team, and Tomm y Johns of Roto Rooter, the second place - - r.• . #. .d'i 's/" .- , .' -' - ' .- . AP )":190'cREDIT J '. -- - •. - . Phone B311525 • - • o,I, ,• . -- 1 guess Alabama figures on heating Auburn and Texas for an undefeated season and then • hopes that Ohio State beats Michigan and we beat Southern Cal," Parseghian said, "which would heave Alabama the only :;,r undefeated tewn in the nation." I'v" It ., ... - .' •1 * -- a Oki 9 . 'ORLANDO 2P34S.3 PAYIONA 767-3U6/f Ji I I • 1. I. ' ( ¶, - , <' . C '-"-'GQOD'CREDEY•i -• - ,. - _' - L. '.;-< . I .- tL. - ,' ,;, .* - •- • ", '¼ •. T0NIGHT - 11 ill or ____ I1 Bryant was not available for continent but Nebraska Coach Bob Devaney said he talked to the Bear by phone about the decision "lie said it was up to the players to make the choice where they wanted to go. lie said: 'I think the seniors should have the choice because it's their lait 'ear to compete.' '11w)' close to go to the Cotton Bowl." 14" ilEll VISiT b homa was a runaway choice for center. Tackle! Paul Set'inour of Michigan and guard John Hannah of Alabama complete the AllAmeriean team's offensive line. Although Oregon State had trouble winning more than one game this season, it Wasn't Steve Brown's fault lie was named a linebacker 011 the All-American tram The third linebacker, along with Skorupan and Drown. is Jimmy Youngblood of Tenflessee Tech. 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I %' - ~ TUESDAYI, NOV. 21 , TO U.. -Thvsi.-ld. I P.M. FREEADMISSION ~ J I UR IiAUTiIUL *1W IWING1N' - I le - MATIHIII Los Angeles •ut New Orleans. I p iii. \tinnt'siitmi at I'itt.sltuurghi, I in. p New I-iii:Iar'l,t ItaIliiiit,-, pun I't)tbalIa'l;Ihtt,a nut New You k (;Iants, Ip.rii MiiuiuIuu 's thunia' St. i,ouiis at Miami, 9 11 to., national ts'k'vislsini ____ & SPIRITS DEALER AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE v"tIc,i 'Mlii Pelf 1% Alt *4% lot tOWEl 1'4 sit 'I TI 1 1111W _ LYIIYDAY , l1jP i ,,'i,.u.c $4v a U1.0 -tti 1.IJ 1972 NEA All-American Team , 'I.. Penn State and the UniV t-ersity of Southern Californilaced ap two players each on the first team. Named for Penn State are Bruce Bannon, defensive end, and John Skorupan, linebacker. USC's contributions are Sam C unning ha m. a 6.3, 212pound running back, and Parseghian Eight ' Jerry Sisemore of Texas Is one offensive tackle. These two, along with Rodgers, Harper and Clover, are re peaters from last season's NEA All-American team. Charles Young, a 6-4, 228pound tight end, Bert Jones of Louisiana State University beat out Gar' fluff or F5lorida State named to the second All. University for the first-team American team quarterback spot Greg Pruitt of Oklahoma Running back Wood% is the other ttide receiver, Green of Ar izona State rounds out the All-American backfield, Torn llratiane)' of 0kb- - .' _________ - I I D I!Q To NEA All-American .- ., ' - tWr (6 -,. , ii.i Lit ,.hJti , r JR ERIC PltE% 111 s predic-ted he'll stop STATEUNE. Nt' 'APr - F "ster in eight rounds arid says Around the -orner from the the lighter but taller fighter nickel slot machines in the Sa- "has to rely on it lucky quick hara-Tmihoe casino, Muhmammned punch" to score an upset. Au and Bob Foster fight tonight Au is fighting for a guarantee fur higher stakes and it possible of $250,000. Foster for $125,000, The 3O-)-eIr-old Ali will have shut at boxing's biggest jackt -the heavyweight t'haiii- a weight advantage' of about 40 i '-hiip. pounds Foster has held the I nt waiting for Joe Fra- light heayye'rc,wn4a.. years but as knocked out b Frazier in said Au. the' ormer we'ight champ, on the eve tIlo rounds in an attempt to - ' rums si'beduled 12-round bout take the hca%'yIl-clght tithe. ' ni iig t ita champ Foster. Neither man would appear to I dun t kntns what to expect bi;s e m shut at the tieavylAt.'igtit -. -tn Foster. but he'll give me title' until at least next spring. ' " i • t' ., ubIi for a atIl rouna ds," ut F razi• er wi. ll defend Jan. 22 in said about his 33-ear-old opp. Jamaica against George Forenerit, expected to weigh m at titan the unbeaten fighter from Ii. - about 180 poundS. nla%%tdrd, C Calif., ranked No. 2 '' Cornhuskers Named F,,,t Team) Ali Falling I GAS Sale lasts S Dig Days, Tue-t .Plov 31 Ttiru Sat ,Plov 35th 62 l7iowa State 5-3-1 36 38.Artzona State 8-2 30 19.Washiingtnn State 7-4 36 o Texas Tt'c-h 8-2 35 I ,1 U cta . I )e'nver 3 7 0 .300 201 2119 Nat kinal ('onfcrc'n.'t' East 11' I. I I'd. I'ts Ill' 'I I ii .9(N) 251 137 Wash. Dallas 8 2 0 .804) 245 156 NV tlnuI.s 6 4 0 .1101 22.1 198 Phil. 2 7 I .250 93222 St IAnhiS 2 7 1 .250 129 208 I'entriil G. DII) 7 3 0 ,700 202 171 Mimi. 6 4 0 .600 214 176 Ii 4 0 .600 240 199 Detroit Chicago 3 6 1 .350 170 199 NEA All. American Team 9-I 454 8-1 414 8-1 388 8-1 350 8-1 307 8-1 266 6-2 189 8-3 128 8-3 73 8-1 72 64 qw, , ~, 1972 15-1 689 &I-I 608 I. -''wi " -. ::t I ______ 7ona State. Wa,shington State 'V . - I -. - .-,,-' f . - t" IL - -- -!Iii J .% ";," r 1 11 The--------- I Illy Itok" It-Ak. % ,_,,I I'f ollill Mt •'tl.I-,na -•.n 4- -'.- ' -- A'-'. Pt- es C,eritp Anip (irr " __________________________ Slip lessh,a. ' .• -- = . -• • • ' -. -. p 3 Mprur , Iipno, II, rØt:,.. 7am,, Angel P,droi,p 5 Aita Loses, bares Le'%l t U '- . /, - i. .- P.: :. - Fermin I. - Double- aCand : -- -- • SELECTIONS ° Bi'nOo. ' EIGHTN Eec-AME - Doubk-s I twe PnI ntl, 1 Ek.2 _r _________ - _ij Art • - i: • Gaslm Los., 3 Chuct..o Mupuerhes Arip Ai9'ln Manic Ct,s!lr'' S , . I - tienpoa It. Re-nr".astci', I'Oin?I 1 I'm. GetS?. 2 Gash M.r?one'il. 3 Manolo AguCtins 4 QvsnhCo Muguen:s S Foe's. Jupn. Aires fElon's SIXTH GAME Doubles - weI CP'uho MencPia. 2 I-r,sflt I rm,n Lesia 3 Msirun. P..dto I Jul00 Aid Le"C S Ce-np Lose. C,esndi. ':. Iloilo Cab.IlerD I Attune MartonclI SEVENTH GAWE -- Ooubie Points 1 Erdoca Jos. 2 J,ne- y, 3 nneZjrrr. a Arty ', .. 't - Seven Pointi, I Quinelo Luis Da rn .) ' . (pusa Martorell. I Attunes I Ce-no.. LUIC WELr IPI GAME - 4 ____________ __________ -:::':': _- J V MR- 'I. - " -' - IWO tAAfl I (VI NTH CiAME Douflir" .v-nr, Pu.in, crr,v bmyo 5pCsØ. 3 Ana testes Rene Caballero S .JuIitD tot, - 1, '' AARON'S A MOCO lbI IlL 1551)11 All-I) l'ItI-5 NUt. Auiis'rit au ('onlrr.'iis-e ' i-.n't 1% L 1' l'i'l I'lot 1)1' \tibluiil II) 0 11 I .0(X) 278 127 NV Jets it -I 0 .600 30.1 221) 5 1 Ii 3141 159 '/Ii 11.111 Itoh 3 7 ii 35$) ItiS 271 N l';ng 2 8 (1 .200 13,1 323 1';'uflrnl l'itt . 7 :1 0 .700 257 160 ('li'%7 3 0 .700 188 175 ('ill. 5 5 0 .500 188 172 lions 1 9 0 .101) 114 256 West Oak. 6 3 I .6541 2641 189 K ('It)5 5 0 .50411 2 19 183 .,,. IItL,. 'IV pU 10-0 874 Oklalwima utupped hhnSas 4.Oklahoma 31-7. Nebraska buried Kansas 5.Nebraska to nail down a Cotton Bowl in- and Texas Tech lts1 week, Jy Second Ten Vitation and received five firstplace ballots and 874 points consisted of Auburn, Iowa Michigan used a field goal State', Tennessee, t'('I A, Cole.with 64 seconds left to turn i. Purdue i U sii tiC' ..a'Ott ei . . art. -- DoLobim ',. 52-13 , nomon~ L4c.7.IuiltoSCbaIufo 5' ,,' , i'on' i t.vi : Gar 0& . Au,,l,fl, 4 Mutmue'za 5 Gast, Zaire AgVn$QnhIe'MrflCh. ,,l., • °' - - • 2. A abama Si t ii r a e $ I - Following Saturday's impres- 10th to 11th after bard)lholding ;.'w.- I'.-' I A'',' Mm.i-':.- MarIon-Il ~_ were knocked out bit- it 2" ,.10 losis to %Vashington Suite. Southern Cal t 44i 10-0 988 to the Trinity offensive bag and berth in the Rose' Bowl, the State 59-7. Penn State' out6,Penn State mtlrenth started two games Trojans pulled down 44 first- slugged Boston College 45-26. 7.Tcxas has .stththt.Ini. place votes and 988 of a po- Texas blanked Texas Christian &IAuismana State' is center 1I .I(ItiimL uIt - i u• -ible 3,000 points from a nation- 27-0, l.SU downed Mississippi 9.Ohio State - ide panel of sports writers Suite 28-14 and Ohio State- beat 10.Auburn Northwestern 27-14 rid brcmdc-asters 11 Notre t)anmc li1b4'ItT( and Michigan, th Behind Notrtr Dame in the 12Te-nnessee e . tid (ciii,, ( itit iU o u - ttI .isiv o ther unbeaten teams in Second Ten canit' Tennessee, 13.Colorado victor in t he (atLlT('(I IIlt4tcti it the country, continued to run 2- Colorado, UCLA, North Cam- l4.UCLA the Orlando .Ikrts. t4cdium last 3. The second-ranked Crimson bras, Missouri, Iowa State', An- lSNorth Carolinas nig1 t. wtnninL: over tile Great Tide blasted Virginia Tech traded pitcher Bob I,ocker if) - I PedroSs, S AllL& loni. 6 botic running requirements football ratings toda% while Au- Auburn viched up from Ilth to :ilmost enough ill (-all him tile burn replaced Notry Dame for Unh by trouncin~ Georgia 27-10 ,*third halfback.*' His un- the onl) h ctuange in the Top Ten. Il hilt \otn flmnu slid from backfield act, and reserve wide ed VOILA that gave them the receiver. adds imniewnurabl% p,lC.IfIc--8 championship and a Ili Miami The KingtiLs' hoine ;AML SI'UirL Pedro PointI I C'iticno, Quinsto 4 Attunes. S Euuia - -. j' (;rcen 29-22 last Texas Tech defeated Baylor t.-- and replaced asningeon in the Top Twenty. The Huskies •• TONIGHT ' S ENTRIES Bowling rwmches perfer to have an mulTi en Trojans maintained their retained by Oklahoma, Nebrasrather than s leg i' senior runaway ieni over Alabama . ' Penn '..taw, Texas. &iUiin Steve Saxon, Il-hun fits the Wish- The Assocusted Press college sianhi State- and Ohio State but derstudv. Junior Greg Chain- NE% \'ORE - .ston Red Sox c'istctue'i ('itilton Fisk became' tilt- first American l,t'zigue catchier in tiistor unmnimziousl selected Rookiethe 'm't'ar by the Rmisetml Writers' Association ttnwrica. OAKLAND--The Oakland A's em no e beat Saturday . ' ding perforrTuinve by .,I 11111jor Eastern College Team d S i l Orla n ,:'$kJ 6 rid F c Retai *n Poll Lead rionthall NIA% YORK-Sugar Bowlhound Perin Suite was voted it opener will be' agmumnist the' University of South Florida cifl ltintimu . Dec 13 at the Lake' Ii ielilmsnid Prep (ivus. The' Knuuidits will be' tuhiving 14 of ,, • 01 their 9J ciunit's ;it 'tsi'niie those garlic's 10 are at Lake' LI tt,,1ij1fl rep, three are at Oviedo high School and the' other is mit Winter Park High Schi'1 '; ojans Also on the squad are 'Icius Page', 5-10suphnicire who played hums high school ball lit Boone' High. Jeff Kernaghumn, Cosophoniure- iuncl han Itn-e, 6-3 '.ennir Florida Tech is sc'hedule'd to begin ii' season Thursday. New :u'imugamnst Florida Bible (:oIle' - Awolr~ then - ."1. - offense, and after being held to decades ago. Eastern Michigan, a future member rushing yards "We are delighted to get this inof the MAC in football, was a 42-0 against Sarasota, thesaintstire vital ion." said Tampa Athletic victim of Tampa. out In rep.ur their prestige a n d I)ire I I I I cor II .) zetI ens T l ar st4'st)fl t s a A'first ufA' or ampa concl des is re-,guI place among power running the t. niversity of Tampa and it 's a of the by visiting V anderbilt teams. Southeastern Conference Saturday FuHbac'k Mike "Red" Austin, 51411 for the program of Coach Earle along with halfback Greg Miles Bruce and his school to move up.'' night ('l('V('lInd in the WishboneT Trmit offensive set, providethe running talent man teams have over the period of several seisons not just one. Miles hits h.1id M eriti lint nights runnin., c'omple'ms'ntary 300 plus yards along with his All-State ,stabltIIsBI(', while Austin, e he doutdes as a Trinity truise r at linebacker, turns three and four-yard power plays into the remaining first-place vote HUtS4'HEI. NISSENSO\ radts. North Carolina, Washingtireak-ae. threats ssn misled Press Sports V.. ritir and 744 points ton Al l7orc.t St.ttt Missouri t quarterback 'ltwre flicIsi Southern California's unbeat The 4-5-6-7-8-q positions were and Washington State unanimous winner of the Lam. bert Trophy awarded annuMl Florida 'Ie'h L'ni . will afford vt'termure. including the' setiooi Central Florida cage fans with itli-time- scoring leader. Mike prt't-it'e IIf things to come Clark, son of the' VI1 roach Other 'cte'rans wlio'l! heV toit tt' Lost the Olympicte- mini from liii- I)ominit'mmn seeing action tonight are- Pete Rt'publn-iur. tonight at Lake' himsas, 6-" sophomore; Zettu' Highland Prep Gym Ganie' Mc'Crzmon, 6-4 senior and Eddie' Fluitt, f..-" senior tittie' is set for p. m 'tonight's ganit' a. an Tampa less than 50 H flu Associate d }j't11 Exhi'Obi"tion To s throughout the year, howl game SiflCC a couple of appear. 'ñ'init is more than it one-back ances in the defunct Cigar Bowl two mark in yards gained i 1.101 to i1Iafl standout performers on lying one in 11w second half of with 1* exact and completed better the G rey h ound club Among t he the st'itson. The tie came AscsLani Sports Editor Metro than 50 per cent of his aerials defense- stars are linebacker the highly ranked and Dick ('opc'lztnd's Lyman Conference champion, Winter I 76 of 150i. Ten of his passes Gregg Wallick who averaged otu' 16 thckks per g'imr V.('X'C good for six pointers and Greyhounds iii get SIIII Park Tile Hound.-, bert (lit oril the defensive end-linebacker Glenn anether opportumt to improve Metro leant to put any kind he had five intercepted Hill, Mike White. Mike (in this year 's grid record when blemish upon the record of the' year they take part in the annual Wilth':its who finished the Without a doubt the 11cr- Itziwkmns, and Rich Stokes Plagued b injuries durin Space Bowl to he- played Fk- 2 season with a 6-4-2 mark imnel lor:nanc-t b' Constantine the SCUSOfl the- Hounds have two it Satellite' High School field, :igainst Winter Park was b) tar will be heading into tilt. Just who the Greyhounds will playoffs his greatest effort of the season. weeks until the Space Bowl he going against is not known which should afford many of the One of the main reasons for During that game he fired but it is expected that the up- the Greyhound success in the passes, completing 23 for 342 Gre hounds the chance to recuperate and return In 100 per urnvnt will be quite formidable second half of the campaign yar&s and did not have an in (ciii t ff cti (fleS,S. with Eau Gallic and Merritt 'l85 the performance of junior trrc'eption Island among those mentioned. quarterback Bob ('ernsumnuneAnother junior star for Both Eau Gallic and Merritt who took over the reins at (opeliind's crest was flankerIsland are among the untwatens nmniseason ciod directed the- wideout Tom Gooch who hit', in the Sta te- but nUI not remain Greyhound atta ck ched on to 51 passes during the •: ::: that way sine-c' they mire' slated Sports DespiW the fact that he' SCILSDII for 776 yards and seven :: lii do battle this Friday night in started only five games iii tourhdnwn He hauled in nine Mtrritt island. of theist passes in the tu with qunrtrrtmck Const1intint was •. Lman finished the season upamnong the passing leaders in thu Parkers I` In Brlei : wi th a flurrs, winning four and the area He topped the- 10K, Tlst'st' mire- just two of the Plays " r runningback, who led the suite Tampa stopped two N1AC teams this It was considered a inere formalliv in .scoring hist year with 27 for tile .school which hasn't had ' a season. The Spartans shut out TD's, beyond competition in chance to get puffs about a postseason defending champion Toledo 21-0 and ioca m ileag e ('USH FTU Cage Quint '' defense TAMPA. Fla. AP - The t 'niverPlayers on the 8-2 record team voted sity of Tampa would pull a bigger on the bowl offer 'Monday night. but the hattle against the, Falcons' who have had trouble generating surprise than their 7-0 upset 'ictorv vote was kept secret until the Athletic Department made its final ruling. much of an offense of any kind rover the University of Miami, Fla., if ' this rear. they declined their invitation to play in The Tangerine Bowl, based in Thnit star runner Iaiwrence the Tangerine Bowl football game Dec Orlando. Fla. was leaning toward ('le'eland.aS400t9. 160 pound 2f1 East Carolina. the oncebeaten king of sk-ruor halfback closes out his The offer to play Mid-American the Southern Conference, until Nez1 career tonight rushing for more Conference MACS champion Kent State clinched the MA(.. yardage in only eight games State University came Monday and Kent only has a 6-4 - 1 overall record. than nn - other Central Florida Nick. With 1,366 yards to his officials at the ambitious football and the nrosnect of adding to the gate credit, a good performance school of on] 2,700 students were to attraction with an area team quickly tonight could fl)(ç( the shifts make 1 1)(.11- decicion comet ime lodav thru s t Tampa into the picture - -:-:: 'j t,_,I-•u, II' t. I, '' , " NEA All. American Team I for the year. the Saints' final game of the 2 grid campaign - . Not Known B% 1-11:110' I 'I 'r-' I i I', -''. I I I iou, - '' 1972 " •:Extended ~` oe r 4.__ W igainM the now thirdratt H the Mc oberts i ir- team, MRS. GLENN HURTON SR. left to right )Award, won by from Glenn Horton Sr. The prentations were presented the Most Valuable Player .Award to made following the G l enn Horton Jr. Benefit Winnie Dodgion of McRoherts Tires, while Invitational omen s Slow-Pitch Softball Cindy Flanders accepts the Sportsmanship Tournament - F kel luker rwi,ii rhs,niis 'Iliw..ray fur Alvin. Iluorny for Alvin llaytiir,,,sI l{nh, rob, mu. its' Us'skkins un' the utisrIrl's iilsl,'s$ largest, highest -paid Iby Ss.uts. George Allen Is jq thus It their u'tsulnuist.'r us the launch uI the National Foetthuuill I 'nigtit' Ilimel lilitl io, i\Itsr n, t- a tiirv, Allen I bouray for Pat. H ooray for null gultue footballs like so ninny I 'at Fist-her," t'tmttnuic'd the sill. tiioril Imslges. Miancluty niighit 111", * j then 14.1, setting the stag., for twis h-'icIs.'r's turn for gully de'. Kiimne'rs third period heroics fense' that got ldtii it black eye that Ken Heaves returned eight that erased Atlanta hrpe.s for an isiteb Itoy IliunhI's turn For nifty yitrsls it, the ltn',lckinic' It cipcet, k uk rt'tiimnitiit later. Atlanta - i tiree' plays Brown tnusdenl for live yar'Jc Ws• sing be'rniice we're 11015. qiinrterbnc-k Itoti Berry rifled it on his first carry of the game, said Albert - it wris it tug 16-y:irel tow-tidt-iwni pass to tight py,' hitting 1,000 for the ceiv,n '.'ittì u'iri fuir us 'this' ttrt'csnre''s now end Jut, Mifrtui'll for a 7-0 Falfour games to go sin the I );i)Iuuq I 'ciwtsuys for tori bend Vrst'tor fiinruhlrd II F81('Ofl __________________________________ 'Iiiuirstbuy's giutite. "*!'III Just sit 'ted lthl(k uit,sb watch what happens. punt at hut' Hc'elqkin, 30 to set thu Washington tiiiel Just stiintked table' fur a 33-yard fie l d gout) by suver the Atlanta Falcons 2$- i:i Bell that made it 100 as the FOR COM P LETE for tIH'ir seventh sIr oigtut, the Washington clientele cqiiirrtirci bunugs't streak cii Its'dckinu vie. In their seats CAR SERVICE buries sine's' Pil/ when I .( '. had Falcon runner Art Malone 5 :: its mid tI rind rhinnuploni. ouled his teatni's hot streak - 11J P A 11111)' Kihi,,er tilt 7-for-7 in 11 the with it fiinihle' that wuis covered ijtt qiiuirh'r, topping tin 89- till try Iine'tsuu"ke'r Chris IluintuirAT :-: t'arsl tiinirs'h with. sun la-yard 'r'r %% s- 't I ll puss to I if Brown K,Irner tilt Itoy Jefferson (or - 'r . I \ . I I .i.li /18 I'll ;11111 hits-i hitting tight curl Jerry eight vmsrrhs .IrwI (luirle',' Taylor , A ,e -sIsIl i $ I 5(i 2I'iS Ill". Smith on n 12-)aril sr.ms'. nuunel" toni an eninharound to set AtimititmI 1 5 Ii f)O 212 207 Ph. 372-9621 .1 10.1 Fobecin tuabftitiu' lenut Ill' u,,',' ','rl *r 'ru,' iii ,r,' hs, '. itt0tt I'fl I 8 I -l$9 '/80 tonktts'ci a,i,isl the Kilmer tsar r- 10 ,1, l:r .' it tlIuliIln% '5 ( '111111. rage that toil Wcsstiingtoni into \s'.ttiitgi'tt 'I, ,4ct1antut Ii !i.lfltrstuinpintwi Bill He'll ku kel ItiIII'-IlO% '5 (.,IIIIIc him it; Inill flu-Id i:''.ul "1110 foth All 1 hun 's I'_SI' I 'tint K nighmatchedit matched wit Ii mu , Nutt York .II'ts at I is'truit, I :17-voider that drew mu starolinu mliii csy:ttiisni ,JI Sall l"rziniciwu at Dallas, 3:30 Knilghut, 1141 SeC, had blown' Ii Ili six slimuighit held goal ntts'hIIst I. Sunday's Gatin's munich bib tie's-ri chowere'cl with IlcilInibsu at I 'ia'Vl'hhlliIt, IIVil.. boos fur tt'o earlier goofs 0111,11111:11i it ( 'tilengu, 2 p iii. Kilmer. ia'r, rushedby 254-pound PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING I )i'nvs'r at Atlanta, I p.tii C I:uuuIs' I IutttptlrIw, threw an in1 hay ,it Wnushtnigti,,i, I tins. pi till III Ibis' First quarter ADMISSION -- BALCONY .We 11 111 RESERVE SEATS 75c to s2 .30 Houston at San Diego. .1 p ill LADIES FREE Kansas City at Oakland, I EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT lit pl(flEIfl' MIZEI.l. Assewtnle'd 111irreliq Sports Writer WASHINGTON S Ar three cheers for hit' lh'd. skins,'' sang the' hIusk)-'%tuiI-t'hl 'e'. ;tstilngtnn football lenin. 'Three cheers for (he hle'siskins mu. - rub, These are grow ii ine'ti, iiulnil . a P, 21 en, in a Distri 4 Ii! I',,$,s, ta ion - _____________ - Final 1 les, hfl he thi' flj time Trinity Prep h ha. im- Uu t'ti press4d Trirut coaches all caught two TI) passes, split end Ialed to mark up a touchdown. The defensive forward wall year with his hustle and Ra Parsons has the hands and Ttu Florida Mr Falcons are blocking, especialls on middle moves to make the lone wide- and linebackers have made the Trinity difference. While not r!hng a turbulent 'let stream" power plays. Paul Rouldin and receiver spot work. as they roost in Winter Park's Lou deGnnahl provide guard I)efensiveh, the Saints have overpoweringly hea. the Showalter Field Inniht M '•30 protection for the Saints, while been rough on opponents, S'unls average over 6 feet tall p.m. against 12th ranked the tackle corps consists of limiting most o! their opposition 0 the line and have devCSthting speed. Stand-outs all year have Trinity Prep in the Saint's Grower Carrier, Rick Lapp and to only brief looks at the Trinity ,-Cason close-out. Rr.d Purdom. Tight end plas- goal and then denying passage been deGanahl, Austin. Rouldin Fresh from a 4-(i pasting at has been held down all year by except for an average of once a and Alan johnson. who have put on excellent pass rush arid : he hands of Sarasota Cardina l John Kerbs, who rates highly game, most of which came smothered ground games like \looncs only four days ago, the with Coach Ruby. Although he from Sarasota's 26 point an old army blanket. Falcons arc in for the loss of hasn't seen much action since production. That game was also more feathers at the hands of Tom Ruby's local Prepsters The Saints met Cardiriai \lnones in their bid for a st1i f berth st 'let" ago. rtng a°° 2E-0 ganig • -. In t1i'C 1.1.-..,, %It. It, I't 4 .i R .1 RICHARDS Herald Sports Writer ' - Air 0 [1 - #1! Florida I,t ,l C!,,.. Ill \..t. II I',' it,.t. Three Cheers For The Redskins Of do .IiI. IIap", lii JuescfaY. - r ,. ..: I To . Herald Trip Falcons, 24-13 I'---- San!ord - 4771 ts.sta -•--- Is . L.1 .,., 4114115 Lan -- u 39 ui *t. II ..-'*t'.e':- I '*15 r LIEBFRAUMIL(H IOT. TEN HIGH I TEACHER'S IMP wirn ,, 149fl1nAi0HT 49 429 SCOTCH 5*1 OIIMANT 501, i 3 ICes t-&.1,106 -16,141,641 .16 _S01SJ[gIa1s,,?, I,èti uIa.*a. a..',r, sss.s ,.. J _________ _____ -- ce-...l Ttlsily Joe DsaPree, Michigan 5, I ABC PREMIUM SEER S.CRLAMAIE 3.95 * * Hi-Way 17.92 6-1111 Singlet iry, Temple, S. 6-John Hicks, Ohio St. Jr. WI-SI,,. Heid.a, Aneone So C-Doug Dueller, Nebraslo, S.. QI-Gesry Huff, Fioridu St., Sr. s.. W&-Joc. Caldwell. N.h Care. Il-George Amundson, iowa St., Ii. Central, S.. 5' T-Csrtis We..,n, I. Iciest St. 5,. 1$-Howard Ste'ens, L.sui..ill,, T-Pet, Adonis, USC, S. S. & I'I 1.W MUKCH BAVARIAN TYPE BEER .. 3.1 (55' $:.P 1.IWtSLI STIR .s. ,,,,,,., 4.11 1 1.1 SlICER SEER .. ,,,.... 4.11 5 125 lUTZ 5110 iO 1.19 SCHAEfER s ':L $ 1141. 1A1' n 1.41 TUIORG IZIR at55llIIM Casselberry ,, 54j * HisWay 1792 MUICUUI D!%IIOPNT (OCSTAI( $001 (UTIIID vi,.'. st-winos u..ius " Fill. Ilia IN Pt vos* At 436 449 'a"" iit , . , psp.p. A,, Ul Fern Park s_I ' lssft" MIMI 43 .0uIie 3.99. .0 lIla 4501 t JIM 11"n •'.*,t, to ____ 1U'SNWI Ill '. 99c ,.. an �Tisesdmy, -NOV.- 21, 1972---I8 The Sanford l4c'r,Id Stolen Car Tuesday, Nov. 2972 $.—TheSntord Herald Moore, Parker ExCagers Recovered; Royal Mercury Portable... Basketball Helped 'Train' Florida Grid Stars hir noole on the fly. Man EscaDes U The WN'k in't fir h iS p'rfrnsnc'e nuc3 lad SJrdA (AIXESVIU.FF1*(Al')Two 4 the bnghtttarf the 4.4 (.atnrc are runrnn, hark a4 vode remavt fo*ball team, ta&etbafl is a t• Both were .loe Parker good trisnsn g.e.ur4 for the East -t-foi :: wi t.efn.N' M.-"m has gained an mwage rdsever of better than nine time he touched the hall.. niwm Moore hadn't plied football 1flR The ir, ttirt'e vohm while starring in hastethati for Mrnrni-Dade team in the Fkwula lnu4,. SoUth ,?urior toflege. He arpate Soccer CI? frT'tSTiOe rived here UrihersI)dNi and un All-Star match Saturday. The hcu'i in the (1or toothafl two. contest was hosted b Rollins College in Winter Part. But it dn't Lake Moore long Brad 7Ammerrnan of Rollins becimw kno i, He tiis to game the m goal ii4 scored U tciiwbdowns In eight at the $7:S'7 half. The East All-Star squad games.. rushed 67 iards and caught 9 na.t's for Xi yr4s was made He was named Southeastern ., h-Am 10^11inc . ,fl. ,, ,.u,, . SI S.•' at n.i s'. :lkir, t hCtU't. :ir1 iithr r' .rk('r skcihi n:ti. rai :i 64ot4 AM 1 ,16 nts He proven a riMural on the gridiron too h he 'er.t ppnent.. The did a great job on Kentuk ." he said, There arc Similarities In he ; doing on the football field and what he did in bakethajl, Moore say'. .• • I4 - fUi It w .%( !' (•5; -'- 3 5) 9" S p rr !,YUIt 111111111111111111F -- CONTEST RULES Fo Sanford 1 By PiCk a number you think will be the highest number rits scored in any one game on this page and place " ded in Entry Bank. Th s rijmber ifl the space ,!I be jsed to break ties Li TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK L I IL (Reasonable Facsimile Also Accepted) HiS. store for men S • Winner -- Burger In Z.ales THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL £PPEAR EACH WEEK DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON! . . . . s4 .. - - United State Bani-----Winner NOTHING TO BUY—NO OBLIGATION • • • Address My name zs 3ral PRIZE - S-9 C STEELE Sanford Paa kcabern First P riz e . . • • 110 1 CA DP;.S1% Third Prize J'UIIU DFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK nd PRIZE — St 1% 1 lIV V'I I I.% IS ki C Pairnt1c Ave. - - Winner - ............... Knight's Shoes Winner ............... - Dekle's Gulf Service Winner - Penneys Winner rhe Sports Shop Winner ................. Winner ............- The Sanford Herald MAIL or BRING ENTRY TO: Contest Editor c o Sanford Herald c: County Under the arrangement worked out between the city vsd county, Sanford itould ) to rejoining. story office building. Brown 5111(1 a Mayor 'Ilie property will first have to tiist'usion was also held be apI)raised More the t'üiii mutual fire mild, and relative iisission can sell it, If it Is so that the Seminole County inclined. Association had to Firefighters 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Flo. ) ' Charitable Edyth Bush Road R Becomes An Issue Special! Hunting DON'T BE LEFT OUT! - personalized CLEARANCE 7x35 mm Season Class 45 ONLY .4 Ring ' Join our binoculars to ' Knit Sport Coats s 88 t: :46 56 rkl,s ii iO3C v5 cenle'wtee "I zkmer & I S'P b.- nrv wt' %Dt -t . Get The news a "Fighting Seminole" ,- •'• cHecis YOU Read aiir it 5: r bnI mr liv 1snt ZWtn tiv 9f çm r ...rvs SemffirM $.pi &Thit &sstzIa1ID'B4!t Thrn'. W OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY I?t Oh) -t e -.- yji • E er,enet Mecn,e E Po: TRUCK—ALL NEW CAR Burqer In U1 -M3 322-ôii - GULF SERVICE 3w; "SUPER" L rrat • - :i - . - I :• Mrs. Rush, 93, was the widow Archibald G . Bush, an organizer of Minnesota lining& RflJTA t LOCATIONS 23115. Freach 22-fl4 i1c krpDrl 322-4121 . i + ç ' talking for more than five hours Monday. They emerge su'iil ing but say nothing. rote plays a n d acted in the thiemiter, shiichi slit' presented ((I I ilins' timiivt'rsity in 1%4 muiarried in 'liii' Bushes her mimutivi' city, Chicago, in 1919 ansi later inioved to St. I'miul. children. 'Die> had Rush established (lie Rush Foundation in 1953 to provide grants for various educational %%,i re no amiti cultural iicticittesmiu . The' fund now is valued at about $25i million — -- - SO 111 0 r it a fl i of ' ; I)EMO( 'I(A'I'l(' CH AIRMA N .11-',AN %VKST. 1 (H)I) indicates she may resign, alld Li twoman battle may be shaping up in the struggle for party leadership. price guRIelinc., and promises a crackdown on violations. Co ing m ' - ; 4 -.-. -. -: • ' - '-- - -- -- For Narcotics S anfor d -. -- -- M Arrest ed u critic ,suthurta.'s until her li Magnolia Avenue, S.mnforsl Russell Lewis Johnson, 4, sit 114 Maple' Avenue, Sanford, The boy was turned over to father jrrtved to pick her up juvenile authorities. was transferred to the county ail Monday a fter he was S END Lawson A. ci ()rI.mndo. birged with possession of FLOWERS \ truck driver for Termin,s. niiarijuana and possession of 0 Transport. told it. KaliTh narcotic paraphernalia by the Russell that someone entert'si S,mnfsrsi Police Department. his truck while it was parked it allegedly ap- the Sanford Farmers Market Johnson Lewis and removed six boneless proached Patrolman 70. ('ooi1t and handed hun some hams, valued at [\'n T>kr. 1111 West 20th pa raphs.'rnalia, narcotic ('tuoiuib placeti the suspect Street. Sanford. reported the and then notified theft if small two-wheel trailer under S k's.' ,mgent , % ho obt,itnt'sI a issw. 16)tW)ld girl search ssmurrant and executed it -Iromit Coral Gables, wa mit list' suspect's residence. ': Acc ident I s R ul i ng Tue drowning death Springs year-oldAltamonte of a sssjiimin timis been ruled accisit'nt'iI b ('apt I. J Kriz of this.' Semnimusle ('ounty Sheriff's I'partmiit'nt The txd' of Mrs Jeanne L. Trowbridge, 53, Apartment of Village Green Apmirtmnents, s recovered from the apartments pool about 11-45 (', as mu ill. by ('haristopher hlt'ath. 23, of Apartment 9-I) mind Samuel II Reed, 42, of Apartment 9-C. The incident was first rePorc( i to the Altamonte arrest, - searching Officers the narcotic' mipartinent found parmipharomilimi and niiartjuana Joluison was trmtnsfc'rre'd to thc county jail on warrants issued by I)istrict Four Justice of Uie Peace Bob Carroll, and sers by ('snstabk' (red (mulloss a arrested while purchasing -' ticket at the Trailways Bw5 Terminal in Sanford. The 4117; - .i ss ti en - - -- s'oWlt -- u r Staff /\4 e e t s.- bonsI turned s.s iS SANFORD FLOWER SHOP O t .1 ctiargt' 4 L)t't. Sgt. Johinini> i'ar k. i Springs Police Department, but arrested a 13-searlild boy mur.i the investigation was turned charged hutu with unlaw It: over to coumuty authorities. t'ntr) to cI.imUllit nIilMIcmneans.r -. According Kriz, the l.*idv was ttiw it petit larceny. Th e sutnns.'rgesi in seven to eight was .irrested in connection wut Feet of is miter. the theft of $12 cash, a I )r. G. V. ;isrmi)', ttsWit) Sanford Naval Academs i niesltcmul t'xiumuitmis.'r, iwrftsniiiti ring mniil a io mmiii determined tluc 1511 from an mipmtrtmnt'nt cause (if death (is be drowning. i 41 --- autu$)sy - 'flue itt'iit.s has bt'emi rt'ports.'t iuimssmmig Li> ('hris Mitchell, . A r e a D ea th s '' - - D row n i n g By ' .. ' j smiisl might les.se n this.' mimiussunt Garay estimated this.' time of 'Ihie Just (Is (*lilt) i i'itv lois to pay. death as nspproximiiite'ly S it iii. I )mnmlt'r sssring a 'i'nanksgivmng I"ssx iis1mimst,iinn'd it is his call -do their mil l Open House at this.' ;ooil limig (lit' s'oumity for the Smmnuiarmtmin H ome. I)tstiitiomis of work by uom>'imn ioi tush (lislit ' i Si aii% (sli0 is itietiing to tributmon to irimike this ii grs'.it Mayor Brow mu Will council the road slav of 'llimimiksgmvinig for the itmittli and resurface I)iIt)lit m're ssvh'oiiie. I)mmincr will isisulsi tost $20,000; to patch amiti MAItGthIK'I reseal the road. $15,000, begin ill noon Thursday. G. 'tlt1t1hI) of mm jocular vein mire using (hits method They Freemniiri, In suggestedthe county might thanking the public' for the Mrs. Margaret A. Gerrard, t'on'ider ''giving credit from support gis'en In their efforts In go, died Monday nuighit at future road and braigs' (umids.'' help c'oiiiils'te the mus.'w building &'iiiimiule Memorial h lospitmil '[lie mutmitter wmus "resolved' (sir (lit- (soct Samaritan lltsmne, born in ('Ievt'limuuI, (Ibis.', slut' l':s-I'r)ismis.' is ins ited to cuimie' out lived 1mm Sanford for the past w!ti this-' ma)or Lwimig given dit'iiss to with and emit as they offer thanks to three years. Site was a umiemuiber miuthis. nt) to God for t he suI)l)rt , donati ons, of Christian Alliance Church of reimnt,uriiemiient developers to their dt'struclloru and prayers given in bt'tuilf of ()rlmuido. ti t tusimie of t he roast in slt'veloinust'nt. Survivors are ii brother-inCmsuncllimszmn 'l'roy l'iliind ('uus-crtsl distses anti slutumittons law, I.. I). Itoberts, Sanfordinterju''tt'd this' lust ''Funny'' by iiumiy ls' delivered to this' (',oO(t A. Roberts. Sariitt' can Imilihe it Samaritan Ilsummue or you may ruepth'w, L. ford; two nieces, Mrs. Naomi J tall (sir pit k up service a toll road l :to per cent of '11W I'ItI('E COMMISSION says are violating companies the nation's lumber - to D nner ' P h'iku. TI Ill i'E M EN who hijacked a Southern Au'ways jet to Cuba nine days ago will be tried in Havana on various charges, including extortion. --- - ltrsiwn said Winter Springs agreed to assist that iisunicipmility within the city - ii: s )U'I II V I 1-:TN AM i:si•: cia uii 134 North \'iet mimi iiu'.s' killed in ht'a v' fighti ng sout hwest - - of Maniufmmcturing :iM Co. and t-limuirmiian of its executive comuiinittet' at the timiie of his death i;. Slit' limul lived in Florida since her husbands death. Mrs. Hush established the 2OU•'t Eds (hi bush L ittle 'tisemitre iii St I 'aul iii 1911). She I V _. Dead At 93 to UEKLE'S Tires • PONCHO siso city : GULF PRODUCTS I riii.-3,sf CEO feet of s S C.arilsn.a :' ' t t-Z IS! , is Iit Sof t THE ACTION - L - - LA Ii WHERE cr,d y'r to pt in of a NEWSDIGEST the game! vrtu b1*ffi Support your teom with tnç to See you after fhc EIS LL Y WED%ESDL,'S StJ FORD PLAZA cctor- oiIra '. ILrT41 S/Alt ANd I The Sports Shop JCPenney Møn. ' TO . and Club - ZALES' VVIIIIAN Christmas SHOTGUNS now in! rr. - 'udfl arDgjn - ; r time. New BROWNING ' - 5% ." %,,m ,. $5 7973 Now! nOW. (• Relative to an agreement ith Altamonte Springs, Mayor %k limits with fire protection gratis. Ilo'ver, Mayor Brown explmminerl. when assistance is h ome alter mm long illness, - _' C -- district. Monday at tier Winter Park Enjoy your ' ---- Board relative to fire protection to schools not within it fire given in the district, Altamonte Springs, being paid for the service, would reimburse Winter Springs for their se rWINTER PAIIK, Fill. (All) I:dth BossIer hush—phi' vices. A niutual aid pact Is Linthropist, former actress and being drafted, Mayor brown founder of a St. I'mml, Minn., Sai(I, whi':h will be submniitted to theater tx'miring her name-died t'oiins'il. project could be handled if, two iisiI's i costing $8,BIK); 'imiter It> MARION BETIIEA Sprisigs 11,33 miles ). $25 (Xx) divergent ways, dependent upon the funding available by Totals 1,80 ,iiiles at a cost of the city and the county . One The WINTER S1'RINGS widen and .'uriltiimimi herbert Fox controversial resurfacing of proposal would be to resurface (ruin Sit 419 to o pined it is premature to Tuskawilla Road, has now bedbug Lake Road this fiscal 1-munsiuier the letter until area become more or less of a emsr, and complete the balance building is cssmsspkted and (lie xditR'al football, with City last night froiii bedbug lake Road to SR ts'rsetl 'flit' road road is Commissioners 1211 another cmir.A second s'dgs's. I"ox t- ontentted, mint' diseu.ssirsg tabling the miiatter su1e'n and I)roIIl WsJUI(l be broken mind fixing the road until elect ions after 'until resurface frsur ii Sit 419 (5) this' old IS - - ss sin ethii rig is its ilit' 1I(45 ever, Councilman Victor North Orlando south city limits ;srnnmsmsture Miller quipped, "it's only termriinating at that point for the Mms>or Itrostni s tressed that money Present If ttdt' are utilizing the road. The' discussion arose from a hush estinnateti the cost ( ttit' m'ity iS in Use stretch letter to Mayor Crmsnville' imsmite'riiils for the alternatives .ibk cumitlutisin. lie' %.ent di Brown from County Engineer -is follows: pro posal one from to t'xpliiin the' program 01% Willimiui Hush, noting that th e Sit 419 to bedbug Iike ltiunl sthiishu has be en initiated Is> tilt' County Commission requested 'miiintuIt' Count> 1.8 utile's t, county with iiiuimil(lpmllitit'S forwarding materials cost $33,800; Winter Springs I 1,9 mnilage regarding joint IumirticiPmittoll Ill 24 estimate for widening mules t, $35,600. Total .irts'rimil roads, ', fill that he and resurIacing Tuskawilla y,upumlti 1w 3.7, wilts a total cost suggs'ste(l Tuskmuvs mllmi Road it s SS which Road, portions $(94()() I;riiuit titW)r>. lunits of Winter through the 'hit' second proposal from Sit lox in jected, I didn't buy it Springs. 419 to the old south cit> limits before. imusi I don't buy it now'' tue would be Seminole Count>' iO.47 According to Bush 1w said, shasulmi be 'flit' rt'Icgatt'tl to other roads imu need of repair, which, Fox said, are in worse &'isntilttsiii It was suggested ttimst possibly : the iiimiyor mig h t misgiutiats.' with :4 di's s'lu'pt'rs to pave ttit road D ue '1110 III. N It V -' K ISS I N( ElI and I theirdii clstlsiiIsnt, is'hsus'hi ('itsschedule anot her meeting this aftl'rfl($ifl a fter ,t(s'riit'' Tlissiivas l"rs'eiiiiimi fr (./_. i'''. - ; Needs utilize the property for d two- representing a group of bwiinessinen, indicated to the conuuis.slon a desire to purchase the saint' 1.75 acres of property. for which Dr. J. A. Ilickinmin. Orlando dentist and Costs Cited will be the most points scored in any one I think -Co Clean ission lb 11111 S('011 participate in the repaving of Airport Boulevard by the Winner ............... Winner ................- Florida State Bank 19 73 Be To .muthisritt' ('xI)s'Il(lltures Up to tk'.t'ltsptr, hi,ttl atI ieil intsre?1 C Ik $l0,(X to fund the costs for a nosnthi ago. 4\ i... The prnjwrt) Is being iimaterials to resurface Airport A cit>.Vi ide dezinmip t'.miii' liult'vir&1 tsbt'en tiighay ' i'rtst'd isv Everett IIart'r ;11141 palgu (or Sanford was set b> the 92 eastward to Sanford Avenue. A. 0. Itoiierts arid nuiay be ready City conmiis_cion to tidy-up the and to make it a 2.lsut in thus' for cunilliisslon action entire city by Jan. 1. 197:1 Casselberry sh night l).i%etIlent, .is well IS iliI tt)Vt' 4551 Monday ork session. -t øAt MinuLty's s iirtis'Iputinig I ;Irdfls.r is alo the present drainage system. iuSSofl instructed instructed y5' tilt with a Sanford phiysim'isn In tin' 'flit' resolution authorizing the ls's'ni requested 54)list' time ago By MARION HETIIEA E. -Knowles. city manager, to just 1".mirwsy Shipping I5la,a. Prt11'hIt,5ti0t will be ready for to draft suggestions for mutual begin the effort on Nisv. 27 by Misnisliiy night commission recently colliPleted at 27th w NTI:lt sI'IUN(;s - Mayor aid. \s yet, there has been no dividing Sanford into five Strt'st anti French Avenue. Granville brown reported to response (ruin this association, sertiuflS in order to utilize 'itm Kirk, Sanford real ('it) council at it recent the mayor noted. Therefore, he large truck to pick up ForAlso during Monday's disposal at no extra cost lrgt' commission 'ssiun, the cii) estate broker, also approached itiettimig iI ('Al NO, agreement s:iisl, agreement smis made by this.' (m)iii!iliMSiI)fl iltx)tit huyimig WaS tini(k' to invite the City of area municipalities in the south items not ordiniril> t-Lunied Liv fathers were approached by .t1)t)r0xiiui1mtIY one acre of city C-issellwrrsto rejoin the end of the county to draft their the regular refuse spervice. two groups wanting to purchase own w m mutual aid agrernncnt. Knowles said the pickups of clty-owned property, located In prmslwrt , located on Seminole upon payment of bouls.'vars.l near the tank farm S200 which would be similar to police mch items as old refrigerators, the so-called oil tank farm area $2th) entrance fee plus $3,000 as area. presently occupied by 15 their share ill participation in mutual aid. All cities, he said, StoVes. couches and etc., will near the lakefront and city hall. log cabin. 11w cabin is lease(i ° would sign the agreement. start in the area located south studies. Mayor Brown contends the ('oast Guard AuxiliarY b> that "we an Gardner, Walter Also, Mayor Brown exneed Casselberry.' of 25th Street. the city. Seminole at palmed, a discussion would be Ili another action, the city anesthetist but admitted there has been no Kirk indicated he wanted to and Hospital held with the county School response, as yet, to the overture conunission indicated It would Memorial - One entry blank only to each contestant. Entries • the office of this paper or postIe Frda nn Nov, 24. " a'e CASH PRIZES I( I ti i iaut s 49 .10 irv ' it..II,,,..,,. .1. ii . ( 'I*'rk iti l i (Ann Sit'cikuvsk i I 'iii ii u I 't3U c;1,7-,es this weekend are placed, one ri aø on this page. Indicate %%inner by writing in the rame of team opposite the advertiser's name on the En'ry Blank. No scores. Just pick winners. i PRIZE — Sit RICKY SMITH 1& PeImettø Ave. S •tItI't S• tt Sit •'I' t.iI --------S.. I rSI' ()II11V iJIiiiIiI-'IiPiiUi \ I-* IN I 1 I'.I 'i i, .ititl Dick William*s Arthur Beckwith this morning. / MI pri Wi Cii "litsir I ills' %%Ith ' s' awl lws I iliiniiIlo i4 I )ct - SItI -- - t slili' mirrors. worth $108. Itivi'sttating Iii.' tl,'lt of ii car I )et Itsihert K tinkler lq in. after It was recovered by Fi INqwr Ernie I ,ggett of the %ect ig4,(tIli the theft of thre' 111S4'S (51 t'PI and H rod and reel I'Ior 1s1;i I lihwoy l'idrt'I - from Earl Iliirr, 5721 Hear Nike M-cording to ri'wrts, ,cggett 4F f (ide, hirest (*it)'. Totiil V;iiiiu' 'tl5I)I$'(l ttii' sar (Ill sit w, west wit, ; estimated lit $37 I If I Iit('tst jitu' 4, and the driver %'ilIiiuiii I'etree, 621 I,iiku' ltIliilI4'(I suitii the vehkIe and I lowell Ituasi, retorted lro7u'n flvd sii fiN it - '\ Jii ur t tiiiiu' later. meat md beer mtitsslrii', Irons Isis p her ill s sie u,i r lirient (ill, carage lrreu'r ii (all lrss,ii I)o;na nI c Mrs Cathy Kirsik r,.;sI1 t'I suIpitta, ru'lx)rtsnit the 1971 (hi' theft of is wallet. t u,ntaIriini I )atsuri as stolen. $81 andslip('rs lruumii the kitu IsIri I ki - •h'rrv ('apshaw Is conat Webb',, I'hisrriuiiu'y in l-snti tilitillili his investiiiittoti Intus Park,this' t mIt at the %Vuodlumnds I)an,i4ite to the roof ,it 1.1sr rv',isIsui* - , III Mrs. linda I'resrrlption 0—tiler, I7.I5 Ilsilu ltisIils'iit)i. us; Stoney Itlulite - -Wifl )'I.9!, I"erri l'ark, isiter Court. hi,. theft ','.'as reisrts'sI its s'smneonu' tried to break Fr is i,,, hut a list of Items taken N(ithing was iusisstng. 155 Wit iiiIiin'(IiiItUl) iiviillushlt'. 1 )aVt(I • 'iirtiett , 301 Sunluiiiii Mrs I (I5?III'I$',h tiic 5111(1' tin's . Sariliril, reissrtt'd r,t)UrII'Il ttsr iiliiI III list' ,' ljji, -,tI w .s hint 'if it sirls bicycle worth A II REST (TI V MAN v-a . lisisMIflIt ,srtI('lts at $8,215. Aiisuni items taken were stereo 140. car arid a semi-truck on Marsh Road west of Winter Garden Monday i I'. Perry. mIlillilIger of the (lUiIiiilt'tit, jewelry, ('lstIICrBs leton Ifea th. 2.', of Forest City Road, P'nrt 12 - 20 ) ni. Charles Littleton Direct Oil ( i '''I' ny, I Iiitta Wa> ;111d clothes. was driving the car iahovei. Name of the truck driver wa. five and 511 431, retw)rted the I);iI.' E Walstssn, of ('mauve held by the Orlando office of the Florida Highway Patrol. Cha ri.r withheld with I l)iiitli(Iilitv builders, told theft of *215 1k' told I'puty are ix-nding, further investigation by Troopers J. R. Harper and A J suthorities s4uIieofle stole a (nru' Bradshaw Jr. that the Lane. I it splai's', still in a crate, (ruin money was probably taken by - Ithpt'r' ( lii -iilfl [I,tii';it)imployc who was supposeul 11111 Brantley hill lane, to, sir ssIt it in the bank. I' I trimtstk v I lisrisir It was valued lobert ltatkley of New At $530. .learb Canada, of 734 Orleans reported (tie theft of a Itis> wood ('ircie. Sunland 1968 :Jnt'olri Continental to the sheriff's department. reported this' theft of a I 3 dtUUIb/4L 1 '1 swinand had a slow start this '1* has great abi2it t fall, Pker IS credited h AtremsUK' street,"said ('NiC'h 1c4t' M mziksng the r.mst irn 'once I get pad the lrne of D04119ICkt'. 'R that, j mean \M hAS ITCTIWT)4OUS speed frIiI sc1-imrrgc IIfld f&* Ol Ii (k'- team over the past three weeks in our biic'k IensXe hack,-he said...it's 111CC H caught even pass for tt4d it, Ih'N I'dS doCP Ifl the be1fl " Ir 112 yards against Kentuci,' the basket. I relish the ciudnent's hac1t,e)d knge of one-onone" CfiITW on B sp('c'thC'UIM mm Thars the kc tO an out. Although Moore's 176 standrng runner," I)ickes st4Kt a pounds h nded recpton of a Nt rcafl qualifies." arid 5--fool-10height aren't spe er Moore credits the steady am- cuit qualificatrnns for either ' provement in florida's young fooibal or haskethall. be ohrr3 said. '1 feel hk offcns:ve tine for his success vrnu cce I'm - c'omrn . - on" ------- 7, the other Gatm will have to be even better to have a ChaT*' t State here ipsct I Parr A.11 aU - Jones, S.'iutssrtt and Mrs. Elitinus. NmiMim, Mentor, Ohio I1risimi F'wueral httumoe in s'huurgt of 4srrmuigt'muiemits Funeral Notice (it'r r,.rs.i. O, n,uos sm Mr,,,urii liotpt,5 Il tsc rstsd in Wrdstid4v at ''" lions. esili Mv. Cts.ri.s . ,s? uun,f4i rs S itt iw I i-,-, ii SI, C p.,' rut'trr - ,,, 5, • When Service Matters -- OKW AND, MRS. MISNOANI I A—I s.'vs ii of ce% 5o Mr li Mrjr5 A • lit %. BR ISS ON FUNERAL I 01. Ot " sts'soii (uY s FSTtt1 ssi c i �I,,,.- to Aai.•' 7B—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Nov. 21, 10 72 it, Shower Bridal 1j Honors Laura I . I't Z_ F -1i V. -ffT !. I *, 1, , _- A.-0 Hi;J I - .. ., I i I `ilit..V 11 .•- I — i )e :. L I Brown Yankee I.nkc home of Mrs. James Eke'rn Sr. was the seuingNforiipre.nuptiM A1b - ,- .r nnnnrrng miss Laura k-e)ect M John lee BroWn. b nnwer ' r- r' ,._a ,, - " I ii'i (. '-I a I '(.'1ItI1V 1'ILIL Hnteses with Mrs Ekern were Mrs. Jim Ekern Jr. Mrs 14!)s C I Hamner of me bride's chosen colors E i hurgun4 and white were used I. decorMe the part) rwims. The gift table held b(c'nrated umbrella 1- used an the refreshment table along with a nterpiec for a kel bridal doll. - - k Refresh. :ents of raspberry punch, petit I1 '.4 , nnil :. P - - - ' L -- _ a yellc' I 'LIA A , 1 —,-------- r7 l, . — SHOWER happiness are from left, Sharing pre-nupial Mrs . James Eern Sr., hostems. Mrs Flovd Br3,Am. the honorees grandmother; M rs. Ray W, Bromm. her . John Laura Lee Brown. honoree. Mrs. Rumblev Sr.. mother of the future mother: Miss Vi bridegrolom; ana 'Mrs. Nancoll Dunn. his grandmothex. ___________________ _____ $ . - flunn Ros Brown F)oBrown. lJo'd Swain. Anna Butts and Aayne Willianwin Also Mumes Janim Austin. ..1 1,11i Smith. Jane MilleT and lkol Rurrolhlry ______ s--- MRS. E. R. WOOD. left, is holding _________________________________________ the orchid plant she ,won in a tinique ______ .. a r-- -- - b ______ Fc - — o/je, y L — — — N K , k)-1 ~_ I- - I, 1 1, , till (;re) an'D on Lii Mr. and Mrs. A J Wthtcomb, 3213 Rantoul Lane, San ford, are announnng engagement an d fhcamtng :nWriage of Unir daughter, Miss Althea C. Whitcnrnb, to Michael Allen Daugherty, son of Mrs. A. J. Daugherty. 231) 1.ake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary . at .% .3 U: - . S ,, - pane I 5Lan - - a Norfolk, Va., the bridedect is the grand. of Mr. and Mrs. V. Lombardo, Lancaster, Pa., arid . Mich. Mrs H. Whitcnmb, TThs-, Born in U1 d Men Ly '121.m; third, Mrs. Marie Accardi and Mrs C. Harris ii; and fourth, Mrs for all 2fI: north-south, first, Virginia Kolsan and Mrs. Elsa Mrs Abb Richardson and fli Ur4kJes - 115 MacNaughton 122: second, Mr G Peiirat1 .4rc Meyer 120i ; third. Mrs f nrwi - Her fiance, who is the grandson of Mrs. A 3. DouiLiiert)Lake Mar)- , was barn in Aiim. S. C He was graduated from Mid-florida Tech in 1973 and is employed by State Electric The wedding will be an event of I)ee. 31. at Church of NaUitv. l.ikr Mary ith - • E . ' • - At Seminole High School, where she was graduatt'd in 1971- she w as FBLA officer and a member of Pep Club and Student Activities She attended Seminole Junior College and isrurrentjs- a teachers iiJdeat'oomsHignsco1 CIr he ahead of (T% him—and aU the bars lie has o har you! Hostess Coftons FAVORITE RECIPES of famous women have been compiled in cookbook entitled "r)emocratjc Cauc us Cookbook" Seminole counts' Democratic Women's Club recently presented a copy of the fascinating publication to Sanford Public Library, Mrs. Sara Harrison, librarian. center, receives the book from Mrs Myrtle Graclick, left, and Mrs, \V (1 Livingston Brilliantly printed caftans —)Ofl5(' and fl owing—arc per. feet for holida time or hostcasing parties. S1)les are similar, but the range of prints santa from classical Oriental La modern geomet• F F L 'S 61: - WY. 17.92 -- OR MORE You'll / I J. r I,.,. hiiuil 54 )'aI'n frioi ','i I ,r' Ii 1,11,-i tO 11 17 21 24 - - — — — - — II - 25 — — 77 28 29 76 30 32 34 35 3) .10 -- — 31 -- — — 40 - 41 tact ceac"n It toni eros liriari I'frt- nlo anti Gale Sayerc of the Rearc, who rrct ac lynlm-c by $tepheni St,ndhei,iu, ( him-ago rivIc tII grrr to ISV/C Path Therrntqtsurutlinit ilonc p rr,iutjne t,'hetc. despite the re m-oreographil by .frr'itnc' tither ac white anti the again a first-fat I that tine Ilohhinq I Int ,,tht Pula'k They t. ruyfle e':efl mince TV precentntit'n 1010 gpl.c ranrt 47 I Gardening & - Landscaping Hints Decorating Ideas r i') 51 I ( )) 57 - - - - - - - 1 ill (3) (7) Phil Donapiji' tJ Ponra' Pr,orn i4'r Truth ! 'ru,lh or CcoisccII,ences (a r,'-1 (9) Draqnet _a - rvtNIP-1G to Ti'ii Thi' (6) (9) - :r ivu' Grit ii -i 19) Ufooim, () Pri'' (2) r)t I. Pare () f 1 Al TI PP1(J Idi, V l or I IIIfaIIl. I'i'otliitts " (9) I4oiIwcxI squareS io (6) I4a.saI1 Five 0 (9) Movies Ti 10 (6) Movies (9) Marcus Welby, I? 00 10,00 1 1 I'ul.l.V uhuiLlI 11 no POt .1 V - As n - six -until his-iiltl daimghl''r gt'i oltiei my Pet I 't'evcs conteriililg liaby urttiiint' runthlilhc's to iiioiiuit - s hy do tIiSpi)SaL)ll' tliihItI'IS ('01111' oiil',' Iii W 11111' as t'tulurs and small prints witultl he so nI(s Iii summer wIlt'n baby otlen wears univ a diaper and an umult'rshirt 'then there art' baby toys that are nluute tut such hAul) plastic hilt))' cannot cope V.1111 thit'iii l'iit')' cdliii ('011 11' SO t'nclosecl In plastic and t-artll)nam'd that one can not tell it it is hard or )liih)lt' bt'ftiri' tiirchasimig Vhl) cant til(' same adomaluhi' little sli'epi'rs iiiadi' fur flt'V. burns he matte SO that they can 'grow'' ss mlii the bab) and not have to be discarded alter a0offl six V. l'h'KS so Those for older tots hall attditiuiial snails tin them they ('au "grow" with the child Why ('ant ,\i,i. baby ('lOthCs be mar ked as to weight and tIelghlt of baby in fl age as Iiataes Collie Ill fill steatl MD INC. l7 5) e :1 .-:' 6 7 5 (7) World 1 6 30 (6) Summer (7) Sports huh Uk) U) to'J,, (6) News 9 walkers that scoot tutu the I or she us soon r i (7) Jeoi,i't, (a) ''r" ___ * ITS SCEMTIFtC. FLJN.OI'1iE ,,.. - - % el""Illoall - - 1(1 in c - '- (j-',i(_ ,i' ' t.. -_ Torr t'i ' - 1ilJIVt r rrj ..r - , (f Tatro 4 Dri.I - ',i1104'r',4'' p, cu.-,owl'IME -- 10 E~T)(X) Jt{1i_GON cutir - - - e ,t - _____________ - - - (1) Dais of Our L (a) Guiding Light (9) Pi-t' iied Car".- - --ALSO AT ) IS— The Gu,o4 The Ba d oiitd -.' (a) Fdq () I. w:t.a i'ri 1- I itt.' - tJ (1 - i'' _______________________ ' Q (2) Dx t4rs 2 HIK - _____ i-:ti CAllUS GR. SIS '1(1 t-;%%SIlt )VS :I' 1 lilt:, .5 I .( iNI )( )N Itritish It5t:) s anti girls have ts'i'n given the first educational . ___________________________________ __________ t ;ivi: . t - of Nq ____ — -'1_____________________ tl 1:LILI LfT4'LIIJ_11i' Crr..- Ily out Iroiii under baby and he (2) Anotr ) floor crying bloody murder. It does not take a skilled (a) Lose Is i Polll engineer to see that the legs are too short atiti should Ifllj)0SSil)tC Corn 1H ardi'ii by would Sptendord Ih r over a grants LW out further so that tipping () c,eee?oI 4's- '.i tntinir. an urgHflhFatIt)tl set up Then ther? are hat, - food meat diniwrs that do not tell isvt•gt•-ii>ttit o (7) Retu'r to P. what 1wrcentage Is meat and shatptrctiiti Brit ish Nespa per L)uI) what Place ea(tly not know so mother clues tables ISPuLlishersAssn. Secret Store' (a) gettingtoeatIoftenwundeIfthe nitiii1aturvrs of tInt. tsurereiveda grant to , • Il,n&g,•i,.giiIg'IIwgiiihlIIIIvtlit'iii if they had tlaI)1CS ifi study the gu'olugy ul a 'ultisfl as Ihe' s -I :-o (7) I Drear" ;iiicl kmi'V.' is Iittl&' about their promltitt t)V.il their jeanil island anal another ss,is helped tell their customers -'—.JVST A MUTt I EU (6) Fisntst''---suith railV.ay fart's to study the and 1)EAII I'OL.LY t) '.scs st,it&'.miV.fli'iI railV.ays. Ponder 1.%'flllt' Whit) Wafltt'tl to know 3 iO (2) l'tw grants are cat- h V. orth tip ler, C' (6) hOW to treat her Ice cube ha $il2, of the 21i successful trays so tilt- lee will again 5 30 (7) (6) Nc.ss applicant-s. 12 already have P4.., --come tiut easil --- 1t'asii and (6) Hc1,ln Lict'ri iit'ct'ptt'd for uni-tsitIes, trays tiltthoroughly dry 6 00 (6) " and then spray the insid s egetahit' with that put e ___________ spray-oil coatiiig iism'ti tO George W. Crane, Ph.D., MD. keep pans from sticking ____________________________ Fill with watet and Ireeie "I 11 utuli' iii is muiil .i j lac bus It nih's I do this pei'iodicaliy and % 7 six Iiislrad she is comes 110W iiiit'IysI In mine the let' Ill ,igr-uld the tt,','ii,iisIt .iuluig nit easily and tlui's u'atit stuck (' V It 7. of ihr lIttle i'll in a urld toiulluci hill, thu' l)E,-\It l'Ul.L\' To et'UllI)ilii/t' till ShUlflI)llII I ti take thr '4 ibant giants flf Ill, IC s(IIit't'tt' I ubu hI 'ttiit't'lit rated tom ni and then (ill a — lest -- iuuitlin,-d below I hen snu taittli' with hail water and hail shampoo and shake %s i'll unilet stand k iulil irs far ian tot iii 'I'hik shampoo lathers better than in its original , tiritrm and certainly goes much lui thit'r - M US K I) I' J'I' . ,,, - Uj 1'00 I i IIOWSHOWIP9r, (n't Frm 4 "" (9) Let's Ma 7 00 on tIu 1b'ntth''l - '/9T0#i'S IANFiat) I]: " (6) It-i'a! it-,. (i(9) All M Ch'cP' 0 (7) Dsr Van Di' (6) As the '/,arl't ___________________________________________ legs ahi(l across (bios (9) / - -- ' T. Mali. a iSa-1vd T\. 1'}w Valachi Pa Y.4ffl - •-. -----------------' _____________ -- --____- -- _________ EVERY DAV -- - - - By WORRY CLINIC _______ SEAF 1 5 Dinn ' - - , - -. . ' -' - , -' - u -:oie si ; ,.d,'r . ' Highball '' 6 , , ,, HIWICAPII IMTI*iiISi ASS Most Cocktail y I ('ASK V 5) Ruth It aged 10. worries her mother "I)r ('rant'," the latter began. ''Ruth seems 4ibnorintullv in tt'rested in •tdsertist'm.'nts lot a whit- il is why toddlers of ten let ,i gl,uss slip for their fingers dun won-tan's bra out thcst' ads that reach halt w .i around it 'She cuts h-'urt her more sour 12 fiti show a bra and keeps a scrap giant rulers" would make %,,, ., hx)ik of them Isn't this it sign of abnormal go to bed at 8 p n'a And censor your TV shows interest in sex" Smrtee that is the world of gut: 'IIui s slit' been seeing t oo many TV shows, for otherwise wtiy in which kiddies now actual, sliiuulcl she stitiw this exaggerated leo' they' relish stories in w Li the Of defeats the giant interest in tireast supIsirt s” - hop o M Remember Thumb.'' as well as ''Jack ar:d SIhioI.s sin ':i Ss , uses your (us ant.' I'eese, Polly's Problem or solution homemaking idea, Pet to a problem Write Polly in care of this ness %IuiiI)Cr. You V.IIl receive a dollar If Polly r-. El'''- B A H AM A r ' - WIN AT Tuesday, BRIDGE 21 Nov l- 1 ' - - - - East Forced to guard " Un ca list' Wit' ol)I)(iilt' lit hit'lti four cards in each red suit and wound till L)t'itlb llt) I1t'I('SSlY sijiit't'it'd East %t'utl hit' 511,11k' It'ttl and It'd back a trump South i_i_- no in 115¼ u-,hf,l Itic Ii:inii last simile and ran off hit' of titt' I rurisjs vol (Ilicirdiuig two hearts fmutii dimtilmny Iii' didn't ktiuw ml titus' miiiirtil- would break (ii' it a S(jit('t'/t' wtitilil ttt't'ltiji MI I,(. knew was that lit either i's-t'ntiimlity hu' would ii'aiikt' Ills shatii uitt(1 ttit't was ui ot hem limit' uI 1)1;i% Fast had to iii akt' a I utuil ,if Iittii itu 'O,it'tI liii' (ii 'ItO i,.(lt i),i(ll?i Iii it 'I .1' ..,t. •i'iii' next WIs ti ill,' hut ht' ;litl' It't a toiU',ii('r, heart go \Vht'ii it t'anu' to list' fuurthi ,hiuil last out' hit' Wds a gout' gtfsliiig lit' hitl lii iilltiii ti limit' iii lii.' r'd stgitt ,iial Ihit' sI,uffl ome lest •' a -- - ' ' r- - iuim - r ' ___ friend, I - (rIde ( Ii UI MORNING I, , Extension 40 V,4 ________________ ' l a ir, 4'. r fir , - (6) ,, WEDNESDAY - - ' I4"t _________ ' ruertu •,/4r' ' '.' he 3222611 or 831-9993 ________________ 4 4',iI JO (7) 11,-i.' (9) tI' 1 i -i 12) P4. --- - 10. 1, (3) (6) (9) News (I iO (7) Tontqht ¶,hnw (6) () Mo-sit's DEAR U ,' ' ' __________________________________ '' ) (,mh' () (a) Mat,de ('ha Ii'rt'- 14)I In'r \uIi' - — CALL TODAY — I 1,,r uc 'A., Shout, Not , With %t 1) The conning ru old Shimnpet thnight'e of tibet the us age at if-urn;, W"lb''i Pi%n r, - •' Look in the Sunday Herald '1- T1si 1 10-Il -\R( I. (31 1 ,-,,,'''fitiiO4' ,, Thrill 'ceers 00 (7) West ' ' - % I (a) What's My Line' 4) 4L''S P41NTEutS 4i ithiO16 from the Carroll Right er Institute You have (ii N I RAI lI-N 1)1 N( II S consudenahir menial agility no and can see t-.I, kyu k INIWIPAPIR hat needs doing by dc arty hoV. best to accompiish conihining mental and manual atulitues for excellent results But make a point to carry through with what you start now .-KII-S iMar :1 to Apr l') A good day to make the appointments necessary for gaining your cherished aims since he pocr of the planet' is with you Plan a nc course that ,j in bring gicater sticcess in the near future Avoid one who makes you feel uncomfoi tat-ile 1 AL' K tS tn :o id May () a hand Ic all Illose small ta real success of a financial or puopemly nature early and from them, since they are suIJI RI the oscialt picture line day for n-taking colletion and pa> menus, too (1- MINI (May 11 to June III (Jin pensonal aims by getting together mitt others and toni mng straight to the point I ake the health and neatity tieatnneflt' ou need first (set some re ading done before yu leture MOON (lilt I)Kh-N Junc 11 to July III Make those so preparations early that will hung you mote success an the very near futunc II you consult an expert in your field 1)1 endeavor, able to add much to yuui presenh mnome l)o SO you will confidentially, though LL() i July 2 to ug 1l ,t'i in u ou Ii with good friends you are des (lied to ihci:i l(eottie part of those and stii group meetings t hat will bring tutu tI t he I a Is you need lust now Avoid one who us a real troublemaker VI K( () iAug :2 to Sept I .'b Show your finest apatulities in official circles and find the i ght outlet for them You can impnos- e your image greatly il civic .ilfaits Atooid one who has his or her eye on y our asst'ls LIII K A (Sept 11 to ( ) t .'21 I'Ijn i tune lot investigating whi t can ('e the key to gleaiet success and happiness Co,nmunijtifl w iiii people whosi' 'e',t s ate 'hilt ni-nt trotn yours is fine I earn a EooJ deal thtisty 4 to Nets 'Ii t.ain the i?'tt of others by St ()l-(I'R) (oct pay mnig you: 111115 on lime and tii-m ing i)tC toilet i tons iltat aic due you the esening us exeltcnt hi: ioiuiantt' .s oh rIse one you like the most !shoV. you ate a chi: riitn1 per con '1 it, thet Ai (n'm together with, an S'%( ,Ill I -UtIL S iNo ci I ut U me p1_irIs NO )' no an "Oi l) ''ccotiie inUre ally and till, Mote t V. oil. pmnpctly prospe: ous. tan make thai pfO Show you it hiuipont .ini l) vil tie.ttC des' ot mon and less apat l L bare .i r ejsonjt'lc pet sun iii Jati ,'W 'I iiu i an 1ct iti.iity little ( -\I'Hl( OHS ul)' tacks out of the w ,iy t1uitk I> am ine. fill-. iiiIi eck day that hate t'rrrt act tiititil,ut ing .tfld >titl .1 ii' not Si) lousy vol ill attic thin g'. I omen to w hat cu-V. toil. e fs 11.1% c It, 3119sest for greaten progresi in the near future I to I il I'l l ('Ian the ity 's iL'uraiions ,Qt' sKIt'S (Sari early so you can get i ighi i n io m hen: ,iI ltl a hat d utay 's V. onk hi'it' IiOIa 11(115 ilr,,,ttiI S (1(1 art' .5 sniril 1)1 Sh o ii,. one muDf helph iia now Avoid nflt' w ho JttiCS generosity an I'IS( I S ii cl) '11 to Mai :Oi (.'sc mmiii', jitt'fltt , lfl R, hioriir jrid hjiiiiiy tvI_i) ,ini -,- 'u tint I hIm it i_i,tt,iII''ns .iiit)tv' ttit'iL c' ins1ctal'h) i II itt u mien lain i-i let IS iS Ii. iIi$C ill lit and ni .d_e t'ser)uflc tpry tlut't Shi,)V. > ''ti if c a 'Oti.l fti'i1Iy' iiian or Vol lie on site wilt be II- YOLk (11111) IS hoRS I (IllS') w last .ini) des-c: .i hi OflC tat ihios driugh! fail %-iiung peu'ple l escnyonr because of el altorig lanioultymind. w Iso will g Il is. as w elI as 1w a )O fill in JInl(".t es cry sutijt'ci the ifltvICi I ca is early to mamsing tutu im hem is the famnhly which to corn pleic w bailese I hugs i uct' I'Ccfl tt a' ted, t)tIS'tV. i't' > 1)111 chihld could go lntnii one thsn lii Ilut' tOlot'i JO) nesri really I'-'iiflI Cat IV un.h slaiti accomplish nniui_ Ii I- irki file sat Wed UatiOfl along such lines I he Slats :mpel. they di' riot coiuipel Whit - iu :;.ake of your life is largely up to 's (It - 'inroll R ight e r 's Indis iluil I Ofrt .ist f o il )out sign Ioi 14iI .q'y V.11'1 >- our liiiihittt DcccrilIt is now meaty I iii mid S I to 4 snaIl Kigitiri I uici_asi ( rlans ul nCw spapem ), 11011 ti?'), Ilollyw t)(XJ, ('J'tI '(b(',' S M. 4 l Iat -'> tel is ate Ill( ) uii_ u i" Find ... .4 i. %Ie*wr., this pit i It mystery a tie uuIlerI myctery how t)- 'y o1 (r c(,it in it 'Ailtie f)r,i,jI,c ?/ie ,• , '4'b.J 'e9',r,Aç /'i r ritikI bitt' p' it aiorri trichnaul "° TUESDAY 48 - Problems? Trust Abby. For a personal reply, write I. OØ j.d d..e ,y, BOX 070, L. A.. CALIF. .ae-d. addressed envelope. io% - - _ ' 1'I1011 -' 56 - I•L 'fl, CASSELBERRY rif life ('IfçeI' when J'i' III ?fI ,hunrui'c ('alri playc fIr,,'r. f)pe Williams j ;t ' lii" original muck W04 written by I pitru,rd I%crnctelr, anti ibm - - F— 55 CARROLL RIOHTIR'$ ii bead uf ctir.'r• after :i long layoff lie !rnrlq tflfl(t tIn the job anti !enrnc r frnn', stiffer ing frtfriselettvS;4 i'euby he1p h -d fftm.' the fa(tA of ruimi ag helps hint aml!n41 In a newr hOSiliii) 411t1V tRIl fl'IY SU1I the f11I1flY iititlulytu iirr ctnrtt'il r--t' tr I if 1r' %i'.i rlui - (-)(() 36 DEAR MLcrI:R since you bad what it took to go from a "harT')" to an ezecuthe. lay It on the line, and tell your staff that "Harry- " Is okay In inner-office conversation. but slowde (Ii. "family" you'd nrefer to be called "MIster." ', u' - ' 52 EMHI K Juice 1 I .0 lIt ','''rk W ,- I came jo this tiffice as a much younger man anti now NOV 11011 4 1 l ciIe s a - 23 ?'' 50 v w'• ct e 49 FURNITURE SALES Real Estate Transactions Local News Coverage /77 AV tilt if 9 liii' R 1(19 11) 115 hawaIi f'lveII If, 11w' eec unit t'picoilc' of this arwi hilly .1' cia nih ng as (',al Ihnmepurt ctorv, (hrIc Vachori 'iii? 0I ar lady l'a(-e Warden. Ic him im'il nmniti a vendetta -rst.iirr'f'ahr ares are q IDII1)' heil ttie hlliumnuirig (,arr,'tt '-ll ('8S) The '--' • yr,inigect frtr 'hi' lawman Stilt' - Wed NUt' fl-it Mov vusi'ni,her of the famlly'c death.'riii'ctlayNight lii' no oh lb Ic It It:, Story Opposite Gargriyle mu.' ganigl:urtul fachison ii rtm %vr suits of lit" lung-running caI*rinl'i'/iP(. ( BS throws a'-' trait ic poll nut on Steve 111141 U lIiu;iniIW;i' lilt woti It) At lu'iny frI(V'/ $C this horrr,rsIIcpens4' iucci;qqhri Ic I in piirted by the' nothing Awarile a not hue hid aflthtopolOgict and hie rIati i'hqicr V,icl,sit,c Jliirrild (',raujd It wac r.'lruu ccii in 1'$1 '-liii e'i by a rae nlrna( ttl ii yd ii u.niorc Vaction and liii I ito anal JiuIi't hum' lit It' r teat hotrthIe.lor,k in veteran ii hit I itPwr Adler kipt :ip.ur t liv t',uigh they rceearrh a ,sl- cni Ie,,iiirii' V.i-:(.i ,a '.t hitti •iui't I'ii.-, It, Itt •'ri I•I li-u,0114.h'ig'/ anti find a :i, grotecqne they think it' ; ri, Tb.' skplcton dee' - * * * .iritc. railed gargoyles, • It- cketetr.n ba.k f'iimed in I'1 1 i,.ii;' h'( ic t111s ' 14 DEAR ABBY nis I.% a message to officl, I'lliploves, secretaries,- anti mine in partit-ular: IOKI ('SI I (1k WI:()NI:SI)-\ Outstanding Home Values Planned Developments iT is ______________________________________________________________________________________ THE LATEST Condominiums II i lou' i' i Ii lti'rse't Nfl -I Stills n,iio.r , 0 1 16 tiiafl CHICAGO TIIIUNE—NEW YOPK NEWS SYND.. ' S Apartment Complexes • - - - - 13 — he THE LATEST 0 5 4 15 gem ,- - - - - -- 'IjiliP jfl1'j('i1'.S 'I' J S"flit' rian 1114. Week Ni,ti;li" Wo'l. (eiurge (1mklrI, of Ituk war in t,,nrhlng II liii Moreni', It ii mini I1.'ym"r11crnot t ?4 V.. 'iii Epochal it )tnl.Iln ,II'( 31 'rumbtel iR ('i'tlI'i latCh III tlIi-hnatnP far S ') 12 11 \0 0 00Wool Z o 1. r" - 5-,, - ' ' - & You'll Find... P'PP" p4546 ~ ,\~-,* ~ ~ ng I till SiUis'iI wroni 31 Al hIt. CI'u'it 1 Ill tt iii.' SI N.e.lavr titil 101 hOtthu nit 'vS fti,nulii . 541 I ),.r1tra it s4 c;lr gaili. I ,.is IT Ih.I 1)05% N fl.,i';'urt I Eu'' to oi''l ti'iiiuiIiIii5 71 ia's iatt 21 A''.i, aIia,i 2 iiIu,, il ponipIfl' ,i Mi if I );.,atIr sit', bt incli,v 'it I ,-i,,oao state fi',-w miii 21 (ii''Ii. '1 I St,untii, - so-called I)rnittm-r.itim-all - 3 Jul fl tlunisii' 'a R-umieit (Vt 't R 1144 Ill 42 43 44 I (oki,i ________ 81 Il.ShIiii 3 2 1 _•........ n - it - I P'icutroic and N. Meyer I Ilfi and fourth, Mrs Ruth Poletti and G Pearsall 114i BO Lii that with nine abkrn play d. ed b,' Oscar Crosby W in ners included average - tic g. but I \\inn(r t)cRar Bridge Club held its East-west winners were first, meeting at the nesi Mrs. Edna Reilly and Mrs G location at DeRar' Communit Cro,ake a 1261; second, Miss Center at 8 Shell Rd South. Ethel Johnson and W. Stone - they Spir •: - A -- first — 49 I.tkr.I 1,51111 - cretary Is capable. hut more than once she has L)arrassI me by using my first n:%fltc Because I deal with mime distinguished nnle. I t' to answer my own phone, knowing that it's possible that my secretary may say, "Harry. It's for you?" There are circum.stances wi-ten It's terribly touchy to suddenly ask to be cal led "Mister" after one Is addressed by hIs first name That's thsituation I fi nd myself In. Perhaps my employcs will see this, and understand at they can't go wrong with a ''Mister.'' but you can cause embarrassment and controled Irritation with a first with other ex ec utives, I am ne ver name. In my conta th an of fi ce staff who refers to the wi faxcrably impressed boss s.c "Harry" CALL ME MISFEII IN MlI)MlSSOtItl Ii Marry I My Photo _________________________________________ Bri(ke Cliii) \anIt i,ev 1 iaa 'MLster' without creating a chill that affects of lice efftcicn- — - 11.4 - Fantasyland Tableshow and Boutique to be held at the Sanford Club Cecelia Farmer -1r: - im .- 7) v T. C____ - L. 11 annual Nisi rrnoomont n-SM on cnki'rc t a ble which she won Garden Garden ("enter. Dec. 1. 2 and 3. it " I t__ -:__ _____ 1 To _____ _____ N 5' CCUt$V' isltlon Mv secretary was rc'ponsii)Ie hd e- s hen I tartt"d and iilong tIh other i cnpio>e 'he , n first nirneOcc an i'mplo'ie caiL tile holcilno the flora l ______ i l l .'. lh'(hael Don . : Business and Program rnemberc Mr Earl \ihlach ic elimination game contest at the recent General meeting of Sanford 1% SitaIl hR Kenluebty l).rhy equint' II .iviit st.1lO. 7t1 l'oiq.-ssC,t 21 VarIety of 43 llt(f.'irnI 4% Ri-n,, )ii.I - ____________ fliulitlt/111 !tiblt . (%'•q. Sr*,ae ' oiit - pO4 ('to 411 ,t. •mIn. ----=- _______ It I coil i""l'' ) ii) As it (ls'i ) 32 '':h"uei. u5*t 14 EniiaviI Ili ii htiiiiiill nF:.-%n III tH-1t: I( 'c not normal for a hcatths ntan in e his manhood at 40, lie should he examined ph-siralIs .W vi I..i1., SI. nr.htrm rotilit he nsv..--rira v w#- _', \anc BRIDAL L 1111111 - %* , iz with Van Buren OWN lying' I am in good health and is is my husband I am no st's maniac, but I really do believe my husband could do better b me if he tried But h-tow can I he sure he is capable of It"? I don't want to make demands he can't fulfill. Keep OIL. HO1'ON ltF.Al)Elt conl1dential, please MWfl floor-length yellow rnplmented ---- ere • The bride-elect was lOVCl' In f r - ,nar,tt •'••' -:'rved - r flhtt By Abigail I$'l bi I1EAR ALIHV Pleasc tell me II there i such a thing as a man losing his manhood' I hope yntu won' t think I am stupid. but I am 5, and rn:' husband Ic 00, anti we have not had sexual relations for over 12 s-ears %')wn I askst our family .1 'tor ftt)otit it, li(' 'alit lii possible for some men It, lose their manh.'tc.d at 44) Is thaic q We asked a i'otipk' who have been close ft iends for a It a hait, anti m. 'aher of years if their sex ilves hail come to, lives were better now than when (her they said their iex wet-c younger The man is (i and the woman is fi t Me a gaily appointmentc were ii t)iSullfllIfltPd II FlIttI$Wt1 ;avt Manut" 'Ihik k i ii,u.Iinl:,g itt i twitepIiwfr liii' M:iuilec nov alwui,t I tnr wlili)i PgIII,IIU pr iiiili'il V. Vil ., abe Iuas'' In the fainil tiecl'l"c 1111 ,1 ruing sit kns'cq IItiII ft ciiui'kn urge fiti 1uii'kli'c, Matimie, tryituiZ to ,leuIilc' whattodo 11114101 U. gel c :ulvke frvtti her ilsiipg)ili'r I :IIItI unit hut,, th° Mc ii niwtitle nial't Flit iii;, tiert'iluilill :ulti'r , luiitpiiiuit p Ills antI ailvi' C pleceul, ec.'k ,-oiicitlat html at the m 'tinier lin Iteatilt i' ,'trttinr et;it 4 JIc 71,,tsil" flUl 1n.'v Ic her no;ind dm'retanilitig litiThanil fiR10 (It't _________ iflillith 22 his-c .si 24 Fat it 'i Unttdy hil'i ? 7)'i mt ity Hamner and Miss Bebe a 40 l(.ittouii it o'"-'' trOut.' is man I ood ? Cap.liu''t 39Tttuioi;'a't shut h - Rumblev Jr ['bonald , IIt'u'n'I'ii tpI 3 ,ic I Watt..," .hlP at, ) 4 KIn'l nf tps'tlt,l't RI 'Iriht it — % ~ iigiiIiçi'i 3% Muse of m,itmomy 9105 (iIi I Atflfl5 _ ,-- ll ?.iwi Variety - - hi'. I )sss old & Joint's .Iiut' oi'y' Suatitht scijiil't lu,us u' a uwtst dhlat - iilh i u'iaaittlsmug III ,dsl.'ni alter Stilt his )lit'- heart if Iii' thu lust hiatt' a fol- (-imig it'vt'm se hid ut hiss disposal hit' WlstiItIil't Wuliit to It- v raIsing htatts Ii) three a two-heaiI hid V.1)151(1 be lmiuitIe(Iuiatl' a two no. th'uiiiiII i'uI iiiisuitiiitl with tilt' glam inig vs ,'akiit'ss Iii spatit's and it JuhliiIt it'hith lii UIuhi)s t,ul,1 iistlit .uli' us six tam si suit iii long.'m AIN't I Iii I f - Ill hid I lit' six'ctili c a n it' a c t sc a l't'i*Chletl t)t'Cuuti%I' Not thi de . t'Itis'tI lii t i •sp Ills 1 nirtuit'i At lust glance it V.41(11th apwum that the slum (It on a 3-3 diarnumutl r•ruIs bill It did make Ilert'uuk, .. . - h UI*SPAPII I P4ttrPIti £550 S.,uth; iV l' ,ui,, Soul I - -- hilt - IT to now - ii,.. ii.. ,n.,t -,i ,,, .............. '' i .-\alulthtxid is thus the ens .i youngsters emit y- the itiany ,tt't't'a'' of all children advantages t-noy ed it) the giants Whuh is why toddlers try in their ens- irunment Amid .mdu.It s are actually- giants w ;ulk in daidy 5 or moth-r shot's or dress up in their part's: to s- oung children' Thus, a toddler mat' not be ball clothes his lather's height and sc L'hgts toily Ruth s preoccupation w it I; ,tn to 40 isucuttls [it'ttt' of the female tsr a arc' ui-i -i hiss tbutttly nay- Lw h feet tad . so much an indication s,tIat'tuus desit ,is of a > earni:: . aiiit V. t'igh -'tx) i5'tUlIt% e adults host' forgot tess this to l*• a Lug Girl," like her outlook of k:dtties - for we tend to year old sister i,in girls in the upper grJ futi- get painful and unpleasant tiet'tititt' .ittit t'lt' t'OIlsCitIUs that u mvinfortes --- ........------- .h.._...a i_,Il v..._, II% li_UI iiUi :511 cii t,i' uiui person l WIi.it ulu ' Ansciro itinso' low L1AIIJI -- - - WEDNESDAY -' , _... I .-- lIiI ..........„p, . - delighted to be so ts'ik and nuatur sty t'ntramlce itito (ti' helpless in our adult giant orld w isntt'rtul world 'f gi*ttt .111 - aa 41 H4I ' '' lit' soon forgets the child's giante'sses So they- t'st'n pad thea: P-i t-asts'iew'polnt after he attains the .sgt' Ii' appear older of 21 cuuil. ,iutt lit t'tllat ill i'l% Ituit you ,idultt tail t-,isily regain une of I hat t'ltich .st I ittide' lipst it- k cit rouge and eye shjk' the auust' 1I title hoy's hsy strc'tetiurag your iin.ugiml_utitiu For u'ontpie ostsmne at this ,spiiug their giant fathers lo very moment that soti are smoking cigarettes use .ot surrounded by men who are 12 prt'lanit> ant eras iiig to it feet toll and weigh I (k) pousitis tins e'r 's lsvnse 'Ibis .51w' ticha' heir t'lenth Then you would be in a cutit pa rable situation to that which i's ems to tilt- late' teens is regards confronts thur pry -se'htiI hod - such ('lIt it'd adult mmi.ulc' s's tishcds as fast dnssng - gusziihig of Itt-er tilers To carry- the analogy further, snil situation of curfew de.tIlils's Send for uI>' ks.klet ''St's imagine that chair seats Vol sill twice their present height from I'rtutult'mlls of \'oulg i't'*iplt', t'iiclositig as long St,lttsliett ret us is the' floor Table's and Losis would lIAt'w I-se ens clotti'. plus .1 cetlts ,,. to ia's ii ta, A.., be twit't' as high .t.,4 it's Table' silverware would he asampapli •uOIs'.'5 a tees Irsi,.4 ,a,et.4 ead ii anhi Is ca,.. twice as long ,•. ..,.. , I,.,., ( 'OuSt'S would be twice as large .. o ,, ..st.s,, I -- ,/ - iii' I ".O.",.Iilril No ~ ~ .4k ' I*-, ~4 p— - -- ' -" ' :m tl $ 4 '2 V K 9 53 • 5 715 Wh a t ito ., ui t.0 ui.. A—Iiitl liii er tllsiusitnuls. Still has,' Isiut thlaiiiuiiuls iii ito' at.'ions ss ot'i:s mo )S ,,itu, U' You i... u it.'.-" i,t.-Ii UIII - ' - do ______ The Iia,IiIuii li,is iI4'ITii I:m Nut ik fl'rsi '1111 i' I 4 P oo Ill -4 - ' - It- $ 0 1 0 :S Value Li'rflpe'e dinner fl-i'. i' - ' 's - 'I çs tcee, r,ishd Id r.h'v -- - - - 111 , -- - - el 011 1 N OIL. V ii A M lii 9 1' M FRI & S.S 1 ) I 8 09 l'teiittu A',' (it, o.ay 1? II I' St Sanford �,.j. 11 A__r. c.;....i Fhp f Put Your Car. In LAMS 99c 95 REG. Our . . 8 Handsl — M4SHED P3470ES NOW AVAILABLE 1 2515 hil Hue of ,-t- lt ...b'1 1J(• ' ..Dp.e pet hO 'c uItI O* 'aded SPii? '' (rtt :c r boop miitrsUons CAL HEGSTROM Lr,iI-- Di tai 4 fl r bg. ________ 1. -' 118 French Avci, (f Local s.rvec. BEm'V;I1eShOWMInCO1 Bid. 143 (30th St.) %• I ) I I Junior Shoeland, located in t he Longwood Pla.z.n - GardenLand OFF NOL 1- ORCHIDS FURNITURE SALES CASSELBERRY for Mother. jvIIIi1y Gwaftiq S. PARK AVE., SANFORD DiaonaIl - . - , - .:. • I • ons From Prairie Lake DriveIn ____ ____ Vale*. ,Junior Shoeland has the rorning holidin seiLson as 'ntte, , na - CARPET S'IAM POOER ' 1 _____ V , LET'S FACE EXPERIENCED PER LATEST EQUIPMENT SEMINOLE HARDWARE TO ASSURE FACTORY SPECIFICATIONS And IT' WESTERN SUPPLIES ALL WORK GUARANTEED SEMINOLE PAINT & BODY DaviC Redwine Owner 15 Years .n anford Area "c SID,III oc the little man in the house art Sanforo pollution In addutio,"u. Travior said, modern man has continud to subdue nature with pestueliie and "the process is even accelerating" to one some species of animal life rto'. What Good is A PHONE 838.5823 LONGWOOD PLAZA -- WATER PUMPS BUILT ! Bi it a aa * a .eIL;e. * * a Sanford, FIia. a a. a * : * * * * * * * * * * * * * • Front Wheels Pocked : * * * * * ALIGNMENT : NEXT TO MR. MUFFLER Ph. 323-5966 Sa nford * a a a a a a a a * * a a ** * * * I 'i't" Repairs or, Wale' Pumps • Pwcr Tools to batten, Charges ELECTRIC MOTOR AAA * /\ * SALES 6. SERVICE o- t. PH 323 5 1 2tl 0—S Frrnth Ave Sanfo'-d .MIRRORS •PAINT *WALLPAPER I Senkarik Glass & Paint Co,, Inc. Pi'i 322 4622 ;ic Ma;noIta Ave LIVE 3:35O liah kit. SWo 2012 French Ave. Sanford ENTERTAINMENT F RI 6 SAT NIGHTS 8: 30 P rn I i 1 1: 30 a.m. "FloHdo Jeu(4 (t.. Y rimne HAHN ECLIPSE RIDERS with Rear Grass Catcher 26" and 30" cut Sandl HP Recoil and Electric h ?kiDe FURNITURE 5O OFF Is Coming To SANFORD featuring Fine Fi'rnilure. Draperies Ca rpeting Imports - Hwy. 46 MANAGEMENT Vi Mills Owner Featuring 1 Mi. East of I-i Sanford D uBOIS LAWN MOWER Sale's & Servko 'h. 322-4963 Corner 26Th & Elm behind Adams Auto Paris IL__- Drifters -I can. ' PhantPieo" lte sky through a 30 fool round window Rain water drains o through the chits in the marble floor The rotundat Pe.;hl equals 't diameter - ' '- trip. no matter how near fer from hume'. come 'c CARIBBEAN CRUISEIS OF ORLANDO INC 514 North Orlando Avenue' (Winter Park) l make your resef'b EuropeiIersmIi tjøfl$ er than the U .a. but what an incredibly diverse continent "Midnight Ramblers" u You can wumpie the best Country cit countless cultures savor French cuisine end Roman - and --ruins Athens. Deoct the pageantry LO4'ØQ — CLUB spanning it all indeIighuiIv Coil 645 short travel time Opteiiy X 'DIAMOND alurdav ) ' , BAR& PACKAGE IHELPFUL HINTS Dont forget to label all øt — -----------_----- 1 _ _____ WE STOCK IMPORT AND SPEED PARTS • Enciin.- Rebuilding • Complete Valve i'or 9 Engine Reboring 9 Head & Bloc:k Resurfacing WILLIAM WILKINS, manager of Cal Ilegstrom Company at the Sanford Airport. demonstrates a desk copier that can reproduce articles as long as both hands outstretched, or as long as you want them. They have the copier to fit your needs. P OPEN SUNDAY cc,-v- : DLiL ' - M IX ON AUTO PARTS and I/ACHINE SHO P Phone 222 -D$i 272 M.gnuItl ____________ ____________ Tom & Located 7"' 'r>O"e'dO .onq Center I' Dubuque Iowa Beef USDA CHOICE Per Lb. Above Our 10 Invoice Cost Cut and Freizer Wrapped STARTERS. FENDERS. DOORS. TIRES, WHEELS. ETC TEMPERATURE RFE DROPS DOW PART, L().% t9, cERVIIE FIE LEFT IN rHRouGHou-r THE SOUTHEAST THE COLD. FILL LARGEST AUTO PARTS HOUSE 4 MILE ')P YOUR CAP -\•J, r'J9rr //1TH ANTI FREEZE WHEN THE $7 9$ Ga I . 4'%'" ;j ONLY SI [JLNI4;!rIi;I7::;T WEACCEPTrooDSTA,.rps SR 41 At 42_ Oviedo ____ h. 345349$ ___ - & 1 ____ — _ -I CHICKEN LUNCH ? ••: _______ . u. _ ___ ___ • - ______ ___ Fun in the Sun am Pill ___ _____ 2- -- with -' ' _____ ______________ Bahamas 2 Pcs Chicken loold ____________________________________ — ______ _ If t t-- __ _72oU8 86 _ 'j'} IEI(ES il lIOIitIa\' sale going 1111 IlUVi at SIliItl\ 's Snapping Turtle Mike Smith is shown with some of the many items displayed in the store on U.S. 17-92 in Sanford. Rwel oe in fashion colors S1MSt4OLI PLAZA -- CASSI..III' A ND i, (101, 1 .CI TH..A TI - • OPEN DAILY 11A.M. TIL. PM FRi 6 S.%T T>L to PM. $09 French Ave Sanford (Hi-way 17 92) P440P.I 614 2IJ copies tinvttung )OU (ZLO put on it -- glass how about another gem of it copier which riot only copies anything you need, at speeds of ___________________________ Cal IIL'gstrooi for Better Living _______________________________________ ines Co AI1(1 liii' Scott-I i COURTESY PAINT & BODY also carries the machines are also available If David (;eha;istxon 2000 SIt, a corn- you want to look into that facet Steele , — Owner of the business. SPECIAL Ph. 323.4711 Durable Bunting Hi.FII U.S. Flags CARPO RTS * Auto Painting -p I GARAGES * Fibergiiss Boat o 'I Repairs G*YIt-IOIIY oo arid r.rsiO I)riflts fM'f' hoOt We believe that if you wnrfl a r:more i'flirut'nt office and if you need to get inor" work olont' in each m:iani.hiour of the day, then you really should tall %%'ilkins at Cal Ilegstromui and let hiiiii show you iJ%t •hiiS 4'ffl he . t-t,rii1')'sh.'ii This is SalifOrlI hased ofK'rati(un and Wilkins -rew service and his everything they sell. Used flog bunting with id cinted stars sewed Shipis. Al; culors. StIOi INSURANCE REPAIRS * Boat Trailer *I Painting Hd4tj 'S 'e W?'. * Minor Auto Damage & bms grontlrolI 3' X 5' U. S. Flogs Rust WHEN Rem oval $7.5009. M __________ ___________________________ 3227029 ____________________________ __________________________________ Installations _____ .e a.me. r.i B.E. LINK Constructior —__Located 6 Blocks West 01 t)o,.iita,',n Sanford Vihlen Road Sanford Let Us Yes to 0 0 — BLOW YOUR _ 'cJ7 You Can Get Results ! .ot WHISTLE! Iv 4' ' f''- CALL 322-2611 --. , For More Information jr, Our loot Is Loud And Strong or 831-9993 D Ask For Sandi Tucker Your Advertising C colls U I I a 111 V RTISE Your Businoss or Products In the DUSIOOSS Review Section of The Herald Don't Put Off 'Ill Tomorrow Lot us feature Your Business What You Can 1)o 1 oday with a Out& Save PICTURE and STORY / Your Ad On Those I'uus Will Accluuui;I 100 000 EQUIPMENT .Iii))ic 1 I'IOSpUIS V.tti Ytoci Pi ;du t I). Sulviiu ' Duda Auto Parts . . f\\ '# • - _;_ -, ; -7• -' -- - ..- - and Oviedo Tractor Co. Oviedo J Call AC 3135 Remodeling * Trailer Hitch g000 øtu a FAMILY ROOM A WE SPECIALIZE IN: printing speed at rates between This Month's e ) 1501 W. 1st St., Sanford AUTO LAWN &PART:!! FARM L — Ph. 345324$ N FRED ) — ___________________________________ Of . At Famous Recip. vr $10 99 __ YES Cole Slaw Hot Biscuit & Hone by And Accessories WHOLESALE-- RETA IL Route 246 A. '--- - Disc oi , £it'Css( GROCLRv ITEMS / PH 411 3.113 BUT WITH THIS AD Drive And Western Wear l4 ENGINES. TRANSMISSIONS. — ' reproduction center and any but you really should go out to office girl can operate it without t,ullding 143 at the Sanford long and expensive training. Airport and let Wilkins show The Scott 3-1) copies bright, Uwniu to you or be tter tiiI, wIt> clear and crisp. The eye of the not give hint a call and let hi:,. 3-1) is a precision optical bring his mobile demorstratoisystem, especially equipped unit it) your office at ynar arid designed for focal sharp. tofl%i.'fli'.ItC(' nnd show all the ness and detail TIw cost is n,i;ictilnes lii operatloit to you., ridiculously low. This probably One of the 'supr-41anidies"t ' is one of the most economnic'ail 9w cpytat I'-0 which has . book copiers buy and :uti. It been described as the fastest holds 250 sheets and runs SIX desk top copier in Aniterica. It sheets per ililtiute can copy an unbelievable 2,7(i) (ii course, if you are really a copies (*r hour -di, you realize roan on the go, you can try the that that inrano. -I (f)lt'S per 1. on thts machme, you get 12 copies Fwr ininute - now no operator riet,41ed to stand by (hat saves you a bunch of arid watt-h t-ause it t-uts Itself off when (lie job is conipleie minutes, fe!la. .;i Super Market 1. Pf 4ON BURRI - ________ COUNTRY QUICK (U S.irc'r4 pans - /, your belongings. Adtiesivt tape incie shoes is harmle and easy 10 write on — $ MOWER f9 ______ _________ _________ . TURTLE WHFF IHF t#f ;1 '17 Lw This Saxon unit is a total these fnint.astit office copiers, 147; feel Seven niches thI' once' t.heitered two d,et.e now encloses altars and tombs at artists end twc kings of htely. If architecture Is your interest don't forget trial Italy. world famous ft t c,iici,,ns of paintings and sculpture is alsr' the Ijid ce'ntCr for fire hrch te'ctre In Italy e'ISt the finest treasures C.Pr C,tte'd by man Iri' wth it, just to go and for yourseit' it would be wonderlul everyone could visi Italy to teo. o'ue When plennin; I '. (, t.r,r1rt nt Sanford • __________________ find some of the most fantastic copies to length of the inserted office copying equipment you originals This ituachine, at' can imagine. All of their cording to Wilkins, really gives equipment is distrubuted b>- you the most for your money Saxon, wi th Cal llegstroni the .ini>' local distributor. We can tell you about all .e .p*it.re cit P,I- I rrr's SN A PPIN' ''1' - "' 0.1444 A41I Sales 1215 S. French - At Cal Ilegstrom, you will 2.1 1wr ininute. but iiiso cuts a the dome ci' tfle Country 6 Western * SUNDAY AFTERNOON 3p.m.tll 10 p.m Open 7 Days A Week HWY. 37-*2 DeBary -- JOHN SCHLENK P*bvpfl UNDER NEW • - ilegstroiii, you business men tti, because they slimy on top of can fund equipment for your Offices that will save > ou and your office personnel hours and hours of hard work7 Well you - GLASS 1 slue 2471 S. French a a 42&4flS W. : aa I I ) F ci' E very PrpO$t Front Shocks (HEAVY DUTY) ' - Sanford Branch, says that from books, magazines and pletely autoiiiated offset press business is going great and that bound reports — would you be- It is a gust-looking piece of service is enlarged now, with lieve that all of these fetes of equipint-rit and is comiNict. It three new maintenance men on efficiency can be accomplished holds up iii i000 sheets, and without removing the pages? prints up to 100 copies per the job in the general area. I you kow that out at Cal True, true. And they are nh safe minute, with infinitely variable speetl t-ontrol which; allows an tbb pa. - - 2 - out at Cal Hcgstrom Company, / Front End Alignment li William Wilkins, manager - f - REWOUND & REBUILT -'h. 322-6755 - Variet for Ad and Feature 322•2fl Wilco a Beaver - "\ i( - At Ca! Hegstrom Knows About It? Sto : [SHOE TREF. Good Thing If nobody CALL / i -- .' '. - Servicos in 24 Years Experwnce - patent — stretchy for easy fit eez, made b) our neighbors in happy holiday. Longwood 1 ELECTRIC MOTORS J1cr!.:rlg Care Since 19f a - .:•t- .' Traylor said a spectacular example of endangered specIes is the ivory-billed Woodpecker Ic by the destruction of virgin forest which it needs to sirvIv It — flow is restricted 14) cypress for. ts of east Texas and western Louisiana and possibly Florida ADVERTISE Qu.ck Quality Service Personalized Professional .. if . • "WV 17 91 .,iusl ND?1PI l ... Like , PH 172 6870 The boots are new — they art' tots live through nine, b) Elf- junior's feet all fixed up f or . N.irsing and Convalescent Residence . In Thot Works ( ----- e tPtørn trilr, jour ,nlrn,mIs l' hrrce, c- &tl". r Puktn, PijrV' Vp.)(. fJIQ, r,btiii ilfl(I dog f.w'd% I v' I - 'a., I,. (.v. j-r 'v.P ' 1.0'.? Pr ortI In igs. grass, pine straw antI tninunung anti heavy saws Fur great gu around sour - boos.' In less than 300 .ears since that epitome of extinction the last l)odo died. 106 species of birds and 40 species of ma ts are known to have been extirpated Now the liternatuonal Union for the Conserxauon of Nature lists l'l birds and 161 mammals as enila ngered sizes of sneakers than you can and they have the hard to lit 'ale's also carries on or1' imagine and let me tell you. sires — all widths, even the prescriptrnri orthopedic ch vae's tuts them all. The newest very narrow or wide—rn dress) Belt) says that she has betr4 delighted with the response It, thing to get your jogger is a pair or rugged styles. Of those r'eall) far out Peter Naturally, hosiery is im- the availability of these items Max sneakers — the colors and portant to the young lad) and at and that the people who need Fuuaterns you would not believe. Vales. you can find the very this type of service are apbut still the same superior best. Jeffries hosiery and Tnt- parcnUy pleased. qwelit% of sneaker quality of Last all cotton square toe anklet At Vales, you can finance sneaker for which 1eds is socks Growing toes need lots of shoes with BankAmerucard ti famous room and T'ru-Last has room Master Charge or persor.i \'ale's has adorable patents for all lire toes without a bit of check or cash. See, there is fl in sizes for three months up crowding, problem at all. So make a po') through size four . Young folks A few items in the store just of getting down to Vale's Junior from infancy through high for this hohdy season coming Shoelanid in the Longwoa1 hiw'h1 able h find a sh up is ttwadorablelitUepmk and Plaza on 17-92 just nor th of S1 to fit at Vales blue house slippers in sizes for 434 very soon and get s-our little SANFORD HERALD Seminole Lodge and The Riding Mower ~-~ I plotok, cities, factories and their hl ue and black and the), come in the brown rnmvasins in saes Your Wares and .54r S FlAyrile it plisheill his extirliations with a stone axe anti spear. modern man has added chain saws. the well as those Icir the fashion the Edwards Shoes franchise ties, buctles or plain — take We notice that kids like rocinus junior in school or for this area, you know, and your choice. Of course, at Vales quality to Vales and seeing the delith: kindergarten. Of course the wee they also carry the famous tiny tots are luck) to have Mother Goose Lane and Keds. and perfect fit are the two on the lace of a youngster when adoring parents choose their You know about Ked.c, they priority items Nothing is trio he has a new shoe on that really RENT- of I ,. ___________________ little shoes. for them and_____ thert IL ii hiIe pnnutie man .it'com patenta a 'our children Moder Still Predator .tiil st atal I rig set viii' depart ini'nt itti i'tl$'iit'Ilii'tI .iti.I guarantt'iI servite ;iv;uilah,Is' t.' S fill i(i'utu*'tiiiier Suiiitts Sna;. 'ung Turtle then situ !.t.ir t titirikitig ili)titut ii great gilt liii- a , COMET fAC4 Situith 's hits ienhtIst's I .4illlhar.i 1 Ii.iiti Siws tile) hate built in safety features i-time si slit's (rout 'little ;uoiv'' to ' sup'r light. tong " lhev ha i' the smutahl sans for ui and these are realls the best titling mowers tu tan find ans bert' \ou get more for money, tout course for with one of these sour Ian machines The grass catcher of leaves, holds su' than priniiiiiIe man i Beat, Vtile ja Vale's Junior are simph ricine mom beautiful iind bwo4ing a front zipper for Canada. They have A.,r?,,. as all excited about the or durable or lit for the feet of eaSy slip on. C'-i.1on of the furry trim. Also available f shoe fabu1cn new shoe (Lions for IJEAUTY SALON c,Iv,',t i$,p,'r iiiower jii't makes any other kind of mnadune Ot)sI)lI'tt' liii' ri 'at t ee Mike Smith Sn.ippers cut i'ar crass. anit tt Suitt(ys Snapping Turtle varunti''. it anti (lit' leaves anti 1 '.ated .it 2710 Orlando Drive tither little i1ie's iii litter all at !* other 1ta lie tout its 1w hits the same time. No need to get a 'anie ne equipment he wants rw rake, folks - just get one of on folks to know abetit , lIe also those Snapwrs tilt the grass ants e ver txtv to know that catcher attachment And the rout non until thristmas, he situ' chute blows your si1i'na1hs i1 have a hi.1tii.i s,dc on all .utti di i t' .i s .lcati ;is S ott i tilt' mowers anti chitin saws along. All sorts, of features with So now, iii least one of -nur these machines. hristinaI, rift Problems is At Smnitts's you c.m find liii' , ip.i' t HR A(;t) 1 \l Mt'lt fl \ 1'.,slor the ;t'.ulogs depart nient i'( the Field Museum of Natural hlis(orx says modern man still is a predator of ttit1 life and on a much larger sea he Junior Shoeland Fa ulous Shoe Your £90! Altamonte Springs 715 E Hwy, III c'. I Ph, 134.3130 PH. 322450C • , V k le 's s Vale' t1Jaud4C&d44eg DIAL. 322-871 1 Itti: J,il,, Iii,,,' a iiiiil( it, ' I ornplstn fln, 1Ill / ( iv tili-vitie" lit 511111k hurtx't ' r Wicj ctylincj (j r f"a(i,r,' arid I,IiiaIs run irtoum PIiornrurPc rr Ii 18 jiiiIii' .; Si' Fir lt,. very ' PA r 1,1`010)". i I'lA Pin f )P I' A ( fsun'l In thuilui sn s u' lii . • i iii r 'r i ni r i,iitt Sn:iipIni Turtit ito 17 NO A P F'OI N TM E N I N E C E SSA R Y !I! and iheik Ihi' I .s,tuitu,ril 0F W 1 Stti St ( Next Ic; iinciy Fo')d Store) SAN FORD a' '. Stuil t lv's tins an iii' -' • '-" 9 22 II i"Iurliir sale 1IIlo% log in 2 9 9L*' ;sri ent nil tin' regular unit' on (lii's.' .'r' (mc' iri'lr iit,i,-iit'; ' ' nil li t tilillill ii t. that Siii1t '. ' ill iI((t'l1 Ira. Ii t W ',t I liP IT I ha'. i i- v,mptPt' tI ins Arid there is a riituidi'tt' Ii I't()( PPedS Wild, Si i,-, - 'it parts lnvt'iit.'ry at Siuuith ', A,\ - 7 51!-- -- /t ,4rRICAN SPANISH POLYNESIAN ORIENTAL CONTEMPORARY JEWELERS '?' I -. I_Z1 ::-'.'' __:, I TICKLE I . .. - LIP FFNCF AWNING CARP!1 of SANFORD, Inc. Sanford een ItIe It lake off. etiipl •inil tejilari' on cii,iiIiIIraI'tI ii1etr illt these IlittOnes t Siiiilh s . an '.ri' .t SIu*'dtict' l(liit'ttirit' Iat ii conthet, thatcher It iuIk u the ticad grass fritut (lit' Ian ithaut hurting the heaIth I:r41'.s Therc is a depth nilju'.Iriirnt on the ,,iartitn' so oii iiI 'ct II aitil iii'' . in nil n ati'h that LmI)V tiwrati' Vini n ill have one pretty htiwit in a % .'rs shun thin' n . 4 -1 I for a shopping experience 'I, W .... . -, Conversation Piece 299-5 - -- j . .Al' . - '' IN !ILOOM The 'i.i - hnlm seasor __ -901- -mw -no_ _ -da_ oew ___ _ — IooIing tar UNUSUAL IF- - -Yo have hec'r torri,tjr o UP' iiUE decor !terns for yo.r home or Off'Cc, come to KT N't-hrotoo.r Whi A separate birthstone for each member of her family, and don't $ pet grandmother too! - _ f the upenmtn 1409 W. F I PSI ST PH 323-4430 SANFORD (lnT?eOIdKIQor,S.I'dStor,BIdg) ______ Reu& . ______________ InMInyBe4u1jfuICIor5 HWY. 17-92 . , :& . h PESTICIDES FERTILIZERS - BULK SEEDS Hrdwrt for the Farm or Monte - - FEATURING.. EE AUT I F U L OR BETTER LI fashions FOR HOME OR FARM S FREIGHT DAMAGE C or Eii OPEN DAILYSA.M, 5PM ? 4 * -- 1/2 it '(lC( a 4C-EDFURN1URE FEiCHi 17.9. They have a fabu1aa OFF PHONE fl3 3474 tt' Sl)('iK*)%SKI the shoe dispalys in Va)c' Bill Wilkins, Mgr. Sanford Airport Ph. 3?? 30?? da Sale Is Planned - p -, . FLA. of 20% Vinyl Windows At Smitty ' s C --- Ph. 323.1330 - - pcxDLS -. Of. Ladies Hair Sty icc IW?wr _____ __________ - COPY STAT BARBER SHOP Specia lizing in Men. "l & Irr,,rrh, rot , WI?II Glass O, -' The Saxon Hair Hut flaullalian Screen Enclosures All Ph. 372-4924 4 It's worth S2 80 towards the purchase of a new one ($15 or over) rt. DIVING BOARD IOO,OO Value Oy *. r c II F At II POOt. IPIs TAI 1. F U DURING NOV S. French Ave. HAVE THE FRIZZlES? IR L -- AIM IT REE F ___ DEKLE1GUII ERVICE All Foods Cooked in Peanut 011 for Phone Ahead Orders 322.9442 TRADE SPECIA A Eiperlericcd Mechanccs Wash, Whir A Polish Jobs Tirm tcat?ercs Accessor ies KING CAR TRUCK WAITIN(. ROOM WIT''V RENTALS COMPLETE DINNER FinD CHICKIk 54 For Fast Dependable Service w FRIED 1911 21, Sircforel 1 ;—. •' '_ " -_- - : I —I �6-The Sanford Tuesday. Nov. 2L1972 Herald by V. T. ALLEY OOP TP4A?S C / P ri I T&U(T ) S4I qJ,jN' I pj crt IVWS1 F .is' wa'n tiSE T'DC / t %4f1J 4 UP .HLIn aciD.. I QW W %T C1J! - .1 tJSt CAMEL rz' ..1ii '.Lt NtS 7 'fls14 .. T t... iS MtE n.0 tIj 1L -.--------- - _.- I Want Ads Don't Cost, They Pay Hamlin 7UNI. ) - — '> Personals 2 -.-- 1 Li 'P4OIiin -I WANT AD (&lD Wifli A DRIING PROPi(Y Perhaps A'O1' A.v'm(jt Cap, I'4r(' fp,iu INFORMATION .1. .1 CAMPUS CLATTER ' &ErrE A #.tME MJ / 0 Direct Phone Lines To Wan? dc I Do AL .q:m.; E - _____ -- •' -- - - Business Opportunities PRISCILLA'S *4 l - POP 'S - E r .iCT I' - [MRS. Ic Rated For Consecutive LL b1EM QD!-1 IT,-1E 7Nt ! 40 Nll ':' 1 l -. Insi'rt,cin—Nct Chanøc 01 Cops'. 11 ZZE IA ~_ ) 1 1 thru 4 times ' UUU ~ : ,X ~~P~ 1% I!l - : CLASSIFICATIONS by Bowen & Schwalm U T4ERE NO7OUBLE N 1-4 '\ ILGE FORCE. E,'300Y A J.DB c t AN O' FEEL' P!C'IWTP ii& A'T I I 1.. frjli ifJ 7 \ =i &.a.s 1 1! i _7 I 11 L-— - ---- J1 L CAPTAIN EASY 'fl' by Crooks & Lawrence / AIJ W'4 '4E -,fm~ --r~l; MY PAt' WOOL.C.011AF % Boa . 1 . ___ - - 5 -~~ 17 — r.- F Ui A. M th --- to FRANK MI I WI v. ) .- I I A* ,. ii> - - ... '- AND ERNEST - -I by •- Thorn Bob -.-- - . - - _ - - - 1= , -- rJiio1 k_ - — 11 -... - I ~ 1311 ( -il t __. - 't' . C- " 316W 2nd St rte elf uLf *i3 PA*J1¼ IA'. '. 3 7 ) fle.'o". i,.,Iet I. ApIt 2 Adult paths 1 IY F .smIy parks 3315 Hts 37) 19 3 0 Pail LSh 46 - ) , ' 't -.'I'A - % , 1 — Home for rent, unfurruthed DeBary, 2 bedrooms for married (OupFt. 1333 372 5319 - ~,~ NOTICE b Buy, Sell, Trade, Announce — A honey of a way to get your message to thousands. 3' Sanford VFW 0 m? WC / : ir,'r k. - - I R ;-' Th I hr; I / t3.4 Ar ____*d -' il Regular Meeting Affi Monday 7 30 p.m Ladies Interested in forming new Musil - ary meet *r the tame K of C "All I 322 26 1 1 i-fi DISABLED t) of t - AMERICAN joral ". VETERANS Chapter 30 Hwy. 17-92 Sou thol Sanford — Meetings USIPOSS 7:30 is?, lues Social 7:30 3rd Tis Bingo Every Weo. & Sat. Early Birds 7:1 p. m. Did you know that your Si—Auctions 52 — Wanted To Buy 53—Swap And Trade 54—Equipment For Rent 55—Miscellaneous lit ' club or organization can appear in this listing each week for only $3 per week? This I s an ideal way to in form the public of your club .ctivities For Sale - — __ T) ___ I - r . .). , ~ n - I— I _____________ . 14-Antiques - - Chit Youri - 57-Musical Merchandise And C*.4E r- Office Equipment SC—Machinery And Tools so—Building Materials 41—Lawn And F 10 ,, -- 11 , (". - Garden -' ,__. - . Lb - - i - I ..Irl.> - -- -_____ BEETLE BAILEY F, 1. I _~_ - ________________ ,--'• s4E - Mori Walker 7. E' P A". I - . : : 1 •1 Ef IP E.'\E •E!A?.r.4 - ~) •• ;~_,. - 1 . I , N - U __ 1~ . -I- 111 __ i r! -7 i I L-.;,. I 1 . ` - t- \~ :~~ I , I N \ 0 - '1 k .1t 71—Auto Repa irs Parts Accessor,es 72—Import Autos I i 61'" I ~4?v __W ~ _ 1 ,,, // Ar . 'IV _ _,~ I iii!~ ~_ If . op, , ,,, - P I!!"11L, rq7 , ) I) . 7~-!q' I ~~ 1. , ti~ c;; fi 9{ If you need a three bedroom for 116.500 This house is for you i-las equipped kitchen Have *-ill Shriwi make STENSTROM GI/EQORY MOBILE HOMES 3?) 37(X) )73 ¶51)') %pahrs Available 3001 rrnchAve 3-tO) Orlando C') . 35 Three bedroom. 7 bath home. P/nec rest section, fully carpeted, 7 air conditioners Cash down and assume mortgage or refInance ST.JOHN'S REALTY CO. II P0K ER S The Time Tested Firm 120 Park Ave Days, 322 6173 Nights 372 7357, 322 5474 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY New 3 bedroom brick home. Financing available F HA-235 Call Bill Morris, S31 6300. Cailbart Real Estate SUNLAPID ESTATES. 3 bedroom,? bath, fenced yard, freshly painted and reconditioned Appointment only 372 MIS 71 Hour Service ('all 372 7195 OPEN HOUSE FAST SID(: !.nc3av, Nov IF, 25 p rn 1329 S Elliott. Sanford 3 bedrooms, i t baths, wail to wail carpeting, central heat and air, attached garage, oversized utility, 172.500. HOPKINS REALTY INC. £XCLUSIVI COUNTRY COTTAGE Investment Property i1ISTAI,JRAPIT, a well establlshcii busInesS operating to capa I, Profitably ill N Park. Sanford 327 $991, Plights, 323 1141 37 Real Estate Wanted WANTED We need for Immediate construction, Residential Lots and Acreage's Please mail details to OhM Constructon Co , Inc , 1721 Lee Road, Orlando. Fla 37110 42 HEATED POOL Your MulIpli' LstncJ Agency Here's your chance to buy One 04 this section 's finest homes We Proudly present 113 /5 3 bedroom. 7 bath. Iloida room, den, t'Quipped 377 120 REALTORS 7563 Park Nights, Sundays & Holidays Call 322 6-OS) bitchen, central heat and air, custOm drapes, double gas grill. 11000 lighted exI.rloi and sprinkler SyStem, among many ulPIr' features 511.500 Excellent Co,dtor, Fnhin(fltj available Agency ListIng 377 6174 flu, - Hr,,s.hnId (nnek SSA 372 6124 377 44115 377 86)5 t 11/ 1' I/F, A TV lu *5 lil fit 32? 2)33 33 ONLY 2 ',i'r I,1 r 2 largo trailer lots rrr;l nui,j - %?*) down. balance S Call Oud. JOHNNY I/cArt WAL,KCP 14141 TY. 122645/ 0 It) 5411 Vpnmcø ,4thq *?!% Sø?iPA /r,r,'jc I AS ,,i,,1 .-pp •' '- ii .*1Y Recycle your Reusables It's Easy — It's Smart! ' MEETINGS -- .''fl I. rinPsS.r, IO Small js -.UrS, t*' step thlpj, rugs 17/ 'ill I t'" .0 -1 fir ' i 57 71 a ,li,rI*r 3V4 r) rI t I) 67 S INGER ZIG- ZAG ,, ,I.I, tI.IjrtI / t'i ,,er pttirg NIbni.it 1 ''J IA'j i's'lahmncnta P/ales ts.ttonP'sules. '-i"rr%t5, Admitr,orjnams I -,.-pIpt. li t re, 559 50. or Id ii vrnefltt 0$4 Call credit .-'.inager. 177 9111 or see at ',arlfiCird Sawing Center, Down IrAn r ,0%flP I I/I S P M —2nd and 41h BINGO Every Mon ATus e I TO ALL Early t3irdal 7:15PM P*gularatl 45PM_ VIRGIN I A PETROSKI 50 Boa 1214 oric,od I If *3' 4757 It your club or organ'iatlon would like to be included In Dial 322.2611 or 831-9993 I, Monthly Payments Less Than Your Present Rent IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY this listing call; C....'bs",, I., THE SANFORD 1110* RICHMOND 4.t -5$47 HEftALU DEPARTMENT 322 2611 insertion Iii csetlpvtinp their thrfl.4 ' ' 4 ) OC,-?'N no-ps an'p IN Orar 14 r t'Fbo 5t04'/ Men-pC rs'# pfw f 1793 a? 1. SISinI'S 3734111 ' ' 1943 Pipi',sro,'I'i r 0.rc.ef, r't' dot-or. 4utomat,C P'ruViti594r 1-'" SI'M 's - i &.i t 4 only $1 per dam, 1USD P/I TUllE ' CARROLL'S T~~"""` H E SHOPPERS G U IDE -) J rj.sn first professional hl" rid Ii) and H gfi boy Leslie ill Oil" (J'iAm'rlO Drive 1221024S Centra101 Itpatpq lit llpnt (ontio tir Ph 7727077 (r / Or 3.D MAGNETIC SIGNS ' 1 z S ' /l'(" Cars & TrucSs. I Day Ser *r.n - , ,' I" . ' '7 -1 T . -' Want Ads / tor your 'en'nce Perfirament idøt'i? arid newcomer's .' , iti'lI lIVId ° h,' L-'' __ 1 ,. , -, 7 7 't iI, lri7 liticj - I Orion PlantS, Tenti Grand 0 6rri1 X fic, Went, 321 1779 hmj 'iirecfor', most con'enient ''" , SHOP THE EASY WAY The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You' Air Conditioning - fisherman runabout, 5195 ''" - . , I :.t "' i 0. -'' :- - ' ' ' .-% .'o'i ' . ' ', lflsuIatloIt'. __ iflS0LI! or, 04a'an SAN IC 14 Z, HEATING CC'. I AIR OitlO'.ItIG "954r'IXJ ..e Goods '-r'. -f, A. fif',t.ir' i5f',ller Pr,',? I I ,sr,i All t),% ,r ,5p,lrtrtd.l 2311') & Sartord A. r 322 ISfI A Aytmotiv DON'S BAIT & TACKLE. 919W Ill ' "' . Live flat, Ciroceries, fleer Set -Ti' , , .. ' '' lins 69 Openi 7 tLi 1S 1226729 0' '3 , - ' ' ., ., . - - O1 , .o , , 12 1 4,'.l* I ''ii, - Sewing , - ' '0 '5 . - - '''.?. ' I I E'3Utl Cir t,' ___________________________ . I 4 1 - ' =. - -• • - - A ,.'. - - "j) '.: I. o u. - ., , ' , ,' -- àgs - ,- ' - LEMAMiC i .. p - . ' __ - . j Clean vu 445 jLb 4.Fc5 us 3 ' ' ' TI j 'i.,5) .554 I It I Ila, 'i .0,40._, INt SS"•'.3 't.i t 4% , ' 5' ;'.i .. (it? ',',. _________ '5,_I ' '. 1,' Dr 'iIii , .'- ' . -, 4 .0 1',h94IidWit, ':liJit ii'ill I ' -'i il ' 7P41 I'IANDV SiA'. 00 t.3 SOIl, ',9J-(it 'I _I It:., 291' 't&' I 'w -- = - , .','. - ' L . , -' -. - 0, -'O' ii: l 4 1L1. D4Iit. III -'.. nflA v' .. i.... "us. i - i ?) lIt) ' ,,. ' .' ' Your Direct Get In On All The Action! Line to JOIN 1 HE 'SHO'F°[ R CLASSIFIED! - I) - to Sit .11 5 tIll,, U I , t or k •lllttl yOut let I !I(' fl)II(),y irlQ Citify and ',lir din s tit'fun i I) 11111 I i ,, I I h- ' DAILY DIRECTORY OF UL61NESS SERVILE 6Day C j I'S' - - ' ' ' I'' 5..' . ,.,I,'% hiS y,I I -- __ - ___ - -- '..3 ruling i 'r *',Iji. - iIt' Et.clriç ' _ 25 Days 13 WksDial 312.2611 or 331 d-$5.88 $19 1.1 784 25 52 $54.60 72.80 5 line Ad- 9.80 31.90 9100 3 line 4 line Ad 2 ,Ih .!?l '.t •- I -- - u-wet t3vu'i 5 fS L A ,5\ . .' . " - u.ent - - '' LI H. ' - '5 .51 ,,ji,t ,1or LI -,i,ru-*, -id i/Sd rt5v') ry.jr -. JCfll.,II In.) 'U IIQi, (JUnili 7-4 P11' WI-. ' - .r•Il(.S Nunit . 05.1 iS 00 Pt vu rig Odd (Ill 333 Z?!'Q tol Fencing Hurryl From Of l*iidi, follie II/Iy I/ 93 flocIb House, Iii Jim Spencer L Ouster lurfl w.il on Santa bar ttara 1.3110* ()retional 5IIS 10 110 SANTA BARBARA MODEL HOME ' I I "I no ''' - - ' • 4 -•.. s.l ip1qfl /Sji(5hy ' (, . I ' A1MQ.'-'EN AND '. S 1c13(1ita igg5, %,, 333 •i,7$3 . ' LII n t I 1.- ilil Ill) - .. -'i..'i 4, '-"',,,,J 105/ 5 :).i3 ________________________________ ..... t ut, I 'flrtjw I*dp .151104 ,'51H€U hiS? skIlVIt_E - - ' .pct' i -- ' -.i .id %iDiiq "woo WI *'c i'; Tgendjtjgqrly F:--. - i ' ?14tq5 3:30116 31) t' -' 0 qti. ROurti AX. pJnt'i.j -----°"''',' I - ''5 /tjlA S ,'aer ' -. c '-.'u,I.nq' - - I Ffl 0" 15 V' - -I •fr 'col t5 5tj,,(C) l' I . %t/J4.,.%7L3 tittuClu. c.i I 1 . rN .'- ,• .: 'ci - -' 36, _QrinijQ, .j.n rig i/t srn,iii ,ep,, *QSI numq o o c• ',.,.,', ' ' - Repair ' -i ' - 'r 5 S" " I. ' , .1 Shot . ,ririij --Free estflJl*S 14 I. ' r- :. ssPIing I -. - I - SERVICEMAN '' 'U-cd'S $gtS-4 ,ii If ' - , '-i-,, .- 1, - - 'tt, .' ' . ' , Alijm-r"sjrit S-ding sn. "4 All AI 5j P dij* Fist ke-viS.' tx --. Fl ;Fdem 413 330* -_____________ .' Ii S 1-1'. .j *''Iof it '4_ i .1 ' ' Home II11pnu,,2fl'ient .-, .-:: Photography ' ' Paint & 1IOIJI. - --' ' beeglass toort Fr,, eSt ,-. 13492 Tom ZIGLAM 32)2'' - - , .44 '-i' -. ,, u'de '-:r '--r.. CL€ ,*tIi%i. ES)-JPE - - 1 "i.ES 5, -.. I , .? ,1 '--i.ay -,.. "Jtf3 '.1- '-1' -, P sport I - ,, 9A SIE )17e393 - -' .l3' rr(it A.,' '- L'* 41 0 Attic . - Pr Care "-"" ' 'Il ")ado 5 SnpqrS X - 377 3961 Seminole Sporting v - ' 1.'& 1, ' -'I . ' Appllnce' - '"p- ' Heating Closed Wedneidars - '"-I I -- ' ' Irrigation —. RC'( - ROBSON MARINE 2971 Hwy 17 91 '. '' i/IcE'SREFRIGEWATIO', SER'.ICE .1 Pl2i,,r Ser,.ce IReçjrs .- - cmiltij I GIas, Mirror Dependable 5570. I) lip, motors 1463 GalvaniZed II' tralers onl y 3135 Many others, terms ItilIl it ALit I 017/ I ,rm P,tofljJai P/ti' t1)p FYI 010I 10 We twil or s' "piece or houSehold Cons-ijvlui.-nls welcome For information ( A ll SIan Vermillion, 377 9170 Sanford .',uCtOli, 04*y I? Yl S,lilectl 'd o de . C01 ,1111i"'. _______________________ I I in Saniord homeS feature ceutlral air. heal, *ill to wall arpe.ing. enclosed garage RANGE AND RIEFRIGEMATOK ltd CLUDEDI All lawns are fully socidid in front, sides and IS it of rear yard. Truly an oulStandlng new borne buy Oil today's inark.tl Orlando-$43.2 121 1 F Ili , easy, quick carpet ,l.aning re - ' flue LuStre Elt'ct,l' Shampo.' NEW BOAT LOT SPECIAI.S 13' F obra iishing boat with welt, 1160 II' With double wells. 1773 TO hull - I'/ Autos For Sat. 75 '.? - . = anford-32' 6441 3j-,$ . 1.4-) 1434 'ArL,I F(1J,'E',T ,1'iV 514. 4* I!a Oil ?I%'' %")Cl Soda Machine Dspi'nseel or) to I) OlIriff' bottles Fairly new. A I r onriltIorl. 59% 371 276? l$rtuli'Iu ti ,' tlrti' 'IUAtI() P11*5 J i$rdr u'iI,t, P • lialli titjiiiCi, on venienlly loca t ed t*lwri 1793 anti 439 F. Colonial D.'. (lrl. 41130 5 O*'an*i , 'em, 89 i '44D0dge4ne$tr/r aov1 on-t1t-nn 11$!) 'as' IJ IN S,\H)HI) INC., Rr.SLT0MI np YOIJ)4r,;AuTr, ,''i)i'raf.C, '49 t.5l 3a?$. railert rise,f$ on %l7i)3 17) 9)', '#dAnt.d In bi used 7 PW5CW traIl?, f.i,4 eond.tiov, 373 SatO t HBI, l{'JS CLASSIFIED C.It.n.. F!.. A 949 COy.-yptat Piiw ip 'is ' T A(V are',!/ t i ff '.4',friø% R1'dii, 4$I95 3 rn .vjf CA I I Il U noon ) I WI, 6 IC) irr$ - p.Wpr.1 313 7./I 19' Boat Trailer. Tandem wheels, magic tilt. 1200 319 5373 after 6 Auctions -, WM A#e, 37111,0 Livestock And Poultr y Ii' Chriscratt Speedboat, Chevie 377 Cl engine and trailer, under 1.400 See at Robsons on 17 92, Sanford St 1i...34,' It? '0/ 1") 221-ar,tsmisn. pass.snP 4$jtgtI4f(, sir, pnw.e tføee onw.rni'aves, ;l*) 04')$ MrY tsSFD 'AR%. 337 N '01 1)64 D,rrhiarn -r",o '0w 0441 E,,alhii#it 5I4.I', 11M4r'li'i'i ' i Pot. 11 ,,ti3,'t'sittF, rtaw 04iAt 147% 1100 3CFIf 1 Ay# 1711- " - MILL F 0% lhiirnIrt Orange's. ',#'-..! ' 944 1/411011 7 iIiti'II 'ilrItI,O 54 Ai-n 1944 Cn.#t,', 2'kys'. )54/) L E/ISION SF 15 533 I/P F •r. if, - *,/I!Ienf 3I'40' 39 0010 'If 00firtoo 'r,tCW $SI1''i'rl 'A!) 0.', 1) ri'' 4,I .eg.n. r.Ciintlp siAm 1,1111 F vP.Ii.nf $405 rtn.iit;13it ""Fl I Pyle. (Jiro CAOS. IT) j',!r-.)r,4j tt'J* ,iI -,.i 5 '1.41.1', n.* SñQ• 1 ij r'.•, $fl O'P'er la la* IA' IC) ViPi)()i4 SFFIINr. 116i ?FQ 1101F III 5' ()nwn N' 111 44t , - I I 'I '14 (),,%0% I'uuir c , ,ii-tiroi f EN tr P ill (.1.m, /i. 377 fl/S ,',' - U r.--,'R! ifr041a, .St*t'i Si N jeap N,iV'w'Il, I spaitiI I Trt,elr's And tr,tI.r; 11 Singer Highlands Thursday Each Month. Yq'par rV 1,,'AItl54' 4) / I ',Pf I1f3 7 Vol 14/300 'ssi9% t)m'ar 5*.,5$ .,.. '00' .41C 53 9%!) "01 latifilif -VA 0IOW •." s* '- •S'ar , )'. ',eptIe' $re''r P',;r.! hl, .i'ef NAIf*$ '. I'k# '-'I i ' '' i' 'C FINANCING 53* And Scooters i- ' Ire, ".j'p 49 AC 5.1121. 1',s'S'4 Intro 13100 )' $ A-. - '. I M.o torcet.s 7)3 3',' -.. I'll 'on .3 .. 'ta CFAII' AUI) ,Atfl; PAM C', * 'N/ U - 9 9. ;c'i 'la-N 4 I-' 't .14- - 17 ) Vall F) F -, ,°.'I.- 1' NIt.! fr ,tp, AP fi radr,, r.,r'.rl turn $lht* P o t Pi4141•i** rA 154, t, 4 $ 41 59f) (a11 ere1t rv'qnatJør, D7SIIt MlcCI'IIanlnoUc For Sale SS R1F'OY;ESSFD - 1973 II' Tri Hull, 10 HP Electric Evnrude. trailer, 2 Swivel seats, complete rig 11093. 12) 593? Lake Jennie 95% ' / A -, • 5, U'. C a r p e t I fl 9 e ' '7 V7 - 5 43-015 £ , -, LEGION POST 53 947 e, e'flo'ef. 944 Ceas$of4i ; 4-'..,-I l.4r)P 4 • I'' 4 1 '*u• 0. 4$. .rsI S' III 11SF Brina Results Boats and Si Lots & Acreage -.........1l''• I '•i •,.. r.. r''.,' 'nr Marine Equipment Could be lust what you want STENSTROM REALTY #cw'd Sty ip --, /'-941 lw-I Prw,ø , 744 10121 /j5 1549 940 A,.. 174 1*3 645 63)1 Here's that 7 bd'm . frame cottage on lot 300 • 165' you've been wailing f or Has electric heal. aluminum windowS, well, pump, equipped kitchen For 110.500 it EXCLUSIVE L(i'i/ At,to Rapairs Parts Arrascririas Ss'/'ici ,-[On-- Vol 1)4/ fl'w'fiS IS) 1'o3r'. •rl ,'i)nrnlf' !,tnsmliemr' F.' 'clIent rontli-on $750 1109 lag iJA a P'iS 194A I % rI' c.i.- '4 1, 170,000 373 3673 alter S 377 liii hourS, 3220648 or 3" 111,211.41 PINECREST In ! 430 4 a'vi it'S 3 ',rl 44'S 'Sn 0#1115. ) IA)' *?C 5tC0 All' Rw CIII 1779171 11 Ut: till HOUSE OF FOAM. F04" ribber Cut to any Site 373) Income & C A. Whlddon. Sr.. broker Country living S minutes from town, house with 6 acre's of cleared land West of Sanford, 143,000. 327 1357 D n ys 372 7717 2 11.11 $..iitdi borne & large ho! in (enrva Citrus treea, eacellent water 349 3159 REALTY Your MuItipl .L/sting Mgrvlcy REALTORS 2563 Park 72 2420 Plights. Sundays 6. Holidays Call 3726424 3724433 25115 French Ave - Mobile Homes (XCLUSIVI IT'S PERFECT SANFORD REALTY BINGO EVERY fJ llokt CONW*I 115111 rate SI/NI AND 34 12' • 52 one t,e,Iroorn, (o,,-it.Ieteh y furnish ed On rented lot $1 7(1) 123 5500 between 9 a m 6 p nt 1*0 bedroom. furnished, 560(1) cash 373 3546 or 372 1952 Listing Agency Il.',y 1 / 971 ?/li ¶outtl of ¶ontorri it LII advp*tisifl5 oppolifitatirill in The Sanford Herald on Wednesday will a utomatically tw placed in Thur idavs FAMILY BARGAIN 541*5) SE CTION that is distributed I. an .Od.l,oai 15.5*I Mmii in the arsa Adtrrtsrr$ should &DClwft this I ii Really, 373 1101 2440 IIA*AthA olive at If 13 Florida living enioyable 115.000 Shown by Appointment only Thursday 7:30PM. CALL UNTIL NOON 10 START OR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY. r oil i' P ayton ThiS 3 t*trm - 7 , bath, with Florida room. 3 car carport. boalbouse And ramp, equipped kitchen and fireplace Also features well, pump, gas dryer connection. gas Isater heater, central heat andair, after Port Florida Road Phnn, 64.1 A41 $.t)*$ i ()r Irwl 41 11 1)eI).t, i n çt LAKEFRONT to between Sanford and Deflar'v Of Sub urban Stemper Agency Tuesday MONDAY thru FRIDAY 6:30 AM. 105 :30 P.M. (Fri Noon for Sun.& Mon.) IS S. 0t53 /AMEk ICAN 6 . I Ocautitul I cisure World Mobile Home I slates and Marina on the On a t,eiit if*il lot, All rooms large, SI Johns River rrnm 111.75/) with nice arp*'t and llraIw, .% wnth ndudes home I lot A r ()isitilC i Central heat arid A fabulous cnmrnunity, with all gar Age fss,,Iitie5 on It 93 retreat Ioniil ¶()1lnOlC ( cinty Reallrir -5114.til(R CWIAND0 WPM I S 3721951 1912S.rrenth Eve Sunday 327 7374 of 327 1496 130PM ls? JR. 3rd I t - Beautiful House it lilt, 7 t.-ith S w Ii li-_il Anti air, I" vt t' I' tintlitto' 0( & (19).1111f $ ' Wanted Lots&Acfeacjs' Inl• nrws All buy a ti/etC nO t)m,am Island on the WIt () Wt'KIVA RIVER A plate to laun&h yntir boat, park your tAr,arid f/sit off the bank Icc... shrubs, grass, And t,.aUtibi,h floweni Long terms Available Only 5 lotS left Ph 373 4211 Ni At ANt) ti FAN AN Outs this 3 bedroom home with carpeted living room and formal dining room Conveniently located W3 smill lot P1 Nt CRC ST I iletircums n tb large living rout, ktthrn equipped. only SlO.S(i F HA terms or assume ciS? rig 5. t Mortgage and Save MOBILE HOME 101 '.3' . 330'. 57,95 Terms extra i_ I ,.' ,ttrit It; fl.'nul lfil '*5.-S ji 14 vet It rio ant own a pian • rif he Wol ff, a limited number of for flejriiun furnished house, All lent cd yaril 115. 0t) - ,/ r~ j. 1.t,I C'ed' - s '3 - It -91 15 o"''' low V,Mf qf.F^ .' 3944. IC'A ;951 4'/"1Il r'srp.jp,jr.'t P-,p-p;es C, Ce •i4, For Sat. Crs . Crd' --- ,', - All Li/Il $55500 I '' CONSTRUCTION sa,e Moss/p ilateman, Oroler. 372 7643 , )` 4 . ii 1)) 111/ lAii hut I it% Pin A I. to,, P b., tic, r'I I, 0- 1 -ilC Ilniler' t Ii I'liflIS /t e F nI l In ,w,baUa I 70 . I Icr) 1 -, % ptr 11-10 I or lCiit ,lp-ti's int.'r.tt.*f people mAi-. iio I an offer I) S flaii.r, On. 10151 71', %arOrwd Ave Slat inn r (:bartpstnwi. * Vii I ,..b. " f'i' ii rntt 41 P.qr.r.iika, P.t,ll,a of 114.0 Anmop 44 31 0,.' tIISPII'EY WOilIt, At/lEA I',, 5, I') 41 ,1 tl,ocfer (Icc V nrjer I"Ps'nyfair ii' c e In at I in fish cjrrywlrig an ca of sS I., i/lap IISciy WI,r il. j mn/la fr,,,, HIi,jlrtii,j 11,9, - i I arid 1) 77 5495 down, 14195 at I pnt in, St r qllipmm'rlt For Rent I lit, lili I anti WIly *30 1)12. fir,. ut ii! p. 'II ti IS WinIer i'art AP'iPMlIl Oiiil04ip Il-sr., It-f% n AWnIF/ti SF lIt ' ',I '.1 II! ',I*I CRANK assume es/sting S. pcI mtg and ' Business Meeting 73- -Motorcycles And Scoplers SATURDAY 9:00 A .M. to 12 NOON THE PHANTOM_ I-ill Ii i'rt Nile- lit Alititi i-il tI o ' *iii, S Uvf'f IlU plans Ili 1' i ti,!SP from - 0''. 171 41 )13 I Autos mi', /I334 - mari n It$ 1'erin#Shee' ,e'ars old r.."tr"j ) /Iq!S#r :y -'.-,,~ A p -', DREAM ISLAND... itti 4 pp..-P's "1 17 c' fi.r 5 I') f'irij 0,01 4i. Da'f f/ftrtaerr Sr Aim i/s.c 4 49* 9 COUNCIL $357 f-1to ~ i t ti %`k .1 1101 I,t tisbr,1 A ,Ill washer A. t1c,' 7 13W tlt 5, cIririg family room. ., i f ttttItOnrr. IA IA i ar pet - fenced ba lk, fruit trees. shallow well and tool shed, all thiS only 515(300 Conv termS or and many other 13) p IIOMFS houses For Sate LAKE MARY l4.. KINGSBERRY %i,'a,t lt.ii-thi',I I tw0loilln t',si's, r', 0 'eor.'le CO "I"111011 ItAlIrl tile i, upIi' A I itt Id Arotind $12 i'riIp Won I'' ittitAfti. I4Cl ('f Ave I ( Ii'ii$ I' IA 31 I *'. Voted most likely to help you succeed in selling your reusable, no longer needed items. She is of course Our Herald Want Ad-Visor. Give Our Fair Lady a ring, on the phone that is, if you have furniture, motorcycle, bicycle, garden equipment, stereo, sports equipment, power tools, typewriter, desk, office equipment, pets — lust about anything that you want to turn into Cash. She lakes it from there. ~ 111[~~~~~~~~ ,~~[~~ !!k Ic::I I olill!! 75 Pet; And 511ppl,ai 'LU ?LAI%4JPE 'o WI At I ',IAII /tl',(iUAtli I III,1,',' 5.441 312 2470 REALTORS 754$ Pant Nights, SundayS & Holidays Call __ f UALL REALTY and INSURANCI- Wanted To Rent 322 6053 £7—Livestock And Poultry 43—Pets And Supplies 64—Clothing m 101 (. WI St I $"%II lit your 7/ultiple Of P of I II 1 FOR MEN 1, good iOtAtinn 1' c in Santriril Central It A - lifted. ample liar I lug Al l it 'IIP yi tan be prnt..1 of, P'. Si'i'l .all 177 1070 STENSTROM REALTY 'aeon ;• 74—Trucks And Trailers 75—Aulos For Sale COME I I r %~~ )) Equipment 70--Travel Tra,ltr - Richard J Lyons to idjut to your ncw ir:our.dings. and miv• e.< - Father IIc'ItPIS can ma k e it csitr Transportation . L, - wF._._ . E'. sA But the Vilt Icnitne . r t~ . I LEAVING HOME IS NO LAUGHING MATTER... SSA—Household Goods tAiA~." A(PIA'I I •t iS 1.111 yiui find a how:. Si,. -i gikid InveStment Wit AN!) ill' Al Ti Iir,iIIc,, lAy lIt W 131h St 333 $L$ Realtors $31 4500 5D-Gara ge - Rummage Sales •. 7:45 P. m. Merchandise 44 4 •- . 11 I ill it 2574 Park Dr antnr Houses For Sale 31 Business Property JIM HUNT REALTY 10of Cl;hr Mobile Homes Rent t' In ri t 0flitoriablo 7 l'.,f, on in m40lp hump, on apprcl. I atra rutnished. contpnlpnI to i 4, AdultS, SItS plus deposit l4OikInt Really Inc - Realtors, Ill 45(51 754$ Park 372 7470 REALTORS NIghts, SundayS I Holidays Call 322 III 322 6171 372 66.3S DIAL FOR ACTION 3'ui iI I 3054 79 Samiam (, • I Attiat lively furnIthd 2 t'drrn home In 1).ltona S firt! area Screen norh rirpirt $140 tnt Your Multiple 3 I U, STENSTROM REALTY Ad, Just dial a friendly AdVisor who will help you word your ad. Regular ir'./ - - - EhM. _- - 3i'G - c T4'; \ — \ : .i 1010$ Post It's easy to place a Want If 2 fldrrn . k lit hen equipped, a i. $135 mo 636 F Ir-d Si 177 14-41 76 Art 63 .1i WE PROUDLY PRESENT r i• 41—Bicycles 47—Boats and Marine Equipment 43—Camping Equipment 44—Sports Equipment -Th -- ' GuE Houses Rent Unfurnished I) .' ,,/ 24 - by Dick Covolli AKA ."' -, - A1'ARIMFNTS 114 IA It' SI tsit I Recreational W1NTH1OP Two bedroom dupics furnished apartment 4220 Orlando Dr.p Sanford AVALON APARIMUITS ADULTS NO PETS 3$—Income I Investment Properl y 3—Business Property 37—Real Estate Wanted 'L , Of Dviii me and ØIhL Please apply in person to Ca;th Custom Cabinets 30 N CypresS Way. It yrs or over Prepare and del'v tO AUtO Train Good working conditions and bnetrtt Days Cal 'F: 3a4;)C 33-Lots & Acreage hcls'e - Catseiberry 34-Mobi le Homes . ,. CAiPEhTERS HELPERS _.__. - Ii 377 antI/rn, ---- -----17 BEDROOMS. ADULTS ONi' PARK AVENUE MOnhIC PARK 7St5 Park D .327 7141 - - l' PLUS IRIS/GE BENEFITS Real Estate For Sale 2 Bedroom apt. upstairs 114 Adults onl y , no pets 377 4434 •.c'.', '••'•I• ' ' $6 to $7.50 Per Hour - I Apply In porwri h m* ./CW'% (Stf Hout., :M$ S French Ave 2$ r m '.. Apartments Rent Furnished • '1 5lV lh(".F1V i,h'i 1' firSt Ilast In advance Mid Seminole Qcall', Inc $31 I3XI -- - - - ---- ----- - I u'fl'ht1 apartment Ads,.its N pets Lea" 377 1110 the Went Ads ! - rR&MIWG TRUSSING DECKING TOP HOURLY W&C,ES For Sale 32 -Farms A Groves YovP ALl. -- - Carpenters 33-Houses _f - S3 Per Hour Up 71—Rooms For Rent 27—Api rtments Rent ut' hAvC 1 y. recent roorIrrtce Unfurnished CONTACT 23—Apartments Rent BRAILEY ODHAM Furnished SANDRA,. SANFORD, FLA 74—Hout.ts Rent Unfurnished PS, 37)-46700r 7$5 4370 25—Houses Rent Furnished ls Cabin,' men with e.perieCe 74—Mobile Homes Refit nolielora p&sttora open in cui out. oias'c laminating and assembly 27—Resort Property For Rent W8QttOPl?uOdrICU5SDn FlP'3etItS 21—Business Property For Rent EncluOC paid vacations ano 79— Wanted holidayS group insurance plpn'y To Rent ______ 1111011 Ave WAIItCSSES erjo, ed the aPI.soz;119 3tI1I?59 power e4' -, Help Wanted 23 — ______ RawIeiQh t4OuWP.OId PrOdu(tt has an oppor?ur's?t tar man or woman Intr?StPd In ,arn'4'IQ 140 to 1350 or W-JJA Is Call c011ill 103 274 P0 POt 430!. ,o. Richmond, VIA 73724 Coil You I.c'Io9lslt? Herald = -= - ir WF3. *JV - A72 ; -' omtnt mp — -- -- -- --- -- Rentals Wi - Counter Sales arid Delivert Some ktwwlf'dQf of pipe t/t1lt51 Prefer plumbing necessary pe rcn 305$ Sena hr1 resume to 1$—Male - Female Help Wanted 11 6—Satuation Wanted 17—Domestic - Child Care . - - I-- F`q_'WFF:N_d1!-:1I_ - ia-Female Help Wanted I TAWK AFA5 Is ,-,I— . - fkA~I.L - 13-Male I Male Help Wanted 33 Lake Ssan ApIs 1 rciiii iint fished, AdultS, no -re's AAA fISA to ndw,ChShO4) AMIV in "hr Ik,g rip ?&'Q rrcnch bew?cn 3 3-0 and 4 ç' rn " -ofLS - 11 v," So"e P,'v's' Unfurnished 1 " -: "' P40U1& Phone Mature ll(* to work In Ic. cream 'Ou.slrs.amrSP F rim by LOSER r Newly tte it Med 011i • Spa( C. 7 t'!Ot Is flom r a' ri't s P,Srt.t, U$ Apartments Rent 2 2 -- of Sanford hat opcnr tor l i!/d credit man*0f Cal! Mr Barter at Sears 3fl iYfl Cm!p"y r'%A,f0nn4flc? *' 1i gourso keeper ncrde(l Dmhlaan Memorial Part, 372 4743 .., -, ..,,,,,. 7—Personals 3—Announcements 4—Cards of Thank 5) S—In Mamoriams 4—Business. Opportunities 7—Instruction 1—Firtancial 7 - -~ ,.#, ---- 1-Los? I Found 5,) r__ — - b quil py lnstructinn - !r i AIQr Pit' IYAOI • Ar'l 373(1.4 Sears SANDRA. SANIORD FL A. 373 411,7061`79S 437C with a Cla iff ~ S -rp 71- -it For Rent N CONTACT BRAILEY OtIMAM I3'F4 T he Ra nc h Ito /it - / F5 I 0 IF# i 10 ~.~V,,O d ~ -- Rooms For Rent 372 1743 Solid Count : F 21 p WORKERS 1 Wo rll c Cattier H(tt5 need verkilFle ç'rWn Hours 3 30 to ! 30 Good plp AppIV in person bet-n 2 and 4oni 10H0II6A HOuse. 330 F CO*rImfCIII, SmMord I 172M70 20 510 LAulwDl Apply in person to Amer -can Wcvid COIN DRY C&IIS Prdvctt, 1257 Charles St coming to Sanford Two choice Santoro Ave tocalions, S I Airport Blvd - 7SPi St. anc Etcifrienced plumber w*n'ed R L raimetto Ideal invitmpflt opt Harvey Plumbing days 372-33*3 portun?v for d5crimnatli; or evening 372 7203 ror ornr call rer CaP.eIo I3056III77$ Winter FarL Or writ? 10 Mill MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum ------------ Domestic-Child Care Wil keffp IPIlItIrO MeOdAv ttitoijoP Fr Ida t 7 30 to S 30 Call 373 SSW t'.l.qn C And A Sub Contractors 30 Pr' BIvh co d 17 WantetiOne ON. LPN, •ftd Aide kes? NtwSIti0 Ci'itii''. Appli gig tiis' 7nd si PI US FRINC.F BENEFITS NORGETOWN (S 11.75 L_ - 37c a line line 22c line Sthru7Ot,mes A. T $6.50 to $7.50 Per Hour m rw' ",o?f 7 5il 'ncc,me tn after 10 it m 010M —..- ___ 1 Ml, oft 375), Ca %t,ib.rr Sit 11130 S. S Pn*t ,,nrarner ,i.q'dpd for new company Toe waet Palit VitAl/On Phone 534 SA' .;.n,i'aI k,k- hen Paql tIme Ii I Male or f#mAIC 0401ldAv l4outp 330 F Commerdal, Sanford ApolV 2 4 p m rso* to SanOrd Ranch HOu%t. 3723 Or ianido, Drive MASONS 2. 11 2 7415. l?imes .' ~ VfFf Ave S The City CA Lonawond would like to employ a Street Foreman and a Grader Operator wth esperience maiIitenaliCe. itr oft pt in t4ospital4:aion imltlflrA"CC. paid vaca'.on wo re -ernent to effer S*iart oe4' prn uj to 4 ? 1 h4Jr5 wiffie k!s 1'FS0 rnont'l (at a nd pleasant, relscnO mercfb?dse at cor"partv s4'CurPd retail %tflre In your town or ,he nearesI f-q', Small ,rwej'npri, r reø Cii/ Mr bEtsO i 1t 757 7545 (iOU fr*q'F Un?il C Cl m 6 dm% Or wrtC WIiFiOr ,e'n,ioqi in , i,.w include ØOne r'vmt*, 314 )&Ili Ave Pd., St Priterst%fr olO . Fis 33713 Longer Your Ad Runs The Less II Costs Per Line Per Day. Nursing lr PART TIME NOSELLING The by AIVenn.or hid irNi iAPFtI/ In - -______ 831-9993 f Welders, ('ti-ill Press operators, Saw Aiisemt,I', and Operators it) BUY OR SILt. AVON (*11411 3015 Mechanics Apply In person it, Taylor Maniuf fur eriC Co Inc — Airport Blvd And 5th St 372 7055 - Wa treUfl for even FnQ %ttlft. AftØlY Orlando T Will or P,iurSeS A,ccs peiw Sem'WiI? 1od9 p S,rvFce S?aIion for lease Ir )Wome$' Part time nlQPit watchman. with 4.3 Janitor &tIes Phone 37)41 after S nit A OEvOriO' 3 W!(' - I - 322-2611 I l,arl time, car mectoffisarv, cttOC own PWurS 322 ear IV I Vt.. 61' late it m rrench THE BORN Houses Rent Furnished 2 lidrm . duplet Arhiltt No poll, e 5113 Søturity den Aviliable rir - - :tsl 0(ft 171) I' euiiuu,vuc V45H:5 _.J s HOC Builders, 7 A v e, Sanford Female Help Wafltet 14 ceiilrd trInqt benefitS Apply in person aft,, C a on to $cottys Santoro by Lorry Lows wth BIMO BURNS I tic BE •. &df? or Terms 21 Male Female Help Wanted is area Call 3)30375- and uitlOad mAter ill And wiv ik in lumber yard II Hr week 1"t 1"Don't N IS I I i .'4'. 0 Wanted Set-ur.?-, Guards In OIcdo eirab.e man to drIvC truck. load ARE VOL) TROji(O' Clii 1011 Irf4 44 4 7O7 for We Car, - Bank The Cash When Y so Mate Help Wanted 13 Male Help Wanted 13 - i I-)c'sdi /, The SF1111 rcJ Hnr,,Id OF COURSE YOU M YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TEL F'IR)NE LlSltP IN YOUR NA'LL - �6 $ai.L - 1-Il Up To 1,000 Years I Turkey Time Again r 11 VIc 11'ii,p' It t 1SI I. C11.1 114 FtensU'n Fornsmici CLOSED % niond to count your bIeings on Tiinnksgiving Day if you are trlighted wi:h it good bird or. festivi' table Turkeys are in plentiful sue:'ils year and the prtrrs ;cr1asIliable. Most liireS carT' whole turkeys at two or thrr THANKSGIVING __ ~# THE BIG _~ W- 243C French Ave. Sanford . Th 11 id 11t Ye thawing Th.au it in the reingeratne or under cold runr.ing water. Place turkey in wrapper on a tray n the refri!urke. er;i1lw. A four to Ut pound bird Proper thawing is importan t ____________________________— CLOSED \-. 4 AWL- .. - . - . . - - ii, -s -. Holiday Grectsnqs To Our Many Customers . Ait' Did. Bessie . Daierle . - _ ! ii.. ,- . 1 -. - ---" "-- ' _11 -. -----Li '-•i - - - -. ______ .4 . - _- . . - . __ - " j PH 322 c7QL 207 S ORLANDO DR SANFORD Rcath-ti-eoik At'igtd I ntufled 21 t to P. to 4 tn 12 t 1'; 12 to 4' to SI : 16 to 28 t i 5 28 20 24 Stuffed add one half h-.r 6108 pound BURGER IN ' ones. You ma partiaU thaw the turkey in the rcfngeratoc and finish thawing under cold at room tern- HAVE A HAPPY lit -61 water. . -"L,_ sdiscouraged b'• ;;;;;;atur -; á. 'an cause the outside of the hiri the inside te SpOil thawed. DO not thaw prestuffc turke;s Stuffing the turkey is discouraged. The stuff iri. ,__"W_ :ibsorbsmuc'hof the JuWeSfrom requires longer the A .okm However, if ou -' stuff sour turke 'stuff it )us ', oer. w.ire popping it in turkey on a rack in .. s hallow uncovered pan, trcast up tor down I. Brush Lb' skin with melted fat or oil zm 1 6 .lc not add water. The turkt may be partially covered .'ith loose tent of aluminum foil or , 4zz- ,iia'ö i ith cheese cloth dipped in / nictte fat or oil. -. Vow ngipntItlgi Sanford /1 se sterda established boun . ~i0L - .. .t" . - .d% ''' -- - -_ - - . A p ,• - FraclIt3onal Pilgrim mother and "1 F. '.-children are portrayed by Debbie Zierter, Julie Ashley and Patrick Perkins of Alt.amorte Springs. t Ann Riley Photo' _ THER •-. ____________________________________________________________________ - course. there is a petition. #1 , will move easily and the meat Served will be yen soft stick ts pressed If a thermometer is used it should re,ictr 185 degrees I in the inner thigh and 165 degrees in the center of the stuffing Ne'er partially cook the turkey one day, and finish cooking it the next. There is great chance of spoilage if the turke) is allowed to cook over night at a very lci temperature under 3(KI degrees 1h,. . IlIt a drum IWA1I) `1 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT STARTS P. M. falm ifteam 9mi Owned & Operated by Tony & Louise Constantino 322-3108 Hwy. 17-92 on Lake Monroe Sanford .• L5ZII , .•••••• •4 4. ALL YOU Buffet CAN EAT $195 until other. HOMEMADE SOUP—TURKEY & DRESSING—AM—CHICKEN MEAT BALLS—BRATWORSTS1UFFED CaBBAGE POLLS 3 HOT VEGETABLES-7 SALADE / K' I S . a ,' .. S & r. - a - UI r.alI Ul UMILI 0 BE S I I I I S I S I S I S , -. II 11J ,air 2544 PARK DRIVE PH, 322-9716 NiC,aF SANFORD PC sax iesi 5AWFOD, FLORIDA 37771 -- - = . FAMILY STYLE =i Be CLOSED Thurs & Fri Nov 23 Bill & Betty's Restaurant 2511 SANF ORD AVE. SANFORD / ! I t3T - __ __ ~. r Tz:~~_,__- I I '"••' - -. -- - - -_ ~&- I Dorfman -.lit] fie is interested (listributed in contemplation of corixmition. At this meeting. in the portioit of tile text dealing it 1xill of people ill tile Forest tile intinicipal name ;Intl seal 0 .. ' '& _________ -- - - - - .J LI a n rOru - ' . - - nO us I n9 Dollar ' the .. i - Thi' house trailer wa' a total ln's after i iilk truck inset 3lammed into it on SR -Elh it Like' Pleasant Road, east of Apopka. Trooper Cliiiccidpnt intl ford Smoke iS investigating said that no one as ir1 ,t.rd ill 1'tuiiizh he Li m i . i high prp.rt 1 p C — - . _ ___ ___ .- - _~ - TRAILER DEMOLISHED . -'• I~_ -~~_" ~~ - T _~_ - - -_ - !_ .. i. - . *&, , . ' C A - . . - - u iviO r i ty i Shortage Is -- - - - - - - -- Eased With tiiultuple family zoning in City area to .b't.'riuiin.' their are selt'cte'cl and a mayor and at with proFessional zoning, which desire to Iciriti a municipal least five alderman are elected. B) mu. 54 OTT :o pay 'he li. 1414 in 'he request to the Sanford City been ld.3414 :n ieu if taees. As good as that wits, i st- tint to he said, did not SCC1II ('0111- ce)rfx)ratiun. It contains con- The municipal charter under to Cornniission forbear r'seribed date. requested. but did delay t he a as circumstances s voice iiiy strongest objection J)itiblt'. rlusic- ns drawn by the Coin- such Sanford IIousrng Authority In nncluinn, Wilson mid he Further, Since the city conmaiuon time for receiving payments DnrFinan said, he mittee, and thereafter proposed by a touches on the price' against NBC-TV tund their ast declined to grant forbearance from November to April 1, 971. ',ouid hav. en mportaflt andid not feel that service stations they will pay for living in a Charter Board consisting of five e-e utis e direettir Thomas What's My Line program of l Wilson Ill said today he -"ment 14) ,fivtflge at the be ent in lieu of taxes of Wilson 34tvLwd he had investv-d lount members that tire elected by placed in it com. inunii, ipal corporation. night. Having that mystery should doubted ttie city s 480 units of -tulhority ession it"tI lutising and an 110,10) from the .iutjiorty'i $&)01 was re-calculated, IF iuutiniici;il government is the people at an election which guest, calendar manufacturer nwrcial general category, but tIUt te tet'Iitwut 'to t.'.'eniber n certificates ii into is subsequently calleit by the public housing will biinw error in the first computation ,ener'Ji fund of iiutle nude photos for as a separate entity En Eu,rtiicei the ('omiimtttee would by Det. irsi)Kent 31. its feared. M V11.0 , ,Illhad been corrft-ted to k.ow the deposits payable in 90 ,tayi. 'flaborwo America's housewives ... and category. Dorfman (untended recommund a prolIerty tax of alderman. 'i'''t v t,tt hou1! have which 'NIh ear enouezh nter"st those that the city could bt'ceiiiit' .uati,tI payment 'llii.s moe-thud oF incororation the-n showing sitrue of about fit- ..' mills This would 'i'. hilt' not cvnipktt'lv rulin.t idiotic poses right on the- 'h)Iine alley and that if '.'e- amount to $2. proPe-rty tax Ofl it tia'.sevt'r is rarel used out a possible bankruptc) due to ict tile (hut tomnp1inies f.,O they'll $10,000 hoim' having homestead screen I I I r II l'he legislative mia'thod, under a lack of sufficient operational exemptio n, Dun't get inc wrong. If that's be strung out alor,g SR 436. this approach Iii.' Florida State lund.s earls' in 1973, Wilson - : : - .:-':: -:- :- -:::: :-:-:-::-:.:-:-::::-::-: :t.;: Ieguslature is re'guested to pass said he taela "hunch" the- U S your "bag", you go right ahead ;;-:-:: :-: ,.:-: and enjoy yourself. Hut don't ::: a Special Act with-h embodies tpartmiwnt of Housing and ) OU dare displa) the. ('barter of the proposed Urban Des elopinent i ll 1) , I' lal ii r 'P — tl"e '1 \ I L 'dl SSE E 1' Ia Ii II 4t1 1 i " VA! c, -on a: a . which controls the expenditure a' e'i i. c :-: :-.and which mitunicipalltv w v .# • ortti uprerne ,.ourt reaii1rmu murder and Judge Siti held an extenprune time when yo un gstera basic- Ill) constitutes the of muoness Fur the n'ittons publi" todas tt.s position that the death '-t'e presentenLe hearing atterward art. siesting this senseless Form,r ho using projei.Ls would rule ecreation of the corporate hods trip to a 'side k1S'I\(.l II makes III \Ifl 't ix'n4ilt cannot be iniposed nov. ti_i art Art balone) it's ubst initial es idtnt.e that the lund_s soon 'iuh4irto rht question l.Ufli_t'l ning 1)1 Irusek to see Indonesian President I' honda telling Seminole (ount'. Judge pornograph)' uiiil& insolwl are in fasor of In cearunk beaLt- t for the but schedules a third negotiating session with Domuck J Salfi that the t pe of trial tureated t rta !s is mumut 'tnce at. :he Ihit miiunitcipalits' is always Sanford housing units, 11500 present time capital punishment may :: required in order to get Prt1je'tetl 'i $96 000 deficit due to did not matter 11e l)uc l'ho tills altern(x)n. (tsar ihie ut lion (rota the llUl) llrujettions of rent the 'loru1a "suprenni' Silfi ha d asked the court for an not be imposed b) the se,. did )OU take note A l,iS i.turt. which opinion on whether he could sentence '. ourt said in an opinion '. -"''ut )V from receipts of yesterday's election in New Since the I xgislature %oo ill not operistion.al costs are drawn. Michael Francis %Vhalen to the electric Chief AL-itice B. K. Rubfert l ... TIIE (11INVWTIONS of five Chicago Seven Smyrna Beach" eon%ide-r special ucing ks.s than Figured. hue-ct __________________ defendants are overturned by a federal apOn their proposed (-hurter uiu uttn:entswitil peak ioui t 'File five 111(I t)CC1i lUllS icted ti.inge5 re4mpportionhng the Tis Wilson confided the p CollitilenCing tit April lit) into four zones, allowing crossing state Iincs to incite rioting at the lflb8 I receipts (ruin tenants hate' ..'ni 'itiul tx't''tuse' Uwr the hid) or to run at large and Deinou itic National ( Ofl% ent ion in ( hi ago sici.. r cone.. rn is ith the' iflcrc1ie d and it b possible Lb it revising n 1 t i t1 of ft 4ured I utions for in,seil', u, nc IC allilex, ,362 to 543. t was rried : Altaimietmite' Springs, the ci'ii- ii4-tit ie't have to be tile..! unIt. i xl 'turnout 't a - ther . ill IW3 or not at till. i, ! ,-% JUDGE' - mittee is initiall,o approaching carl% S 011111*11 bars Columbia Broad . the probk iii suit the. Statutor) 1It'!I re It ises the moness to Lb.. - t isting 'iytem nev. ' men ft am Iullutt ing their route- and e-etuplung the up- miation's housing iuthoritit' union's order to honor picket lint's of striking we re . . utppros ed hi the that w''tl' a II 'Pt c iiiuuiiuiiuei -ert-mce 'NIH le rt b.tpi.'t cbur'.'tt or .,u,Lie J S\. I ,S*',Lktl',RIt tee'hnici'ins is .unigre's, but ithheld hi r..'ouetimi ii. / \tto''t's Ger 'rd I-, , , i or'i, on Park .'.enue Rev. JT c'ijniiUt,'teiI 1(1 it a, ni, :: tredit this one.' It) Johts :: (OtlitiC) Se('It'tar) ,if that he investigate the lt'gaIit) : ' to thankful ('euple-. Th.uiksgivirig l.)tsy 'u1nW will preach. at Krith'r, neighbors. His early _. Ili tile allile\atioll pol .. Come' 1"hery .Are wv ing call and suggestion " W11%('11 also Ili\.I.Ilve'l Niq r-- rtunities for Th,iink. ~ Alt.tinionle Spritil,:-i :', THE UNITED STATES, the Soviet thlioll Mid -*tvitig i as-se errs .verr'iu (_'hur0 , if Sanforl. _14th mo ,p. t .i, -. rshtp in area e-hurche'i -,)L (hHC fltitlOIlS fiWe IV i( iSlnrsi tO Ii1ai( Pork In s'iew of the fact (hut we h..thI '.hi( and Thursday. IAII 'thaiiieipvin,g Day servictINmfl nitortals hose loite-hed all efforts, preparations for the conference on t . Pbhe I S.iniferd IunttertI to 'hr 9ubiiL' will 'ielt n itt e':idmn Itt.' Vietriammi ii .ir. st'eurit V iln(t cooperation I hi' It tissians hi:t sc uiewei 3xnturuIg a k.-' tatitlit t • l"ir'st iii L'huCeIl Christ. perhaps if we used still another been seeking. t U lit Is t h iok ii I,i at - wtuiiumty L rutted 'lettlQthSt Scie-titist, Set'nieJ .Se., uifuri, I-4' r approut'h instead of iitar-hes I : '. burvh of (aelberre 'tfl hUlil 11. • i ii ii u u uu ii . O Lwtmng at Ii aan. bidiViditin iwr se ..,..,,. if this 'fliunks'is-ing a mu. sees ice on lluiksguvung : uxnressiuIu t,.,.,'., 1.4 ..• ,aii ,, 't it tirititude hi *..UUIJ Ll 1,11, PltOI)t'('IIt the' hit' Ifltt isowtttt'tj Stt11iii Al', NtTI()N'S NO. 2 sTI•:I:l. Ha ()1IL.ANI 0J the L-uui1-sigauwi pastors to set aside one or two : 17, heetagt's "ere not injured Jack-AinStuilhimigs, it trial broad has joined announcing (lit' I utheriut ('burih will be .s tedtUre ol the service largest in of the minutes during the' sc'rpt-rmts Stallirugs ki i charged with 14 ,tc-eusetI I'I h d..lutg dee-ituer w ill aztd ii .u,.y tutut: hId i av csiileetiuu l thit' UI) ('05 Is il I Pl'Re' IUUSI w h ic h could PUSh ices it ic'rr.'r'ttIIeeI iipimig, lieu e.'t'wits cit rape, tis hiostiigo during :. thtitksgivtitg will be tueu, service WedIf we nh really got (toWn on construction, machinery and automotive . steekenitl bust iiwntti, has been counts of perfortiuutig h'ee- d in 'te-day at 1')) p.m our knee's and offered it : industries, in (Ii..' presence tit children. r..'t$)5tp1lt'hl until join8 :: Inde x C'oinJnt meaningful prayer, perhaps Presbyterian ('r tmntini) her) and assault is ith tOte-nit to -: Orange' Count will Church have a we'd catch Ills ear. Court Judge' W. Rogers Turner t'tiiuuiitit a felony t'harilisgivtng Service Thur- S.rettcjittK (L,od,,,., wouldn't this be one 1 Ill test ltti'.se'n asked Turner to step P1111-11-116 it deleitse Will I 'I'll K iAS'I' MAR 31 Tutsday tniimitt'd 8ritier se.Lay ,it 10 a Hi. Christmas we could till sutre V. dtiiiti freon thec'itw, e'tatrgmmig to'stIoim%e' thtc• trial, but iiiutlomi __________ e Apollo 17 astronauts today completed, th :H Calendar 48 for remember and the-tense that the had uiiaete-(Witter judge' rejeeteti two : 1,14&VIlvoki 4d5 iintl 28-SW nitxni the from rehearse blasting off being,..,,, PEACE ON EM('l'll Weather prt'Jmahcal statt'tiit'nts aguLnt requests Cu.,tmui.'s 7'-' (locking their two spaceships, America and .uts lkisst'n argueti SttIhimtgs t'labeirat..' tIc' diet ittit Attorney I i5ssvivrdpu.zJe Challenger. S ..'tertLn, s high 'id buis this Sommw of the opposltlonm to utIiu..'cessfuiil)' for a change of timid 'l'urm'i rejet'tetl thie' iuuti4'ii Or Orww !8 utiutiting Lp ('-art e'keuds tO to re tla' The' tk'k;tst' ttte'ri.t') :: sent:..' tutu asked 'turner growth In this county, In recent tiear Sbby teutb, highs in 6U 6,a upper Editorial i.'uitwtent ;:. argue-it uirisue't'essfulI that uiieivt' lumuselt from the case. weeks, reminds rite' of ti le 1. 18 lCts to how Gay, It('Uhifl (;i St.uhIiiug' %I KNl).%'l'U),' II I'( '4 )M isilte'..', Shillings usiuhil get fair by niot a rorrt:ner( attributed to 'rt'rwh A,'i'iittltiitt Sinus silted uttu the msjrtiiertm President Georges l'om':iitlou, broke' ii'. a t,until) Nome In (11- ritil in ()il,umil' Although Askt'w that it panel of three' judgm decide who :. I . h.tit of the Mip.e \itlle. hiiieuh tihiouit iuuiulmuigtit Friday, de-n tog tile re-quest tot at to charges that new tush-rise 5 gets the death penalty is likely to get a cold the Ui_vet Ltskvs region and ttw Out. 6, holding 14iwrsons IIOS- t'huungi' at te-nut', 'l'tusmuer Wild It.buildings are destroyln,4 Paris :: pbliot.. shoulder from the Legislature, says the ;: kiliko Valley today whtle ''Parts isn't a dead city or a Inge until Saluirtli)' afternoon istiuhet u'.'nstekr the issue again N 3A ch;iiriiian of the H ouse Select ( 'ommittee CCC Wets cOLMIS museum that needs to be kept w hile dem anding puyiiit'mtt of uifter questioning jurors SIrt .tiucl ct.niip its- er stick 4tr*ts of Slalimiugs hitch Lwt'n e'ttt'cluitc'ei as It is. One cannot stay put In ,I (2apjtuul I'Linlstig(it'nt, $5, (Mu ransoiui the %e'st Al hue past liii'' ti l t- ti.tu'' tit i't 'u, 1 t.il heel \t'tut,.'. i'alm,,- l it t-'t :0 -:•::. '- -' ' eS f cz 7J4iv4f -' - -- - to - ___________ fl a 1') thu --- tr t-o'a i ,, - 4 .. - 0 - - ' • . ' 0 ' SOUP -- ------- --------- ' J - * - CARROT and RAISIN SALAD It ksgiving Services Around County . t, CHICKEN - * ' - ': _ to :' FEAST __________ -- - : liii I' 'aS St 11 T i ' A I uuu I - - ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY k _ ___ - ' - , ,, iiit - - - of BAKED VIRGINIA HAM * ROAST LEG SPRING LAMB da4j - to - 9 _ _ og Sa4wtd ) '4 ' - - - Phone 323- 1910 - - - ' 0 d(o 1 11 ' $3•95 . , - *-V*mm ..- , 1111*ttee : Creamy Whipped Potatoes Candied Siuteel Potaloet, Buttered Peas 8 Mushrooms Corn Bread Dressing Candied Tiny Carrots Cranberry Sauce Mint Jelly I,r,orte'j i-if Rollsand Butter Coffee MfI. Pumpk in Pie THANKSGIVIN G GREETINGS We Will .~ qmraer - - ", r .''"•"." ' All The Trimmings hr aiiftirI 3!lrrzili'i 1 "•-._. : I CIRCULATION DEPT. - * llt(ILa REPLY LNVUOPI .ts •..fl too 4 $1C )4t P1S _?t - LOUNGE OPEN 10 A.M. TIL 2 A,M. - ___ - • ' OTTO'S HOFBRAU HAUS - r- - ty 4 I\I Stmr! $ . , nius't meal __ . -- - * of - •_ * - - •. 0 , 0 ---1 likelihood of annexation in this ::-:-:--':-'-- SERVING 12 NOON TIL 8 P.W-. meets as . - _/ - - CHOICE OF ANY OR A LL beyond r. ' 11yr .1 _,q"*4 _______ft _% -__ 9--i:-.0 01 - r - Forest tile west. Road on ' - domesticated ' .e,"' , , - Were 11'. ; I'rfuit in note .1 there is •m unit that) to taken to foriit 4u Ii .. group in F orest C it) Muno ip ii ( orporiitlon uiv - A steering which has formed to_consoler continittee of Forest CII)' t;maier statutory i, h.,Gesueinhardt int'nrimratlon pre't'cdurerequires si.'Ie'i'tsnn f headed by chatirnmn .'itiii'ns L also joimited out to council that a l(iuger Martin have been hard at a uorp4)ra'e area wtilcti con. polskt B Jtihn public hearing is being livid on stork tiins nut less than 1 000 onii oiiipiling d Dee l upon the I. ) registered ',ottrs who are tlso pre hensis c report on In zonin, ordinance •und that he e)rporation Other members of Fr. eholch re In the area II) 10 (hi oiiitiiitkt are % illuon days 4id'. ante public notice to (.eez vs en 1tfLer it will nu et si i th (he 'I. it) \liles, William Spires, Ted itil of (1w registered freeholders the second time last night on planning consultants next steek. The director said he Nunt'io, Ewell Wyatt, Gcorge in tile area a titeeting is held TV, it made the tears swell. Talking 'bout Brian's Song. heard rumors that there wero to Je'nner. Terre-rice Lynch, Grace aiid "t which (lit-re is a need for at kast two-thirds of iill th e' Don't feel too badly ii yrni be changes in the text of the Spuiks, Allen Forward, and niLcsed it..... cause more than ordinance. to which Durfmnan (;lerula Eversole. Attorney for registered free holders in the itrea to iippe'ar and consent Ic likel) it still be shown over and replied these were not rumors 11w group is Boyce Pipkins. being the formation of the municipal This report is over again — until the message I)ut ftict 4 Other Menu Served Also birds Iieutusc __~~_Smr.r *1___1 - :..'..~-,Y~_ -.--1 ,-J~_a-4 , -P , # i4, ~.-,. ,:, - due to the fact that tilt, Will Report finally hits home'. '':'e turheys __ loop , 16- N 1 P.M. Til 11 P.M. Ip)I I ____ iu I 0 II Gvmeinhardt told council A I es, ~"i It Columbus took to to- boutttit for a few shillings in the England The lowest rt'vordt•d Europe four ,,r i domit--half price for a torn turkey, in our renturies itgc rountr weighing apturke' Servinit .-,, Tht' flii1O rI . o pruxlrmltel3 it s '- i, Ttiankgiving Day is nothing i rJ. .. to do ;i -:.'uruqwtrter of a dollar.' American tradition dating back The Best News of Eastern EuroptToda% the United States to 16 11, w lien Got'. John C eroge Of Sc'm }inidfurd of Massachusetts thisraises more than 50 muhon It is probabh derived 1ruri turkt' annually And the it da of Colony declared ,A sound of ftoCounty . Be 'lmio'ric'in ieoplc pa.t about $400theirlurk, turL turk,' and prayer ttizinksgivini. is cat11, Their life-span million a scar to eat them t11oti the Pilgrim's first Regular Subscriber i short approximately 5 years luu"vt'st Turkeys have distinct fatmiJ Even shorter fur nioi t of the The Sanford Herold At the feast to celebrate this varieties. it is ar traits Ttwt are independent ocxasrnn. turkeys 'aere' the zirt'ssive-. and Their enjoyable omit' From the da I 2 A Mo natural selection fur the' main dispositi arts are not nearly as each tame chick steps out of it.' in those- claYs raur' :t set't a their me-itt They often large'. spotted shell I t* Ild iibupthtt light with each destw on the festivt' , belief." i,.i. it lives a pleasant life A couple of males will be' Later, during the Amenean ' - i cared for. catered t:-, prtte:r'4t-' Revolution, Congress recoin- eiitiru contentedly when sudttrirt'd denl uliC of them will grab Ito It national mended 4-,. — . # "a -. ,t, . .'&-.. ..., ,..a ,J •h. ,,• L... - e..... .4 I'll 11111 ... *vtflWaIiy ven tu ally i1UinISgi%'inLt E lust Thursday of November. and hold on witt. suvae inJust Give Us A Coil 322-2611 531 9993 c the- victim h;i tenait Whn established by President Abraham Lincoln in 1854, had enough he or Just Drop Us A Note. sonwthm.g th&It became Thanksgiving Day This date- remained unchanged "uncle" for the huldee quickh s until li'41 when Congress p- Ieti go and they both resurtit-I proved President Franklin eating $ llouscvt'lts idea of rn.ukuig the The- turkey is a ritember of thePJtp('v Ic fourth Thursday the holiday to family which includes thtS #1 S keep it from crowding too close pheasant, p4-ac'ot'k ii III to Chris S domestic fowl. Like tht __________________________________________________ I Turkeys art' ar. exclusively peacock, the torn turkes cam S Mae-rican contribution to the raise- his tail feathers 11' S S joys of living. The y were in i' prese'its a majestu sigi: its tniduct'd in Europe by 5i,jutj with brilliant red wattles I $ Columbus in 149 following his pressed against his proud . ________________ I third trip t; the: ne-st world The inflated chest etit lus ruj:t- i 'i $ several live- turkeys he brought twad turning a startling blue S hack, p.rtutU domesticated by Eknnesticatsun has t'hanigt-i • the' Indiaru. of the West Indies, the turkey .ery little. ma.' withstood the trip we'll, They thrived and multiplied in the barnyard varIeties lusei resemble their wild relatives ~ Euro;wun climateeof must tit these: ha'. i. Strangely. S tii. turke' raisin be'eunie: popular throughout the run- been tired from European ste-'i- 1'Iw are- dt-su'ndants il = 11n4.,. -t ant' tint. tto". '-:iuo . _ .4 '.. tlie.%t-;irt-tticiiiiiitsl)eNoililCo %%Iiii,lil.qolliit.ilwolil(let)l , %I It I TURKEY DINNER B 'to r Of Thanks... It PHLLI a' • ('u)unt'tlman l)aniei I)uirIimiart .ipinn'tl tti.' t'it)' should establish I_ I, And All The Trimmings the ('onritv forever is to a'cept the c hallenge, of living Death t it or,,ur, I -,'.'i -irr IV -. the boundary lines. and that It's Our Festive Y "Suite this is a gamble," said Strom, 'Rut life's a gamble Roil death's no gambtø To li'.e 4 ret lest eu st lIlt the' planners, to toiiipank s. Motor ljissrente Sstofford sthomth.U)icpang 115 000 1-4, Sanford As.. nm ant tic Sit- it:r ( tiastImnieraUroauleo Ili,, cast: and Pearl Lak:, -' 14, prrbeated •5 degree Vtwn it is clone, the leg joint.' when . - - , / - that these are preliminarsguIdelines, iund that there' Is o intent tipon tile part (if t-viincil . I . - / •' 4 i1uirage;nnexnt:on - i1t1' ~.__-__-___._1 -J darics past which lite city would I hi si mu Intl. a.. i-ass t he' soul ii I h Orange-Se uiit niole t; H414on(Iwnorth sign a paper donating their hotly to the rtrgani-,atlon and take riot a M.iWl life inucuiranre policy with the wlety named as the benefactor 4,0~ 1 ways, but that lilt, commerrial effected uhanges Further. Nloyor Swofford getivral citlegory Ili tile city c.uiiI 51)lOttlithhfl Ii) nil I the fipritte r should he st aulel sic' 125t-a-year rn.mherthip fee. . - , . Place the - - rNuests for annexation and establislicil as limitations for future aiinexatim. ins' torn saying he's heen frre,en (or IS years" The wiety's members pay a ____ 1 16 and twire .snspenctel" ;,s the society prefers in rail it. Strom said For ut " -.rork s per nri muic' be cooled clown as soon as possible after he legally lies," s-run ,Strom "Then he has to roe taken to It profusion e'p.rt teho puts e htolesgk'aI anti-freeze into his veins Then the body is stored in a v"ap'mle ruf iiqninl nitrogen ''The first time they freeze someone and bring him hack,' saint Austin 'rupler, a Rrawar'l treccini •'manv -,wrwrend it society rnenitier there '.v-il1 he i une .'-ifling 'n ,j.'t i n the • _ I -e o,t - - . •, 11 foilier cities, 111111 lifiled that the ving lilt- servict, stations ill a commercial calegory lit outlined lit City Coluncil till, - d '- -- . to I This municipality. literally the j .. " - - birds and .'. - Price 10 Cents . ------------------ -_' . ' -- 11 :ic French Ave \\ Thawing e Al tamonte Establi shes ,Anijexation Boundary : Day - - . 4. Thanksgiving F Into So far 1 persons h-mv" 'y'en fro',, or "eryonleillv .'omrupany won't find r about it imnls the guy applies for life incuiran."C again Can you imag- to - 1912—Sanford, Florida 32771 tilt( k.' Vu,lemitin.e said ''And the 'tec long ac if ticoth, "rt,h. We is ismee) toy it ko tot, wet,' v,°lnit have to pay fbi' r'lMrn,'' fri car a r,q'e tigenit H ohe rt A Valt',if,r,c' SRI(I ''f,er, y"'irc' el.'ii'l Vitu,,h rite they itoing ft. (It, with) the dootti certificate, take it hair k eurol fseit a new tirth I V il- Il Ic" Valentine Uwk the appikation frump Stromni an'l three other ntli'mfilW'rs of the i,uth FlorIda (rvt,nih S'.q'ft'ty at a recent Meet ing tie .CIthI hi.-; romripany will Issue the pnIlrIs if therip'IU :itioflc are in 'irrter 'n worst thing that r'va,lrt Popper, wraphi his' that the r-r,mI,,?,', ',t't,ii)ti t,iki" Phir' nr,r.ney , 14 . - ''- '• Closed the IIghI ti 12 hours tor 11w bigg cr - -'' - - . - :11- - - Wednesday. November 22. - I When choosing your turkt Iiok first for the U.S.D.A. latwi :heri examine the bird ('lnscl Ito- circular-shaped U.S.D.A to I flIC4ti.' that the turket ti1.it ' I S [) ' lo 011ifled t3 -,iectnr for whoIe'onwnes.' at the time oF slaughter and pro. -ssed under saniUir' condi- Cook's Corner entire four to tha wi ng time. Allc eight hours for a four to 1(1 during slowly '. -' " I 65th Year, No. 70 110 %STI\t. TIM) I'OR I 't"Rfl7E\ It RIF\ 15 d'irre , ufli'O rrrd pan the -- A 4 1mw of purcha'c. onginal before ______________ £... chased fro7en Ofll pound bird: six to eight hours bird and for a 1? to 16 - _______ iwer 12 pounds. all I- 11) L 4 - - pill- ' serving a.' a 3(1 Thonks giving - ' pounder ,,,, poirnd 9 original •' pund We Will Be da In allow plenty of time for tit thaw: a 12 to 16 pound bird thke two to three days and a 20 takes three to four days. The cold water method is turkey in fa.ster. Place wrapper under cold running voter. Run the water - HAPPY . : : t r safety. Purchase your turkey one to four days ahead of the big .• huy, how to thaw, roast and .1:uff the big bird llo big a turkey vim shouic: Of course, the .517( Ii'pcnds on you, the number (it persons you plan to serve an 11w S7C of their appetite. flU' ;irger the bird the better th tint if you can u afl ito no;: '! ctiie33 You pa It cs p for torn turkeys ever pounds The larger birds tia' marc nwzit in proportion to thi bone than smaller ones A 1: bird will field IIIK1UI tWlt't pOUTIt• i' nnsn bird. A general rule to follow is thi.' if the turkt weighs les.' :atn 12 iouncLc. allow about ° ;iiund per serving. For birL' r% . ' T Hear Ye-Hear - . .• should give you a good product if you prepare it properly It's iniporthnt It) nc' flOW ch(utse qualit y . now much it, - it Due to new scientific feeding and short grnwrng time there is no d i fference iro eating qunht or tenderness, and juiciness between the hen and the tam - price levels within the 3(1 Ii' p timid range Each of these DIP __ Turke Time ;ipin, and 'u're more ltkeh to be in the Is 'ih t s encourages rancidity. dntnr the shcld uiped Grade A label means the bird is fully fleshed, meaty. well finished and free from bruises and defrets, Even with Grade A labels vim should check for undamaged ';u' tp.urt to r:o:;n -. — -- - Agent rn1 4•H Coordinator WE WILL BE :i r.;ri• is \ hiR .ritri ' 9 , .. 1) 1 For Preparation 11 B AGC,IE PORTEWIG Vi .IOIIN %hltEI14F11 .%ccm'Inte'd 1',ecc Wrilt', rthIA?iII iAPi Strom,, (;r Pui iqipi Ipil feti' an hicur ante ,1;4pq se'$lI .m,ot.Ic' hut,, lofillf '. I', Ilte For it t)unpqjiri.I yenr I losts''.-c'r tile cot-ret U, a liiiojo III.' ln't In liii' I?i,IXXI ts'rn, I11' iwitit')', Strotmi czi 'I,c'mi lies mllpq tie wants the t ,',f)f'y Ii' 1w used to Frt'e,e tile t"'I',' until it cure' Is ftiuititl for tu,itc'ver killed him 'Ilien to' Vt hitS tit ti' fl*r'd up tiniul cent I,. k tt, world of Ito' liVfujf lull '.'.t,,t '.c-Ill tile Inicuroro uIhIhihtiV till '.,h,eii 1111(1 If SIrt,IJ, trtiiigiit hark life In f/i 'it lWt years" kinthr1i ikjrrath I. a nd Insurance May Extend Man's Life r ,I~ a I) A_ F , OVERLOOKING THE ST. ..OHNS Sanford - '' - ''- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1972 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cc02869bfa632107f74feec02e260607.pdf 4c3dcb16620cb4e8af44b53f98b0263c PDF Text Text F - Plane Purchase Revealed i Ilfi 'ai'tthr1i _ - : A. •j. 1$LiaU!l Monday, November 20, 1972—Sanford, Ftorlda 32771 6Sth Year, No. 68 Price 10 Cin$s I Thomas Paid $46,000 For An Airplane That Cost Taxpayers $109,000. ft'it I,,"ntI,,I'I1 Iq it lIkI'IY 19it,"t fill lilt liii I rit'li'Iuti' Th',ii;,i nil ovpr flu' weekend It,, will uwh' it ,J",lqI,,n by liii' uiiul of tt,r' yi':tt on f1witching Illit ru'gItr rititin front IUqn'irrnl (o lt*'iiblk'nn to run josininitt (;OV ltu'uiMn Aqkt•w, who ltayit he will litobithly 't't'k rt'plec'ii',n I hi' jit H lit' • H twitti' ni( In" l(iv, hit nil IV Ill, wa; rc'fflcul t, icii $ (tic' qlall, It 14 Not) ll II\ I(IIV SI lISI. II) Intuit I're'; Writer suutIcI lii' a rarnic-ci out by inn uhitie tethiiiscl wits inilcugti;sI '' 'liii' V1\SIllN( ;i)N I Al' lIt'' 5uprr,iic' ('surt vii;. '-oipfs'uis' I susirt hula> ruled isut :ugru'.'ul I i'ii',Ias 54,111 I'hc'n (Lut.'nt' for ir.0 raiiii,iirii sIir,ititi.'iUi sit nature. though just .11 I IIIIIPIIII'rs. uIIso "nil. rnentail I,rC i's.s.'; '' if th''i' program; are to hi. IIIIII i,h;trar-t Intel.'v tti;il con(u;ilu'ntat)Ic', ronsiuleralslu' ;srult- I vst; itre rt'st patenitabli' as they 1''isi an' raised witis hi •''b ;ir" I In' ti;,lr took sit sv it'rttifiv' issitiuttittees of Congress cart and ts'ubi:isilogIril work.'' isialiagu'," .lu;ttee Williatti 0. I-:;lI,,isti's are that with the I turitIas saul in the I-O uk'cl;ton. use of g,'nc'raI-ptir;asa' digital The ruling, rhikhi vstll have it ciuiii)tit.'rs iris-tensing rapidly, britaul impact on the still-1rveI. th' ucliiii,st'-ui annual cost ,f spirit: isiitiputt'r ' soft wart'' prgr.uriirinrg by tis tutu- IflOs I tutu, si ijipuris hit' ' sv.'rnuiu'nI ii tay amount to ii bill and n'Jt'u'ts the .'lauii,i of two I )ougla; strt'ssecl that the nilbell Ti'it'phorw I .aborntoriu's'Ing InVolVl.(1 strictly digital i'll iItIi It'. vs In wnnti' I patent cotliputers vshikli operate on Ior prograit iriting a generalui;it,t expressed in digits, sot(Hirpo)St' digital ruuiiipulu'r vini' a prrshk'iit by doing ;irttiiturtu' as a person would do its Fhe patent seekers, Gary IC ltensni and Arthur I . Tabboti, usrils itiw-hi faster 'It is conceded that can.' may have dnvt'lopt'd a iriethuxi of a general-pitr- not patent an ulu';t.'' he wrote in practical effect, that I sue digital (tuilipu i'r to eon- ''bit( vent signals from binary-coded vs ould he the result if the for.ieciiiial Forms into puru'-binarv tinda for converting binary biuriti. The LI S I'iitt'nt OfFice u-mi,' to purr' binary vs ire palsaid this was not more than a ented In this ease. 'ilie inathen nitical forritula set of itivnt;il steps For carrying out i nathietitatical procedures. involved here has not subsUmu flut (hit' Court of Custottt nn(I bid practical application expect Patent Appeals ruled the proc. In connection with a digital ess could be patented since it computer, which means that if CLOG Rsiohn A. SpoI kI You never know vs ho's realli, In town, . • ,._..' For the past three or torn days, U. S. Ambassador Gilbert -Edward Clark and his wife 1.4's' were the guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Mapes of 2200 Adams Avenue In Sanford. The Ambassador is Florence ____________________ Mapes 'only" cown and she _ - tells us that they both enjoyed this area Immensels-, and will ('1 R('tlll' J u1)(; i•; Volie Williams of the With probably return again. Judicial ('it't.'tiit has been temporarily assigned They left the area today and to duty in Supreme Court of Florida by Chief 0 will be in Dakar by the First of December, In order to attend a Justice B. K. Roberts on Dec. 6. conference In that capital on the 8th. -Mr. Clark is Anthassador lit two countries. . Snral ;snsI Gambia. Warning . . . to that "stupid" mother who left her 3 year old and screaming daughter in her parked auto in the Sanford Plaza parking lot (while she went In shopping). It happened _... _I i1UflUy evening Luau UU3 UJL%1.._J_. has been reported to the -' authorities. I hope they catch you and force you to sit in a readilymarked car in the sarne position.. - windows down and doors open; so that we can see what kind of a nutty mother you really are! (4 %tiHffi Puivi' t ff f Stiff.. civil public bi,tneqq,'' tie' qFold fl" ?oruuer I"i:klat"r saId be Ruled Out By ' The first sign of real winter Is , the acuttie of old campaign posters still littering the highways. t,'th hn'I their 'liff.'rp,ji 'q with AO-w. ør' fr'rlri I'iiliii Ifrau'h ( tHinly anti are # on0fle-ro-el f'r v'rtal friprt'lq Find iwditi' al tiIJi.g Uinrn,iq told the irIl,uri. he jollil In erpq of $4fflY kit P' wcskilctni't ay itw exat t Price cut fill. 1t; really my tsj;ineqq I 'If n.'wapr r*9f'.i 'r,! '.'IIt theplarw after RfitlinR a tip frnrn state pilit that it wn if '.ru !h' market lie qAid he tMtjfjn I rerrseynPr ahu wild it to him oorr ,*Pf that it •a a (Off, p0 fl with a strange name j fr kIVITI lit the Onto for five year; by a nurrutfrr of rorporationi The firm that qoki It to 'rherna, (rn,ln,, riti'p of (irlando. t."a'le'l I?? '1ifltf.t l'ir' 'vurk.t the plane -joraq iwt rek?.r4 ai requited by eta'. Ia'' alter T,rnaq bgh' t and said r,6 ref4 that tnr therø than 11,W in aIe IM n the çItfP58. .wa ever pa$4 The plane waq one of two r'lea4 by the 4tAte after a ya arrangement effertive on lily 1 rCdn4P'I the total Of (0'P"(I PiOl'_ oflal pan. for A;k., and Ptn tr.srnh"r; in 'I" 4har.4 tr'r.ft Programming Patent IT 7 Quick reply . . from it I .4'tter to the Editor in which the writer complained that the telephone number was unlisted for - Sanford Mayoralty candidate Harry Skop . . . he called and said that he has informed the phone company to "open to the public. "All you gotta do Is esli Information," says Skop. 1'ir'' 1. tri,ir. rrpf,r'd ito Rp1t1 trcrpvrw$.nt Rill rViir viot wttq unable to tMain rrt' frr,cn hunter I Al') liiiini'r !',iit' it('cIilt'ttI lI'fI) Thollillit , p4IIbIy q.'rlti., it iilP('rrmti)rinl rnii', iniii 111111. 101 For nu iitr;ilruw tIt;it iil 1witlonyprit $1fl,(WW) %II$',) It %vaq ii't'tl by Coollip. ti iill.'r lrviI I )trhlnnn ir 1)11 fII', III' Tn itt 'iii Into (hi' put i ltsi" of fin' plaits, In it silliflil s, qtiui y, ,iIq 11141 $1II11 tilt, plilos, vs,iq not i s'(qti.ru'u$ with tl.' qtsttp, ,iq 1.11101 4,11 by 1)1W, after- lltuuiitnt IsIItII it Ilt,iuiiiq ltiiti?tni'd flit' uIntit' in •\iiiii't, i,ftu'r it IIPIIHIrHIIJIf) luuml.'uI Its t,nuki'i q tinulir I )i, k. 111wilto cittiliultott Is'n'is'sI it (II liii I iiitiptn.ulli'r (i,?' five yc'iir't Man Is Found Dead; Ca r Exhaust Blamed The death of a Sanford man found in a car at 12th Street and l'rench Avenue has been attributed to carbon monoxide poisoning, according to a medical examination by 1)r. G.V. Garay. Sanford Police discovered the body of William Thomas Hall, 37, of 1010 Laurel Avenue, Sanford, in the car parked in the George's Bar parking lot. The body was discovered at 11:21 a.m. Sunday morning. (aray placed time of death between 12 midnight and I a.m. Sunday morning. Court ttc juislgri is, nt below is ;uffirmn,ecl, tti' patent would wholly prer'm:s pt thee rviatherruitiral forirstibi ' lt;u( kinv. •he .vt'rnrn.'nt'; aq.i';I I WitS a group isi equiprrsc'nt maker it inniuclIng International Ii u sin 0 Marhinc'; Crop., Iforwywell Inc isnil Xerox Corp A group of ' ' software'' user; anti enion marketers ;upprrtecl anti T;,tthott, Juittu-es 11rtter Stewart, liarry A klarknurn and I.e'ai; F' Powell Jr 'lid not participate in the case and ga'ic no ex. plantation for their self-disqtialtfiratinn - ff nw ffim- . -. -.- - YOU RE ON CAMERA Roses, Or Lasagna Tacos According to the police report, the exhaust system of the car, near the manifold, was extremely loose and there was a hole in the tail pipe. Sanford Police are investigating two auto - - . I with one 01 the cars reCOVertO. thefts, with Patrolman Bobby Nicholas recovered a 1963 Rambler parked on U.S. 17-92 near the Sanford Plaza. The car had been stolen earlier from C&J Nlotors, 2507 South Park Avenue, Sanford. FOUT W()l(TII - ICed, roses, ft'rerice in the color or flower. tacos or lasagna, Carole King Some of the girls did opt for and the Carpenters and John an orchid over the rose, but %Vavne. These are some of the most struck vsith the most favorite things of many of the Favorite flower in America. candidates in the 121h annual It was tile saine story with the AtMcCovAirpttirt in -,i.0 ca-,: JMis:; Teenage America pageant fNi choices. Flight, all passengers must pass through a "Frtsken metal detector her.' lift-OS led the list, Followed Thomas Kutshchenreuter, 202 Park Avenue, below) which in turn permits the operator to view the outline of A Miss Teenage America For very closely by lasagna and Sanford, reported the theft of a 1964 Plymouth, human I top photo i and read if there is any metal being carried by the 1973 will be named during a other Italian delicacies, valued at $300. nationally televised i('l3S a federal rime and a violation of person. The poster warns that it Broccoli made two of the lists Fntry -4 was gained through the back door of show Nov. it9() . uCS'I'i. , and there was one listing For FAA Safety Regulations to carry concealed weapons aboard the airThe other day, we had a little the Dorothy Coon residence, 103 North week of activities and chicken Kiev. Not surprisingly, craft, or to interfere with flight crews. (John A. Spolski Photos: "Jibe" In The Clock about those Mellonville Avenue, and drawers and security preliminary judging preceded no one marked (lown spinach the show. Among the authors, J. i) Gal Libbers ..... to the effect thatboxes rifled, Patrolman J. A. Cash turned the from now on they could fumble Thereigning Miss Teenage Salinger vs-as represented. So investigation over to the detective division. Crewman Held for the meal check just like all America is ColleenF'itzpatrick vsere Truman Capote, Carl us privileged males. sit I tricaster, Ohio. Sandburg, Jilnit's Joyce, John ' Well, today the mail brought As each of the 51 girls front !.1 Steinbeck anti Jaities Mtctierwr Index this verse from l)ellary's, Ed states and Puerto ICit'.s arrived In the acting category. Cli nt Bodin. retired reporter for The Area deaths g Editorial .-uuuiirtient ag 4A for the opening of flit' pageant, Edwards, Marlon Brando and Hermit of Ithyine and Reason: Bridge Entertainment 9,\ she was asked to list tier l'aul Newman drew most of the BA Calendar BA favorite subjects Ina nuntbtr .if nods while among the female 3A Horoscope 1S ANtEI.E.S AL' - I'' Ma;'r .cuienLenr To Around the Clock: Classified ads 3A topics 611-711 Hospital notes set, it was .li'niffi'r O'Neil and attack carrier Ranger was hit nav:d f!tcu!s \ie rir'kd a -r U ('outlirs 613 They ranged front color to I .iza Mmdli 9A Public notices by about two dozen acts f By vanity of Women's Lib Crossword punk 6A-7A fluvst'r to Food to singers and BA Spurts }"or those wits it do most of sabotage between June 7 wo I think the girls are much too 1)r. Crane Stocks 2A actors to people BA their acting oil the television 00 the Lits Angeles T'iie 16. glib. Dear Abby 9i There wasn't it lot of nit- set, James l"arentinu, Carroll BA TV tit1 tli In Sanford yesterday, one O'Connor. Lily I Tomlin and cried: _21 The Times said tnves1atce Julie Andrews got seeraI votes • —v e1 "We'll wipe away all reports by the Navy showeti manhood pride. With the national ,'ls'cthsn cutting of fire hoses. tekphon& No boy shall dare ask girl to Iresh in the minds of niarw brutib threats, plugging of a fire BU T uorr wed, President Nixon got most the ntain, pollution of the ships irea utr ',u 4 When girls in future ask invotes as national officia l lutist fresh water supply with ariastut,tent Fur the SOC" Setiunole Zool og ical swtety tion fuel, a fire in the auxtltar Y . aditured I'ruictpi1!intf continuing their ethirts to 1k' trailer! the late President room, cutting of tuning wires is Don't know about you, but I ends t)ev fl, t97 jt1 ..ia s a sub- trout a launch, destruction of an r.ttse suffttint funds to reJotiti F Kennett tilt, ts switched watching CBS-TV's 'c'cate the Sanferd \lwuctpa Vac,jtwn Jainberee. timtial margin in category t'xh.iwut control valve, fkXttfl5 evening news with Walter Zoo Into Seunnule Zoological Six a Centrta.L Florida ' of wins has ,lade the most 01 a gun compartment and Kronkite.. cause his voice vs as ire J2I! ew Zoologic a l (ardens with a :i'euibeNh ssgnifu-,sit contribution to tsrtet1 dain5ig' to the . J alwus cracking g ttku an. ,vld anti a 11 unatwn .nUlte, '4 JUSt mankind In the last det'iitk, l(angt'r'a generators and oil pcvitUunal j Today we just might have the s s,ipyurtvr to a Fanffl. nounerd. hi.ivse',t'r PuliPs arwer-----ronkite has been letnb - htp. including four--, Eoniiier governor of Te x as, rhe e%ecrts ;punsored by the ctar nsiweth, Patrick Dennis undergoing tests at Lenox three-night victatiuns for the past Secretary of State and 21, a tnrt'iniin utxartt the ship, Society (ruin Nov 20 through Hospital In New York for head of the Lh'niocrats for ha't been t- tvtrged with wartwte 1k-c 31 incLude Ne 2U'2 at chronic hoarseness. 31. UdCII Nixon, Jo tut U ('smnwitly . drew sibotngn' tit connection with Seuiiiiwle Ceunt Fair tth th e speedy rrcrivi'ry, A hut' ',u'tc es the titost urIiiture.t iinet .i'I irsu, iuitirtint -- deN.uiw the ape ct'nt& oi' ages Walter ........ .. national official - front it 'texas str%IL-ti('li of (lit' No 4 engine's ti' e through to, with wtwwr to vart :hOC: e,suisliitistc', naturally ret'eie a $10 gift 'erWtcate reduction gears, vs loch function The end of the ua..sjur1 lie Rev. Billy Graham drew like .t var 's traitiit1ion (ruin iare& It-- F'..sa cuntesi \• *genrU 'undutivs on [\.v £ Honest.. . .lt's true that when it couple anti So did United for ltgt's 10.15 on the theme ('tienow t'th taut's 34,) scars a survey was conducted Nations Ainbiauamtor George WISI)II ,- iillt'gt'dly dropping a Central F'kt'tu.ta Wants — recently for women, about 45 hush A New boo2utcal Weather paint scraper tutu sni' v. ,- inch per cent of the national group In tile various categories, the bolts into the gears last July, Park First ItZe IS an vese w krew what a "Light end" is but — girl.; were not asker! to pick t'urhiug His t'stiunatenl setor.t 0Ol)O() stauititic canter.u, I'IU? with 15 i an inc ot ram, there was one woman who front it list tiltelid) prepared (aust.sge, iuirtnohuli:ing the ship a Walt Lzte i- hsractt'r couldn't ressist adding that Each was asked to name her (sir tte'arl% lour mouths anti dewatch, third prize t U4n31;tor br -coining lair and c.tkr. High "he's probably a i)runke,i favorite Ili t'ai-hi of the l tug its return to Vietn5muit rantiss and fourth prize. ' in the ? snd Lsday near football player." VIIISSI lit-lit 10113. t'hutrau'ter p'nuLmt watch. vs ar nuts. Ran er 'S a b o t ed '-- - Fund R Planned For Zoo Re—Loca ti on . - \ 1. . ' I - , - ' \ - - • -.. - - . p. ,, - " "Whichcrat" is practiced by - — - —W a dieter trying to decide between several desserts as Vt wtmkI Is the lowest in calories. / , I- ''u' C 49 ItiCc j — 22 MISS 'I'EENAGE Orlando, Gloria Jaramillo, clowns with ["oi't Worth Police 1,11. it. J. Kelley after arriving to participate in the Miss 'l't'4'flt ''(' h America Pageant. She is among 51 teenagers here to aplwar in national color telecast of the Miss Teenag(: America Pageant Over i ll(CBS network on Saturday, Noventwr 25 at 9 p.111. I ('Si') . Must of thin' t'aniiiidutes range iii height trout 5 feet five inn-lies low in the upç'r & and tow 50. I'hn' .ut'cused sailor from Pu •ullup, Wash , 1k-u' I5.16, a $30,tO benefit mit- toot Naval Stasion A Isttattons of hue qtialrI is t*'iutg heldat The one ntat'r ecepu-on to eiwraIb storur we..tther to to tivt Feet seven inches The Treasure lslaui.i shortest is five feet. tile tallest lit Saii Franclset, Ix-liding tile item.-t Iloilo, hoval businesscs. himat,rs go to three %1,110 iu-e all North Caroltnis to the FlimM.t start of a ''otirt-martial, ct is's-It'd %% I111111 1w •un'tiflt', lit' is'titttt:l.t wtwri' tetupt't ature't L. •t the- :o.u'; t' five ti'u- t mutt' 04matioiLs of am itt- to front list .'t k it,1t'ILS lict 111- .l.ttu. It wits on the Atlantic cttst trunt Or �2A—The Herald I- - -- __ --_ ___fl___ - -- I uesp:te baa =•%- Weath er I !P.1 ..;!~?e WA;a,.- - -, Bombers F ind Targets ._1% r~ _- I R3 GEORGE ESPER Associated Pres, Writer - . v' .' - - -- - - __ then I clerk Li he on the floor whUt- to apparently escaped on foot .t P. Ronald Tirniburo is -i- - . - - . , cl1 ,8ing. , iflc.. - - I -- Oviedti. #r. - . -, - vote YLhlIt next with V,nrflens1.Ib Altamonte Springs has Did you know that one Seminole city had a woman always worked with the you th police chief Last week' Our men, in off duty hours work The area of Law enforcement with the Girl Scouts, Bn huts always been an siren whirl Scouts, Rnthr Club Junior '-i.-'• .1 • -:-t'v :in r;ian other Puts shown prejudice It wmnt'r It has nnl been in ver- recent ;' -:s' times that women wishing n' 1 ' in . pnrted someone rear door of Ins trailer items - JA riiissirtg included a turnuibit. valued itt SIIKI. four speakers worth 10O. a tape recorder - .,' worth $1, and about IlK) tapes enter laIA enforcement agencies art- having their abilitir '1 and IlK) records, valued recognized. ;ipproxinuitel stwi % / One man in one agen:' If . Walton F - Mendenhall an i W k' stands out as the exception aro: emuplove at 1 service station tit Jj flUtfl is Justus East. tin SR 4 and Oxford Road, Fern Purl, told deputies someone police chief of Aluimor: t entered Pus car and took about 5prm. 1 Jack Devlin, President of tht I2fi tapes / South Seminole OptrnlLct CIu Two bicycles were reported asked urea chiefs if they wow r) Uul.t ii from Ent1ish Fthtt .92~ select one young person it School Harr Zimnierneutri chief for e dii th It was is iii . 2)0t Dakota Trail and as I ('onwn. 2005 Collier Avenue. part of a national program i • ,, -; reported the theft of bikes shoIA youth appreciation, This: n.I1• valued tit $8ti and $55, respt'c'- ynun person was ti sh: oulct.anding capabilities Af It' tweh searching his area and rrnti:1 b Mrs Walter mood Drive. Highland Pines man' outstanding yoUflgstcn'. . reported the theft of a ui.sperc Justus East decided the turn . was U go to Ritonda Argenunt * ' # q bicycle worth 11 Rtuinda is the 12-year-oi:: Cluirk's Haves 1 Jaccon ;; Street, AlUlnul)ntt Springs, told daughter of Mr. and M. :- - - - : : Ronald Argentine of deputies anmnetirw stole a rubber handgun from Punt. Crestwood 1.arw. AItanior:t Springs and is a student : MARTHA MITCHELL of Lake Mary School was honored tocthy 'itiiii' sit _________________________ Mitwee Middk Schoo l seCrc)f-the-WeeI' as Davie Sims 'righ1 of Sims Office Supply It wasa bus day fur Ith:iw, presentLd herwith trophy and box of candy. Principal Jack Frost, left. receiv ed sin Hoo nominated his secret.ar for the honor Sim' is new h let u d men her oi ' '- I. . - - - - A %iii-wo - -- - ------- -- - \'' . t I I - - - . :- f :. " . . I 4I - . - - - ' . . I .1 ? w (f - . . - - I c - --. -, .". t -- - - . .-.- __. . dit - Ae - __ - Gun Latm Is Argued were -%U% UUN 1"Oer: Stit-11, tured b% two Miami firno, t1W VDIllihillie.1 if go back inu. told Die Florida Suprenit "good fm nothing except U' kill uperatmii-_cvexi teniporuriI II would be "just as deztdlv' Night and nunrii people." uurt that "Saturc1ii perniittini- Zr i'twiiiitri hi borit - . r(, , . ,:,V: he' . If: NEWS putt'd Shievin's t'laiinis nrid L I. N. hit iisstiiitil of foreign.itutde gives Wt1l Brandt an over'shelming mandate to purs sue his policy of improving relations with the Soviet bloc. . "* . :-: "Gunk have been nianulat- confers with leaders of other lured in the Unttt'dSUiteimcm-poruting Iariipi uirts for Wt'ii 20 vear,' said Mictute! Argenfine political parties as LhousandL, ; Chifint ` cappitew attorne% far Fireani, Jt'A P1 RON . asked the 'ourt perniissiun return to business while tlity and cheer around the Buneos Aires houses where the ex-dictator is stav - ing. ' THE IRISH REPUBLICAN ARM - iafl' for protest wave against th e Ir sh Republi c s government after it arrests the IRA Provisionals' chief of staff. i ' , 0. in a •"f4.ort " made palm fronds, frightened little girls sang Christmas carols through the night to keep their spirits up while a battalion of I ,liUO volunteers searched swampy woods for the five EL) HUDDLED Import and Export Corp "Our guns tomptirt : favoratil) with those math- h Stiti th and Wusson tin fine available it .- handgun A merica." said Capuucio "We' :: niuinutucturt' rn gun that is daiieruus-w the i•' V it' L'l" r t? . - t-: .MW , - -- , . ,zt- iIP1 tfL"T' ,r' • PRESIDENT a'&' a .'i't' a t,t' ui. rii..Pt.BLI( 01' iiis.. MI N ER VA current population: 7Ii ele'taticjn. — 3 at high tide says the world — — will soon sit up and take notice of the "newest and smallest tuition on earth.'' C'L.1M1'G FLORIDA'S SUGAR INDUThY Is discriminating against domestic workers by importing CaribbeLn cane cutters, farm labor leader Cesar Chavez says he will ask for a iräu' congressional investigation of - X. 11 A. g si .,:. -: 1. - LEGAL EXPORTS. Go'. Lero Collins, doubt a former including new capital punishment law would be upheld br the U.S. Supre.rie Court if the Florida Legislature passes it at next week's special three-day A SMALL GROUP OF - duplomate status POLICE CHIEF Justus East of Altamonte Springs discusses police routine with Honorary Chief Rhonda Argentine. (Nlaril%, n Gordon Photo) — , -' Chaptvr (if the American t_-ouraged tier to go u, s po, AssIwintion of Retired Pemm Stw 6, no* tin invesWgator for ri Fridav, Nov. 10th Lit 10 h.M. Orange County. Slit. grew faster It - WOW in the DeBar Firemen's Uuin the department at Dint Recreatwr Hull. tinit but I un proud Ic feel I A noted medium and was if part of her growing and president (if the National 111(,%,111~ on wave of protest chini,- the religion and scletltvs have qualified Sheriffi,, but it* States, Britain and Ireland agains, 0w um-st by tilt Irish does nut iilwsiv have is happen • ncheck ,.J n der r r ro -, -: I - . - ' =_ V - - -' - __ __r - - ris h Arm - - - in the United government of the Provcss' chief 5141!!, Sean MacStiofain. The Provisiurutis political arm, Sinn Few, said MacSti(-- - npaign of violencv in NorthIreland, which IS aimed• at uniting province terrorist leaders have been ar. resLed. , ish r-publit -': - The Dublin government has the IRA's claims to wide suDd6_ r-: I - ~ Noon ': t, - I : j - '. Orinr,du, will be guest speaker a noun es ) at the Sanford Kiwanis Club huntiwun, The progra m ts as arranged by the Support of Churches d" Report Stock three grandch ildren, one great- . RABBI DANIEL L. K1It I2UHi 15,4*,Jf (HIPIc iii*ltt I "'-" eoniiiiitte'e. The speauur s vice' chuarmon of Drug Abuse " tUIi1!II 5I;iOhl , ervives tin Florida Clergy S rt't-es r uziuuii cc i?*.a i *os c, t. ° ,_ Am '? '. Cw" M ' CAr In' ,. - c ', .1 ";' pf : • • 5. '. . 4 1 y '. p . t *OO.e IV -'1 I-t"siv its. ' .'v ii " 'sso ii ' w All aid' w, *' - A . P"f WV)' It 30 1. .1 - , • " n' - £ (.'qq' •' . r.V) 'a Oft Ciqr,' C,ify'b' *1*'. c .osm iii'. - '* POOdV? 3) t.'.vI lit A • - M"*Wv M.'to' ?t . , me 'a Me 0. . 3i - ' - - - Pyr - finance ordinance suhk'h will con.ciderabl>' enhance the city's financial structure in nuxier.117.Ituofl. v C0. 00 4 bi $ , , - ., .-. 3* PLEMON MULLtY Ll r-iemun ames Mulley. 8G. of 2606 Hiawatha Ave. died Ostetn, died Sunda) at the Sundat) at Scmincjhe Memorial ljniversitv Convalescent Hospital. Born in NewtOW Center, Lh'Lttnd, Bcrn in dland u-v ewi to Sanford in Illinois Lw tame to Osteen a 11463 fr Peabod, Mass year and at ti*1f ago from He was a member of the Wyumtng Hewasa Methodist, MrUKIdlst(ur'hnndaM, He is survived H.- is survived by a wife his wife. %i5 L. ,,iUtWbib. 4 '. - om Un A.rt rn. WOM D i' - " 11 ' ' , I - I I I 11 T-.. i - mls~ ,/-- - - ' --- - I . ' ' - , - - -4ç - - ' - -- MRS NE'Ii'A (;l,.A1.'J('11 is the iii I'ecep tionist at Oviedo High School and works very closely with the other departments. Mrs Gladich comes train New .Jersey Liz Mat hicux Photo -- Hospita . - l NOVEMBER i, ivz Sanford: Irene 'I. Wehr> Elmer F Lundquist Maude Anderson, UeHar' James L Webb, DeBur Milford A. Cwde'ry, lake Fun.r.I Horn. Chapel will, Rev t'1huf C Beafli arm Rev Per i , CtWfqt PUP VIS MRS VEIL,IL1A M.it'ry , (5 fQ' M's 2wh St.. W'49 di" Saturday Was at B'.scsi helolocuavis2p ni furi.c•I$ornawltPi Ri'y Mir4d Harris Mary s off - b,,pr,.I in Lak M' Cernis.rv 'S 1UflIf oIf,eittn - - .uiiqir -fr-- w II - .-*--._-,_---•-' - ... __________________ ________________ ,: -i ' - - ,?? •. ,$I .iI•_1 - -a "-a 5ri - . J-J.&a - . ,-. - - ,V' - -* ql A . -;. a-, ::...,T -- '-- -- i 1 I- .. . . I - - '' '- : - 4wf vi:ttt•; - a IN.JI TJ(I'1) i • i , Burden a passenger, ,James Bellamy. ning, at (It(- intersection of %Vvinor*v lt(),I(l ,111(1 NIcirit), re. Johnson was north-hound r.- inoic I(o1uI near Uie' Si rniiriolc ( ) lint' I ort'ni.0 Saniijil ,JOhIISOn, 22, of Winter I lark, was driving it 11170 Dodge a rid wits turning right onto Wy more Road. 'rn' Rqirl and the Jackson vehicle wa traveling at a high rate of speed, Johr.sor, Cut his 'Nheek l hard right to avoid a head-on collision ar., charged \011i reckh-ss dri%- ing by Trooper '1'4 It 'I t F orida Ilosintal. flippir-d. The Dodgv %as traveling ij; ,!, 1!1 ,%IcIntr\- v Ile \%- as taken to F1' _ For Boulevard to hiuttgt't prior to of at along with ,Johnnit' Delores ,Jackson, 11, of 111 2 Maitland, driving al4chvru1eL_nd - impact the point (11 . _____ Gar-, Ti __ f'Y ij : ' County News Review Hunting Jackets & Vest; Camouflage J.u'ats, Pants. C.raIis NI it.SE-%tI1)%% IFF t FlR.T l:xl'NsU)N ANN()UNI'El) TWO IIE.Sl(.N Gent' r a I I) no iii it's, ,Slrniitht'rg.(';trist;ni tifuit'ial". auntairuted lani to construct Ilii,000 sq It. a:Itiitioiu to the' present I 10,(MM) sq it. l,ki' Mary facility at it (-list of V :1 million (or 1il;uit and equip- 1St it mui;'mtttn-r' (if the Ssiuitniile I'itrining and /4ifling Into rd Clifford It,-inks of 4 M.ttinq ,'wnhtn' I' M''iiri,i hisptt.t it ill be first husputal in state ARMY-NAVY ',. have a licensed nurs&'-mid'if.' to deliver PtospuLui born Oviedo anti (;ne' Shirley of Apopka tendered their resignations effective Nov 22 for various reasons SURPLUS r e n: i" it was disclosed by 1. RrrAke Smith, ru*-h''.i1 ta!f us S,i;srd "'".-'--"''. 43 unwell Branch Road it crc local Attending dignibirit S intl officers til the neit hank .us well as of the Atlantic Bancorporation. 'hit' iniO(OtiOn was given tiv M ik olin itt it ft 0(1 Dr. \1,tthe son p istor of I hue FFirst Corugre g,i tiona I Lhur It of . of each fiscal yvar. All exix'nditures shall ix' pursuant to create 5W more Jobs - AI)llNISi'lt i'OR 1311(1"° • the annual budget which is adopted b Council ('fly 5' h" 1 St'iuiituil.' 4"i t ntt reetitti It art) a ell mti;'rudatiomu it! Supt. John Angel, is hitch his effect of aleceptiri;: S'*'md Adjustment Program to dt-;ii is ithi maladjusted scPiiil stu(It'nts under suspension or ***** * following a liublic hearing and all j)uruhiast's for itiort than tK) shsll require i'iiunuii to r ece iv e written bids, Purcha se orders shall lx' of IDA1. Dalv~. M) Al I'll Ili)tdv * Springs man, ac- approved by the department head and fillance councilillall. t't'ptt'tt (lit position All written bids sluiuil be subiiiitti'd to the city clerk arid °N ned b the lininu (tOil rutissionuer or utu.is or during or prior to the regular C ity 'uiiuiiission meeting, MI incrc';tsss for existing t'iiipltiyes 1 5ililI subject tIt b u d ge t ar y litmiits se t forth at ti lt- expulsion from the schnol SvStt,IlI . at $1:t.IMMJ 1tNNh:x%Tl( )N EY E[) Si'iuiimuule ,J uuiiiir ('utl it'ge' trustit's ;tplruiit'd i'rt'ct priiriti lht thu it is tiulif bruit' $1 iiiillinni ill fit ii utnstriit lion to tin ampus underr I'iotse' I iso of liii' bui ld rogram to , ,tnnutl budget tntt prior ip- prtival of tk'partitit'uut heads, finance t'omIiuiuissIoflt'r arid c in g p I )lIs'aiiit C iiuiijtlt'(tori , Sanford "i tt tel tpinimiin s,tuthist ,ir(l tin 17 '12 to tflt liii!; tililluit Junior (oIiee ,tuuu' t trite schedule f t'rvlces is Ut'i" •nti;uili ii ii; i ist I i Pt \rt • r ,trt t ri stt nI tn th It ruuutntn ii the t is tht Itt he torn xcii ;iv;tilatile' . . III' tllIflu b Sep- ** * * * * CONCERT * * * * F REE TUES. NOV. 210 8 PAID *Ill : * T Cannon Music Little Theatre * * * 1601 S ri 1*1 vi u * 17 2 Ma tla nd * Featuring * ED SCO F I 1 r c-a & R -i " ''' Seminole Calendar * * A OM I S S ION l'-tS-s-,S v * "POP" * * annual salary. SB I'I ANS Ill H I)l\(.S ** VV - Frank Daley Consultants, liii' is as hired by Si'niinui;le t'nuuity ( 'i iuliiuissIunI as Si'iiuinuolt' (iunts itutuuistrator i )e lititrlit' nI Industr ial - ''. '16h";~-E;-:~:;, ". I #^ Z 'uit I ituat 'tI:,'r Not. 20 Not. '2! American Legion Post and \uxiliary 183 supper, Legion I Ionic' on Prone Lake. 7 Pm. itring covered dish and table Sanford Senior ('ititerts Club. 'I' hi a it k s g i v trig di 'incu Sanford C ivic ('enter, 12 ii'iti Christ i a n C hurch, 'Jf,() No rBring covered dish, to ble iivantly Blvd., l)eiton,i, I P itt servO-c and a friend. 'Inked tk;nllimic, Nov. Iii rv Niti, 23 ice. Mental ilt'.ilthi Association of Siruitni'k', 7:34) phi,, Mental lieu lIlt ('enter • Altamonte Springs I';ht''tti,n and six'akcr. Nov. 22 league of Wt,itie',u Voters unit imiecting, Altiiiitutiti' ttuhfhuty ( liaf)4'I, 9A5 p in ('itui- Nut, '25 I 'iitutitr Wish'1'0 Ntght, i-'h';'t I(rst-nst', tt'atiiuiuig Plylits ,titti V.in fin irc - LEAVING HOME IS NO L A UGHING 14•vr'1'I:R 'S hit tltt' '.'-1 hiistes't .aui it: t.e it ii ti •itl 1tit to \ iur ri Si' '- -,' 'di I (lLliiilitli :, iOUt it.'. Auxiliary 8093 Mini I. Ili - ; a' j ' ' ru \ I. ' - -- -- - Notes Central Florida Builder'1 Precen t Lions ('jut, iitt'u't, 12 ri'iots, Ilitust' of 5ti,k. S;itifonil Dhae'hargt's OW Sanford: Mary F. Itawlins Marcella P.'rricclli Beterl) Li,ss it Wright Grace II. lire-tier Nurah I.. 7'olksori Sirs. I' ',irl V,' ,ai-ub' art-I hal' 1-11 Altamutirit' Springs Exti-ntstomt IIu:uit'iitoh.'r s Club, 9 ali t. toffee, 9:30 omit, lurching, First I-'i'sltral Savings and I iia:i, Altamonte Sprilill,% (ni-'u' T. Iiiu-)oy Noiny Rivers i'eg'y I). 'frail (luristophwr V Parry Th'nmias G. O'Grady, fk'Hory Ito> H;urkrmuun, l.k'tlary Frederick K. Mains, f)clt',siaa Lilitarsi Dennis, lake -' synthesizers F NJOY It) XLI f Y L IVIN(; : . : : '..'a.-' I CvtitlitiOulIttad ui'.,sjetn da, rni,tsiu Nce 1 •,t . i ilds Je Ot,it to ctjtt jiuui et1Ie.) t5. ,.'CJ' l, 't Kc't5.,'4r't VOW 'i)lIlt it VOW nitjijt'_''' rct'Jt J tcIvre Or tunJ N oullds l'V'at'V titji( i1 it'd! L1II!k'I'I( s t t ii uf'itnilt'(Jtih, t eJtisrIt And 'tSurhit:cr ttit'5vvofil,t t-e-Jut'lL-1 tgn - ""PARK AVENUE"' I Townhouse Condominiums ". - - ' lit (I m id Park -.1.'k-I muio'de'i'-. to Pe,'t' iitfl Y ou It tini the ('I, tiit Ill S tiibt'm,iei built int' '411t11't of g_111-, .IN Sec11 AS OW I o tii I one cunsole tI't"ij 11110 kittil c' 'It'1)OOJlS use Utves YOU cit' tot ii c'u (a?Uh. it ,ilit O cr eJte 'I't1 the iucs uJ' e.) , i . ttIIu''':t'' is tot iit U' Wit l:e' F unfliu ket 11 i5( t 't'f ' ti;iet', jtcd -V1 V ti e tt'atu' e i , - hOW I 'n'' t' Sui ft)I'd V br Ida !u i, Now Under Construction 21,500 - ( 011k') ' 10% Down , :' 2 Bedrooms, I' Baths Closing Costs Included I rot esslon& Decorator Interior & VIRGINIA P111110SKI I ci flu I:4 I'' Exterior Cirputinçj, Reinrjt, (...tul,- ,t I 1t'af P. Air CONNII LISLOl OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY ISV William McCoy Realty , ''' Wu RIi1ZlR' 'flfl has dw ii' 41'.? c:,_ 1;411 , i4 Carl Perkins, Orange (At) (liestt'r A. C.trpt'nter, Ostcemi Iii X lift, St K at henna' F l'h 'lit - ,_. -. • .'" __________________ Walton B. Sawyers Floyd let' Alkens IIOM I; Not. 21 110.1o).11 11 Club I ott'I i'd ilisht Mrs. Ifiram i1tumilin and bob)' supper ill i; pin, at the club house on the lake front in Mrs. Andrew Dawson and Saiifu'itj baby girl Only \'Vurlitzer oilers organs with built-in Nut, 21 Sanford Tourist and Shut. MATTHEWS. LEWIS 5.ue ii Ie C.eS for L.r*ts E MaSthewt, 79, of Qte'j, wfid Oi.G Sunda y, 'n D.Lind. will a. held Ti&.iaav ii 2 p.. at if; - - - Funeral Notice c.r.mpt,*., ' . -. -. • -' - - I April 1 each fiscal year, anti the finance' commissioner shall stitnntt In the city clerk an s,t't'r1,it t,'nt,tiu.' i,,I..,I.t (,,r it,., 1. re R,i,aar, it) omit to 4 I )vliar) Vire I loll AdmissIons Dav - ' riI and adutution of (Put' annual budget and all cxpc'nilit tirt'' m ade pursuant to said hu(Igt't Further, (lit' aruba nit' t'st1'ublisiues that the finance roiniiiissmner shall have the ability require the hi-ad any depart m uient ent to Stll)ruilt a ;tt'jart,uient i - rpremkva . - ' • ' I." , , . LEWIS MA1'THLS - • ,,. - - St A. sooff • charge of arranemenjs - SIV NJ • grandchild, Bri.ssun Funeral Home in charge- of arrangements. Gramkui Funeral Hume is in _________________ Ce m ony -' - - hs Al , - UI £,.pt)ji, -: : .. b ' - - si V~ " 77'. - , Su'1 ii. s.'a'uv is . $uufl Ci, it. , My 7. Lot"a ', $p.", at. Kw • a-.. , I' C , ..,. , - - ': ' Ma or's U rban •W* ' : A,Air C.•r 3* * - Lust Z ': on -- _- _________________ Flit, tAP) hint the tatrgaui item bus be-et Ht'tuilenu who advertised sold out, said MeCinin eat "This legislation will force merchandise on sale would Lw vt t(' give shoppers a rain- the reta Iler Itt assume' his MRS 'UtLIU PURVIS soils, Earl Matthw of dausiiierii, Mrs. check on the' prier if they sell responsibility to the cunsuriter Anne Nebraska, Ernest Matthews, Mei at product at ru'rienofLvrm Mass.; Mrs ft out the item, under a bill filed when he advertises Mrs \'rrldw M. Pur'u. 77, Colorado; Virgil MatthcIAs, Myrtle Sevard, of Peabojy , totki% ti Suite Sen. David a special or redue-etl rate," the shop. 4e W. 10th St, cited Saturdai) Nebraska; Donald and Dallas Mass.; Mrs. Dorothy Duff;-, Mc-Cbiins bill gives MeClain, Il-Tunipa. -t niunuin, Born in Glenwood, Matthews. North Dakota: Maildon, Mass,; son, William Me'Clitiri said tus bill would per the right ti tnkc w Janie's retailer whc c-haute. a spec. Ga.. she' c-ante' to Sanford in stepson, Durley, Mulle';., Peabod , Ijert,,e-rt require 5tun owners is iu suff irlent quantities of side till lIttle'S item is sold out and 114413, She Wets at member of Longwood; daughters, Mrs. Mulk'y, both of Peabody;- i First Christian Church of Mary Moore, Nebraska; Mrs, grandchildren and two greatmeri'lwnUisc on Putrid to make doesn't provide if rainchecic other means, by winch the con- Sanford arid WWI Veterans Steilsi CIlte. Washington; itran&'hildren. good their ads AUXIIUIr%, %. sister, Mrs. Mae Johnson, Funeral services and burial "Mm u prsons travel cuntuci- sultier UW obtain theSurvivors include her Nebraska; brothers, (ioe-don will be in Everett, Maths, t'ruuik' distances fur bargains tistd iteni at the advertised husband, Belt E Purt'is, and Floyd Matthews, Orgeori: Grarrikoe Funeral Ilutiw is in ittil to Iii' told t' tIn' retailer pr1 -;n!urd suit. Jack Purvis of arid Raymond Matthes, '-haig.: 'l'ttusviile; sister, Mi-s. Thelma Catlif orrusi; se'.eral grand. Atnt; tueves and t;iindchildrer .r , the finance t-oluuiuilssinner shall ('ut' \%'INTEII Si'iiiN(S 7:30 meeting (''tin - il at a tonight. w ill approt e upon second and final reacting it \FW Area D , '/ j ' be Ili charge of [he preparation ' - - . LIi l'fl (itt' g,a-;,Pt-,tiI b St'nitrr: The apprehension of MacStionew challenge to fain's B i ll o'$h Vi'o "" , -. I (attn posed a - arrest in I)utihn Sunday been reluctant to crack down on port in the republic and perhap was an "act of collaboration' IRA leaders because of their sets the staite for a confl ict wi th the British Army, "calcu- grass-roots support in the re- between the IRA and Dublin's on the se urtt'. forces hued tt give aid and comfort is public But in recent mths 7' p0 seu the. magternund of the IRA without jur arid several other i,i iUI Winter Itark. - '--r- -'- We are iuci that both eachunr and resear. Orange arid SL,til'inuit, Countv II U - DUBLIN Al' - The- Preivi- the forces of British Uiiperlal- goverrunent IJUSIWd a atonal wine of the Irish Reism in Ireland ' Powers Ac-I trirougri Parha- MtssiuiuirsAssui Anne Geb- of Spiritualism. Protest - • Urged HLiIL'I ,. ' and - - [__ - -1 Cind wits stuart and I en- •a* USRU Semoran --- Of U. ' - y nieetuig of rkRar I r" i The ortlinamn'i' sets forth that largest of niedicine's specialty sday, at the bank's site located groups. near the intersection of - Wave ' '" q ';r1,' . rl_W - 1i i f, - - pp rove flantic - 11141n. past.ut of nit- Spiritual rc-rilember it woman wh(. Research Societ w orked or ni departmen t v.as featured speaker at the several years ago, Cindy Pcrt- - teh?,v" - - 'iii i•:t: I i: PI I; requiring members to take • the F e-lIoit ship entitles continuing studs Its members conferee to use the title, must Like' a minimum of I Fellow of the American accredited hours even- th ree Thee g r fl d b r e 't k in g of Academ F amuly ears I Il';tdquartered in Physicians, or '- F AAFP." The K;in_sas Cit. Mo.. the' AAFP is cereuiioruy for ('asst'lberrv 's degree it as conferred Sep- observing us twenty-fifth an- first hank Die Atlantic It'tnk of tember 26th upon more than niversary this year. It is the Ca&seltwrrv was held Thur- LaIn'vt'ci that everyone should 1 munttil A ... ' ,'. V. n or - J. continuing medical study, or Faniui of '. :: u i1ig'ITf hirin 1. f . B% FANNIE-= TI-ic degree of fellowship is an acknowledgment of SICcessful completion of 600 or t'ncire hours of accredited American 4.200 members of the Academy i .. in conjunction with the AAFI's Medium Is ii I nti about III.,, duties and met win; tileeting.%, and attended municipal court sitting next to tilt- judge (in tht- b,ench -WSLI.me." mid the Chief. "it EP%ARDIS Ls not just it fad I alwa.%,~ __ - -- _-A. ( - ' - -- - card fur tier efforts She rode i: s squad c-ar, worked the nuidi. ' .7= ~ uq 91 Ordi nance latilily doctors. is the only the American Board of Family national group medical - :'- 0 M (ii Madison Square Garden's Felt Forum before than than 10,500 persons Feilov ship candidates academic robes, With tUt ho(xis bearing the blue and gold Academy colors, and mortarboard caps. The oath of fellcitu ship ii a recited the of t Vi a., his )', .. •i .. ' - ,, - nun ' rt% ie ll The American Acstdtnu of a F a n it I ,, Cl more than 32,000 ministered under the aegis of representing %-- r4 :. - • .'I I ' l'hø t!r'n v' • _~ I - W Sanford. has been named ;I - : Two Firms - in the specialty of family medicine as a result of passing .• - " . V will agnin be -5,' Ot\ Ceremonies %%ere held In attainment of - S - - .11 I )ir, Il ',', Vear 'hc''.trii'nlccfori - eITv M 'Thomas F McDaniel, M I)., of Academy -r-' By lohet (a annual convention and S('i('O' tifit' asscnttil in New York fellotu -, . Speaker ' V1 r lIo 1, I hnvi.i, Receives Honor Physicians I - ' ",,fl - Local Physician j :rl. - ured VI" skI Iii" • i,t,i,iii':-;Iiii'!q ( I'll- i I'' hi. .3 flit, if" 'it . 10 I 'k1 '.,. - - Feat ,' 1.17 Mathieu Photo' - - ' . , .' 'ntintv - - the county school board H1d't1 i)1ii of cand are Mars Brabban left and - ." "' 11 1111 result ut l.i, 4111 ;ult lltlut lntlti;ttlal (ii 'ol ai:rit'iul lilt lI;,'011';1 titi Sit fl " Pi'0l1t'tt Mt'Nt'ils I ltiiuiit' Villa; rt',nhut!i) ft uuii itgrtt'uiltiirt' I;' ri'c(iIt'nliiil oii PtI'tt% lit oil omit oi'th'il t' 11014. ila( fit \%,11.;4)11 1 ,111(v ""a hf I 1 iittli iii It 511 $1 ti I)'ill tlttml'.( the iii';II ii i. nsht' i A;3)ti'titut nI it 1011114. 1, re que st lit '3111 V.1 ti'.iiitiultitl iiuit tit Iikt it' tit'9t'2t(; 'Ztio-{ont t''itItli'tl t t'tnhi"r'. titi - - . "plvultii' oils, concrete pipe atuii tiwtal pipe A street noun' •-luauig.' uttil -, - ~~~~_ t'c'eive (iii' t'*unsitli'ratiiin ,'iuuuuuslon in a resnitition , -M/;Iuig(' the tilttiiC Of Irving to Uuhoro flood I ~~ - , __1 l'r'po;ilc rt'liititt' (hi' twit i t'nilt' detention facuiu(t it ill imam itustuceetl ht th tutu iiui'.snuni re Se'i.n nibiii hi irings art In — - • I "14111ilig ft fit I I light 111411100 ill Is, activities , - 1 '\c'i' Alt ,- Sties') lightini tlkiriv t #, itle . t;r V Ii'tuc" ''tot r a' V ,i ucloti flillitI 0011 I rtIIii ,di''n i ,:1111,1;1111i '"t"if 1 , -, hi . (iii;' - ---. ---- -. . resohition regardltiK a traffiv Cot 'NCII. at Oviedo 1 ugh School is holding a candy sale througt Nov 27 to raise money for co'ering the gymnasium floor so that it can be Used for school dances and othe r The whole st udent body will pat' • -.----- r iitllvici Uin t, rt'i,il,iticttr sTi 1 1)ENT . - vilthiliff. A , 'P boltdmyc ippr"ih, ??'' idratton of th icU'mry r W SIIC cit lqnhoiIt' Pv.rg tirichort R.'ri'/oIønt lotion, f'Irol fun'lin; c LVatP • i 'i;n cii trier 111' I' ' r t fit I'll t 11i IIl'tr' I "o"raI 'A!s'r'gork4, "oU-r sørvi' efrnci'n, r hut ' ''to' ii • lln'i.' alsi' In ii pt'Ililsin fit - I ------- ir - - ~'Ii W _mtr .~ - L . . ~ rnlrii involved in the k- is hc :Ire;i ('ur cii the community 1 am on the lat Enfor- life i;iCC'iCS nai,oIAeefl t'ouc ce ment Advisory Board of men Seminole High School and the night in the subdivisions. I. Advisory Board of Semi nole l.a Floresta , wrote a beau ti ..We Junior College Law Enfor- letter to our men. .sponsnred the Ecolcig Walk. in cement." --1 want U be a part of Dx. the county and received a c-hanging image ti! the Law. The Presidential Commend. t19rv - iiib Ill - - ONEAi-U.t ST Nl)l\t.-:ire ther enrs in \ikkn. to j lapan as motorl' t tr' to * i od liii ii ' Ccn( held to mark Health and Sports Ua', - ,f flu' ,vvp , intt eats FIR I, -460 Tae of . "- 7k. in In the I 0,I!;l I o, i Illiq putililitl I , \44tiselill tuniluisslim, anti (lucre ii (Ii he . - . Tvaffli, %ignills u4mitilille %• .1 % II - - 4 %4 * '111111111 Il,% i1,%% '.'l,,),,)i,,,,q iii !iI;it,t'r I J)g$;) •'q iitllt(' ,inl;iItitii tin;) iti,t,'i ril 1 q,tilvil iii tho 1101111V 'I'" ' 'k c1ia ' c,ht';hiti''l f't 'I 1 5 a iii tnitl''t t''t% Mll It"glii tutu a ir'tis'uu uI Vii" I - - on w Mike 11lattautiv ( , - ..' - J74 - .-- ' it '1 :i Ii - - when tto- - the Rook, cli -, are;t - titll he (lit' seating of the (ti-u new iIli;ll(stittWt5, rcs'enllu ek'ctesl on Not 7 .i -- sheriff is elected by popular ftfliOUlh n. £ niieKlcn determined - th; v ;' ii ;ir-, McRiLV\ ((flJO\ , .,, mone - Uk taken inLIu - - -- of lni'ln's of the tnes'ttrig of ('411111t% snitiins'rc tomorrow ni The first artier Gin Is Cruet For A Day r ;=8: — -. - to r _ - - - Iititii 114111 11111 ugiti- tiltiti iii tinil i i'cl,b'nIlol ''n i 'niniii"i ti ol UPOOC 03 ill in's 'ii,' I''ott'tI pr;s'rl%' lhi tel tot t'r of I iLec' lit iintI.' 110011 iinil su 4.111, ri',t'ninit (tt'u1% 0titt - ill hire lii ,,iultilo fatuIty ott pi ;iiwrti- booli''I - ' - i - — - .4111Z .416! t,' rufls ng ih NI A RION, 1111,111F.A - Nan Memer - ' — , New As IT , --V / _,~. Food to re H i By Armed Robber I'iti't.i/, pg'1 / 'ri. i/ - L)r'r;iPV 1. -ftk low W (fiials nj.iiin attrihut- ported tat AmerI'afl troop said the marines, hacked h an Communist fnrce killed at fie onh 40 strikes in armored column, had advanced least 14 South Vietnamese and southern panhandle of North ed the curtailment to the strength in Vietnam dropped wounded "" In ambushes and Vietnam Sund.n. the third sac'weather another 1,W men IV-9t week U about two nilles and expanded SAIG(Th (AP) Flying at their area of operations t The U.S. Command also reci im mortar and greruith attacks CetIVe day th nUmber fell be:t,000 feet above monsoon thun- coastal strip of land 13 miles near Saigon. Da g and derstorms, waves of U.S. 10 rJrtt).ncrJiaM of Quang m Pleiku, and in Long M. it dts-. I . bombers dropped 1.21K) tons of city . trirL town in the Mekong I*lu redar-guided bombs on North It was the stiffest resistance Vietnamese positions just other " government troops. t S encountered by the nuirines limelovi the demilitarized 7nne , were killed and fif were military spokesnwn reported since they recaptured Quang wounded when a grenade carTii Cits Sept 16 The North ned by a South ,etnarnes Some 40 of the Stratrifort- Virtnumew n7 1m the South re struck helicopter pickufl point near irtnamest are trying U get '.outh Vietnamese marines in Loc UEIfl4 Tri province who WCTC buck what the Cliii hehUC Ii fthdio Hanoi claimed that two d cease-fire. l ilt 1w '3 cwi.rmi nd III tl"c- r 4 I_ott , . jc %'?C:t .. . ais(• I lilT)T * rt,1114'vI U s('liE' () it iri;noc itiortar barrage over the weekU.S. military source, dis- down Saturday in Thanb Hoa The Cnsaelberrs Police reported the theft of $its boat damage to the car. closed that war materials werit. prrn'inrt, just bekn the ?J)9 De partment i investigating the Robert louts Ansley, 19. of trailer from the Bunnell Road At least 44 North Vietnamew still flowing southward through parallel bombing restriction Saturda night armed robber 1102 North Reams Street, wit s area rnops we.e killed in the fight- the DM2 It, enemy troops, clus line. It made no mention of the of a comnierire stare on U.S. Roy Rurfie)d, 21330 Gale zirrestednna warrant issued b ing Saturday and Sunday, while spite the nrnnsoon-swnllen Ben fate of the piloti 1-92 at Colder, Dav Road Place. Sanford. said someone the 18th iudicial Circuit. 'r'vcrnment Losses were at Least Hai river which is the dividing The U.S. Command did not According to Chic! George forced entry to his vehicle charging him with possession of killed and 78 wounded, ut- line through the siz.mlIe-wudtreport any losses, but it has a Kuircher a young white male parked at the Wekiva River prohibited drug and sale of )cIlrlL U rommuniqurF from buffer zonc Snrnt. tenor, -t palu of not disc losing downed enh tht Kv i Stop Store 'N proh rnted drug He IA boat r:irnri x,rll i dianape iv igit rmnnusnu and field plac-euients also are moving in, aircraft if rescue operations are about fi1( with a drawn pistol plztvc'r twvrind reruLir trying to arrested at his residence still in progress but rui new units art' crossing, ___________ -and surprised the nigt: liespiti the stiff reslKthncr the sources said. The U.S C'nmmand reported nuiruiger.Arthera Rutledge rind heav rains field reTiort flsewborr it Sniit Vic'tnrm. Min' m" 'i! 'ictiler bombers I I The suspect took all tht • I I rfiti ,,irifiirI County Board Faces Busy Session Mord, No. 2, 197: lILDA RICHMO.4D ill 8661 Gill is, SI, h.t. if'. I 's CANNON MUSIC CO 1601 S. Hwy. 1)92 Maitland 61') 7600 siia1.t, i pf Itoe ' I )t'ii I ).itl lii S i' ' , - I 'a A " �I- . Political Notebook Editorial Comment Enjoy This 'American Breathing Spell1 - What Agnew Must Overcome by '76 : week is a time when a brea th ing spell is afforded almost every American. In it we celebrate the almost entirely American festival of Thanksgiving, The reaction from the presidential campaign is being experienced, and quite properly, by the politicians. For such there is no breathing spell Republican leaders and first-rank Nixon advisors await word from the president from his period of sequestration and his decisions in T-t-gard tot he st ream-) ining of ill.., vernment. the executive arm Democratic leadership shaken to its bones t the enormous personal victory of the first It rm Nxc.ii 'ord, i having a far from 9UItL time. Out of th e imm ed iate reactions both by the ill devoted followers of the defeated Senator i;torge McGovern and the Democrats who see the need for a re-adjusting of the course of this historically majority party will come grave 1t'c'iSOflS. expect them soon or in ; fort Put don't h o.hich will be easily interpreted as a clean, new co urse for this divided political party. Nor can this he a breathing spell for other w'oples in other lands. Closely linked with the 'rican scent' is, of course, the still evasive t'rid of the Indochina war. And while of great inilment here, it is indeed the harassed peoples of 1, who wanted above all a chance to live :hf'lr own lives in a culture of their own and nJ condiuons which they alone create. u'r \rahs and Isrealis continue to live in the mnt'climateof hostility and almost tmmitgated Litred which has been their fate ever since the ate of Israel '.vas created and the Israelis ceeded to sho just how much could be acLplished with vision, hard work and total mitm't As thub comment is being made another great state and another great area has s wung Inti the spotlight of grave international concern, This s Argentina. For on th is day the 77- year old Juan D. Peron, Argentina's strong man, returns from a I'7vear exile and arrives with a stated purpose of bringing back to the land here he ruled with an iron hand and from which fled "peace and understanding." l'eopte in that troubled land, second largest n. uthtmenca. have now to cope with aroused passions, new hopes and have to do so with sources of information being kept at a minimum. There are other lands and other peoples who would find the issues which confront Americans of an order which could better any with which they are wrestling. For problems are a continuing human- Xhir4 o-anfilrb . 1 £ L E i'HCiE - ". 't .' 'ENCH , AVE 5APIFORD Adit'r!,s.n VOL 'C N _),4P 1. Cr & Ftllot 'i Nti ,-f 'TAYLOR fTdiov ROY RIf'. 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NEW YORK i AP The big. advised an older friend of mine, baseba ll bat at a ll to beat off market. my daughter's the gest problem in )earmng how to who had lost his wi fe a number invading women I could brush prettiest kid on the block, and be a widower is finding sarrw- of years before. 'Before long them hack quite well with a our cat. l.adyDottie.purrswtth one to sew on buttons for you there will be so many women small-tn medium-sue peacock contentment every day. After my wife Frances died trying to help you that you'll feather. I am sure that if Frances four 'ears ago of it pancreatic have to beat them off with a looks down from heaven on her cancer detected too late, I made baseball bat. Believe me, I'm Well, with enough time a man old boyfriend now, she must be a surprising self-discovery I no right con ito anything I feel that I've shaking her head and th inkini, longer yc rc:ilt tr:tnt'd fit:l.clicvu irie, 1w as wrong k;trnt'd pretti veil ho to eop' Hover hot, I dor,l set' ho you Me I may be the apple of my dear with life. I pay most of my hilts get along without me so well." For nearly ll years my wife old mother's eye, but I am not the same year they're due, the And m reply to that would had kept m as a kind of pet. now — nor have I ever been apartment gets cleaned once a have to be, "Hones. I don't. I The Only job 1usd to do was to an orchard entire unto the fair week. I nou bold the track still don't know bow to get a do my job bring home the sex as a whole, record for pushing my shopping button sewn on my shirt." bacon. Otherwise I was totally free. My wife handled all thi household problems and prott'cted me from all other cares except my work. As a result I guess I became something of is luisket case. '1 will never 1w able In unclersusnd hns you managed to go to three wars and get back " It,_ %* # itt'u to help you." PHV'1CAL Fran told me more than once FITNE.SS "I had Uncle Sum there to tell when to blow m nose' I cplisined. After a loved one äies, there i t-is a gulf of grief and measure; less lass to cross. Despair and guilt are a daily bread. But w hen that gulf is crossed - if it / ever quite is there has to . I*-.--` W. . *, A begin a new accommodatrnn to i" / life. I In in case this doubly 0 -11 %11 .,. difficult , -. : Ididknowhowtni.akcoutthe . - i: 4. ,.• garbage - every wife insists I 1 -k Dust her husband at leust learn .,!.l. ...that lint' art But I didn't knos ho to cook anything except canned chili I didn't know how to get my incometax income farms filled out. pa the rent, or get the done, the wrndnw' ______ wished, the rugs cleaned, Iii furniture repaired, the cats lxii. sanctified, the landlord I .,_ I niollified, peddlers at the door rebuffed. our It't'n-ia'i' cthuihfl'r 11 raised, or iio% it tlir".i - - A REAL WORKOUT 1 beheld Iaebleforcfamage under the lam, ot,iihed daily and Sundays. except Saturday Herald is a mt'rnt,er of the Associated Press which is I';ede,(ciusIwc'iy toft*for reproduCtion of all tP*lcjil '1 ',' Herald Area Correspondents AIiamini $pr.riqs ,'o'IlflGOrd)ft 5" t' Li:' L.ke ro't Fern ParkE Estates GOidenrodEastbrooli - '.. . 'T'\ ' , . ;'"•. t,nr 5'c:, ill. , EI U4 'ti-vr',- T.et, 6 iewood .otir I,Ol.fl, am ,Viin Lake Monroe 37.1 - Ann Riley 831 999 I Winter Spr.ns 1•za 1'--' Nann y f,'P 372 6735 .•. Colored Community Osteen Mrt Clarence Snyder 3. 12 51137? l $ Ot,ilOnay Entqi.'lIe r-• ' ' - iI ' . * " ... ...- I ••••. p t'ocktht1p'ty jI -. The Locked Door Global Weapon To Fight Air Piracy By FRANK MACOMBER Military-Aerospace Writer copIe} News Service aimed at closing sanctuaries to air pirates came after Volpe had told delegates: "Piracy on the high seas came to an end when the ports of call were closed to the plunderers of ships. Piracy in the skies will die thesame death when the doors of welcome are universally dammed on hijackers around the world." His words failed to move the delegates, and a month later they appeared to have no effect on actions of the U. S. Congress On Sept. 23 the Senate passed a tough antihijacking bill. On Oct 3 the House also overwhetrnmglv approved a similar measure, 354 to 2, and sent it to a House-Senate cinft'renc'e for adjustment of differences. But the legislation died before it could reach the White House when House conferees refused to accept a Senate provision for tougher airport screening of all passengers by a new airport security force. At the time the Air Line Pilots Association sever))criticized the House position, warning that if hijacking nc'idents continue, "we suggest that trains, buses and othr ground systems could once again emerge as our nation's prime modes of transportation." Both House and Senate versions not only carried sanctions against nat.iorts harboring hijackers but also against any third country that continued to maintain service with the offending nation. Now, however, the stiff antthijacking bill, which also included the death penalty for air pirates under certain conditions, must wind tz way through Congress again next year. Top U. S officials, from Tra nsportation Secretary John A. Volpe on down, are convinced that air piracy, like sea piracy, will came to a swift end only when all nations refuse sanctuary it, airline hijackers. 'The catch is that not enough other nations seem to feel the same way about it, and apparently not even the U. S. Congress is certain A check on progress toward an international convention whit-h would leave no hiding puice for the air pirate indicates any such global agreement still is far beyond the reach c reality, A look at the record. In the wake of the Nov. 9 hijack of a Southern Airways jetliner and a 28-hour nightmare for 31 passengers and crew, tells the story. Last Sept t delegates to a 17-nation conference in Washington, D. C,. rejected a U. S. -Canadian proposal for it nei' international convention that would have required signatory nations to suspend air service with any country that did not punish or extradite airplane hijackers or saboteurs The move for nonacceptance was led by France and Britain and supported by the Soviet Union and Egypt. The proposed convention WLS offered first II months earlier at a meeting of a legal subcommittee of the International Civil two organization, a United Nations agency The Washington conference's turn-down of a treaty . ,. Preiit nI Nixon '.'.ilI not he the one to decide Whettici or not Vice President Agnew be,'on'ies the Republican for the presidency in 1976 .gncw's performance most likely will determine that. Second terni presidents, even landslide winners do not have hat kind of political leverae In 11. President F.isenhnwer did not "pick Mrr Nixon uS hi?. ruccessor nominec Nor did t. ntion ,ILltmsOfl name Sen. I tisberl lIumphre to take his place in 196$ Mr Nixon in 19) '.'.as overwhelmingly his party's 'hoice, and that was the determinant In 196$. Humphrey did indeed inherit some of ,It'ihflsn's potential delegate strength in many, states. but he gained most from the iistracting ri airy between the late Robert Kennedy and Eugene Mct'ai'th' . and then, sadly. Iru;ii Kennedy's death. The fact is that, just as the twoterm limit constricts the power of a lametluck president, so tixiay other cir cunistances tend to heighten the status of a sitting viee. president That is a big advantage for Agnew. as it '.'.as for Mi Nixon and Humphrey The second man these da y s moves around a lot, and develops an air of authority, even though he has none Wherever he goes, television's light glares at him. Still, there is nothing automatic about this process It tir.lpl% means opportunity is enhanced In Agnew's case, he has niucti to do, and tautly quiickl if he is to get a big leg up on the I96 spot Probably thi' Gi first two s-ears of this next terni will tell the story His toughest task will he to establish credibility within his own part' as a man who has the stuff to win in 1976, whether the Democratic nominee he Sen Edward Ken netly or some other That means, for starters. being taken seriously and not being seen as a phrase-making hatchet man, a head-bopping golfer, a fellow who makes a speech a day and then relaxes with the htggies He has much ordinary fence-building to do with parts people, lie got Into this somewhat more in l97'2 than LWlore. hut the surface is barely scratched lie's got to knn'. them and consort slith them. Agnew obviously needs strong foreign affairs credentials Once again, his first-term swings around the globe left .i non'er mouis flai r, :i tone of • 'lii's see the head of lie hopes to make state and here's the golf course some key visits abroad, and the impact this time will have to he more solid He'll get help in this field from Mr Nixon '.hether the President intends it or not Mr Nixon sees himself as a foreign policy President, and so docs the country Some Of that seems almost certain to rub off on :flCW Surely. people can say . Mr Nixon gives him some tips! $ Agne's most promising prospect, however, is the domestic issue arena lie knows it better. lie never misses a governor's conference, and while there he is attentive, ;)roperh, interested, questioning in a way that suggests kno'.ledc' and competence It is clear Mr Nixon has less interest in domestic matters The issui's are more confusing, more debatable Agne% care here more i'asiI do %t hat he needs badly to do, establish sonic independence indepndence for himself without 'vio lating basic loyalty to the President The order Agni"% muit fill is large Every eve will he upon him. itwkinc for error and for switches too quick to Lit- plausible But if he brings it off, he'll be hard to stop for the next nomination '4 I 41 AbAl GenevaOv*do Slavia Liz Matnesja 349 I'll whop you so hard it'll make your shirttail pup up your back like a window ewtam" That was Grandma Mitchell speaking to her grandchildren back in the I 930 She was a pun'.' little woman of sometiung less than 90 pounds. Other memones of her ar, vague. There was the gray hair In a tight bun. And. as I recall, her only sin was soul!. But she was full of dire threats that, if t*I'i seriuusly. would freeze the blood of an Apache. We loved theim we PurPome just to hear what nwvelous new threat would roll off her tongue. Scgnetim.ts she would repeat herself in her threats, but she had an extensive repertoire and, by the time she gut around to reruns, they seemed fresh again. It was a kind of early-day literature. Hardly a week went by in my chilwod when I was not threatened with sl',irsw. "11 you don't get out of those r't,.,frj I'm gomn to sn '.'i-j Alive Once, I boldly inked Grandrna, what are you go. uig to do with the skin!" It was a mistake. And I nearly got skinned alive for it. Among the more cwmxm rniurtimes that hung over m)' bead at various tunes the possibilities of being beaten to within an inch of in> We. and getting my Iwad - ere — (if. Then there were the clas- auld, I'm going to kick 1,\l.l.,1I,,sl:l:, l"l,i A siit,ilI group of legal t'xpt'rts, including former Gov I 'rov Coll ins. doubt a ness upiL-iI h)Iiflishliii&'nt Itus'. '.'.OUhI lit' uptu*'Ist h (hit' 1! S. Suprt'iia' Court if (he Honda I A'gislature passes it at next week's spec'Iuil t1irt't'1tiy session Collins .itid lint' Florida lam'.professors specuilats' the notisiri's high ('Ourt prsshatily ssu'iihstn't,ut'ct'pt any s',spital punishiiiit'nt l.uss kinacled by (lit' I A'gislaturt'. Last June the Court detilared capital punishment umni'onstitu. that back ide of yours so bard you'll have to cçen your mouth to shine your shoes" We thought and thht about that one, and rice'- did in the magdizwies these days But '.'.e kind ef enjoyed it. The threats were su absolutely ri. d'UIOU3 that 'ie loved thcvi / ' $ "I believe most people in Huri(1;s ii oulsi like to st't' the sk'ath penalty reinstated. but I clont think it legally can be and I don't think it should Lx', mid Collins. But Atty, Gen. ItoLx'rt Sheviri said the Iikehihxitl of a quick Supreme Court ruling on reinstzitt'mt'nt is all the more rcaI son a death penalty pa ________ Incompetent Rag-Picker , ) I "Po, devil! He 3' W W ..% I pvoboLl 'burned himself out'!" 01111,11111, un to i,iii.I'lv ' rei'k • Mrstti"; ('flifle running down m id ill r.' tc'i it rutiriultilt- ruuql to us will, her srrns t". ' I'' Iti"iii pti'mi,ly wide open," sairl i(.1'l- ho limO ,',ru' u,un, ,nuI ilnul lu-iking For 115 misked Ii vr'or .'I(i 'r. ' - Wealthy - MIAMI ,\I' i No rs'l,itiss- s ssurfaced tie defend Otto Macsin mm his- mi hut' smuts ni.'clars'sl ruus'nt,uIl unit siuiifs,'ts'flt and e'uiismiiitted 1s1 it nursing homuie last loll Now more than $100,000 in cash and jemmt'lry has beers found in the 69-year-old rag p is' k er's cluttered house rsiur (tt P fits' il SI 0 ('5) n's I guardian is waiting fur the tilt-phone calls "It's going to be %t—r% intcr• estinig to set' hums mtitumu) IK'Plu' pop UI) now cltiumituig to be hiis relatives," said attorney Mark Hut-ht,nnder, A court hearing is ss'hs-ululei I (1)(11 to decide what to ciii smiths use money and jewel.s (lI5('O'i't't' tsl by firt'nit-n, Polite stuiii So tic i ghtx;rhiood children started the blaze in Macon's ntis-omit butt se Ru'f.,' he mm ;is s'mutiuuisitti'sl hiu' had limed there mm ittiout t'lu't'tri' city sir running water and hi ibuuc'kt'ml rit'iu'h'hiors sbsuv.&'ring muake-mi sri his prisøu$ Karen's mother, Mr l.I.wellyri, with a hit !hduy pRr?v Sattirday Priorhie smsc it ar'h chased it," chubby brown haired Karen said ''We rIr after him Pretty soon we didn' know -a'here we were. Wc-.'' only lived out her' weeks and I don' Colin vu Tonya sharer) I)'.. r.rrieal with her three younger sisters. i'lIstrn. IC), form, 7, antI Angela, tin.)l s(P)r.ohrriafe Karen tie- - ' -' '' tide c'tiet'kinsg for mini> fmIlOI(Iuriflg beds if ,i,'di&'s, A -ai di of the attic rs'scak-d Ili undamaged hills plus u$n i'stimismited $50,000 to $15,001) ortti at genii's, Ariottit'r $2,500 ill cash, firemen ruiid, mm- us burnt-it. - ''itst'rs's nscj telling tio14 rtiurh nitcimse') hurried up," said Miaiisi Fire Chisel I.,awrent-s' Kt'nris•'y. 4111 Macon was urrs,-st&'sl on a hieiilthi violation in S"ptcni:lx'r, 1971, after nei ghbors coni jslaitui-sl abojut tills's of Junk in his yard, the stench Of rotting w!gt'tables he picked up from uIwrItwrst'( trusts pile's and his tuiliit of taking naked showers in r:iiuiw.itt-r his, c'hkct&'sl I ?i Y4:iI ,U 41 'r "l'I ;"L Hits Sugar Compant es 1ri H t'itiI,iiiiii' . r ', I'ii' that F lietiilii's is 411l'iI r ''t,uttiis " I lim e u's s'r reason to think our law is ill pr bahl% he the o first it , meat-I; the Supre'tiiu' Court," Sht''.'in 5,1)5'' \'ou'st' got this' suhiuti's nt't's'ssit uI ,. " court lest. In addition to the death pen. tilty issue, ltuit iiitukvrs also will is' grappling smith such s's.ritronersuil isslO's as "-hsol fintunu'fill,, , (lit' I'ut,Iiu' Service(u,sii' tiiission, sstiter pollution oust %%i)ilit'iis rights ,'\lths'uigti (lie st'ssItii is smlv I li'.' i uttiiriitinu ifieiiui'çtli' v.111 k.'rs by •miIn4l litiportinit u 'uitti'r, mmiii 1 ':irll,his'nn utim' Iah,itt lt'tuli-r I 's'snr 1 'imvi' say'; hi.' v. iii ask for it vungr.'sslnntil utivu',t iitutic'n (if the industry' I!,' I'St ' iii itt .'''k In ru'fuisutig Ii. ;sll,m tililitit's hi hiss their s-surleurat.' uliciulil' tau'' oln to u'onstiIiIi'rs If thu.' r t'guilatory ;ii:s'nsdoesn't this' ,us - tinn, (Iii' Iirsthtliiit i:uvt'rtiuur sass his' is ill ask lawit sakers 1st slut it • \,iet if a Leon ( 'umunty Circuit .lmolg'' sns'rtiimnis a tax ratio sttiut '.'.htu'hi i - ut' 'uiu m''.titii;,teil $1 11111111111 iii state aid to a titiriih.'r cit r'iiints su'limir.l s ts'tiis. there is -i gund Ibtt)IlitY Askew will ask the ry Iii makt, up the s"lledult-il to run from Nov. '28 in this' Stale sit Eulut'atiiui sUhist'slin'nit deficit I)epartiiisnit luiiulgm't •\ sks'w tins also rs'rotiiIul('lI(I('ilthis' ers-tution suEa $100 iiiilli.n rs'volving loan fwisl to help cities build new ss'sst-r pl;unih - • 151 ,AMOIIAI)A, h"l:u. I :\J' l;s'IItit' supplying water to ; 100- mile stretch of the Florida Keys was severs-it for about 24 hours u.s-er the weekend, forcing some tourist: to bathe in swiiiihung isiols tumid quench their thirst with straight shots of hiqtisir. Water to the large section of the Keys was interrupted Saturduis aftt'rniHri mmhis-n a (IUtiiI) triis-k hiatt a tiliummitut and ('rash)(his' (is. Sass .stmmneul ,-, I ;iipelinie mm hit-ti runs along (he east suit' of U.S. llughiss'uus' I frsuii Florida City on the uuitiinl;urid to Ks-v West, about 120 u oils's to this' sutuith Na'.') repairmen fist-il th e break about 4:30 p.m. u ES'l' i Sunday and pressure was back to ru.irtii;uI 1u th:s- end 'ml the day, • 'P1erjff Ed rs1ff s. • • • -, pr'hahly wi'rC IW':-'r , ,te than it mile from hnn" ;:' the dens. woods along ti .r!hhnnkrftheTomoka Ri'.'"ow miles outside of rmnyton neti r,,nr ,,,, h made 'te,,rrh ii?, he said "'isn't afraid until it Farm Leader ' ' SVu' uo'i'il it u'hiuint .- , ttI(J4. rib'; ;inul '.'.i''r.' iiiet g.'tli,ip, it;' said berm' Siinsl;iy, hilust itu liii' Illilissrtatiun .,f I 'ai' hhs';i,, l;ut,uri'rs by l"Iiirisla's i'ighl sugar P"iIiii's for this sear's hi4irvi'st 'lion',, a v.-.u'hend trip from ('aliliirriuu Iii rally sup js'irtt'r't and take o Iui'rciinmal hotel Ili IiI.iis,tIg t '.rti. \1. fit ker', iiiiiiifi strategy, said hi.' 'e, uii,Id ask (lii' 11 S St'natu' Suibu'suiiitiui live tin Mi s?rator I uI,iir hs',,mlm'.I by S4'II ,\sll;ui Stt'vs'nsuti III, 1)111 ''ta s'ofluluu't hearings right her,' .11111 scm' 11t. soul is hat u'oniillliuns are he mm ould :uls.s seek a similar I l.uu;u' lmrIml' ('hasi'; 114011'' his s'otiimin';it' at a rums', ronlereriri' antI tin outdoor rail) For sums' 100 hl,uu k and Spanish speaking ftitu msiirkr'r' in Bulls- G lade. the cent ter of Florida's $I6 rriillusuns 'uI hiavu't ' , '' gar proilticint! area. the (lay, I 'hi;, i.i s1oiku' tit- is'll at a 40-minute' tius'imi'uri;i I si-ri-ire for Suit Freeman iii Vakt'tiu'Iul, SI;uss , a S:ir;,ssut;tNew('iullt'gs'c-is-i 1% ha , was stmuek ant killed ii) a s-titus' truck wInk picketing at th,, 'l'alisuui;uni Sugar Corp. in Janu Earlier iii ' '•. I I' -tuu: ,'r '1f F 'irIa 'MIt nr'vr'r to, ,;wr,#,t iirit ii the 11,rrn''r'''u 1 u.i.'s tP'' 11,411' i', I olhrillu priest ,Irahn \lu Station soul at the itervi(e ('ieui tp;irinu fbi' u:ipnrtmitlrin of I ';irilih sri workers to the Sit'sho him;.. i''r, stetri iiceil ill It..' ',jitti''.i'st 11 S in ttiu' l!J!uc oniut ''uris I$',Os, ( 'have, prc'du ted hint the IT" rusul'l • 'g't ('on'jt''t the lorrign lo Scont twit we iiupefi out in the woods ',wirks'r tir4u'rai,i'' Ill a iiiiuu k r.'ssiris. I,, ( Put' v.'i 'c appearance, indtistrY iWtki'Stti.,Iu [till 1huitr botut ' //4 •,, , - o',' fi er 'o I PRIVATE PIANO $3 00 • I . ' . - • -. - -• CANNON MUSIC CO. .• '1 •- . . (,iVC :ls'r , lip f,ishion.ihly fernir'u;nu' new lady Sheattei' '' . $ -- ' 'r'. .!r ').t'rr,'.11 1 r si ,,. ,r,t,wtC,-c P,aWo CASSELBERRY - Belte o yester, Compare anywhere! - SPec ial insist tit our gus'st,s art' rs-giilli'siult'mits sin the chain of tins' lars,'' said (ranag;iri '''Fhs' islands took the lark sit mm'uits-r In csuuua' [sir the fishing anti iii'stride, uiniit stiisl this- tourists skin diving and they aren' t didn't appear upset either, about I(. Itt somiiething like this '"l'hii' guests are taking it get in their '.S'ti) . • Jim Kenmanager of the Florida smell,'' said Marty ( ;ruunagtun, nets' tn siwmit'r ii! the Drop Anchor Motel Kes Aqiit'tltit't Authorities, near Isluiti uora(luu, it coiiiriiutiits said mm titer was available in Ke) frouui of 1.51x) on the Overseas I ugh. Vi s'st during the smuty mihuiuit Th itiils's sout h of Mi- stu.r;gs tanks usrist a 2.1 iiiilliun :;tlluin a 11,15' output from tt;t01111. ''thi sunrig lads' t'muuia' in and said, '110mm due I take a Sov 's ds's;ulin,utiiin plant 'l'hit' drim em itt the siuuip truu k bath'' - I told 1km tic tist' 11w St r( bee, 41, ii! ;rg SIS imiiiiiirig i 'mel, so she slit), .Iuihini Ki'ssls'r, ilituriager of the Saranj;i, surmised (lit' cr;usbi Ken Largo I 1011(1mm Inn, soul his even though Ins truck stink 1'' gus- sts drank mm titer from the isuttoni sit Cross Key Cut uimtdted ice suit-s .unsl started iii ('anal But hit' later huusl Ii p be trin,iiui a stock it( suskis and liquor ls-rrt'ut tie a Homestead hospital mm hems that sm'.us gout'. ''Ito' people mm hem list' here frittii Ku' ('e utiiiituinit Hospital kuis' fated biurrirtutit's, so this is tt-cause (lit-re mmas mis' mm,uk'r' Iii',' ,,ni Ir'icumiiv,'tius'tit',', arid ;iv,iiliblt' tie process huts X.r,h)s a Ntis) -pi'ks'suiiaii stiiut 88 UI , / •••, ' I 1 _,~-f ~ - .- ~ 9 too '' Ground Gainer '',''-s'-1 -, 'r , :' , -• n *A Betted 0% ' ' ' • ' - • ' .- ' -' ' ' Plus fed. tax 2 2 2 Special 2388 24 88 25 88 26 98 27 8 ' ' ' A Tire size L - 14 " ?8- 4 75-13 178-1 4 i B25- 14; '7' outage - '. No trade in rquured ___ ' y ' '• :• - "i'- t.-, ' Z " '4 / -' "'s - 's - 4A ' : - " - A , 11 ,Or' -: -'- / j' $J -,. -'** - ~ L __"i ' U Golden Pinto Penneys mini-bike. 2O.S,,,,c , dlu; lu' Mini-bike. '-i. ' ,I 'iO -\ Pennel 1010 HP, .1 L'5Llt t'tlIIitf ca hike, Has 2 pa his' of speeds up to 1 mph Scrub ' '1, ',j ',', ', :'f • •: e'ut '-OL''' u IQ Cost , ,'I - , % ' - S 'O' 4 ,•, v,,,•, _ ' $ - *12F 60 'isi, 53 to .'at Ai'itrmjr' CIV3, I' ' ' ''- i • ' ' • '. itt.,'te. - :" 17 sUgVisi011 Jo Ms,). UUAW4T ir '',,l I,,'b, '' •' ' -, broke sessal storter hood controlled throttle, centrifugal automatic clutch .,, -$ ;ojen Pinto iifli Bikfe "hi. 3' 2 HPengir'ie capable of 'eeds to 73 mph Hdi hanj brake plus scrub brake recoil I eel h ndç oIr s l j r tr çntr ituqof and thr o ttle automatic clutch '' .' M ft I' it's ,,.,,,,c h ,j,,,,j1 ', I • ,., , .,' ' - S .-' ''''.5' '-'f 2Ci'Ii lOs' ¶0'' - .tJJi45 dto)IQI 'st '1)U 'I', .ir.isi?stusj or J *i!u - 'Iu!d"i rupliismr,i,ss i: 'it '''' • ''rq.j Auiilable fl r; • Only 11999 'i,, 1 I 4' ,,4.4, 4 ''Ui "tilt it 4 WI.1446iv, '40 14'J '5 #iii( ti'S 'vu46,,04J at - jW 'SitU' 1 ,0 '1KJiet1s, t)ui J'It.$iulo-i' •', •'"I.•' J':*.$ J,.,'I.$ - % ' - -iOu.' hUts ii ?iSUJ'.IiltSS.J. 5 ' " IUJIJ5 ''''i tfl, t4,'lv, -w '",''h' 'i " ,?, ',.* , s11.l4'Øfl..l '-41,3 ).l 015 ' - ' ' )fl,, •"',-,•._, -- JCPenney auto cente. We know what you're looking for. Sanford P!aza Ponneys Auto Center: Open 8 a.m. 'fit 9 p.m. Mon. thrLs Sat. 41 ,,,'p stuaxt L SALES WY 1 .' '.''! eorge FURNITURE S ,' , htue ex 114 't'cnflhl 'reu".-,rtl t4k r**l 0 t,::c 'u'r 'l,''-c,t 'i, MORE F w- -'uts -.sft',-i' tIed Ii ii tis-ept !'," '0 il 1111V ittiCI'I 1111 101 OR 0 ,-i1l,I' I"5'1 ii'tltiifl 1W '9e3r"-• ''I - ' ~_ N C L (JO T PIANO SPINE ___________________ 4 I L L i' / ,*jii;:;4, I b t i; LESSONS '•,,. ,ure r;utt ulm'pr.'ssing wages tsr''! two, yr have riuit.' Nisi!; • efforts to recruit (IlifliCit I' surku'rs'' A',ki''l if the UF W WOS ton':! ''ri rig a nat ionwide boy( ! •IgOiftst Florida sugar. ('ha', '1 replied, "1 his i; a wussi1iilit : '' In addition tie v tiargirig tf,,it 'ff',b.ir'' 1 k.'r s , I I ; ' •'' ' 81 i 1' .J;imaicans, were cehtai:,.'i tind"r US. Lafr lpartrie.-nt regulations only after exfensu','i' ru''riitsn,' efforts failed •,1i A' • rker 'r' I ri'-wstio'n that 'Wf' feel th;s! ,s u'.r,grt''.jIi,n;,l unvesfigat iri '.u,,iN tea' h the stun.' • liissurr, that v.s'rc- r,'ar hid Ii'ib'ral • ourt in Sti;,ruii, one, 'A' I nev"u' primar workers, bean 40 Trinya mid -, Fiiq and .••.(,ir .'r' '''r;: ' '• :p' - e'ry'hcre, ('P)t,';.', milso claimer) the • had hundreds of Fr',i ri,igr;,nt workers, plus 1 ,110i front Texas and anr.th.'r I ,flf fmorri ( 'alifrsrnla ready to take Owr;ine.nitting Jobs Rut he so it that Industry hir i ng priu-tu-e.c ubseouiraged mill "• ept &) of the applicunt,c '[tie industry says the ('urur-. • I , ' ' 's'rrsitti racCoon • , l I 'apt the girls and Sirs Mnrjnn s-nr 111 S1''rgm1 Iii.' witohu' rcirpt ry is looking , on, replied the first wellyri, 11 "r' hut t' rem,"ti It," itiris 'Wi' got lost,'' Tr'nya said IPirts', wu't, ' rub lied mind Siiriuluy ''We foIlr.'ared those hirnk.''l Iron, lrc'rltient fulls stupid clogs hut cel1ir'wIco cintinr,nr'd the 'h girls went for a walk with keys Pi e/in e Is Severed reinsLitenient.* - liii i hO, I., '. .', Karen'q (Wi. t fr,2, -'1 ii — r" rimmed F'ooehie an') a (,ermnr shept'w'r'l r,tdmnCt i tidy, after k~ ._ - .• i__i_ through So'. • 30, tiiany lass iiiakt'rs art' talking abut tiisnol. 'No statute imposing t';uiiltal t''b'iusIing their itiuutel rt'servations mm elI into I )i_'ct'iiibt'r, punishment is likt'l> to his' punisl AtIt,'tist tim 0 usE (Pit, ISSLit'S, even a (ht'ore(is'al i-hiant-t' hommever, could hi- resolved be. withist.unsting Constitutional fortthe I ,t'gislaturs,' couist-nes. huillt'nigt' uitilt'ss enacted in ((im llt'ubin Askew Is hmipwg (-. 'ntext fundamental changes in our system of criminal -Justit-s'," the five lass professors uhiseu& of three conutuiittes's mm hit'hi recently rt's-tmuiriis'riiit'u I p , ' I hi' I'I-hi'it,r i.rtle,,f for lb.' ruouting I,, imi' lmoui 7 t I, 11 of 411 • Capital Punishment 'Acceptance Doubted ran tu nu,ss hut' Iltitfie'S # 0 m'nr their liii iti, prartu I. It was the kind of threat > ou could brag about at school It was nothing to be threatened with pwushmenta which would make my ears ru my eyeteeth rattle, or my toes curl But it isas If special ucca_ siun when grandma would say. I'm going to reach down your thrcat, grab your toenails, and Pull,!" You don't find this kind of child discipline touted :n.th _ l __ __________________ l,u\(;W)l)'S Vii'e ('Int'l Cm I uiuiiuIi'p O .'''iit. tim .l'-I - t,iIlt t 'ii'f J ames Heller it Plituitit' itit' 1)111 sta litlitilt 'sPi'' ii't' Ill I lii' ( . 0 %. as a 11111t, 'til ii lit ('t'l' fl'liia • Ann RiIu'' Ihii,t in Fire 1)s-i,t exatti> figure it out but it a wonderful threat One of grandma's best s'.ulo4lr trornetlintely -, ___ ~_ -- / 11*4 ~~ 'II '. Lbu don't Ect that wood ci.upped right now, joure. gonna wake up sleeping in a marble orchard" I know that ac*rwtimes would gaeu her patience on I', '.m're inrk ri'ti,,lt"i with their pnri'nts. - I.- Grannie s Threats: Stir Memories B JOHN SINOR i'pls- %i'isi Service , liv" ii 004 pt ______ r t4hii.f~ II, 1isi itIt?CII flip • - H' DON OAKLEY So now the American Indian, or a few people claiming to speak on behalf of all Indians. has decided to get into the act. The thinking apparently is, if whites can ransack draft board files, if blacks can burn down ghettos, then the red man should be allowed to destroy government property and get away with it After all, he has legitimate grievances, too. Indians rightf ullv resent the outmoded portrayal of their ancestors as ignorant, howling savages who had to be civilized by the white man But what is anyone to make of those Indians who occupied, defaced and looted the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington' -We don't give a damn what the American people think." said one of their leaders. Russell Means, to the inevitable television interviewer. By taking over the BIA, he said, they had given the kids back on the reservations something to be proud of. But not very much, real)'.-. They knew very well that no one was going to risk bloodshed in an attempt to dislodge them from the building. The victor% was hardly on a parallel with the defeat of Custer, 'We hereby declare war on the United States," said Ijoinbastically at the beginning of the siege But if thai is the case, then these Indians have aban. doned all claim to their rights as citizens of the govern. ment they have declared war against. It is only through the awakened conscience of the American periple that lniians can hope foi a redress of alleged grievances. Unfortunately, those who went on the warpath in Washington have aroused more disgust than s vmpath lii' qsHtn),y I BERRY'S YIORLD 1 - __ • YA hell. "jiter I IieIiIl.'ii t'ti'tIs.'t In it • • furt" t,itiil.' iii p:ihli l ioIq, liv.' ft Ittlit i',i.',l lilt Ii' i' Ii Is s,iiig f lit Iqh,ii:,' i:i ,eJ thr csii fl ,, 'iclit 11, keep thou rplrits tilt liii ti 11;lIt I11 11011 lit 1.51111 - Ii inti'i'r c q.'ari hi.'cl fur Iheiti in -- One Man's Opinion Warpath Not Way o T Indian Redress I it MI IN ji lII - -' , nib'tI 'uiulmib IIu'rr,Imf when 'FEI':i%' sm ImiIiit l'rs-ss Writer ' - i 'ii, ' ,. Hour Ordeal Ends For G'Irls 17 r ~ ') artIitli('r John Sinor 9 wi . drim emma) Lake Mary 1 ',- -- Helicopter Spots Lost Children !1Oi"mrIfi '.L P7;k~ '. . ~ ririf,,rd Her;v1d -. i - (Ily 5t' V4I4 'Mrilyr ' - , . Cii' -?40kO PROGRAM ,,',.- ,,. • . I- _____- I ' AL 1. _________ - .r us I • 'I. In Ci,Dr, Cf'i'fi1,s;v' £..sz 'IL'? ' ''I - Or nhost of all C ti:' tr at tici button sewn on o F C t)' 'F L OW L P'i troubled over local conditions regardless of thal the may be just take a look over our borders. North to Canada. South to Argentina. East to Israel. West to Vietnam. Now, more than ever, "East. West- -Home's Best" - Wf. 'II )1Vto, F LA condition which arise to prod the iay into action, curb the ambitions with th e cold water of hard facts, and in all of ths hardening the steel of character with which man walks erect, sees dearly and bets with wisdom. If anyone in this lovely Seminole cntmtv is I—-_ . *._-~~; '-I— ;. I - happily this r - B'. Hlfll.'l IUOSS,tT Most . j ~ . I f Monday, Nov. 20, 972 4A— The Sanford Herald "* �Monday, Nov. 20, 1972 6A—The Santrd Herald 1he Sinfc,rcJ if etald Raiders Subdue North Florida ,rr until the bonus Is In effect, 11 field ionl' and it four for four ihil!t in f')lR' Rt!flflie Shiiw, &Seminole went ahead foot-I. from Orlando. wits seven according to the new rule This performance sit the cuirtt seven points. 1M2, but the could elinitnifle as mans Its 12 stripe He scored 11 ot his points for eight sit the line and ended Sentinels bounced back with ste. shots per game for a team in a In the First hail, all from the the game with 17 points. Earlier straight tallies to cut the junior college same or eight floor. In addition to his hot hand in the week, in the team's margin to one point. North shots per game for high school shooting. Paulk grabbed 10 season lid-lifter against Florida Florida then took over the ed rebounds for his team. College. Shaw was the top fl Joe Sterling's Railer teims Paulk is one of three scorer with 25, and the top Rut while the Raiders shot quint roared back with lt less fouls, they connected on a sophomores on the 2972-71 rebounder with W Saturdaystraight points over a three higher percentage, hitting 20 of Raiders Rob Hurst, a eon- night Shn had eight rebounds. minute playing period, and Jerry Wright. from Falmouth 22 sittenipls from the line The% sislent rebounder and shooter owned a 3-22 lead. The Sen. out-scored North Florida h 10 laM year before being injured. Kentucky. had a strong second tinds didn't give up. and had points at the line, off-setting the scored a down points, all from half, scaring 12 points, and cut the margin to 4-40 at the fact that the Sentinels hit for the floor The third sophomore, ended the game with 16 points half two more field goals than the Robbie Clifton, played hut did Gerald Owens was also a key North Florida regained the not get on the scoreboard. player in the second half, and Raiders lead with 17:45 lett In the second At Icz tP1V'fws Irq'cbynee hove th r t W:the P:uW rc'ed IS.. U half, Issued earl'. nr,ti'l of their and sevt'r rt'tuiiinds witl ti' paints, tnc'ludint The lesid changed hands sevend tinws, hut with 941 left in the games. Owens converted a by shooting a three-point play, free throw following a twopointer, and the Raiders took er fiWi They never ti-ailed 'air though the Sentinels i'iit LVI 10 o n e poird t least two occasionm . ,-. •• lR (, Ut's 1' -'s'l (ill N. I 1- --• .. ,) / f I nvit.it iun;sI S1i''1itsh Sol(IioII Tnurn,iiiwnt t)'I'I' til e %i'et'ktIlml t ;ilkt"tI awa %%lilt the Iirt pJ,mt's-' trophy, l -to ltns'itcr went through Ihim' 'm'r's I)r,u'ke'l In earn the stiol it the undefeated Norninu's Fast- rn (Cain, alter stropping their first goals' of the I sliirne% t-'ruIa night The tournament teas held to IN' Wilt"' Horton Jr Fund. Young Horton has heemi * c.r4i.i4 . 0 .I t, . —_ 'S I . \' Ii. 'Tt)l I - 1 Wednesday- night the Raiders pa host to the Florid: Southern College Junior varsIti in an fi P. m. game at tht Sermonk High gym. That game was originally set for Saturd night. But was moved up due U 'anflici in schrdu1in raei' lasted 2 laps. Poses dropped out ear in Sunday racing included the race with mechanical HERALD 5CORPOAD three events A five quahlyiri5 problems. Delcren7o and Venko FG FT-A TP orThFm.rida I 4 17 $ 'C,PiIChIO race was run for the last 10 I')AVTONA - After a protest (lid hattIe with \'enko being 'C 17 positions for the Presidential black flagged for loose Fiber and it recheck b% the race of11 t.ngle 3 S 250 GI race to be last of the Mnrfl a 0 1 12 fiemis Gene Felton of Atlanta, glass putting f)elorenio ito a Harris Ga driving a Camaro 427 wits commanding lead. Deloremo three races. The top 10 positions S tic to 5 7 11 in this race were added !o the declared the winner of the lost the lead after 23 laps due to 7 3.4 17 field and make the field a euge Tony a pt stop Presidential 250. 39 101* 1$ Delnrenw Trnv, Mich. in a total of 60 cars The qualifying DIALS A spectacular crzsh involving rare was won by Richard Corvette witsplace second, Mo FO FT.A T S*'msntmli Stevens from St. Cithennes. Carter from Hamilton. Oat., Pat Sundmar. from Miami 13 44 30 Phkalk Ontario in it Camaro. Second is titi 12 Canada was third, Dave HII.IU Beach, Florida look place tin S 71 17 from Tampa woror with Bb lap 21. Sundmzmn drove straight place in a 350 Cubic Inch Lhaw Wright 7 77 1* Johnson finished fourth, Bob into the wall in the trinval at a Cure'ette was l.aivar Mann McCmjllurn 0 01 C ea Is Rensley in a Porche finished speed estir'iated at 190 miles from Daytona Reach, Florida. S 11 11 fifth. Hurley:.- o od from per hour. Sundman was taken Third place went to fluss Ow?n$ TOTALS ' Norburn from Durham, North Jacksonville finished si x th to the hospital with rib fraclures and possible spinal and Carolina in a BMW. 0,40rth Frm -N overall, injuries. 4.1 51-94 The Formula 103 race The feature ruet- of the da% c'overing 14 laps or 5(1 mies was began with a trememdous nui*0 Oia' McC.umre . After pit stops by the leaders truly incredible as these open battle between Corvette's driven McCuilijrn ks Fouls. North 1' Iurid* 7. by Sum Posey, Don Yenko, the lead was held by the Tampa wheelcd cars were racing live ''mmnoIe ir Tons t)elorenTo and Bob tItSed (:ciIVette driven bm Bob and six abreast on the highC)'f,r,fitc Mmitcilton. t4iSI Johnson anl Dave lhenz. With hanks for the entire race. .lomsnn just five laps remaining HICTU An ;imnling three and tat wine debris on the track and sometimes four lead changes up put ting Felton of per lap occurred as these cars Atlanta Ga. in the lead. screamed around the spe-edway at speeds in excess of 140 miles In the battle for the Camel GT per hour. The winner of this .'hampionship between 1lurI nieflec was Tom Pumpelly lla v.00d and Bob Bcasle Imolh from Springfield. Va. in a Elden id was decided in Seconnd p!ac'e went to this race. Thets wai. Delorvr.- Brian Stewart from Pickering, TO'S first major win in one year Ont. and thrd went to Fred 'IWO conversions and two passed with ease in the final •,•--'!Iht.lf . $IIIV JtJIV WV JUUiUd flUU pCflRIl MCKS worth iv OLflL5 open ironi upper Saddle an itlempt to put wci ;xiint oi the board 10 the from Casselberry forward Cup tournament slated for Haywood won the Camel GT River, New Jersey, Raiders. John Rothschold i 31) and Ron Hard F'ri'nk Tressic led the Orlando Sanford. Dec. IMSA Championship in the i 44 are two North Fiorida defenders who are In what was termed Hug' Club Ic as 30-9 win over Jacksonville. Fla. based closest to Raider ace. the University of South Fiarida game's "outstanding play' by Coach George Dob5on, Wing tonhe over Bob tieasle 8I Saturday in Orlando points to 85 fx)iflt.S. Defense-minded Orlando Forard Steve Udoj, propelled A iimtt h 1(1 decide the 7Iiitt'd the visiting Tampa by the Orlando forward pack, The IMSA series began a line Southern wrestling chamJust three penalty pushed the ball across the weekend of racing with ruigers to :i 100 .in'ks wtiile the Orangemen Tampa goal in the second half mileBaby Grand Sedan race iinship is featured on Milo Saturday afternoon. This event Steinborn's tonight's card at the crc en route to their si.th in a ctrong "Serum Try'." After a lint-out, similar to was dondnated by time Gremlin Orlando Sports Stadium with iunsrcutivc victory of the hit t)igett and Amos Buddy Colt tangling with the season. Orlando now stands 8-4 basketball's ('enter jump, team ofW Orlindt ('r)fltrollt'd the tap and Johnson for most of the race. Great Malenkci. in Florida play. .. In another contest Louie "bound-in" on Tamnim. ttni'1jfli from 33-6 ball ...,. $, -'--' .-r, -------II(3lJ ,,, 1160 (1 -: rid I-0 losses to Orlando and pusned 10 )IU'ds against a pit stop Toby Mime of DS1)'tOna Tmllett and Frank Hester meet earlier in the season, was determined Tampa side until Beach took over second spot in u1kt' Webster anu Redbeard. Mike'Graham will try his skill unable to develop either a Udaj was prox'Iht"d across the as Capri. The race was mn?rked fir posh II! flit ".i. m:iat..' said Morris, who t tilt against Phil Robley while Bob goal after it b% to full minute of strong push from its forwards real battle for second rain 2t times for 107 )Itrds and Ne York 13. Orton goes against Joe ova. pushing arid "nicking during ''set scrunis" :mr "loose .'orcd two t('u('hith'1p1'Tms, in. tme'titeen Mime and I.nnn' It was Twiliev whi' caught I'I other two contests rat Orlando is backs rapid!) its ruks" and found Hughey front Bethesda, Md. in :'ludmng the winning one or. a 14- two aarcl a Ptr.to.ltme winner was Diggett Scott Casey against Bob Griffin in the fourth cluding is 44-3ard toss to the smothered in an Orlando establishing itself as while Carlos Muntez takes on "spoiler" for th e Sanford defensive blanket that quarter. "Fin thinking abeut %ew York ort, which fromni Raleigh, North Carolinas MilneCorsica Jean. tourney w,th itsfine plaj in the much of the game to be played the Super Bowl. a Gremlin with Tubs' Morris' first score or a leap and The first contest gets under last month aria is out to revenge within the Thuipas 25-50 yard "V1 eve got to try ta polish. ,ot Miami bark 'a the game at second Lann Hughey third way at 8'30 curlier losses to favored Miami lines. P ill. get our art ready lot the play- tuilfunme, 1744. and Amos Johnson Fourth The Marty and Florid.as State University backs Orlando offs." said Morris. "Ever., The Jets had taken a 17.7 head game is it do or die' game fur uji on a one-yard run by .Jaha Nelson. Larry Chtoliri, Mike during the two-da) Cup Play This Saturday, the local to keep our mental, physical Higgins. 251-yard pass from Joe Wztllce and J Richards scored ruggers are scheduling Pre* S1111650 four-point "try" goals as the edge Niuiumth U Rich Caster and 33ratSINTS Tournanwnt Trials. i rain and Orani:m' inimen iti't' fltI%I IM The' DolphirF ymrd field goad by Bobby HOWand unIv four games from befield. -1 ttw first team in pro etmiimuz Earl Moan-all surprised time kxmthuill since the 1i142 Chicago Jets and tiimnelf h running :im 6 Bears to go unbeaten in regular ;trds for a thirc quarirr touchse'assoni dowti to give the Dolphins the EVERY When asked who could beat lead :it 23-17. He rain after Itt' Miami. Jets' Coach Weeb Ew- found ins receivers covered bank responded. "I don't knms '"I1m,- haven't planned am!) Who will They're the best foot- runs fur' ate for it long time'.' .5 OIIINDQ SPOI.S STADIUM, ball team we've played. said Murrall, now 38. "The run "I'd ruttier play V1 mashing- i' just something that just haititim,'' said EwLamnk. "I Uuiiik this Pens You react to it m Muixuii is a better football Nmumith threW four yards to TUE GREAT NEW YORK'S FINEST IIJDDY tecini." tight end W stymie Stt'wa't for Ewbaink would like it third New York's lassl h'a'i laiR' Ui the shot lit the Dolphins in time AFC third quarter championship ganme, but faces Anderson ttms'n tell on as Reg. 6 2.25 $1 an uphill bottle to :iaiiks' it tb I*AWE tout: futitbt t'', hs- ,lets' ('1f! (0ul) hope' h0lik is tim finish with MtCL'&mr sit time' Jets 27 emiT)) ii YOUR CHOICE & the' best record of a runnerup toe fourth quarts': to s"t up tessmmi, cuimd for a fourth playoff V.' Murrit.- i inning rum MISS I SMlRNOF spot. and he'll have to send the VO Rig. $1,9 64 Jets against the Detroit VODKA Rh, SS.99 °T & Lions on Thanksgiving Day $39I BARCLAY 100 Proo ULD CROW with seven injured players. NO DbSQUALIFICAUON • TO A FINISH j proei Reg. SS.79 QT] GIN Rsg.S4.fl As to time Dolphins, Howard MISS PHIL PROOF Twi!ley explained, - 'We're retSANDY SCOTT tzsinl not gmt'ing Up 00 the rest Reg. 6 19 01 ' of hit se'au.un. But he added, "Our otd goal Bob ORION, Joe is winning our first playoff LET U! CATER YOUR Tops South IN FLIGHT—Seminole Junior College guard Jerry Wright is not fearful of entering enemy territory as he drives between four members of the North Florida cage team WRIGHT Most Important - - \t "ion. Jets 211-24 SUHda fur the American Football Confer- Eastern !livLcicmn title when asked if going unbeaten was foremost on his mind umni'' ... .. .". ,.' .. .1: :.. Sports In Brief ` .. I rmit'nt co-drove d Corvette. (.oH 'c'lA Nil. New Zealand John Miller of the Untied States sank an 18-foot birdie' putt on the first sudden death hole to defeat 'laiwim's I .0 H uing-Huain and win the $24,000 Othgo Chat11% ('lassie '"• - ------ JU4IIIJlI IL)NIX)N flu' Nastuac of !ttiiiifliit t ested 1 mem (;tmrTiuiri Of the United State, i.-4, G-1 to win the Dewar Cup tourney and 'ouizimer'i Union Grand Prix. ROTTERDAM. Netherlands Arthur Aithe of Miami. Fla. ti'pprd Toni Okker of the Neth''n I:mnnL :u. f'-2, I'- I t( capture t ut $i(ijXl0 World (tutnipiunstup I titer: tat mona I - NASSAU. Haituuzuu- Puerto Iiru' four-man tt'ftIii ('(1111' tJined fur it 72-hole' 1248 and em easy 1 -3-stroke victory over the Bailuimitas for their third runsecutive' Iloermarn Caribbean Cup championship 1110 1*: JANEIRO (ar l'hat'.er s 72-huh' 27t was good for as ten-stroke win over Steve Me'lnvk of Jacksonville. Flit. and gin-c the South African lit 124,1)00 Brazil Open crown - Auto ttaeIn DAYTONA BEACH. Flu. Whit Riggett. of Raleigh, N.C.. Huvkrj piloted a Grenilin at an average NEV1 YORK-- Herb Elk, speed of nearly 90 miles per maimed General Manager th DI e hour Ili winning the B.F. V1 orld Hue'kv As.cctc'iatIon New (;tK4rl('h Truptsj (math'. but tht- York Itatiders, submitted his scasirns rtusmpunastnp went to resignation as requested by the Earl FelIrn of Rensingt'.ni, Md. \ssot'w(ior office. DAYTONA I3EAC1I. Fin. PUz1.ADEI.PIIM Gene Felton of Atlanta, In at Phila'it' Iph in HI a z,t'rs president Camaro, V.tm S.- llrOtt'at kiUt an iniceg-revI hip count, then went James ('is wr resigned from 011 titm take the PresidentIal 250 the World Hockey ASSOCIatIOn road nice'. surprising Ton)' team in a dispute' over manage1)elimru'r.zo of Tro . Mich nad florist polic- with the tlub' nut"r t'.:'kte"s'j,'r Joe Itodrigut-: of Miami, 'Ali' — -- $829 TILLET $549 I -, ' Jtli'$t' I T'.e'iik'y caught a rant-yard tout')xluwn pan from Earl Mm'raIl for time grimes first score after Mumnii safety Dick Ander. "a iu:te'rm'ept,.-d ,lo.' Nstmiia'.h" Sr. V al CORNER OF COMMERCIAL& PALMETTO AVE. C &.11110 NEXTTOPOSTOFF'CE DOWNTOWN SANFORD NOVA c HOLIDAY PARTY" 41 ROBLEY S ott CMI! V o l l.a OIIU*N Curl., MONU vs C.'.ec. JI*I I I 1 - RINGSIDE 1400 GEN. ADM 1300 * `I .Delphlns grabbed their 10th straight decision this year.Witti four more gatmmics (a go, thuvjthreaten (it l.n'cemit, only the' third team in NFL timstsmr to finish a regular season tmnde'fe4mte'd. \I'hmlt. Miami rain miccsi sand time] fromui its, opponents in the _-'sF'C East, the' NFL *s remaintog division title's ere still UI) for grabs after Sund:s) 'S action. the Jt'l Minincsnt;s's Fran Tarkenton Ili Si hea rt-stssppi'' g thirt'cc' 'II) hi mm tubs sit 76, 711 and I giit' sleenktl iii (hit' dsssinig yards In spark that' Vikings over 0l1.1ttt I' With (tie Jets 1s'aading 24-21 in I.mss A'igeles, ( '('s'ti 1ha punter ltsin Widby the last ts.'riosl, Anderson fell immu ('d)miilaii'tt'(I a idi- oril tsiunhudown ma luamible by the Jets' C pass )ISt% In l)ac i' Davis smn 'sI•iini sit the' Nm'cc' York 27. h"ssur 1)111)5 later, Mercury fake pnunt and .Jssbun Staggers Morris rain 14 yards around that' returned at punt 85 yards fair left side for the winning touch- ;i'is,tlie'r snore as Grt't'n Ilms slice it P1"i 1 busts ' liff - ______ - - - - 0rlando-Senilnole Jai Ala ' 5.-sen iW'3 T (,AMI! Doubles writs I Erdo:a JoSe, 7 Isle) /,,.- ) Arts' Via, I Angel fSonUoa t'flt' GOfldi. 1 stiarra Toot 'rrn.r, ItostscM I Sia Pedrosa SECOND GAME Double's ..'a P'"ts S L ow Tom 2 Arts' -- c'. 3 Antjpi Via, I Ft'rrn.fl 5 Rs'fle BenOa Ii, 6 Sit. ti,iit,di, 7 barn Gmnds, $ Erdo:m, ' fArt!, l'i rJfota THIRD GAME Doubles '-'ven Pont I Saa Zarrc, 2 I'r , ei Jose, I. Lau 0usd. I Er (iou Bui$sda, S barn t3enoa 4 MJ. .,v VOl - 7 ,c,' Pedrosa. 0 - ,-rqa,r len. Doublet OURTH C,AMF 5,-sen Pon'i I. ib,rra P,t.'ncha. ? M,srur. (tm.s.-oa ii, 3 ,.ia Lo%,a I's-n. Marioreil, S Ages Gandi. 6 COU(P,O Pedro, 7 Bmyo BaOicia I C.one V') FilITIIGAJ/,E Doublet - Gassi C - tort- i a,e DouDli'S Si AT H GAME Pint I Mature Pedro, 7 (butt.'.' •Gsnd; j Ps'na MenePua; 4 Alto Luit, S tuiyoLoti 6 Form,() Caballero, 1 Ailuna Lace. $ Juiuto Maj'loreti t)c,uOIr% t.E vi NTis GAME F iss' Points I (vdo:m, jamrs. S k,n. Jose, 3. Angel Ps'dro'.i. I 6 Ana Tons, S L.uu Be'riuoa I t ho go Vga, 7 Fermn Mrnin.1 S Art, Pi"Øro V''s,nIa". iiGiiTm4 r,Ap,..f 1 $ s',-,im I ,,i s- P,rii' m ., '— S Arr,i -- - SELECTIONS I P Erdoio J.' Ps-ru' €,rsl'. 5050 cdroi - - - - 4 I stimisI "' i list' IsemlImpin of ""'Il"'t': " "" a ti, I :tki:' mtsiri,hrim11 - ' 0. t , lmi'si I'll itti :'r'r:st liv IIim right t'lmbr uui,mvs',I iIi iiii ma citigis' In' Ihaiti'' .I:,r sit,,, amid t' isr,'si mm am Inghs' Iry Sit'' Itoymi, In tither fir 1 ruhmnuf gamma'; .'aIiiid,it, lilt, Sats'Ihlte Ms'ls t,j:,,,ki'm I lilsilsisk ''a Ms'ait 'a s.f Starke. fill), while Ibis' thins' '\,iitt'ls of 'I'au;i;m sli,itsm,iI flit' I hitik iii I h'II v 1ev.- • g, — fi~~ - _________ -' - -_ If ' £ ,, 2 , FT- - A __ - i,- "p -'."-,,_ - 1• &_X_ _1_______V Ibstim itcmsmts'r ,'ii,,iI,inIm'sI htl;ul'ssk's s1,'ats 12-1 in hit' itet WI S:,tnmml.ms 'Ii,,' Z& - A mtm'IItIi' N10 ,rted h'j the M'Hot,vr piu'her on this play ' ii the plate on which a Norma n's Farms runner was able to score successfully The hall arrivor! a lilt I(' hi f(' \orl'n in ':i rrn,; %c-or, it le WI flit I, Ill!'. ( 1.01 '1) of (1110" '[hat s the otil thing iiiissi ng front this mu ct inn which took pl;u'c' in the ( leon I forton ,Jr benefit softball ttu'tut'v liver' flit' WP('kl"fl(l Actually Cindy H;itude't's Mr l(ohe'rts c'atrher is h'inp sup- limits ,tispss'sI I ssi 1 11 11114-; Ii, 1ms'lmi'i' 'sit 1011M.1- 1.11u'hiui,iuisits"i Ilatik of It.'ihc'is'w 12.2 \ls'it,ils,'rl 'a ascii lissitis' run'; h I;:mvlm' foci sr and I .ynn Ks'ls,'r aitisI tlir''s' sitittls's hi I'isutil Kim, in ssuistlrig to its'' cciii blank of I tm'Ilvi'w's nail V lieu rims t'asimis' In (Ii.' bottimmi. 'ml the first i,ini,,g In Saturday's seventh tilt, -- - - , - - FS U Cage B Iii iDE Ii) I'I(ESs ht,uuuut, hut ,imns' IIj) culls a, iur I 1 'L1\ Is,,, tHen ',- ota'eI t h e qtf runs ' ci:s N.m I i'cthlt'ge' taimSkf'tball learn tii In fits' (mmii gaimne Saturday this ,ear's Associated l'ress night. McRoberts e'hi,,iirusts'cl i 'ulmi Homes 7-i;. A four-run filth initing (sir the I )c'l imisI lenin tied (Iii' ga,ni,' at i-5. I nia, 1 lotus's cc cut uiie'a,sl 15 in the' liii) cml this' last frame, Mchtohi'nts lumtinm-s'si hack with two ruts '' cciii It iii (Iii' 1)5,115mm (if 'e5, ent Ii Inrii alt. Winriis' I )umsigiotu, cc ins had,three tilts Ili tlss' gamiis', had (lit' big hit stI tin' %,'vetith inning, a mIouIIe', l.inicla, lsmhnsim,i had two hilts, int'i,islitig a triple' Huts, Itoeder, lighting to 5(a) alice Ili tti(' loser's bracket, hR 'bilE .SSOI I ATED played in (our f Sandal) 's fit's' I'I(Lss gsu,iie's They oiwne'd the clay by North Florida power Chtoc'tit' blanking tile 111tic Angels rA. - Second prs'-si'.uss.ri poll but (.oil( ii fir, .%(title inore last inning heroics high school f(x)tb,ill circles in the finals of the winner's slay when it dropped ' - J'' :-- '- , , At , - i, - - ' - - - , ' Bruin-s ,Af)n the NCAA cham- pendent was the No. 5 riub visith ; j. BOATERS WITH FILL-UP pioriship 296 It's the reason that the Brwns FOR COMPLETE Following Marquette in the a sweep of 36 first Top Ten were: 1.4mg Beach bracket, slipping by flit' Tallahassee Leon from se'roml place votes in the pre-season State; Sraithwestern Loumsmanam: Saatt'Ilmtt' Mets, 2-I. Norninni's to fifth 1ilmice Ili the Florida poll of sports writers and North Carolina State; Penn and l-'airnis took a, I-i) lead in the top Sport.s Writers Association Poll, brnadcasters. ('CIA got a total Ohio State. of (he first inning, but the Mets ('hie,ctmici,'husitc'hee 'j(mWncd of 120 points to run sway from Memphis State headed the (leil this' score' in this' filth. I )iainr I k'OII the rest of the field, Si'm'ond Ten, followed by BrigMerritt Island, as 43-41 winner .Jordan hit a one-out iismnn' run "They 've gat to be stronger horn Young; Kentucky; TenTenhi flit' se venth inning In put tin' over ( I;indmm Oak Itidge, wai than they were last jean," is the re,ssee, Flowctnn, Smith Car. Storks' t eam in Front. still the pri('('ss'tte'r mamnung big sasses_sment of Louisville (c,ach htma; K..nsais State; Oral RobMultoberts 'l'ires was schools while llollywoxI hills Denny Crum, who was an erts; Michigan and two tied for knocked out sal thuc tournament mii'mved UJ) title notch to No. 2 in by a 6.5 score' in the next gatimit'. (tie smumoll college poll ('hmmplej got all eight first Mcl(oberls over c-sante ma threerun deficit to tie the game at 5-5, plain' vote's Irma Writers repre. but Unto Rooter capitalized on a scntmng the state's districts. pair of hilts to score the winning tievv .se •r fanS rii n IF lo-la % , ',-.)l runt in the lop of the seventh AAAA AAA I M,ff't St'*"d 9 5 lIt inning. '.(,%j t4(O 5 A*O it,'i II, A seven-run first inning ) w, i am' 9 mrs sailtusucil Hcmtu hooter to glide by ¶S (r,l' t.n , -' '.s' an,, c,,a, is ii I:': the Mets in the next gaimiie, sinai Oruir G146" C en tral 9 5. 04 cc dli the' cciii, (hue' I )cI.and team , ,,,, si as — earned .1 shot at the' undefeated IC '" C 'v 0' CPo<tahaa to m - -' Wu'4rn icn'I espec ially s.ç 'asr ra k and .hss.' ti';ImsI .0 lirisista', finished in a tie for 20th in the ('CIA 0150 finished lint Ac has been his customary, polls last year's pr.-season poll inst risodest posture through the Florida State, which Inst to held that position from hegin. "sirs, Wooden is making no UCLA in last year's NCAA (I- ning to end. prs'uhis"ttr,ns for the 1972-73 sea- nails, was picked .,s the No. 2 Others receiving votes, listed .1),n leant with 52(1 pnunt,s Maryland, alphabetically I never start thinking and I winner of last seasoirs NIT, Alabama, Cincinnati, Dim. wr.ri't be quoted ahout the nu- was picked by the voters msi the quesne, Furman, ('.e'or'ji;,, I is.n;sl scene,'' said Wooden third best team in America with Flaw;iui, Illinois State, Indiana, slier learning of the poll results sv points. .i;trkimnvtI1e. Manhattan, Mar. Sunday Both Florida State and Mary- thai II, \tuscsi,mni, Mnre'hp;i.t lie will, however, confess that hind received 13 second-place Miirr:iy State, New Mexico its.' Ifruints are not ma bad team. votes and "ight thirds Rid State, onth (',irnllnas, Northern Ye's, I think we will be re- Florida State was given seven Illinois, (Thin Univi'rii(y, Orespect4IbIe," says Wooden, fourths to only three (or Mary- gon State, Providence, St. W4en has thus underplayed land John's, N.Y St. Ins ph's, Pa., the sta rt of several previous Minnesota, defending cLaim. S,an Fr;inrisi'mi, Sinithern Mciiiscawnts at ('('l.A but most of pions of the Rig Ten, was mmmi- •.iImst. r"mpis,. r."cas.EI P:eso them have been excellent-in- noted No.4 with 149 points whale iilnse:.i, -Ind V:r.inura eluding the last six when the Marquette's midwestern anile- I_______________________________________ %% hatclive came Ili) with the tlr,- Norman's Farms pulled tiff set of the week in the stat"' ins Rated The B -, CAR SERVIC GAS UP - t AARON'S AMOCO 'a' ' - . I'' r"ncfl , i, , .' 'T3,imflurtl Ph, 322-9621 The 1973 Volkswagen is shll 1999. to I Norman's Eanmi is temiimi, t'antm,ors ii it ' N Norman's Farms went ahead ,1 rc.sm.u.os sos SS (7111 ¶1 3-f) iii (hue top of (tie first inning, '' It rOfta5POflb..(hfSi) It but Unto Itsnmtt'r conic' back to t. ii a ii II 11 score' four runs in the botinium of U (t'aiGauu,iu$ Ccoa Tale IS ii Palm 5.aa 9sr.man I?' I (tie saaniit' Irmimiut'. Norman's S.* Sm,,r..a 5.ac to 01 IC SI Fairimis to,smk a 9 least with (our O'e,% recv,s votes flvid.n S's' runs in the second samuel hum in alt. Tampa ks Tjrpo Sp'-rs h '" %t,rvt. io' 1a0aIe No.f. liii' thmmnsi Anj'. ''''''s' iacS,,IP• PSV,q. Norman 's l"ariuus added 5 ltt(bq Tampa RQbn PC,"1 ,,, single' rum mu (hue' sixth an ;1- 4 , Palm fleacM &art v.ro Sti-'.'n Cnt, Las. Wo,m L,'J seventh Innings. and appeared , AA A oi (it hii'c thit' gri tate' tinder control Cs' pte 100' 5 t mis (tie' b)s' I uris1 tt'auiii cOmmit' to aa a Drwta S I 11 I Sarasota Moo.., 51 0' brat in the' last regulation in ning I Ynicviu SO' W-idi C O 0 451 p)' S Iktl.% 9 II Hut sifter (lie first battler 9 auitfdalq P.ns' ('tit SOi lwsp1'el tail, Unto I(ucmtt,'r went •C IOFIL LaS, 't II is mri (us send 12 batters to (lie' plate C •SFI&nd Santa r 9 i I I) rn5q5j SOIl and score seveii ruins Ism knot the Orlando Vs na IS it ''"'' ' ' -- 'I '- ' /'I' ~_ .-- - I - Late C!1 , ". JEss " ''" d scol -' - 5 Ii,', ' '°" sm-tire' sit 11l1. 'the first three' 4tI'nat,ima Is II baittt'r,s fair Norma n's h".srnis ti untp, lathri S is smngls'et in that' tot) of the eighth,, . intl they scored lien runs. fl.utsm 'I IninI 5 I' -, ... Ii Cent,,.5 'Si ' A koir ,i,i,'iu u; - I (smsi(s'r (hirt'mitt'ns's I, hut 'uuidui't C Oths r,(vv,n,j .oiei A,'n Pa'. score in the bsmtts,iii cit thie .1aj. 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S iaorrz I Atjusi'n, I Garda, S Arra, 6 Manoio. 7 Juan $ GaOl ELF:v1NTII GAME Doubles Se v en Ponts I Rene Lou, 7 Manor Oost,da, 3 Ha'o Maiiorrti, Chutho Lu'S, S ASca Cibaiis'ro. Egu'a Laca. 7 Aitissa Pedro. I JuliO, Mentha Dotibiti T 'A( em its GAME Seven t'osil% I Jsii.tO AUUSIIn, 1 Altuni Losa. 3 EuIi Lvii, I GasSu Caballero, S Qtjnulsj Etorru a Manoiu Muguvro. ? Arra Garitit, I Chucho Juan ' i J (Ju'nIo (,.,s, 5,, Joan. S Minolo Eiorri. 6 t.st,s,, /'mjustn I HESTER GRAHAM SCOTCH Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Steelt'rs rallied to win it after West. The Chiefs were beaten blowing a 17-point lesiti. 27-17 by the San Diego ('hasrg''l'la'j refused to settle for ers. anything but a victory," asahi In the National Football (*oil- ('l&'vcland ('naich Nick Skorich, funt'nre, the Dallas ('emil lsmv Oakland 's ('tiarlie Simiiflu amni smashed the I'limlaalt'lpti iai Mary Hubbard combined for Eagles 28-7 and moved within 85 1 varils rushing and scored as iirsIl-gainmie of front-running tsitj(:hi(I()%%ii aipis'c'c tim leach Oak\asiiington Ili the' East lime land acer Denver. George Ut'dskmns play a gaimne tonight Ihhmindsi kicked three field goals .agasins the Atlanta Falcons, 'stiil also kicked four extra who are tied for first in the points for O;uklmin(l to becormue t'st, the Nil .'s nll'tltime leader In cat14)5 Angeles fell into it tie with reer conversions with 812. Atlanta after dropping Si 45-41 decision to the Minnesota Quarterback John liadl arid Vikings. Green Bay, held onto running stair ('Id Edwards first in (tue ('enitral by curie game t'lit'kt'd cm several key pass sifter heating (lie' I Iuustcin Oilers plays (limit gate Saint l)mt'go a _f.i-l0. tmmiiils,rtabls' 24-7 advantage In the other gaimues Sunday, it miller two quarters strict Kansas cc as: Baltimore 20, Cincinnati Cii)' never t'oiihl recover. 19; Buffalo 27, New England 24; Dallas* fanmed I )oomnsday Dclh'trmmmt 27, New Orleans 14; ft''ise' frustrated I'huilmsdelphia's Necc York 13, St.lAauis 7 and San r'rimuntl and attack in I-'rmane'isco 34, Chicago 21. semnolly beating the Eagles SatIety I)it'k Anderson set UJ) Sunday. hue' rugged Cowboys (cuss 'sIiaamni touchdowns with, a held (lit' Eagles to 120 yards is Interception and ltiiiiiilt' rushing and 85 passing, recovery as the t)II)b1ins beast 1010GM T 'SE NT ku. S WEBSTER REDBEARD $529 taking off into the Notional all League's wild, blue Football yonder. It's Super Bowl or bust, sass Coach LAin Staula. ''Vmt''ve gut to get this Football t t'aIiii reads t o start the playoffs," said Stiulma after bus tough gu s anu the American Football (.'ssnifere'n&'t''s Eastern Division title' with as 28-24 dccision over (tie' New York .Jets -- COLT Vil MALENKO 89 moved P.- games up on the Cleveland over Pittsburgh, 17he Browns 'I'Iut' Cleveland bounced (lii' 1',! tsburghi St &'sdc'ts SOUTHERN TITLE MATCH WIDMER WINES Jet.s. tile Miami IX)lphins -ire In winning the division title over their closest pursuers, th e TONIGHT DISCOUNT PRICES crushed Denver :17-20 and omuLs left in the game 10 lift about.'' - (REX LIQUOR) SHOP OUR EVERYDAY Don('sm'kroll kicked a, 211- yard field g"-"I will'eight %ec- After inter('epting a swarm of championship is iniportasnt,'' Li . Remain On Top 21'-24 and threw their AFC ('(-it- . . - IVhI ustangs tral race Into it tiv; Oakland -- - ,% - Nttruitmin's i-'isriums mlvam's',I it, 0 w Ii nails lit iii.' ce- inner' s bracket %% lilt at 2-I will 'mist Itt'' I hut' ,migs'Is N'mrmnain's Faint is trslh'mi 1.11 it''irut intea the litial contestants. I )uris Wilson rind Filessnor Fair, both of Unto Hooter, 111(1 for the Ibomime Hun Trophy with tie-it circuit t'lttiits each. l':Ileanur Earl icon (hit' hatting average award with as laintastn' .571 average during the' six gmi,ties slit' pla)edl . said Shula, ''But now we've' got the second season to think W MONDAY - l"nnr pl;i i'm's ces'rr hon.mr,'si for their individual efforts iii tttm' 14-I".11114, tOhii'tiiaiitt'nI, Winnie I )oslglun of Mt - Iloia'rts Tire's teais picked s (hi' Most Vhaiahls' Plover t)%' 0 c'smte' of the tither The Dolphins teen-c humiliated in the Big One last year hi' the Dallas ('nil him) s. ''Sure, cc Inruini', as clii isnm - ]Liz3L .. li'iii'ti;ii flint Sunday. Shula made it plain that he cc Quldn't take anything less than a return-trip ticket to the .'s championship ganie, NFL's - "•' - - - 11% KEN HM'l'UPORT Wrestling Club ,Iae'kii' I 'apart and Uec'erlv ihmyett tit flit' lilac Angels ces'ri' selected as catcher and left Ilt'luh.'r, rs'SJH's'tic-u'ls- Ticm Mets ce-s're ailso s'Iiocetu, ce'ith I h'lmlmie Hilhing(iimi naiia'mI a'; ttursi haseiiimiii aimimi Sliaunsi Krims',m as r,ivimig fme'hmht'r. (;m,tl ('srnrad rounded out the learn as flue' right flilsi selection She l)la)'t'el for ces'smn,l 'pInes' Ithto lhcmtrr The all, stars cci's's' seireted liv the tsieirn;ini,'nt u)flrtirIP;sflts Mr. and Mrs. (1t'ri hlsmrtsimi Sr. ciere sin hand to imimiki' tIum' trophy I)[.(,s4,iitllti(lils,'I't-;iiii trophies we're given to Norman's I" smrimis for first place, Unto Hooter for second plae and flit' mte'lIite Mets ((or third jilaire, McRoberts Tires was :Ice'nr'ireI (ha' Spssi'tinanstup Trophy, also picked by the teasmns In (lie' Associated 11'rms Slx)rts Writer - -, 's%rvkrnd Sports In Brief JR The Associated J'reis Tennis lfl\DON - Margaret Court mif Australia defeated Brita in's Thtrgatrei Wade 6.-I, F.-) to will a m'' round-robin t(Pufleonnt'm'tecj with the Dewar ('m.p series doll Shula' s Crew Flor a ,. , Mercury Thinking Super Bowl it crc 'Wild fillue Yonder' Avi iit s Club urded Orlando R ,. . - , . , - R (;E4)RGF 'ROSl.EV - - 'slt'llnhs'tIs l'tres, linmit lenin for Ibis' three shiv t'Igiit .tm'usi,i tournain,'nI phwed two pla)'r'ts 'mu time all st air sqammimi WI tin I,' %% ,I-. picked its first I,ass'iiiaai stitch I,imulo ,Iishtisiu,i '.im'lee'fs',I as s't'n(s'r Ius'imls'r \'i isisii' I'iiitu.. tibiae of the t'usirm' , g'l,- s'sl II,, " s on thi( Is'asami. i'lis'v tiers' pitcher .hid) lit cem-itnil baseman Sandra, Norman anti shortstop I )imi,' .10r- Ir "' . , - heist throughout the tourno,iieu( for I urk. s shsinale'(f In area ii ert'Iyi ats litres' of this' I ir i 's sri,' uns -laminest. The Instit'iahmi,ils butting admission tickets 217 s nil 1417 and regular I icket stub R2tU may ('latin their prties h) saIling 32.l-1891 Areorshing to ts'iirnamne:it uhairiii,smj ( Flanders, if the turkeys aren't 'l:tlnis',I in- Tuesday ncght, theiiill be tlemn;s(e'et to the Methioshts( Children's Home in Knterprise for 'Th:snksgiving The to a r n sine n t ope ned Friday night %% lilt ('miIai Ibniin's defeatin!, 1 llimtsm Hostler 11-5. Both leams are froni Del ,and, So turdam morning's first game was a thriller, going 11 innings he lure S ormnsan's (Mil'Arnis edged Mi'htuhi'rts Tires, 2-I Mrilimhe'nts Tires was M a k e s Felton Winner ' idols' when sits' fried I:, shim' ( lu' park list 'len lilas CI'S se's'r,' sehe'ts'tI to il tmuirnomiu'nt jill-stair Is'aiii al Iii,' runs'hiiston of time ;lenn I button it' lh'nm'fIt Invitational Vm',iii'n 's Sluec' -I 1ite'h Softball 'l'imii:'na nis'n t i'ii!tlfli Presidential Recheck and went in for it layup. •1*_ Th re e All-S tars He WOS pnral7esl ir1a tlis' neck mhott':i thiriig at ,A%111111111111 receiving traditional kisses in victor' lane. It took some doing for Felton to make it to victory lane what with a protest and recheck made after the race had been completed . it';,u I hospital in Orlando sin'.-e Jails. I ):'aiei ing s * '*. I.t fill tIfl. i1110111, mod I irm'Ii' I'I;m,,,l,'i c 1111d I vito Kvc'r slm,i,,,,ss'mI im,ms',nit sln,',Ic'c. H111111 ,fimtrietit It'd off Iii:' Ism , ,if the I hilt with a Iriplu' for itsmts'i (q, lit wac cut slmmwii at Champions 1-lave confined to beth in Mrt'm' as G ene Fell on, nhowi hci't' lrosident ial 2 :u I Norman's F'nrmns of Starke slIr i'csl extra-inning games In their first nail last g;mms's of the Glen n Horton Jr. Benefit Is lilt, tsttniii of tilt- 144,4 mill tossitsit 'sit ltulu'rts html It up at 1-1 lii lilt- lisp iii (Ii,' third cttss'n Guilt' limes', t,'ais html sin oat i'm Fist I.' ssii'.ii of tIm' iiatii'nt and that,' traiti teats (lie' host (e'a,ii \urman's Vnrmc iapltullss'sl 1111 I\% It I'il'm%l s tit alu"atl Ill In (mis,, lierahi sluilh I'elltoiI With 2:55 left in the game. and leading 8F,.&t, the Raiders went Into a stall. The ran over minute off the clock befite (')wrns found an opportunit' JR J()iI\ IL. Sh1NLIt mn'iu1.'d Prrsm Sporti Writer \1t'ri'ur Ml .M1 A!' Morris aided insulted af ter 1.114' !.1 ianii Dolphins drleastt'd the 70, 1917--lA Nov. Won By Norman ' s Farms 6 In ii year that the free throw tus been partially eliminated b new rules, It certiiinh played a key role in the Serninok Junior College Ruder' victory Saturday night. The Raiders opened the home season with it 1.441-8 win over the Nirth Florida Junior College Svntirwls of Madison. The win rw,hedthe Raiders to 24) on the seism, while the Sentinels stand 24, re ot iwrk'd !rz, thro 'fl fouls 1 except shHtini fnul Monda y, - Horton Benefit Tourney Retain Home Streak BS (.AIPiT'iA)R IIer&d Sports F4Iinr - - �__________________ Sanford ALLEY Puzsl, • P,e*.ui ___________ Ana.i ______________________________________________________ Mondays Nov. 20, 1972 8A—The Spain iSpnIshchlf ____________________ TI.LIUJ u 40 ) _______________________ ___________________ __________ 49Sp*tit) r*ptal i&ic Q _______ uOfl a time, when the conversntlons turned to dieting. I never had anything to 5 Y. Now I join in the conversations. Because I aft OflCC fabric Sauiau,,c)c auff 'Rib.i hank employs' Pui,ordr fleect.d !7Comctsn Th1onQuIote 4lJewLah DOWN tc*aiday de-22lndont-aiaiiof 2OFnrmrrcoina 42Curb,rritrwt flra1 Mindanso i9Mountaln - C10S. one By BET'IY CANRY _______ ______ 5Ootaiaprotit (myth) Stay Asleep ____________ ____________________ .Spsnhi}, SIt PerIod of Um again on a diet. MaInly because I got tired of having IC) choose between wearing either my po.who raincoat or my robe. M ________ _________ _________ 21 Dayiiof yore 44C,remon (archaic) 4Coiw'nhags.net 47 European 4 —&lycer)rs 22 V.'.rsl off SFarmsnimal ZIFarth (F.-) 4 ynu,v Donkey 24 Fall flower Shtntn 49Wgutcism (comb form) 50 Primate 7 Mohammedan bnghtly 51 541)1 Ram-ut mari'a rusmt Goddess of 52Wn's SPs'rtzw p.acr 27 lisnIpsi r.ecrrt 14 Frntini,is I Ops'rsius'd 1)ul ptrst iwIijt ,t. 3Uns.orted flour (Indial Shade tree 29Pcaceful prnons (colt t the baby factory llCItyinSpain :ii Turn Inside out 4Even By Abigail Van Buren N.s $.. ISc.I sca 7r...-N It 17 a iS Spanish region )Ieuv bliwi, '. I)EAII ABBY' Do you know a doctor who will perform hysterectomy on me' I live In Chicago, hut I'll go any. I — — ___ 8 I am 33 years old, married, and have three children, which hi all I want. My husband Is 44, and he doesn't Say more Birth control pills are out. They gave me all the sym- Li!) 0s Ilomemi I Anti, that reminds mr. have I ever told S'OtI about the simply fantastic gingerbread It has a creamy, warm, thick, lemon smice you dribble over it and my Aunt Elva makes? , Where was I? The best thing to do. I have discovered. is to force — — — HVI%1ANRROWN AP Newtestures Writer If well-known supper club singer Esther Tobi. who has beer. p second licutenant sn the Israeli military. becomes author of a best seller. she'll owe her succesc to Worn- jirif,rd Jov. 20, 19fl - 9A - S . __i I •:-* Monday, Hcriild c' ILL i flT 'I tJz LJMI! I(X)' tim Hamlin ii, c-:_1 J'r('ti('lf,S 'I , I Ijinv (1/7, ts — was l;I 1 ;IIfl5I,IkI' 'the Whll i tiiiqln un ntitlitw. SliirRtiIl I )lllun IUHS lain a mugs' '.'ar, 1k' fl)I)eiIr5 Oil IIi' c s'nc' Just as u-alt I'tn"n are alouit in finIsh tuft a fartuinr, Umn% (I, I)IIIYt'(I hiy Alt'S I'uli' _______ _____ Il -- - ___________ ' ______ — — inspired to write it ["!j ii- I _____ - _____________ _____ ':u:i; ________ ____ Amen can women and it is helping ii' enslave American men Anti she likes American men In doing research for her - — ______ ______ ruining the good life for --'r 1 ui'hiq sis t _______ ( ';u;u'u f';uari the l'4- a r,ibr'. a pl acIIflgtOn I •i'i'Ir ,lli;rt gtirl ctrr,Ightuun In a prfrrsifri fish that es tiIrtl ('11115. ('nrneo guest Sfr)tis lit' hide Itoh ('rane, Nanq'tt. ahr),v anti I ølla flees., The r;uc uIifrs 'fhinksglving with sç'uaul l'ilgrirns song, an(1 '. ( n. Fm:, Show A tree-lance writer sells story aPiit an Iron Curtain generai ' defectnn, ntjq k thinks irs phony and, since * * * ___ 'Y _____ I - l.4J('y ' (.flS Iler."i , _____ 1 me of the things that have 1 ' t S ID!! 'P - 1)1 All i' reaby bIg stars eventually tCi nfl t.u' :" sh Tonight irs ikunny innnd's turn Kim ;iskc Ui" lt.year-çikl singer tot ,u-i iuuittsgraph for her 13-year. , •r t'rIiy.iur,,, it secret, she invrstiga:'s behind the rurtain. There she becomes prey to 'he senerals serlirity prihir' a (') (nwefl Un 'warl G2UN,L' - Frank r;f. ('. I;'ty 1n M.redith and I handle the t'nmnmn.'fltiity. play a oupie of f'ilgrirns locked ur' ibe ti jL \ lanlittit 1I('tIIIt'(I LY ii ';r ______ tv it Rut tir, Uups'ar, & 1iirt Iii's Iuiighln' 'liters's a full stud IIasrI u _____________________ ;,c 1i,nrI 'n tI Siui chpw, pIn feitttireil part 1 )irt't' (1.8EFOE - i ____ ) ______________________________________________ - ,. _____ ___________ : _ ____________________ ___________ I rEC.tSr F WAS AAC') VUL CsE 'o ., II ____ ___________ she says, because she thinks itie liberation ms'wement may Lw food. For example, when the living room sofa suddenly — -- she is writing will not flatter • the feminists She gingersnap. 11 Ic hi 9 way my thoughts turn constantly to food. Fxeept for that. the whole thing has been a snap — __ A T. ____ ç $ J (O4' _____ V. i.r' Just ______________ lll-tatrd 7 Of Critically P4UTI4IJ WXJ 0ê1 A WiI, rn-r9r --.' . ' • '\ MI by ________________________________ 45 F$L'I Vnd ___________ Eas's1 uieting Is Marry ________________________________ Litand py tr WAIT q _____________________________ 41 Small arms rarthdgr rut SaInt ( riles _______________________ conb Iorn }u1Uight v Officer Arm OOP --____________________ J1 CANARY _____ _______________________ 14 BETTY ______________ 151 (VLmafl) ACROSS 3 No Former Herald big '°'v hill Cosby Show. Tim (onway, who want ciUter. ____ — ___ torus of pregnancy and I felt rotten all IPx' time I took - __ i7' jii - f safe I 311 Russian banquet. nnEnglisti tea, a description of a little French ssdewalh cafe, a chanter tamed an account of I - '36 a man who is I ___________ ___ _____ ______ I " I I overhearing, foul-mouthed bully who ever lived. 54 — thing. Agnes ii an put the ad for chocolate frosting on the opposite page' — — — - - -- -have t,T-— — Getting through the daytime hours isn't so difficult -- gone to bed and visions (If Denver sandwiches start — — Probably' the best thir,g to do is go to bed early. Do NOT count sheep jumping over a fence. That's what I did --they turned into legs of lamb dancing in a howl of mint I'OI4I4YS POINTERS eor(' Peeved Hea(h'r I)eign I&.'iit' (;itrineii NFmENT1AI. TO THOSE WhO KNOW WHAT TO GIVE THE CHILD WhO HAS EVERYTHING FOR ChRISTMAS: I highly recommend a subscription to the monthly magazine hIIghiJgbta Inc Children. There are teach children to thinkt All entirely wholesome. No guns or violence. Far a truly educatIonal and worthwhile gut order Highlights for Children. 2O W. 5th As,, Columbus, Ohio 4U11' AllY, BOX 11705, L A., CAUF. 05 stamped, addressed envelope. CAOI_L. wr enclose a reply, a a ' ' Polly's Problem '. - - GF"l. K Al 1 LNL)l ( 'II S I toni, aut carctully' oi ssoiild like cunL1iticufl to tic' in this' ),cuu future Alilit"ghi you an' qiiicl. action, you find theme are delays ' t'"i will pvc- you mote time ic get your affairs in 'our abiliTy ic' consitit'n problems better condition Stio carefully and avoid iippt'iining impatirnis I it) Apr I 'i Get iitIs% at thcuw litisines'.kU S (Mar iiittr1c, thitsugti you may' hase nuid stioppiflç amId (P11W) chairs, also React, a pertrct understanding sc itt, assiuciatrs \ ou can gel information or data neetled front a dow tie on neiglitwi I At'RUS i Apr () it) May- t)) ou ant aIc to get financial a1fair in fine order no, so uw your inicllrci It) tiflIc- LIf itt' the right enis en to protikms t Lsten io hat a tiiti1 expert has so suggest Sliocs mote inirrest in ciu matters face of diay's, hut shiov palie'n.t' and 1irt titicy on or tic matters thai air iniport.int, ko I hut social attain i'. liar don't spend too much money- keep within your tiuugt'i it Jul ' I 'i ou base MOON ('fill f'KL (Jutie i pentorm thai arc best dons' igtit .tcc ay , for you will ti!U ' f - ' - CASE V-S'W Ira Apple con ducts 2-hour daily radio stuns Pittsburgh a have trouble if you run off on some tangent ni oilier instead I'Iaii U' get infonmatitun you need from an expert Use tact though 11-0 eJuly- : io Aug 'I) ott air alilr now to gain sunlit deal to you. sd tW stint you won' slowly and can-tultv 'I cm is ,inii It' tie cc ithi good friends, cc hid i' fine, but don'i pmrssusr ilieni in any' cc y Shuns Utnir's) .'urlvcy, a ni' prtih. would be able to trace her an cestry to King S.lomon -ther. now an American citi;en spent two and a half 'cars 1:00 ' v c,tirr iii cc a fork, water we'll and ft't'cl with P 1 a n t f ood Cover move' the' bag cover' Lintl discover a nlant restored to g(itid tu'nsltti — NEI.I. __________ ,jfl l's' 'j5 ast't:lflr right 1 .k, t P11, AçtttA KR'S (Jan :l is" I e(' I'3) Grt into the arnuwniicnis urnies and lit ytuu t'rtten for that make you Iorrt tittt aciii ii> I csiitgiit y nu can oun out the cc runkles tonIurrocc ' in your panic'ular skills I lien you can nk lwuulccay in thin future L)ont cc onry' and increase happiness P15(1.5 (len 20 it Ma, 10) I ry- not to make rrn,ani,s at home that cc-ill cc own mallets in that mu 0114 mit tralm ot you' existence and then Iiusinei-s day is not ruined Iitiy cchatevei is needed to add to ct'riilc' Is at tuinir Pace this' cc ay tot greater harniuny II' OL'R (lilt I) IS 110K N 1 t)IM \ hr ot die ccill he ünpaucst and would want R' c't OUT 1 IflkS thiat his or lirn liking, hull tire nwceary energy' arid 1w disciphtie. so SW SLilC to irachc early tc' oniplctr tasks well I hen the patirini sct lot a sut'sstUl tile I heir us mach rr,najrnal hility here ccliich, coupled cc itti the shility to plan well and rxrute' pioperly,ean kad to a cconiderbut Life is I tour lOs' n ic'l ic; -, sut'' / ' ' _______ ___ _______ ______________ ___________ i )'iI 11,tirmaI - I '- '' () left tht, hag fur III doy s. The' bag soe'rve'd in the Mi',i"s ''Rarefrsot in the Park '' fins' I"t,nda, Itbert isfl1louo • 4 * K Q ii '7 ft - 4 Ist South 14 . • }'usz 4 , 4 a "T Li us, when Osss'ald * -' . niighity good cwitruct In the' acttiuil play' North numage'd to make 12 tricks after the deuce of spades lead a spade' return to %est's Lice mid the plas of a third spitr4.e.' by West After that start, South had time to ruff one' of dummy's clubs and event tially' discard all his three' hearts on the last t u chubs nitI (tie' 1_wrthi diUlliunid Jim ''Mum-c' insput'e'd sit'' I' , was forced ' ' to five' odd. The' tuind Is given It) shoss nut' of the' iiiuder,i Eiddiiig t'uiis e'ntiuiis North's two-diamond bid is what is krwwn as a 'reverse'.' He lrn bid a set'unsd stilt fit '.! lull! 's;icsclt' c-all E.?t''c 5) '' . - hacs. a -' .-'' - _____ F ('.'tlL"- ; W ________ ___________________________ - i, J4 _______ _________ ______ -'s. woup I H (7) Da,'s of Our t. 'i (7) _________________ _______ ________ - ______ _______ t'' HERE '1> ______ . ________________________ (1)) ' _____ _____ p164rr ARA'JCI (,,,c'-.' t,'svit'r,i,, (7) Ph,? --ENDS roMORROw30 730 920 7 ____________ 'the evenir.5' mother look the 'ughest at broads 9 its (oritiiici'sn .Il(' N"I MornLiy Night Football Tb.' - rh (9) (,enerjul I'4o'sput,al 41 i '4' - r,'t Storm '9) One life to Li-se 4 00 (7) I Dream r1 Jrannue take (6) sin Ira' I the ffl WO(J _ of IPx' NF!,'s Eastern 1)ivtion, Place _________ _____ ___ Atlanta Falcons in Robert I". Kennedy _____ Stadium rn _______ ________ ________ ________ ___________________________ ____________________________________ (6) F lntStoci.'', ______ ______ _______ _________ (9) !,r. Donahue 1 10 (9) Movies Ic Riqh? ' Dinah". Place (6) F'i'rry Mason (1) (7) t',miriu'ros,, (6) M4'rP/ G,'" 30 (7) (6) News (6) )lrq,in s Hr's _______ / _____ ______ -- DOW1STOWN SANF010 373. S1l 4 00 (6) N".'s', ______ _____ *"lI , ".*'IA'! - , ,*'P,II% '1*0' ___________________________________ _____ ___________________ _____________________ _______ I)atiori _________________ backfires and has an effect ' the S''tifl! ri;urri.i.'s' nIencJurs, (7) Sports Club 7) (6) News t9) Itoto's Itig iop Cap? Kangaroo 1 )O (6) Pr,e _______________ ___________________ Jane's or?c.qç (6) Irkie iii Piq5'' (7) irittsr'r ',5t c (6) Io-t' IS u /'in j (6) Romper Poirri '' ______ _____ Villags' Ikiyer plays a ktwk" , ru'ightior, also known , Illueheard on East 10th Street; (9) ?is'wIy,.ed Game (91 (9) Mike Douglas OLVE YP4TWER4 rRs'S%TUC •rur. S4TNEg P ________ ''a" PLILLUC' I4i'RETURpJ 1 "LU( LAUP4DROMAT b.tsindtPW Faurwa _______ __________ ____________ Located - ________________________________________ ______________________________________________ - _________ _______ '1T — 'I - exception to rule Dri,-Ia Thsntv, by Dab Thoves RUGS -- _____________ PG -- 1 hThi ___ - - I STI LL ONLY á' , ' ____________________________ / If you had asked me Four sure chance is that the result- I - ______ ______ I ______ _______ _________ \\ ' -- ,, -1 - / fashioned, goaded Into their mimicries by Micawberesque ________________________________________ __________________________________________ by Dick Covolli WINTHROP ________________________________________________ parenhi whose avarice forces __________________________________________________ ____________________________________ ______________________________________ their offspring into a milieu THAT t:'4i t'E Th rTS HlND IN Hi, THE '- S- - N'V about as natural to them as the sweat-shop,s of the Indus- 5CR C)ELI\,EPJES? 51T TRUE' fl-'AT al phenomena, artificially r,øtc \. - I gone something like this: "Kid actors' I hate 'em' First of all, they are unnatur. I - ' It' years ago what I thought about child performers, the _________________________ 1 -- 'rQJ'RE c__. ___________ ____________ 1 ___ you imagine he, and you, would cupe with a schedule around six in the morning, up to an hour's ride to the studio (for wMch you are the chauffeu,, and a 'shooting day' that consists halfdozen scenes for which he must be wordperfect ad able to repeat all of his actions identically each successive time tile' S&'Vi'k' us shot. _____ ________________________ ______________________________ __________________________ t'iLiuii1i11'11 ______________________ ___________________________ (- - BLONDIE ______ ______ _________ -. ________ I _______ ____________________________________________________ _______________________________ I i i l> Ti-uS S,-4Oss'--') Lt'1V EA'TON, M J purchase ci Liar Lus htre ','ii'rw '-m A RA5 TC9CAL DiSAS!) S SA!) ' I DoE 'i- I ' M APAI CS OT EVEP4 ".JG 1O MA. IT _____ ( S,' ' If'? COMMCnCAL') ' . -- utes. lie iiiust be able to laugh had, had they had the choice," ithiii the same scene emd ',_-1' . ,, i(' ': • -_'-' y ., I lees tire' made' "" (" - - - ' - - I) , LvE I4 _______________ __ _______________________ __ _________________ GIFT .3 £ . Vu. E -ti4EiR '! ' - ) ,, GOTOORKFOW 1 ,' TOP TAT I's'EN \ - r "( ' I . 'tOtJsE GC1T / 'j LlTEN,' T-IERE ME TN&6 AN ( TE5TERJ_;',i' cse ' , -'. -- . -. ) - . ' ' ____________________________ _________ _____________ - - ' - ' [ _______ , Royal pwtabl. typewriter, 88-character fuli keyboard - . . Includes size ' - THE 3988 iJ ,' tin-ti unip. 'ou ' " I - ' ;f.5' one "F'JtAME OF THE I-'t'l't 'ItE" is the mime- of this dc sign. for schlch Bausch & Lomb uun first prize from unniucl I)s'sir,tl A ards 1t-'tttig In \e Vu k. who4e workng f' you. OPE H MON. I P4U% S . I RI I iLS r1d SANiOR 0 PLAZA , ,t - lee Fcslk ,nd Sy Barry ' ) -- -' ___ ' 9 ,,* "ne' but.kliiig 1H'rsonsillty thisorder, or an e'rthmt terrible' that will iiuik&' you 5uit to start a W (' Fie'lets 'i1Iiit to e'xtt'riiuiiiutt' the' sjM.'c'i.'s Now, I am not stiy'uig tint the' "Brady" kids are all little faultless Fauntkruys . u.y. arc not. I repeal, they arc jiorsnail kids with largely nurstuil betuiviex', WhiII ha more tinl*obable, they are accoiiipiatiled by likable anti Intelligent ireu. It is, of ('titU'Se, a t'u. sutil rcLationstiip, but none- i's ' - _____ ____ Th. M.A. .$ S JJ Fha . Valachi Papers '41 ___________________________________________________________________________________________ " ________________________________________________________ f_5fljj L_ LI Lrt','. i ,l - 1'.IL - . --. . ____________________________________________________________________________ "'" House Of Steak "' "' '-"" 1Q91 St in 1 SPEC IA L $ 'Pc" tithiri Seconds. IIt' iEIWt nie"'t,'r be late and h* iuiust a1ssy.s be cordial to '' 'J'' '.'' the constant streani of visitorsUtastflis('kiml,snkis,UtoftJ'ie und stage 1k' itiust sign autographs lii' must go to OAcv .9C.9.. 5, is; [_ - -. - school No lulling ibout be' twt'n sct'nt's, every 11mm' tic' Puts itiore than 20 itunute's frt'ts&'tiuol-rs'niii scht'rt', like? ttiy child, he' is expet' test to has e Pfl'lIresi Pus huriic'work iod to iit'complish the eiay 's It'sAcid to this spare' (flUe' filled scitli ssareb'obe fittings, hooping sessions, publicity tours, Bahama SE A FOOD HO U SE iiiUi(' ree'eirtlinigs, nightclub ai't rt'hearsaLs, cartoon dubbeng tsieI aliiisist no tithe' to tuiicself And then' is no swiiriier vc'atton k'cause "The lirady Ucitis, Pt'' bt'gins shit U9,h tt' m' st'asi t- tix' ti1't eLi> school is recessed for the' t1iucfbjhdPutatu, Frnt.n 'e' Ii k' I,i hush oviits a"J u ' - U!LtaY H .• ' .usi iv Ui , Highball 65' Children's Dinner . - Most Cocktails 75' Michelob Beer _______ _________ swiuiit'r unless you are smicluiiuusot'tiist ic don't try it! In 2 years in the prole's. otittl theatre', I hardly ex i'ctt't1 tes titut tIlt' ric'rlu,i I child i"rfortiit'r, let alone sux ccPsI, tien subjectesi to tLwse kinds of work Iressures, Io's.sd ,jjj .' \ ii/' II 1) 1 II ur II ti , ii t ti 1I,5 Tic - It p , LI- u1 iii _________________________________________________________________________ BAHAMA JOE'S LOBSTER HOUSE Ssd S F; cut h ye Saiitor ci 22 S) iieciL - OI,DI'N WINNI SI()ON I '-".. -.' I ii I) I' - ,, - , I' ' - -- ------- AW,\KL) R for which I should snake a pilgrttn.age to the - ____________ _______ ___ ___________ V shrine of SI. Gerieaius, the 1itton sulnt of this ias'tllhar tzeed called "actors." What ui even astonishmore _ ''/10 workload they sire able to maintain nocmru*lity. 89' • theleu e-xt.rsurtli:tarily rare and a fact _______ - ,,,,j - - ' ' - - - ' 1 ,___ ZAI.ES '' ' ' (osiJu.)( nit tovt is "s I,,,, Fu dr PiRANUAP ' .- ________________ ',t2 ,_ - l ' -i--- ____ VP.',)'; • -' diamuirid stopper. 3 - _________ J r _______ • b..A"ss,.sd • Mat.,, - -----______ ' L'''') I L PHANTOM - ONLY __________________ ____________ Cust / ' ____________ kes.in (ha.ji• i"se tht'imtiiiginvttlun. Nuitsie any ul thit' shows in I billy. 'c isid ('i)tit4tit)lIi t'tiildrt'n, audI scill show you a cast with at least I m. what hiis tiappt'nt'd in so short a titus' to iiiake rue change' iiiy' mnunxi 'I'he fact of the niuttter LI I haven't changed it d all. What I hay.' to account fur is the simple' truism of the ''ext'tption to the rule," "The Dratly Ileuu-h," let rue quIte an .'xct'ptlon how, in this showbusine'ss ccorld of st'ie'wbiill we' tiianagt'el to eurth six neirituil children stir- AWE N'T '' 'ti'C''iOU , the publicity (I('pltrtlileflt say. ing, "Children are 'natural' actors. llaloniey' Even if that we're true, children are not naturally good actors or naturally professional ones, LUld therein lit's the dutfererx'e of whlt'ti child psychiatrLst.s' ;' _________ ______ _________ -- chunuondc Mon Walker _________________________ 'I South I upitizig. You eli-ct it' b5d heart, riot our dutnwnd Yu'ir _________________________________ LC I-) Q ECKERD DRUGS ( A MAN ' I ' -- ": .90* ____________________________ ____________________ _____________ -.' ____________ r of up to a lives for their progeny that "Now hold on" I can hear ii,., - —- - __________ ,- oàcrà'i-c I __________ ___________ __ ______ u_i - - - -- _'; L -- And The UqIy" ___ _________ '--p. ' ALSO AT t 25— "The Good Itse Bad _____ ______ lion ________ ______ ____ perversely presuming you want hun to become an actor in a television series, how do trial Revolution. And the relie must be able to enter at suit Is a little' lump of affectathe right time and hit unper. that has been pushed, ca. ceptible fool.marks the camjoled and threatened into era crew have given him mannered behavior by merwithout looking down lie iliWit be.' able to grasp and mecenary Monunas, or worse — 4ç2 ______ _ _____ CLINT M~1CD __________ ______ STUDENT'S - i7")2 _____ 1 gETIR ' N a az ___ FRANK AND ERNEST LUSTRE E are kk..s ____________________________ 'ITH B LU 7.3OMATINEE OAILY75C _________________ —_ ____________________ CIFAII Brady _______ - ______________ 30 ________ _____ Marpt-t on Hwy 17 92 at 37th St. Open at, am DAILY Con'IFromt .I ______ I. -- Aii-cc-, isii,,irri.%' - ___ ________ this play __ ___________________ ,,. '%.. , SR P.'-s. si! __-- two __ ______ CJIME! -'' - EAY't o I Pt I,) ______ ________ TOh)AY'!4 Qt'LSTK)N Cost p a s r' t' c's i- i ml,, club patio cr bids _____ _______ - "r (0 MORNING way - ' . A-thu thu ORAIsJiZEP ________________________ Yoti, South, hold K * • , ,'i, _ 'EAL. WAJN BEHN __________________________________________ ______________________________ Tict' IIIddIrW 24 Lets Mik TUESDAY 2 (1) Wish) __ AS A _______ :ii P055 34 Puss / ___ ________ - East 1• 2 - ____ ________________ ________ ________________________________ North II 45 (9) News I? IS (9) Mo.,It, ________ ZALES ROYAL _________ tc hid, North had a clear -' :i' l%Cut ? __________________ s t4ur in abri' Ikiartiway newlyweds setting u .0 'florid (9) - "for rt'bid. Not that South wamitt'cI to lIe had it s'erv minimum rs's;ionst'. Then. as nient '' ,-J ________________ one' round North bid two diamonds he wasn't sc orrit'd about tiis partner dropping the bidding there' South P' Ii' 15'! itT'S ii t:i as REAL HEAP 7 GT1LL -4A\N'r (t fl-4E 'r' the (6) Coby Ii 00 (7) (6) News 1130 (7) Tonight Show 'f ___________ .,,, Bid treated lot-ce.'' 4 . :: L,: Wo, vulsieralik " ThE CAPTAIN EASY _________________ by Crooks & I MUT A". - "It'4V1TIW, 1.* TO IPJ5ER acj; \ Ritr ON1.,.1NAr 7 &t.ar THt4 W A I I H j FijR W Ct'Lr-M-ETn iT,,,ur Ewoyi I'M ue REAT IPEA C" ________________________________________ CiFEREi,.ICrA tI'4• __________________________ TtI,i M, LET E...WH4T 0UT 140W EL ruAs.Oi.,o wi Ap40 t CASJ ,,, (9) All P.Sj ('harlrc'n (7) Drh V,' )yke ________ ____ For Winter! '" W,ithlruqton 9 30 (6) Doris Day "'' ding has gone one' step fur(her Any re'verse' is now Q'7 -, 'flEy _________ Let Us Ready Your Clothes , tn Iilslrr-d 's.utwitk discuss in my.- a one-round force', a reverse by upt'nt'r' was a s'ery strung invitation to partner to bid again. it. 43 ( ----------_______ p) , ______________________________________________________________________________________________ VK •t : 1.. HIM U _______________________ , • . ionnQ' s"c's'f.ss. ahO Wr'ir do -'s ,, ,,, r' - r-. ii- 'st Second (p Sorev.rsei tiwr F r',r 'i i (9, Lu,y concerns skI Rookies (6) t4i'ro ." l k ,_ '- ___ " -' t. _, ________________ - "Why jo sonic' newspapers worked as a secretary' in a cc' brain It was dull' ment factory' after she gradu _____________ Ira Apple's vast radio audience gomit your column when you try' to __________________________________ WIN AT BRIDGE ated from the university' his thus shows what e'ven niarried Insert divorce s'ia your 'boudoir mature oldsters cheesecake' advice', vet those covered hy an American talent adults and other prefer Note these' typical queriespmipers meanwhile carry lurid scout, she' has been on the re'Force fsexual assault cases on Page sail hotel and supper club cirto me'' cuit far four years and has '' ''Is imniusexuality due' to one's ( SUit ha' must go ti the' ttiree made a number of television MIRTh il)i 20 grow old iple do "Why rdity or to the gent's le'vel en-I .1 4 _________________________________________________ _____________________________________ the Sn Juan Hotel where he . .. "lIocc ('an) I deftly inform an Ai.i wtliI 55 0' Cr.o. . 1935 I first wrote' about rc • A .4 was billed with Miss Universe' i.oi s'."e not his i""' •aci.s.os a s'erse' bids arid said that adopted child that I am 4 A F: i nv.I. aI 2% c,ntt I. t•* n4 Sr niottie'r"'' suicti bids slwuld be strung, flt'sh and-blood *'wr y, •nC p'.rt,nS t'vp'os %%tS'l I:A1 .s b..SiIt I A reverse by' responder was &-yeuruld ltttle grand''Mv , :t 1he One-Round . "'I • E daily.' affairs its desirable' therapy for even some young men arc Li"' that I as a little gre't'iitiuiisi'. There' sc .'ru' ht'iidi. of moisture' in coming impotent. she say's neUrOtic cesluitin ' side' the' b&i arid u's c'ii sc utter statitliiig in (tie' pot's suut'c'r increase a contraceptives ''1)0 Instead in (tinner years. that ss lit- n a thriving plutit, full of new shunts, wine ru'nieusi'd, Esther began her singing c'a first m'oursu' inic-ohve'd nie'morizing v,oman's likelihood of cancer of 'l'tiuiiks - n -iot.i reer in Israel at night, as hs -______________________________________________________________________________________ the' neuralugicul ternis for the' Ithe womb"'' .srIti feature of the show is Foster Rrook.s foresaking his usual ..any.network-executive role to ____ KI 6:00 to piP/Is tO U) ti"n '1 00 (7) Movie _______ I tt4 , ,),t (9) Geograptuics $ THE BADGE GUYS CANNON the TV " and just thross It nut, itieklls It was re'seue'd in the' nk'k itS 1,rtdil't'tr, is how to let the 'k;wn easily, jeoparri, Atlanta vs '" 1)LAR GIRLS—This is (tic' greatest. Thu das I read ant ' _______ ______________________________________________ " Nell's letter I tiiad derith'd to gist' up on a grape' 'is's Plant i'°1iit' \ 1 1 ________________________________________________ - ' ______ ________ the- etici of two wu'el;s re- )'. (7) charity at a ______ Phone 644 7600 -' ______________ plants, jicit arid all with a plastic hag mmcl tie' bag Lit the' hotttnii with a string It make' It airtight PlaN' this in an airs place' with light but riot direct sunlight Al Wrt What's My Line? - (ji',jtr hi't) appear Ifs f 1601 Hwy. 17-92 "Why does the' Food and Drug stint-test route' to security ss'in pt'nplt'. friends and ' Administration still opiwise' Dr marriage' and children sweetlis'&irts - carrs- on easy blood hormone Ivy's use of horse conversation, CU Helped b dishwashers, But the first course- they would ifl treating cancer" that "For the' Fi')A admits washing machines. hot water. meet (Introductory Pscholog was so far removed from what treatment does no harm and packaged foods and "nice husthey., had expected, that thes' were thousands still dic every week band-s who do not even criticize' from cancer despite our best television dinners.' - most often sadls disappointed ''I)r ('ranie,'' hundreds of hospltiiltrt'iitnit'nt by surgery, X- American housewives are free' to spend a great part of the eager high school seniors still ray and cobalt 'What moreinform me. "I have read your "lIo can a shy girl attract a doing as they. li do they. want" 'Worry Clinic' ever since I was a boy friend without submitting to freshman illicit sexual affairs" BUt flOW they mas' be in dan I am going to major in "Are' the' main advocates of sexually ger of losing their happs home's psychology at the wllversity. Lub Wonie'n's as American men have depended such Thai pleases me', of course, but dissatisfie'd women, the on love and security.' as rewards who just envy 'have-nots' mildly.' warn them working their hearts out' "Don't ext too muds from 'haves"' "I)o sonic psychiatrists ac- but scientists find that more of your first snester, for it may _______ ________ - ho y 1 / MAITLAND STORE a l)EAIt J'OLLV—I"or ailing tiousc plants such as is's- on ptulodetidron, trim oft any (leUd leases, gently' loosen the' soil around the' plants with rliaiiflCl. 100 (6) - ________________________________________ - i ________ F' . _____ psythology' departments have s anipt'de- and become' drug need motivation from cuutiir)t' heavy addicts or cigarette sniokers"'' sources I am in favor of equal by been flooded "Why are there so many' dif- pay for equal jobs hut most enrollments • ''' _____ militar that will cover- the' width (if the blanket Such a plec-e' could he even wider than 12 inches if tint' desired I haste this over the binding on any' nt's quilt or blanket Whir'ni it gets soiled. the' biind is re'nios't'd, washed and stitched the rims of m'. glasses These art' very expensive frame st I nted help on removing the color from the fraiiws and advice on how to manage' future coloring jobs -ANNE a SAGI1 1 A KItS Nov ,'.' in lk 'II Make suite you knocc cc hat it is that partners cc ant ot you, and dc not hack out 0t ally' Iurt)iiiir5 )'OU lease ritaur thent cit csiiic'ru Situp pscking on that hone of contention, oi it could tsrconir a serious pnot'Irnt 1.-rep Icady' ('A,I'I( l('OKN ( f)rc 21 to Jun O) 011 iieed to gt't nail! cit all thoi' taskS ahrd of you and least !tst'tii sistas,'trily' out I WE FIMALL'Y CAUGHT P4E DEAR I'OLLV-1 am answering Helen who is upset US'S!? the' hindilig on tier blankets splitting misc before the' blankets stiow wear. For years I have been thIing a piece' niy glasses. therefore I tuive to wear not see Itiem while using the color. I tint my hair and also us (6) 19) offer _____ to without oiic,,orntious in gmn1' ahu'aci cc srt t'riain ts'sku. hrt cute you, o: you can tilt d ttihu'i'up badly Small favors ton thsr 01W y'ot love mean inucti niocc Sto; acting in sacli supetcilitin' ' ii) ___________ spinach gers and other dirty jobs men you join us for an hour via long daughter '.:ass glued Why start out worrying do most of the time distance telephone hookup" abnormally cxabout the top jobs in the country a few preliminary 'And seems "Aftt'r remarks then you would receive 'ited whenever she sees ad"Using femininity- as an cxtelephone questions from the vertisemt'nts for a woman's bra cuse for not achieving greatnhtcrvN lovers kiss'" listeners wide variety "Nude women art' to appear on ness isa copout" in her opinion. "They 'II cover a late- TV show here in PiUs- "There are many good women of 'Iuman Interest' topics" lawyers. ooctnrs, politicians lhurgh ''Is that pandering to pot- and scientists, and the' made it lIt'Mfr INTEREST nographic lust or is it true art"" because they had drive, slam- • 5 ________ CANNON MUSIC CO _____________________________ operation of a carrel ot cici nature ihiat cc ill iitiprovr S'ois iruagr cons&dcrahly A n- oft icial an t'e' ciettiariding and niaktOLS 111051 unconilontatik, lull Use taci and till iS limit I IBRA (Sept ? to Oct ',') Gri thur data you need ut this titliC it ) ou rrul( ccani it' e?niri sonic necc outlet that can lining you added income A nt'cc ally give's sonic that us not appilcatlir ( ontt'i unset sourcr i,itt'r in tile dcu' ') r I ' ' '' ' • •'' ' — ______________________________________ do ant even walk past the ktich en where it takes half an hour to Lima or Santiago." she ad vises 'American housewives have the best life in the world in her opinion. ''but they art' being told to brood about such things as their chances of running for the vice-presidency or presidency Wh doesn ' t the Women's Lib crowd tell them hoss to become garbage c'ollec- tsnhtslullin,'iss '-' rEAr POLLY-1 ('(dot my t'wri hair and riiy. plant '- truth or .ariety s's. is Rill' i tonight. lie and R;1I team tip n a sketch ahout firemen trying to rescue a would-be suicide Thu. K ih .uuuL, the siin4,(l4rs (ou herself If" develops a crush on KIt. and r"nduly acrepts her i (,,irnt,st (9) i'ac;,,rir'$ ii) (7) i'rotpclnrs ( "In America men help With are jealous They can't bear to children, housework. kitchen women happy with men Or -- tram tt. Carroll Ritar Instiluts W:T-1 - '.l-lC')IJLI) Pt rrtnioc ' '61 Conseinences (9) YOU Ash i'd for it ActA i I IS so ' to p.srhnIngs - 'up In the ('loUd" 'fliis '% nrr ('linis''' tirings It t1tiii ii' earth. In helli snu asusid - RIOHTER'B ) both their wives and their mis- serlations on x, heauts- eontresses American men are far lests. hnusewife dilemmas and more sineere on, I can only conclude they tutid time of it they should visit a Libutz in Israel or take a trip ' designers -MRS S T dru", big-intuit' ' "''( asked the vers sumr qiwstInsm about prat'tscnl psrh,uIogs us, do nt'sfuaf)I'r rrader%. 'et yn mans - oflrgs- tru(- hers keep skirt gtirmt'nts h - stories lot adults to read to youngsters not yet able to read. as well as articles for children from 6 to 12 years old. Problems? Trust Fsbby, Far a personal of (LIAIAsJ WiON(, scholaNhips for thi'ir edua lion says - why nut have them all around This also holds true with design and pattern and I venturt' to as much ladies' clothing is observed going us coming This is true of the )ne'xpPflsR't' as well as the t'tcpensivt' front DONI' European rni'r their hand kiss' ing and flatters, hut it is usually CLINIC I)EAli PuLI.V—My' Pet Peeve is with pirment mantifiicturers who ;)ersist in designing ready-to-wear with only front interest Instead of having pleats In just the to him. she ran exPect more of the same. by Al Vermear _____ better knownfor their courtesy, ammunition for her book good manne. beautiful hehav- cause Women's Lib is against sot. but the' are seldom given beauty contes" even though '' I realize It hurts you to see your ibed around and treated like a servant, It'i her problem, nut yours. And ontil she makes a fw demands and stands - r (7) in It'll thu' Truth (6) sersice _______________________________________ At the end she "was happ Is' Put' She thinks the a girl again By militars' stint gives her the Gror't' Crane, Pt) 0., M.D right to'arguc"theLsbbit. she VVORRY around. adult, and If she allows herself to mothers compulsor Icontend that as her father, I have the right to demard that be treat her with the respect she deserves. I would like your optnl. SON IN LAW PROBLEMS DEAR PROftLEMI - — — — — — , end this bum is either pthylng goU er at some nd of iorta event. Agnes is a gentk' person who never stands up for heradll. She just lets him push her - — — — — — her Job and her home she has her hands full. 11cr husband has never lifted a hand to help her at home. Every week- J'tit down the book. Read a magazine, The one with the aric'le on self•control Just what you need Now, why 7' 1 52 - around like she was his servant. Agnes huts woriu,d to help _._i PRISCILLA'S POP l'.1 IlL.R Tt)ltI ____________________ 49 10 51 the most a recipe for lasagne that my son's mothcr-in.law wrote n for me? 5 143 4 ' __________________________________ to ii-: IVFNING -- -- __________________________________________ _________ ______________________________________ -i- - ________ I some articles of advice on sc written by the feminists may have on vsung girls — and their ) I peraUosu which changes a working model 1n11 a sports ideI. years Ptrsonally, I like escaping into hnok. Strange that 32 i bashand agree that your family' is complete. why- dtw-snt he consider a vasectomy? Its a relatively simple. Inexpensive 14 for a walk in the woods. See? The leaves are clanging color, Aren't these fall colors luscious? Toasts' - I MOfl: Sn - , hut I don't know n doctor who will remove beisIth orgasm. Since both you and your for house. 27 name of a married the Th — — — - leave think we should go back inside, flAft No been tst' ';id, — — only way I know of closing down the baby factory is to have a hysterectomy and get It over with. doctor I can go to and say, Rush the NO MORE BABIES "Abt' sent mc" Thank you. me — — — — 16 1 lb Au CINJISAL I LONi()A'S t)LDII AND FiNf,5' TLAk Si iivit4f'. COMI'Li IL IcINNL PC UP ii i ia ' .''II.OI MINP,I5 r I NU.si fl_y ,,, iii. i AMI'I itt' 'Ills COUNt, it 'eOsS ,,a,.i $ i 4 1S5 I LliNsrsca iii its',,I'* �1OA-The Sanford Herald Legal Notice ' _______________________ Legal Notice _______________________ ______________________ : ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. flitS? IN re The Marra,e if E L. E A NO R S T E VP N s . PFTITIONEP, __ j WILLIAM STEVENS. RESPON )ENT. NOTICE OF PROCEEDING 'THE STATE OF WILLIAM FLORIDA STEVENS. TO WHOSE AND MAILING RESIDENCE ADDRESS IS cc MRS. JEROME VANECHEK, 1110 MIAMI DRIVE. PASADENA. TEXAS 7fi01 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Pttitsonfor Disolutionci Mirriaq;t been f.cd regarding your marriage to ELEANOR STEVENS in thO Circuit Court in and '0, Seminole County. FIø,id. and a prayer contained within 'he D,,jt*on reQuests the Court tO award that cer'tan property Owned by you arid your eifl. ELEANOR STEVENS. as tenants by the entrifiet, located 751 Baywood Circle. Sanford. Florida, and more particularly deSCribed at Lot 102. SUNLAPID ESTATES. FIRST ADDITION. accordeg to the Blat thereof as recorded in Plat 5001, *7. Pages 47 and 9$. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida tO your wife, ELEANOR STEVENS. as a lump sum as alimony, and you C reQi,irld to serve a copy of your *er or PIC*dirig to the PetitiOn 'e Peftoner I atto'r I r' Cf 'i' p,P ) , ul Oe eIarid. Mi:e I herr,. P0 Lirawer 7. Sanford. Florida 3777*. and fiI thl original Answer or Pleading in the office of tht Clert Of the Circuit Court. Seminole Count, Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on r before the 1st day of December, A D . 1977 If you fail to 00 50. luogment by default will tee taken against you for the relief demanded In the Petition TPiisrsoticeshallbepublshedonCe each week for four co ,Sf'Cutive weeks in The Sanford Herald WITNESSrny hartdand ,i'alOf ffie ClerkoftheC,rcut COurlonthis 36th , as 4 day of Octooer. A 0.. 1977 (Seal) ARTHUR H BECKWITH. Clerk bf the Circu,t Court B, Cecria V El Deputy Clerk CLEVELAND. MIlE & BERRY Attorneys for Petitioner 204 North Oak Avenue PD Drawer 7 Sanford. Florida 37771 Publish Oct 30, 1. Nov 6, 13. 20 1977 DEl 17$ _______________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SE MIPIOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 77-135* WILLIAM E WELLS arid LIZZIE WELLS. his wifI. Plaint ills, WINSTON CAUSE V C and PiATRICIA CAUSEY. his wife, Dfendants NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO WIN STOPI C CAUSEY ama PATRICIA CAUSEY. HIS WIFE. WHOSE AND MAILING RESIDENCE ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN YOU APE HEREBY riot,lied that a Complaint to foreclose a certain Mortgageonfhetollowngdescrbed properly, to wit 101 i. Duck Pond Addition to Casselberry, Seminole Monday. Nov. 20, 972 County. Florida. atto *1 n9 to record plat thereof recoroeo in Blat Book 11, P..ge 77, of The Public Records of SeminOle County. Florida _____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 72*363 IN re TIt Mamas. ' JUDY GARZA. WIFE. AND HENRY GARZA. HUSBAND NOTICE OF ACTION TO HENRY GARZA Ant*pr or pleading to the Complaint Cleveland. Mite & Berry, P 0 Drawer 7. Sanford. Florida 3777* and file thi original Answer 0' Pleading in tie offici of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County Courthouse Sanford, Florida, on or belurt the 79th day of November. 4 D 1977 Il you fail to 00 so, uOgrnrnt D default will Do taken nci'i'i%' you for the relief demanded ne Complaint ¶hi5 notice shall be Published once r4P week for four conSecutive v,rr% n The Sanford Herald WITNE5$my hand arid t.ealof the C eli of thC Circu,t Curt on this 75th dat of October. A 0 . 1977 Scali ARTHUR H BLCKWITH. JR Clerk of the Circuit Court Bi Cecelia V Ekern Drpuly Clerk COURT. CIRCUIT THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS CUlT COURT. IN .'P40 FOIl SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 72 1409 JOHN 0 HARRISON. arid EVELYN I4ARPISOPI, his w , fC. Plaintiffs 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice ii hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the Name Statute" Chapter 14309 Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of Proof of Publication of ti's notice, thO fictitiouS name CMS undOr which I am engaged in business In Seminole County. Florida That the party interested sri said ORIA M WILLIS, TO Defendant NOTICE OF SUIT ORIA M WILLIS Residence and Address UnknOwn YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a suit for Foreclosure has been filed against you in the Circuit Court 01 the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, iri arid for Seminole COJritb. under Civil anton No 13 1109. the style of s4d cause bin JOHN 0 HARRISON and EVELYN HARRISON. flit wife. Plaintiff vs ORIA U WILLIS. Defendant. and. YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED fofile your Answer with the Clerk of thO Circui? Court and t serve a copy thereof UPori thc Plaintiff's AttDrr*i whole name and address are referred to below on or before this 5th day of December, 1972. or a Default may be taken against you. WITNESS MY hand and the of ficiat seal of Said Court thIs 2nd day November. A 0 . 1972. at Sanford, Senole County. Florida lSeall ARTHUR H BECKwITH. JR Clerk of thO Circuit Court By Martha T Vihlen Dt'pu't Clerk CARL I THOMPSON. J 75 South Magnolia Avenue Orlando. Florida 37101 Attorney for Plaintiff Publish Nov 6. 1). 20. 27, *977 SEMINOLE FOR FLOP IDA COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION PlO. fl13u In re The Marriage of LEROY BARTON. Husb4nd ADOPTION OF DORA ANN BARTON, Wife AMENDED PAMELA VIC *73 Woc*ard Street Rortester. N V YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that LEROY BARTON has filed a Petition in the Circuit Court of Seminole Co',anty, Florida, for Ma. inc S (den PORATIOPI, a foreign corporation, EDWARD REITELBACK, .'.P4OSE LAST KNOWN l E SIDENCE 4N0 MAILING COP Defenidants. AMENDED NOTICE GF SUIT TO Harry kra'y $326 Counlr', Club Road VIRGINIA WiIrnington North Carolina Cape Fear Capital Pamela Victoria Reitelback by Gene Willim Gibson and Tam Juanita IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF PAMELA VIC 'TORIA REITEL BACK. a minor, Ity GENE WILLIAM Ci BSON and TAUt JUANITA GIBSON. hi5 wlfC, presents CAPITAL al. swum Pet iliOn to' AdOon of fht'Se FEAR corn Corporation t Sot" cit Street iS.lminglOrt North Carol,na YOU ARE HEREBY notified that a Complaint for recsori. iniutsctign. arto other relief. has been filed against you in the above styled suit you are required to serve a copy of your answer or pleading, if any. Plaintiff s attorney, JOSEPH Y MIJPASkO P0 Di'.w'f'r 744 mend you to appeat ard ti)C 10mm AnS*er or itr pleading with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of cm Park. fta . 3773Q arid Iil tht original In the office 01 the Clerk of lii Circuit Court on or before tIlt 5 SemirsoleCounfy, Florida. and serve a copy thereof on Pefilioriers' at torne'y, C Vernon Uie. Jr. ci the law finn of C wveland. Mile & Perry, cvi or Deft.'. the 1st c'ay of Datem ber. A 0. 1977. otherwise a default will be enterec' against you WITNESS my hand and seal of the CIeqkoftheCsrcutCourtonfis 74th day of October, A ) *912 day of December *977 If you fail to do so. a defbult will be taken against iou for the relief demanded in the t.....nI,.,i m sand and OffiCial wrp s.l of Offite at Sanford. 3,m.nole County. Florida, this 26Sf day c4 Ocier. *972 . ARTHUR H BECIC*ITPI. JR , Clerk of ttst Circuit Court by. Cecela V (kern Deputy Clerk CLEVELAND. MIZE p.o. *972 , r' 77 H Beckwrth. Jr Clerk of the CirCuit COurt by Martha 1 Vihl*n Deputy Clerk ,IOSEPH U MURASKO AI'imnsey At Law P 0 Boa 744 f,rn Park, Clorida 37730 1, BERRY Attorneys let Pt4iti0'*rs Drawer Sanford. Florida 3777* , 1. Nov 4. 13, PuDli$h: Oct Stall . Publish' Ocf 30. & Nov 6. I). 30. 1477 OF' Ut SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISStONERS NotiCe of Public HearIng The Board of County Corn missoners of Seminole County will PL,bn; r'r'' O tO cOrflidr an 1}CM aga,ntt the Board Of Ad iustment in approving a rear an sideyardvarianceforat,oveground pool nan P IA Residential Zone on ?he following described property The East 590' of Lot 10 arid the We'i? *60' of Lot TI. Block J. Nor thg.ate S 0. recorded in Blat BOOk iø, Pages 97. 93 and 4i oi Public Pecorth of Seminole County. Fla Further described as on Poinsettia Lane This public hearing will be held in the County Commission Chambers of fhC Court House, Sanford, Florida, on December 19. 1972. at 7 00 PM, or as soon thereafter as possble Board of County CommissIoners Seminole County. Flo,,da By Greg Onijmmr,d, Chairman &ttrs' Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Publit" Ncvember 70 1977 Dci 93 OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice of Public Nearing The Board of County Corn misSioner'S of Seminole County hold a public hearing to consider a proposed change of zoning from P 1 Residential to C 1 Retail Corn rner(,al on the follOwing described property Lots IA, 1.7. 3. 9. and 10, 51k . Addition to Roplat of Lake Mobile Shoresas recorded ri I. p 7*. PR of Seminole County. FIa Furlherdeicrlbedasontp* corner p 77 arid Magnolia St in Sec 71 XI Thilpublic hearing will be held iri the County Commission Chambers U Deceased WILLIAM L. COLBER'T. ESO 04 or as soon thereafter Attorney for Admmnistritripi Publish Nov 13,70.77IDec 1.1977 DEJ S7 NOTICE FOR BIDS The Seminole County Board Of Devon. WiOIN ;prings. Seminole register saidriame with the Clerk f the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Flor.da in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Plain.' Statutes, To Wit Scction las Florida Statutes *951 Frank A Halt *977 aria A*,'ES ROPALD ,,( f4ut,brid NOTICE OF SUIT Youare nioified that a Pet ition for DissolutiOn of Marriage has be.n Plaintiff, hold a public hearing to consider a proposed change of zoning from A 1 vs GONZALES. LONA RE Agriculture to R IAAA Residential onfhefollowingdescnibedproperty. ANDY H GONZALES, his wife, formerly east 3-Announcements 13-Male Help Wanted li-Female Help Wanted 15- MIe Fem,ile Help Wanted ,,w 27-Apartments Rent Unfurnished ------- DEJ 9$ following written defenses, if any. to it, On F ZENTNER. THEODORE block A. Tract NC 3. Sanlando Springs. as recorded in PB S. P 51. p Seminole Couniiy, FIa Further described as on thC E side of Aldus Rd off of SR 434. Sec 1 2% Plaintiff's Attorney, whose address iS $41 North 'Thornton Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32103. on or before December 19. 1972. and file the original wt?h the Clerk of this Court ether before service on Plaintifl's immediately or Attorney, thereafter. utnerwse a Default will be entered against you for relief demanded for in the Complaint WiTNESS my hantd and seat of thiS Court on this 16th day Of Novl'mbr. 1977 (Seall Arthur H Brckwlh. .1? As Clerk of te Court By Martha T V'fil.n As Deputy Clerk TPIEORDORE F ZENTNER $44 North Thornton Avenue Orlando, Florida 37103 NOT ICE IS hereby given that I am AMMAN Jordan (Al') engagea in business at 211 Maittand King Hussein is "in good Ave • Suite 212. Altamont, Springs. Seminole County, Florida under the health" and doctors said he will fiCtitiO5 name of RICHARDSON lea'e the hospital within two INSURANCE AGENCY, and that I, intend toregister said name with the dab's, the royal palace IflLIed, of the Circuif Court. Seminole nounced Sunday. County. FIor;da ri accordance with The 37-year-old king entered prQyi5fl% of the Fictitious the Armed Forces Hospital on flame Statutes, Tg Wit Section $4504 Florida Statutes 1957 Saturday for a general checkS iames w Richardson II up. PuD'sPi Oct 30. & Ploy 6. 13. 70. The palace said he was suf1972 DEl us fering from "physical debility." SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice .f Public HearIng Indira Ghandi Tb, Board of County Corn Attorney for Plaintiff missioners of Seminole County will Puulish Ploy. 20. 77. & Dec 4, 11, hula a public hearing to consider a 1977 proposeo change a, zoning from P 1 PrIme MInIster Indira Gandhi FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS hereby given that we err engaged in siness a' 713 Oat Hilt Drive Altamont, Springs. Semnole County, Florida under the tictit,ous name of U a U HOMES, nt,na to regsIef' Said and that name with the Clerk of the Circuit Wit Sect'on $6504 Florida Statutes 1957 S Michael P Gerity Maria M G9nrity (his wife) PubIii.Pi Oct 30, 1 Ploy 6. *3. 70. *972 ( I lU FICTITIOUS NAME 5 hcmCby 9 yen thai I m NOT lC rigaged in buSiness at 120 anlando Springs Drive. Suite C. LorvOwood. Sem'nole County, Florida under the iCI ii ous name of STE WART T ITLE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. and that I ifltCnd t register Said same with f the Circuit COurt. the Cloik Do 101 -- County Comrniss.onerv will receive bids at the off ice 04 Arthur 14 Beck with, Jr • Clerk up to 12 00 Noon 011 Monday, December 4, 1912 101' thO following Furnish Vending Machines for iced drinks, hot drinks and sundry snacks for Employees Lounge. 4th Floor, flew Seminole County Courthouse 1 The beSt overall proposal types Of prOom,,cts. service, date of serv'ce commencement, anti per centageof cash return to County *ill receive prime consideration acceptance of proposal 2 A letter stating full Particulars concerning the service offered and at least three (31 references must DO submitted with bid 3 Vendor must show evidence of bending arid insurance cowering all aspects of the service tQ be 'en dered I Contract to successful bidder 6,5 Office Manager Publish Oct 30 & NOv 6. 1). 70. *972 oci *74 will be for a per i of two 121 years with option for two year esfention Direct any Questions fo Mr R0npy Layer. Administrative Assistant, Board of County Com NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE 'nissoners, Sanford. Florida, Telephone 327 5161. All bids are to be n a sealed en TO WHOM iT t/AY COPICE if. fl1.!.( . . gn that tp, vebope, plainly marked on the OOt%ide (Seated Bid fgr venafici undersigned, PurSuant to the "Fifli$iOi' Name Statute" CPsapfer $65 C'i. Florida Statute, will regitef Machines, open December 4. 1977l Bids will be opened at 7 p in December 1. *972 in the Board of Publlth *917 Cml ,i cv NOv 13. 20. 27, 1 O County Commissioners Meeting Room, Second Floor. New Seminole County Courfftouse. Sanford, Florida Actual award to succe'ssfvi bidder will b* made at thu ness regular ionsmilslen C.unty Meeting, Second Floor. New I fTl inle County Courthouse. Sanford, Florid, on December *:'. The Board of dourly Corn missiorvers reserves tho righf ,0 waiv, any irregularities 01' tecP.nicalitininbidsandorton,iect any or all bids Arthur dl. Becliwitfi, Clerk 1, O FICTITIOUS NAME Board of County Commissioners SernInole County, Florida By Ashtiy C JOEWI p ibl.5h PIØv 70. 77. *977 oi ,i t( NE l)E1iII, India (Al') - Estate Wanted ____________ S Ii OVV Seminole County, Fi'jqda By Greg Orummond Chairman AttetI Arthur H BecIwith PubI'sh November 20. *977 oc ss r SEMINOLE COUNTY BOAROOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Nticq of Public Hearing t' bum 0 I Count, C om NJ 0 ) JOhN 1.L'Ml'KIN Associated I'ress Writer SAN ANT(JNIO,Tt'x. fAt1) His dark eyes did nut Casselberr y Welders, Drill Press operators. Saw Operalors and Assembly Mechanics Apply in person to Taylor Merit,facturinq Co. Inc. Airport Blvd and 5th St 377 7051 SI-Store And Olfice Equipment ltIdt'td, 7-)ear-.old Oscar Ale- 4 of the SW . of Sec 79715 31E. lying between the Seaboard Air Line jandro Muss of Juare:, Mexico, pp a'd the OviOo Goldenrod Rd. will be back for more ('Pless arid lyng Sly of tPie S P Dept priSOn tournament competil.lon, p0551. camp road AND, all of thC 4° bly next month, his sponsor SW v Of SW I,,, Ivlfla W and N of says. SR 426. S'c 2421 3* AND. thl i,gf 5( , ,f SE i4 i*i Sec 307131 'lie's is lIttle innocent in the Further d,ScriD.d as lat.d Ofl traps,' says Filiberto SR 426 South of S R Priwn Coinp Terrazas, a lawyer and teacher nd west of Jamestown This public hearing y"il be held in wIll) took &lfl interest in OscPr'5 till County COmmission Chambers career tn "el ajcdrez" - of tht Court House Sanford, FI4.ii(la, on December 5. *977 at 7 00 P.M. o as soon thereafter as po:st,se boa'd of Coutty Commissioners Seminole Ccsjrity. For ida By Greg 0.-ummond, Chairman Attest AHhr H Beckwith. Jr Publish Ploveniter 2C. *912 01 'vi for chess. Oscar "can calculate very seli lit' r.eeds •'xperlcnce," '.aid i'erruzas during the open Spanish lOUrIl7llI)eflt in which Oscar participated here In conjunction with an Ens'it.atlonRl 'Ili.ltl'tl held for 16 International ihli"i' ,ti;i'.t., r I .' - . ' j . / " / ,---- # ,../ /' I / ('. 74 / • Nurse Coordinafc With Family PInnIng program RN .vth puhIi healfh background lireferred Excellent work Schedule and competitive salar, File resume with rarnily Plan nlng, Waterman Mensori,,l hlospifal. P.O Drawer B, Eustis. Flit. 37726. __________________ WAITRESSESover 3Oyearsold Sto I p m The Ranch House, Phone 327 0713 RYLAPID REALTY flood lIghted exterIor anti Sprinkler %y'lm. among miny other fitiiri'S 1.11,500 E.elle'nt Condition I in,, flu available STENSTROM REALTY Atultille I listing Aqrnr Your ,' II) 0', i,ç p,,, Pliijtilt, Sundays A. Holidays Ciii 1?? 80%) 127 6*11 77? f'A)S It KINGSBERRY cvr............,....._a .)" 33 Lots & Acreage Mitt ure lady to work in ice cream sandwich shop. Apply in person 10 The Big Dip, 24)9 French Ave between 3:30 and 6 pm. Apply Litkt-vlew Nursing Center. 919 East 2nd St 15 - MaleFemale Help Wanted _____ DRIVERS Pail tIme or lull lime. We train you. Good commission. Yellow Cab Co. 70* 5. Park, _______________________________ Rawlelgh Household 'roducts has an opportunity to.- man or woman interested in earning 5.60 to $150 weekly Call collect 70) 776 510$ or write Rawleigti Co., P.O. Box 4)09. Richmond. Va. 73724 Beautiful House Suburban I-our bedroom. 7 balhs With rentril heel and air, privacy fenc,, rn mr'diittp occupane y $73,900 Payton Pt'aIly.3?? 1301 76l0Hiawatha Ave all? 92 IT'S PERFECT If you need a Ihre, bedroom for 116,500 This house Is for you Has equipped kilchen Hsiv,' keys, will showl attachments Maxes buttonholes, overcasts. and monograms Complete price, 139 50. or 10 payments at *6 Call credit rnanauer. 377 911* or see sit SanfOrd Sew.ng Center, Down own Scd,s Machne Dispensed up to 17 tJnce bottles Fairlyi t'mew, A 1 tonditiOn, 593 373 3962. STENSTROM REALTY Your Multiple 'Listing Agency aftcr hur%, 7720Sf! or Garden Equipment 42-Livestock And Poultry And Supplies 4-CIothing d frii'ortation - - --_____ -_______ 70-Travel Trailers 71-Auto Repairs Parts Accesorles 72-Import Autos 73. Molorcycles And Scooters 74-Trucks And Trailers 7$-Autos For Sale The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. Ratea For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. 37c a line MASONS $6.50 to $7.50 Per Hour PLUS FRINGE BENErITs Sub Contractors )Oc Per Block Solid Counl CONTACT hR AlLEY ODHAM SAIIORA, SANFORD, FLA Ph 373 4670 or 295 4370 II yrs or over Prepare and deliver provisions for Auto Train Good working conditions and benefits Days Call 9 *2, 373 1230 E.pecienced plumber wanted P L Harvey. days 377 3313 or evening 327 7202 Part time night watchman, With Janitor dulies Phone 3236163 aflec 9 p m Cemetery maintenance man and ground keeper needeil Oaklawn Memorial Park, 377 176) Want Ads Bring Results 17 OPEN HOUSE HOPKINS REALTY INC. Realtors $31 1500 LAKEMARY Will keep children Monday through Friday 730 to S 30 Call 773 5500 between 9 and 6 21 Rooms For Rent Nice Large Bedroom Private en france and bath 760$ Elm Phone 3730144 22 Apartments Rent Unfurnished 23 WE PROUDLY PRESENT This I Ixirm , 7' bath, with Flot Ida room, 3 car carport, boatnouie and ramp. equipped kitchen and fireplace Also features Well, pump, gas dryer connettion, gas waler heitter. cenfral heat and air, and many other exIras to make Florida living enjoyable 545.000 Shown by appointment only ) I tI'lI I'UIVI R No L Your Multiote Listing Agency 2363 Park 377 7170 REALTORS Nilibti, Sundays I Holidays Call 7776053 Apartments Rent Furnished Furnished apartment AduIt p.-ts Lease 377 1110 3726121 322 66)5 Lee Road, Orlando, Fla , 32110 II speed bike Bo'h like new, good condition. 373 OIlS or 377 3117 '2 / Ik'droorn apt. upililins SIlO till Adults Only, no pets 322 6436 after . 372 4325 itnytime I iberglass tn hull taI, wilt, lrisiler and 33 HP motor Reasonable Alter 6 p m.. call 31) 3163 I 7 BEDROOMS. ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7515 Park Dr .327 2161 I)' F bra fiShing boat with well, $160 II' *ith double wells, $773 Tn hull fisherman runabout. 539% Dependable 1370, Ii HP motors 114.) Galvanized II' trailers only IllS Miny Othr, Ierm Clo%rd Wednesdays ROUSON MARINE 2977 H*y I? 92 37? tOfu Ut tSl9 Adulli - No OtIs, Set ucily dep Available Dpi $I I 3776670 7 lid' In , duple 26 li'.tii i iifii t,ltsI I Ii''lviu,I itiOtjl tOitsi'. iii 4l11"u. I acre I urnishej, COnvinlpnt to I 1, adults 5*15 plut clepuil Hopkins llt'iilty liii, II t'itltors, III IS(*3 sdays FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS SECTION that Is diltnibuled be an addi'.ional 16,500 homes In file area. Adverflser should include tillt iflserlion in computIng ftseli earned , male 28 Your Direct Line to CLASSIFIED! (itt I ,'.t'.'e Oily . Uctu' c' - 'art or Cdfl(*l your ad ftr the foIlo.'ing dIi3t and Safurda ys before I? t*oo,; Business Property For Rent Newly decorated office space, 2 blocks from Fa, me's Mrk.I, 106 W 11th St 3728000 Oil 1(1 I OR RENT, good location, Il 97 In Sanford Central H A, carpel.J, ample parking An office you can be proud of ily ep,.l call 327 7070 31 Houses ForSalo - mice tzedrc,jrn, 7 baIts home, Pinecrntsiclllln, fully carpeted, 7 air conditioners Cash dotn and assume mortgage or ,'efInaric. *70,000 373 3673 after S. Glass GE Washer & Dryer. 71 mode' white, In new ConditiOn 61.1 bi,\tl Mrs Ha*kins, 9 to S Early Amtr,n hidt a* (Out?' .100 matchIng chair in gOut tuiidliors 29% 5704 Apopks '.,'un '., of BROKERS The Tmnsr T,%Ieml Iirlii 170P4 Park Aye SANFORD AUCTION DayS. 321 6173 PdiçImt _________________ 177 ,i)%7. 37., %.J4 Behind Winchester Mobile Hoine omi Airporl Road hf*y I? 47 sanford ' Insulations .111, tjIl '4 ''' .-''-'' ''' '' i.' %",',i .)d)5J(be-v ', 51 45 S French A, i.1 Ill' Fiberglass wOrk Free eltrnj'..-'v 1,5*97 T)es 7IC,LA)f, 323 QISi - 'I ..?r'erfurii's House Washing Rout 'eaning--Freu •Sfirn4tt% 54* 1i '1 or 271 6336, Orlando. ----------------- ME TCALF STANDARD SE PS' 0 Spetal £ng n N gil Is: p,i: .,i,,, n.j 5 '..i' :.z mv', i I 5 44 - ___________________-- ' Cii e uty "I , . , 'i, :55 ,i " ' i ' % . , .' - . . I? i l. ( Qved Mubile Huvtiq Sen '.7udl,l'v *Q(k Tn Bggeelv ''-u t'et:in,)ti/.S 12JUl21. .12.1 '1*) ' '' )i I L) I ''it It ' i , ' ', - 'iLE 's 71 Auto Repairs Part s-Accessories A St AUTO PAIITS fliSy 14 between I I Santo'dl New I Rebuilt auto pats 322 0)01 I? ', I A1t Ball,; 511 9% 'fEEL S BODY SHoP Il,9 'ysiriftjvii Iu.elue .5'.' '- ' '. -, .iiiu - ART (fl(E COMPANY i,ii(eS lee ,flJ e-%I illS',.', OIl season t,tii ii J' ''Ii. ('4 4 ''" r', C iS,13 peciaui cjervices ' I.e.' "liE .1 "4' 'LE J.Itri.iiij uadmJ 'S lit 1535 rnuct.iig ________________________________ 'WHOA Don I throw .swy useful dl, -tfl1S Sell tilvirn quickly *itfl .i Herald Wsinf Ad by calling 372 'il' iii) i,'. ivj 'Qv I '?'v,iejlv e,j ' i - U HA Dt I I I '( I-.. Oi'4,.. i i" 'L .s'-. i'iIlfl'i,L91 )i'51b',, All t',p5OoiJ 5lqS We r,pjir .uio 'It S5 'sAL . 'i' i..' i . ., - .i '' ' i .is.4 it $1 im,OY(t WILL Qi4ILLiNG 1' VIII HANDY MAN Plo il's t34nii,, lIP $i,r .ce i' i Wt, I I in J 1,0, Ri,..I)tjl'5 Tr3lt*t BA TsIlu,,' 5' i:ii,: FencIng ,flii1 • . "" '4 'i ''5 '4 nj. , '4 , ,,, '.i,i ,.,,5i ii ,,i0,im tJ P1.1!.1 '1,' bill's iI,(fr'c H s. ol ntrtgr '.ii.JedonJ fl5cited tj u%i4Jfltiml arid repor 'j -'v',r'oI Cunty. 74 fiF tq( .'' 1 'i Shoe Repair 5t'7,'Afis 37) toz? .'isISIPIE t3. FQfmi, lopS ..uert lis'JIIliei 322 3m,'S' •1CI. 0-"' '' '' Call 323 1210 -______________ Pets And Supplies ' .'. "°' C , 'u'' i' - ., n.. , '. , nL,.IilUlA'S CERAMIC SP$iio .4' iii A. t.r nj i l,J 'i/l I. Ii ,,'JI i Oactinun,,i Pupp.e * wkS Old. 2 black amid tail it ,iie'5 I t,iii li'itiaI, AK( IlreJ (jil 122 CIPP ,' "- iii .'. i , '' %%ATHEU l5$T 1iv'ct I'a.nt'nij 00*1 ,. 'I ' , i.i' vi's , v Phune 17% 6170 after i tx p m '4 _________________________ - .4;vi ifl Add. ga.nIinvj. Itpei OcJrIlVmiI,y I( • '. Male Ned flnbgj'muan lii sears old Make ofler Alsø Tennessee Walker Gelding 4 yeats uld Sewing ei'i.e 2700 Ut 121 '!ni " r . S.II1I13IS MOl, Cocker Spaniel, l i s out tllack .5mmd tan Papers. fl$, 3's) 1191 - tieetj panIng or SinOil rw-p,,j 'i 00 (r,p 323 4561. 13 Yn. caper ", - i,o . ,i, lnuulniJi 1 4r'oi. i' .ini4u. ?in'Sbfl,il c ,irtli. Of sOy Jsl SF5 3440 Iccys-us .5ste-r rlpjir5, 5tCCg itto SIMULATED BRICK Call 3') Carpeting - ,i '/ i-vw ..,iJlity eormJnsn,p All wood ',"wqfed P 0 But 1011 KVv%l'i".' 'Ivigmits, CIa. (904l 113 1346 IreC. Wanted to buy used 7 horS. trailem Good (OlSi,litii)Ii 323 SoOs) 4 's 'a'., i.'t,is f IM a.EMPaEL PIjI 'SUPPLE') 16 .vl. Ph. 372 5/'? N' '.5.5.,. -5:-,ma Attjmninvsin Siding s.nce *93* (spent Paint I 8dy. caper are Photography .NYlNG i-' 'it ii.j r)Oi 0,4. 'IPe- ttinijle-s. stui li/b', L4iI P2 il.'k, - A UIQ'flOtI V C SC I V ft C BC' DIE S TACK ROOM Saddles, Bridle's, 14.511cm.., 7 miii *pst of I IOn 16 Ope'n$ 3m) I 3m) 610 arid weekend 32) 7101 -• bipmi Home Improvements 9'.. 222 3711 iii- .', A ,v,'.'is, i-I 5/ 00 lfl alter S 10 p 'i e,p "''ii''t'i - ! 0uI!ry 63 -I' 'IL PRESSURE CLEANING '-urnaces & H.al,r Cleaned Fr,teitimale, redSeiflabI,, 32) 1701 ii SANFORD REALTY u'ci. iO-i ng fled Higiri Insulation SANF0R7 PlEATING AIR & CON D1TIONING 269 Sanford Av 1218290 LIvestock And ii I' fl /4AMT A SERVICEMAN c.s'r 'lead Podav's Shopper's Guide ".r Fi; i-re (.0 .isppi qij 'r J Or P4i;s;;' tcii: S.lr CitViluiil lv ,,liilUi mi auto huillii'uj Ca,i 3/) $96 iller I p 'ii ' tin .jzj i SAOi'lc S I Q .P%i( t eS'rrri ,%,'.ir S,t.r ii tri. 'i iS S'iii I' 94' I " .1 I'itlj', - 46,. . l Attic E',iiMOLE IRRIGATION CO arid ln'il.IIl,'i,3 s''nn 27"''J" f 't:i!i,lth'i jjl 119', ' " H _____________________- - S,snt,ij 5 onl, autPsorted S-niger dealer new S'nger Zg Zag ri abunseI $99 Other Zg Zags from 187 up kIP1 ,DOP4S SEWING (ENTER. 210 E lit St Down tn 3fl 6141 62 '' S'n A Irrigation Mirror' - . i'' Antique Auction Is Here To Serve You 1 'i - French Provincial bed, and walnut bed with triple tSn,s%er 327 IllS ,, i'" Mobile Homes Rimt Guide )E'vwA'l;CT,LASSt PAIN? CO Mflhi',Ji.I RICE-SREFRIGERATIOM SERVICE .1 Hour Service & Repars ys .5 r Cardf.onr'g. Refrqeratoi'. .It'd i've-a! r,i3 - nj Siremurt) I'd '1 5', I'm P,,'v ire,) PbOrt-54,4 payments at $9 50 Call credo $1500 on 25 Houses Rent Furnished ' All COIldl?IQflU19 - manager. 372 9411 Camping Equipment 1 ç...i' " ii iiiii'F ,,) - /1 The Shoppers ?LIEVlSiOPi SE IS 52% i' MI LI OIlS 2619 Oniii, li [1, hI: :t: M ti.o,.,,I , uli Sill ll,s this 3 bedroom home Wilt t.i.iit'I i.,r ,.,,is lii ti ft. i, tirpi'fe'd living room and f0'mal slvoo 3?: fewe diiiir.g room Conv.nientiy localed small lot PlNi. CIII' ST Si Auctions 3 IlrsJfOOrnt wifli large Ovimig room. kifihen equipped, only 510.500 litlill II. AUC V ION I HA ler InS or assume r ill ifl 5' I .rmy Mcwidj, fl,l,. Mortgage amid save I 00p in MODILE HOME LOT S''.' 'lit $03 We buy v Sri '.0 • $30'. 51.993 V erins I household Coiss-ijiiiiriits F cur iiIurmlis*n isiti Stemper Agency ',m,,, Vt-, flhitli.m 1 / 2 95.0 Smuts,. ',i'ii,'i,il I iiijilt H eitil or At ti,,.4i Pfu If 41. Sanlevd MI MIII. U. OIl APIDO WP U I S 3)1 1w-lI 19155. liren t ri F wt- Sunday 377 7371 or 322 1490 Monday, Nov i',llbcr 70 P 9i iii IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Aiiplhr wilma nice sale of Mull. flew 3 bedroom brIck home, line antiques Panlial lilting F i.e Financing available EllA 231 Call piece Victorian love seat. Vic ____________________________ Bill Morris. $31 6100. brim marble lop table. Brass tied. 10 Piece Spanish Ilitsing room Suite. Bow front Chii a Marble fop Wash SI auth. Clot lii. Hall 25145 I rrniti Ave trees Drop lront Oitk oflisy desk. (layS 322 1211 Lots of Dr i a lirat. Mirrors Tâtsle, Dressers; Side boards :ounlry living S minules from town, ColisignmnenIs welcmed. Plenty house WIllIl acres of cleared land parkIng, sealing artS lunth Wesi of Sanford U3.OtI) 372 Opefl from 9 a in Monday uiiu,I vale lii,iy for inslies lion I' ,r ii for mnalmoil 127 9020 Coils, rsini T.JOHN'S REALTY CO. Aucliortet.,, SIan Vermillion - r Cver' problem R E POSSES SE 1 Sporting .'i'ivirm (,',t,-' 's i'(I A' (I ii ,'irslne%d,l JIll' & S,iiitij:iJ .%,q' 171 ISv' The f011OwIng buinsss are lIsted for tour convenience Permanent residents and newcomers will find this directory the most convenient and UP to date wJy 'o ' SHOP THE EASY WAY' ,' ''''i A Ii is , F OR E V E P 'f ON E , ' '_, S Ft ion'j Stereo n walnut f,n,st, AM FM. radio, Garnard turn table Pay balance of $31. or a GOOdS 74 Hour Service (all 322 719* AD NEXT DAY. All adv.rl.srn9 appearIng In The Sanford Herald on ¶i.' Onesday will autonsafically be placed In Thur xerurnQq washer, parts, Ser.c.' used macrifles MOONEY AP P1 AP,(t' U)C6l' . 'iAN MO I'AIIkS I 7 3 Uedruun I r.iIcms A. Ap's 2 AduIf parks. I misty pirki ISIS Plus I? 92. S.smifomj 373 19)0, Day, Wd, . (Fri. Noon for Sun, & Mon.) . Singer MARK 78 MERCURY •' ,4 ' Household Goods WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 311 3150 F'rstSt 37254.12 magic tilt, %700 319 5)73 alter 6 II I AL STATE INS(IRAPI('I 101 C i/lIST I 191ST ST l'h 127 S'ulI Re-s 322 21%? ________________________________ DON'S BAll 1 tACPILE, 919 W II St L. ive Bait, Groceries. lIen hIm 5 6 4 (lien F dabs *22 6114 Callbart Real Estate i/si t.AKA Al'AlIIMUPITS 111W 1sf St I I GUIDE Foitrn rubber ut to any size RENTZ HOUSE OF FOAM. 3201 Orlando Drive 372 9745 9' Float Traile,. Tandem wheels. NEW BOAT LOT SPECIALS w '-"1 -r Marine Equipment SemInole BALL REALTY and INSURANCE /' Get professional citrpef clean.n'j results--rent Blut- LuStre Elect mc Carpet Shampooer SI per dot, CARROLL'S FURNITURE Boats and 5(1111 AND [STATES.) bedrporn, haiti, ft-nc i'd yitrd. freshly painli and reconditioned Appoinlme: I I*edrm . I bath, * w carpet, noiispleteiy redecorated inSide & out Large fenced Corner lot t4'iutiful 'v,,r(l& frees 5*6.100 32$ JT Bicycles 6" Boy's 10 speed bike, 26" girl's S 419 E. Colonial 0.'. Orl. Sanford-32).6441 Orlarido-e.43-2121 THE SHOPPERS hg Tire Sale .S'ETCALF STANDARD SERVICE I I and io Open 71 Hrs 372 965.0 Acreages Please mitil details to RiM Conslrunt on Co. Inc , 1771 only 372 $115 T*o bedroorti duplex furnished apartment. 1770 Orlando Drive, S,in ford 8:30 AM. to 5:30 P.M. LAKEFRONT rlu's-rrsriaa rsl DeIIARY, Lake Susan Apts 1 bedroom. unfurnished, adults, no pets 680 6.181 MONDAY thru FRIDAY CALL UNTIL NOON TO START OR CANCEL YOUR SSA Real Estate Wanted INC., REALTORS A SERVICEMAN FAST L0,10 lnd.i.' S Shopper's Guide tn, Cars A. Trucks. I Dity St-rvice 661 6531 profitably 37 \ & (;If\r - 3.0 MAGNETIC SIGNS business operating to capacity C. A. WhIddon, Sr , Broker III N Park. Sanford 377 3991. NIghts, 323 1167 'iuCml II)IF.I{ I -" 1963 Plymouth. Q.rfpct con ditori. autoirmatic transmisSion, I owner. Sido cash 4611111 CentralOil Heater EsceIlenI Corvdit'on Ph 372 7029 VAN TED We need for immediate coriSIru(lion. Residential Lots and Sunday, Nov 19. 2 S p m. 1329 S Ellioft, Sanford .1 bedrooms. I', baths, wall Io wall carpeting. central heat arid air, attached garage, oversized utility, 177.500 Domestic-ChIld Care AVALOPI APAUTMENTS ADULTS PlO PETS 116W 2nd SI 9 OOA.M.to 12 NOON 373 57(I) 373 5500 Income& JIM HUNT REALTY 372.7111 377 975j irs NESTAURANT, a well eslatellsPird Nights. Sundays & Holidays Call 322 603) 3726171 rom Orlando. take Hwy 17 97 NorTh 'ci Jim Spairicef's LobSter Moist., west cm Santa Barbara- C,,It AP1"is '.reCtioflI signs to 710 IAR1SARA-MOOEL "tOME 71 Maverick Grabber. 302 V • er II 110 miles Owner Must 5e• ,yppnei' alp $1,910 373 3610 Upr.ght F ret-icr, $61 Lawn Mower f hp good coryliton. 1" r 1 ASliiit,00itI reel atf,ichmpr's Irsictor type, 1750 Esercise equipment. 3 pieces, 5100. 10 H IbercilaSs hyroplane, 5*25 St is, chairs, portable electric grill F .r information and terms call 32) 7770 Invest mont Property REALTORS 2361 Park IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Fury Ill, Corivt . 89. AC. power. auto, radio. sharp $1100 Owner III 300* 5491 _______________________________ The Cify of Lonciwood would like to i Mile off I? 97. Casselberry employ a Street Foreman and a Regency Sq $31 3100 Grader Operator with cipecience _______________________________ In maintenance. General kitchen. Part lime 11.3. street Hospifalization insurance, paid Male or female. Holiday House. vacation, and ret iremenl to offer. 330 E. CommercIal, Sanford. Salary open Apply 2 4 p. m. 61-Lawn And IS -Yonthly Payment's _%S TP'wjn't Yr Pre'cv'nt P,tt _______ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - TO ALL IlluC Lustre Electric Shampooer Only SI per dity CARROLL'S F U P14 IT UP E Geneva Citrus trees, excellent water 3-19 3119 _____ in tuf) DEALER AUTO SALES 17 97 S Po.nt A. hg tree Organ-- Best professional Ham mood U 3 and Higts boy Leslie 37) 2 fled Mobile home & large lot -I. su,r.to see these 'SPANO PIE.0 i -' ,'dr'yim. I', ruth tomes, 'sr t-tit ly orated b.tWeenI I 1 *7 i" -'I -4 Sanford HomeS fsifi' i central air, neat. *itll tO SNIF c.lromimlo. enc Itned garage .4 REFQIC,EQArOR AND CLUDED' Al: lawns are fi'/ sodded n front, sideS mci 1% It ;1 re.ir yard Truly snmx,tstariding n.-* 'onte buy on today's mn,srket' 'r,,rr5! Win't Last I or ea5y, Quick carpet clearing rent Mobile Homes 500 French Ave . 310) Orlando Dr , Spaces Available cor,s;e model su gritly ,%ej zig Do. ever y!l'inig . tht'lul zig 1?' * 37' one bedroom, completely furnished On rented lot. $4,700 313 3500 between 9 a in 6pm EXCLUcIVE Ctse'vnOlCI. j\ FINANCING 150 DOWN buys any 'F Over 50 r st(l Slanycotovs'VWCEPITER P4*',' I? 97 at S P.nt 373 6Q0 SINGER ZIGZAG Pd.' Ilii.jtituI LeiSure World Mobile Home Estates and Marina on the St Johns River From 113.750 which includes home & lot A fitbulous communify. With all ri'(reational facilIties on Il 97 between Sanford and DeBary Off F'cmrt I Ion di Road Phone 661 1431. D.'fsiry or Orlando 417 3054 34 2524 Park Dr , Tn *941 ford Pci up , Ton 1964 Ford Van. long hod, 1947 Chevrolet. , tO.', pick up 1944 - , 'on oc' Oranges. 17 73 it hutht'l Unrig confiner 7171 tun,ttp ones can buy a piece of Dream lSIitnd on the WILD WIKIVA RIVER A place to I,tunCPi your boat, park your car. isiid fish off Ihe bank Trees. shrubs, grass, and ueitutitul floweni Long tcfm available Only 5 lots left Ph. 377 6731 0 95 1949 Ford Pk up S.iuøe'tI'4siml, Av' 0/ look Here Fill SiinfOnJ On a tmt',iuf iful lot, all rooms lisrur, with nice carpet and draperies Central heal and air Domitile gin sign 155.000 72 2470 Roses i vi ill p" ' I 'c ,5t,J n iln,iut ,ftil i//et Riven If you ran- I own a piece f the Pock, a limited number Of f( Ill 4160 WantedOne RN, LPN, and Aides rr'rj Ill ,'., '. 4'. Maple dresser, Iwo small gas heaters, tWO sfep tables, rugs 372 ...DRESAM ISLAND,.. ______________________ - . m',i'j Your Credit Is Good lOw per we. as 5* Mustangs 1945, 1961. 1967. 19M 1944, 6 Cyl'S & S cyt's. Standards ammO automatics trr''i I)'.'. I) 1959% /.'OODRUI'r SGAPDEPICENTFP 601 Celery Ave .377 3976 liv,' 1 large trailer tots 5200 down. balsint,' S years Call Burl, JOIIPIPIY WAIli1IP PIAL TV, 17? 8.157 -- Aj MIscellaneous For Salli I ONLY 2 Dyers l*iti S .4*V P ) iii,,, bød 541. Clii ____________________________ Cars-• Credit 'IT A (trim 55 - Free I;lBUick #eta. AU FM s;.r'n redo A. I,gp.. dec'i. #tah power, I.wPmC.'I, 5.3.850 131 1130 RcIIiwsiy, Baby Reds CAll 1101 I'S F UQPII?'JPF hf /5 1,1 ;m çhl DISNEY WORLD AREA l", 5. IC acre frau l ins fast growing area of / World. 'I mile from Pingling Bros. I I and U S 1? 549'? down, $1993 sit 7 pct n' I loridsi Land P11,' *10 Ill?, f''.w .1. "'inter Pitt r,I)c,o)n ..4.d , f cves 'swirl ,wrti,t, ViCe tiew c.*., r t ,t.v,e, I cal.' cisefei I I"ItiO$I'fI$$ ThiS alti cr#øt iweire lito fl,.r, Li'. .eeti', it in',.'fl.ty ,av,n.s,fs Autos For Sale 149 ("-'4i" 110 r0.' 2 'insnr trep. fully eqt,'pped Mettorivllle AvC, SanfrtS remaining. CRANK CONSTRUCTION SUPILAND p..,,.. ri__v rur ent 75 ./m (iimfo,n loIt to y,smm S(n'( if,r'it'rjr, )ni your lot or ours Ovcr 100 plans to (P1005,' from Sears of Sanford has opening for quaIl ied credit manager. Call Mr. Barker at Seirs 3271771. Looking for a Colt IS Peacema,.r Replica of 1060 Army 41 77 Over and Under 0ring,r 109 Mayfair e-m,p '.1 ICy WUIP REALTY 10? 5/ 1st St I).' lii'. HOMES NEAT AND CLEAN 2 l3t-droom furnIshed Pious.', fenced yard 515.000 *65 lit'. ______ b4cmi 'S /otir (liMit C fri lsIy one ut this Sect ion's firirsl borne-s We pmo'iiJl,' ircsent this 3 bedroom, 7 bith. .m.th r!,rlda roerr.. den. rqu.,.- ;t kithen, entral heat and sir. .usfom drapes, double gas ur'II. S%'a'Iresses Apply in person to flihama Joa't Lobster House, 7500 S French Ave,75p rn L'.)TS .S(*4FA(,1 let us help you find 0 homp sit, rir a good lnveitmpnt I XCII iSlV( RENT TO r..,4tP BOB YOUl'IG'SAUTO SALES $100 S Orlando Dr SIfSVIVO. )fl 00*1 _ ,e F' ',ui I/ fIl/ ;ecJ furniture. aciplances, toots •tc Buy I or Idol itpn,' I. airy Mart. 215 Sanford A . ' 1" ,iit9 '.6 Dodge panel truck. ton, 44,000 miles. good Condition. $750 casts 3-19 34'Ig Wanted To Buy I, " Ficetlen? Condition 544$ SHELLEY'S USED CARS, 1'761)____________________________ - - -.--- truCk, ", 57 Houses For Sale HEATED POOL _______________________________ Waitresses for evening shift Apply in person Ia Sanford Ranch houSe, 1721 Orlando DrIve 31 Houses For Sale 121 2.420 P1 ______ '/f/g/ :-' (h.,;;; Staton Twnm.ri, 9 passenger. au'omat;c, air. power ueer.r) PriW b?ake%, $1090 BOB McKFF USED CAPS. I?? W ,f 5, 37) 1981 Ford F I".') P."* u 6 Cyl . engr. recently nyt-rhOulCi / . / ________ Trucks And Trailers -. ____________ 1454Corvet?e A?, ps . p b.. am Cm, rmv.4OII,C blue $1600, 333.7770 - " Autos For Sale '67 Dodge Potara. A C. power 5fet rig, good fires, $/430 377 T979 aVer - till V,awaSaki 90 c c Good running ci'tnalition 1)10 •vtra parts in Clotted 414 251* sil'.e / . -------- 1970 S'gtuii 150 cc, cifras. like flew 1550 Call offer 7 p m , 511 1941 ,' / ,' ' iS Motorcycles And Scoofers - // ' - 13 .',, , ,' ' . J AAA EMPLOYMENT 59-Machinery ow sad- lift' iif lEttli..' Oscar. j - '1 I, / TO BUY OR SELL AVWm Citi 611 3079 SATURDAY following descnibd properly and chessremains the most liiiThe SW i of the SW i. of Section portatlt pursuit in the budding 3471$ 31E. less tile W .4 thereof . 'Cabinet men with experience needed Positions open En cut Out, plastic laminatIng and assembly Wages open totliscusilon. Benefits Include. pØld vacations antS holidays, group insurance, plenty of overtime and others Please apply in person to Castle Custom Cabinels. 30 N. Cypress Way. St-Antiques S a (I n e S S missiwi,rs of Seminole County will ness after losing four conhold a public hearing to COnsider a secutive gaines to opponents proxsedchangeof zoning from Al Agriculture to U I Industrial on the soiiwtiinc' 50 years his cider, lyng fli'th of O..'oo 'i/tn, Prd oaa AND, all (f the 0 i.tjf tip S/i person Seminole Lodge Nursing Home. _______ 300 S Bay Ave Aye, Sanford SSA-Household Goods i thru 4 times ,...7 u "'1 '-.._ / I' / iiForYouf - ( YOcF,,) ' Mondety,Nov. 20, 1972-1 IA Sansom - ' / I / .' . Rel'able man 10 drive truck, load and unload material, and work iii lumber yad II Hr week ix cellent lrirsge benefits Apply In person after 9 a m. to Scotty's Home BuilderS, 700 S French atage. Rummage Sales - 11l.s p. 'wiiiiitru Nurses Aides end LPN's Apply in CONTACT Bicycles Further described as fronting on fillill)' rnf'rnbers were at a 5 thru 20 tImes 21c a line S P 1*9. Lake Mills Rd on the PfOrlP 21 times 22c a line national park En northern India aria Oleander Ave on the South, ,, Sec 717132 ($1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) Thi.pblic hearing will be held n th County Commission Charn'prs 3 Lines Minimum of the Court House. Sanford Lla r Ic Eyes Flonida,on December 5.1977. a' 7 C P U, or as soon thereafter at poSsible Board of County Commisioners $3PerHourUp BRAILEY ODHAM SANORA, SANFORD, CLA Ph 37) 46700r 795 4370 Recreational _____________-____________ observed her 55th birthda)' Sunday secluded from the public, property Lots 4. 5. and 6. 81k 0. and Lotil. reportedly with only her hal. s. 6. 81k P. Sw '. of Sec 2* 2* t.lfl•born daughter.tn.law and revised map of Chuluota, as in P8 2. p 31, PR of grandson Seminole County Press reports said she and the .. 1 V,'o'oeri full or i,srt lirni'. (an ,l'c('stjlr y. ChooSe own hours 312 2151. early a in or lale p in Carpenters Must have I yr recent i'apt-ricnce And Tools King Hussein - PLUS FRINGE BENEFITS CARPENTERS HELPERS 35-Income a Investment Property Chile Nov. 30. - $6 to $7.50 Per Hour 60-Building Materials RC%idertial to C I Retail Corn m,'qcaI on the following deScribed NOTICE FOR BIDS The Seminole County Board of is expected to leave - TRUSSING DECKING TOP HOURLY WAGES 57-Musical 'Merchandise required to serve a copy of your u Instruction F PAUl N C 31-Houses For Sale 32-Farms & Groves 33Lots & Acreage 53-Swap And Trade Restricted This public hearing will be field in the County Commission Cfvannb.'rs f the Court House. Sanford. Florida, on December S. 1972. at? 00 PM. or as SOOn thereafter as pts5ible Board of County Commissioners Seminole County. Florida By Greg Orummond. Chairman Attest Arthur H Becvwith. Jr PubIil,h November 70 1477 tr Real Estate For Sale week foreign trip, but he says Chairman Attest Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Publish November 70. *972 Vii ii i,ian, 7 - 30 to S. days Apply ir l'i'r suns, U F dwr is fbi titer m 'l'lli'%, Vill mS 3rd St Coimrstrr S,iIrs sod Di'Iimrry ¶,sJmc knowleUgn of pipe fitfiflijS and plumbing necessary Prefer person3OSs St'ndsbo,lretumeto Boa 177 care of The Sanford lie raid 34-Houses Rent Unfurnished 7$-Houses Rent Furnished 36-Mobile Homes Rent 77-Resort Property For Rent 21-Bu%lntsS Property For Rent 77-Wanted To Rent - 52-Wanted To Buy certa,n real property located in Seminole County, Florida. has been filed against you, and you are S till lip ni ncal resident, local ri'fpr(',(ris Pctirn,j PC5Ofl 17 10 Hr up. Conlar I ORAILEV ODP4AM SAPIONA. SANFORD - Ph 373 4670 or 7951)70 - 13 MaleHelpWanted Rent 51-Auctions Allende'stripwillincludevisits to Mexico, Moscow and Ha- NIGHT WATCHMAN PIANO I I SSONS 7 Writ C liSt it (Our SC tIm , Wi'','i'c I? I I UI SANTIAGO (API - Presi- rnSsionrri of Seminole County *iIl hold a public heating to COfluiClCr a proposed Change of toning from Al CPI 7 RoForReflf New York next inonthon a two- / / I ' • ' . / ii I.! Child Cars --;-_- address the U.N. General As- Commissioners Seminole county. Florida By: Greg Drummond, AjnpI y iii per %iin to A ilCi ,i'i W.of l'rdtjtt. 1791 (limiriri St. I. ongwood . Rentals dent Salvador Allende will visit / l'lPl IIC P F ST WORKERS *6-Situation Wanted 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment Baltimore. Maryland 71772 You arenolified that a Complaint t mpress arid equitable trust on / / E 31 Male Help Wanted Business Opportunities COIN LAUNDRY (0114 DRY CLEANERS Is coming to Sanford Two hoiCi locations S Sanford Aye. A Airport Blvd , 251h St. ant Palmetto Ideal investment op portunity for discrimirtalinc buyer For lntormallon Cal: Georue Cahelo. (305 641 $7711 iiVnfmr Park. or write lii Mill Pi'.,r\,,i (Oil), 1975 Carrier SI fi'rth St l'rtertburu. FIt 13711 _____ -Finaflclal Marine Equipment OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NotiCe of Public Hearing t (ciunty Corn 13 NORG ETOWN 7-Instruction e mbI'. r I -- i-Cards of Thanks Merchandise of / II / I / V U / Santor ii A v'i'.'i Ser mice Stat,on for IeS%r Call 372 (*3*5 s-Personals President Allende TheE 5 of the NW i4 of the SE i of the SW '. of Sec 3370 Further described as / / / / ,i7,'' , MILADY'S FabrIc Shoppe 119 Ttost& Found possible Board of County BEATRICE U KING 7*1 Psnew000 Road SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD to S 6 55-Miscellaneous For Sale Barclay and Katz Suite l(il. J77 VI. Fainbenks Ave Winter Perk. Fioridi 37714 4. DUANE 0000INGTOPI, ,. Announcements 37-Real i\i e //,. / • "'""'''-'r Classes slirting Nov 71 for Meti's Knit Trousers. enroll flow -_______________________________ 36-Business Property ri . , / / Magnolia Ave 373 om 23-Apartments Furnished . / / ,' / . I.'' / . rythIng __I C LASS I F I CATION i7-mestic . t . / I ' f DIALADEVOTION 12)5010 -Cer.trat flaptit Church 83 1 - 9993 Marxist president told fl newsmen Saturday that he will beinNewYorkonly24 hoursto in )977 DLJ 61 Ie -. - ' S __________________ Orla ndo the County Commission Chambers of the Court House, Sanford, Flo,ida.onDecemberl, l912af700 P U. or as soon thereafter as with the Clerk pf th Circuit Court. in ano Seminole County, Florida. upon receipt of roof 04 the pu"licalioss of the Pefitioner's attorney. GERALD fht$ notice, the fictitious name, to S RUTBERG. lfl South .tJLjt't wit. MINI TOW OF FLORIDA Avenue. Orlando. Florida 32I. and 'under whiCh if is engaged in lie the original answr r pleading bosinri at noe Tuicorora Trail in ff11 offIc, of the Clerk of the above file City of M.itland, Florid. That the part, interested in said Court on or before December lath. *977 If youfa'l t do so. lufigiTierit ?y Dvsinfls enterprisi 5 as f011Owi Carte, B Henry def •jfl will be taken against YOU for the rli,4 demanded iri fIve Petition Corporation 100 Per Cent Datea •t Wiriti Park, Orange D)NE AND ORDERED this 4th County, Floriga N.Iwemtwc I, 1977 Oat of November. *973 Lawrence ii ptj, Escimmite Stat) CIet k by Maaine S Loan Desafy Clerk Publish. PlOw I), 30. 77. & Dec OFCOUP4TYCOMMISSIONERS Notice of PuDlic Hearing The Board of County Corn missioners of Seminole County will NOTICE OF ACTION TO JAMES V. KING 71* Pinewood Road Baltimore, Maryland 71772 filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your answer or pleading to the Pttit.on on ARTHUR BECKWITH, jp oD , / . / - - Nixon. . Gil ae Rub,o COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 72.1407 In re; The Marriage of JAN15 L LEE wife 322- 261 1 41 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND COUNTY. FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA. CASE NO. 73.1355 Defendants Section $6509 fliid Statutes CIRCUIT COURT. THE IN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. CUlT. IN AND FOR 5MINOLE Semi no le 54-Equipment For Rent Seminole COunty. Florida 'fl •C cordance with the ProvisiOnS of the Fit,tiøi Plaint Statutes. To Wit Danny P Hall Publish PlOw *3. 70. 77. & Dec e 1, ., ! // / Art by - --__- , FACID WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM PerhapsAlcoholicsAnon,mous Can Help Ptsone12) ass' 34-Mobile Homes I LOSER - / 6-Business Opportunities - ----- HORN 1 / surprIsing 8.4 per cent of the vote and 42 scalc. Three years ago, the liberals barely cleared theSper cent hurdle needed to remain in the Bundestag. For the Christian Democrats, who had ruled Vest Germany for 20 sears frotu 1949 to l'9, it WiiS their worst election sct• back. They won 224 seats In the new Bundestag, compared with 242 three years ago. Defectors from Brandt's forces had swelled the opposi. tion's ranks to 248 b' last Si> teinber, forcing Brandl to dissolve the deadlocked Parliainent and call new elections a year ahead of schedule. Most of the defectors quit the coalition in protest against to the East. The cornerstones of policy, which won Brandt the 1971 Nobel Peace Prize, have been nonaggression treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland. rH ----- 'Hi',tline" AdultS or Tepn% Brandt's Socialists. rt.ieiUng this FICTITIOUS NAME NOT ICE IS hereby given that an engaged ri bul,nf'tt at 1110 State St Sanford Plaza, Sanford. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of THE ART GALLERY. onto that we intend to register said name with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Ficer,cta in accordance With the provisions of the fictitiouS name statutes, To Wit Section $65 09 Florida Statutes 1957 5 Faye AntIC Rose Young Publish Nov 4, 13 70 71 *972 DEJ 74 To W.nt t.d S-tn Memorlams Brandt's Comnwnist neighbors -- ARE YOU I MOUIILEt)' i 1'l me, 4.447027 for 'We Cait' Direct Phone Lines he won't be meeting President County. Florida under the fictitious LAND name of C RE tT ION SCAPIPIG, and that we intCnd to • Personals - Sweutwater Oaks k'clanidsouthof accordance with the pvo,isiOtfl cf the fictitiOuS name statutes, FICTITIOUS NAME PlOT ICE IS Pirrt,p 9.ven that we are engaged in business af 11 N N Legal ._otice -- 2 SEMI HOLE COUNTY BOARD known as LONA RE HALLOWAY. JAMES V KING. BEATRICE U. Court. Seminole Count,. Florida In U, W Bush. Jr. Puteli5Pi PlOw 13. 70. DE'.s __________________________ -- INFORMATION Wekiva Springs Rd This public hearing Will be held in HOus.. rornmsssonr's Seminole County. Florida PLACE ABOVE TIME AND SPECIF ED Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida By Arthur H. Beckwifh. Jr Clerk Publish November 70. 1977 DEJ 100 Al') Classified Ads Will Find A N ew Home For Evi KING, Comrr'erc'al on the described properly Clerk. Board of County PERSONS INTERESTED MAY APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE "landslide" that would change %st G fljfl)'1r Theal landscape for years to come. Running with a slogan of 'wl Brandt Must Remain Chancellor," his Social Democratic party alone received 45.9 per cent of the vole and replacedtheChrtst1anDemocrat party as the largest party In the Bundestag for the first time slncctheWestGermanrcpublic 'as fornwd in 1949. The Social Democrats wound up with 230 Bundestag seats, a gain of SIX over the 1969 electIon. Foreign Minister Valtcr Seheel's small but pivotal Free t)emocratic Party gained in stature from its alliance with R OTTo DOELLING Associated Press Writer BONN - Willy Brandt, bolstered by his greatest personal election trIumph, had an overwhelming mandate today to pursue the tension-easing policies that won him the Nobel Peace Prize. A record number of West German voters gave his Social1st-liberal coalition 54.3 pcicent of the 37.4 millIon ballots cast Sunday against 44.8 pe cent for the conservative Chris. tian Democrats. This meant vi seats for Rrandt in the 496. member Bundestag. the lower house of Parliament1 a solid majority of 48. Brandt immediately served notice he plans an unprecedented journey to East Berlin before Christmas to sign his government's friendship treaty with the Communist East Get. man regime. '1 recognize the resulLs of the It' ; a ni.intate ti carry forth ... the work we started with success in the last three years," Brandt said in a restrained victory statement. "The majority confirmed we are on the right course." The nuignitude of Brandt's personal v*ctory, which rivaled that achieved by Konrad Aden.uer in 1957. exceeded the coalition's expectations. Some stunned politicians spoke of a WANT AD KING, his wife, and JAMES A R bids at the office of Arthur H Beck with. Jr . Clerk, up to 1200 noon Actual award to NOT ICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR .&TiNG ABANDONING, Tl'IE DiScoTiNu1NG AD CLOSIP1G OF RIGHTSOF WAY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County. Florida. at 700 o'clock P.M or as soon thereafter as Possible On the *9th day of December A D. 1472. in th County Commissioners Meeting Room at the County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, will Piold a Public Hearing to consider and determine whether or not the County v vacate, abandon, discontinue. cbs.. renounce, and disclaim any right of County arid the public in and to the following rold right of way running through the described property, to The Wes alert of the existing 66 foot road right of way for Thunder Trail, fvrttserdes(ribl'das. thu West bfeetoftheEast llafeefoftheSouth 170 feet of frie SE i4 of Section Iciwnihip 71 South. Range 30 East, Seminole County. Florida. E I e c t 10 n I r I u in p h Bolsters Brandt Seminole County. Florida 1*, Greg Drummorid. Agriculture Room 106. Court hold a public hearing to consIder a pro%ed change of zoning from A 1 AgricuIturt to C3 Wholesale Commercial on the followIng described Begin at thi SE corner of SE '4 of NW Of Sec 74 215 31E run north along east Ineof SE 1 of NW .01 Sec 24 315 3*E a distance of 741 31$ to Ely r w of SR 476. thence SWIy along Ely r w of SR 474 a distance 305 Sf?. thence 541 degrees 40 E i ft to the P05 and BegIn at the SE corner of SE '4 of NW '. of Sec 79 31S31E run N 44 W 700 ft to Ely r *0, SR 476. f hen SWIy along Ely rw of SR 421 a distance of 70S S If to South line of SE '.. of NW l of Sec 392*5 31E. thence east 791 0 ft to tPie P05 Further described as east Of 476. on the north side of Mickler Rd This pubilc hearing will be held in the Count, CommisSion Chambers of the Court House, Sanford, Florida, on December S. 1972. at? 00 f M or as soon thereafter as possitite &rd Cc.uty Commissioners Seminole County, Florida By Greg Drummorid, Chairman AttOlt. Arthur H Becl*ith, Jr. PubliSh November 20. *912 DEJ _______________________________ The Sanford_Herald Commissioners County CommisSioners will receive S as Chairman Attest Arthur P4 Beckwith. Jr Publiih November 70. 1912 DE) House. Sanford. Florida. Tuesday, November 3$. 1977 Arthur H BeckeilPi, Jr . Plaintiff, appeal ag.a'ist •he caro of A lu%tment in denyrig a rgujt to park a trailer in an Al Agriculture Zone on the folIing described proC*rty Boo at the intertOcilon 04 tPte NEIyP WlirieofS,R 46*I?PI?PIe Sly P W fined Sprng Avenue as shOwn on Piat of Alcirene Park. PB 4. Page 40, thence runE along thO Sly line of sio Spring Avenue 3151' to ?heEIyiineofthnWlof Gov Loll cii Section 75 II 34 thence NWly alongsaidNElyR SR 46a distance of 491$' to BOB Further Cl'ibed as on Spring Avenue North Of S P 44. Wel? of Center Road 'This publiC hearing will be field In the County Commission Chambers Of tt CO'J' HOUSO. Sanford, Florida. on December 5. 1977. at7 00 P M. o as soon thereafter as oouible Board of County Commissioners Seminole County. Florida dl Greg Drumrnond. Chairman Attest Arthur H Beckwltti, Jr PubliSh November 20. 1977 OEJ 97 poilitelt Board of County r.r.t r,gulbr Coun!, Cornrn.sson Meeting, ThrO Floor of the Court fl THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 7*443 SEMINOLE COUNT'! BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF COUNTY COMItISI)WFRS Nelice Os Public N.arn NotiCe The Board of Count', Corn The Board of Count1 Corn mlt%Ofler% of Seminole COuntI will rnion,r of Sem,nole County will hold a public hering to corn.dci- of the Court House. Sanford, Florida, on DecemberS. 1912. at iCE successful bdder wilbemnadeaf the l'rt,',oners GibSOn haying bet-n filed ri the Circuit Court it and for Seminole County, Florida, the title Of which ' of As Admsnistratrs. Sanford. Florida .CAPE (HEcAPEAKE flJ7O day November, AD 1913 Eva 0 Poller Office. GENE WILLIAM GIBSON and 'TAMI JUANITA GIBSON. his wife. t' PELNAM STREET 6th Dissolution of Marriage, and you are Monday. November 27. 1977. for required to serve a copy of your furnishing the follOwing items of written defenses. if any. new equipment to thO County of of * ILL lAM COL BERT I Seminole, Florida STENSTROM. DAVIS 1. UcIN A One tractor complete with TOSP4. Attorneys for Petitioner, Sloping terrain side arm mower 5 Post Office ho. weios. address B One mCtal storage buildintg 70 *330. Sanford. Florida 37771. and file 30 ft in s:e the original with the Clerk of the Spec if cationt may be Obtained at ahove Styled Court on or before of the Seminole County D,cemt-r P. 1972. othere.su a Engineer. IXE 5s'vteth Orlando Drive. default arid ultimate Iudgment will Sanford. florida 3277*. or by writing be entered against you fDt the relief Clerk's office. P0 Drawer C. ctema:.oed m the Petition Sanford, Florida 3771* All bids are WITNESS my hand and official a sealed envelope, plainly to be teal of Said Court on the 1sf day of marked on the outside. "Sealed Bid November. A D *977 for (Item), open November 27. lSi'aU 1977 " ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR Bids will be openea at 2 00 P.M. Clerk of the Circuit Court Monaay. November 27. *972, in the Seminole County. Florida Board of County Commissioners STEPHEN A CAL DER. r.DDR(SS IS the Post Office ho. I3.0 Sanford. FIorid 37771 NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO DORA ANN BARTON TORIA PEITELBACK. a mmcv, by l'rtt,ociert Deceased Notice is hereby given that the underSigned will, on thP 9th day of December. A 0 *972, present to the Honorable County Judge Of Seminole County, Florida, Pier final return, account and vouchers. as Administratrll 0$ the Estat. of RA POTTER. deceased. and at said lime thCn arid there, make if) plicationtothesaidjudgeforafinal settlement of her administration of Sad estate, arid for an order discharging her as such Ad Legal Notice - SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Pt. 5 POTTER Publish PlOy 6. 13. 20. 77. 1917 DEJ 77 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO 72.126 DIVISION 0 fl THE MAT I ER OF THE TO IN PROBATE In ri the Estate of: Stenitrom. Davis i. Mcintosh Florida State Bank - Suite 77 Attorneys for Petitioner DO I 179 In the Court of the County Judge. Seminole County. State of Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Stat, Bank Suite Post OffitP hO' 1330 Sanford, Florida 37171 ' STOCKS Dated at Maitland. Orange County. Florida. Oct 30. 1972. Gerald P StockS 1. PUDIt'l Nov *3 70. 21. & De *977 DEJ SI os the Estate Of IRA S POTTER STEPISTROM DAVIS I McINTOSH 6 business enterprise 5 GERALD P DEJ 2 WILLIAM I COLBERT Of 1973 NAME STATUTE ministra'riL Dated thiS Deputy Clerk P 0 Drawer 7 '.anford, Florida 37771 Publish Oct 30. & Nov °' erIQQOd in bu%nf%' $ 1171 Caelbcrry, Lancelot way. Seminole County. Florida under 'tie ,, FRINGE name f,CtitiOu BENEFIT MARKETING CON SULTANTS and we intend to h, CIP 0, register sad rmme the Circuit Court. Sernnole County. Florida in accordance with the prOviSSOrd Of thi Fictitious Name Section ItS $ Statues, To Wit florida Statutes 1957 IN (lii ILAIID. MIZE Atturnryt for Plaintiffs rio NOrth Oak Avenue FICTITIOUS NAME w By I BERRY Legal Notice Escanaba Avenue Chcao. lilnOs 60170 Lawson C,eorge YOU ARE NOTIFIED Pia? an Adolph P Rein&ke action for dissolution ci martiage DI( 4 PubIh Nov 70 . Ms been fled againit you and lou *472 ire reQuired to Serve a copy Of your DEJ 90 wi ,tten defenses, if any, tO it on WILFRED H CONRAD. ortitionersattorr*y.wtio%eaddrets FICTITIOUS NAME s *00 North Highway 1793. NCI'T iCE iS riercby uven that 1 am Casselberry, Florida 37707, engaged in business at Bldg before November 79th. 1972. and fill Sanford Airport 79th and Carrier. original with the clerk of this Sanford. Seminole County. rlorida court ether before Service on f the f,Ct,fioui name under pettoneri attorney or immediately AMER ICAN FLORAL ART DIV OF thereafter. otherwise a default will INTERNATIONAL. INSTA GIFT tntered against you for the relief INC . arid tp! I intend to register demanded in thO petition 5,10 name with I he Clerit of the WITNESS my hand arid the seal of Circuit Court. Seminole County. thiS Court on October 76. 1973 Florida in accoroanc. With the (Circuit Cot Seat) the .ctifiou5 Name rtoviris 4RTii H bECK*ITII, , Section $65 o Statutes, To Wit As Clerk of the Court Flor.d Statutes 1957. By. Cecelsa V. (kern S M.chael P Kurtgls As Deputy Clerk American Floral Art, A;LrED H CONRAD Div Of Irista Attorney for Petitioner Gift International. 100 North Highway 1797 Inc Casselberry, Florida 32707 Publish Nov 20,371, Dec 4. 11. 1977 Publish, Oct. 30, & Nov 6. 13. 20. DEJ 91 *972 DEl 150 ____________________________ has t*en filed against you and you a'e reuited to serve a copy of your on the Plaintiff's attorney, C Vernon Mite. Jr.. of the avis firm of Legal Notice 5)0 tpo lrn4I, tantn,j. 132744% htjuiiO and ra:gur gumps. sprinklers W.5Ivi ,'jiiJ't'Q{SqfS. 122 .4410 Get In On All The Action! THE HERALD S JOIN THE SHOPPER'SGUIDE DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. . o.Days 25Day l3Wks 3 lInt, Md-$5.88 $19.14 tS460 4 line Ad- 7.8. 25.52 72.80 S line Ad-- 980 31.90 91.00 Dial 3222611 or 831-9993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CI1ARG YOuR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE I IS1ED IN YOUR NAME. �I lit' Sa nford HeriId 2A—The Sanford Herald Monday, Nov. 20, 1972 Ex-Dictator Peron Meets With Leaders r - By ROBERT I). OHMA Associated Press Writer BUENOS AIRES i All) Juan I). Peron. in Argentina only four days after 17 years of exile, has seized the political initiative from the ruling military junta in determining the course of the elections scheduled for March it. Bolstered by thousands of cheering, chanting supporters, the 77-year.old ex-dictator met Sunday night with leaders of the other major political parties. They accepted insults and catcalls from the crowd to attend it meeting called by Peron at the three-story suburban home purchased for him by his supportcrs Peron was to continue his meetings with political leaders today to strengthen his position in any future negotiations with the military government. There has been no major reaction so far from the government e x cept for a warning that it would take any measures leceSSary to maintain ui-ocr around Peron's house. About it thousand militant Peroriist.s camped overnight around bonfires in a vacant lot across from the villa and on neighborhood lawns. More than 10,000 had gathered there - ART ('LASS at Enterprise School works on posters for contest held in conjunction with O'Brien. l.edford l)oug Bonamv, Mitch Morris and I)eltona's 10th anniversary celebrated Donald Thompson. . rin and Sunday. i belt to righ ) - - - Saturday 6 , eight than 100 trophies in B .IOHN 'AN 6IESOS lilting and body-building get the mud oil," he adillitted Associated Press Writer "That's the big drawback. TAI,l.AIIASSEE. Fl. Al' competitions. s Darden was introduced to - Ellington Darden, a babymud exercises six years ago t) America's laced Ph.D with Mr. sa to a Jr., a football team secret Ed Key ys the muscles, University in as clear mate at Baylor healthy body is strong, Waco, Tex. as mud. Rev's father, a bur l former Darden, 29, a Florida Sta te sur t' c t. r ho once lived at Ne rcstler 'niversity graduate student .: The I )tvis, 41., *'urttu t.s Minerva af. tht tWit t OI{ \Nt;L, iiif. .\I' Ni. Ucnham of th e R II Fla., built Beach, lieves in Sniyrna from Conroe, Tex., be president of the Republic of fairs of sta te from th e provi. the Greek goddess, is 900 miles 1fht the reefs Navy in 1854. But it) full of mud five by-six foot tank vat full of exercising in a Minerva u-ui-rent population: sionalcapital - his living room north of Auckland, New Zcz. unclaimed, yard. in his back south of the apparentl) squishy mud land and 260 miles iero elevation: -3 at high tide) in this Los Angeles suburb. On Jan. 16 of th is year. "After that initial workout I "Its a preu) unique feeling," Minerva, capital of Tonga. has never seen He says the world will soon sit up of Caribbean-Pacific members he says. "I guess It's like the could really tell the re was (reDavis says he plans to visit and take notice of the "newest which consists of two coral ee erev.cn ri ses and thr Enterp inendous merit to this type 1 d nking a ri hctv.ecn summer. but difference and smallest nation on earth ." reefs lying near the Tropic (if Minerva next two-day, from Fiji for a sail set v.aler and a thick milkexercise regime," he said concentrating on glass of But for now. Morris C. "Bud" Capricorn. undcrv.ater most of right nov. he is the reefs. to mile voyage WI many muscles it "You can work neigh:verting a war with Once there, they laid claim to shake. State Ph.D. in would be difficult to work othe th Flori da With a hiring Tong:i, which claims the reels in the name of t he B erv.isc " in physical education already i'rntot). of Minerva and araised Dardensaidhelound th emud gold hand. North Mincra is a circular Ix hand,Darden is studying for Minervan flag another doctoral degree in strengthens and tones muscles diameter. the atoll 4' miles in rt y on a blue for 17 torch of libe s and nutrition. The 6-foot, by providing steady resistance food South Minerva. v.hich the sea) background v.hich was out 195-pound former college throughout a series of exer. miles awa, is a coral Davis. more eist' football tackle has won of a figure designed by cropping in the shape But King Tupou IV of Tonga, eight, about :t'' miles wide and - e general of the 100-nuin Tonga eight miles long. At low tide, th an cxt)cfcn.ce Force, led reefs thrust three feet above t he nd accompanied ttater. At high tide, they peditionary ba police in June and deby Tonga Mercury Portable... disappear. over sovereighty clared Tongan \ Davis, who formerly was fly. for people on the reefs. engineer, .iectronic the reefs 'We researched ;.resident of a company called Davis said. . ( .,ribbcanPaclfic Enterprises. thoroughl) hich was formed for tiw' "Tonga's boundaries of all . foreshores and specific purpose of establishing rocks, reefs waters have been spelled out in a new nation somewhere. arc' seven stockholders royal proclamations ever sin ce Th ere 1887. Minerva is missed by 100 with a total investment of $250 miles. (flØ in th e project, Davis said in Davis said the Republic of an interview mc bulk of the Minerva plans to negotiate with money is from the president of the king. "We certainly don't a phnramac'cutical firm who want to go to war over it." j!3I9S wishes, at this time, not to be Li CC Davis would not say however, if identified," he MOd, he is prepared to go to war if lou h : '1e "h fratiri' ..,y,trr.I, tâIi5ratd pA'CT t*i., tr.Lh Then he explained why the necessa ry. CUcr. two tilnr rjhkwfl mind •U't Meanwhile, Caribbean-Pacompany was started Great flt full We figured we really cific Enterprises plans to start rift to or to rotirrive couldn't straighten out our own work on a major landfill Ph n country," so we would start operation next April. "We hope to dredge sand in over someplace new," Davis stuart said "We searched through the lagoons zind build a 1,000-to history books, libraries and 2,000-foot-wide, 10-to 15-foot . nautical ('harts for itnyp1n In high surface on which to locate the world that was unclaimed." our country I)in'is said. - Nation 'v%/orIcJ ' Smallest $2500 ' - i,\l ________ . Oil o ' - .,' - ;R - • ISM - 4 ,. '. en. f ruit If whill III ex Put In type.4 art' now t)rI1fld' (4) $701 Both Open Mon. 6 Fri TillS Open Sun I t Maitland Store c'onrsels i.,uuuiiitI Ln- the I i'il(Iut iOfl8lly fav orite fruit to accompany Thanksgi-. ing dishes. LI appears 1S a sauce, jelly and In a gela' sour cream and wIiIplrtt crt'aiii Suit'ti a eouiihin,it Intl niakes It an 's s'l ht '.,iI;iil or a dvcss'i I ('l(Nltl(( )S1 A 2 eui1s (ru'%Ii or fss,i',i reshu cranhu'rrbcs, I iii ran 1 11 OF. I iiiaiuit;sr iii tirarigu' ss'gu,i('n(s %% ell driiluicii PlIil'ilJ)iiii' t'hiuinks u t'il draluii'sI cup OF.) slirt'dtluul ('u('unuI - I large banana, t'iil,t'd 2 en si'lolies imf Ins ored Dressed Up Version Of ,An Old gelatIn 2 tahli'spuintis prepared mustard AlLk:F:s CLAIIIE, NEA Food Editor (turnIiine cranberries and sugar. Mix thiornuighily to dis' solve siiar, D rain well and reserve liquid from orangi's and pineapple chunks. Add I jar (II oiiflec's) cmiiherrs .uristige relish A really dressed-up version a li.uun loaf L)leiol' siuitskctl ham, lean pork. cranberryfirigs' relish and Pin('PPlI' slices This attractu e ( ran Rain Loaf goes well with a m ixt'd green salad and est'aI loped corn For dessert serve a light prune whip 3 pineapple slices - In a howl. iii ix ham, pork. cornilakes, cream, e g g onion, salt and mustard. Add halt of tlut' relish and stir unIii well blended Grease a 9x5x3-unch loaf pan and ar(IUN.1IAM LOAF rangi' pineapple slices on cups ground smoked hinun bottom. S pread I )iiit'ZuI )I)l(' with remaining relish. Top with ham mixt tire pressing 1 pound ground lean pork firmly to prevent air spaces. 3 cups cornflakes itake' in a preheated 3). (I pint) light cream degree oven for 1' hours. 1 cup Loosen edges and invert on or half and half a platter. Drain off execs.,; , - . - ," 2 eggs . . j 2 tablespoons instant minced onion - lt I teaspoon still u ces Garn s h with addii i tkinal pineapple, Ora ng slices and sprigs of parsley if desired. Makes one 9x5x3 inch loaf e 3995 r hous young ' anti older ground beef, pork and v ea l , wife ('ailed ''The Interna ,%;k your meat man to rind tinnal Gourmet Uses of it to your order. The most Ground Beef,'' it give popular weight package Is -;pd recipes in the clas1r a b Itu 1 2 pounds 1½ culinary styles of fadli pounds grr,uind heel to I I a p a n, Mexico ltaI pound ground pork be e f- Grocee. England. Franc" pork mix am I'i pounds Scandinavia S p a u ii (,er gro und beef to ounces each many, K ii s a and th° ground pork and veal for the regional cooking of America three meat en m hi fl t I ()fl This so-called Recession Sp.' , for Make a A in 11.1teirvine m P3t- cial wa Family rillotle fvA 41a It Tonight 6 to 9 P.M. - riurnerou. Most in .ady-t.co.k w,bght Oven - I.mp.raturi - thermemsier Total Coiling Time t.mpsraturs Hsun.ipprszlmit.) Tuesday 6 8poundi 325'F, 8-12 I 12-I 16-20 20-24 " 185 1 l. 3 to3½ " 3½to4½ - 4½ to 51A FREE GIFT _ with any S25 order During the above hour -, 5½ to 6½ " U (x,ksng time I IwtMl on chilled t.tiltry or x)ultry that fins juit Aron thnwed — tot rtnt akivo 40 1' %T11I,I1 turkey ii lightly brown, rti..-r wit h a "tent" of foil. 'I'o rnakt' tent: tear off h.-ct hb'avy Duty ltr.ynolda Wrap tiratiges, p1tit'pple, ctwoitiit (ren*. through center and 5 to 10 incheslonor thnn bird and banana to cranhu'rrus's pinctt over bi rd. lioki in plot-ce by crimping it lightly at breast Sprinkle gelatin over i ' 'U and over dnamitieka. This kN'JM turkey moist without wiM I('uIilt)bflt'(l juliet's to sof ten ing and I)r(,%,Pnta ovrrhrowning. Snip the ntring holding dnimito- kM during lad hour of rna.t log an heat perietrnt. inside of thighs, l'lace over in c din in heat, ti 'I'urkr Method stirring constantly III ilisShako one L'lhk;xKJn flour in empty turkey alto Brownsolve gelatin. Add to Iruits In. Bug overt c'rxiking hag and piiici' in two-inch deep roaitFold in sour cream. Whip ingpan. flniht thawed turkey with soft butter or margarine creamuntil stiff peaks form and iprinkle with w.amnings Slide turkey into oven twig. Secure twig with twist tie and make hallinch .lita in top Fold into fruit mixture. Turn of hrn ('ook in a preheated 31,0'F', oven according to the into 13x9x2-incli dish or 2foll owing timetable. quart mold. Chill thoroughly Mist Oven until firm, overnight if pos-Ready too-cuk therm ometer slide, If desired, servings wtlght tsmperstvrs tampiratir Unstuffed Stifled may be topped with more 1 8-12 pounds 350'F. sweet or sour cicain. Serve 185F. 2½ 103 hrs. 2 to 2½ hrg to as salad or dessert to iped I 1215 3 to3½ hrs, 2 4 to 3 his. I with whipped cream, I! (I t' 15•20 3 to 4 hrs. 3 1o3½ hrs. sired Mat-'vs 16 servings -of o. 10 LB. TURKEY - . yours with the purchase of any appliance . $100 or more today or tomorrow. - . - - . . 4 . Sears " " 6 to 9 P.M. - He'll have goodies for all the children' - SANFORD ONLY PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 AT 27th ST. PH. 322-1771 " U - fr a 0o1cJn9 $ ..fl tul I Ci's ni,lsIq Aluminum utiggeit t. g Teat w:u q to r'uit your hnlid;i ttirki'y, Foil Teril iurkr MrIIu,st I_sm' it ishiollow rnaist ing ;snn withi It,'vrtr.Id* Wrap ,snrl pine.' thaws'd turkey on it rack in flue pin llrti.li till over with wilt is iirhui':ut.i 125"F, riven or. ht for or rn:irgnrim'. ltoait roriti flg to thi.' following Ii m,'fiuhile. I ('tip sour cream hi1mili he avy creauii I It ' it..' ,niii,' 1. ii.Ii'r tsirkt'y ii'.'iuiliui.l.' i''l i, fii-quireq Jes jirs' i:t r:u t flirt and ruiu.t mg tune thou iii r u riiIrw'u hot.' doy 'lb.. hinme .'ct,flomiafR Anl, ,n.'thod. of cooking or.' ', I ('ii ii ( re(ipri; call ifleal-lotif rr'tiiar, chia'- k or 1nformation cm' When a recipe sug- fr oThat y practical v e m a gestc a mixture such as present for the (;hrlcfmas gruind hoof and pork Ot Santa Comes To Sears in Sanford.' uiga r top mo~l h'sct' round ___ "' 'liopu'ii 11lfl1'iIuIilt'. lianatia;, c's'c's'uuuit a 'e.ui'-rs)un(1 Pu'3St1t't' hecauust' a t' k a ti) i tt'('li' niqules I IOWVVt'1'. thu' tart and colorful red lwir) , is still 1:141 george ," 0 :--- MEMBERS of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10096 and Auxiliary of Deltena. sold poppies in the l)eltona Plaza. Proceeds go to replenish Service Fund, used to aid veterans and their families in need. Shown here, is "Poppy Lady. Mrs. Catherine Mdflenry, member of Auxiliary presenting Herald correspondent Fannette Edwards a poppy. (Charles Edwards Photo THE LATEST S ni , The pr ice I pav for I seems to electricity tty ht *g me* was wondering howitcomparesto r what custome in other are a s. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 You'll Find... THE LATEST Outstanding Home Values Real Estate Transactions Apartment Complexes Local News Coverage Gardening & Landscaping Hints Decorating Ideas - / apparing in The Sanford *rald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for S3. You'll Find... rod k the unit ;r lP1 rt'-.ijent Ia! t11'.tt imer'. i'. It wcr. Ni it t I fl' 'wct in dic ci lul-,trv It ircr.ut i n cx L indt'r Iii '. 111k' area'. I. hi it it ,\ ud iii 4 )111L, e. i II!it 'utial ;lvcr;1t.h' I-tsr cx ,u '.iii tt ic.0 nt Iv hn'cr n Sertenlhcr, rc'.ideriti.d C11'.tt inter'. '<t.-w York City piid S2. 2 tir IC'\' LI hi,'uur-., 'ut'tsur }F'L h i ll for the uti: ,t. Ott T1;L s pay Condominiums umber of kilowatt hour'. 5vt'uuId havi.' h.,\lRnhler iiflerc'.t iiit. fact •iI'ut '2I tur clectrk' bill. the aver;ut' r'.'.ick'nt : S ti'.tt'utnt'r '.'rvL'I by FPL ;ictu;ulh' U'.t". ;iht ztC tI\ r i't.'FIt more elect ricit s (kin thi. - tcrt '. t lii, 11.114 111 I-I1L 'I1&(iiilIL.LL'.% \('IL hi (15k -A I'u 'itt t'lccITit st"' it'c Erit - :1" iiiRtuc lc'Iit4I ut itt't u iii Or to iI lit rij, else. Wt. Planned Developments Ii 't'ltt IL \'t'ig (1L5L'it'L' Iit)t1('%I. (11(1 (LII itillsti clN. ?ii'f ;ufhl,L-l\ 'Ail 5Iitiij,'liI .Ancl tic trN hi dILS 7r('( J lt('7lrl\--(tsk('(l ii,tt'ctf: tithers it 'ill recen t., l'''° * .'tl117t'5?-. JItt'Iunis hi Nwo i - l 1L. \l.tFiutt,i.'7 F-., es'in svh,it ctiticcrns you help'. ti" i-i, ir' ' it tit You ask. FPL answers. it FPL Look in the Sunday Herald ;o \ i'l/)— I Fi Pr'p.irc'hirkcv : ' • of for plain W.iv 'r tb liii iiiiiitl A ti,tiiitt'i I \ tin 11111141 with a slitiu'lu'fl(i' tirinhint's mandarin OT new '- 55 .characef krw..anf - '' • r . Cranberries the .r . : • ' ( IlltI Its 'tllFl NEA F'nssil l'ditnr Royal .tl - - Titian L I . sg:v:ng d I ea For Cranberry Dish - . - / ..t ,., .;: -. ',,t ' 6 1r , -' IWo Gl'('.I( . - • - ' ,, ' kk 't 1 -1 M'' i nerva*PoPu1at*ion Zero ,. / , \I)I1UX ho,nhiit r't The word ran rover a ltd of lit'cI'Iut Inn I"ur i'iuuiiplo, toti iiiurti liii in flit' ruii';il is liii' ('tuIllilllifl rinul tnnjnr cotuipiaIt T11 for fat is Ui per i't'iil Mti I1V hub ho'i c arc St lIiiui hi,utul ioiigi'r with liii uncsro Not flit's tuiiikc i ltf'( 1IiI Ii flint wa y list of cxli n pt Fat is for ( lit .iptr thitiri r(d tno.ut M'. iiti ito to puir 1111011g. what 111f, flit content . O I.vx1 Ar ut' to IF k. CANNON MUSIC CO. '' ': • Regular (.round fl'cf: ic Ii' fit ,' I,,iftht'r i'ann'it sup (lrt,iiriii hoof r,incle frorri lean p' I hat information, or calls Iv your curiosity about wind nient and (iii a; cut from a flut's Iritti sour ground rn"nt, wt,nlc' side of beef. For barn' burger patties. casseroles, try antil)ui'r cliii;' tnoat loaves anti cniicoc 'I'hr',e a, &' rio uniform stan. Grou nd ('buck: Only thu,ds for hairitmrgor. otherwise known it; choppe d brief chuck is iit'rl Jiupi fi) lt'A(iiflL! meat deal. • (.rouind Hound: 1hi I; tic arc In ing to rnakc' thoir tlt'luixe tiamhuiror with a proiirtc reasonably consic- tsIghur price tag to mnafr- h it in fat content In g quality Your supermarket rat t'ioy have not vet been grind; t from loan hoof trio csi ( c'csfuil round II' re c a riulk k breakdown f 1ixtuires '4 1 I . , out ei41e00 t '' t l And LrOfl Matrt I arc''% ea'd A 'J ot .••, -, !) It. ..a.. ' ppr -. .' s• J' - L1 1,1,TED OFFER %Veeks For 01 - '1111 ORGAN RENTAL M ud Builds Body Says Muscle Man fourth grade: sixth graders. Melanie - liv (A 'i N( fit . ing junta headed b> Prs.tdcflt Mcjandro Lanusse. The junta has given virtually free rein to Peron's political dealings after it touchy 24 hours following his arrival from Home last Friday. Monday, Nov. 20, Many Varieties Of 'Hamburger' I after Sunday afternoon ttx't'er games. but this war tar less than the 50,000 iiiho packed the narrow, tree-lined street the night before Among the men meeting with Peron Sunday night was 11i cardo flalbin. head of the Radical party and a key figure in Peron's plan to form a political alliance to offset the anned forces. lalbin had to run a gantlet or 200 young Peronista who shouted Insults anti guerrilla slogans at him. He told a news conference later: "We have spoken of the responsibility of political parties and the necessity of common action." lie t,rushed aside the Insults, saying Peron would probably get the same if he attended a Radical rally. Also at the meeting were other representatives of the Hour of the People, a loose organi7atiofl of political parties formed in 1970 to pressure the military government to call elections and hand power over to a civilian government. Peron has carefully avoided any public criticism of the i-ui- - I - — CALL TODAY - 322-2611 or 831-9993 Extension 40 �28—The Sanford Herald 'ti, V#1 Monday, The SiinfordfrriiPd nday, Nov. - lip ip (4 I ('4 I V V (4 I ci • 0 ci • • • • • . V C, • • ' C,- ' _____ t (4 • . (1,1) C, 'fl . ' • : 1L : : Heart Line: Polyunsaturates Are Really Good Eating Ul ) : V (4 U :• • : : : : : : : : ' • : Try this interes ting potyunsatMed cal Eai.'h recipe Is delicious as well as easy to make. — I Pt L'S water il 2 U 1', Inch) Inyo'r )flfl5 lIflC bOttOlils with and ble nded. Pour into prepared pans. Ilakc' Iii 3.M) degree I IlIlMierilip) l)VCH about 30 ier. Sift together (fr) iticthvnts into t*w1. Stir in mnyunouoise. (;radtinuy stir In water and waxed OK ttiltiiit. ir unlil uik springs back wh.io touched (*(Kit Hflhtv('fronii,ntt Makes two Irs ' - wiirri iiu&s 1I'd(. Mtr .n'l vanilla .o .rnMl iiiwl Slowly heat Ifl fr')WfIPT*'d *ii,r un r ong c r.It ru c of ted eggwhile t-o vHst;; I •"I'fr',fl f,rrr'i;,k wu ALL40 'THANKSGIVMG -- 11 1EII STEAK aic THESE PRICES 0000 72 a 0 0 C 16 10 0 S. \ . L. 16 C) I . - :L .! : C) e Q. I pound lean flank a. pol yunsaturated oil W 04 - 6 0 C4 Ui >. " I çfM(Ord GRADE "A" 1 cooked rice jx in a medium-sized bowl. blend together soy sauce, water. cormstarch. pepper and garlic. 11iinly slice steak on an angle across the grain. N Cn 4 03 co I IV Q & ARMOUR' green peppers 2 large tomatoes, cut in wittipes 6 kA z WIN, 4. mix into soy sanci, mixture. green peppters anti saute, stir- b\ - . - : I LA.— & . and so), sauce mixture, sinihot cookittl riev. Serves 4. OL .r- J.L . ring iastt*uolIy. until atmost tender. M In drained meat. Cook, stirring, until nwat loses its red color, about 5 minutes. Stir in tomatoes its k! 1 _Xt t C 1 6- ti i o.- 6 L~ SS I small hIttad of goo lip lip ;h m I ' in 011 Ilik • *1iIi1ts. ci 00 3 POULTRY SEASONING . bunch radishes, ci g' 14 cup o pol11riIuMI il 16 r 16 V Cn It L to 06 0 V JC am — • _5 leaves and place in a salad '4 1j It .. . Z ... •. : : . tngretlienLs. Mix well. Pour over greens and toss. Seo-ves - 16 L EU c_'_ I — . •—: -4 5 - C. •b. -=0 ::E :~ W 3cupsunsiftedflour I I -z cups sugar C.SCSC CORN-FED BEEF ALUMINUM FOIL from WATERLOO, IOWA REYNOLDS ::i baking powder I I-. teaspoons baking soda 0 Try lip, 0 0 0 CHUCK ROAST RIB ROAST LB.. LB. C Th is POTATOES 147 HEAVY DUTY ROLL WRAP 'I A c • • --. C SWEET I c. j.Y4 ,.-(, -OCEAN SPQAY FQES)4' CELERY CRANBERRIES L ONE po Company : : • - • • . SIRLOIN ROUND STEAK STEAK C, C UII j - - z . 1. z s,.. ew - 0 0 £ • 40 Swi ss S teak g 4 16 as L z / 1/4 cup orange juice tL A r 41*4 4: j € a 0 411 00 jj T 0 Sbcll.Whip (he cieiiiuntil stiff ¼, j . - DOZ. FOR 00 LD FASHIONED COUNTRY W • ,, 40 ; • Vi PU ! • : h111111_I rnish : : : : -• WOc LB I I i - wiII remaining t8aked Meringue Shell : r'JKñ /1(1I LTS1I' Lppcd cream Makes 6serv in : /11,1 over crcafiirtingueShell, it 1 - - spre.ad s)me over custard and remainder over top edge and sides of meringue shell Itefrigerate filled Shell and remaining %hipped cream At serving Lz Oz V - > (FINE FOR DRESSING) usirg3/4oIthehippedrrearn, -, C 2 l-Twi&xna— 40 it 4-01 CA CAN / MEDIUM Ug(fl4lflraflgt5drarned serving. spread custard over bottom of Baked Meringue 40 C 8-01. FLA. GRADE A 17~\ r It P1 C CANS teasp)on vanilla In the top of a double boiler slightly beat egg yolks, add 6 tablespoons of the sugar. the orange juice and lemon juice Cook. stirring constantIN, over boiling water until thickened (like heavy cream i about 7 minutes Cover tightly and re. M _______________ v I. I F 6 low I I 000 AI FLAKY BISCUITS PABST BLUE RIBBON I tablespoon lemon juice Baked Meringue Shell. sec- tw- 16 "PILLSBURY" 'PILLSBURY' , Orange Angel Pie Beverage ORANGE ANGEL PIE .- 0 ; Rice Rolls Green C (WINDOW 08 18 I COMPANY DINNER I -= LARGE STALK! Dinner 0 ' s C ESCENT ROLLS $ id 4~1 66 I if LB. 'FRESH-CRISP' 40 &quo* 11 -- 16 - 19 teaspoon dry niwstard sugar and pepper 0 IL C RING 49 arragoon virk-gar M rn 0 'McCORMICK'S' sliced Iiff • 1 ifi of wax paper 4 ov er drgecookiehectUsrng , ' '• -ã4 A "OLD-FASHION' CORNED BEEF OORLANDO *PARK & SHOP PLAZA STORE 6:00 AM .. 12:00 PM (MIDNITE) 1340 WEST GORE AVE. STORE a 9-inch layer cake pan as a I BRISKET • JWrI I g • W • gcI e .5 • • ;'. • .4 0 1C circle on the wax paper. Beat 2 elf, whites iind 1/8 ten-iperm cfeam of tartar until whites . : e .• 5.O3 ; .•• I . W ,.! :.* 3; W 1/2 cup superfine sugar, continuing to beat if necessary unpeaks 5aSC 5 0 SANFORD In Is Spiced the meringue 3/4 inch wide. Rake in A preheated 225-degree oven 2 hours ~ ad faaaa i 0 mc W0t.I I Z. 1 aaaa *V1-OWES 0 0 0 'a ..'a .& * With a wide spatWaremove :t 0i b tored ma tightly covered container for 2 days before fill- I) LB. &ertheaceotthemarei circle, louninga ridge around the edgethittshnth high and ii W i S hold wfepeaks - gradually beat a !!; 3 4ft 3939 S. ORANGE & GATLIN AVE. STORE (HOME-MADE) - 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE MON.-THuRS....8:ooA.M 700P.M. FRI. & SAT ....... 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. CHAGFFORSLICING - / . . - / SUNDAY ........ 8:00A.M. ,\.. 20-OZ. LOAF "EVERFRESH" BREAD 0 / I / 1 --- *25th ST.&PARKAVE.STORE 8:00A.M. - 9:00 P.M. 1:00PM. WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS �A B-The - Monday, Nov. 20. 1972 Sanford Herald B CEIL BRO W NSTO NE AuotdPreu Food Edilor When he.rd that the we young home - dents rn p ca. 1 Deans lr)m for making It '' CRANBERRY c'OrFEE CAKE Ilup chapped fresh - t Si 00 ' 1 %0 .. £ 88c 3 iS. BAG \s- WT 9I . WHOLE HAMS '' 1 ° 1OLBS. . ' & UP - A fli , FdItnr Fill the fillet wit! rrM r vrnrn and frp ii?h 21C 1. B. ) ( lie,- Wh' ip rhø fIIøt wi th additInfl Pon IN 11 ~A %k 'nvd NF 'I ,-. c ?1ü mtk crtrT. ' . rhere Quantity Rights . or marilarint -- "I.,4, -,r' I:': appIr risin iu, popper and rn,;i' ". W-D BRAND GR. "'A" QUICK FROZEN BROAD BREASTED YOUNG .4 :up milk rnftsjnrirr Sup t - t : LB 1Y:1 £ • DELMONICOS b)espoongranu1ed sugar *.abiespwri dark brown pattaçe Z ounrec 3 TURKEYS - TAIMAUGI FARMS COUNTRY CURIt) Boneless I 6-oz. CANS 25 p, Fillet REDIN,,BASTED /A 99 W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE I%FLF STEAKS r 1 . ::-: NA Apple Juice or frown . C ' $ hu1:, MAID Cranberry auce ( I C1 FLOUR 2 8 8 d 11% PON LB USDA OPAD I'A' QUICK FROZEN W-D BRAND GROUND BEEF $128 READY THRIFTY PILLSBU R Y ce 'Ale rrimpth tntd tWIT T't* t ed f'rst from th e oven it '00 ) $1 © 4 5 'r ,), it,' / / ')/ Stuffed pjp W.t) RHANt) $ 8c 1 CHOICE ti CARVE Rfl RI B ROAST i 1 C7&nberry Coffee Cake . .0 Pumpkin Ilo Ju • • • • • • 0ran es •. . 3 Cranberry Sauce 08 $ i v()fl(s1/ 8zTlk!! e w-D BRAND USDA COCKTAIL ii _______ OCLAN SPRAY &STO FRUIT 999 Champagne .... t Un" I '' ritlrili(,a , flIti • V _ Coffee Cake Snack , .- " '-' - • marZarin' IIarpinInn - , W - ,S In a small miring bowl slit 5; ,,. V~ r;: ~11' 1I amde biscuit mix until coarie crumbs .. 0Wift dough .11;sl WM tut of) a wen-noured Turn BREAST W / Ribs .* Yam -,111t1`1 79 11) Make I Cut;. Stir ITIU# C71111 I I • ;rn. OZ 2.1ii I ire onion. carrot and ep! 49 39c DRUMSTICKS 0 0 0 Reserved wl*4%. DAII STDVI~ IN,- EF !"t-rn, mixture with ;alt and p.pp.- ^.kADf A THIGHS., 0 0906 until snuitith Mill into & 1: ut Sprinkle meat on., 's.-" -S k -ice 10" 16LBS- PRICES GOOD THRU NOV 22 'Pt A C I.B. GOOD PRI(ES THRU NOV. Ire! faiten nconine v.b. 22 P'at-i- n a iha ow r4aThnt pan . GIFT GIVING A PROBLEM FOR YOU ? %~"hf 1h: ) FRESH YELLOW WHOLE, SPICED TTER . '. '114'CiAl 'r 'i Eniiii Makes, C it) E servingi, PE • dt-non,in 'A Int; "13elf CONFEMONEW, \ F ,.ì*ø SAVE 17C $ It' Ihr 1w1uth,mol Ste),, %luneee" ~*,i, topettim 11'. rul --at, Y11411 1/2 trusiWitn' (it spreadinr v(in_%tr,!enr% PKG. i PeaS.....5 1 Oriental P ork I s Excellent ineappue .4 Cocktail. 4 . • . . B(\BRC)%Th%L __ Editor -Asi brienuul Park is excelient for c1hin--sit rupper Jwcause Ory Fruit Cake ' Bread 0 0 1 dish uiu ma'. ant It' sent anothe'll main* dish that haf different flavoring on tilt quite C ___,• ,• d FFEE PEAS p - 29c e2 99c 4.,,,.,, 88c - - ) ' a - SAVE - 38 - __ _________ Sliced Bacon SAV E lIcL ____ I S •ifiI1 SAVI )t, it, W C • 0 IAl JWA :o :t ' -' -' I Ctt * A*!lJA a: !M i r' 1,- f are high in the list o: rl;tii . $ 79 2 , . I - iks shy from miking sum.!,ines fr'um ierLitch becatme 4 td et hnique an bec onsuming Lisjin,* . 4 of S~:inach Casserole is w-i! A,~rth the little nme it $119 i PIES . tLua: 928j1 2 sNouo'. s i uu' .: a' t; 21 3. Roast ssi Cockta l 26-oz. PIES Dinner 78c 88c A ,. 38 C 20-oz. WO$A) Chuck Steak Round iJ A Steak a i SAVE - 30 CANS CAN 111;R\ SAVEa Spinach c A . i'4LCtOSY SAl' PEACH, LEMON MERINGUE, CHERRY 01CC 49c Ham....4 .499 SMITHS DUTCH APPLE, APPLE, PIES cc cA MRS. MINCE MEAT or PUMPKIN Early Garden or Large Sweet SAVE 'i.. - MORTON A',l A.W If 'Large Eggs OR COCONUT 1 69c MAIr CIAhlPP SUP111111,404D GRAD( 'A 0 11SH GALLONS $ 00 . Ill' EARS . Lasagna ALL STORES CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY L HALF THRIFTY MAID ALL GRINDS '!Holt" mAl, Pe "' ASTOR $100 ". - b Mushrooms .4 r__j C 1 HEADQUARTERS % ;4 ____________ IIt I SAVE 18 $ 89C 2 29 CANS (OTRS ) AT YOUR THANKSGIVING . MARGARINE 'i " Iijkle." if) \;I. %,ill lot :hick l%ItcPn ... - i -o MILK ICE -di( remaintn 7' heeie over rnait. Reeplaco wesn and rnait for another fi,,.- minutei tir ontil chees 1A melten. Serve 4irnt.ihPf1 THRIFTY MAID RN C H f". It,, 1111i 61.4411IM.-I! tilt 4:1 SUGAR FROSTIV, nUi1 Pork as a sweet and sour ALL FLAVORS Is w spread Confectioners' Sugar -astinr ove, Inp and sitirf. 0% 11171 ' Land 0' Sunshine angle arrm filhn; &liernaurip 1 ~om sidu if,sidiBake in a preheated 45-dillgree oven Int 21) minutes Whilt F Homove from ivon and ' THRIFTY MAID 1 A.sagree oven .1c I/' . 1 -irift strips of dough a, 1ncti m1erta1 n(fillet Finei Peppers, , Pepper Steak I or pc.r.ad.pineapplr cornt)1nitiot When vi tried tin O'irfltit ;'o-k in out test kitchen wt .1..:.u, ght a boneless, pork loir uIItd and tied that veigtuii "s Napkins ..vir $ 00 .rd unrolled the pork and cut it at t. amount of lied for in tlit IC* ORIENTAL PORK :). *rr Z)l 3 d drained and ryrq reser ed ar Rings r1AI '. cup cider vinegar C•L dliii $iRf'' A%'f 7, tlJ MAI Olives vit" in a 1- bs I- t.s anrt ruai. if J, ;Ian Umngt;ourk flake in j, octusunMIh. until br(lwn Drain about 4minut f any liquid and replace pork rttastinç;)ar. 5CtI1flth :t . P- P Cake Mix - ACK 1 2-.z CANS 4 1.ACI.I' MIZ.t 511Z* 1IJ ii )PFPMO Dl JNSCt ,..1D RADISHIS OR Gill'. MAP.'IST IPf$s GD i4I-i A'. '-Of '-i , D:zI! .l'iC ..i DIfll ; l.i' OARLIPIZ. 5P)wp.. '. 5fPYf CLtJSfl L* 1 ..". 's 1 Pineapple .........1 LAIGI CIAPI 55, Brazil Nuts ..... HAPvLST IPIP1 69( DtLiCI(jU5 77 ............ . iJ*i'(PS PrG - 2 *I .11 '. H •I 79 ik'.d iit1 tIr.aizi,,t 99c 59c Franks s. 1!a&'.:' 59c Cheese P0*1 SHOUIDIl SIp,.4t 69c Picnics I .t I: 0tl AC) PLLJMROSI CUOIU 'cic 'a. 1 A I\A (P41151 RIPA'OP .5 P PIP ( Mil vI14S AQUI? I I ullir) JSP-* GIAPI l*l'1ti tt 'uu' L11 •Ii A 5* t "ai*oni pan P4*11 P .*. ljj tuether L.aer w 39c In PJ11 js "lol`)- UIJI.h .asId iirtrtl .ht 39 lit' • A14011 tttUfl IfS l'.P SI I' Cook 79c '. ;:: 5A1.I'., In itrip'. 3 ... 1 99 pound S%413'1 alt... - Fish Sticks 2 99c Ham ...... :1,11 59c Ckeese TAtv.t • PIAPS () -.. 1149 Iti Broccoli 3 $1 00 Sausage 2 c Chicken Cookies 1 S C) it $998 10 "1'. $100 Steaks Macaroni 2 49c Rolls Hens ...... C) )-(A I P011 of . Cit.. III • tIlt. ... 5 OV(R 79" Hams..... tft 78c Buns... . 2 Gs 79c Steaks • Corn t.t .C'A PF . 1 )I?)P4 M'Pp Donuts ... io p4 pI . . 2 .: A. , A 7 P . till W44011 Ilil (I 11111 55 C) IttAPif I .Iti 49c Steaks I1C)Z1 7 *1 ILIC) A Pt.. 1i't ) 1*1St. 1 is Shrimp 89c Tenderloins ilitil lii RI Muff ins .... $jig .5 (1 . . . . 5)$', S P40.. SSIC .. $1 Cheese 1*15.4 P R011 '-4 III I . $3'9 Gi: I'D • • • • ' 4• • 69c C' 11414 1.0 811' 5 .5% $3 79 49c Patties S I_' - - . - A.P '011 110P411 9 Mixed Nuts A lmonds c IA 89c Fillets 2 PRO 59 Sausage ... & 1 '9 Pim. Loaf . 0 TASTI (' LO1 A.O P MAPC) S(lC) 1)LIVI 0* P'Cl.lI ' '. t)Ufl'.) c'Jipi.t I J' I.tlJ tfl d inner ' MEAT PIPL41" $1 00 Franks $1 00 Sausage ,Aj Peas It[ 4 A.t i suru T0u!I( o Irt.low II.51VTS 73c Diamond Walnuts P01Y I, *J'SIT Ea.';." 0 SIA PIStI Red Cherries ...... 2 ______ ,... TPDPIC*'.* QlA*G( . .sAR.iPp. 88c Lotinn 3 GLAZFD NATURAL 2,,,,,,,,,,33C` Berries 3 $1 00 28c Rolls 2 1 49c Juice . 3:,~,",$1 00 Potatoes 10 tit, 79c APPpj .!P.t UE: 49k Cider . . . . . 49C Rolls . . . . 2 9 Onions 3 A. MRS 1PI'.AMD'-. )'Xf GL.A,.ZfD $1 19 gread. I" 49c Oleo 00 Red Cherries 9 59c Cake M c ?At C) BRA'4L) I 2 99 Rich .... Krunchees 3 OLD V4GMsi F;, 1ACO f)5 I 35c Saltines %i .'1 69c Mouthwash j . • • • '.: )X,I SAI '''•", MATERIAL C )Pa 69c Cookies . 2 7'- 79c Hair Spray "t" 78c Onions r.IUPIINC, Mi çreeri pepper 2 79c Apples 5 "c; 69 'A'. RIO Puppies 3 1 $1 DO Avocados 3 $1 00 TPlS'p. C Coconuts 3 tA Greens.... 10c Cucumbers4FOF 29C M- $100 )Zp HOLIDAY EA I Shrimp 79, l.,i 'APtS' IGDc 41., ... lAMP 11 Rolls DS'1 39c (orn All P(PfRIDZ.I 1A1 BEER p ...... 4 :ii' c:. Coconut 114 mp sugar 69c Cider 39c Dills ,AP 11' AP.4..t 43C Apples Brown Bags MID... Pa.ti* FoiI U'. ii , , aJPI-' &)MtP.J. mea! Cherries ATa OLD MILWAUKEE 37c Mincemeat AS:111P42 1•rnrh rub. u1 into van A 4 3 it ,..-unds. B% V. $ 00 • Good Lunch Sruvuii S4L*d i utkvs CIO tort c- Avuntem - tilt together the iug&r - an DISHES - Gradually stir tin apple nusitt-re. rirrvKO Stir in virwgv. lout I)Irndecl a - Cook, surrall ciat I I TOP VALUE STAAkPS 0NI LA boil and bm4 I minute Stir in I TIT TOP VALUE Sv . AMPS KA A TOP VALUE STAMPS j At Detergent a Iao.... 4 Oven Cleo N I. 4 L - Turkey Roast m - • 4-6 b r 1/4 te.aswo :t 4 cuculittwr 00OP IP4110 No. 21 6000 Itilt) Noll' 21 I lewqw L 5 %haimp Coc%vAlk diCt-1 Snuck Tray Ground Beef •." TOP VALUE "STAMPS I I —, L. TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS d V''o0v 041(04 (041 10111 1`06 _Iod 4 le Marjarline .......... TOP VALUE STAMPS : TOP VAIUE STAMPS I.& P&G$ SvpflIkILAND ')Nt ~(,fr CAN Instant Coffee I TOP VAWE STAMPS DO* PGur pmeople mixture over meat in rrjaj;Ljng pan. cover M-degree Over Bake =W pork 1-. ,30 minutes lunger Sm-e with hot L -, cho BOWL •• ......_...e.... .......,......••e••,, • - .jgt;tj`i' With 1011 arld return LO 91) I db a v e v 9 0 8 d 6 6 9 9 1 11 11 11 W a a I tAiner A iha lork beAt tudethvithe %lfle*r . 5.11 .*fl sU..0 - - g FRENCH AVE. & 25t~. SIT. 419 E. FIRs,r ST. --- SANFORD . FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. -- _.•.____, ____________________________________4 I - -- chill At ser%ing tinie arringe broccoll inixture on loutwe. iumbtr M.*kc'. t se'r'. �i 6 8 -The Sanford Herald Monday, Nov. 20, •:1 FOOD STAMPSI Brings A I I I Out Best Crab I Chowder IJL R ill EI\ (LAIRE \T% Fnod rdunr 4 wart soup 1T8k( i rtt' mU wcnin StII)r(' Iteflecting a touch of Crvk i,noking is; a Creole 'hnwctrr that i filling wht': i•rvi'd cnt'r cooked nuT WI:1 :, rusty French bread at nd rt'lishrs Thehwtc i' WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES 0.. ounce frn7rn pw,kngr of it,, pt'opk• which mali it Idealfor serving ti ii dish to pncparv (v(ry cu tOmCr !rOLF ('R*T ('flown!:!. PAl NCKECK; -ititiet can klnj crah an I g'sinrt !m(k1it frn7N \IaLzi king rriit s old on advertised special is ever the -tL '-ome rhnppcd gr'tr Pepper Clip special •.r• able i I4uIifl('l ('lilt lIaJilittif'' tir ac'l.ii 1 a I•',. •ohinr( onion oiip ih you to tern arne the following W('jl 9IVC yoe.i r( , * • A& - i- • Tt''n and hot back guarantee Nc matter .f P • no matter '.''ho • .'-. 'f-f U'Pi('t Ui (H -• Sit '' 'k CLOSED I ILIA ''' or Cakes --- . '- . Tkwb tv" 1A(14I'4 h•sI ' Jnnr I uhI'pnni I I.t' 'fl1Afl. 41'Pl 4 , to 11 RING it I - 22 I $ OVER '3 FRUIT & NUTSi A j i • hrAnInt It T 1 t or tint' Add erpt tvr'iit I hrs'iit.9 and* ; F1i,rt oiq at hat c'oalcd net ii LAUWD1 , LOW PIcPI 1VIYDA OU& J SULTANA 59c S" Dwm* Ju; A&P BbB& 39c JuV HL&VV DUTT &LUMINUMPOIL Kiwh. Wkip A LP WW PA&I LAPGI 12 01.. JAR Sh4i6d Mia 0' 59C Dam& 0if 45c C~dbca 0if PPICEI _ iaiw" pv)iind .' with av1 I a'up infr 43C UNDER 10 lBS................ LB. 49 ar' id ('lip t'd 1' 's arrn4*r PUICIS I THIS AD. ANY PIlU,VP THROUGH 4OVPMRPP 27. 1917 wIr)PlfStJA I ItIMSOFI!OIP1 1I41S AC) ANY .1r,TAV*ltAStl 10 C ! tahI4p4nn4 i •' !.'r fl.• sruinls S'r't vi:t. ''.r.-i rVIRYDAY IVEPVDAYLOWPPSCII -SUpjYs*I0HT-YSURj PORK DELICIOUS.NOT ON MILD COPtLAND S ALL PAIAT SLICIID 'Bo&IqIuz .. • 2`1111 oz. 69e 13011 ,,. kmtb r ... P"0. 59c 59c .. Av.Dg• 1b.VGuiWCkwi Lu- 130k* RM gg FRItzill oust" (I XCIFT marj stirl 7 Lb 7 9c CAP'N JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN (411 01 JAN) I Lb. xr)-iorit, ALF DILICIOUS FRISH Ph"bCkme Cup CAP'N JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN laatlt'd French tirvzitl hut lvrt'd mid SpnIflLlPd will •.. FOOZIN i 12 Oi. LOWPPfCII swalle U.S.D.A.GRADI"A" QUICK 4inôlb. 1 lb. ALP DELICIOUS COMAND'S ALL MIAT SKINLESS ISO 'I r ii tnm a t() * I tan Vt unri mn4hrfvim PQICII 3 IVIPDAY LOW PICII LoW ppscii HUNTS pupi vvn& PUPS VPGflAPd LOW 79ch. $100 99c jet DL1 ALUMIWUN OI F' $PLIC IOUIS.I&h& CUt &M Uwa ismotlao-69c SpiW?etw1w. Con 3k bolftle, 86C Pwamk Ca's 39c rvrrn rvirYbA LOW Pt1i p0 VOU AUND1 rtuiwdr aVt'r rice t,1iiI' LIahP Piarti q. ran t 10 TO 19 LB. AVG............. LB 5 S 4.)4AflIfl, Ind 3 LB. • , fl pf n i I mør$iom rvib.4 and I tahJ'4pnnn Ic1,ik1 LB. AVG. 3 LBO iitIt T)aq THURSDAY, NOVFMflEP 23, 1972 19 ea l OIHPP 111*11 OP WMOLPSAI P OPAL (PS powder iri %':l,lt'I c'tiil siIt Acid pcaf and simmi- pmj;~ jir( lentley 'I •'p3'I ''t a ;dd 1I)mZIh1H'l. dr ofluir '.iaii[a •••i1 hr, defrost, utrain iri lu-c trn7cn c'rah Siiiitc ci a OI V U.S.D.A. GRADE "A " QUICK FROZEN r(% o rnO ( r r hoof P.-' ic' vøRl. 'r iang '4 little f; It nacj WE WILL flF (i L( a,. ufl., - ofla " ha ;frønt1y than rrtiit ' .nkin Pm' hmna in ri rig(arflP, f'f." we A RANTEE: GU _____ fl'-. ('tipt. szitcr IVASIStooll I•hIII tt'asqirnin (dill i cup Irt'ivri pcli' cnm hot coiu ri Uf' Fift.-r ltf tr? nnrf 14 A .( ".•s'f hut mi,qt WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES 0 ia( (f \II fF' F at t' price L)Y if you wish tiihIriponn (iii ow P1IiA. Monaer for a Roincheck (fltilIeS ' cup rhnpprd crkr' IIJEO t. I V fuit ' 3 p'ctcm gue;1r In Veal ; 'k P POLICY: This aio a qiii A Extivg,-l JANE PARKER FINE QUALITY LIGHT FOR YOU I ha srrv 1iur a .'rah A Abiehitiq 4w IMPORTANT ('.(ifl(UT)ICfll Slfl('(' (Ii .retch a 71 . -flhIfl'f ('liii or f PD I A O P tn(,r( ; 972 %V1 GLADLY ACCEPT Creole / I(aea.tijjti cflvfld 140,. 39e CAP'N JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN 79c Sk'tiiitp Cv ". 3/ $119 Sktaato Fu3eit FRISH DRY PACK ID '°' Pig. .''slj 49c095 tm CAPH J04N i,r, . $169 nil in a*an.' . iit r cas.rIe Rrr " vaal. *atiage and • move tha mpat* ar..t an from pan !ettlnlj 9 g St4JC t ' pt.c* in ut in hark inta pan It .in oil Stir in d cr,ok for S minuti kaa vy saning. tnmato. iihram s'pmi and pier i; * th liquid and 1 cup :ei' t,i*ir• zinc irer or broth Mu read the meat •uld ani.r. • i layer on rap n( eggplant -p with mr-c ,'I Zucchini 'I , SAVE AT A dds To .. 3 Llb .A 1OC WEOI swfrTpEAs DEXO I Car% (i I • 4 St •• t. •** , t* -.- lLb Con. 24C 9C nute or until !aap 15 CrtD . Zacfn Makes 1 , • ALP I.*AND SAVE butter Bake in a 3,56gr ep r4enfnrahoutln HAM .t_z / .• • I Cuisine 1% ( 'I ( '11. IlftOW\' Tt'\L 1 PlU%$UI1 1t1. $laILiAW INII&Wt CO'FH -... -. .-., ________________________________________________________ VUYDAY LOW PIICEI tom 79c iPie Cwt Wix PUM %.4Wee cwmm Jar 59C &LIM ci&ft 0Vv& fil,set .3 Jot .6 EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI HUNTS Stuff ed EVERYDAY LOW PNICII ANN PAOt Quart 4 Ch 2k ...... 9c ( .•.• 3 200s. $100 (4{a4Joi*uu.e . C.at..oup ..... ........................ .............................Jar suoiswfr (QUART JAR) CHECK AND COMPA III te4umInç pasua with vtct.iubk EVERYDAY LOW PRICII ANN PAGE ttuit dulugtittut In Tht (am MIX pint Hfl0l of 1'uU tn .)urk :nuin Scott . IIzinuin raper tazirt thert' art' ni )es ttuurc VEYDAY LOW Pitch DINNER NAPKlNS Ii:' 'vl'eLutaIt'-' tIai 'I Intl tit ,0 I rift PKG. .ia:' 5iri' & ;uapIuc.t'jt• 2 1 u wt' egg;I Izin 9 Tu*faa reeta tuTu bransmustirtiorii'. 3 C OFF LABEL ......... SAP I&&PdD ?' th: , Ic HpactIe•u wc:t Tiit'dilifl rurutultic ntx'ti founu 1 Di I6 b Car. 100 - c'I1 tin 44 OL CAN y'r (4 • Di C.nu CNPCP, AND COMP&PI '4 tt4i%k)4)T. ;w•pps'T quarL tniitun w,4tr ' kAL iaP. DOG POD EVIPYDAI LOW PRICTI so i.c i'd -rut zucchini in raid wlutt'T z thin slum tronc Ci*rtc end & Sctit ) :fl"t ALL DIET 5`4 oz. DISPOSAL.! DISPIPS box c-at'r redurt' heat 4002 . lossI. 49 .crnrnel )u,t until inndt'T lLb. 49c Pkq. 24108. .......... ...los \L FouI Editor tufteti bre.ut If 23c EVIRYDA LOW PIN Cill :i .r.ce it ontains ban jn.i; Arapped in ham i ices. EVERYDAY LOW PRI ecia1 sauce u s p ri ' I 0 BTLS oz.. ego 0 &NIu.R(f (PLASTIC CONTAINER, .0 !VERYDAY LOW PRICEI MORTONPROZIN 3 39C A p 200. - * Ro6. '°' Roll 3 9e Si'. EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI 1 Lb. 'Ii(Z)l.J(i)tL.i(.(. Pig. lie clIlcI%F. 3 I.S. BAG ,na11 ripe banana $ - aronlitic bitters him . ,iice' bukiI chicken breciat hju'. " _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ Cups 1 cup fkrnr e g'5. Welt beate n UP-4 flaked s:'kV')IIII1 59C i L*bktpuuu' ANTISEPTIC l2Ci. $125 So, 'i cup WIne '.tiie.ir • t•U chicken broLl cup $I5 , cup orange jukt $ 1 S. ' son . '----.. U:' -•.- - I('IL tlZT'' ! tit• st. ea EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! ' CHECK AND COMPARE! JP. .. - EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! . a tLittened chicken bra' . id roll up. turning nn 16 lain" S.l1'" ill tcr tht,)esKW)fl ,z4*lt Ii a rapid hail (rz,du.d' add ,qusgtittti st ttit CINIE1PY DIXIE CPYSTALS sauct Lb. "- 9C 5 C.r. 59t ANN PADS LAYER CAKE MIX I I 3 .89' turnuuiç 5tt ( unicaL -rvd time until tendcr drain It: SAVE MARVEL I • AT FIUITDRINKS 4 446 I - - WEOI $ CUCUMBERS - 5C onul is gotdeuu t'iun. To prepare saute. tender and EACH unbuiie *uar and tnegar Csnj .1 kni heat rut itell If l'armesan rtieeie with sahct v-zuvchini mnnn'r Ut.leJll Bring to . un ' ul and continue c, up ttt'iii,- 'il JAS COOKIES Spaghetti to aart 1ut ruth uttflutes or until ctuken c S I colander Re'turn how 'ar, then tutu beaten e .attd then into counut 'lLs on a hea il buttertt and bake in a pthteiJ ,dere'e uvn (or 'Ui to &' . OQAWIPIA? pal hrInt1 ' quorL V.i,tet iflti I pot. add zucchini miXturt. v'c until .'aer thin C C (1 tWo (hi niCSt •'t43tIt wrap. }'Lai. hzn r•'.' l.,'vr till water eofltlfluel ic hail !Lial V ra ' ham s1as I'und ch&tit'' tic i' Mcai' litia ii injc'j. cun..it1 bittr ltetiii I '4 tezisJiIt salt ziu,l: unucncctirrtnr* ttitiq WlflC cc cup prune jWt gOTILE 40 Cl, port tz*bte5Puunl curcl-,LIr*..n 07 24 1 tIfl'5'd7Ll('('tiUhitUK'diltt ..tic: .fltj skinii'., • .1' nunutes Iiruun zucchini tiltO c'tu(ip rnurst'l ru. .15t$)4)fl'$ ngai'L.urt 35c REGULAR OR SUPIR K*x Towputs the cnet a Te h1ida. ieason rUFFEt) BREAST •- (BONUS PACK • rice This dish that .s fir easier rnic( jr.a1 thJfl ' I ALP ALL BUTTER FROZIN Cbkv6d. ctuc!stn When it .retl an a bed at $2.29 . e DENTURE CLIANIR PILLSBURY CRESCENT QUICK C" . 140.. $100 IRIAKSTONI (ALL VARIETY) EVERYDAY LOW PRICIII QUART 69e ENCORE D SOLID ' • . , °'g. 29e SI'. 3 E;_ 6 shmaeftia 12 of, MARVEL (PLASTIC CONTAINER: 41 , a KRA" $ 1 00 '.r I fie 13uffmW& 13iocuib I le Pajail Yonwid. 4 Poftl" Ria"a" -.37c Powd Cahe mic 1 Lb. . •.•. PI,0. PILLSBURY EXTRA LIGHT ($01. ROLL) ________________________________________________ 31.10,. MORTON (ROZIN PEACH OR KRAfl MIRACLE WHIP { ____________________________________ ____________________ _________ A&P BRAND CANNID . Rim-A-Rui... 2le Roll ' G.Iier. anti U. U1•L..\ t LUH1. 39c (16 OZ. Box ....... 195) ALL VARIETY 9.501. I add Vm-AR ............ 2. lLb. Cans ASP FROZEN (16 0!. PKO ......45C) CIDER 12 t,a'IIMI ii 9 u.att'c anti j Eb'tP,DA, LOW PTICl 7 9c IVIRYDAY LOW PRICII SALLARD SWIFT ftil of Ga liar. 'Lu Breast B04F LB. 0) . I..OWW I. AIRY! C.0 Ill W_j PLAIN ON SILF-111SING 13 LB. 49c EVERYDAY LOW PiCII QUAKER 1 FLAKY ROLLS 1 Lb rv,pDaY LOW PRICE, lLb. REGULAR MAZOLA (QUARTIRS) , EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI 24 oz SOLP 260s. UO%HU Jar LARSEN SwwqiecL fiiiit ....... 47c C.'-' HEINZ AIPAINIn &L1. PURPOL CLEANER .aIi(i discard Cut unparrtt 'u EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI OR.. ANN PAGE PANCAkI AN, PICKLI PATCH (RISK DILL STICKS OR 49c Dig SILVIRIROOK CkLWk stkChicken ........... ...... P I ounre' spagti.'tti ed I'arniesan rtut'cst if d. hun IVIPYDAY KWt Gem Iftaw F&A 5 ge Q" Gkib EVERYDAY LOW PrnCJI log 2 9c ua IoII. 11 B. IA Os jr# HALF ___________________ ____________ los ppry Jr purrr EVERYDAY LOW PiictI K JANE PARKER BAKERY FRESH! los (11tia PLAIN OR SILF.RISINO (S to. lAG ANN PaIG( APAPKLE DISURT Car AN 19C $&x 3/$100 19 9suim C"kX C4=y. Den Fed $2 Ctwit Ctzt Wia Kax Stew 26c 14 aleahe IWX boa 57c CkuKkS`Be4 29c battle 4 5c 1) Dnn Fed $1 49 'Balig Fed Jul Aw-hmp. 97 7 9r, ?WtM Jug AUNT JEMIMI. CDMPfl't SH _________________ ............. PORT AHERR' OR MU$.C.&TEc -•-----.-----• •'-••.•". -'--..•,. ii P. 260,. Bottle 39c GOLDEN CROWN __________ 22 _______ ____ _________ _________ PUMPIl-Iiii PIES NOT los 1' ' 99C as cm. so....aec PFI,I,I CsCIAWAPiA CPAWaERV' SAIL nclt'ecI If vuiu d Iikt La (ha its, Settle Tea. Bags . aK. AND COMPARVI IC Os. oui Owsa P igeaip(.e :u'ctuinc and found it (% rtc.( .i'A(dlFTTl V.'! H ZI ('Cl!!'\ . CHICK los.. N P I 4 EVERYDAY LOW PRIM DOLT iflt ?Uc'Ctuifli ti(iLl' .af'' I 44. em pudd -l esra mu preen pcai j revn p(p;H•piruicti tomnaloc'. ni;w' zinC ................ rrreni drier rvhlvti,.'a LOW PRICI MQP4TI MOTYI PLLW$UK R.RIGHT HE AVY WESTERN BEEF 1Jagi Ja EVERYDAY LOW PIRICti GILLETTE PIDULAP EVERYDAY LOW PiCIl 0111W CHANT ... ......... 12 Os. '.IOUWTAIW DWN (All. GRINDS) ...................1L. Zle Fac Bi'b 0111W GiANT g Fajat LLtift Ce*x 10 Os ... .Pkg. 4k (7 CaL CAN) 'uj Leek Molt Ceithet..............9 'PINCH'S 10 Os. Box fl 130,. n Obsceczt Cukieo.............L pie,. b9C KEIILIROtD PASHIONID DOUBLE (UDGI OR , liOs. ,s _________ C&L'L CP Cceiue ....... Pigs. 9KbLtUCt F$(aoted Pfoe. • 13a'O ___________ EVERYDAY LOW PIPICII C141C AND COMPA11 1407.. CAN 011CR AND COMPARI _________ ______________ 44c -AU PeEiokàiq C&ucbe ..........I & Ftatt4' vaggiE t -iwf NABISCO (((PP PP 0(0 PASHIONED SUOAP Of 'IRYDay LOW 63e " or- 0x 3 I I+li SI44dWick CL1hi1? SUNSHINE SUGAR (ulOZ.)OR ________________________________________________ HWY. 17.92 AT 27th ST.., SANFORD _____________________________________________ I Le*,uut Ceekie.,,,, II • OX P50 ) 2I9k PIN ECREST SHOPPING CENTER ____________________________________________________________________________________ • 160.. 3/$ titlW ii Ado thucktn broth \1i eoru larch and pout uuie and slit into saLke Add OIJnI C Juice Stir t't'r heat until '.itit'e 1) LIt' t) Le s and thickens. &'rty chicken on .i bd tit hot cooked rice With Slitict' 'I ?tui$e, 4 ier'iflj!s I rt1dii N l U U 0 e d 0% ('1 t'' t'4111r5151 4S%' �8B—The Sanford Herald Monday, Nov 70 1972 By 3.7Per PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV. 15-22,1972 uriceifTime _ wtir Cos t O f Llving Rises 'ga HOU SE OF RAEFORD GOVERNMENT INSPECTED A YOUNG TURKEYS I 59 1601 N. BERMUDA AVE., KISSIMMEE • West SR 46 Work UPKEVS16 Starts SAVE 30c DOLE Pineapple $1 3 Crispy Wafers 1,,,, SAVE 0c CRAI'T Italian SVI it V-8 59c 57 Dressing CAMP B ELL Cock Hen Turkeys 10 IF CUT-UP lb. lbs. & 18 C tail 39 up U.S.D.A. CHOICE Quantity Rights Reserves LYKES SMOKED HAM, HALF £ B ROAST . SEMIBONELESS 0 - vu I]4 Sliced Bacon BIG 32 oz BOTTLES C FOR 303 WHOLE OR ons (;Men BMRS FRENCH SAVE B&, DEL MONTE SAVE 20c 303 n' Fruit Cocktail WISE CANISTER SAVE Sc. FAME WHOLE Sweet POTATO CHIPS Potatoes 2'- cw SAVE lOt, PLANTERS DRY lb i. 4 79 SAVE oc. I REYNOLDS TUR K EY 39 . - lb 69c or U YR&IT Budweiser. MINIATURE DONFLESS oz 12 AOc • hU ii hit prit o.~ Raiff the hl0wr wt- re ,uo.Inniut. it fiy l Choc. Pinwheels SAVE 23c KLEENEX BOUTIQUE d.ss - fi.J i-Vt 7c FACIAL TISSUE CELE Y ALL 29 SAVE 34, GIANT SIZE $139 A& Conn Hams Roosting Hens ALL ENRWAYS ed Capons Beef Rib Seasoned Beef Roasts - 1 POTATOES - . - .,._._ .- . . . - -- s.'. - ' i ' -. j s. 6,., 49c . U.S.D.A. CHOICE C Apples - CHUCK -, •-•. &_. ... - Trout Fillet b98c , Spiced Luncheon - Ice bream • FAIRWAY OCEAN SPRAY Cranberries 33c Bamnas GOLDEN RIPE C BETTY .- • CRUST • Mince BRLAIcSTONI Sovr Cmm - - ALL WHITE MEAT T ey R0II Urk Tu - c 16 SAVE lOt PHILADELPHIA 1. SAVE - -' 22 72 , p lb. Paf1Jy - - we're on that • 1 c To Planning Council Governor Appoints Polk S&niintmk ( ounty Sheriff Jøtiii Polk, sssjfi to begin hisses mid four-'ear teruim in offis'e, has tweti named vice chairman of Ill the DIstrid Planning 09 1 - PLASE ORDIB AskeA appointed four the other fellab who won liii District Planning Councils, lie said the plan Is being prepared rnozt recent election ... well, p., closing by the Governor's Council on as already started the of some of this country's Criminal Justice, and it will bt nt to the 141w I flfutttiiit.uit military instimllattonis' Assustammu.' Asliiiini strut ioui And not a tear was simeti IJAAII Ill AtliIflt.1$ curl> fltXt Planning political st b$tt ' ( ounit 1k wet. O ve Photo Cl"t Attorn e B &,inford City Commission will ',i'a ition s1't' itreet-pivir.,4 prtranu City %tanager W E. Knowlej County Caurt Hvuse,)n Dee, the prnpu&'d city-wide isgn was instructed to write a Letter - was reviewed and 2iII.td on the igenda for ssibie pge at the regular ordinance r thit, of the largest real estaic transactions to take plact- in thc , -. ... ('ou 11 ty -:- - - - .. . ,• - 4• . - tiolls jigencirs that have Ijiet-li Oralliov 'ouncil appointed by tile - - Virgil tImestern Ikirt of the votint\ election, and who ) - - and demon- Florida',, criminal system, wild , justice Askew, addluig, Business Itevie'A ( ouuil> (suItimiussimi. Iii. i arul ('Imairumiuun -Charlie Wells, lay Iiiuis K. ttsi('hiIIm is tIme 'LA 6A.7A (IA - lit UI Criminal Juslive I'lansier for )hslrlut lii, with III,-, 'f('t lit unin John Polk, Sheriff, Sesiilnolv; County; K. C. AN. (lanilui - I I H I I IM I ' . - -- I S I 10R $ W ILt OM M rs, Joel Mt I )d% ut to Sanfor d at lunt tit'on M1znLaI\ at IklitL Inn it 211 6A.8A Slotks TV -- - 4 I ii'iuitsul nuli. I'liblit S4N'ie't)' - M-311 , 411111 says tie's qualificutiotis "corsulion next January. Dr, I]itinultl Ileterain, Dirt-i'tor , Governor will advise him on an of Municipal Services, lumiltum ('nlendar urea that includes the following Itiver ('ounmmnuitt> ('ollt'ge, Ft. Classtftetlumtls ('OUfltieui Seminole, Pnsio, lmIc'rt'u; Fred Slmeppm*ntt, ('tmiImIcS Iltrnuindo, ( Itrus, Marion, District 'upt'r Isor . PubatIui, C rtmswtmrd puzzk Sumter, I uttt , t)ruuumg and l'urnit ( uimiiJuii'-lsuli fir i ant' tsrcvard, St I.ut-Ie Indian Orlando ; J liii 'l'ill'> I-ny I )t'ar Abi lU'.t r, \lartiui Oktti t;oIM.e ailsI (hUm, lltrumunilo I ulini) , I iiitsuriil • suiiimiut.lI following app.iintulii ,1h1 fur flit It Resi"gnattlon Given "' count) rt t t ntl was ft t)rdttt \lunsbty in the Se'mnuiole ('tsunh art-/, ('imie'I of Police, Os-ala ''flmemr ret'siiim,imenulatiorms will sutittlutnist' IIU Illls.s, Sheriffelt't-t. I ske iIiSWT lsssiil pirtIs-ipuutisiui Ili time uimul.. idiOt it I urgi iii mm, sIt. loiuimi mit of I loridui pluiui ( olitit> Sup riuit.'nsleumt, Okt't''himbee re presented bs this ILirni it for the reduction of erimni', S h.s.l, Ukt't-shsst,4.'t', ( J, I' irst National hl.siik ol %nts'u (ss'n,,r Asks-it s'ssiiiiimeiidt'$ the m a ny law enforcement (.'Iut'w uillig ('hiii'f of Police, I'usrk patti $I,S84,000 for 11,9%w umgeumrlt-s, ''sjurls usuimi entree- Orlando; Mel ( 'suit'ijiimii, Sheriff, acres, lsit'tutt,d in the nor fellow wfwse man lost the h looking forward to (lie PLY ' joys - , 16- 18 1 bs. $18.50 .-- to Santot si hullabaloo when McGovern (i.'wit'i1 to assist in preparation Judge, tit'Ituuigs,mg piirtls- ipat uuig Iii tilt- I.EAA ('siuikl lug, Circuit Robert veterumartun Raymond 1.. Rass. of l"loridui'a 1973 Coinprogrtumiis. We have ninde hirei- uurtl ('summit) wanted to trim the "fat" from ('OlisI(Ierlihlt' progress Ili Eiig1iii, Slut.' Attusrnev the defense budget' Oh, how- prehensivi' ( rlmlnmal Justice would dri Plan arid i1ile (.u%ernor restut 11mg the rote ii of serious Orleiiulis; I(R'tnsi Ii keatui1;, they wailed and said it I ndex Reubin Askew on the problems crime in Florida," the Circuit Judge, Orlando; nothing but make this country •i;md administration of criminal Governor said. AnnLitJt'l Mitt- hell, Stiperlu- Area tle.itle, 111 so weak, etc. 'hit' District 111 I'lnnnlmig tentknt, Iiwell Prison, lAiwell Itridge 311 Don't tell anybody JUstI(t. P.S. . 14-16 Ibs,$16.5O Sidney Vihien Jr. is shown renewing the ' - DONE TO A T WITH GRAVY AND 10. 12 lbs. $12.50 County Commissioners childhood with Angie Knapton and Michael Quarick. - - c Pt ' l that I slipW this bit to you, but .aw B THAN KS '111 URKEYS The Merry-gogo round at the Seminole Count, '.l' r p.'ni'd , r Mond4i aft ernoon is as popular a ever Vice Chairman of the Board it Area Land Sa e $15Million Saturday. More than .II) floats (('hark's Edwards ltitito' T 69c : : 44 ' BRLAP'SIONI st.vr tj ILIRWL Y FARMS •. 1_GOOD THRU'i sot nc ey I - 29c Ch Cr ' A Longhorn Choose . - MIX - c - 5c lb ' while subject, remember all of l.he - Were entered. - - - Miss l.iberty on Empire State Club float passes reviewing Stand ill pdrddc honoring l)eltona s 10th hirttida - The uuiust fragile tlurig in uis• world is a pre-election (aiim paign promise. And - 'n' ID EVERYBODY ' S FAVORITE >' (,1ltY TA'v'lA)it 45C lb FAIRWAY ' CIOCkE PIE E : 0' SAVE 1 Oc, MRS SMITH'S PIES . SAVE lO - oa PUICRASI Of TWO PACU1S uringer 70c - 8 OSCAR WA YER I , 4 - DELICATESSEN MOEL1- - SAVE 20c, T G LIE DELUXE 79c - I .. NO. 1 1 —SUPPLPTIM[ COOKBOOK b29c Zjk : nonage increases, and bond tndebtedness,etc. Whenever subject of dog controls Ib89 C _____________________________ .11 h ; itl Ut comes up, I'm reminded of I story I read w t1w St. fletersburg area the plus-cm .e. million dollars it' s cusfing Uiose folks to rouiW-up Iffie loose Canines is a little too. tot) much WHO S THA T BIG In another discussion, the city %ftind-iv night ie_uiun. ill g(xKi faith thinking I %vould at it %1t)nday afternoon work tonutuuivn Lmiructed the Lit, , have it substantial lot on Much -sess I o n. manager to uudy a profwsw"i to bu a holne.Weather Read by Nlayor I"P --rollout" refuse cart fur use If,,, further stated that the letter* of resignation advised city residential refuse wrloict, i lugn ij. low tills because of the fart he is it that attornie) flutt:hLi0n wa-4 user!j. Morning 13. Partly clowiv resident and taxpayer in Oviedo he thought the city fathers resigning the post he has heid The cart was denwnstratefil to thricius.111 Wo-tinesday li'vith digh' t Should ma.t. somt wti of to his private law practice. if iws Ve1lrnftia y . mechanical device to empty a helping him relieve the " tiiir' Fl " tniiepriture 11w long-tine city offlual refuse CUntJIflt'T 111W th e .hanmi Hth4 wound .11. Liw irn indicated he would sere until tarbae hacker Knowles said ;1 ght in the upper kh. Council r i iis"i - I replacement could be hired.- the devict would lwld 30 4afluni coo1wrate to the best of their and %would represent the city in iiedvy snow hit the juuth_ if( refuse or about thrft regular ability contingent upon the .1 preenl law ~:entrjl Plains U LIV lust suit filed b% a barrels and an be wheeled owner accepting his r!,Lortng ruin Iced jrea:~ sliare of the cost, with cm's ritunber of Georgetown Area to the curb for pickup. sum)unding the intivif who are In other tten..s the 'uuii ri-, itititi . uditurt share not to ex cee d .. I ii of cw, but did 110t SVe 110-A thV vlt~ c. tx- held responsible. perhaps it just might save both of us a couple . - e tthon at it.s tipIit'ii • the Nov2, meeting on whether to to the local bar association time I purchased niiproptrt accept the resignation of Liking its help and suggestions from edo lana Company 'AaS flutuhison, city attorney, which rn hiring a replacement. l the 't5O wide lotolur"h-isedt the city panel id t14. ')robl' , I Ii .I Tt ? 7 I con Fresh Mullet Halibut Fillet . - , 10..,.69c 9C engineer had taken borings and tesLs it) try to ascertain why the condition had come about. Sixioner ,asked l(awlson why lie came to the city with this PIR! STATE Ir ? - conditIon at this home site." At time request of the city, the - . - . it's going to cost don't know about you neighbor. but. I'm up to in)- bloWshot eye-balls wi th taxes, and IRISH SP ANISH - lb y .1, which will arise in keep an lb $198 Crab Meat if - $269 . -I - i concerned, it was too \ The favor is simply this ... H L • mackerel - .. lb . I 'rivi', fr hum before city touti' ii M'siisIuy night to discuss in ipparent •Iru*irumge prot)kn it ,aid that in' has lost 10 oak on his property located r;' Iike Charm, A pond on his property 1. utw N il icuib1y riscim three 1'' t account for this water now," he queried of City Engineer ('harles Spooner, of firm of and Spooner, Zn er rt can find no rea son for this drumnmi,t /1 -. dog leash law. As far iS I iii . DELICIOUS CLAW -. 5,.,39c JUMBO FLORIDA NLVF L 12 Cooked Lobster 89c '' job • - 4 -.. • 1 the majority who voted for the . C ' ysters - . Center Cut Ham Roosts FLORIDA SEEDLESS C FLORIDA veese P OVIEI)() There are nmystt'ruous goings on in Oviedo Walter Uawlson of Lake (haruui 1. APALACHICOLA 5 U.S.D.A CHOICE WHOLE Ducks Tasty Georgia - I - Do me a favor, will please. And who knows but that —r w AVAILABLE LI Corn -. _______________________________________ it .. / room and the porch separating Itl)iiI the house Ile said that at the time of construction he built his Septit t4urik and there was no water (o%fl eel. (iW can you Wintosh for consideration. A public servant for many years who has performed in an ad mirable posture within ~IiS county, and one who already has the respect of everyone in this city. THANKSGIVING DINNER I three it) five feet, he naid Uawl'i4ni re po rted his house sms turning uii>striousl> th cracks forming in th e living Sanford. To fill those shoes I humbly submit the name of Ken MANY OTHER TASTY TREATS FOR YOUR C I-:I.IZABK-rn M1vrrIliF:I'x 8) here's counselor. of problems JOY J THANKSGIVING TASTE TREATS I YELLOW j ,- -•••- Ovipedo II This exploding era %Wre in will quite the servces an expert ... one dedicated solely to the myriad 4 to 6 It,% SAVE 1 gs , —.". ME INTOSH . .7 Please Call Your Order Early to Your Fairway Bakery . 51e, • Tasty Cookies Assorted Dinner Rolls TURKff BREAST f cinl resignation yesterday. A commendable job LIQUID R Oranges - C 200 Wines f 3 to 6 lbs J . - Crusty Home Style Breads 98C SAVE 20c MOCEN DAVID . groeri %..oeS afl %..up%..aes HOUSE OF RAEFORD 3 Rolis $1 Kleenex SWEET . Sanford's attorney for many years Bill Hutch1son was on the firing line during this Decorated Thanksgiving I lb r Pf JUMBO TOWELS bunh k d HOLIDAY GOODIES 1 J0 Mysterious nw toughest time on a job is ganizatiotud or dun the DEEP 9 INCH SIZE FAMILY SIZE 10 INCH PIES SPECIAL ORDER ROAST ------i - Green Pascal . 70C BAKERY PUMPKIN & MINCE PIES S RLOIN TIP ows SAVE lOi NABISCO rsn risvuu around be that much out of place to schedule It annually espe. cmli> so during Brotherhood %eek, lb $1 S9 Qt. tbttU e ent you missed it the hectic period. He submitted 2 - PAX 0 Sirloin S - v made Fc.r that matter, it wouldn't MORRELL'S CHEF BRAND READY TO EAT :- In - 88 lb EXTRA LEAN GROUND ROUND Chopped s Whole or Butt Half _______ MAYONNAISE SAVE t,c - wilh .1 .1 jwr ( i-rit In thp ;)rpvi(,IIR your chance tonight on TV to S-CC what I consider the most moving motion picture ever 59C lb Sausage roun Beef - A. 0 first time FAIRWAY COUNTRY STYLE 39c Brown n Bag C FAIRWAY FRESH Is. 49c Reynolds Foil ALL MEAT Ham-Turkey-Beef . OAc SAVE 16c. HEAVY DUTY '." Im,r Increased 1)), fitia letilliq off 'ni e A resolution from the Lake County ConiflhtSSiOtWi h httII ret tt' ('d l)\ the l)() r ('questing additional right-of-way to straighten curves and the acquisition of four lane rights-of-way throughout this Whole section of road. Davis indicated that Lake County had moneys available to proceed with these right-of-way acquisitions , - 00 MEATS 29 07 Roasted Peanuts C $ Wieners a I PLUS DEPOSIT SAVE 28t, DEL MONTE .-.' In the nct tX'ifl SIXTh. OSCAR MAYER "•5•_ ii on iii wnrwn aenin " ACP-IA SYOkI L4 r, $949073 -. - \(iiiiist I!rll %own ilif- llrpqiflprit had been Jq to IAPCOn Construction Co. 01 IAlesburg and work is exixcted to begin next week. 1'urther he informed Vihien that work had begun on studies to realign the dangerous curves includingH acquisition of right.of-way for the re-alignment and the acquisition of right-of-ways for four lanes would 0 11 35c lb SHANK - laRt ;11 ;1 Rraq,inally sidjustril anniial official of the District N'offiev in Dvi'and, Coulltv Coill ni issiolivi- Sidlit-N. Vililell was informed Niondav that work will begin on leveling and Ix-surfacing of West SR 46 from Serninole-Lake County lineal the Wekiva Iliver to Nlt. Dora. lie reportM that a contract Ili thit, amount of C FRYERS C / Sweet 't': ' itin 1, (lip ~var • HOUSE OF RAEFORD YOUNG . I Ili a telephone conference with Al Davis, Department of Transimi- talion SAVE 10c WHITFIELD CANDIED G Week N ?'r in;'1;iit5't1. fl4 *9VmIIIy dpict4 )f tYfflrfliY1itiø rh,r than hrn41 bY a sharp r 1111'siq 11114 five-tt,1111IR on it nell- Illorith it;)Jlll 114 11 Whole uwr ve gone till '49 2 Pr if . r,d-t tiiiii it hI rrii'h (if year, rk'pirtgs*. tfrn. rr,n cpq) . Jtngthr, !'.d prfr'. f ct, frtii t q, i,f rri ,i •h r.f fItf*sI,'ft b'j .r p"!itrV IIrn.I E Y ni r. slw Iti Itim Inflation ridr to EXTRA BROAD SPIASTS SAVE 15c, FAME imitii on tilt 40111div milivoi-il - 10 14 'iii'1 IJIWIt I ' '" 'liii cen TURKEYS U.S.D.A. HOUSE OF RAEFORD GRADE A YOUNG 73$l*DtNit Il FR (SN GIORGI1A G RA D E Tuesday, November 21, 1972--Santord, Florida 32771 65th Year, No. 69 Price 10 Centc . for nvi 'ti#' c'r n,i' cIc'psirt,,i'nt' fI CAGLES 111 CHECKERBOARD FARMS / - ' 'r'' 1 I,v j'r I' i' ir,qrc;,qiq Ifli Ilc'fl (Rt, •q Isir tI''IIiI,i, r,," It,! tc of ;sr 'c'nt In IIf'91111 Iiciiiii, RHf) srpprty ontrlhnIIr, ii tnts'r,g iving in iiiitliiii 17 til!f'c iilc, Wf'tP p", '"ii InIIi,tlnn nun In the md mr tnrc ibt' nnu nII thnt in 11I 1' cI ins,,iIt,q, the gnvf'rnvnPrIt tb I /o,/ , - l Ila GR ADE A JOr Sauce b f 1 I 4 Cranbe" 3 Cent pastors and ii'prest'ntiitive laymen. This was hit' first .ttcLlL visit to the Del'alld Distriet and Sanford for the Bishop, who Ls newly Jp pointed to the Florida (oithrtnct. tStaff ' - Photo � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, November 20, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 20, 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>, November 20, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d4fe71aee16a53a440432796aef8a45e.pdf dc9c92c5a8e040726fa65603afc5e54b PDF Text Text ���������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1972 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 15, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 15, 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 15, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0439e750759745af35852f18b275da6e.pdf 95602a038317f8d97052a54c1f91d831 PDF Text Text Arthur Godfrey Has Quit Looking Over His Shou lder Monday. Nov. 13,1972 JI B— The Sanford Hera l d kL rt i I I a 7 / o:i osn:vi SJC May Be Annexed Sanford Eyes Ex pansion ecologists meet 'When I was student flyer scientist All over the In the twenties." he %aid, "" dolfl more and rnore 8T were told that if we were kiM reading. eurse with Sponsors and networks. Copley Newt, Servire Now Go4Ire freewheels ft k t Ida town .thur Godfrey sac he has lie still uses the famous shoulder around the country, ga thering 1 1 find smoke or "t looking over his ou information, at Godfrey easy-going, 1nsh'witt are IIIiII dispensing Sre wha t the follows times(in 8 schedule that could town from e air." style for getting the ne.sag ving" arid can light for what it' C t)I1ed 10 R trouperIt wasn't until 1966. however across to many of the group's believes e-night sta that he reall 7eroed In on the talks to because "you ha U may be hard to believe that flfl tour of on Flying his own plane as usual problem and began learning the slip in the facts carefully known ''t entertainer, The catalyst. he said, they'll turn you off if thc get for during zirecent trip to the Vest causes. 'roughout his career in an (UThL LtO(1U'C) was a book called "Moment In the truth all at once." controversial emterview that he had known for The Sun" by Bob and 1&(" --Instinct and a will to live ampered keen in attfurb ?!ijrrath oI d Tim _gEb e Seria Is Thing Of The Past IT $300 Wit. [l ~i'. C. E ! 1 " 11% OUTLOOK Central Florithi guest speaker at th e recent worlshop. Miss 1lacquelyn Page. executive director for Blue Ridge Easter Seals, righil wa accompanied to The Herald office 11 ' ____________________ with County Editor J0 Casselherry lefts by Mrs Elsa Ellis, executive for iri1erv' director of OITIMOK. and Mrs. Gladys Page, her mother 'Staff Photo Overcomes Physical Odds S A Camp Challenge Speaker f'rivtrflmvflt grant, Jackie was rt tI' itt sUTI.O(sN lassrutint V tt had flt'Vt!t t$Vfl in By JANE CA.S.SELBERR\ hired as coordinator of training, ( vntr4ii Florida as well, or token a test. Miss Jacquelyn Page was in However, something was to Through their frank relation- while her mother. Mrs. Glad's this area lust week to be the her they were able to Page became active' in the her lonely ship with changed featured speaker at a Lookout happen that by and secluded life. In 1955 she find out more about needs and Grandparent Pal program, Workshop Central sponsored Florida at moved with her parents to attitudes of the handicapped crafts, and family counseling, OUTLOOK received Having adCamp Challenge. The executive Nashville, Teriri. Twenty-three and develop a program that niifli5iti't experience " met their needs in a meaningful director of the Blue Ridge ycarold Jackie wrote a letter to wu. OUTLOOK, after moving to Chapter of North Carolina the Junior League to find out If Asheville, N C. .lackie was In 195t, Henry and Jackie Easter Seals, she is a perfect there were any clubs for t hired as Easter Seals' started to attend night classes example of hni ii severely handicapped, library service and later she hocrin working executive director. She teaches can etc. The letter was passed on to tow a r d tier handicapped person Sunday School, is active with overcome impossible physical the Nashville Council of sociology and history tit the Business and Professional odds and through courage and Community Services and Peahotl College. Easter SenLc Women's Club and is on the determination achieve a sw- eventua11 found Its Wit) 10 paid for her first Year's tuition mayor's committee' for emHenry and Elsa Ellis who had ceasful career. pinvment of the handicapped. zinc! Social Security paid for her been working with the hanPage' Although vs Miss Page had quadraplegic,Miss y,'hit•LrhaIr pushier throughout A dscappe'd at a church for four described herself as being of urthrogryposis and college, a victim "club footed all over," after her spine is fused in a sitting years trying to get the Totally twlpless physically, Nashville' program OUTLOOK twconung involved in a conYork New in As a child position. She learned to type b) holding a going versation her notic'e you hardly received back scratcher clasped betCity, she Through them she was in- ween her teeth and to write with because of tier lively pereducation at home from it teacher, who spent four and a traduced to it world beyond the it long pencil held between her sonalitv, bright mind and sense of humor. half how's a week with Jackie walls (if her home. Elsa took tier te'etti. So if you happen to meet her During the 12 years she was to Sunday School for her first She went on to earn her outing and she gained ne only in public school twice masters degree in guidance and don't be patronizing as she thinks the "head patters" are once to be Installed in the Honor friends, counseling from the psychology Meeting J a ckie was a department tit 19'4 almost as had as the Society and once to graduate nm lømntnrt' school. She' breakthroug h for the' Elkses 1111 ,11 1 b(It: r4.'pIt',.(1 1, "u'TIuirvrs '' I. G F ' * 71 Rai , torn Opel tern the A' Scot the the Mu N pin' us Lthe j alt - MUSIC co . irl rescued from sa' cents) where these thrillers trnr-raiSlng predicament only The old-time movie serial, were exh i bi ted has been gone, to be left in a worse one at we which usua y consisted of 15 along with the seriaLc them- end of the episode. breathtaking episodes, is a selves. Another serial star was thing of the past. But no modern movie can equal the thrill of Grace Cunard and one of her watching your favorite heroine most famous pictures was 'Peg twing rescued from. some irn- 0 The Ring," a circus story in ;'iissible predicament just in the which the villain pursued Peg nick of time. Nor cn anyone from one flying 1117.e to who hasn't experienced it another. but so smoothly that maigiot the dismay caused b the circus audience never seeing the words "To Be realized it wasn't part of the Continued Next Week" flush on act. But the clown, who was really the s'rt'tn just :is the water started pourinv into the cave the hero in disgui.ce i either the where the heroine was trapped, hero or the villain was always or the bridge over which the in disguises, would leap from hero Was galloping to her the back of a galloping horse. rescue began to collapse slowly grasp a rope and climb swiftly upward to strike terror to the into the ciinvnn. (inc of the first and most villain's heart. Just whythis happened was famous stars was Ru th Roland. of the railroad serials. In these left to the imagination of the the black-hearted villain was audience, as there might be clete'rmint'd to have the some' question as to hoi itZ hf'T'(* could dnmne the villain ......... .while both of them were Nobody knew just why he swinging around at the top of a circus tent hanging otitc chose that nie thoci, but nobod something with both hands La really cared. Time after time he bound her keep from falling to the ground to the' railroad tracks but arid being dashed to pieces. always the' hero dashed to the But perhaps the queen 'tf scene and slashed her txrnds them all was the beautJul Pearl Just seconds before the limited White who 'ould come through thundered over the spot where the most harrowing exeven without she had lain. And the villain, pt'rivnre's watching the rescue' from disarranging her lovely blonde behind a tree or saint' other hair. Her first serial was 'The equall% logical place of con- Perils of Pauline" and another c'ealment, gnashed his teeth in famou one was "The Black impotent rage and no doubt laid Secret," a story of World War 1. Every Sziturdmty afternoon his plans for next week's ll r" 843.5708 Tuesday, November 14, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Year, No. 63 Price 10 Cents Seminole Hires Nurse=M*idwife CANNON %I PAC.Fl, 65th )18 PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS c' Seminole Memorial Hospital will be the first hospital in florida to have a licensed urse-midwife to deliver hospital born babies. This unique distinction was disclosed during Monday's regular monthly trustee session, when it was disclosed by Dr. Brooke Smith, hospital medical staff chief, that the hospital medical staff had agreed to accept a midwife on the hospital staff, Dr. Smith said the midwife, later identified as Nile Leary, a nurse under contract to Dr. W. Vincent Roberts, Sanford physician and member of the hospital's obstetrician staff, would perform her duties under the strict supervision of 1)r. Roberts i ll cases of 'normal birth'' only. Dr. Smith stated th e woman was a registered nurse and was Licensed in Midwifery at Emory University. She will not be allowed to have a private practice, but will work under directions of Dr. Roberts the and in case he is unavailable, Dr, R. L. Smith, will only other obstetrician on the hospital staff, direct her, Robert Bessirer, hospital administrator, saRi ueis Wive bLUPPiu otner nospitai general prucuumi 1 c i) 4 LO R John A. spolski . fives, Ii., * Because it turned out the way TOM 11MM ,tiii'Intt'iI l'ress Writer , TAt ,t.AlIMil*:, Flit. s Al' I-Th e Florida Pollution Control ltoartl toda' called for it ('nfl- grcsslonzsl investigation of the U.S. Environmental I'rotet'tlnn Agency, claiming the agency is systematically shortchanging the sUite in federal funds. Hoard members voted to complain to Congress after James Redford of Miami said it recently passed pollution act that was to bring Florida $250 million in federal water pollution abatement fun oni yield $20 million, I?igtfnril z )w'iird nwmber. urged theboardtn call for ufull priviledge for a one-year probationary period. btuay The trustees, in another action, approved a one- year arrangement between Dr. G. V. Garay, hospital pathologist, and the Seminole County To the contrary. Rather than hurt the environment. electricity actually helps protect the qualit' of life For example. 1'k'ctricitv i necessary to power st'wai.e treatment plants. iuntks anti-pollution devlCL' and recvclin tz iperat ions. Is there any form of energy for home use cleaner than electricity' lust stop and think for a minute of the alt' . Millions of individual fires Kerosene amps? G 1.11 furThat 's pollution in i\'orst form EverythInQ man does has sonic impact he en"ironment. incIudin the productin otclectricirv. But ek'ctricitv is the cleanest cnerv you can Use. It crcIte no pollution at the point of use, and lets us at FPI_ focus our anti-pollution efforts at one point; the Ii' Hu Stu Wr Cri Cs' 0v I sLe s ' . yr At. "p. .4' L Si re constantly workto better protect Florida's environment, :\ltcr all, we live here too. FIT encois'rcigcs (ii i() c.1SI( (.Jl(CiU)flN. naLt( electric ser't'zcc Rates. Ent'irnnmt.'ntal I(bft'f inn. Or else. We helict'e N oll Jcert'c horle(, straig!ufnrttrd armu 'er. And 'it c, ir' to afltccr "sour rfl,(,Sf (rejLwntl','-tLcked j;(t'SfLUfli J)llhlLCl",', .All fltIicT, tt'Ll! rL't.'Ctt'C l,7'\( JTj,j rC1)lil's. Ad(ITCN.S "s'(')I IT (.1! o.' I inn it, Ii al FPL MartagCT. rtou'ing tthar concerns :,uu helps tt. do dussed Have been told that these folks are unhappy with the representation they are receiving out of DeLand. and there is a move afoot to request annexation INTO Seminole County' Now that Is a switch. .usually the Big Giant to the south of us is trying everything in Its power to make us a part of Orange County, eh' News Digest , a . • ' , , , , , -ra nt' , i,'t,.n t,' ei u I: Flor take 14 ' ntloS High llout e . -.' ' a '- .'-. ' -....... - ( . -. . 'I\ . ' 'rii.. st : '-'.' t'amIs had to undergo an us 'pectiun by Mark Casse .1 't.tmido, pitot to their pt'e mrivamwe betur the user h,t)cJ I's. iators and tsamid miwmubcm ''8J - • , ' 2' Index Areaueat}is . bridge.... 113 .. 3 __________________________ Calendar Classif ied a .. .. . 4A-6A 7A near 60 ', ' I-" 313 .68 ... '...... s ta ,. -. .6A .311 311 7A Ihntiilti*I riiteii Siet . ' . ' . ' 3B Yesterday's high V low this Dear Abbv tivxning 66 with 1.29 inch of EdItOrialtouunent_ rain. Cloudy at times today anti Entertainment early tonight becoming partly bOs Loss tunigtit V -j' ' 68-713 ' Slight chance of showers (uris' unt way to keep a t od ay. Cooler tonight and husband at home is 0. ask biiiii V,ednesdny. 111gb today mid l ire.S&'uttnule , ......... - IOUdY through Wednesday. - .......... 1)1', Ui.L..i d C r. rurii W ea th er '' ' Businessrevtew ' .-... t profit urtetixO, I L teared by vmte that under private ownership, c03 for ' Itartow for their intimhulti. *Mv dolLl!tolls ., : " •n: -' of - John 0vyVWIg$ i who says she can't balance the family checkbook. , . ' 'n first sear of existence, scored straight hospitalization would subtuntially increase, inu' is ratings at the upertor woulu LflSbL recent Florida amidmstaster's private ownership profit. tiitrict 'sla:ehing on tmitking a Five a IQUS groups uidudm. ctitl in New Sm)rna Bea c h pita 'St1tieph)5tLILl'fl1 e (hiceks and t.s'tuaii aLso took sLut. haseexvresse*l the beliet straIght superior ratings were that law wt would be filed tu tsrai.s ssitpelttit'n .'tvp .cxI jttutiiLed a1e ou thc juclgeti by 'l'oiit t1 o of Like facility, which was pa rtiall> V's ales, Ito Wood of v. inter rts at bs e tabut_ h ii mitt , ' a v 7 Ba nd Superior da's Teacher of the Year, is a mathematics expert ' ,I14t S ophie will sell the Seminole Memorial CamI11i.13l)fl it private curShoemaker, trustee. inuveit ospital to H poration cropped back tnt-i the that members of the trustee news .it Monday's meeting of board also sign the letter with the hospital trustees. The board Schirard. authorized John Schirard, be motions were approved trustee chairman, to write a and Schurarel announced he letter to the county corn- would re-write a sainple letter outlining the request. The mission. trustee chairman also prumi't'i1 The letter, bearing the news metlia a copy of the letter 'ign.stures of all trustees, will "when it is ready ,isk the commission to make a 'The proposed sale of decision soon on the proposed Sminule lenwrial Hospital -.Ile of the county taxpayer was first brought up last winter, , 'wnedmnetIlcalcent,,r Schirard t w~Li thsclowd that at explained the letter will point Itait two private groups were up the problems that exist at looking into the possible purtht hospital. which were chase of the 180-bed facility "as brought on by the possible sale. an ins'esunent." The county commission .ndrew Carrawu), trustee, 'ti,st'd th e lette r he sent to the .is,1de41 emnphasmns to the proposition to sale, but delayed making a tteetsion until after •. just.ttntied elections. todney layer, county ad'::lmstrt*the assistant, told the Ikrald severu.! weeks ago he th'ught the hospital sale Would .brought bik for ")Cl' i !eratiiri - . been ordered to quit harassing pupils and teachers at Oceanway School, where integration was expanded this fall under a federal court order, ,', '' voW November 7, and were you registered but did not vote' ' thIS gi'Iittliiig Iit'iti on isill "hIll c'i I ."1 h I FIVE \ F. t 'l'..Ul 'II'. were k! heel in tit vest of Ocala Friday night. According to the Florida H ighway Patrol, victims were Thomas William ilbury, 20, Phyllis Albui'v Ill,' Michael Scott A ll)urv, ni ne months, all of Lut z, a nd ('. Al len Warren, 2o, and Reginald It. (t'eCflt', 18, both of I)wmellon, '('hi' deaths hi-might the traffic count to 19 for the weekend in Florida In Marion ('ountv the 1 17-11atalt v count has now reached 75 t'iiiit imitimmig to (tsp the l)7l i't't'ut'ti 5() iu on that & clOut) s I (kIds ,, ii ,,itCh , ihlttLIiIi st in lwttm ittlI)t'l %\ II BE I\(. t,ItOt. P has - Census Bureau interviewers will visit households In this area to provide a profile of the American voter and non-voter. The question of whether the Seminole County Commission -' , , 'iii All of next week—Nov. 20-24 s('o'rr Its 1111.1. ,fl *2'-'-- A TEAM OF DOC TORS reports evidence suggesting that many GIs returning from Vietnam may have undetected gonorrhea that could have national implications unless the men are found, - clauat7:30p in. this Friday at the parking l't of Wirin 1)mxte at 25th & French Streets in Santurd. Never can tell what kind ofatid.bit I'll pass ontoyOU. Hospital Sale In The News Again - A \ 0. K., 0. K. so women's lib is here; Gals front NOW on )UU can fwnble fcc the meal check just like all us privileged males to take )v u rusmwptate Barbara Thomas Lallement, 29, of 28$) Acm Roa d. Orlando, 'a driving this school bus from Barney Academy when it went out control on wet roads at SR 434 near 1-4 Mrs. Lallemerit, Michael Lallement, 6, Philip Lallement, 2, and Venessa Resse, 7, of the Woodlan(Ls Subdivision, were all taken to Florida Hospital. According to Cpl. Earl Connell of the Longwood Police Department, investigat1r.t officer, there was $500 damage to the l7O Ford, (Gary Taylor Pholi) "BABY lENOItE BELONGS TO G()I) and we intend to take good care of her for him," says the adoptive mother of the 2 1 .2 -year-old toddler after winning a custody fight which went all the way to the Supreme Court. Jill Dwley called and said F=PL- ROAD WAS SLIPPERY v I..AVYEltS FOR DANIEL ELLBERG and Anthony Russo are expected to ask for a new Jury now that the Supreme Court has cleared a roadblock from the resumption of their criminal trial over publication of the Pentagon Papers. . You ask. FPL answers. ,,, ' are revising sharply upward their estimates of the amount of heroin that Southeast Asian countries supply to drug traffickers within the United States, w'r%'tittng U p 4a' '• FEDER AL NARCOTICS OFFICI ALS guess it's cause so many people read into a story or an account exactly what they want to. instead of accepting the written facts. However, for point of clarification. .that body which was discovered over the weekend died of natural causes), the elderly gent was NOT a patient at the Lakeview Nursing Center. - _s.." - . Sanfrrl - bUS riar THERE'Ll. BE NO CHRISTMAS TREES adorned with lead tinsel this year, says the Food and Drug Administration. It says it has concluded the material presents an unnecessary health hazard to some children, should be getting any phone but, then I inquiries at all. And that ''here we When you produce electricity, aren't \/9u hurting the environment." Tomorrow night, Deltona will be hosting a special meeting during which time the pros and cons of Incorporation will be srrtt.s - th, mdir'nl examiner dtttis. Can't understand why they p'. \\'er plant. so 3 St'isttt rt'stlatstrt of EI'\ funding in Florida "If Wi' don't trnvs' the money we iiiiiy its well go honie,", saId lksllord lie iitil that the enviromimental agency had been shortchanging Florida its share of fedi,ral hinst for years. Board riieistht'r George Huts' pet of Clearwater agreed with Redford and said: 'Something Is wrong with our pipeline from Washington to 'l'all;i tin ssee In other action today this' ttard unanimously agreed to exempt the city of Tampa from moratorlu moratorium on new sewer hookups In cities hiere second. arv i 90 ner cent i treatment of e is not sqs'rating. The Orange County School ORLANDO, Flu, All Board has taken under advisement a proposed desegregation plan which calls for the busing of 4,800 students next your. The plan was submitted to the school hoard Monday night by Superintendent Donald Nye. The board was expected to vote on the plan Wednesday. U. S. lust. Court Judge George Young has ordered the Orange County School Hoard to submit a nt'si desegregation plan by Nov. 23. The Iwo-step plan submitted by Nye would cost approximately $1.5 million. It calls for the implementation of a massive educational Improvement program this year. Under the second step next year, the county would reassign 7,900 students and Initiate new busing with (hi' purchase of 21 additional buses. Commission by which the pathologist will become an associate medical examiner for the county. Garay, under contract to the hospital at $75,000 a year, will also continue in his hospital position, but would take on additional duties, with the proviso that his hospital commitments will take precedence over day-morning quarterback". If you will. ire. tap See, for 14' 10 - qjj'' to be included of within the anticipated fake Mary when it sq incorporateil Skimp are C1fl5 enough to pveent nnfor1 city limits to be annexed, he savi. and if they had their ''drmilhers'', would pref"r Invoc finrIfith1fl it did i not fair to be a"Mon- aft - talkd .tih hnn ird rlvted residents there iiro neing Alit using other midwives. "The trustees approved granting the hospital Orlando just haven't heard the taped conversations of these lunatics. threatened T hi e unequivocally to crash the plane into the ground. Fur all Intents and purposes, those aboard were dead men and and the FBI was women. simply trying to save their belief that it wn,ild be ''prnirk'nt'' to give some thought to the areas that can to ru flexed by working up it timnetatile of when city serv ices water, sewer, police and fire will he avaIlable, protection The mayor said some ini I ,' h trbor have clivi'hsnlsin Mayor Moore bressight up the ,vtqsihulity of making am,nesrition ovallsihlr' to the Ii,rti Artw'r property IsWflf'tS tie prefaced tuk remarks by noting his reluvlmine'e to follow a prc n'eclur° of 'dragging In w'o plc' qi ipamliiflg'' to stay dIll delivering babies, Dr. Smith said the woman's addition vill give better care to a number of women Those who are calling for an investigation of the FBI han- F ' cu hi 1 was s"on on West F'irct Street hlr,wever, he stated his i,w!sI'ti of I? lrsvi'Ivc"l have indk'atenl an interest in an. ,st'satiein. Board Seeks 11Y BILL. SCOTT - the cIty and Ili- wenilsi be ilaisisy" to see (hat (tie he tiiii'sliofi Is Ill i,eeel ngc'nilii at the' December trustees meeting It was agreed the city will miss' approach (lie Comity ('s,tmuiilqsiufl to see if the 1'nrel Is receptive to the Idea of nn nesing the c'ssunty properties fli'Hf' Five Points (ii (he city. If (Pie' city is sure.'esfnil in Inking in nil the prtsm'ertles Ins i'ived, between the present Ilimsit'; lit (hi' iso' ('renmiimis nuti' isg"ns' y to the junior college, it will IN' within it stone's throw of the Winter Springs city boun sinriec and within a mile of the I •stugwiuid ('It)' limits at 'nsvrol 1 iutt'hisein Parkway. City Manager W. K. Knowles an iti current 1v seven property 5, l792 taking withi n its bounds all properties adjacent to the' west sisk' of the higtis ny as far south as Seminole Junior College. At the same time, a s chedule of availability of nuinicipal services Is being coinitiled to assist residents f the lMctl Arbor area in determining whether they winilti like (is annex to the ('ity. Til e Idea of Inking Ss',iiintih' Junior College into this' city told got a big shot in the arm from coi llege trustee Vernon Mire. wliis promised to ''hnmnpion" the i'itv's cause with the rest o f the trustees li e soul hi could think of no reason why (lit, college should not be annexed tn t met and : g;' e' e 'Wr ving the environment did, at even more obvious to someone became friends with the doing are just buying us a little ho nies :juthnrs and soon he began tinu': 'nllision times. [lilt turn in y Ely DONNA FJ4TI'.8 Sanford tins begun its nm%'e to march three miles south on 11 - .I.t .. 28 413.613 . P , ' '- . 1 . ' . ... .- . ' *'-,, ','- .t " 4 ' ' •. . - '' ',,j high was Use uls Seminole Cuwily school that didn't rct'els'e a perfect mnark Favorite hanteuse C Ever)bu4y's Iavirie cb*a;,ussv, hlldeprdi 'they ('cq)turetl superior rating's for Inspection and (ruin one wha Is best kauwms liii' kit 1 Ismous tendilton ssutrching judge, ii .th excelleist ratings ( ruin the other two Judges, giving them 'tit overoll "Darling, Joe 'uus .4hzu Ueuucuap " will Iaunck the !ilt U I " it I St-ablet-tv atilt S1141111,111d 111gh Schools lit 0.1%tolw Iteach uko ruti'st'd stqi' ('tom' I Itifli. S a did Seubreeic' Junior LLi))l at 8 9*01wk louight at .tdord U Ct%ir Ventvr. School. New Slii)un4s high, Bunnell high anti ( tisqtht 11 . Junior 111gb till rts t ct'lti'uut iitarks Uct pitt' It )oLi e1iaed )Uut mcillokwMilit (or the serle, it Is atill S1VI Iuuh,le as a trw will ill be asulhiblc at lhi, dour �-aa ___ I • I ri I rh 12 - - - With uecemoer peciai LIecTIon Tuesday. Nov. 14, 1972 2A-The Sanford Herald - r,rdt'/. N cfrd Hprid .A I '?/2 / - I Districting Controversy Ends It's A One-Way Ticket I I I., Tk kill flr I I Mnrciue - W U I L I'sear and all cithrr have been pr cuted or are awaitthg I*1. fty FRMt MACOMBER Mflltary.Aer%mpPC? it Nei Sers*t to hijack It for jrofit really has bought himself a ticket to of or the morgue, warm Jolu H. Safer. Federal Av&*tlOn AdministratiOn. Mote sophisticated detection dences at airports and a suicide, the FBI list showS, in the same four and onhal! year perIod, 29 persons tea ,the A the the AlL pta as .th L IsCt ( (r( to' Sc, jot - - I itt •.? - ' - p i... NOTICE O APPLICATION DI TAX DEED __________________________ NOTICE O PiJILIC DiE EY &IVE"l. NOTICE IS NOTICE 5 ,'IEREPY OfvEh That Henry jcon ma ,iow.'r FO'PCIOtUIP r.0 O? NVt'I'%D' tO, 1c77 irtPw.t ctoin cui pOifl report. T,AuiCr,dttDnIaflO P,rwftt Hawing was a maid. Arrested was Betty Ann utile yOI are hefett Reams, 17, of Dogwood Avenue. 0' You mo pac? at 'Ii DC A M. Santor0 r tnt f,rlt Uonaa, in the mont! of December. lPfl,whicI" iothcflltday Pape Sam nose County, F 101' di IN ad December, CiDi11G tar foOowing delcribeD Oalec IPill 7lih oat o Oc hOttl,ehOIdapDlian,.?t Janh' P072 D r I Vt . two double stainless steel sinks, deputy total value ssso ladies' watch worth $360, a reported the theft of . F:o 0 r ( e I fly FANNFrrIF: KL1WAI(I)S caliber pistol from Rub) Lincolr 1837 Pendleton, DEI.TON\ - Parades Whodoesn't love a parade"'Iie 2fl (hiSs makes a Flk)ATS Jacob Sanders, 1112 East wedding band. &i Legal Notice _____________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Not'C0 at Pubi.0 Hearing PdD'ICC 0 her0ti ;von that the rC 0! Adumont will ,bl,c p*ar,n; cani'oe aporovinc a La' Sic Variance 10 •fl 6 1 Ar.CUtfurt Za'w or' the fuiIOwir; aoe. a' mona, r,ouoen' of Seminole County. th, ciaman OVID S0P clam or Demand no? to Floriam Ore no',.oC that they art f.ec shall be vDiC oitrPe to fir any ClamS a' CIaie ?ha' they ma, bSt demands cj" ° bØilfltt Pill Ether in the Dff,ce of the Coun', JuOpt o Sem,noie Coun'y. U, EthIc 0* O)tSE CARTER, FlriDi, in tat Courthouse a' San ?PI Wet' PS C of 5y% . a Section ?0 cwrs1'..r CiS Rançe 33E c' Further Semnoir Cony 'rvcalpiy sour East of GeneVa 3VI tap North Coun'y. FIIO wiut'amt 'onir,; t)iee1a' PbIrJ November U, Dii 7 ________________________ - 22J43. LuKare Furnace MoDel GSUOS2 Roper Dittiwlihel, MoDlO ________________________________________ lid lift CIRCLeT COURT FOR SEMINOLE CCIUNTY, FLORIDA 1541 000 RP*om Plot Water Heah0. No 72 1415 Ol InsirsXra'of, Model & 29. in ii The Martsa.t of 3331, lappan lanpe. MoDel Arthur H BocXwtTh Jr CIer of CIrcuit COurt Seminole County, F lo'4a By- Virginia E Mull Deputy CIt'?t Room. Bedroonti. Maill and Clown NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 'TAX DEED FREDERICK GORDON Mlo'nep a' La and old, just love to watch a FACTS 0esclbed properly' Loot .. I BECIW1TM, Cle"i 4 Circuit Court I Cornmef'tia SItiat r' o act Sanford. Fleridi 3277' Itt.? Jack E P40th the holDet of the tollowiflO ceclifiCaIe rat filed lad thecean The certificate numbr arid year ad ltSuaflCt. the oescriPlon 113 Magnolia It WM a1sess art as tlbow% AttOrn,yI fa' Pliiflhift Issuance 11 W' ' &vPflut o ac ra e t ailtilt,,, priiuilly aradtrig their aIiil>tt'it next rtionth, umplil be S (I CreSS full pr tub II bly .ti'fended if court suction stiout'I ''irur, decided (ci keep the two fl Iteups separate and proccu.I have been entcre(t Irouci uwiny with (iii' Ih'r&'uuitx,r charter (rFIop 4, GAL. -, ,.- - White anti - Then at 2 p.m. (fillieS flit' Iil(; ticipating, int'luding I)aytona it of will t*come ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS ,.t'''--,-1 -' a V a- 4 ••• ,-; - -. s-i. L ' , ,,'.. . ._i j• 4 1 .. j. .-.'-_ - I 'ct it ion coot a liii rig the signa lures of I •94 registered Vt er el ? hs t - the ha hot is delivered by I{ev. Amiss Jones, executive director (it Moore t ;ndr the Semn mob' ( '(sm mimi I y Action to Ma : or Ie F' proposal the ('ity would be (IiV ided into districts as nearly eiiucal u p pi chat son as possible and candidates for the City ('omm is in i' uld ti.,vc' to reside within certain areas. --._-- - - Discussed Again I':uiiI)tr(' State Club; Rcvstone most likely be successfully ('luib: and l'ioneer Club. 'then told (hit' 1s)ard that In the event -. C A S S E I. III'. I R \' r.iunrtl voted for adoption of total of &i accidents 'luring this of the tr.et ,cskcng to be hearrl uiflh.'t)O.' the Tb.' question of paving will try to keep the resnit'nt:s "vintage FICTITIOUS NAME VOn that z'r ICE S 9$ tne " onpar -- Eoervto' Section US 09 F1a' Wa 5 November 14, 1072 __________________________ ' In the Court of the County Judge. Statistel By Frank G F,nkbenfle serve a cope ol your answei- or other piead:nc to the Peldiort on ml' Deceased Having ESTATE OF To All CredIters and Persons DONALD P MacGREGOR. filly-arc. Jr., øt Pittt. [ubanks. Ross Defeheafli, lit f $'e" 0* Seminole County. Florida, 11 CO E' F)O - ' Nobel Peace Prize recipi ent Dr. Albert Schweitzer 1)eltona Fun rat I 011 I llliss Masters, Our Lady of the lakes ('atholir then-h, (;IrI Scout Troops of l)eltona and Spring 11511, Itoy Scout Troop of S - 'reerence for life" in a sermon given on Feb. 16, 1919. Sc weitzer professed that mankind must learn to . and highest 1 , ' ijce ed S;iikesunen fi'r the uIIntr;Ictors the petition was to assure the .Ifl(I make tire the road will be late'! they trre prepared for i'ouncil that residents were in first rl.iss and nut mother thus and the reading proceeded. Favor of the improvements if It Winter Park Drie,' IringinC d the check was not with the aailable ...ounty (units handed civer and Or. ?acmo to be used toward the total voted against the motion. It project. Pugh said he (eared the B BIll. S('OTI arose sis - it ,DEI.TONA sense," . J 1 .r s. _________________________ - At the next rametoSanfordin 1953 as Civic Association, to be held city ucianager ('t)fllmuflity Center, the SUbjt'('t (tic' Isiw (inn Ph,IM' $ 10:00 am. Games & Contests to cut the 11:00 a.iit to 1:00 P.111. VII' Stenstrouii, Legal Notice be on Incorporation of Deltona, Sanford. 1k is a graduate OF This tisis been a controversial Stetson University and S U I :00 jim. A tribute to l"lag. ('apt. Paul lmBlanc NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE according to Dewey Itoster, in liw practice, he was a Midshipmen. Our with cosis . I. " furnish a dcccl fur a 100 loot A tot remark Ill Ejsi' from Qn'tindc, notified and required to preorn' OeSCi'lDed property owned by' Frank mission wOl COflD'jCh a public e,thei- f you, may havi' against F ore't burr renderie on November a' tO. 1012 in that certain cause pending YOu arid eac' 0' you are Pwretiv ?1I Association consider this topic presented by Dr. Edward ' from .eting Mt) r $95 to $J a Mayer t)r. Edith t)uerr gave a Pugh. Presentation The trustee action came sifter lk'ltona fruuiu Mackel Bros. :1:15 pun. Iteginning tiE Economic Stsmblizatton Act, the hospital would have (Ii either 2:30 to 3:00 p.m. i Seminote Coury'. Florida. in C P .rc ParK Put hook S Page :7 amr pit whiCh assessed ia'sflflt. ii- . I Thelma S Dais' All DI bald gfr' p. I9' I 1 youla" t FLOPIL)i. ,i,. piij Default will be t01¼01' agai'n' vu.. for Modernization - 12 Bso; Petition William Clark Court - Fl Prow 142 me relief Demanded in the A .rc Ouch c.rlifsc$'t shall be redeemed min,Itratior' Building Cattle idDvI'rflDl't. 1072 Seminole County. Florida. more etctibed at tallow's .rcula1'it One ill sioloer Tractor Serial No either of y'J, may County Judge of Seminole C.ounty, Ptaveagainsh said MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a Agriculture to C 1 Retail Coin estate in tPy office ti Hon Wallace tnecal or' thC following O,SCritrPd F lor.Oa. at Ps u'f,ce in the coir corporation Organized arid eistn; at Sanford. Mall. County Judge f Seminole pursuant t Ptoote Of 5$iC Caunv Title III of the National proprr-?y Nc 2514 SRs 4)4 4351. be.ng a parcel 0' 4 o(herbu.sjneS.S(,FthelIPCt'tIrlg fill )t'5iS this (late and utilire the entire in Agt'mit tilt' 5111(1 'l'ri:iI Att.irne U. S. I)epsirtmc'nt of to ol this flOtiCt 'Two cop'et of SiCh calendar months from the lime of EDNA TARVER. Hit Wit, ore .TI M sold tO the highest ClOt bidder a' C 5,' f contrac' Proposed forms County Court llDi,Wi a1 Sanford, Fbo'ida at II 00 A M - on the firtt Documents. including specifications, L 0 December. 1072 Dated tIIt 27Th Day of October. 1913 F. p A Seal) Arthur H heckwtth. Jr C,,'I of Csrcc,l COOlS F ida Semsno Coon By Virginia F P4&ts'I Deputy Cleft 311 hoe ,. 14. 71. Ps4,Iltit 72 DLI NOT ICE OF APPI, ICAT ION FOR TAX DEED I bIC. 107 19$ F Ia' ida Statutes of 19491 NOT ICE II HEREBY GIvEN. That lack F siolt, th. holdr a! tne following ceri,i,.Ii- as filed laid certIficate for tao Os-ed to be Issued lI'*ron Tn. certificate number and year 0* issuance. the Oescr ipi iOn of the property', arid th. name in which if was a014sSe0 at at follow'S 0? t' C.it , 4"0!t IsSuance theO DescruPtien of Property': ' sci Ft Of LOt 15. 1. 100 r, of Frost'o Addition ND 210 Attamonte. Plat Book 1 Page 12 P4am, in which assessed Dave Fulton All f Said property being in the C a.,ntv of Seminole - Stole *4 Florida. Unless l,iich ceilkIcate shall be redeemed according tO law the property described In SOC? certificate w'ii tat sold to tnt highest cash bsdd'e'r at lit, front door of tht Saminote Court'y Cowl HOAIsO at lantord. Florida a' 1'OO AM.. on yl - month of MOADeyf __ r.censber. 1972. whiCh ii Itt h dali 0* December. t977 Dated ttio, 77Th Day 1077 f Oc'lObOe SentifiolCi County. Fla'ida By VirginIa E. HOff Deputy ClerK PubilO! Oct 31 SNow 7. 14. 71. DEI1s7 opened and 'coo aloud Sanford, Florida Administration B'jlCliut;. Cattle Si-ewe, Court. Sanford. Florida Copies of the Decuments fTt be obtained by Deposittng twen'y f lvi' Dollars with the Housing AutharCy los' ear? Of Documents 50 Dl) tainted SuctsOe001it wilt be refunded rrtt.,nfl the per' wti plans. spit if stations and other Documents in goad condition within Iii days after bid opening A certified 'heck 0' bans draft. payable a the Pious rng Atha'ity o ttif' City f Sanford. Florida. LI $ C,Ovc'flrt,t'ni' Uonds,Or a satrslacto, bid bOnd noeculed by the biDdO"0 and acceptable sureties in or amount .qual haS per cent 0 the- bid lPtaIi be lDrnitted witPi cacti bid The- succelsissi biDde' wIll be required to furnish iflO pat Ia' and p,'forr'iOflCr bono or uorcs )L At f-nh ,on 5 called fa' ,oual employment provisi01 opportunIty. and payment of no? lets than the m,n,mum balIriet and in the us set forth wages Specifications must be paid oft pro.Ct Th. Mousing AuthOrity Of the City of San!ord. F lorsja reserves rigal t Wa1VC rpj't any' or alt bids ny informalt,es an No bid SPill tat wlthdr.wri to . pccioo ads aays tut,toournf fo op,nin; of bids without the consent 0* the Hooting Author l*y 0* the Ci? of Sanford, Florida Oat, October P?iI. 1973 Florida snt y P 1 GubtatsOn 5aofa'Ø PiousIng __ ntj tite b.Oden; The Houssic Dutho,i'fly f tbr City of lOfiiclaI Clerk's SealS Arthur I' BCkWIWS. Jr. Clark of Cirnl Cow?. Clerk Of the Circuit Court j...jtny PuDlion Not, 7, *4, 107 As Deputy Clerk Suitor C' HliyrC. J and me undertigned as SPwritf of 11 ac A M on tar 22nd day of Branch Road Thit public hearing will be t*id November, A 0 1972 offer to' sate - tic E Commercial 5truet p,,rk Plata Building 5.antord, Florida 32771 Attorneys ta' p0cp PubitIt Nov 7. 14. 71. 75 1I7'2 Dli 31 In ttie Coon vs The Counly JuOge. In Seminole County, Flor.ds. Probate If re [stale of i L s na .l E ROWE V, fIll L F y, JR Ic-nt, a? tt* F ront (West) Door of thi Seminole County Courthouse in above the FloriCa, SanforD. DeSCribed personal property ThO' laid sale to beinc mad, to satisfy ttte tel'ml of sato Writ o Execution John F Pout. ShOe 1(1 Seminole County. Florida Publish Dcl 31 & Nov 7. 14. 71, 1972 DII 11 NOTICE OF APPLICATiON FOP TAX DEED (Sec Tv All Creditors and Periofli Having Claims or Demands AgalDot Said Estate: You and O*CPi 0* you are hereby' noiifi,d arid reQuired to present any clams and demands which YJ. 01 either of you. may' P'ave against W W I L I.. P AM .1 E P o ME estate of v,'Hl'T([Y. .11 . oecenoed. ale of 51'O CDSF1'f CO ?Pi4' CDJfl', is Seminole County. F La' ida. a' DPI ice in the LOUfl y at Sanlord. F Ia' ida, within cJIe'tDlr months from the ?ime 0*thefirsIPub1sCati0n04'1" notice 197 49$ Florida Statut • Cli' (Ii i( P F Pt '1 Trial Jack [ Molt the adDer foIID*sf certificate has fled Said cr'iCa1r for tao deed to be issued thereon Ire certltscate number and year Of 'OSuInte. the DOOcription tite property, and the nam. in WhiCIl II eat assessed a -e as followS Year of Cetif,cO'e No a03 p i( I W' lssua'e.e Description ot Property: W 100 0b 1 300 Ft of LOIS 17 1 1 Spring Hammock Re-pIll. Plat 7 Page 94 Twc copies f each c4.b1t or demand in wflcfl asIesSed .1 0 & shall be In writing. and shall stale Ia. place a! r asidenti ane post off 'cc viosef Rofw?s All 0* said property in; ifl tn. County of Semiie, Stale Cf Florida Unless such car 1sf icate shall be redeemed actor ,ing to tue trw properly 000cr abed an such rn,rtif,r.ati' will be sold t tne highest a%h bidder at the front door of tae Seminole County Court f4ouse at Sanford. FloriDa. at 11.00 AM.. on tn. first Monday In tlte month of t)eu,.mbef. 1012. WhICh lstfledthday the claimant, and ShIll tie 5W01 T1 t by lht cIa iI'n,bfll. h,s agent. or attorney and ac compared as a fila,'c fee 0! 01W of dollar and SuCh claim 0' OefIl.OflC flU'? so file's shalt be vOid sElIzaDetti L. Whitle'y As tOC&$Oe Of tt* LIII Will Tei.h•ment 0* w ILLIAU wpfIILEY. JR. 1EP0UE &r-ceav'd SIENSTROM. DAVIS, I MCINTOSH Att0'n.ys Ta' [aecutria Post Office Boo 1330 Florida State bank-Suit, Sanford. Florida 3flTl PubSisti Dcl 31 5 Nov 7. U, 21. *977 tat Further Described as south arid O.t,d mis 77?? day of OcIoI.er. on lOffiC.al Clerk's s..o Arthur 94. BeCkwlftL Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole 'wrTfy. Florida By. virginia E Muff Deputy ClerK PutiItVt Dcl 31 SNOw 7, 14. 71, 1077 DEl 100 in Florida. or Dece'nber it. tvu. at 7 30 P.M.. or as 000!1 thereafter OS passitle Planning and Zoning Commission the Zoning Director Put)I'tb November 14 1t77 DE.) 61 of writin; and contain the place of the claimant and irtust e sworn *0 the cla,mt%ani', I'll agent, itot ,c, Os' iPte claimant, hit agent a' at demand and Ouch claim or a? a esecu'ar a' in. LOOT Of Testamen' Will arid FLORENCE I BiS'TLlNE, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Florida Statutes of (Sec )97.4 flrLan ' '- *fctated SPEER I SPEER. P A AtlOrny$ Ia' said Est ate P0. Boa 1)44 Sentc,q. Florida 32771 Publith Nov 11 21. i1. I 1077 DE .1 ?t Seminole County. Florida By. J B WIliamo. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (5.'c 197.495 Florida Stahsles and pott offpce aDdress of ' '' sJo'wi F hon. itt Trust Officer As Esecula' ° said estate tir RObifi IlilCy Attorney at Law p o. BOO 443 Orlando. Flee *a P-ubl,th Dc' 31 & Now 7. 14. 21. 197 DEl 195 In th. Court of the County Judge, Seminal. County. FIa'.da. In Prsbate In LO: Estate 1 HEZEP IAH 1HE55F DURHAM C.),crasI-cJ T all Creditors and Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate. YOu and eiCt, ad you are P*ri'by noafec and reQuired to present a' cia ms arid Oetnarios whc you. a' ttttti'f Of yOu. 'flay ha we against the f He-ftP as" Durham. es-a', Q4'tlted. late Of said COunty, $Q the County Judge of Sminole County. F lOrsd, a' liii Off CC in th court Pioust t.i' 5$iD Counts' •t Sanford. 1o'Ga. within to calendar months tram tht time Of the first public,at.on 0* tht$ not ice Tw copies Of each claim or Dsntand Mall be in writing, and shall stat, theptac, of res.Dence &a'EN CE IS HEPEB PaCT ICE 1 HE P (bY Ci a' ..acP. ( plot? 104' i,ci,oi" o the following certificate has f'ied said That Jack [ Pilt, the holder of the CertIfiCate 101 tax Deed to be issued lolloniv cO'tifiCOlt 'as fled see thereon The ce'Ilf ,ca'e number .nC certificate to' tao 0000 hO be isSued yea' DI issuance. the diSCriptiort Of thereon T,stteq'trf state number and 11w property. and the name in wThcti yea' a issuance, flit CloliCiPtiOd'l of tttt property. ante the name in wh,Ch II was assessed a', as follow's 149 Year ci' ib was asiessid ore at I oltOws C,.?,!, cat, No 954 V,.r tr'.flIb', P'.dI ! l5Sn'r i,ç ia'r Sift DtrsptiOnOf Property. Description *t Property: LOt 9 0. N 30 Ft of Lot 10 BlI 3 Tr s 5 5 C' if 1 3 C? 04 SW'4 c SE .i of 'Ta, 'Town f 5,antprd, Peat Book 1 Pages 54 Ia 41 1 112. 113, 115. 115 I. SIb' • SeclionO. TO*f.0l'iip 71S Rang. 31E 117 Name in which asWitSed Rgsa B Name in which assessed Mae Sheater. MetrO All I said property Ihomptom. et at All of said property being in me County ad Seminole being in the County of Sie'ntifwle, Slate of Fla'ida Unls suct tee Slate Of Florida Unless Sude ta' tit cite stall be redeemed according t $,tt1 shall be redeemed according a'd post Office address of the to iaw the property Dt'Cr abed in such tO law the properly drcrib.d in sot. Cli 'mInt. anc sr.. I: be SWo'n to by tertsfit$tO will be bold tO flit higtu'st ceflificatt will be wld tg the highest ttte claimnnt. her agent. o' attorney and accompanied (is' a Suing f fe cif cati' b.ddtr it the Iron' Door o ttie- CaSh b,d0 at the front door O 1' Semanole County Court Pioust •t Semsnole County Court MOuIO at one Dollar anc sucti ClaiTh or demand Sanford, Fborid, t 11:00 5a.M.. on Sanford. Florida a' 11:00 S'.M Oi ?ta? 50 baud i.h.lI tie vOid Pi'yll RiCP*f'OSs'jfl lee first Monday' in the month of the lirst Monday lit the .1101db 0* lsthelhday Dec.,mDO'. 1977, ttiC1i II Tnt at Cap * e&ecJens, ç'the Lest December, 0* 0.-cs-mOe'. 1077 win ano Testament Of 0* December. 1077 PsCZEKIAOI DURHAM. Dated th' 27 th Day' of October. Dated thit 77th Dee 04 oclotier. 19?7 em..aSe-d 7972 101ficial Cle'.S Seal CL('iLLAI'sD, MIZE & BERRY iCttf,C,il Citra.t Sea: Arthur H Beckwcth, Jr P.g Bth,,.'iag &rthui- P1. bxkwith. 4. P. Drawits' Z Clerk of Clrcvit Court Clerk of Circuit Cavil. Seminole CosiiYy. Fio'ida Sanforc. rIrio,. Seminole County. Florida A?to'nevt fOr E5l•tt bit' VurOiftia [ P4'Jff By Virginia F M0P PDip,.I.: Oct 3.1 31, & P40w. 7. U. D'r?utv ClOfli Deputy ClerK 7. U. 71. 1977 P977 P5stt Oct SI I P4uv 7 U. 7). 1912 PulitliOct 31 & Nov DCI 1%i9 DEl H4 00 decide their individual AM on November highest arid best bidder for cash, at front (west) door of thC Coo' i a . - oescr .sae property, lyad'tg and being in Sminol, ConIy, Florida. to *1 date. 5111(1 I'ark since 1950 and Arturrirsin isa 6:00 Itir Must be p.uii. Shopping spree (or S r'st'nt to participate. 5 LQt Block 7, 2. LINCOLN PIEI'.HTS SECTION TWO. ac cord.ng t the p(at tfteeevf as rgr in Plat Book 14. Page . Public Reors of Seminole COSsn?V. Florida TOGETHER with the items of property whiCh B located n arid permanently installed as part of the Improvements on saiD lanØ ; Range later stand on Winter $218,000 than is from allowed the wage- 67 per ct-nt profit, but the projected profIt is cxpt'ctetl to) be Inure than thul' 5 iwr rent, which is allowed 'liii' ttrmrt' o'tiOt sire c'xok'cktl to decrease , - the hospital prof its b - In still another move to utilize some cit thit' excess, the trustees approved setting up a full.timitr, 24-hour per (151)' owriitioll (II (tic' t'Illergt'nc- ) ruoull b' Isist night in EusU.s, the I"eib.'rsml Bureau of Fill i .ind other lnestigatioui 5111015 i'd a :i - All THUR H BECK WITH. JR Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By' MIiir't S Eden DtPi.fly Clerk SPE€R & SPEER, P A 113 Magnolia Avenue po o, 1 Sli.irml( Joliti -. POlk ri'('t'lt','4l information ) t'stt.'rday that the suspect, John W. EIder, 19, oF I'.ustis, was in the Sanford area LX'jitIes established a roadblock at the S&'mninole- Lake lint, when Polk learned ttuut l-lcler ituighit try to go back ( '(PuntS' to . I 'tke - . ' ' . ' -' Radar Sites tv ( Irl,mndu 7 p.nu. until 7 stun. each working radar in four locations Thursduy w bert- resuterlt t'u have c'oinplaiuit'd weekend. 'l'tie trustees also hiked the speeders I)vputies w ull set up thii' r- it It lInsetit $10 ,uui hour gli.lrslutt'c'(t at l"lorida 1l.tven otis t' LII rate tt the Navy doctors toi $1 p Ilnit during the entire an hour, which Is t' xpec'ted to cost $46,000 uwrc' a ) ear for kEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Notice of Public fearur.g Notice r5 hereby given that the Board Of Adjustment will conduct ii PobI'( tiring lo con 4.-c approving a spec al e ce-pt ign in an P, Residential Zone I corwirvu. • operate a s'..-nns-i On 11* f?le'iy present euiicrgeut'y stcmlfiuig, with an Sbdilitltifliml $28,000 t'x' I*cteiI for ttit additional 61.1 hour hair ui-s-k hZnt't' a'rit'iriiOi' l'""""'J John Evans, 'rustee', salt! ite1ttI5ll iii have (ta cutting rates iiuiii ttieui suskiutg fur miuore umioney (nih (tic' 'WI.' 0,scr 'bed property LOIS 3 altO 1, BlQcA A, MenW Acres. an Sectio' 79 7030. Furthul 0,Stjlbed as on Oak Street. Tbi5 p,it,o hearing will be held In the County Commission Chambeft 04 thy Court 14*-jte. Sanford. Fborb4 on Decembe-r II, 1977. t 7 00 P ?1. or IS SOOf' tIilfndf tee as possOle t.(rn;na$e count,' Board mnel By Jack Syrne, S motel fOrtIl.Slticlfl there, South SeuunuL tO that Elder ought h. ('hic ccor'lirtg to - , .( as neer sit'tuath' spotted &'itiiuiole County, though the' believe he us here. Elder was captured List night 14.7 be.'iiiicl .1 EUSIIS shopping center smt IS n'w kxlged in the \larui: . LUW1L JaIl. of a tt'tiupted extortion of a Eusti prt'tstlent while out .'lI hind Elder si_IS st'rv irtg a ItS., federal prt.s&ni ut '1'smllahasw, w hen he escaped .1 t'k ago 1,t-di-,I w ti '.' • iii- ¶auik nllttifit't at a ;u • . LU. ) IL. i'''' ' - Irost recer n.ihL up to 1 Mr. [ira ...... Quii% .,sta ui ___ t't t' t't't'tt ICt' L'OfT1i: • Flder was cvnvited for the I, ,, '.iiI't 'l ti III .la liii 1 'k .1:1: hiLl it tit todi) that his tkputies will be du)' a $l7,)0O rvt.'ber Count Navy Iiti('tors, Vi hiti ili1. 11(115 stsiFfiiig the emergency rooiii irtilli S.aniford, FirjrD. 32771 knit cabinet '4ht' ..s:;. .. N ford El S Ui.ien Mon Ihru Fr,. I a in ' t: '' A It a mu out e Springs, Spring 'llk') ttosici in Spring '.'tlk) (ile5ivt-s ('iturt in Bear Like antI I sincerely thank all Ormnoit' Ituad in Altauuiontt' who worked for and Springs. supported me for Tax Assessor of Seminole Co u ri t y. Count)' ('t)IillIiiSSiOfl.'' trustees 'the hospital reque'sted $1 14,0(1 from the uniter (tie pros' Ided hospital act, ss hic'hi Vi establthed, but the request will be llitlt'flde(l to sm uii.ich lower figure after the mmattlirul IIIL'ih(y receives Its )su)'mi1t-nts from Mc'tIIt'iri Tc ('(illilt)' as Chairman PDuih: November, 1077 under fiscal recsmpturetl Ic.tl(br.uI controls, Ilit' Hospital iS 2 Refr.gi'i'atoiSa'd tale as tg be made to satrsf1 the terms uf said Final Judgment Mttorneys Ia' Pla.nfiff Pbt,iI'i Nov 14. 1077 C'[ ,I 72 its 1971-72 I OEJse -- Pd Pot 'v it-I FL,rlo ____ T. All Parsons Having Claims 'i' :i'l.is,e abirisa,n The new rates uia'an that smother lot Is to be donated fr sidewalk fur the bus childr.r tiiight be sufficient, hrougj: semi-private rooms will now lihuing a fire station. care will tiroji .k-05il,'ii ', eor7e Sf.uait of semiprivate area Other developers in the than their shire to get all of th' h) $5, effective iununediatel sat ' . -r .l 'slinl ',ti;v',tis .i..s.C,mt 'tr.i?'rr 'li'$'!.t lIiil't' ' •u'':l 5.. it i'ilS ,,.' q:3o a.un. Poster Contest Monday's monthly meeting purchase oF new fire fighting the balanceof that part, and the city and tI)' .5. of tsigned to one specific Celebration of l)eltona schedule tiver the country, the Semiunole %'()te .1 'pit sir'IIItTF tilt?? 1,_I,,. .1 I' ________________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Estate: Nolice of Public 14.ari.g .lnisht.'nt 'let - and concluded that "reverence for life comprises the deepest R .•''".'. i,,tW'y tti, i ,011' rilItit 'v RateS I ltona An OUtline of the 2.day c'creinony follows: Sanford. Knowles is a graduate Representalive PubliSh Dcl 24. 31, & hOw 7. 14 case entitled Pvblish Not 14.21. 201 Dec 1972. in that certain DE .ie' Loit; Manufactur in; Co which of'ai0 Wilt ' I we IN COUNTY JUDGES COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA • Li': Estate of IA'aUe. .- ,, 1957 By Jack 5yrne. p4O'TChiSUPa I L [F FLER - * * * ' I . ('15,0? Zacco the street asking tht street hut n*w that this is a whnni bus John Councilman reminded the developers that drainage be carried away From thornui.th:tr" ' i'it .i l,ake and ;treet' the wcsr,iing stipulated a s'.is,000 Crystal Bowl chuck was to be delivered sidewalks and gutters be inCi)unmliinan iiarr S1uu1uru4PI tulld if the street is paveil. with the suumiultaneously Pugh state(l the purpose of rupbesl, "'4e intend t 'hisek passing of the ordincince. it'ttlt )itt by ',hieatter. RI) am's during their regular following the regular meeting divided.' Continuing, he 'We were happy with i H 1). Piwh presented a petition Moml;iy rught rut-rung. Itepublican Club, First Bank of l)eltona, Bicycle Clubs, Babe _______________________ &Øjsimeflt PubtiOlt S ' Legal Notice P 50' if Prb$tt the original answer o pleading INVITATION FOR BIDS rnmnr; thstt his will be a winner For chur.-lies in I)eltuna and regular one. lIUt('tliSOTl, noting he Was Mt'rtkints in the l'Iaza Siiunt' being either (lit' prettiest, (lit' Shopping Plaza on Saturday School and Junior High School Welroune.Wagon, Wtiman's the city no lee. __________________________ morning, Nov. 18, bright and anti the Shrine Brass Band. ('lub; Art Club; Elgrove (' I v I c early at 9 n.m. to see, the 'then COIIPCS (tie colorful S hti If I c' b o a r ci , - ____________________________________ Pool Office Drawer P4 Lean Co..rn't, F ior4i upon a final 32771 iuOgTnen rendered lit the aheesaid SanlorD, Fir.da Commercial Street, K irk Pita DL J it f S 23 Cf lotS 13 4, 1 by' virtue of that certain wi-Pt at (ipcUllOts isSued out of and undO' Pptltin ta' 0il,wIul,00 0* Marriage and other reisof tao bean flme'd St Mas.t* S [Clan rPrputy ClerK or his attorney, or Dated November 10. 1972 553 ArCh. 5,'reef Mf'itlV*llt. Pennsylvania , ii I., 1. -: (or I )ec. 5, ((1 :111(1w ini'ltision tif the aunemuirnent. I1u. isiarit uiillniu', ri'riutrks (rout (it \ttornev %ViIlIauui hltitchisuti Travel ('lub, Sportsman's Club, Fla'.aa unOOr tht fC't'OJt Thit publiC hP ,np will be held in County. of PAR AND BipDtE SHOP. NOTICE O SUIT terms a' sa.0 Final iuOgrr'efl' chevrolet. 111 Redbay H. W. Drive, told deputies someone stole about 20 palm trees from his property on SR 434 in Longwocsd. According to the report. heavy equipment was morithO from ?Pie Dale of Ut fart' Count Cornm,01aOfl CPtamDert name pubI,CateOi't of thit Notice. Each the ¶Pi Court HouSe, Sanford. ar.0 tt wa tflhtnd to iOQiS?er with 105 CIerb, Of ?tIC Circu sit writirt; o claim øi- demand mus' e art December 11. 1072. at name Court Seminoe Count,. Florida en and fiIpd in duplicate, and rnuo' 7 00 PM. a' t won thwpoft state the pace of resiDence ano pat, _________________________ Saao sale 'ott be maøe to satisfy the Wilt ARTHUR ii ci ' : T. black (-urnulunities wIth ;issistarire (rout Semiriol.' Junior College student.s. I )Iscusslon was gIven t(i 'Ic'lsiyirig the people's vote beltona Is Set Bob Wallace of United u.s-ed to remove the Uees (ro:i of the stolen Legal Notice OeCPateC. II?t 0! tiiO C0Unt tt the Cajn'p JuØ9e of Seiy'noit Coun't. ' IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S FtoiOa at at t' 'd COURT lid AND FOR SEMINOLE '0 FIr,di. wlth,fl 00 CIPflOa1' Y?ht COUNTY $I'Df! the 'ime 0* the first Ciuiat4on eBOATE NO. 53 In re Ettal. of of ?hit notice IWO JOHN SCHlARD, CtO, Of Demand Ohifi be In anc uhaIl tlite the piae ad ressDene NOT ICE TO CR EDITORS t 010CC IOO'eIt Of the Al cr.'citors of .Iohr $cP,,rird, 5r and claimant, and thu be oworn to . tr o*c on S.m,no (i" PAINT ,i' S. Bloc A CARl AGE HILL UNIT ND 4, arcordlnc 10 Tht plot tnr'wi as rpcO1'ClpC •n Pia' Boo' IS. . 'irllfll IrFRi I. ' i'rirnpt ir flIt ! . - -a. .1 ______________________ ri wti,ct' you. cuami me PAD&ETT, hit w*$t. Ii?? . D.script.onoi Propofty. __ tht urIOrbi9flaø. 1% Clt.rO. Of , M.d FID'IØ$ c. W'i of Lt ii C Ii LPt 1V DOd to the above tyI Cou, will a' 11-DC ano Cou PB P lii Ov t twiø u0 'too public e,..r,n; Name in wh.ch auwO WD'o. o'ctDC. &.M on November ' 172 Newton Ailad laid propery being ,n 0(101' '01' tilt and Will ID the hIUPitt mniri tht Coim'tr Comvnhlt4Dfl the County of Sen'i,fKjlt. State of 01W bOO? b'DOO' PD' Cath. at ?PII fi'Ofl' of lbs Courl s'couo.. Sanfora Wf1 DoOr of tP* COUrttW04' f Flor4Oi n tec.m!,er i iø.r FttrsDa Un*tt ouch cer'lf.cate S.m,Dit County, i.oa. a' at won t.ter at Thou be reem.0 acc0, ID br Cli the lolIowifl bra. me property Drocrtbetl in lucl oOt.olbie Cls'scit*C p.Dperty, Pysnç arid tw'ri Cpfl*f,t,.ile will be 001.0 PImriniThQ and en Seminole Count,. FIo'iOa 10-wit r of ComrnittiOfl COOPI be000? a, tt __________________________ M Cr ncust Gerrit, 713 Oakhill Drive, G c or g e t ow n Casselberry. told LJVt l(i thP IaWt cf ttb UflIIPO wm contairi*n ip .cret more .i ri'qutr n.' pri'iI'a'(hlri' _____________ cm rr Esla't ° SE 'be u.it x octet me s,m ' c n'.,.I','iu1 pt""i ti' Hat '.c'.trnd''l Ilist' til4rifl '. i ('tin rcimpnsi ng the dust r ,lrt rh,,rter amendment soul be , .• .'- rity serc' presi'nli"l to tt.' ('uuutnlsstnu Inst night. Thi' ('Ir(uiIIIt('(l I) ),'t • oIllrrlkcklUerq r - -: . . . - ru'f.'ru'riihtnn . !-1 pr.vliiuuclv tiurl 'i I''' ihitrtrtucuu', I'.tuti.,ri'. the (tire.' rout(4iI1t1uIruIru nhlssitPrt('rs slp,ncittsr*'s cuIr,ni' remind the community of how much it depends un th(' v(nitIi of the nat ion and to highltght t ht'i r (l('S('I'VIti (I('('(lS . c Stall I'hoto) Pm m. c.iri o m. count, j.ø4,s. Sim,nott Count,. PIo'iOI. , C,vPi - ,-,.'___ GERBEL held by Bruce Wallech warily eyes Mrs. Dais' Branch righfl. Marilyn Gordon Photo snake being displayed by Chark \Vilson to South Seminole Middle School science class of Legal Notice rarvn one Zonrn ConpIit - Optimist ('1(11). has twen prot'lai med by M ayor I 'e I' - MM)re ( ct'ntt'r t • shovn vit h 'I'ci'i'v LlOIriS, V IL'(' t)reSi(k'nt III ('Ihi t'(' Of ytnith act tb'It _____ ___________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNiNG &ND?ONIWGCOMM110h r t DE R Di. PasT tONAL MO I GA & E AS SOC tAT I ON, i cor 10 Sn ... ________ 14 S. . Miss Michaelyn Sullivan. :: Jack C. Morrison. 120 Crystal Company reported a theft at a Drive, Loch Arbor. reported the job site on SR 436, Just south of Cannon Way, Casselberry, had Det. Sgt. George AbbfLv hs theft of a $600 television and a Howell Branch Road. Missing her purse stolen while she wa piled a 17-year-old Orlando tape player to Deputy Steve were a compressor, a two-and- SWlfliIThflS. InSide the purse woman on charges of grand Willis. Del.. Jert - Capshaw is a-half gallon spray pot, a so- was her wallet, containing sSO 4 envaftershe allegedly stole [)eity Fred Johnson is inftairhose,a5400tflwdIiiie, )ewelerx', money anñ clothes tn'estigatzng. Legal Notice Legal Notice • J - :4 _____________ which regularl' visit U.S. airports. _________________ Ra ton , 1 straw A ;uriiviilc' thud the (It)' IA'Ihl 1,4' ilivIctect iuutu gi'qrnphlr nrrcic nt'arly t'fltlai f$ip%ulHtiIPfl-%licf' 1S )4PS5ih)l(' Itit lIP.' Pt1P'' of , iitiititi cIon rf'sl(lenry was cruet iiiruilciy (tirii;uI(((5PsIuull iii SsiOII('r ( iirdon l.er Joine.l :tth %lcuynr IA'.' I' 1cr'iirc' ncil Jtihun .torrls Mnnilsuy uicorning In signing 1s'tItIns requesting the matter / the proposed rule, expected to become eflective eat-h- next Four of the hiackers parachuted tram the aircraft this i,mbei ano yaa o csauane ,,, , deicv tp'.on o ma , to meet the saint stiff passenger and baggage screening procedures demanded of American air camers Shaff or says Between Jan 2 and Aug. 5 n! this year. the FBI recalls, hijackuit Incidents vnJvmg 46 suspec'tS All have been identified and either art dead, have been S.,n)VDI, Cou?fs fIorda, .. ' _____ _____ - ii search. Prvcously, regulations required nnt that any person identified as a selectee under the security profilet program" prnduce his identification. Now the aearcti es. procedi'res are mandatory for all In another move FAA has proposed a rule requiring Texas to Cuba (Hrn. the skyjacking tm'olVNJ no ransom demands the 1mw air pirates, who remained In Cuba when the by p \ board an airliner unless his baggage has been searched arid and received sentences averaging more than 14 Years. Ci Oct. 29 an airline exnploye was killed and another w0 mdlnthehijackUl ofanEutEI'l Airlines letlmerfrcifl rt,f'wtr f. p - 4 neither a stable nor rational personality, but one would think that even the mt disturbed Individual would have gotten the message by now. 'That rncsssve. n c'ourse. s that when a person buys a UckonanalrlAnCrWlthth( ifhijackingitf0r0t1Lht rr*li has boUght himself a ticket to prison or the morgue" Even so, the FAA still is shoring up Its security against air piracy. Recently Shaffor announced new regulations requiring hijacking incidents, has ccEflpilf'd an air ptrac box score dating back to Jan. 1, 19€?. It shows that since then there have been 144 aerial hijackings or attempted air practices. indinduaL whc partiriatt'd ir these, the O perpetrathhavebeenadtfltih5ahhi0ca5.O 13 unidentified suspects in theae cases have escaned the law. Five hijackers have been killed by FBI agents and six iour4ed passengers have killed one and wounded another. C-ew men.bers have wounded one and tiree have cunmitted ia.d -jb. - and later he was committed to FBI agents wDUflded a state mental Institution. "It's amazing that anyone still could delude himself about his ultimate fate when undertaking air piracy," ransom so far this year have failed and the persons involved either have been arrested. killed or art under control of a foreign goverruneflt. The Federal Bureau of vestigati0n, singled out by $ . The $112 million is a m leading figure. for $100 million cif this was demanded by Arthur Gates Barkky after he firces have made skyjacking for ranstln the world's greatest exercise In futility." SlLafIeI says Legal Notice ________________________ 3'.:. . Four of the 35 were wounded by FBI agents and tluee were killed. All but $503000 of the $112 mi11im has been greater awareness by airport, airline p'rsiitne1 and security C "IIFli IIIIIIII!' s 4' Since mid-1970, when a hijacker ftrst demanded rana*n. 35 aIr pirates have demanded neart $112 million Today all In custody except aevon held in Algeria and one stl] air pirate. y scrnething else. want to . -. I)lctrkting - ci rontrovercisil tse nnrntcg llefJItHrc (P1 flue Saunforul City (uncnuIcicn Ior hci the pnt eight mrinUi Is'un rc'iilved with rnc,ge HI Il uuitlon rtuuiring flint ci spericul elertlon on the rhnrt'r ,,trnul,nrnt is' c't cut the first uisurting In innucurv lice h;ut hurdle In gcuinlng tiallot Ira if'( rtUIlil't re"eived rio support (torn other A ('tirr,ruittsltiru"r A the tuslL'C M.'( 'lancuhuen's efitirt to Itistrit tlrig fitftfi'HSlll pI:irecl on ti fly DONNA FS"tF,S Gw1e b'1 (.1 ampaign Tn !t'lS �___ U~__ .. - -i - .-_-.-- ---.-- - - -; - : - -- - -. ___ ___ __ - . - - __ __ - - - ~ -, _. - ~ - __ - --- ------.- .- - ..- , =._U " -r - - ----- j - '- -- - : - . - Tuesda c:*(J a y, 'f. Nov Iii S an ford n r a 1(1 4 AThe I Herald Sanford Tuesday. Nov. 1972 4 Yli STAP IF. -You have been looking for UNUSUAL 1 items for YOUF or turn horre o office C I 7-ht. (!))T!j - 4% r Piu1 I -. 1 . Dee'cL UNIQUE deco' Conv,rsation I j'nck' D L I Piece - k I a L I n L 4 To SANFORD Coming I Fine Furnure -raperies S Carpetrng- ' TICK LE Will J ;% , EHwv 434 San4 o-c ass rt' - -r ir, c,- are Lake -orr I SNACK PAK S I d In Our Handsl V - = -- g1 ,"_~l 0, 1 ~ , ,_ ru~ - k _;,_~._, --rw -1. --I--- t r ~ ~ 14 l Haiva-an Ha*r H11 t I b , 1 1_ — ___ - ___ ,_O 1 . L II) A\1It7kO% Sk I 'ir t ,1n1 iI&' LHit littg. 11,lis, frilloi;, :1,1,1 Ix),)t,q is . ' --_ )Iifl% - . ,A - zi* - __ rk MP - 'g- . u\'rn - . - . ____, _ -— - . * iS '. GardenLand t" FOR HOME OR F A RM o -' S FURNITURE SALES NOLL a , BE __ - - , 0_ W 1 t . 'wL , .. 0- 14 I - ___________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ U N DL R N LW Place order early : T ote- . Hal v1F1d4 NU&II r $0r Mother o - MAN AG EMENT . . . __--__-___ _... -__ __ .. ____._ z . -t-i .- __ - --= 1-- ___ - ;Iicr.rnent ,oil -_NS____ ___;_ Wo - - , I IK _ -_ ~_ - _-- =--,r=-f i ir %iiirt 1. 0 %our skirt For J11111115 A'ml It(- 4 i "~ %ft" For _ I.... - ; . - S&WFORD Keaore gdStof'f B 11139 .) r the safet' of you your and 0 , ,~ I sm the the am v lnrqet . . - 1) 110) Chec __________________________________ Ti I I iault% . front end alignment. , brakit,art: rep,oiirv_ u.-iiiialwict ania can proaucv Ever, dis. speed greater ndt disturbaric. Also worn parts and sagging or replaced. High springs. Betcha didn't kna rotion and balancing done and shocks frequent t ca in Sa reh are muct art replaced. If you need porunt. A good guideline, Mit. But there*s more An uneven wear pattern or safer these, ds~-s and them n, is stTvice an your car..ALA-A, can dr, actmording w Cmk. is to rotate ping on one edge is a good 5,000 miles. cup eve using the t quality pans. belted us good reason f it k it an prevent example of a tire nm with outc 24 know how, and Ures effien' and Alignment, located t c e and pams unwsual tread wear pattem and of-balance cmdition. Excemiv, guarunt"d smiFrench Avenue. ' ide the full milWe built camber and loose bearings can weu. pormas also cause this type of near. &A.A Alignment offers A-i fc' oufolkswhc ma be un.o the tire Check sour car vourtread tire shows center ser-mv in ahgment and fr=1 i, latle bit unswe ilibmt what manual for tire inflation area ofIfthe wornthe with the ThC makes a good tire end work n ' I us teU reqwremcn. rompam * ovnwd b% Would )'DU like to know sciorrie sides still shcming gc*d trea(i, . Kenneth you what CtK4.- said about thaL und Verdie Cook, and Kenneth -7 1here are three reciwrements of tht.5.%mptorw of ure wegr. so )-ou will then know that this is q that you can recognize a an example of over inflation when really ows h f mavmum peHance of ,, These are all safetv factor. rornef to puttirif your car bac* the befte"tas and radial tirm problem and know when it is ' r to A_&_ whichyousbouldwatchfor an] o.. alignmen. and s.ife o dnse ou must tune correct air urne to get ia, presstre and I Wt look is right Abgnn*nt and let Cook and his which ,you should correct %tit--, He has is man wwkmg % the time'is ripht. It could mew-. for radialsi precision baLwxv cT" f tz %. cour car I hum whci u1sr, is 1i very sharp because belted tires have Under-inflation will cause the sour life Get over to 1A a orris greater num concentrated in rade of the Ure to wear ex. Alignment and get your car dii:is. He is Ju=ie alsO as ii serVICt man he can't the tread area than orthnars cessivel) and the center of the checked t* beat- Kemeth told us that, AAA Alignment is open . tire wril.1 AM have gocid tread. tovs. but we have heard the ks a result of this, they are Excessive tire wear pattern on days a seek from 9a.m. to sfwd nicort sensitive to conditions cyf (one tread edge is caused by p.m. for your convenienct thing from a lot a' satisame 111 . of boots. store's mativ styles . I' . . . . o ( AIL FRI. & SAT NIGHTS - [WELERS ILKPtur, __;F i G 3• WATCH& JEWELRY REPAIR MASTER CHARGE- I !~ . as the 30 • i -J "'Florido Drifters" t..jnt" & Western PARK AVE SANFORD J : pla - ", V SUN DAY AFTERNOON ' r. rr. *, I[; ;~ rr - "Midnight Ramblers" ,.al t. -"neeIt I' '-r I t.rvfl it' W-P Or. r'llftot fr) #--;;r".-,M art-- 0 -,ift v- 'r .W. pu-%r or pwwr uniii ma, o- Wln'- WIr Iry —( d AKN CJ%I K -. I Ll_,~ '-'%,, I f,, / LI O'd P<)NE (X& B34-43M ' I DIAMO ND 1 7-92 - ,, BAR & PACKAGE loorkall. will in VOW new kev It. 1. arrit,i Whrr VOL$ f".60 il Vft %% 1 K110% wfl 11 pay% 10 W vow, a p'.c,oe,na kl' t, MID.FLORIDA I 1 Hwy 17-92 DeBary _ MORNING- AFTERNOON I EVENING CLASSES 702 Park Ave 'ard put in safe and great kA run;rn c'tht'. - . Ps WE Ii - STOCK IMPORT • Ii Coo4 says that i: is ser important it' has t good tires and to have then in good con- . . . . FA SPEED PARTS i I .i. 11111111 ;o I I " A11% t 1 OP - ...,.'-.-.,'. .. .. - ri IV$ __ _ N .,~ennnole Lodue 1 11~1 I ~~ ? 4 -4.- - j $3 995 , ' milt guarantee, We alw 6o Disc Brakes / !I S. French .I " . - Ilonford " , - LL"i bY • JeU('l & pec;atlzing In All Phases SUPPLIES *GLASS ) f'(Jfll(' Hair Cai'e Senkar ik Gla ss & Paint Co., tnt, 122 fl m you — ' , EfziF - -- , -' - -, 0 Ea WiRepairs nWaler Chres LECTRIC MOTOR SALES £ SERVICE OWNER WAYNE °-Nt&i PH. 323 s with perfect weatheraboA 76 all the lime The Caribbean am island in " that never closirs. So bfier 'OQ 914 all that ::n haNts, mental depression, lacli r. personal motivation, sexual protilerns stich as frigidity, and even impotence menstrual flSIlfflS, irregularities, spastic colon or stainach, hellels, 9t' F'i ll fl91 HELPFUL HINTS it traeiers ecom lost or 5$Oiefl. - Mr FREE OFF ois DuB LAWN MOWER Sales & Service I -_____ IEFm for Better Living - LET'S BE FRI ENDS c' ,,j il' ,$' C -- ç Th is SPECIAL C tb 1.1 0 'r ei I., p , r CARPORTS .- -tx c l- '. 6I 1 / GARAGES 48 INSURANCE 1 REPAIRS Red FE Row 10 EDS HORSE COW LATEST EQUIPMENT TO ASSURE FACTORY SPECIFICATIONS Call AC-105 Remodeling 322-7029 ____________________________ SEMINOLE HARDWARE GUARANTEED - WHEN CHICKEN - PIG RABBIT - STEER B.E.LINK Construction & WESTERN SUPPLIES SEMINOLE VIh1en Road, Sanford PAINT & BODY David Redi 1 298 HIGHWAY '7 92 r. Qner 2S40 S. Myrtle f - LONGWOOD PLAZA. FLA PH 838.5823 Sanford A' - 1) if- I ________________________________________________ T, r'D° ' .. r COURTESY - - 1 ' ) & BODY PAINT &.1 uV.4 k -. David Steele - — .. -. - HEAERS T 00 $ up , __ - Owner . ill - 1. WE SPECIALIZE IN: mow * Auto Painting * the handles for close trimming on both sides Down I lu-ctor We.'.', Fiberalass Boat D R epa i rs r=-- . Li - - * SNAPPIN' TURTLE * k Delivery Minor Auto Damage & Rust \ / (0 \\iA-,`i1,q1.I ,_,I , \ ~ 1 . . 0111', I .1' Aloe i La FRIED CHICKEN Trailer Hitch ____ - - . ,** I PH. 323-3650 rti; Located 6 Blocks West Uf Uuv,nIu,.%n Sariford iHi-way 17-92) 1 1809 French Ave. Sanford I k I Let Us BLOW YOUR WHISTLE f - You Can ,~ J " ~, Get Res L' Its I V. For More Information C A IL \ 322-2611 ' 4 . "I . Ask For Jan Torbett A\"J Vow Advertising Consultant Yi li yL -, ~ 1~~" -1. ,1.W ~ y , B u sin es s P r od or P d ucts ' in \ the I I' Let US feature Your Business AI 11 \ % usiness Revi6w Section of Tha Herald I 11, ,*,, f / h AA __ Ill c4ili:. ___ PICTURE and STORY rRi l Yous Ad On Thoso I'agus Will Acquaint 100 000 _,~ _;t;,_ -41,&U ~ , - Pto'.pnt'* With You, P,0j01 t OF Surico W R E CKE R ; 11 -• - 16. ,/-4\\\\\ , - 11 7 ! DVERTISE pi f, I all Our Toot Is loud Arid Strong ., or 8 31 -99 9 3 Don't Put 011'Til Tomm roo. What You Can Do Today I 40^ t- )i,, -N ~ I . i// ../\oc1J/ I\ j 'f Installations 27100rlando Dr. Sa - _p2s ,.dlfi.~_ -1 , " . Ph -: - . We cater to groups _ u Yes 'I o - L 'VX~ Pecks up Icves pont'straw ;It4~' ,~I ? _ . I ,I; ;.1 7 ~1~ Largest Auto Parts House in Semint-le County . -. - ' 1501 W. Ist St., Sanford and light litter while you -- ft -. ' - I - ' - -_w - - ' - . - ' .1 , ,& le. %_ '. - I 11~ IS Years .n : inford Area I i __ _____________________________________________________________ 1 .,~~---,----~- PH, 831-3433 Engines, Transmissions USED B irdlo' u- EXPERIENCED YOUR LAWN Service 1_X41I N-AUiI aW"u W, " -F Throughout The Soulneast DURING NOV. & DEC Q ,':iAL-]AL aj.:T Ijh Ail IL I I II MWAPM Mg H. 11-92-- Longwood 1 Mi. South of Big Tree 6 / ____________ A,7ii:_A_m- r F RE E Parts Locating Sitrvice __________ I I a ALL WORK - - -- W H E R E T H E ACTI ON IS b 0 - - Removal , - 8 Ft. DIVING BOARD S100.00 Value WITH EACH POOL INSTALLED tnir • - - parts SPECIAL not 'o ! Starters Fenders Doors Tires' wheels Etc CHRISTMAS $999 cIswOtI't4ZA All ^. I ,%.,,. %owed stripes. lost ______________________________________ I I, R(,tvl,c,nd El-ctric Ph. 122 6943 r hypnosis is not with Rear Grass Catcher SO lot more sense to learn to ________________________ . control yotir Wily by this ineans tl)an to spend tile rest (if your ' Durable Bunting lift- taking sliots, tranqiiilizers, U.S. Hi-Fil aqs iiiotid elevators, sleeping pill s, course, it wolild of 004 ;mirmis ,irll &oYIrc1-quality lx' riouch less expensive. recall, poor study habit. , an(I so p!uisuntiI I Florida tfirotillil its passage of a in 1961, ssitli ilpnosis I.ev. "Problems of this nature tain requirements and (061 have several teinlwary cer regulations regardijig the remedies such as sleeping I). 11 shots. inood elevators or practice of tlyprl A public, a tranquilizers. -11owever," Wesley cziiirsente'I, "woui(hi't great many people who labor under mlSaj)pretWflSlOflS about it make more sense to alleviate or eliminate these proWeins by ,, apparently twen "'I'llis lia., A.-Ming to control your own Wdy? nis can be do atmse and even outright ex1)% the ,quacks' and 'pnosi s, either heterO. ploltation ty hart. hyjir.osls or iiutuhypnoslJ. ethical (I I 'a , r.Iur1 tills ancient oil limmosis to learn tile pro1wr Nod reflectioll provedure to approach and wse lIst SC l.iss s v.tiu Is have Ixin self hypnosis. Contrary to SuIi5t are good lass and are RIDERS 5 and 7 H P 6 SHOE 11 . frequently a guest lecturer in psvcholoi v classes in some of the area scho'ls - z ~D ~Z, e groups, or fraternal organizations. lie is also - THE BIG APPLE 4`_ it out tod t to ( I st (Jiflck in Oviedo for the ountr) Westcrn lItu'i from Iowa, or Iwatitiful Western wear froin (lit- I,est designers (if Western iv and all at prices you won't • HAHN ECLIPSE face 10 the endless sun Stretch your your (lesigned to protect tile uninformed 1)ul)ll(,." Wesley said. ' 1 Ixi (atIllOflSSiii - kR( ,itturt. nothing wrong with ons free to .in), interested s Raiford 1) just my F slicil as Social, civic or group %Vesley, Serninole CounO`s ) tihurdi groups or even Irit& miii I onis licensed consultant in which %.oil may enter tile state organizatioris. lit- also has twen ethical hypnosis said, -71-his of selIh)pflosi' LifldUltIiillitCl) 'uest ktturir in ps)ttsolDg) statement is being tward ruort ' in sonie of tile area claws and more frequently froin more learn how to control your own sehiool', allU more people." foruiiulby hkh i say 'tiocus "As the pressures and For information, IlVesley pocm'and all of your problems 11mi of everyday life double invites you to call at 322-5758 and redouble, we are seeing a 'ire gone." and make an appointment for a all people' are tIll"Since increase similar uoisultatiuoi for s hit Is there is Illness-one ferent, It lakes different lengt1s psychosomatic properly learn self- no charge. Don't wontkr what which has absolutely no organic of time to it ii) 1105 is is all about lis pnusis But eve r y one tm origin UllI) ( ounh learn it if they really desire to Seminole "This type of illness.' licen.se(l ethical li)- pnotist and 57' North Orlando Rico Lift Purpose •WALLPAPER INC (111, Avenue %Winter Pori. *MIRRORS 9,-_' r nerves," call Vs esles at 322-5w 58 for just an appointment. Wesley will also give lecture demonstrations free to social ciic or church - - CRUISES OF ORLANDO *ART *PAINT 7 ., '' Wr if& somelliini, that I (to to )-oil or for you... Ii It k something that I teach you. I simply use iny knowledge l -kIt t I xperience guide and teach you the ectivetuWayrahI>is t)ythiusin'g'lictero- H. D. WESLEY is Seminole County's only licerissied consultant in ethical hypnosi. s. If it*.s _W, ' Y agents t CARIBBEAN REBUILT - t I , _ _________________________________ * - 323-2650 I-hR SI ELECTRIC MOTORS REWOUD& pEBuLT Z. Fo' E vpry - till- 1% I ' - - - * - . . 10ow I : ~ c C.~ AJ PHONE then' Th is 1' t y are ,,totro v%tlall Makes travelers I 'pr 5ry,te Yt#rs E&ptr.i'ntt 1t / /' xott&lw- - I \1 : AAA ALIGNMENT ,NEXT 70 MI MUL(I Ph 223 nil cZ Z I ~, Complete % - _ ' ___ ~ , check a second time, V00 make " amDun, ,-" m.,ney for whicti " Che-_# reQuire a se'Cond signalt.irc OuiCP Ql V 1 them lor Identification HWY 17 97 LONGWOOD PH 831 7252 ____j I '~ DRUM BRAKES 1111`, 1, I (,o s - ,trnpany The ct*cks ha ve :. bay Avenue, Sanicord, Fla.. . I P r checkS guaranteed by a or Vale's Shoeland MnvIea 1 3X V ) ,' 'l for Moult' tlulIt'Iotis hoiiii'initlt' f,Kl, ready (neat ir take out for it tneal at hoine. And for fresh erve F By ANN SlECZK01o`1iSK I H -, hp- t vrei . th Wesley knuckle officially recognized hypnosis is is iiuiihlc 11)0)1 0! niulitint' cracking, In4ibIIit) to ton -%~ " I G • " AUTO PARTS and / ______ - JOHN SCHLENK MIXON "..,rsing and Con vaiesceril Pesidence I .;- AL E N - '_"`,~ - Any Time Ready , ________ ' - 41 Personalized Professio"I Nursing Care Since 196.4 L..... -'--- SUNDAY P T- _________ ,..4 N ,- \ __ _r 4 I ---= - __ - in I Vtlgetal)les, tlivir stipply :,, tile excessive eating or sgnokin .z 11, _ it Sides. all ('Ut 10 ()r(k'r and v.rapI 9 l for you. Mile you are in (70untry For I - 111 j - Resurfacing _WAK F, ! - 4 . • Head & block , "I I _ 7~--, iw , Engine Reboring - G, ri HiUmt:ia und Lai,,-vr ices. Ltot best on the rnurlt-t for theM dayfi and tinw-s Sk-mcv W AAA - (-(Ml;)1VtC tiraM wo-k. indude- - 41111111 # 9 Engine Rebuilding I 1. i - ii 5lII 1111)1 I - -- Check NiIINO £ CARP F T .' (OIII&II ' AND . 0% It ' , ihiv. I' hut (111ality loo iiid If you want to huy twef fur sour Ireeier, you ran get It for oak' 10 ('ent. a poIUn(l over ui - t! • SO 10 C. It ,, ?,mt ac I 0UT o asashitili Ill ci. . B% - 1E(7K0%SKl . A-,%i 1.-, -- ~ Duda Auto Parts Oviedo Tractor Co. fresh ~ WESTERN \ EAR abounds in the Country Quick clothing store located in Oviedo's Country Quick Plaia I lere Tod Bowser. son of store owfl('F 'loin I3oset sits Ofl oiw of IThI11 sad(lies in shopind (lISpliS S 01W of hit' . . , %, ,Z 4 I 29 Jeans livef)ou willevvi- taste. Alway-' bvrati'w shipiuenL'rotiit' , I 9/MOO .. I LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT tit'nt I 4 I a-A -6~h.. - ~ of tI' ;iiI ;,u-k illIowaIIi$' ) M) inost delicions f-firn-fi-11 • V'-I .I~ - rr]110 Ili Ilivir Western Beef depart- I it A r-ninr'; I ("iiritrs Qua k %k fly ~ . IL - - Floor Lb Above Otif 0iC you. pronto iL / . 1 / for wirk, iris v.0 ' I i i. ii I I I .. - - -- -- '_[l'j :- i - iiitiliil ? -. ..S ,10 ~ -1 - k 6 I - fami1. on t put oil having your car chtcked They're located at 2421 French Avenue in Sanford Morris and Jimmie ALUMINUM SIDING! Qi V - left J v,-ins ---I MI---. - \ For Saf ety's Sake LIVE 4 se."rale bir"sione I the d it . k _.. ~~ J1,11111*-.. . an ort KNI' -- I -~ __-iqL NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY .1firl ;l1illf Illils s(l Illat yoll fli'll't - tea ,iiJI,I,l ar.PAM 607W. 15th 1 CNict T Hind Food Store SAN FORt) ç,J-11 )JJJJJJJWJ))).11)?J11 2)i2221' QUICK °" ~v t 0. _ )1 Featuring -- nil r it i I -—iJ- -- _~,_ e- ':, i- ,..-w ift w. I KEYS r. r sAtsrjv 1OOOS- wA"JrA R)F,qA'jr4 . .1 FIRSIST p iac lrThe Old : J ot tr 5'siI'i liii . I . .. Nf i _k .-i _ 10 __ -- __ i -4 .- 1 . r- KENNETH COOK ORCHIDS IN BLOCIM In Mary B"utiful Colom HWY 17-92 CASSELBERRY __________________________________ k i PES'ICIDES rETI IZERS BULK SEEDS Hardware f or the Farr o' BETTER D - __ - - I - v '/2 R ~_il I scn •iiuI 1.15 till, viirivt%. the (Imilit. ~ and till- PA les ll, "M ff;~! 4t' "11~,,Pk* I si i- . . I iri'ist 'h ik__ '=., _,w~ ill !, _.~~,Fll, 14~ . ,_-- --- 9 -_ _ I __ .-_!_-_—_ -Z I I_ i __ llr_ -------- _ --" - __ , _ .,H7 Dz,m,,tGE0 FURNITURE FPEIr (I(iI% (11)1 St \%estern %kvar in tills nrea CornpIMi Reutj Care ' Styling ' r)pFpArc)Pc Dubuque Iowa Bc'of - -i*lprr, lxia _, - - . . - : it ti ll- 1I ( II1 1)1 -1 11 Niq pp"', __- -.- - _~__ _1~ In 4! - )) - I .— CAL HEGSTROM of FLA. . -f A CO , it .. -_ - -'. I - -A AUTOMATED "I II.' 'AMC 5 r' - I__-. -,01 mil Iry Country Quick qiianli(N (if wes -rii iner- ~_ .zi~ _ - _____ COPIES EVERYTHING 3-D objects . LP -, - __ *, - .'-- ll.,Ive you noticed how __ I -ammon , V7 ' 'k Lad*& "a or sty WS I AX Pt 32-4Q24 FrenC1 te . ) 41 C - __~* . "Is worth &:Of 70wards the - : / . — ix:-- - - - _:__ - HAVE THE FRIZZIES? A f _f. -,I\ I r!cnc tpth Sa COUNTRY Center For Western Wear - _ DEKLE Sc;uMERVICE Ave prw-,r ti TODAYS PERFORMANCE COME S rRo' . " At Country Quick 11 -aw ft for Phont. &huat Orders 3:22-044* SanforC 1DC S FrencP rit lr 11155. French P &; N . I P r C°° 79c Slatio, Rails hIId I'll, 3?? 611/0 I / CKEN or FISH 111P 41111 ___- Put Your Cor. --. iii iI ewwo SALON DIAL 322-871 1 I"t -1111 IS IKI enerqy KING sto,,irri • wwa 1 jh'ivn rrlmpv'cI #hMø ritc Pq)HAWK I . ~i (6h: S&ecia€! , r,Ifrr prq,' nlih . APEX nørq A 4, 19 / r 161 n prarrh.rn lit Ego! 04-IM 1 &ftamonIeSpiint Imports 1 M East o i- "•? TEMP3AY - y 46 al pc.t A lik e tripi rJIqctl)nP. FURNITURE I with mCi% #,hr)ln cmii thø ihM (h.i I - --— I -It -. _________________________ '. 11 - �_- - - ~ __--h-- F C 4 6A—The Sanford Herald - - - - -- - - - - -- - - 1_. Tuesdays Nov. 14, 1972 Political Notebook Editorial Comment ____-_ . - I -- _~._.- I-- :..___-__ =: -- 1r --_7.I..., -__-__--_ 1. - — __ Seminole Mutual Concert Association Campaign Nixon s Best --- Hardl y Any - "---:-fct! .4~~ t /A Ic',? Is Termed I - ~_~ hi, -. -- F - -- Penalty so.. 0 ~ S tuesday, Nov. The Snnlord Herald - Bs BRUCE BIOSSAT When the "incomparable Hildegarde' presents one of her concerts at the Sanford Civic Center tonight the curtain will rise on a season of presentations which are ven, much in keeping with the tradition of the Seminole Mutual Concert Association. For here is a group of leading citizens in this county who have pioneered and pushed the cultural side of life in this natureblessed area. This 1972-73 season is a time when some of :he former accomplishments of the association will have sown the seeds of a boom. And why '3 C S 3 S P. 1 not'! V £ 0 V F Seminole County as a boom place is already n accepted fact in the eyes of the men whose success rests on an ability to gauge growth and : realistically meisure future probabilities. But growth confined to the number of houses industrial plants located, population exploding would not only be lopsided, but could make the expansion of Seminole a thing which ld harm if not destrc' the home climate which has been so much a part of this home;'taee. The Seminole Mutual Concert Association has more than done its part in the past to keep the social side lively and attractive and to let music itself be the factor which would meld some very disparate groups into a friendly and harrnofliOUS whole The securing of Hildegarde—international noted "chanteuse—was a master stroke. For here is much more than a great vocal talent Here is a noted and fascinating musical per sonalit. The c'oncert goers who throng into the civic center on these SMCA nights present a spectacle of good living and appreciative listening which always rewards the artists who deserve such rewarding. ,21- 71 As this is the opening night for the 197 — hnit. It Legal? Congrts has passed a tough law against the habit of some unscrupulous auto dealers of turning back the mileage odometers of used cars. The law. incidentally, had the full blessing of the National Automobile Dealers Association. But it is still legal for some grass widow to tell her boy friend that she's 38 when she's really 41 and when she gets him to the marriage license bureau all she has to swear to is that she's "legal age Shouldn't we extend consumer protection to bridegrooms. t00 Tulsa Okla Trubum' — 7W 11 hr anfarb ofirralb ;_;;"C)%;: — - -.. h. ~,Qi." ...'t N FENCs-4 k'E t. 2:,:s L E A i L '. P. ' FL'. L CA I nr PSfj 2)'t'. sr,ii .stIssPw & A',' ! P',','' .,nø t:r • '' ;;: I nw' WIN tE - ' . 'rIr.ñQIfl f, t' Or becau.se I've never had an rigir, dynamic style, Toda I 'll find myself saving 13 [X). FREF.MA Cop k'% NcServfer NEW YORK - For Dick n five $Tl''t10 ormayb" I'll be dcquirk Grouch Mari or a }4i eb Hope' inflecuor1' "Rut there is a Caven style. stv, isn't there"' I asked Cavort: nodded unrertatith Ma'be, he said -Rut if ui is ILI MS. Under ARC' new format, beginning in Januars Cavell week each will work month, the other months gr.rng Ii. Jack F'aar and a series of variety and dramatic iows. How it will all evolve one rezrueim. a puzzlement rgti now I ii baffled t, the ori-pt ." said uivet. sit Ling in his office 1 can't quilt picture It I think of the oddities, the problemna, the positives and the negatives I . .'t'pt to SRI that saint pei' it are born furinymen You can put on the Groucho mustache and walk and leer The longer 1m in this tiusines the more I realize ho difficult it is it) explain I . what's funny or why some people are Iunn. It doesn't acid up easier to explain than the cause u. some thing with a .luck Paar mr Cavi'tt toti' i 5we'cpingrhange and he v;L pnriEierirI. IL impll"ct. there one. I'm no aware of it Once tasked Groucho how one got about developing a style and he put it all ir. wcirds Groucho said Cor. sar exposure hc'cnme.c your style' me still e like Groucho but you'r it Groucho" I , It'' 4 - . , 'jui. , — T': think of the added pressure It .', (ii the be t'itraordinor other hand, wi th on!'. fvtshows a month, there's more ti me to be good Or will we lost that invaluable sense of contrnuit" He shook 1a head and shrugged "When you de show ever'. night. can't you be' penud of ever' one of therr You get caught in a maelstrom In same ways, the, new schedule will lx' better I'm and looking forward to It yet I just don't know . j i. :I 4 1. I fi ' I " ' ' ' \..r' ' - ' .,, c;:. s : ', - 41 I I ' \C" , . I 1 - — " I 1 We talked instead about the' nature' of comed and of how rome'duins develop and said -A s a kid. I re- I .01 .- I, - .. nuenir he being SW"WLced t ' ' the number of people whe thought I was I unn I know dC &f getting liked it . the i,d Laughter But I wasn't a corn. potsivc clown, the rlas-oorr. cutup I didn't sa'., he'. this is i'.,a wu N to gt't attention. but I guess I must have had that small dose of new-osis that wi comedian seems to have' 'IUsrk in Nebraska, as i, tev:v.ager i citct a nuegsc' art and I wasP tivprmtized b theidea of being Hot Hope I went around walking like Hope, trvuig to U!1k like Hope Hope a big influence' Hut I hunk evervhoth infiutmred -, -"--- ./' . / ' C.I I 4.1v,•., PP.,' fi i.I NC F C ("ni, k r'irr r CO1 N ' ' nOD'N '- av Mail In Florida - - $ 40 ( b ' S26 AL I Year Same As Home Delivery All Other Mall $ 7(t Month 6 Months $16.70 12 mos 53240 tJb Postal Regulations provide that all rnll subscriptions tx paid in adnnce ntrØ as s.•cond class matte, August . 11 iVof at the 71 of Sanford Florida 3271 igirf of any rUtet'iI newt or adverIIsln of this edition of Sanford Herald mav be reproduced in any manner ¶!)OL0 written pirmtss,on of the publisher 4 The Herald Any ind,vidu& or firm responsible for suct, reproduciion will be con.,derpd al. infringing on The Heralds cop y right and will hi' field liable-for damape under the 1gw. Published daily avid Suncigiyi. except Saturday ' t The Herald is a rliember of the Associated Press which is entitled e,cius$vei, tc the use to reproduction of all the local ?fl'y,s printed in th'i, rwwspipe' parts ''re'guliirt ' ' whu resisted MrGcive'rri s to depose- Mrs Jean. Westwood from her post as national ctiairnuin Inimtduitei following his convention riaminatiun, McGovern appointed the' 4.-yew-old national torn- mlttt•e'wornimn. from 11tah to head the' offical parts organization. She succeeded Lawrence O'Brien. who had been chairnun since l%fi A fight to replace' Mrs Westwood would not he unlike' th e heputilicmt Party's purge of the' Goldwater faction following Arizona senator's massive defeat in 11464 I'ean Iturcli, whom Goldwater had installed to head the- Republican National Committee, was removed and replaced b ltse illiss of Ohio Bliss has been given much credit for rebuilding the' national party in time' for a successful !16li election V. 4 Ni n has never mastered the xo 1 I. -. I •., it P.,c ik 1. 1 '.tmIe% Gu(di,i'od I .tbt uoi. •' .te • r'- Iurt',.$ C115 ii Mope .4' p., Te,ngsewtua ., L.'ski' Mow of 411 ' '.'-" .'C."i' I oneoocl Chulucita Winter Sp, inp Noticir Fsc'.'" J49 SID5 6.L 3 sc! Curnmianiiy ' r,. "s' ,,.. 12. ( Dvliona DeBary r --- - # divided over its own nomine't Mrs Westwood said the Mc'Gcvertt campaign lacked money, began its organization and voter registration drives too late, and never recovered from the dropping of Sen. Thomas Eagletnn as the '.'ice presiddential candidate. "Certainly we wanted ui win the presidency." she said. "Hut the fact that we- didn't does not mean that the Lemiicrutic Party is net in good shape. "The' Democratic Party needs a period of reevaluation. reconciliation, rebuilding. I would say I'm in a good position ti do that because 1m regular party, but I also worked with the- new party" Mrs. Westwood also said that she expects ne' challenge' to twl leadership next month, that such a fight "would be the' worst mistake " the party could make. L .'.'• t4Agi1Pis, .11-31P !795 , ' ( iipIt' . RITTER Ne'ws Service Tin' word circulating among social scientists looking ahead to 1973 is that consumerism will succeed ecolng' as a prime motivating pubic force They feel the people are becoming almost religiously dedicated to getting their money's worth. That tIns is occurring in it time of generally conceded prosperity, as opposed to it period of recession or depression, intrigues the scientists. niodern h.stor)', the ht&ral government admittedly is right in swing. All kinds (;unsuxlier Product lnfurmution. or i entt'd ented tltrting to pour out of interview "The center works with the Washington. D. C. Like these: "Vut'uum Coordinating Center said in. art Clvtrners: Their Selection, Use various agencies of governtranslating their metnt, I and Cure," "Toasters," technical expertise 'in "Microwave Oven Radiation," researching products. service, "Fibers mid Fabrics," etc.' into a form the consumer "Minibikes," "Keys to can understandQuitlity," "How To Buy Dry our ''.}3aically, Beans, Peas and Lertils" and putlicutuini> will be those in line' "Mail Order insurance" with interests of the average' There is even a goveriinient person." pipttlt named "Quacker'," Peterson has assigned a staff Another underscores the whole member to each of 15 gtivernconsumer thrust with its title. ment agencies to determine "Don't Be GyppeeL" The' latter what each agent') can provide publication ti fret'. Most others for his office to enlighten the U. cost only a fw cents. One an 5, consumer. in its first full lantiscaping, however, sells fm' fiscal year of operation, Peterson's office had a hand in David F. Peteraiin executive getting 75 publications out to director of the, '-munth.o1d the public. , r—,r-- 41116111. , , - mother I ~~ -Wr -- $A'e hope she grows up to be an independent and self educated,'' Mrs Dc Martino ii.4.-1 ".1'..., I LW UiIUt'IIlt' ... t ourt t'fltl('U J,flV twi*-state custody fight ulien it refusc".l to hear an appeal by Scarpown, %po lit) hid askerti that a Florida appeals court ruling granting custcmd' of the child if- the De Martincis, be overturned Miss Sarpetth went to New \'.srk from her native Colombia to give birth to the baby on May 151, 1970. She turned the chihi over to a public adoption agency four days later, but changed her mind after a month and asked that Lenore be returned, Alter winning the ensuing court battle in New York, Miss Scarpetta Followed the Dc Martinos to Florida to resume the custody fight. But the Florida 3rd Circuit Appeals Court ruled that more' damage '.'.ouid be done if It nore th en 2 were i-c- said the Supreme Court'ss ri'fticul to h'ar the ','isp still left lilt' I l'ill Ill iIIl5 51EU1 I liILII unre-solved. "llwy cannot take the baby hack to New York ci;ii the% have never atlopted flit, baby Ili Florida,'' he said, But the Dc Martinos scud Monday the% now planimi it) complete the legal adoption prc'cdure in Florida, where I).' Martino has passed the state liar exam and now works for a real esuite agency. 1'he Dc Martinos' attornes, William Colson, said the adoimtion could take six months to complete and he "felt sure" the family could return to New York, But the couple told ncw'54iwn, "We tntcnd to remain in h"lor. Ida- We love it." 11-K, De %lartinos. who have another adopted daughter, l.incIa, 6, saId they won't tell icnore about the public con turned to her natural mother. troversy , •. Stanley Rosenblatt, Miss - Scarpetta's Miami attorney, - - - --------____ - ,:. surrounding her custody until she's old enough to understand. __________--------- ing individual, happ'. and well- - - - - - - - le, - -- - -: T - - I II' I II (,ItAI )E SlII(l('flk of Mrs Ilt'ttt' Skates recently entertained thy CII flit' (t'nleVlI EIc'nienfary S'titI I'arr'nt Te'ae-'he' r (H'gani/;ii ion with a delightful skit entitled "Who Iiseover",l ,\iIleri';i' I 'ie'tiirvtl Ironm It'll are' S(- ott l'lundstori, Ann l,i'tifp, TOTi St i'atikiis, .Jaln('s I 'resMiey, Bruce It;, x te'r, Wal)te'r ter West, [till Burke a wl '' Jody I . I)I-1-gifors. Teacher : jtc ,' - _, -, -. - ! - - -- :- P . - - - ,, iii. ,,Imomp,os ' - ' - ______________ _ - ''I ran see' how' sotmie IN.'OPII' f4orfi,it their right to live ill soclut'. hut I I1i an cidvx-ate of the crimitial of treatment , tiiiii.t I have seen too iumativ inst.irn.'s where the' person cciii _ ' 1 -' ._ - % . " ' ' Ii 9 - . i - -- LONG\VUUD City Council may not have approved hiring a full-time dog catcher while in official session last Thursday night, hut the officer was on the job Saturday night. With one dog already caught and in the cage, the man, still not identified, 'as snapped in this photo at 9:30 p. m Saturdds after the press '.'.as called by irate Longdale residents ho claimed the "catcher " was making a dog survey at that hour. Councilman William Klosk' in white shirti, also called by a citizen, is discussing the complaints with the man, I l)onna Estes Photo ) - -- 1 r tal Notes - -' M)%'EIBFLH 13, 1972 - 4t)IIssI(rs Sanford, John F., Randall John G. Bellamy' Luther J. Hcgs.ett Hattie Mae McFadden Leine Brown Margaret Knight Grace 11. Brewer Charlotte I) Cleveland Celia Williams Judy P. Bloodsworttm Hazel Tench William Harmon A Elizabeth Mainor Virginia J. 1"ruigie Florence Noble Wayne Morgan Karen Anne Ruth M Ohximan, De,,ltuna !s1dt"f l p, 1to Ora I. Drew, I)eltona Inamat' Lain, Deltona Arnnstrony,, Mtarnease Enterprise Jessie M Hawkins, lAke Monroe Margaret A f, ' ' Iiiogvood Eloise King, C. Franklin Titusville Insists also that she be assigned ''I would like to be an engineer - or in Florida. 1)urart. Lee S. Prescott Jr., Casselberry lie'wy F I aslier, I kHary John W. KolL,tinkie, DeHary Rebecca J. Davis, DeBar' Bertrwn P Gould, I)eBary - "Just disregard 'mosuremenfs'—thi is a pt-f-women's lib job applkotion formt' - Washthgon, D. C. - $ .' ""' • Strader, ' - i i draftsman. She has bachelor and master stinmville University. -- Ill ever had a career other than te'iu'hmlng,'' Mrs. Eng said, lots It w ould be of fun building things. But mathematics Is lots '..0 I et 1UU I - - - . i a,uii., Altarmionte Community Center. Building, Alt4tiiionte A v ictory bunt bean will 1.. held at It : 45 m mu iii11. Imind to' -' • ' NikesCountry Club by 1* Senior citizens meet in All Souls annex, 9:30-Il a,tmi, All - '' ' Youth Fellowship slwwwring spaghetti supper tn fellowship Information may trail Mrs. Library ust-d bi)(ik sale, 10 wit Jones at 831-3811 or Vivian I Ierr to 7 p.m., Barnett llank' i at 322-7211, - _____________ - Ammmtrn ini Legion Post and , henry E. flirt, Osteen i ' prIn t RuIn V. Barnes, Deliary' Janws V.'. Ilugtmes, DeBary Elward J, liarnc'tt. I)vHa ry F/, IJU/?A#CF/A U.W AcE NCY Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 ' , '.I EDIT . C -. ' - ' $ L ,. . : ;-' '. ' ' t: . 241.3411 ____________________________________________ q r' ', ' <' - - ' 4, ' Phqne:riS 31452 S, 6 . --- J \ - ' ' yl . Ito . vftellb , _. - 11", *4 "" k ~.~~% - 11 ) . %- '40~ - A& -, ~. -~ k 't ', - 45saa,51/4.53 / 4.@6 '5% ' ( j, - ' Jj ' ' - I 00 L011 thu.' ' " -' - -. 'W to earn '' I .#( %. I . best -:. - s,DGQur-Owp'flAuIflg,- 1 -O.v4aPv Is* 'P'4. ¼QRAHDO 2PS'03lOMIOMA 1674116, ~, I I .. ). I . . 111— ~ 6 : 16 \ ~w - 4_içA$TL-, by seiectiui '.ti it'. YOU' tit'rd - - seminole —--- tft~ ' rst ederal assocsat,on.ot :.( ut's_I 0 svinis & loan 1.1j' - - OU want , ". '.,Il ii',.' Lr #"4 . 1:0", I. I I ~ . ( .1. I. . on ttie type Savings accoulit that 6 I yJj._ I1II I "-1 '.(') ,ji,jli .111 cou nt of ntun i est '( SAD., ' - ' stuart -- -. j-OCRtDIT IS QbDN'L r 8495 R.bor Pric. $99 95 Sp.ci.b 133 last IOSiNSON OtLANDO, Ft-A. S k .,., ' I - .Jgeorge '\ - I I ~ 4 \,.~/ ." decorate, d.. P groomed 0 S - Altamonte Springs Extt'reo&ri Ilcuuiie'iuicikers ('limb, 9 aiim coffee', 9:30 ant. inei'tiiug, First l'Ie'rcil Savings oust lAs.imu, 4iimiuci - , ' Nov. 21 • vbi P405 corp0t$vni, Uses very little crr.n* U hle.a Itti ('inter, A ltammmonte 'ilinilit's I is tiomi ,inid spe .ikt r ,~ 'k ~k . oi.i ci 111., - N. 1, KARNS T 'II Mental Health Association of Seminole, 7 '10 put Mt nt4il c. _______ f ' service . J%,// - on 11111111119-. II - Auxiliary 183 supper, Legion Home on Prune Lake.', 7 p.m. Bring toured dish and t4ible. ____________ % iLI 1 '4 . - --- .. - A pplor ,,'od.l to, i* od',ce o, as is ii s.od r 1oroio, vhs d., of horn., ' Florida roar", or at -e comp. Servpis cold - Nov. 20 - f COMPACT 2 CU. ft. REFRIGERATORS s Altamonte Springs -- _____ . - p.m. Brain Towers program gets it) capacity. Children slow Ili development stwuld lx- screened bi learn if they would benefit Irinti this - Another Shipment .issults.rry We'uii,iu, ( llih Spni:igs bake sale.', '/.ci)re's sbiopput, plaza, 9:30 a .m. and - ---- - , meeting, 10:30 B rthr ight Loan ---- Nov. 18 cirerm tins a racially discrmnmmdfltor) policy for time. Nt,'. 15 iure dancing at the San. l,ittle Red School House in hothi -t cniti'r . it 8' 10 p m. u iienls and it'rsommnie'l. aunuiers e caller i Transportation is generally Join John and the' Sbirlighit I'roumenatlons. provided as flell f riv ) lunches, Fifteen to 20 volunteers will Nov. 16 .SISTER liusiriess imii't'tinig, B be needed as monitors when the -- - Lake Brantley IIigtm School The lions Club meeting, 12 Boosters sponsor noon, house of Steak, guest s peaker from Armmiy Recruiting carnival, 2.8 p,mim,, Milwee t'ciiiipus. ('enter. Appl cat ons are continuing to be accepted at little lIed " hool house in its new location - 11cr hush-and. Wah Yo Eng, was born in Jacksonville and is __ JI last °' year. retired ' of fun. too, and very creative." JI liii 11)1 e - ' i until ,,'' Mar) Ilelun lAwrence 14-rt DuWsk. I.csel 'I' Sirmtni'r l,illiasi S. Park, DeharyMrKdib.'n, I)eltciry Grace M. (,crtft'r, i)eitorui Lucille Beanruin, Ikltuna Douglas J. Owen, Deltorui Monda) • .Iohzi lkriry Hill Nancy Rivers Alfred . Brooks lou F'ranr,s Love - 'lime' fairmily left China in the late.' 1940s and her Father, Dr. C was a philosophy pro-, & 11111 I - program, mic'rortliimg to hicill of the United Melhoeti,'.t ('hnistinie Jones, director, who ( 'liurs-hi, 419 l'.srk Avenue. 6 says the earlier a )I)UtIit hOld P can begin training the better the chance for ltmiprei'.-e'mmm&•mit. Nov. 'I'hose interested Ili further South Se'uuiimiolt' ('oruiluiunity Sanford Born In Shanghai to Chinese parents who were eflucated in the United States, Mrs. Eng said she learned two languages itS she grew up and went through, high school In Ticntsin a privilege that had to be earned in competition that ad. initted only one of 70 who tried 04 asselberry NLA Deere. Len tw,00d "i' "-" ' 1)1St IIAII(,I'.S Roy Bjorktmiin, Dt'Har>- ''I'iii Just repre''.e-nting lb.' group of teachers," she sal(l ''I'irm sure there are ninny who are (cur better teauhs'rs than I of science degrees from Jack. school system parldtKi to Seininole Count)inmvite'd, bring Friends. Association for Retarded ' %trq 1',ic' 1I-'.,':ir,44i,l ,ri,,Ifu,r of two sons citt,'nding Cornell University, so-iid -Iiv do-in't f"l the award irwans '-hp ,-. lb.' ts'-,t tearlwr in Florida for national Teacher of the Year. 'One of Mrs. Eng's strongest points is her (1eitiility in the classroom," said Jacksonville., school Supt. ('ccii ft Ilardesty. "While slit' e'tvl ill teaching highly iimeuts'.'ated students, she the inc'recise(I to 40 children, arld Will e'.entu,ill be" ('5 - - criminal, " jeopardizing 11w safety of pupils The state house niut Senate and teachers. committees on the death A complaint filed by School penalty have completed Supt. Cecil Hardest)' sass dciiirecommendations on bills to go onstrators have been chmailengto the special legislative' session big teachers to fight and yelling Nov. 28, recommending that degrading epithets at black t'tlpit4il punishment be restored seventh graders as they arrive of now , they resuli:e how ure'mulI'.-e they cart be in It. Mrs. Eng is thus nominated Suburban lIe. public .in Wormit a United (lb. I hose attending asked to at ComnmmiunIty lirun' annul or staple goods for Mct5xlist Umur hi, U s 17 Iiicinksgiving baskets. ('asselberry. Enrollment has .- . - - ' -- I" ha ('blnese'-i* ) rn Meiritmi Fog, I"!s'rula's 'h'r;o-her of (tie' Year, ear, is it imiathicimiatics expert whuu 541)5 sIlt! ('lUll b-cularu'e-' tha' family checkboc)ok 'My husband won't let rime' ki-vil, track to( the i heckbook INe'titLc(' I can't add timid subtract, and I little' that kiwi uuf work,'' Y - - F - ___________________ 0 — - - '- ' ill - By JANE CASSELIIERRY - •'rs each year," he said Mrs Fog said rhiltiren re'ipettuul to miilhniiiotd's when i AI'i thu.' dilfereru'v IM'twet'!i abilities of lawyers. -lit . - iii least uine l.uss of sbw li ire, '' ,J A( 'K SON VI 11,1;, ttniithmer oi)Jc'('tion I have to cap' priflgs, P II) I 'i tue'v.'r lost one Ii, (he' - - I MM I 1 I I Assmliile'd I'res'. Wrfl.'r ( oturt chair,'' iii' stidI ''And that Is Scnooi Volu nteers Needed '--.' ., published. before (lie Supre time ut('('IMIOhi hostile, belligerent and agitcuttug course of conduct. - I I Work I e't('e';tt in rape t'iist's er the departure of such officials, said group resumes its Nov. 14 S BERRY'S VORLD '.'. er still by not arresting the . 4) I Ihit se'huuil officials say she e'rt'cites e'rmthiusiastn ciriiormg those slit' teac-hu's lit Jacksonville's Scinuliilwooel Junior,%enior Ifigh School. She hie'aets the Mathematics Department and is putting her ideas into the writing of a new. style textbook titled "Liberal Ants ill Mathicrmmatir.s.'' ''Mrs. Eng Is a trill)' outstanding teacher who had (lone so much for so mutiny students," said Florida I':elue'citioni ('01mm' inissioner Floyd (7hristian in tInflOtinirIflI! her selection group be(ome I -' Year Of \i'ivo protested strongly Ic) Ibm.' -u'tmuitittet' provision that Ill ~4)llle Cases such as kidnapinig ci person would not be eligible for parole for M years. 1k' said It would greatly In' crease court costs tx'caust' "ci lawyer cannot in good cocuseien('ej)lea(lcl man guilty if he can get 20 years.'' Director Eldridge Beach of the Florida lligtiwciy Patrol replied, "It will Lx' money well spent." And llolice Chief William M. Barnes Barnes of Vest f'alui Beach added. Vie can rii.tkt. it cheap- ei - ' an'' or says, , iitl he' hie'lieve'el the Florida l;iw ti'grated seventh grade' center hav e been orderul lii dm1 luirassing pupils and teachers ti a federal judge, It S I)istrit't ,Iudge (,enilul It. Tjo fl at issued th e order I) alter officials at (h'eanw t,'h4i 0.1111u1nIni',l that nrnI,I. ''.'",'',"''.'.''ii: ('UIi"2 u,L('vi('dI site u lug muir. m' pils %plith degrading epilliets The dernon.ctratt,rs set tiii tlwtr protest headquarters (fit a privately owned lot across from the school when classes ofiened I~cptenibier tinder .,in ex;tmkl integration court order. Pickt'Ls cmiarch at s'h(xml trances mornings and millernoons as pupils and faculty currive anti detwirt. Ijofiat said time temporary ifl Junction tie issued Monday would become jwrrmianent ill days unless challenged in court. ''What was originally mu peaceful and orderly demonstratton has degenerated into a vigorous and volatile campaign aimed at and intended to pryvent the o1wration of Oceanway .School,- Tjoflat 5411(1, -'theright toprotest, tfte judge 541141 doesn't permit disruption ''When local law enforcement officials appear Ilardesty - (Lizi'litathif-iix Photo bt~r%-, burglarv, kidnaping or . .*1rSc`11I1_ at and leave s'iil, -', - & u , , - P r lml.'hIlt),'FS titi',l ItiIi[dII'[ tWit iiuirilc'i nhiiiiiitte d cliii dig rape rob e •itro'.s the street (torn on God — — is'Itiiiirig Nov. 2fl also makes d";ulhi tmutioiiateurv for prern.'eli- Antihnsing deltion IAV) - - , "' •' iiiiii,Alsi-ii(i)rtl'.('SI)4'('iiil.,;C~.-%il)lI By JA VK - With thousands of cupies of each involved, 15 million: ;a:i:pttit'ts altogether were In fiscal 1973, Peterson said. 21 million should come off the presses. They will go into schools, libraries, legislators' uffice, hospitals, labor union quarters, military bases and '.'aricus ?ederl facilities. Newspapers mid other t'onumiunicatiuns media will be' asked to publicize the' availability if a 15-page index to selected federal publications relating to purchasing, using and maintaining consumer products of many kinds. The index is avathet-ele lme to anyone writing Consumer Prcduc' Information, Judg - ' - - of consumeronsumerpubiIOU t ions are . -' the Monroe- ilson School in the same cal3 cit\'. ILti. Mathicux Photo - Consumers Will Get More "Info" 11% CARL Cited ft '.'. Media S1)Ct i.i list tin the t,ene i Elementary Sclux)l is hiisv relding the (',Vile\,,I ii,ol,111gstersa slory and leaching tilvill the prope-r behavior in the lihiiarv. Mrs. ll(,rr\,* also 19W 1~ - ." . - - =_ ~~-__ 11111 ~~~~ i~~~~~ i NN&; --- r' - i'titu'tu'i'timt'iit u,ffi(-s'r or p1 lSi'Il I'ttIflIli)'(' on cliii)', III ktliifl1 fist profit :*Ili. 11ollse ctillililitive hill lilt, K k I. Lxi'. \ - - However, unlike the Goldwater debacle, McGovern did no: take' marts t)emucrats down to defeat with him. Tin' Democrats did better than expected, given the Landslide proportion of President Nixon's reelection victory, The' party picked up strength in the Senate at the expense of sirm' stalwart pro-Nixon Republicans, and the' GOP's modest gains in. the House- could not be attributed entirely to McGovern adverse) affecting Democratic candidates. Mrs. Westwod, aware that the direction of the party for the' next four years will be- affected b,e the- outcome of the national committee mce'txng next month, blamed McGovern's defeat on things other than a part bitteri ' I ' - - Big Business as Free World Tool Five' 'ears ago. French publisher and politician .lcanlacques ServanSchx'eiber shook up his fellow' Europeans with his book, "The American Challence," in which he warned that the countries of Western Europe had to integrate' economically or become subservient to American industrial might Today, he is calling upon the leaders of both Europe and the United States to recognize that they have a 'golden opportunity" to end East-West rivalry and to emancipate the Communist people' with new weapons of peat-c It-i an intt'rt'iew it. Lusiness Week magazine. Ser - ar Schre'iber recalls that the Marshall Plan rapidly built up the Euro;'ar: market after World Wax- II. The United States. he c.'onu'nds. is ready to do the same thing with the Communist world—"subsithze the market to start it, In make it take' off" He predicts that the multinational corporation will be the tool for opening up the Communist countries of the East The Communists he prefer to do business with large' companies rather than a lot of different, small ones Most of the time' they want to work with American multinational companies because' they are large and diversified and can work on many projects with one management team But the American Challenge" is no longer purely American. he says. The great multinational corporations challenge all nations and their political sovereignty The sheer power of these' economic giants has outstripped the ability of states to control them At tte' same time, he sees a growing antagonism toward multinational corporations as a dangerous development. Such corporations can be the instruments "for improving the standard of living more efficientiv than anything else' in tuglor) he believes, and can st'rvc as the dynamos to spark progress in the Cummutmist bloc and the Third World '. , . - By X".N OAKLE — - A l. If next year ir, indeed to looe the most serutinous buyers in C,cnf. Enterprii..e t d.. mopm ftAw __________ - . I' 14, -. - '-- - . - , ff 11 1T.- I - - of it has indeed i!ways ?e for matter of icirceci labor. It accounts for much of the cm ser ahle c-tiff ness in his public manner. and the seeming artificiality of his attempts to be the jovial ROM fell0%; 'ut question a keto inMdient in the oft-heard It is witho response of people who say ''I don't knowiust what it like " hut there's something about Nixon that peop le I have ever heard from I, Olhing d e the sears cu gects he ha' an'. illusion'. about all this He u'nderstans well his difficulties, and his natural tendenc - to shrink from wide human contacts I r. this sense, he is c-inc of the most complete loners ever engage in national politics ir this sense. too. he has never been a good politician -- — - P roteste r s '' - contact .J_L. i, i" 'r-" J - .,.j...0 -- - A It.,t,iorite Sp? i pig '. PA. .l,n c.17. øt 'v.. - ... art of easy human - . —_ . - - - — We vote ci 15-1 to m,ko PXC( ilIbiti iiitiber'. mu lilt) rope kid. Iu:uiing, cuirline hijacking, mu orsilu; assassination; killing a - - -_ li j riunnuni :I::: __ . - 'liii' lull aplri'.'e-'el MI)0118% :ulsii reti't.' liii' ile'oth Penalt A I1 1:. Communications Center Herald Area Correspondents U c' i' for the politician is a thing ol human relationships, and - , f, /W flollflrwUtio and the' adoption of part3 ref arms drafted b'. tiin feel it is time I t , purge- the' McGovern influence, the will trt . 4 it w LZZZ" , s..., WASHINGTON The first clear indication of whether the mitwnu t)eniocratic Party is angry il l presidential candidate George McGovern f or losing so badly nut% come on Dec. ii whey, the' Democratic National Committee- meets here = - .'- - Westwood Could Be Kicked Out If the . -' Ic. ohserc'atinns 1 set ow'ri in ci1 campaign. I noted one o the great nich life fir chw& for a career a field of endeavor for is seriously ill-suited At root, politics in a crucial way he pimtshnwnl,'' sold i'tt"ttIflt Virgil l Movo, th e '.t en Ih Mfl Isi .'apttn - - 1Q8 drmg -' .. for ci regularit scheduled 'session. SUBSCRIPTION RATES '.r Wtl 5.- 7CeMonth Home Deliver' -- -, - "S ' nIrr,,r Ph,,tu',slitter it.itf I ' oaralk'l between the two men in this regard He' addcc1 '.Nixon "I k-now, as a matter of fact. that DeweY and commiserated with each other on ti-mis scor'1 ! . Aru.-'.- i , -. fl R1NJAMIN SHORE i opir% News Service ',If 'f Nb r o' emar t'\ _1P - . - - tion to reston- lilt,ilealli lietially A loolime it 1c,11)11:1 1 ,qil l mellt I iclivill(l lit, lillijil-11 ill lipill in tile Ittate its "llm liarsh." r JIllJ,.,q " "lam not atIntl lantly 11111"Kild fill 44 4' L _________ - — !'' .. i The Democratic Future *'j ' IS WILL q.!Iii, I £1'O he would go out there and do a lot of things he thoqght should do But he his people bO bv had to. or was told didn't l'ut'.'e ar) 7est for background 1 reminded this source that mfl 194 F session with the late New lark ro%' 5. r heard the I had nominee. ice a f or th e ss icd force ully f ilee recmdent s friend agreed there i a strong paign 1110 livesident tit tile Florid" iiiiiider - ~ - One Man's Opinion ,,, I nw - that he nitiVer in his life has reAllY on. - 4, E 11 1 10" CASSI I 1'E of records smashed a whole host cñ litllf1 , " Too Hars h '- - 4. -ç not simply becaii' he Nixon's last campaign was his bestand came up a big w in- ,'\P ''Rab)) i MIAMI :i in spite cut the legend of his master) How could ithe iiAn.'C IA (t.'v4 -4 u'.' 'thc'rwise when he was consistently drawn hack from the ..1 in end in I.11P,V I'u Ujin' (ii (lIT real human engagement which is the central arena of for Him." %-owM the adoptive ;':ilitic's played at its fullest c'ar.csld iiother of the Mr Nixon's interest in politics is, of course firndamen' -inning a ,A idely ards in the at , putilicized custody fight which nicot and exercise of political power Beyond that, he has orne interest, too, in what might be termed its chessboard went all the way to the U S aspects He enjoys the' abstractions of tactics and strategy -%nvonr who has ever talked to him about it knows. for IMrs. Jean Dc Martino and :n tance'. that he has vet-v definite ideas about things like - her husband. Nicholas. held an :::,tng'' in particular campaign battles. •e-notron-charged news con. \ e': that about says it The inside evidence is that he • fert'ncc Monda y after the high .11,1',i~ himself strictly aloof from political in-fighting of _~ court refusied to hear an appeal t!ic sort that goes on in any politician's own camp He -from Lenore's natural mother, seldom if ever steps in, but just watches the struggle. Colombian native Olga Scarand works with the emergent winner pelts, But look at the ncn record He has since l46 run four "We intend to provide her ttmes for office in his own California, and fuve times on In Lenore with all the nec-essithe' national ticket three as presidential nominee addition, in fml campaigns he' worked nationwide to help ties, nicist importantly. love,'' his part) 's candidate's when he was not running said Dc Martino, who gave up a It stands as an incredible display and it built a myth Brooklyn law practice and Still, the myth should end now The President is trulY , ')rove d nonstop to Miami with his I't.lieved thit he could play President this tinit- and at , family in April 1971 after Neu ltnc last end a labor he sc' dislikes. York ('('arts ruled they had to return Lcncmre to her natural . p .~ J y. hut it is true: President . ,.,,,. A'i'.OR ;I10"ii ..P, E Cavett 'Baffled' By Show Concept ' :)r' DI % Of View ; trnge Uiirg to It i ' - Ent,,i p,,,. Point jammed lull of them, will be looking to the appearance of the maestro and his Pennsylvanians on Feb 8th. The third and final musical program will be the appearance of the Florida Symphony Orchestra on March '27th. These three steller events provide a well balanced series which can do much to contribute in a ,very necessary and a very happy way to the enjoyment of Seminole county living' M,injqt• .c ' A t,P1\ Skl A'.sciMi iO.'IN series it will be possible for those who have iounci the season arriving without enough warning and have failed to buy membership tickets, given a chance to remedy this oversight There will be season memberships for sale tonight. These will, of course allow the members to enjoy the Hildegarde star event They will also allow the holders to attend the other concerts which will take place next year. Fred Waring fans, and this county is just - _'' county MAIN OFFICE: 312 West first St r eet, Santoed, Flonda I i ., 's-,,,,' OVIEDO OFF ICE Oviedo Shopping Center, Oviedo, Florida " _'_'S•'• Ii '' LOUGW000 OFFICE: On 5.8, 434 At U.S. Hwy. 17.02, (on.00d, Florida �Imincday, ls', 14, lfl?-- - 1 F1 Thc, Sanford Herald 8A—The Sanford Herald Edi S NG IS WRONG %AfHEN A MAN MAKES 5OOOOOh. C _af%AA5:TN k S C ii El ANDTHEN ENDS UP r .7ET BYON S259A 1%0NIHO A h -gh hool graduate W1 earn 4 37 00 dtir n 1 1 irig 1 ,, iiiet1ri I is pre S 'C 1. St .... j)I ('cr } a I U.S. Warplanes rike Throughout Indochina Tuesday, Nov. 14, 1972 \k1 etr .i1 k* ( :io as I-'lnlN(; SQUAD took part is I h'r Hci son $ I I —1 , , I)eltona, members of squad are Bill SillinwulS, \'im'tnanl north 'd to Groups American )(; fired ow veittilation three lix), tilt, .11111II'lice st000d in silt-tit reverence. Master of Ceremonies was it) have entled all Foreign Wars Post lo(196, Church andall stt-4Kt Ili reverent tilt- 11 was end ed on that date w with the Armistice signed at 11 a rn on the 11th day of the 11th month of the Year. Liter I)ssatth'd American Veterans Chapter 92 and Veterans of World \S,ir I Barracks ll'4 The BtiySeout, Girl Scout and Brownies troops all took part in the Parade of Colors together 'i ith the Veteran Groups, which made a most impressi. p sight TTF FI)WARDS tile residents. Partaking in the ceremonies siere representatives f all its November 11 DI' I TONA was known first as Armistice s - so changed in 1964 by an Act of Congress to Veterans' Day Ihich was observed Saturday C.Tnpt'4ll Park in I )'ltona by - Veteran S Ariny. %olho folight with silenta for .lt) seconds to honor Patton in \%'\V If. uusd in the Korean ('ismuflirt and Vietnumi the uncnuir - of those who have War up h l'171 given their ill that we the living Speaker of the day was might live' in peace in a (sI Dwight I). Hawkins of I)eltona, fearing land. At thi' close of tilt, t-e'ri'mmionit's a veteran oi WW II, who fought Ch.aplaimi Mike Goodman of the with tilt- 38311* Ls*misb group, the nih' '.qim;uuI iii the Vl•'W Post 546th hoiuib squadron and the o l would ignore of Armistice 1)us' by pushing it tip to a - - - t.. ikend previous - ' to the date of a.s many patriotic organizations feel. "Tile neaning of tile (lily is lost to tile reac a e .1. tel 46 hu I • • • L, Jiff.-~b I ' 1, '1 veteran A when we : elebrate that (late." lie -. ' fI commander 11 1 L'I 1 Ad • I If A tile American Legion Post 255 6 ag (I When I... oth er some id ' 11 last week, tie announced that hr I ,)'u'ç oci i.i ec You doesn't - • & i can i nt I 'L ''- I! _ U y. m happen sti...re to - - this 14I an.- WW 11, U.S. Arniy, Korean Conflict and Vietliall). the oldest living veteran of \VW I now living in I)eltona, (Charles Edwards Photo) - P - 11 re UJ3 And if you start so on enough, the interest alone ri 1' r% S S The City ColnniLcslon 'stands ready to assist" the state government with locating a 's uitable site" for the state's law enforcement 4=6 I ior& !1 t •tcadem>- and a letter authorized executed b Mayor L&'e P. Moore Monday night offers this aid to Gov. Heubin Askew. But th e locale of the 'suitable site'' was not resealed and Mayor Moore, after signing the communication, said if Bill Reed Is still head of the FloridaBureau of Law Enforcement, the letter is not worth (1w eight cent stamp to iiuiil it. lie was obviously referring to the tact that Herd has in the past generally opposed locating the academy centrally in !he state. Indication from Motiilay night 's City (011) iriecting wjis that taxi-ab p.t-ratttrs be placed in the glare of cit 3c'ruUn>'. 1ayor Moore said a member of his family ruis experienced idenhcal problems wi th ob ta ining Lax) Service as, recently pointed out in a letter to the city and published in 'flue Sanford I it'rald, beW experienced by senior citizens answering ioer upsiintii*crits -'Moore said a "letter of ent'ouragt'nmieflt'' to cab o rwrs might be helpful in solving the prob'emn. comrunissioner A. A. McClanahaa said, •_ hvver, from his observations, taxIs in Sanford ii anuu pernapa do "not have a good appearance" little competition might be helpful. Gordon Meyer said that many in the black community are doing tile YA). inInissiOrWr ken, The m anager added that *iltti the CI nteht put the cab o*na'rs on notiu' that taxib lit crises will be nonitransferablr as to av s an, s on. e sure ti arnett s n t an oci ecur re to can so it s some in C #' C r c Downtown Vmnter P a r. 17-92 at li-t' Rac. Almmnontr pnins. F.am Orlamdc',West Or-tandy- ie Oil.. -I-. ---- QQ I Qf the Cointnlsslon. Drug Do nations Donations of $3X) each to two civic organizations— the Drug At-lion Committee and the Seminole Association for Retarded Children—were approved by the City Corn. mission Monday night. Tim Bannick appeared on behalf of the Drug Action Cintimittee and Dennis I)olgner of SCAItC. Both organizations were told the city may consider addition funding later in time fiscal year. flannit-k pointed to the programs and work of - " - Smir,,-vs said IJ,S fighterbombers carrit-d (tilt iiusre than ati strikes in Laos and ( ambodia Tho- B52s inafle more than f4) -Arikes (lit both sides of tit( - 1). Wand in L,aosan(Warnt)( It;', U,S 11111itaril. sources said. i h1 I ' Command announced the 13 s today the inade their deepest penetration sit)('11. last April, attacking stockpiles of .var below the 2 1 parallel mnu t*t i,ii ,i miles North Vietnam, I!;SUCd a not her protest against l k __~ if - -: - Drug F1 ow From Asioa Increast ng • - - - Vietnam In primd.ntiaIad.ker Rents Klnrr4tops briefly for - ,. -II ' foot at loVaithingrtan. an airport neillsii fronfersione DelayDecision Asks AAcUovern By DONALD M. ittrnuiim coining into this country." Walt, a former commander of Asioclated Press Writer WASHINGTON iAll i — Fed. , . -- • U.S. Marines in Vietnam, had eral narcotics officials are re- been comniLisioned by the SeTivising sharply upward their es- ate Internal Security 3uborn- rntttee to investigate world drug traffic. came as bo th the public and çiAR[jyfl-E AMAUE, Vi. He noted that Sou theast Asia George — Sen -'iP private campatgm moved into) 0 is one of the most Important McGovern, the defeated Demohigh gear to oust %fri. W.'sopium growing areas In the t'ratic prei'KntiaI nominee, tw1. sor1d -Ind said the area isill urgedhls part) today to delay a Mt,overn told his news r 1)angerous Drugs tiNt)IJ) say Decuine an increasingly impor. decision about repLacing Jean ference that it appeared ther' - ' - that 30 per cent of the 6.5 to 10 Lint source of illicit opiates now w.two1 as its national chair - might be ioirne Jt!empt to r'i 1005 of illicit heroin entering the that Turkey is phasing out legal man. back party eforma he heipet Heroin is country annually originates in production." Five De mocratic governors, shape alter the 19i election. produced from opium. Southeast Asia. ecurig in Washington, have "There is a certain group th at On June 9, Nelson Gross. cilled on Mrs. Westwood to re- never accepted the reform. In congressional testimony and in other public statements. Sta te f)CparUflent coordinator sign on grounds that the party McGovern said, mentioning federal officials previously for international narcotics nei'J a "new sense of dxrec- specifically President George have estimated that Southeast matters, told a congressional lion." Mrs. Westwood was Meany of the AFL-CIO and u Asian countries accounted for committee, 'We estimate that chosen by McGovern to be na- poUtical director. Al Barkiri. West between 5 and 15 per cent of the probably only S per cent and tional chairman. McGovern said he could pinTwo businesses at 500 First Street, Sanford, were heroin sold to the 500,000 or certainly no more than 10 per M;oern. at a news confer- point no single turning point in - - 1w n Cnm fl -.— AX AS —— — — Sidney Vih.ea Jr. U.S. cent of the heroin presently ence in ttiLs island resort. al.30 his campaign. jithough he 1xi!. -d States suggested tKat party leaders 1 think the Fig!eton iffa:.- 16 I-i inates in Southeast Asia. — mark time before deciding to the severest single blow g wis Walt ori e tired Marine (;t'n. L place. At about that time, Sen. Wi1 c hange party reforms that he At ('rumley -Muntleth Cited official estimates in re He referred to the reveLtt.ns Senate committee iarn H. Spong Jr. 1)-Va., subheipe"J to a pi make. by hu o riginal choice for ruiC ompany, Insurance broken into, with I calculator more addicts in the ch calculator valued at $234, and a snuill amount of change were inisusing. Next door, tit Clark. Dietz and Associates, it $100 calculator and about $30 in cash were taken. Both office's were ransacked i n each east', forced entry IS apparently gained through the use of a pry bar. BarlKtra DeFreesito, I 116 E.ast that "Southeast Asian heroin rnittel a series 01 questions accounts for no more than 10 to about international drug traffic 15 per cent of the total traffic to John Ingersoll, head of HNDI). After some prodding, the answers recently came through and included the far estimates for Southeast The South Dakota senator said the Democratic National Collunittee abould have the final say in changing the party's leadership. If the majority thinks there should beachange. he said. then there should be Asia's share. one. The IINI)I) report said Its figlit said, 1 think it [3 tires on the sources of heroin would be a mistake to do things Stabbed 3 T imes Police Longwood 'I'lle sold in tile United States call -A) quickly ning mate, Sen. Thuma Eageton of Missouri, that he had am dergone treament three tillit!s for mental depression in the past decade. Eagleton was reLiceelun the ticket by &1rent Sw hrvr (os. Marvin Mandel \IarLiid, one of the fr.,Wuverno who UJ n estwood to, resign. iai, l before final as3ess- 11th Street, Sanford, reported a Department is investigating a frommi identification of Iraf- nient.s of the election are corn- "when you can't win a natiun.t. election, its time to reupr t..' theft from her business at 60t stabbing that occurred lust tickers. BNI)l) said 60 per Cent pleteil'' the heroin sold to U.S. addicts of Sanford. night at Arnold's Laundromat The call bv the governors the eader'dup of the p.ir'-. Eat Seventh Street, $:to Taken wi-re cash, four 111e.-Ilimnirs timnuals, valued at $51 anti about $2(X) worth of t ook. :::•.. ::: :.:-.:-:.:.::.:.::'.'.;:; Noon Stock Report :* According to ('hid Wesley another 10 per cent in Mexico Dowell, Felton Carter, 725 l,tgan Drive, IMngwood, was uR1%fl: it:l'oitr stabbed at least three tunes, A u tomobile ttit'fts totaltI Two people have been 941,60'i wi th an average value tlUC5tine(I in the' incident and of $93.3 for each automobile stolen. flii total dollar loss charges are pending further approxuiiuted $E9 million. imivestigiitioii. Area D A. IL '4 ..g ij . ,, • Ar,, ii. '.t -u & M, We 1 .m 1 41111 1 41 I ,,ilI.o Ir d )? )?I Moo "' ',''.'e ' si. w. • - . "&'' i 11'. 'i" V it. "• , ' • •... • • -' '• - W 0 11 it 011 3)', a e* as' . - • ,, 7, II 4. It ' '. • %.a't sju . I G ain 1.4 )Sl, s •1 W I.huI 5It Ou$I Ot 14, Isa.) WIlt 1 35', Wirw • , • is-, i'• II, is si..• ii -; ' ' Sf41 $01% U C&tb.d at, . L1v An 4.4'. IV46 ' • Ind *7 t*.I$ IIMC to 11' 11 •5I1) II'S P Orip It )t •' . Spot r ' St B,5nd1$. W • • (' Mill aiis. 0i0d " s, tt ' , , ,, Ion Mi, ' $ .•. ... 54 C A , $,p SO • '' P&I l'g.d P). Clain M00% ' Nat PI la'. • '. 5 At 13'. I POdik 0'. ' - • • (On td4 it C wit Can ii) 'Wpolit ' ' Wo'll • - . Pd AmN it's Pon •' It ' (.itafl )I'. • si Prwa•, 5$ ' Pop (oa S" • PIV IF Dow Cho ' - , 3W 6 un%ik . • ' ?) M4 3 ' * . A,,j,,• A,4 A M-*P • , ' lè'* M • • • ,,• , Am An Can 1". AU (,an II', An, A 7 moo & V toii'. ik 1$ '., It, JS' Al, (i's originiatt-Al Ili the Near Ea:st anti on VS Highway 17-92. his organization in fighting Semincole's number one problem of drugs. Dolgnt'r said his group is centering attention tjfl working to assist the soiiii' 1.500 educable and trainable adult mentally retarded. lit' continued that a program is be i ng developed where retardates can be placed in Industry, lie said the program will he assIsting 20 such adults by I)t'-t'uiber 110(1 hope to assist it total of 54 00 it rta:ular 'Ihe city in addition to the financial Lilt! to SCARC promised other assi stance us well Sites of two apartment complexes are to be grandfathered under (urrent zoning regulations, the Cit y ('tinimsission IILIS tiet'Ided, Neither can c ompl y with the regulation t-omstainsrsl Its Ihe city's ('OlmIf)rt?hcflslVL' pluitmitig and zoning law to be adopted at the next mnet'tlng of the board. l'h&' tracts in volved Include the £0 acres on the muitanii'uI citrditlon standard's should be un- west ,Ide of U .S. 17-92 close Iii water pkmit No. 2 derthk.'ni '11w muanlagt'r add..d that with 11w ta xlcab being dcvelucd by Hal Washburn and population explosion perhaps moore licenses should be issued and operation required Tom Drage. Inie other is lot 6 and 7 Normandy Square, from Second Str eet (hue west of 11)0 12 to 14 hours daily, seven days a week. Many Center ben,g 4eneloped lay cabs are operating only on weekends, Knowles Lakeview Nursing said it has been reported . - A • ta xis are to be studied by Kno les with report to Taxi Problem to Who Sanford Comm ission Vi e D,f C I DISTINGUISHED guests who participated in Veterans Day ceremonies in Campbell Park of Deltona on Saturday. Nov. 11 were: from left Dwight I). Hawkins, main speaker and recipient of the Distinguished Flying Cross in WW II; Sgt. Major Edward T. Clii'ke, for your retirement at B arnett irst,we wi ''.' !IWO, /\re Busy veteran of s , .• - - •. • 4' cease-fire of heroin the veterans groups in Florida timates of the amount tr ies utheast Asian coun are doing all in their power to that So withtraffickers drug supply to • iiit .,idiC of Florida II%( i tu in the United States. change Veterans Day back to New official estimates from the Bureau of Narcotics and •. 'P• L Burglars you, as eci s 'lk' . 21 the 20th parallel has been haltthe at UIOSpht'rP For (ii improve Nov. 11. of - himihi-i, Thev presented colors and all vresent sloilxt tit attention, The inSut •itum as given hs the Rev. W. Kirtly of tt' lly..FANN ha ca p-:- and reporti-ill 220 fighter Ili 111 t. ~oijlhvrn 1h;df rif North Vis'tnatmi and ;iuintlit'r 171 in the northern provincv'~ of South VivII14,1111 ,Rornhn l II Um;. North Don Laverv. (Ill) 1vfI 1, 1 '1111111mild(or (11 the S(Illad ill lIlt (. •( Post 100!)II of negotiations. Deltona Holds Ceremonies I () , I to h1tint I he tuuist It) support the otitti Vietnamese tro'ips in onu' ha tIlt' nine ni ib's southwest of Qua rig I ri --' • IL usually half million D112,r Yet after all this a lot of ( hv F11? "carnet horrlhinv- Siinday I Iffoc fifl(I file North Viet na tnew, ; off -is roared in froin Ilivir carrif- r, zz a IF For Veteran 's Day d cer of ah rev IN in ceremonies Nov 11 All nivinhers (if the C / I 4' a 0 ( I it , I , t it , 1'. Alto ; I'll -##%toits in North Vivinatnese froopt, were killed. while govo,uninent castiallies were five killed and 34 and reported 11... 1 1 destroyed in la Tinh and Quang Finh pr ('j r matid said, nearly 700 round.1; of artillery, rw-kel flilli mn*mrtar liii' 110 gov'rnmnenl troops (IjP$'iall iiiut- th and south of Qwutig 'Fri ( 'ity and south (of I lou', and several l'Iru'fights broke out, At least 32 - SC I Mon thl y and tml:iv, flying about f00 strikes on ill Cambodia oil -k" fir affacks in its central anor! the "savage" , -:011GE ' )A , is , vight %ears ago froin MeIrwiv, SIKF.S Miis'. lie %t is it rettred safet. ; tif 1,O I ui*'t tr or 'he Vnited State's Post Uftit..' lie %fi as, a member Mellonvflle oisoo".L itied Sunitziy. of All Souk Catholic('hurch unit Boris hi ('obbtown, (om., hi' it Fourth Degree Knights of tame to Sanford In 19.12, 1k' was a member of Church of (kxi of Columbus iiit'iiiber of Cotuicti 128 of Melrose, l'ropbet'y. lit' is survived h his . if..-, I I.' is survived b- if daughti'r, Mrs lather Ilie L Lkut \lrs, Susie Muic ltirdstim*g, ('lusytim, Okla.; two sisters. Sanford, slaughter, Mrs lto Mrs. MaRie Sykes Gordy and Burke. S,siufurtt four grusl irt i':*ple Sikes Collins. bOth children, two sisters, Mi ss of t,yons. Gui.; two brottwrs. Slur)lkiil, Melrose anti Sister George of Cobbtown and Dr. Mary Oliver of Marlboro, Mass. Services and burial will 1*, in Dennis Sikes of Athens, Ga.; two granchildren anti twe Melrose. Granikow Funeral home' is in charge of local grezst-gruuitlt'lutldrcii lirissomi Funeral house tit usm'riausgeiimemits charge of arrusngt'tmsents. ii sic',, - Funeral - S I'HII.IP IIKAIY ' SIK S A 5 ' . ' '' ' ' 4, 5. ; '" • , Philip Jose ph Ilealy, 71, (it 1517 Magnolia Ave. died Sunday ,., , ,.. - , , •. ,. . uiuemiiimiume s1r'oriLsuI*ospuuai. lie was a native of Boston, Mass. and ctniie to Sanford — Notice I ..inttm %ii . br A It Shut 1%. 05 ISO) flU 011*1 Mit IOl,v ii Sr Avg %unday, voVoil be hold &1 10 a IV, Ad.nln..:taa, Al A,laii,. Fun.aal ;;;;--;-, -a -- 0tIicS.IIAU flunsi in Cobb*o,*n, 0. rtswn In thMgl SI I iNst *5 NOt C cOu1 x %TA5 5.t((t 114 4tS �~ 28—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Nov. 141972 In Double 4 Sciombler -• i, Bi-t irffS ,_ Carol- Bride , * - - )WA L pre - sallik - -- S' - -. c'c'r ' . - - r - — - f `, In * • I I it • - I -i :' : -- - 1' - - - c1lPrtI(Ins Ttw bride i' the rtziughLer i" nnclMrs Paul Briggs, 7t Mr 3 fr'. .. Griggs Ave., Ciiswlbr'rr mt •' ir'groomuttwnno!1r nfl\1rs __- .Ro'rtSFuilIi•- 4L: WOfld lJInt. C)rtani. The church tifli: " de corated with a n nrrunemen: ' gladink porn , mum . 8flt grecneI' breath -, - ' - - -, k; 1',- , : Engagement and wedding forms, available at The Herald office. should t-',e accompanied h a hick iirsaj white' gloss)' studio photleast five days hefc'r desired publication date. Requests for wnrrer tees's and photo covnrtu'4 parties, clubs, etc,) he made at least a week i ,. R JO - r p - (;IVPri - '• 'ii ir niarriapc b hi: - _____ I' 1,, ;.-; • '-''ic ('tcc L U A'ee ks tot 1 'nde d Intl It fflfl IN1'tL ti - - - TI EJ i' 't'O'. •'', 1. P • -" l - ' S' U 4 OO -'4"" r ' - - - 1Ut:tflf 'S -. pink and whIttrnse' with i%i - I --- - -- is CANNON MUSIC Co. ,_t Mt::: amem MLAN ___ ~~~ 'tJ4 f ,m"_-', C(SI(fl. ''' "l i'.i 4) -s'el$ the Swfoauntnfthtbn& and Mt Following gLhI' 25 15t?h )p'rt Mo'. S Pr, 'T,i' .ir'ed her sister as nmt'nn of reception was held itt the borne and Mrs. Joe CinrL. :d of Nc Opc'. Si". Mtaane 10'."t parents it 'Vrk Sthte honor She wore i formal. at the hrid.' _ il 4W ,ow • ''______ length gown of pastel pink CLSse11WXT. The bride's thbhitiiffor, empire waist and WTh highlighted b the lhri'i trirnnwcl with white luwt' Her tiered wedding cake u'ed ir, 'V of silk illusion was attached white, decorated with pink rosa and she buds and topped with pink tz ice anti ronr. Mrs, Georg(-Simlanich, mother of the brideiuqurt of mmiii urt rn ic a ra&a Ant!ellht •hark.cnn rut the cake w -uttt murrs elect. Miss Sim$anich. honor guesL MT'5 VruI pun'h wauserved with ii Rulmn'4. wieGall Mrs. Sandra William E. Pra U Jr mother of the future , and rw1urini wa Mr hrialesmntror and her ensemble the rakt bridegroom, and Miss Colken lenlins, hostess was styled identically u tluit of Debbie Cloud Caytlu Hu-Land future maid of honor honor nfla'nduin: except in kept the hride' hook. For traveling Mrs Pulk pale green ehiffnn 51w carried It citsc'adt- bouquet of white rhasu' a pink and blue two pieca . . ) .4 Z Rest OUt wU5 CtuIrU!s jacket. white roIlJit nndruf her and it white carnation corsage ,,indrich and serving The couple left for a wedding w Re-.Puller SydneyBland. flower girl.trip it'lthe Bahamas and their Sumw(VT 4tfh1r and L Road, r 4 d ' hasket of rose petals Thomas Wittier Park, The bridegroom c hipt Bland was ring-bearer employed b Dtvt Paint and YEAR ROUND LARGE TREE MOVERS Thubrida's mother chose a Roc1 Shop, in Orlando and is u t'r , 1,1111tiaIi i1)Iiit . :ihit rit r 4 . V• lilt iriwi flid : pink chiffon dress with miii- prafessmnal rare car driver. the thenu' with crystal punch and the inscripuori ching accessories and it white The bride i employed as sales. bowl front which. guests were Ronnie carnation rsagr. The groom's clerk at the .1 C: Pennc Ca,. served hurgunth apple- pun.-I. IY Other ' •cts mt. ute'cl Irnes mother wart' a mint green Winter Park nuitchin containers Pouring Among the out-of -town guests on ..ndcrlin, chiffon dress with matching OLYMPIAN SHADE TREES was Mrs Marga' Mason and and C Mimes,accessories and ii whita' car- were Mrs Stebi Calvenm, the Mrs Winifred Scott assisted alt brich grandmother: R uth 37e Valencia Circle, Oviedo. F io'- ia 3:5 tilt. bu fet Uitik WnIter.CathWththktr. This mcmde'rrt machine' dss , baits transpce"ts sets ar-it Perelta. Knth Nichols and Tha buffet menu included 'e' arirJ p$nts trees autcurnat.caI', It digs a bat! Marian, Tucker checkerboard finger Pm,'jt' ftie't r diameter tpr tpe't deep, and weight so AL'e- the Misses .1n'ct' Washpoutlmtct two tens. na anclijdlre the the tree It will Wictlt!s, usst)rttdl rtiteses. move a tree' up to ten inches in c,allber wltPmCsjl causing burn, t)uurit Ritzit, Mars tk'viIt!d egs stuffed reler, shock to the root sSlPTr anytime at the year Cleveland, Martha Chadwich, holidii cheese balls, live' C)te' machine mat' be leased by th e day o L's the trCt Debbie Wagner, Jeanne- Kuip. iiiwage halls wilt assorted We wilt move' yni,it trees CIT b,, in; VCltJ OI9ni l3itrtiiirzt lice! CfttUlpeS , ,l isriii t H oicob. CniiL'kt!rh, For ,nto"rniut,or CSt. Daniel, Pat Gcrnunnc, Donna Swedish fluent halls, hors d* Uttertizirk, Mictiele Morton (WU'.TeS, rookies, flUts, nuints GUS GREGOREFF Kiuret Lthnuin, Fie!tt .la- l't rake- and punch The' prenuptia! and Patty and Kuith S;uumn. white cake was decorated with 3655702 "- ix mi' Lind a Si in k an icli E77 te ta 1 t t i ci ! 7-e P A "I I 46 .... UI34 hu a .••... • • 11 .4IiILLI, 111 VI III Guests were greeted at the door by Mrs Kathy SundvalL sister of the- bride-elect, mu! escorted to the recreation main4 The- gift were de;itlu•d oft it dt-rorated seb-Oiest "Spi SVIfltXIli( of the Matrinrnn%- ' wInch the' couple will soon embark The honor guest was attired In a Navy blue short sleeve street Ietigt frock wth white hr it - up Miss l.uith SinukamcL bruteelect oi ftnnnitof honor lit it pre-nuptial shower, Nov. , at the home Jenkins Mrs tmainn Camellut Court )stesses were Mrs Jenkins 1W Ca (if r -I' t v. hilt rii,' i 't i t ' 'i : the hosWssei other corsages wert presented to l.iridui's George nuuttitt, Mrs Simhanich and Mrs William E Pratt Jr., mother of the future bridegroom. Attractive souvenir prayer f books were presented U' cacti guests nttending b the brutes nifithen. The decor of the buffet table' carried out the chosen colors of the bride, blue- and white, blut- net over white Corners were drawd with silver'bows ;t'k'roruitinns included all arrftngenut!lmt te tilut tr LI flowers offset h' silvet anti cry øtiuI candelabr a JZ&UI UIIU L'IJIIIfJIWIWIILrU US 1 ° _1411 j j' ' - - Z ffe t .4 /i i in ed OfywpW Sk&fe Tw • - - - ' c,' ms m ; Q iii .IJt.. 1 'J.JI IJL hI1 - - At pep .4 .L' nt I'll' SR RF'WIl,IWREI) After he is ''. .4 t Gems ..t OiO664)96 Tilt appearance' of Hildegarth' tonight, it, I p.m., W. iu.Ij IIIt"II Ih LIZ MATHIEUX Wedding piano. for Mm. Debra kiu liunit, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Casey Dunn, and Marcus David Cocknuin tuive' been postponed due Ii nmiliwrs obligation. Thu. wt,ddmni, which wan scheduled for Not IE, tum beeti ctuunugrd until honue'tinie' t*cendwr, with the diitt- tit Lx '-It annununn"ed tatan' lIt' All ri". Cro\%'eII be Guests at the' lovely tmrn e' f Mr. and Mrs Herbert Woodarti art' Mr. arid Mrs. He''t Mct)orwld and Mr. and Mrs Earl Hrusnoii all Irani Alban', Ga.. and their very delightful .1irnni Hugtui's. otut-1iu tttflti AtliiflUt. If I were a guest in the- homeliertiert intl ltub, I would runnit find niort' thanu several reasarns to extend my stay. Itonestis iii.' s'u'st a so Invels you cami itiniost hear ttue- river and the trees speaking. ito! It mention the' sport ci watching Siinfarci Citric Center, marks the' opening of the' l!l7-7 sensur• of Seminole' Mutual Convert Assncuutinr1 Since rnun have' believed th e deadline fur nueniherstu;i tUt cptra'd, it hat. been extended Axctn-dmg to Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith. president of th e' 'uition , memberships are still being accepted and a committee' will Lx' on hand at tonight's concert for liii' minute' nienibershups Oilier rauncerts being, presented during the' for th rornm se'asii uuclutk' Fred Wurtrw and tue Penny sk'anuurt.' lint. Florida Symlhon (rctiestra lii iutid.uioni, concert patrons are given firs: option it attend thu.' iei_saiciaiuon 'n, annual glittering gala, the I*cemin'n CtlanIpzuftxft hall ton buost' who haven't joined the assocuitlt.n. tonight: .tin night individual tickets will not Lx' sold constructive Lilt' 11811 JUIIIJ1 111' Nr Th Art 1)1 a 'Vs L• AT YOUR . FINGERTIPS! ltokv with Vivian Doan III l3 LIZ MATH1EU An be Hn','t viit. PVI'T longed Lu "go Pu - back U the- good old days" tar Just a brie! nuoment' You can If TP-i you will just pause Irani the pq hustle' and bustle and stop ti Sciukurik Paint and Gluas Cnmpaim, 21(1 Magnolia )Ave., ifl downtowfl Siitufurci where' Gretetwii L&"wis Crowd!, a well known Sanford artist, will "take" :'ou down nostalgia lane' With tier exiiibit of puuitrns of old friends, relatives and s"teiues toe pr.'ciow to forget Mrs (.rowt.efl's exhibit will be' w - - - liii .4,....,,..' S._. 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Cite')' ,,l Pot LornpC you: life it largely up to Cirroll Righter's Indicudust I'orecast Ion >our sign for your buthdatc December as now read)' ['on your copy send ne-ti srsper , , P () -A tt I r,a"c tnd Si tr, ( a,irolt K -r -Box 629, !Iuttywu' I ,, AP ALMANAC Sanford Herald P.O. Box G22 ')U d'nt ,erJ ti - I ). PAID SEMI-ANNUALLY ' i,',, •. "' - ' 41 I* i'.11 4.1 VARI 1 0 N.t III j1,'(s,'j(Jf',L; lillU! 'III ' 41 ' .' 47 1 lit''ttt cInt" I• ,, feat hiss "1 1iaIr I " 1 If, ''h N"tli 114 4 .'. 1 Nunal"-', "14611 '1 "O I I i'i,' 1'qc't,' 14.1111 IS(;$, I''i' N Net ucla cli' 1, 10' it ' Il.'wiIrl,c'cl' st tei,uinn qtrrindc'd liv is stoer in in a has in hit a' .c ,'t ilritiporastis lanai 11 fi liqr. M111141111 Ijy hor-r debt what Ill r"t its.' tunili Iii a clan br is ,u.,whc'ta' in sight irutli is IPso ci slot Itas 1,poen ,v lilt cloroal, rind M.tntg.umu.'r y Ic flu' no t S 'lOU 30 iI'IISl HAWAIIMiss I "air go 1 111 1-11111-11 vlct I flu I'lVl' II V Fast Vnsautu'' A Malaasr is plays It,'. sister's tlsi Poll stiII- ' Iw'giius tonight hisiclmiucl I lPsf'y'ti' ithettil to iso us %114;:1114,111 i'issniittl t'rS II'' diviat .'tls I'lia""vt I In; kart Is I •'49151t 1!4,11 0 0, tel it atiiuu' cs',,aIi. , Isnituir ,'cl MS flue' hs'te.a'a"p'r ,-;ulu' .It',,ulnnt.',I Is' tilt, Vostiasn tauitilv II aull starts eehi.'rI it thiltil II 104 N III ' 'ft II It'll II( MV!, g"iu4I ut hut ) ,,ue',iuh't't , ;uba 'l'4l I)',' lttihti'mt l tit'ns, Is ,urtrqtoal mn.l ''A (,tial$ly of F'":ur'' 'Ilpa' limp ;wirt aunt o 'if this .'IiIcoalo is tt,. tout u:t'tl %% loll l.'usalinl', it giutig In Os ''f1ir t II istletiqit r, sit I'tItIsra'auk . ins" VI,aru ha' fvt tin chmeivi r.'tu.-tla,ui ;t:ptia'nst n.'Ce ,siithst't'tsk ft( 'vtiur l>'rt, 11151 iO,'t'I C' ft( (hut it liii .0 ii sPIlls Iluø' l'l a,,,lliiIhs.'r pit lb rib tiqa.tt w iso tl is thu.' "lit' hlIfihIlt liii' 'ii'lb iii,', Is r.'ei'tts "Ifotta iw".mium's hItter, 1'Ist,'tl Its sa'ti'tiin lit fast t ;itti.'r lit Iic'titi!i'lls0lil mil d ciii' is i'iif \tIIl't .',ciI 44 Vb Itsini 'I I AII( - 1 III' 'It 11,51u?, V MO VIE U: II-' 11,1'; W i• 1' K il,r Vhf ins'' A spliielingl.'r, it stsirq I'Il,s;hse'tt, 1.iiufg.ittiory In hit first 'IV 011 1111111111, rule siftor olin' yonrs aiq flit' %'eiif)I t,'.ii"tif.' wit. I, of I • I 4k te, eat sot at, %fl tiit cit I ..I 54 SittatOb 44.1 I Jefi stoic I') ',-tittI#t'' 5t't, i.r'I i %d1 4 '. "" 'If 1,0. ft',lrI ,r'c "r,rt'.r , !ro mt p1s'urh' also jeals with t° olos;nIr of ii young wewr.mn afla'r 10- IC1I!fl she Puts CRfltCf lid' I,, ''l't's" sit,,,,(ia,tac tvitPp "thor 'ant-or vi' tlutc, airily to, ,e' hilt. tiapa'tsrtoss ognir, hty sin a'ral"rlv's Cf mr wife, plsy.w't by 'nsan (.lmvir, bar plight. Ar') ni" °ssuty rif -i attiring a ttrtititn' phystv'ml p'rtr.to making a 'iie-afire's 'rip a' ,'r ho r t en ii 1 bi' 'u r'- tt' '1 V) II I f'HS , -r UP 'MS 'ii.tr,st JAY 'If(tt'1 4I u'/IF' ' 'I In' Strnng"r u irt 7A- A rudy ('411111h qt,,rs in ii 'lrnvrintir- rIiqt'ovefq ' tIefl'httt't°" I his lost forgettable q.'nte's hi' I aipinaa is rrstnrre'eI, arwi Il" play a mnrirri°'l ' r,pIø tad", for fft,(it '' ' 'a- -t' ____________________ ,' "' ' .- - t'.'''I' ' ''''' . P 'dl' F! t( A 1t J 'romnioro j this is 11,0 first of o 11 ;i-r t series wr itteri by Hr I'' P jc.tirruilist Abstoir (:r,ke, h''-'' will he' thu. full arr,era ns,rnr. 'I be first p1,Isa'pvle is "ri-so f'aiiin'I I,sunal,'' as ('a.' fun,:ilyFPc this' itrtisur 1 ruf Spanish oni;l Fr.rn'I. ecpinr.rs sifter in II t\ I , dy '',- O/l() 'in,; •'ire 1 i4 F IS ,'p 'Vf ( U, F M '. LAr; 'C- - j )f,J '' )JA 711 ' I () (l'I,S1Wl / 1 5Tl I -] J TUES DA _ _ _____ _ ] "-1 - -i _ i - Till Iho 1(11111 er),usitJPfl( 0% I)C'IhiIII 44 t)rt"uJtlC't lit l 7) lv.' (',nt em "(it', 7 NWN., (5) W141t'% Ij('('('t' \II(I(' 111(t) (It)iii1t, 1'iII()w () Polly's Problem - Y .10 (6) (7) (9) Mo"ies I 10 (1) NBC I'teporl Marcus Welby, (6) I ,15 , t Nc,v (6) (9) lb.:o'. Ut T op Douglas I'. '. no - - glut I Jk1ii - ;,',, O " rr5 111,, itt I" 'II' 1 c •IIIW' 11 IC - ___________ •----------- Mer y Gr ill - 5 01 (7) (6) Ne,c (6) ''tt'' ', EVE -' 6 00 (6) N' . ' - YDM is A SPECIA DAY ss,riata by Ifiulinruininoff. PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS - ' • i - - s'ictt, i'ct f i rst .Nir atid .Nirs ( ________ PER $300 WEEK * INCLUDES NEW I, SPINET PIANO Al' re'cic', topic's IL)A,urA rh,a.' IA )I S ,I,', ii. Pu° sm C.urt,l,JV ,,j CANNON MUSIC CO. a Y,,0.10,1 Ave 644.7600 till t (',',il Of • 0,?, ado 8435708 LEAVING hOME IS NO LAUGHING MATTER... n ot the' welcome W.w,nn htItesi ian niuki' it t',t', a'r to adjust to vtUin' ncsv 'urr utnn!ngc. turid 111.1%. . he 1ILIt .5 hi n i l t. cii Now. t,t ef South would hu vi' ha't'ti able to l,'aal through West's j.u' k i ck up (to' suit 10 twin' 11,p11 - 111tll's cot '.sla'hl leoTi-i .ta ii..0 ul 14 1i The l,IsIiiufi )iii tJ i flMilT -- Nw iii I',aul Ss'uili Puss I 4 I4 J'uiva 36 Pass 4 Pa'.s ,' WEDNESDAY IIuhI4''L1.) (httt coiluing s'lIilu Last season, thi s ohu,uititn't Iti (flip wa s he ar d Iii tli it''' dillit;k4l ii-U I 1x2 Antesrr amns, iots means I column ay 2 in ches. Too small for an a to YINGINiA PITIOSKI Pt,) S., 1214 I Jaf'(uld, II.. be noticed or effective? Ynu'ra, reading this one! i'ILDA '6$-SI', Dub'.., ti., ,.4)1aPw's and gravy L'lt• 1111, 0, ? _; P .0; -~11 1)P 4757 ('a,,.c..iy, ft., RICHMOND , Complete dimmer Regular 5125 Value' 3 pieces of ct,'cken. n'asrwI tt'tt bscuuts, .'mcieb N,t4,' 1 CQNNII LittlE lu litter spades. 'IIIUAY'S ttt,'I ION W1't lids one lit-a, t nts't yoni one di*tuiond, Your •urisurr irtsl Edit pau. What do you (10 ~~*be $1 0 _ South, )isi-l*l 4QM42VK9530A164t Whit t'lsIi ii, tu(iS 4—,Juu( 1,1,1 (our upaskI 44#- ~ #~ .1~ .% - 1 - YOU, bid all) our ealuru sill iuia hi' a (rifle intone es tic, , tin 111118ped 1 auna't'rt w tile Is attrac ted nearly 2,000 substribta's This )ear tIii st G regol i'iatigitm'sk> scull In' siuuaiIlg tit,gtit'st artists and thu' prugrIsIlu scull un huels' the se aurlil prt'tiuit'i _________-- l,,'oui West 4i , I b uuulls the his own It a n d and led a trump to dunrirny's queen ' HAERSMITH. is ottft. p i 4; cellos and piano hatigursky will play a cello , ace of spades first After East s liii es e ci out Then he won the heart In - of it work by (iLl11-c4-Irlo Menotti aunnimis-sIoned by the society for C h a n g ed t at dummy and relaxed. A '11:1 t:r_I `1111 I:I f'Ji4.LU'I:LUL'L one hand, but he had iiiatfe ('lI.'ll11i'.It Mt Sit' a ''nothing" pins' Ili ( (i'lILS'I() )t1\NI,l)V urid had been we'll iiuirulshu.'ti A P I 'I he for. it w.'ml II N( ;l'( iN If Ea s t twlal all lout' tn- intups .hiitin F Ke:i:iesl> 0—titer for the there %t'Oil'' hillS'.' l)('a'll no l 4i'rfuraiii:ug Arts cc ill pnt'M'aat St it',' t it 11111k" the trLun(I slit Ill the ( 'luuiuube'r u1 LiSi(' Stn,iet> .5! but South Cou ld hiatt' guard.'al li n c oln Center in it suhsa'r ipt icilu against all (olin trlilnlis Ili I (S tliiiiit Wa'st 1111101 i)) flilivilug his Se'iies iii (iSo uitItt-1 spades was right out of t'ue book lit' did hold two of flue three top honors. South's play was not up to his bidding. 1k took one look d,j!rq - -_______ Place South was unlucky to find all four missing truiii; s in of spades and South's grand slam Force was designed to find out if North held those cards North's j ump to a e V t1 START S WED __________________ ' East showed out and (lie i- c'' Pearsall(1:121 see'oiitl, Mrs laxintg was aiver. At least the A. Wht'utley happy rein xirig was over. Edna Reilly and A ttiir(I, Mr. and Mrs. F. 1130): South's grand s am had (ii,. parted to that ho u r ii e of Matheson (120); and Mrs space and tinit' from which I krottuv liiniklt' and Mi Etlat'l Were Is no return!!ug J0lUu'-Auli 1 1151 to four s lades it ha'canit' t'vm' dent to South that thu'grand slant would be there If North lucid both the king and queen I ". two Muffs a Cinch Grand Slain good indeed. Once his part ner jumped Iro:ii two spade s 'jm ,; 7çi.r ç'rvr •' e Life (6) iia'tittIiIi1lt ltitsalliy, Nv. 14, at I p.m. I 'lIary Bridge' Club •• will change' ut.s itiecting place to and that, too, is a favorite spot for the i)ir(Is. The column the I )eBary ('oliitiitmity Center instead of the lirenian's is a ''must read" in our daily paper.--I.N'l LLE rCCrCliti(utl hall, DEAR POLL\'--I want to pass my discovery on to other Ott Nov. 6, (lien' were 10 expectant mothers. Instead of buying special maternity directed by Oscar tables slips just wear loose full waltz length or shortie night('rushy. Average score overall be quite gowns that you have on hand. I found these to a help in stretching was 108. as versatile and comfortable as well Winners eevrc: north -south, rn' budget —MRS A. V. First, Mrs. I), Johnston arid Dr. If, U. l(aisbairuu gh (1361; sint'otiel, Mr, and Mrs. F'. r' Piotrasw (126); third, I), WIN AT BRIDGE Tuesday, Nov. 14 Mat'Naugiitiimu 111141 N. Meyer anal fourth, Mrs. I). Driver I itieI Mrs. W. Jiirrard By Oa aid & ionc. Jcoby South's hflflditig was Sri ) ______________________ 4 10 (7) l'onderoS' Meeti n g or dogs that wanted a drink. I used a burned-out bathelegs. fulled the ''pit'' with sand and set the birdbath Pu r kup On I 1 I (7) I Dream F isr Me'? (' Mnv 'cc 10 JO (7) ( .,1(,'Ott.11ICfl I I 00 (7) Sale of the Ct'ntury - tGP_1 (6) F linIst000s i'1,itt' --- 1 ft'1 D,rti.st OtrI ' . j' °° (6) i'i', it' M,a'.on DEAR POLLY—My Pet Peeve is with gror- e'ry stores who keep the store so cold you have' to wear a c-oat to esen get near the meat e'utintei'. - Mith 1'.. G. (ot 19) Th" I'll , '' As It-a' W. (6) 'i'crot Storm Douii't,a, (6) Romper Room () MOt' . 0 0(5 (7) L),nemh Derk V.10 P1,1(1' 9 00 (7) l't,ti 9 30 161 Pr ic C tu _______ I 19) Genpr,iI Horstihit t'?UCfl 10 POftOt" 10 (1) 800 (6) (emit? Kemnq,iroo (9) Mii' TJ,15jIfrLTJ Spli'ndort'fl Turoj T,,rI,i, 1 no 'i 6 1 ' w"r'i' ') YT (9) (), aoj (,emrno 01') (1) ArcoilIw'' World (6) [nv' Is em Memo e ,, ,.,, _________ s' Stan #Ing Can't fr',mt ',.,51 4 5'in 1 10 Il) Doctors (6) F tiqi' cat Night 42) Wi , 4(1 1, v.,'r Till, e' 'ura ;,a ''/i Plow no.1 (6) GuIding I i,itif (91 Pl,',ei1,4'oI G,ir,t- () SUI• ',a'rnI!slt'r .. lSA ''.s 'c s'oo ni 1 0(4 f 1) Days of f),,r MORNING ' / Do,il WEDNESDAY .. ____________________ ' Turns MD ,+.411 14 ____________________ i no In °,,tna'rs" (6) ito,iI tv,.. a I' ' (9) All My ' hilol'' (7) (6) (9) Ni-,.v% IA ( i ) lonlqitl Show (6) (9) MovIes ut It I'IEAR P0I.LY—I .uns'e a round alutiihtitiiii roaster that I have used for many years. The hand grips on the lid and the roaster aft' so close' to flit' pan and the lid that It is hard to scrape' oft the hrose'ii spots bleachand strong a t these points. I have tried using bleach ake it look worse. make cleaning powders but they 1 do hope some reader can tell me how to clean this brown oil —E MMA Now the birds bath and 11151) strip.'' In arm planted some vines in dirt HnwMi Five 0 Bold Ones Ii) 0O --- ___ -' )5 ) ' ' $'Ia'r oifl: • FREE r 5,' (9) Movies DEAR P01.1,\' -1' I. '.usild use tiut' denim t'ut (toni thus' bottoms of her but s' ;t.snts es'hen she' ituaki's short ona's frt'snu long cines to make s er' durable tnase'iilina''lookiiii: I 'alibi's I'lsiild 1w apuIiqiii'd . quilts for the boys' twd friends miami's i'.usiid in' lIl t center, or their knotted in the i'luis se ill in ake' a iiiggt'sI plied with liquid enitsruidi't' cont'ersatioii piece that washes intl thu's with t'LISI' MRS j.' ii. DEAR POl1\'- P. 1.. wanted to ktiose' what slut' could do with the de'riini slit' cuts off tier sons trousers Shi(' t'aiu open tip the leg seam s.c ut the material hula' squares i.mial make a patchwork puUoes- . 'l'ht' large ones are great for a boy's bt'drem and tine could IN, ht'pt in (lit' hack so - at of the car if someone wants to take a tiap MRS. M. II in the sand have a firm a ''landing other one I low-growing Tou;not (9) lloliywoxl Squora" i iil;itT" (9) t1;'w'. Il i1' Ill ili'it' 'a'' h' tI (7) itousiflhil lly 1'O1l.'l' ('llAMl'lI - My I taun' '. II iI'0lf),IT tI, ( F') //lw"" (II'S,, ' I (9) ThrIll °,a"s'k;'t t ii i IF'S I o's' 110) Send A RE - 1'!ease' [wifl'? ,rnowhat Fl(uwors" A ',a511000% - "tl'fi"t'"tU . 'rp''r,'''r a 10-I 1 Wli•HY, t Ii IfoIIy#'4 ii 10 Ii) (6) Irtutli or I'O1LS l'4)INT1ItS ' i IFS (t'it't (9) i'tI5S,U' 't W''aI,'."q .' RUTTER oust, Y ) Tat 'i - rnu tiroi.tl('osting Ir,fe'restlng preigrI FVI'NiN( _ • I i,-/ a'. ", ' , ',t41''t '' 'Nl,t Illllk'4 this itItd'tnStlt that the' series nth'ilruiicly is an usccs'cqmne'flt front, the' 0th huh point elf view. it not 'dl:, rtn.rrntotl toy a flrIIisPm 11t'lt but 1,reudureo! the' rtti! * * '*. - .' ti-I'' f)fflO5 hpaistagos rut a PP'hrsr'irts! ii bank rruht,c'r (iriffif It t,""'urr,oq the' pi s'h.'n, the ' ,t,t"r y tcii)c c,rto$ ('ol,pttutoiq 'Ijsq'otvetecl Airier I' a ' — — — — — — — — — -FLOWERS Interest RI. 4, Sax t22-A BrookswI1e Fla. 33572 (904) 5%-3146 or (9D4) 596-3280 , t I.4*'t'I% ' -'' ifl,' , .2 W. taut a very pleasant surprise the' other night when Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas and lri"ely future' their v.er daughter -in-luse, Miss Juan Must, came' nut for it visit and orhc-onmug It tc inaiii' tue weUdutuu. - 30,000 IN FIRST ISSUE BONDS Denominations of 1OO, $250, 5OO - I - V. "- e-- .....,ttl - _. '1' T t'.,,j'it_y .-... mate Avoid gossips' time es'astCYP ou hate the right slant to VIRGO (Aug 2 to Sept 2! y in the rooming, but it would i31c make a fine deal es it), an asso An outside' matter requires afternoon be more difficult in the a calm attitude for right results won. LIBRA iSept 23 to Oct 2 A nets arrnoah at your of so much a pant is is fine, but don't negiect perscerrafle that your nature Don't oe'rtas vourwlf esith too rnu concentrated wait Plan some time for rest Ii lake time [or pleasure lu' SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Not it demanding Iriend to pull you DI) perrit don't do (se spt'cial care in handltr important es on, you hive' if , project that is vital to your tiel(are rrobfr rn s ! SA(,ln,ARIUS iNoc- 22 to f)e'c fl l Ihere are ,e l oUt Of )i,IOJ I ) home' ttat ne-cd earl)' tandiinr (n the) ç,jfl the away with articles that are no longer usmble Replace es ith new and the functional. he ryirsirir, 01.31 CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 to Jan 24)1 buy tiii' appii effiicnt, but doru'i nn mane 1116 01'k t'a,)er and W01 make don't radical changes. 1 ike time It) do necessary shopping but f'1iLAMS t so acoid this Who is us'.al;. helpful becomes irritable toJa'. .mome tonight person. Relax at 1AL,'RUS 1 Apr- 20 to May 201 You have a fascinating plan of details but it needs to be studied tie!! from a standpoint later are concerned Shoes patience estiere nets social onditions in the day Don't pressure anyone able to understand GEMINI ullay 2I to June 1u You are - t. cm until tir y hu'' hoes to hr'iJie cubliptur'fis well, so get ' ,.'r i; ;'n'r ! • are completed Do es hale-ten ti ill make irfltlOUI you more Be more s MOON (1111 IHF N ( June 22 to Jul. '1' •\ ,tSstt t.iti tIc' in SIL't.bOTfl late[ i.t.t most cooperative during the morning toda day A public affair is best handled lomottots since c-'uLt bring problems Think cicveniy 11.0 iiuly 2 to Aug 21) \'our intuition is working well in SiflcC changing the morning to hr sure to follots it at that time. good Shoes devotion It' conditions later esould do you no .' 1111 Mrs Kathi.rint- Lttlt. tu.t rt'rt'nth returned from Wastungtiiti. tIC, where- shut' jouriit'yed in attend the SOtti anniversar of her graduiitiruj rlitt frun Mt'Kunit'v Tt't't, Senitu' Hiitt School Sonic' uif these- Geneva iou. must have fount! the' fountain of south kattierinit- doesn't scent to tuive' changed in the niurt- than yearn, which we' lais't iwn ti• action ARIES Mar. fi to Apr I) Shoes that you are able to put bring real success One a fine new plan in operation that c an £fl. .. Ti (#iNJ kAL 1 INF1INUII,S 1 t.c cjnl part ot the day is excellent for eshalever )a; to do with ariJ health problems tmrroeed The c gel and evening bring delays in tirg out a euitablr afterncat-'rn cout%c of action. Later you can replace depression %% till • 12 1 ii,,'.t, Sill-In liirc tic an hUIl.' cell h.'v tetitu cI"nls ,Ji'.' I 'n te iglit's lusts.' lutist ho's •lt'ni.'aI eu'iirk at the itco %S'hi'ri ,Iiio jI%'Os Ii;u"i'. Its, iti'ls i,uttu it ii, 1111 l'rittIa', 11110 11114. lu''c "I' Itiof's )'4lhtl5 SailS Is 11r1 1110,1111111V euait,nafrd - lilt' a cue pan that was on three m-• 'V \ ' Tonight' s Concert Flth Ititirs r "'"1 . Push l'tru' 5* Sheds 401 t u-ut I tIp' I' DEAR 110LLY—Ve have a s- t'rv iuiisv backyard and like it that was', but the birdbath was often tipped by curious youngsters and/ froI ths Carroll Riutar Institute "' A (I I '01 1 Ill )NANZA aI :illit',t' ' 1 ,111 litti nip't giia'st 1 CARROLL RIOHTU'S f Ns -_-~4 e P' he can't "hold FOR FJ.)NESDA',SO%' 15,1972 i)utin-Co'kman P1an gane, i,g/114S - t' tlIts'l "1 t " h sot. sat c'tltt ;ttl K lint II ' "1!'a.slI \1 ItidlitS' '5 Il..tn SO Sol) of Sell. 01m 11911 11, __ If a fellous rider slumps on on In hi. DESR TEED: sleep gently awaken him, As for the rude and noisy gum suggest 'ou silently chewer. he ma hate a short fuse. so I Lo*'d be is ooI a good thank the and recite a Icing prayer stranger you'll probable neu'er tee stain. teneva ddjii .ai,p -. you" to ..nvthlng. DEAR ABBY I travel to and from work h bus and would like your advice as to how to handle two pruhleini which I c'neotmlcr quite often. dozes off The first is Iii-hen the person sitting nest to me I once had a man's bead arid Marts slumping against me was practically shoulder' And another time a lady on my 1 1 in my lap' I never know whether to wake the person, ignore him what. It's e.mbarrLsMng I can't change seats bes'aUse or the bus is usually packed ha-' The second problem is sitting nest to somne who J ) lie's usuaflv preoccela wad Of chewing gum in his mouth pied with reading a newspcper and a. most likely unaware 3 of the noise be is making with his slurping, crac4itng, and can't popping. It is most annoying to me and, again. 1 none vacant are change seat-c because there This may seem trivial to you, bu t it'snot to me bean extremely cau I usually an-rise at work tar homel in agitated mood I HAVE to ride the buses, so I hope you'll TEED OFF IN I). C. print this with some advice . 1 d ..i..1. l...h .',,A,. '. A ., DEAR ABBY M husleand did something reccnttt that wome me He insisted that I sign it paper staling that If he should due first I would NEVER get married again N tell you the truth I never gave it a thou1 ht one was or the other, hut I signed it just to sati-JN him We aren't old I'm a bout 44 and be is 45, and I don't knots why he is worre'ing know, he's in gtui health such a thing now Par as I I would like to knots' if this paper I signed is legal I BEV'llJ)ElWI) mean, can he hold me to it' - M uar sunar. •4.' but not an more II". S. People '.lib naturalt "dr'e" skin should use a mnistuulver.l ;,4 o ieer ----' roas , . ?t l htain'aaiha'd by sense, -. Il'-lnt4rn4.te 114" ailuc, DEAR AB1VV in roi"ommemiiu't that one bathe and 'hange' isndue daub', you are enn(ribuhng to both A mater and power shortage' I was suuipri'ted to learn that my physh'Ian huushim1, who i quite a eplable In polite i"ompan. hattwsl nob once A week, eshk'h 15 pmof oil the *i1*gt', "What von don't kflo can't hurt vM" Aceordlng tormstolngists. unless one's work creates unsos him to grime. unplea'ant cec'e'ssts'C perspiration or Odom or contAgimut dieaces, dait baths are neither even tiai nor recommended Madison Avenue huckcteN have %o)i us the mth that 4*11' bath', aiNidoranis, soaps, an.i mtithw*shec are' nces sary to life AMtime pursuit of happiness. ui-men actually earthlings have sun-s ive'd remarkaht well sui%ht'sit tt'w'm for ttuoi'and of 'ears In (act, times- have tome into general UC onts the last SO years or no, along seith the increosi' of die-orce Prt'9msthl morn dissension rin,1 ,lis',wc'e'i rire by hogging the hathronn'i and appo-ipriating All the hot water than h frauhure to take it daib bath t'LEAS Itti' NT FANATIC been ,-% I inn I !l Il,aat r'1'41' i2 tsttt,i.'sl Madison AVCCUe', but 1 happen In believe t hat a man bathe dalts, and a woman can't bathe enniugh' tlrtil ucari ago eshe'n one had to bathe In a tub In 11w' kite-hen In fu-ont • ' I.', 4 A it ylnia 15 M"t r SI / t tJi 41 . iteillfip.e". 41lIt%%0,t,% 74 1ni5ht' t .P i ILEAR t't,EN: Perhaps I have ., A PRE-NUPT1AL &TFET and show& WItS L L I. , uiriut•-eiect Of ifli8 C. 1.i'en for L inda mnie Pratt at the •lenkins harm- cm CtirneJtii ourt, Captured at the bountiful buffet table, :'om left. are Mrs. Danny .1enins. hostess (co nt.) i i ORGAN MNflF -- 1)141tll(,, A I2Nrtil cure, IC,. 50 Asqint ?0 I'rI "si"•' 72 p. m,4it 73 I lt.iti'- By Ab ga l Van Buren i FJ tither th bruit christ a In'mi to flOt b e"Itho," 01 ' Q 41 %jr.lrrs.' It I 'ItataTi )'I1I19 pan!, - - o 'I Attention, pieteie Tell us your storN W welcome' your news - a - f Isc'-hsnslt IS Sea e*ilr Is Mus ---• ii I (•UW,Il 1010 li Ron ottlitci 14 t, "", • '"'""r" i"'"' S Ptn'-t'n 5 1','-.. .qtinsi.', I? hind 01l 5'nl Sot'iet tInIL1jind l'nther J mes MArtine'? iriffiriating clergyman at 1lnuhk ring ceremony. Mr' Hartman. church nrani rrcentr'd iipprnpruuitt' nupti;i - I t'I't'ti?i" rp Mis' Caro .li'nrw Briggs and Hritwr Sot Fuller were united tr, Holy Matrimony Saihirdr., Nov. 11 At 1 p m. In St Man Mn'dzuIer Csithiiltc ('hurt - St-tttts R.S. Fuller f t.. . Ring Rites ( t,,r.''Iri / PJ,/ 1 11 I) I hi' c.-14) all Inn ;utaf ------. __ ___ eope - OPEN DAILY ii A.M. TIL9 PM,- Ff21. & SAT. TIL tO P.M. 1809 French Ave. (Hi- way 17-92) Sanford �,__~7---, ~~-_._ -'-- --_--. . . 4B-The Töesday, Sanford Herald Nov. 14, 1972 A t - ,2',-'r ,,: ''2 Vfl'4 '-::' V''2V'$.' 5_5' 2_2 V'2'_ iupthty, Nov. 14, 19 12 flu' cacufeirti llernkl T Flnridn CnIl an na '.2'-. ' Better rade Looks 0 E Raiders Open Floor Campaign Tonight GARY TAYlOR Raide rs was 1968-gte when they night's exhibition. He hit nine of sezzsn with a tournament In ti Nnvn,ntwr 22, due to 11cm-alit Spnre' F4ltnr went and wan the state' 14 shots from the floor, scoring Tifton, Georgian. fuming the scheduling con fl ict points. w,ile grabbing I (' tournament, (tie Sentinels The Seminole ,Junlnr College- championship. 1.ast season Was scored ever 100 points In both of Nov ,,, Florida fleg4' Raiders, a team that has not an off year for the Raide rs as rebounds th ree their games and soundly Nov is p4,rn Florida In afly Robbie Clifton. one of they equalled their worst year, lnt more than six games am, was (IefI'atNl both Florida College No 77 Florida .itPPfn es on the te one season and only 27 in their but still posted it respecta ble V. sophomor Wc. 75 FkrldieC04loQe eight for 10 from the floor, and Chtpoln. ftrst six years of competition, 6 record, ROIII,'I JV% Assisting Sterling wi th th e scoring 36 points Bonnie SIUIU open the 1972.7 season tonight Lust year North Florida was Dec cS St JoIns ed and pull point-, also had 16 wi th a 7:30 p.m game at coaching (Ititit's is Tons Begley, the nation's iighest scoring VIfl.CI one of the' initial members of down nine rebounds, as did team They'll come to the Doc Th is Miam.Dade South Florida College In Tampa. Chr istmas TOIJrOe David Tnsiiw th e SiC coaching staff. The Raiders will he going Seminole High gym looking to Jon 7 NofoR. W&f l lit il played Tonight's game w The Raiders after their sixth consecutive a game snap ttn' Raiders' home win Jan S,PPW JV% trip to the state tournament against an alumni team season opener for both learns. strrak at 411 Tipoff is 8 p.m. Jan c No"Intl, Sub4' ic si ieo JVI under head coach and nthletic Saturday night and came out on Saturday night the Raiders will mar rling has announced one S te Sa nford for their home th e' top 1034.3. But night they get be in director, Joe' Sterling. Since' to opener with the Nor th Florida schedule change for the Raiders hit We hardwood for down to the real business Raiders. Their home game with College Sentinels. Gerald Owens was the top Junior the first time bark in 1986, they North Florida has a 2-1) record Florida Southern has been have won 142 of 16!' outings. Raider in both scoring and The best season for the' rebounding (luring Saturday zilrt•ath as they opened their rrsche'duled frnm November 2 j Benefit Tournament The Glenn Horton Jr. f4cnefii &,fthnll Tournament will at the F. Mellon Saturday and he held this softball Softball Field in Sanford. Eight women's teams wfl be in town for the Action opfn. F'ndny night with a :30 p.m exhibition 'flres, local host for the tournament, and between 1)nvtonzi Reach. The first game of the tournament cnm ! ,.1L I rLdAI\ night uItt, mi, lid .nnd teatn 1ttIni playing In what should he an exciting contest. Cola Homes will Ix thklnç on Rote Ranter. At 10 a.m Eight games are scheduled for Mcfloherts takes on Norman's Farms of Starke, The Satefli II Mets metlllalnci's of Starki In the 11:30a.m. tilt, walk' tht iewat p.m. Other Blue Angels oIl mpa meet Rank of Reltv panics are stheduIed for 2:30.4, 5:30. 7and 8:.V) p.m , y starting at At least five games will be played bracket of the dnublr the p.m. If the team elinimation tournament can the undefeated team it , extended by one game, With paint 14, the six contests Sunday Tickets are on sale at Sanford Fire l)epartment stations. 1. j, ,,,, H ' i Fk'rids Jr CcIIeo P4 inn, 31 A. ypj Feb 3 Contra Florida Feb s Si ieo..fVs Feb 7 $orldaJr Cotleoc Feb 10 lakp Cl ii central Florida Fob 17 St .lohns F*h lç LIIA.A Sumter Ff9) 74 vatercIa slow-pitch A p4 0 1wk A 14 H A t-1 , x1il * ' earl Lyman High ____-•-------- 1. --, ._'.~ 1 r "I' - '.''.' ' - TI. - . :-,\tjil E . .. I -. ., :4 . - .. - ' ' . . ' r ___ - I - '1 1 F ___ - '' . - ' .•'.'' // , 4--i'_- / ,' - . last Friday 's p - real - ¶ s -. ' "• - * - .' ': ' , :. eh1r, ., ' _* $&R -' _ Mika. Wilkins Second row from left are Jim CHAMPIONS 1)1 the- i:; I"lai,, loott)all league are these members of the Rams. In front row Kennedy. Charles Millie, Mike Aiken and Willie in hack is coach Willard from left are Shannon Smith, Eddie Sessions. Meskerson. Standing Visibility Zero College grid teams in the had it hard time of the teams worked practicing yesterday due to rain. out anyway, but some of the sessions were called short due to the rain and muddy fields. the rain got U be Auburn go in nit hour's practice toe much for them and Alabama went Inside the gym for their session. and the' ç!rj drs' Eentuckv tool: the' easy whilt watching game films of their 14-1 victors over Vanderbilt It dtdr' r a ir. it: Gainesville, where the- Florida Gntor prncUrc(l It pnd urn! short,. It didn't rain In Athens, Georgu Bulldogs had a different kind of either, but the when a problem. Their practice session was tog rolled over the area They didn't waste the day, though. to review scouting reports as the headed for the class for Saturday's upcoming clash with Auburn. David Lee, Andy Logan, John Kennedy and Sessions. Southeast Most before p- "t -• , - : 'i .- Lp - Georgia " ' ( i . . - cut short - * ___ rooms - - - Denver Seeking . 36 - The Issue was brought to hght k AP) - I kspitt, it recent red MondaN when it spokesman for light from the citizens of Co1e. the Colorado Citizens Comm. millet' '1' Reta in The Winter rado. the International ()lvnipie Committelt. hat; no, ruled out Games went betan the 10C tv Denver ;I!, ji sitv fir t1tv 197f, plead for ii wcond chanim I ,;M~' - I.- - , - Olympic Committee for funds for the Games. ham; Arkin, a Denver attarDenver," sa ys Lor(l Kilianin. at's represenun the ratio presi dent of the bc citizens gro said that the vohillun in in a statement Max, U.S. Z_ j'', =~__ ~ ~ __- , .. ~ - 4 - _' II1~. r , ~. . - " " ' ....' ' ' _~ - " I r .s_4.w..- THESE BULLDuG flag 1(rnttialker- fin:shed second in the city playoffs held this past weekend . In front Iron) left are Steve' Whitted. Allay Combs, Timniv McLaughlin, Curtis , - ._V.. I - . . -I - ll er, Johnn% Rodgers' brushes with Stale f tile law should have anytiting to and * Be ar ' Feels Al b ' Bengtson Utors Patriots two years. Early Husyear, Rodgers was arrested on suspicion of PossesThe charge Ih 1)M'I O'ILALIA Upton Bell said "The money, season when Cure Rush was troubles The Puutriefls lust their was dropped Rodgers season opener to Cincintuitti. virled last itionth usked to step outtilt- terms. just for five game* of uperatilil, I .. -1IL)lt.i - ' Mar_ut ssas it'e a oxw-vear hut thu fashioned one -point uIst)tlr vehicle while - There was nothing else du,, U. isis Phil hierigisun, who helped cussed with Iiengtaon. He is xi c.-on'ract for 1971, before lieu upset victories over A tlan ta and lit Vmcv Lonubardi take' the Green man respected throughout foot- was lured from the Baltinire V'uistufllUon1k-vanes, 'alkit . by Lven-ythiiiL since has been t1e iiuuw tr Iia:s t&ickers tTUI1 LI doormat U) ball and Lw's our head cou ch fur Colts' front off ice it flI) s- on ' S Lincoln, Neb, five National Football Lcaguc the next five weeks" cm-ct that Bell w;inietl his own :Iownhill with both 11* offense, dun it ht championships and victories in head ciacli, but he had It, at'- including Plunkett, and the' tie- briefing siession, u, heuiidt'. who left CUbVC nuitch cruin Bearcat Wright Iii the first two Super Bowls, was tense at fault :n 315 pt Heis is fl Thr u) ID to 1K xi ig ht losses. After the 52.0 humththe Orlando Sports Stadnumn m w ta cieit' moUwr toughì job F ranciscu 4Vers after e they ought to With the arrival of qm-' atwo by years as an asailtitnt coach to the unbeaten Dolphins character award, wrestling show Last night. as interim coach of list it as such. th e Patriots in Miami join back Jim Plunkett, answer Lonibardi's ciii to , and a review o is Another top match last night New England ,..., I certaink don 't hunt, axes--'.---... (.....-, ih.- ,.. cocuI ,rrt.I re!"%nn last _easun. *r rtuuru IU pUUM' tounu- uw urea h1UIfWUJ UIJUIl wi th UW Great Bengtson , 1111 oUtstanding thing that has happened to record. Bell suireti anti surprise choice after Mawr uurnpihfllz a i given up. MUZUI he decision from Phil Rotilt's. tackle at tilt University Johnny 5U1dV then the Iarceul thought Lw had authority ' tilt- Patriots third Cli1ld The other results had Mike tiesIM before his graduation in conviction, like driving with a a new coUCh, bUt foUnd out diiless than tour years to Bengtson. an assistant Graham and I oule Tillet I, was named to lead the coach in suspended driver's licent' 1erentIv as the chills board of kiwi the dub at Missouri and Sta nf ord bef w-t de1ezztn Ronnie ijarvin and mier Patriots tin the directors handed Mawr a nei joining 11w 4iers in 1 91, cumnes ShOUld keep him from Winning Bobby Stume- in their 1.U4 ttiiTii Mnur, a former Noire the' seaeun Munthey night, just it the Iruph). OIitVCiiT t'untract to 11w Pdtriui. from the Sun joust; Bob Orton Sr. and Bob ttn twurs at ten John Mazur rt-. quarterback who eikso helped Li "Johnny has played excellent Mazur and Bell disagreed cii Diego Chargers. wtierv 1w was Jr. iOr. OVEr John Smith 52-U bl1t' build a couple of champions as signed iti the wok: football. He contintes to uruaze defensive cuurthnator last year had dlthc'ulBo th Nova and Dick v-tti\ nuily tttr.g toad , the an by unbeaten Minim. Ed Wtkuski and Fran' IIeSWT 'It'd for five' games," New Buffalo Bills, Wok ovei the Pa- ts containing themselves to and director of pro aiuutuu this flu' with the things he dues on the' iuutball field." defeated Mike' Webster. England General Manager trans tnith'.'ay through the 197(1 prevent a public airing of their season. - , Buddy Colt won his headline - •. , be a factor. "If you're asking trw if John- ny Rodgers u the best football ran an' °meejrn •d problems 1w had over two years ago ShoUlt' aff t hut . ec lsi,iaii. Rodgers, a receiver and kick return specialist . pleadeeJ guilty 11) 1971 to xi fe l on charge gr tug out of a gas station holdup. -- - .,.' ILUl -- ' -i-" ': ••. .- -- ,,,,, ..,. ,,, m a a Deserves Top Buluing broadcasters. Alabama h.'hui B THE ASSOCIATED 1'flCS '. ictor's over Jw Tigers, Bryant onto sec'on(i with live ballots for The best football team in Mr said he thought that perhaps 5 Southern Cal and Michigan first place and 890 poirts. Mmclicountry is only No 2 in the Axmciated Press college football might be bettet than his team. igan, the only other team to get first-place votes with three, was Alabama according to But not r.oss. poll, third on a total of $12 I,kiinL% Coach Paul Brvant. -The ikills have not been imNebraska, most everyone's "The win I see it, the team portant until now," said pt-c-season choice to maintain that improves the most over a [irvant. "But wi th the season Its No. I spot from last year, fell ason should he No. 1," sa ys coming to an end, they become to fifth place as a result ci! Bryant "And I think that We yen; important -.e,specialh- at - player in America, the answer is yes. if he's the best player in America, he should get the Heisman Treph)-." State, The ('ornhuskers dropped out of the top spot after hosing to UClA on opening cia)' Oklahoma, a 17-6 conquerer of Missouri this past weekend, rose from se ven th to fourth The rest of this week's Top Ten included : sixth ranked Penn State; seventh-ranked Texas. No. 8 Louisiana State; No.9 Ohio Stat and No. 10 NoIre Dame. 1. Sout he rn Cal i42) 8 2. Alabama iS; 812 3, Michigan u3 654 4 Oklahoma 527 S. Nebraska 450 S Off 6. Penn State 437 7, Texas 397 State Louisiana 365 Ohio State 10, 1"iOJe Dame 273 II, Auburn 148 Vt. Iowa State By hAL BOCK resumption of negotiations. 141 'We'll expect some ex- 13 Tennessee iresiNEW YORK (API 129 planation and verification from 34 UCLA 'dent Clarence Campbell's 88 Colorado notmcvznent that u'e' proposed them if they desire to continue 15, 47 series between a touring R us- negotiations, Campbell said. 16. North Carolina The NHL's relations with the 17. Washington sian tram and four Nationa l 29 Russians have been extremely 18. Arizona State Hockey League clubs has, for 11 19. Missouri the moment at least, fa ll en sensitive ever sin ce Septem9 20. Washington State through is the latest twist m her's series between Team C.&uidis and the Soviet national hockey's cold war with squad. That eight-game set was Communist world 5J replete with problems bu in the Campbell said Monday that midst of it, the Russians excurrent negotiations between pressed interest in a possible The National Junior College the NHL and the Soviets have return series against several Meet, held ore Cross-Country been suspended and that be has NHL ciubs e idea Saturday, was a dusaicCampbell pursued th cancelled xi scheduled trip to it seemed set for January. potnit.mnent for Seminole runners Moscow next weekend that was and Then. suddenly came a stumItick Nulty and Cleave Narin to vmap tv fual details. The course proved too smmeall by bhing block-unidentified "I think some obstacles have Campbell-that appea. S to to run the Four mile race on. Iii some places the course was been placed in their wa," said have scuttled the plans. th e only 15 yards wide, and the 400 Campbell id not name Campbell . "Negotiations have at it in' run ne in th rs who competed often now, there ted 4 been halted and as of problem but h solved the International Ice didn't have enough room Ui runt. is a stalemate." is a result, Nulty and Narin Russia As a F eration. Campbell did not rule out a Hockey ed le move to th e the Federation were to unab member of of 11w front and finished a disap'.vhich requires consent Lyman Boosters countries Involved before sane- pointing 100th an'1 150th places tioning an interr.atlor.a'i coin- respectively, The Florida Junior Co llege state chamnpaini, School The Lyman High petition. won't ask for con Joe Ramsey, also felt the efAthletic Booster club will hold a "The NHL par. frets of the small cou rse as in u' another mt-etng Thursday night at the sent on behalf that, finished 89th. From said. Lyman High School cafeteria ty," Campbell This was the final itiect of the Members it would seem that the Russians £ startliig at 8 _____________________________________________________________________________ RussiaawNHL r,j p.m. via), pick up their next mern- had asked Vie Mil. to intercede hrawn fur tilt- Raider Cross bem ship cards at th u, meeting. ,it their behalf with the 11111 '. Coun tr y team Orlando Seminole J w "I'M not qua li fied to knens what Johnny's been douag off TONIGHT'S (NTRIES Fairbanks said. -- I 5 Fairbanks did not elaborate' probably IX-cause one of his own PlaYers, halfback Greg Pruitt, s regarded as a pm-law can. diduite since he finished third Ui last year's voting. $.itUfl t,Iut,sti:rt. i-ill',,') -AMF 1'Ou. iu,flh1 t1 z.rni', 1 sau. berwo. II, iorra 1es'min J, T on ,.1u I'1c,Ur(,.a. nr #d'. 7 Angi 8ÔS'*OI SECOND GAME - Dounles - SsvsnPuti,I 1 Ar!PZ.rre,2 $,la Jose. 3 Erdoze b.nao. If 4 sgci V&; I, barr, 1n'. a,ijoi', 1 s.cm'n prusa. 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Al2 AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DIALER _____ HAWAII*N RUM 1A HARPER CRAWFORD V.0. ti cast, ,, ,,,,.. iii • Iry s '1 Ab '110 5 111.0w __________ __________ MR. ID. KY. 1 VODKA u''H0L[1ALI CASE LIST WISER(AI*S4*U '$ cNi .Oi t CERTIFIED 1ABCII?,. (usAII' us,i ______________ J'k' 11U11U11 IMP. - IonuI and Den Fambrough GAS-UP , Tues-. Nov Itflu Thru Sat Nov 11th Bic Days . - IF~, HARWOOD IMP eries Coaches LIIUCk Fa irba nks of thiril. the' iwird is supposed ts go to the' best football player.' Sal, Lasts S -- __ - FOR CO M P L Er F ERVICE CAR ', K'. . Alabama, still second to thce'spknt)'ofrooniat the top outhern California in this for us." week's poll, won the SouthSouthern Cal, Alabama and Michigan, the only major teams ea stern Conference title Saturwith perfect records, remained day with a 35-21 rout of sixth1-2.3 in the AP ra ti ngs, released rank ed Louisiana State. Bryant th inks it proved some th ing. Monday. "It was is great win for a Pacesetter since the first great football team agatrust a week of the seasort. Southern great team," said Bryant. over- Cal received 42 first-place votes flowing with superlatives, and 984 points from a nationBefore Saturday's convincing wide panel of sportswriters and A , IS . -'----i-- a - fiellnuln , - activities Sthr consideration for the hieusrnan 'Iroph. ohnny houi certau.ly win tht,J Alan Bassi). Standing from left are Coach Al Whitted, Pat 0 Brien, Jimmy Edmun'J, David Stamm. John Etek and Coach Burt Gallagher Mi Csw!nerally. the other Big - Interim Coach Flog - , - -- Disappointed Eight 'othaI1 coaches agreed KANSAS CITY API Ni..- wi th I)e'Sarw)'. britSkxi CodCt'i Bob Devaney said Monde he doesn't thin k Vince (zh'eon the Kansas ' " AA91 vole, .several intermitiomil cities have put in their bids (or the' Olympics Among them: Grenoble, France, whici staged liii' 19811 Ganie.s, Art-i'F utluri, Sweden: Viiiit'uvt'r " -' " 11% 110BUt'l hi(K)RL * AssociatcO Press Sparta Writer To • 0 III nit the batint Arkin has alreadv obtained z ~ ik .1 , s. , I f 11f . -,:.- , s t. A -,-- - _________ ______ ___________________________ , )'H \ilie't icon .Ii,,uuiu', ('etuneirs I'hila'lelpshcsa l'hilhis's Igiii'eI liii' victory, twIns e 54,202 cinch 1:1 11 l"le'tc'hier of fieriuii'c 1'ilt.stmrth; Plroto Inc m;'li"s'istc'ii iuiidienri', cl'is neil Auictrahiiu i4, 1.4 to enter the fieli her .le,',s' Pagan0,, re'le'n ceel liv 1511$ the Brow us' fourth straight 'a't'eenI round of the final the' I'ircets''4 lost ineenthi :;tuit gave ttwiii ci t'i-3 reetrii, o n e isdiir!iluliie'flt (11 SAN I-'lCN( 1S('() 'bled' 5-atc CI hirilish utuilewir ;.lflW b-chincl I 'uttshurgh In the' I"rnnuc'isciu ( ;iants rc'Ic'eics'el t'r1t's Aiflerit'.du ('cuilerene'e Central Ito1i'i:Bb AM, 'flu' Ne'ther- year-old relief iiit'tie'r I hen Division, They IuieC t the' Ia nil', Dick Stia kim;, (lie tin- Mc' M ohiceri oral slgns'ii tel ru as a Steelers twice in the' next tutu,' it ccl St ote s intercollegiate fuhl.ti,iii' ettchIng scat It hit liii' is o ks The (liargt'rs, 24.1, dripped e'leaii iiicin trout; Port WashIng- 1913 season liii. ki' 1(111, N V uIpM't ce's'eI,'iI N ikki their fifth straight gainc' cutter - A ( I' tilt I 'uteri I 'ilue' of \'uiticslavlcu Ce I, e in (he (lilt 'Al inking the leach is itIe 1:21 to plo; ui)"ntng riuiiiicl eel a Vnrlcl 1' Ii a Judge rc'fusecl to issue a (ccii Garrett 's t hi-et'vzcrcl cm l WI 1' tour- pcirary restra i n i ng circler tim i o 0 s It I run barring lorciicr (ltirog(e Ihlni'k nailic'nI Phipps, sitto spent his first I bowk star Bobby I lull frocic It,uskt''Liall two NFl. seasons on the twnch A federal playing Iii the new World IbO('k1tb .TIMOIIE liehuol veteran llull Nelsen, saiti jiiiigt' Issued cm injunction pre- c'y Asan'IatEn,n, he had planned to set up a Thinclads I. - -_ i(ocigers itnter. 1607- 4 Heisman Race - - ~ .- - The bC' diic later huddled venting Denver from officially with his committeemen, but it notifying the' ' t ha t was expected that it decision on jec'ted the Games the 1971 Olympic site might Stn' the' negative' ci tizens Lute . 4 - dowil i propostil Lit use state I . . b0 I, I - -ia , . - . I N;# ., ~~ ,f 4 ,, ,.~~ ii__ . - I 4. . A ; ,* - . Bulldog attack off str:tiv anti claim the City Flag Football Championship. Opening tlit' scoring was intercepted bulldog pass by James Iennedy, he returned 31) yarels for the score m Rams scored agan on nins' th at started by James Kennedt throwing tx David who thre dowii field In Andy Logan And •kw ftnnui got ii two point sa fet in uw game catciuing 11w Bulldog quarterback in the ,'nti The Ilullxlogs only score' was ;ss frm quarterback David $(5)(J Rt'snun So vards . - LAUSANNL, Switzerland vpted thrt4. hiulldoi. pa.'vie'' Ii - ki'q tilt - i I, Second Chance tailback was honored for his ''strong - on the field. Which compares them favorably with the W il dcats In addition to recapturing And then there' was one, t's all their Inst pride the Wildcats wi1 week that Is. Yes, tha 1972 prep be trying to insure their parthat remains of the th e state playoffs ticipaitlnn in regular season football season l,ylTlIlfl would put n ti while several playoff spots A loss And tr ict hnpe damper on their dis and individual confe re nce titles ba ttle with. are not vet decided the Metro since' they are In a Loop crown has long been in the unbeaten Gainesville for hr honors in District 3-AAAA. The possession of the Winter Pan Hurricanes are Just about Wildcats. zis.,$ured of an unbea te n seaer. However, the Wildcats a re the Metro Elsewhere around not mmli; rinted uìt this point. e hornets of Bishop Moore The; are smarting not from a th eir conmatched the Greyhounds four loss but a tie in th trontatton with former Metre game winning streak last week member, t)zevtnnu Mainland, by downtng a determined Boone And this week in their season eleven, 26-14. The win gives the finale the Wildcats will he Hornets a 6-3 record wi th hopes bidding to regain some 0! their I or a District -.kAA playoff lost pride And prove that they spot still alive. The Hornets are' indeed worthy of the title' meet hapless and winless Jones the; hart' earned in the last two this wcek seaso ns While' the he did not Eagles of Edgewater look impressive in iLsell last close' out their regular season week the' come from behind schedule wi th Boone in tue effort on the part of th e ''iid Tangerine Bowl next Wedcats was something roach nesduv but it may not be the Larry Gergicy and his staff inst game of the year for the could be proud ci!. Eagles. A victory over the Dnvtonue Mainland unitwd Braves would all but insure the out Ii a 14-0 first period lead but Eagles it in a prep bowl the' CaLs fought back to earn the game. A 14-7 decision over 14-14 stalemate. Evanb last week ran the And now the Cats will be Edgewater season mark to 7-2 bidding for the first unbeaten Evans and Colonial tangle season in the' school's histoi' when the' close out the cam- thu week at Colonial and each pxiign against z resurging will be- trying to end long losin g The Grenadiers have Lyman Greyhound club [lick Copela'id's Grrvhounds dropped four in a row wh ile the lest their lust three have caught fire in the' past el month and have posted four gu1 straight victories. Ear) in the And final)' )uik Ridge gets season the' Greyhounds were the' "best opportunity" of all thought to be' a prime' threat to Metro teams. They nave the 11w Wildca ts but after three' "honor" of playin g the uiumber n.ruigh: losses all hope was one ranked team in the state. abandoned. Nois with the Merritt isla nd at the Mustangs curr ent winning streak the home' park. The gridders from t,revlrnunds can not be taken Merritt Isla nd won over F ort lightly. They have shown the Pierce Central 42-6 last week to ability to score' from anywhere move into the top posi ti on . '' breakfast held for the Seminole team last week ('ant is show-n at' cept ung plaque from Rev. .1 Ted Cnsnlato while \\'tllie H ut'ke looks on. spot Saturday. Rams Cop Title Prde i ' High IJERKY ("USH &c'tctantSpnrtt.F4IIInr rorters have' It Watt several flioflthS MARK CARI11 , Seminole H; . ,,. _ t - 't: out In a tint' number for last weekends flameconutig tilt. The Seminoles carried a sevenganw losing treuI Into the contest, but the local fans still came out ti the stadium Athletic director. Grey Boyles praised the local suflfor staying loyal in the ThIx' during the shakes 1)7 season. The Seminoles hove only one game remainini. in be tiloved as they take In the road this F'ridnv night for a tilt with tin Bulldogs In fleLund. The Seminoles could have, easily won game, t: the offense didn't click. The defense, led by such Standouts as Deckw t)ea.s and Jim Clements, did 11 fine joh txxrnughout the contest I)eas and Clements were responsible for Sanford's onl score of the game Dens blocked a punt and ClemenLc scooped it up and raced for 11w touchdown mfornuitian "until we have' p" - (,urrptt galn"d 89 yards awl running tunic (kl FAwnnrlc lsutiflhk'tl out i slate enfrhirug a four-yard t(,tuq'tKbo*n pass frorri .Ieehn IhhI On the flevelarul 11-; ri 1 r'l Tr f7 'it' I at' ': n )q 'Pie' ('hargers lurnheleil the bail away twice, one. on tho ('las's'liuirl four-yard line after o Brief Sports 'XIII .-'.' &ood Support I .. . , both da%, added that his or izatiou would release no further ' Recapture Lost loser 's - resignation from the ______- '''' ' tournament will be - ' Iisi t PwI r San I lIegre's tr,Itakes wører,'I hi,riltecl to pass defense I ii beat Ii '' '- 'jnr't, f'hcpa 'fl'. 'iarrl 'rr a nruel Ken Rnrr.vn two Yarf for a eove Rtipwri also rwi I 'I ,on'Is with a c'RIng pass , 1wfOP winning tie,' Pwbr,,n ' :' '4 Saturday. - lou - .-• To tions -- I.... (),,'Ie$ HIQ?A " ' Pt'TC--Winter Pan. & ac He'tlu A Mcltoherts surviving "1,1 S Pt coil fur a limit pass c'ntnc' in (tutu the lwniti Cheers Situ I )Ic'itvi ( ecacli I larland Ryan' said his fenrv tilW fJPSS .lefertes fi ll day ltitu'' - Everybody wasn't playing the satin' defense, part h'ulnrly on thud last series'' he ni'I ''It's downright sii1y to let there, gee that lein, that fast lot a huh' hit out of his I ('Ills i reach 'ha' vetprnn h'ittq ha l l a r c',a- tieei hark etitil sail he Iiiuulii 'I t' 5l)tM'tddi tie play. hut he side's the fInal pass, he caught lenin tethers and also got the flrecwns incivtng hue in the first half with a 13-b' nil r on on a hunker reverse. ' 'It A Draws lii" SN til1' ; 1 .\1' i hunt c'iit I 'teveheitiul It' lintel I'' se site in hs'ss tliiiii nit h'Icl I It1))I ii ti'e*'t% u'I I 'Hut Von have igilittite,'' H In' sold Isi Minuiil Ins a draft 'lisiirs' think 'field gctnh' In 8 t' thurei' e'nr.s ago was greeted In' itun(I'itc like Ibid c - beers In Mmciii and groans In i'lc'vclnnii (hi lib' Ci 11111119' ploy, I 'hip;us re itrt'ss der scilul, I tl,'n,,tht thi' I"" snq In-%I year v, he'ii VatIieleh Iwliwel - -the hiceiphins into the Soper -. '7'' ' ' --' '' "'' draft I 'b''e'hccncI'c l)'ni I ansi boise, 1nnrt.'nitne'k Mike or I 't"ii IbuI ltt'uwii 'i'•tt'ht Nick i'I't u' - hi i'.n't gi-nututiug today. Its liii' soe'iiiteiI l'r,'ss sonting Arc'hi.' I 'lark, the It illthink it SILlS one' of the '' I"muttuitii cuinre lhillot q' huclelucut guiccrd, i:t entest tracks the Brens us Fi tilt), Mn John frncii u"gsitintlnig with iciw ether have i'ver iuuads'.'' lie' catch MineMciii nc'ci't,c'uI i; ciinti id the' csifosIecriiih trait; cmv night u'ftor l'lccpps' 38-siuril ieit umuhul,'il N,'ii I-tigIntuil l'att Track tu I"rcenk I 9(tc teun'hdown I liP N ul him oh l"uut he:ulh 1 )lytuipiiItiI. Nb'Y' \'( 111K " utti 41 se'e'ntl (it plO)' gave' the' A'HJtIIC, sn lug lie tutu shi'e'Iehu'el Mike' Keogh tucuii 'is ny I 'eli ii us a 21-17 s- it'Ic'r;- over flu' it iillS In titi' 'hue't ititi'ru'sts cii fInished 1.2 to hociel Mnn,tuit;iue San Diego ('liargors, It kept tIn' the' itrgnni,.iticun I'teil I%e'ii. lInus ci'' Nati o n a l 1"eiet hall 's'llni'e lice; cc,instuIuc' ''ii for in liii' t'.'uti, silt hellish hicilti I ciqffl . liii' hI'I ,\ ('rec' I 'ac:%ti' 111:1) itt ludltI' alis e ('ru'd'Iu hic;v I 'iut'ke'r ciicc,tv, Iuiis (111111 11114,11001) lit Vicu I tI,lt ''i' li.;et lc i lie ill) 8 SIib)e't tti'e'tu uu:itiie'cl iitteritmi e'c'ai'hi of I'ork reeu'is-er lint we got a groat liii' I',utiis't' )UflIt (lliaiterhfie-k Iii l'hipjts,'' Ileise'Imhl 1u'nnls \.\' . %I itt'i s. 1fl Now i: ccitt" I; hug fis'ii itunt edieci tin' it iiIc' J, tournament Sunda snt'inti'il -4 6.4 Peach Jan n Florida SovIP.!rn JVS Jim 75 Rollins JYs ion 77 S?,tson JVs non t:e;I:;.Io 11% w- A A. &e5t,ir Parkers Seek Sunday 1'rido, it Phipps MUM •, S. '"i' '"'"'r" !J .. SIN..,M,S....,,. tiuj 5C5'.0 •1441SpNI14 - 79 $1611 �-r-- I _h -- -. - -:---• - —u-- --'— -. .- - - - -. - .- __ Tuesday1 Nov. 14. 1972 6The Sanford Herald rucJ.i1 f1'?r ,iftJ rhSnfr,rcJ #/2 - fr.i 1. bY V. T. ...a V/ant - A ds They Don' t I Parking There's byGdIFox SIDE GLANCES Lo%t&Foun male. ewrø-rownr ha heart wrnn aqs 2S)S FaImto Sanford 2fl 2fl 3fl -r _ lIlA - 'I - fl • -1 I - CLATTER CAMPUS by Lorry Lewss with BIMO BURNS wECS ( 7 rJ -i , 322 - 261 1 _?'1) " t Siifl Anti unlutnl%hp(I duI$ 0'AR 1ro I 1 Seni i no le ________________ ,rnestic-Chlld Care \ Shop_Classified. bvArniom Rent 1()ig fl't ,)J1IREV IU¼ ' 1 Tj Hous ror Sale SANFORD REALTY L) Furnished J 4 1 1 __ ___ ci .1 o t) - _____ I1' - _i i9M 'IV)'h 1Ad. ria*?.f o.d*?OlflQ OW' Sf•C' ,__i°___i 1191 r '' - I ..á.L w,&t' .tJA'1 1J4AACAfoc1 IF I TAYE -Autnc For Saø /5 LiVtOCk And Pouttri 6? _______________________ Rent Apartments You L1ulness Property (14110 cARE My hnm • When THEBORNIOSER A - 2 / -1 • u - . - Problem No - E -- Pay Cost, ---- ____ A 1 \ ___ 4? 1u IIT_ ___ -- Sanforu. (Ie to ithOi anti 'oivnu Oulde flC1i me pAint As %• 517S(ii 477S74A) fl - I Cne " e 0 o1.fl . C - - I furnhri Two bedroom thflle rtmeql iTh) OrlandO 0'r I - PRI I LAS - AT) AWAY INtG • y Al Vcot AS - - ' , ,,< I -;;\ '\. __ ' I -ç 'd - 1 II I \ \ 3—Announcemen - 4-Cards of - j r T\ Prsonts l 'i ? _-_. '- 1-Lost & Found USE ________ t \ 1 '' ' -5 s E 51 1k - (auellirry QTCMTDflRR DCAI TV .)l LI1iI IUIYl FLPiLI I ()LS) S'.I I APAM 1 MI N 1115% 151 St - THE BADGE GUYS ____________________________ I & Suburban 15—Male r I r- I AVI3 - ____ Sun Chemical V7 l; 'rii Apply in person 71 p m to Holiday HOuSe 330 F. Corn -,erCial. Sanford - (1nifl(Y 'nt.bl I' -1 - - - -- - I — - t A 2 a I - - .- - and Retinn preterred felt ?im r57- ' 45146 - 2è—Mob.le 6eVFRAL.. HMM...IT' :ccuEcTT#IEØET! rriM1 ,, - _____ I S Sanford Iorst 5377 and __________________________ ----- - - - - . North SI Petersburg FIb 33711 Fot Sale - _____ - !i_-11 . car F work but need s. I Boo 711 Fort Worth Tesas Corp Marine Equipment call Mr Sutherland, Th tATS M1. J gust \ \I I t elperience , _m . -- - -- - - - - _ 4 ttnr uppnd k Ith 3IIoreveMIdlii — -- tTO 377 *O1afta'6 crw- -' 5$—Store c- ____ \ 27Y — -- _._--- ACREAGE ___ ____ . 1 I r ' I ft TV LOT m.W BOAT Lots & Acreage 33 rmmvnainnflu, tnedr000' for I4Avc kes 3 1) p - 5? ) I 5iSt h$VC 1 yr recent Wock, a limited number of for 10 s3-P,ts U I, $1 Male-Female 15 after 6 5471 I I Beautiful LeiSure World Mobli' WhiCh Includei home & 101 A fabulous community, *itli all I facilities on 379? I rerctonal brt*efn Sanford and Deflary Off ('art FIcmicli Road Phone 66-8 I 41)1, DrIiar cr Orlafwio 647 506C I I I __ - - _LL1____ — -- IJ ...AS" NiGHT. interested In forming new S French Ave . 2 S p m 'S A5 wED • I' i ,1c .- . p,_ ,_o . M Ic I — I t73 700 Tak' 1791 to isA; 427 Cal Lincoln -rcu'y deôlerl turn right, go appro' I, mile to Garden Dr garage and workshOP $30000 with Irrns Stemner Agency DISABLED £ 'CE ____ - — Sunday Ciry Chapter 'E MET . _ wwcarpet% I pIaflCeS. Clothes, iewelry. Inro. IrmS of all sorts Good th ntjs clicip 1-rritv West. 2307 Hart bl A' . Sanford 332 6)11. 1,rd,i,. .Sirtlfie$CIA/. Thurs-dA 'a") V aftc - the _ _ -_ C101 I - '- . that lass the golden for Amerkans _7 _303rd_Tç Early Birds 7:15 p. m. __ 4P.!!L. Regular / Sc ' I 1) Case 544 Charles I .iged 38is a psychology professor Auctions 75 I 30 — "- - muHT WATCHMAN .I - Did you know that your - is appear n can listing each week for only $3 per week? This In q tht readers than they''ere een years dgo' LOCAl resident, local references :' - . is an Ideal way to lfl form Ihe public of your l i ___ I Rated For t I SI COAT - American History professor, addrtsct d high shool gup 00 CRANK '1 j), -. n- ' tvefy ofher wrltt ' Despite the zooming costs of aseragc Sijiers more money' For th uirporations just add public educalin the pnduct those taxs as pJrt of the original seems to be growing inferior to ek or twO Cayi O%I It r EXCLUSIVE PINECREST ( r-3 - A. - F L --- ___________________________________ - ''• - COUNCIL 5357 eeting Business 1 3 P M I I &] d - I - , . . :nventence Prmanefv r-7 , Ph 373 DAY thru FRIDAY 0 - ' - -. -i and 7Qor flS 4370 all utililies prQvidId eaperience ide•l iot- ccisipi. For / :: '\ I I 12NOON -- CALL UNTIL NOON TO ) - Maple Sanford or 503 DIvision t Orl.rGo An Equal Op pot-tt, EtipiOyir START OR CANCEL YOUR 3 'o iu - dite w+ - - . - WI';.xiu.w!TT -• w.ri-i A EvlcE V\/ant Ads o - — "It-I . . .'r r'. i .-. . — ,, '. .j '"1 :':: , Cl 4 , - II r i)( •, I --.' Results HEATED POOL P P • r I .6 /I"ii ,H, J I s? £ - • 1519 McClasky ReAlty Inc Wi allot- - • P, ulIPl I SlIng DICRIMINATION .GE IN EMPLOYMENT ALT ivit ,,,,wasaki 90 c c Good runns'u Agi-oy th' 321 2IZOREAL TOWS 75&S Pork II hts Sundays & Holidays Call -. Sewtnq - '-- -- - -. ' . tJ IppliJIl buuieflUd - ____________ A Shoe R- 'air - ________________ i -. ' E%lrini$tUS Ui 2*23 Free •%fim' IA A -, -________________ '.r '(-c.. STANDARD SCRIp ..e-ai*ng fl H go A, J " I -r i 't,e - ' Mist/AIiM/ANT, a well establistird I busineSs operAting to ap. I, ;,-tai '. , -- '. ', , ______________________________ tIc iding. 12490 N Svflth Avenue Nirth Florida )Jt6 I mi -- ---------- ----------- __ ,.,,.,- HoI11Ion pr0rT1lit V IL e - oergbJ wofk - ii " - ronn .k.v 323 3411 •1 4 Photography 1'2,1_;41~! h - AytQmOtlV " a pre etc nct. A ' 3221 Estjte W.igns knowingly accept - ______________________ ii:40,ItO ),I" H, InsUlatIons _ HELP WANTED ADS ?h'st a' lflulC1 & Heating - _ NEWSPAPER does ThIs not Here SyourChAt1(el0YOflC0fth s Income & 35 seCtiOn sflnest hOmes. Weproudly Investment Property IreSCflt thiS 3 bedroom, 7 bath, in Florida room, den, eguporit omnpleim'S in Ii nm, central heat and ar, Two ñp.,ttun.'nl -- -_ -•' r Attic ALL NEW BUICK Electras RlvIer is I ______________________________ ;E .0 e-' L'Ii1 -' r4'ii,,; 4 Pdifltit1Q -.ir )itIiIi ,uur nsjinv' 00. - in e 313 SM4 15 VmS caper 'i -- Snecsul Services r J?'ui I ' ' cry C etn i I?I I I $2395 . er Buick Ri Crt c udeirg' R.n AdO * IS I dfl( rous U(i. atte mpts to offer a minority soling bkxks cttics is tiazrdous I en ) to in our -_ 26 11 AMER I CA N our Atit-ri-" an irms go bankru. h th ri puts thousands of 1040 and Offl( n out of t' do 5ohi 0i • • the mite' to less than 4 niiflUtt's jan 0 MF ETINGS 8PM -2ndafldlth Ciki lI A i1 M IKI Iii iduding ,r'h LoIs Areege Oe,i,rU S uoi It Em I or_ti ______ IAJt T 323 373 JI norn. buy - $2e95 _______________________________ k ' - ( arpeiing. riitlosedgaragm 14A1401 iorly t3ird at i:ISPM -• e award first placef acts. III'St IW,mPl() ?i .. I it.- r.- I.e itrdrooi,,, I bAth huii,ri. .. vnicrdly Ial.d between I? Vi or' I 4 in a,iford Homes f,atuii fIIi/ certain absolute standards that Iitins trom helping us meet our (,ames, p4inl I of 4rUlitrv Ipfee i I - I I 1O cF' lfl I -- $3795 oJr S , i jioJiy,gP t r J1 i 1•3 YE ,tv &i çgfltrm(iu n4,u and .flSurJ - - - - . Jfl 'vgj UVIAI 41 24 ' Am igli , * IPA iS 41m' It-It HANDY J 554k • i I . j Co fl M I I , ani4v' IlulIopS. 47mfllt i\ ' n todays ,,Iarkett I I T i I ,& ne o arId s&-tieming politicianI still po Logic and J'ulllical ItIC k5, I n(loslr,g a iong stopped - Shtd1s'tutni'ns'elope. plus 25 itiutl bribes for ssinnIo, high time e Md:ng selfish men to the So ii is . u.s I this listing call - THE SANFORD HERALD - ' iI li( ) i: Iti' n Irl'1,LTh.'Ti2nli ;i i,\I -' \ - --I 'ill INC NB/ALlOWS , - ' - , , of ,I)Ll 6 Days ?S Da S ____ $ 3 line 1 •- I--$S 88 s line Act 0 I - ilI find this dIrector -L A iflt, ,',.", re listed for -iour - ' r ,.-'—.' ____ ______ Th - I 0 lIt)W;nq - - BINGO EVE R adt Per Solid Count CONTACT BR/AlLEY ODHI M hOySi - - as a ii, i -, -r __________________________- 3972 Mobtle Home .1 's'm odays FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS SECTION that is d,sirit.d to an ddit.onai 16 500 hymn in the aria Adm,rfsurs should include this -- - a •n ____________________________ 4 'i' (_ ( htAr-4P5t gold frDst free refrigeratos LIAnew.$2S0.BOCC' *g0t .rQfi with air on _________________________ (i I Thn you consumers must A\D ltI) 3 Lines MInimum - T - , ' • -. NCh rate. - ' Se blinds GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323 5200 SOoFrench/Ave. 373 ssoi ieO3OrlandODr CONSTRUCTION 611 44I J Lyons rather Richard Some of the stude I d - more 5 dIllS' TWVi'Spp('r coumn That's a common op for votes fmd that facile reading h'as bs ispical selfish politicians declined wan' tO b active again (and get paid for it' Hire is an opportunity for cleAn passn? outdoor t-1- I[ I / MIsiI0 a\ - ° " •(• I4• i1) F TA ID 'lD SFQ-IICF 345 Oç'' .4 H'_•32294,4) water 319 5119 - spmnklcr y%tmfl, amnonhi man, oIlier fi Iurrs 54) S U icllnt y0 BR/AlLEY 001-lAM SANORA, SANFORD Ph 373 14700t- 29S , - ç - _ _I I -_________________ ____________________________________ t 1I •*%•i 'I• - a s one ___________________________________ orhOuseh Id C At'Comm For ntoqm:t.oncaH Stan mnmnll.ryi, 3379030 Sanford AuI,n i4* 1? 97 Sar'Iord Mobile home & large lot CuIui!l hull to ,n specfncAtiOfl on club or organizatiOn ' rafiers i L . - I 1 - - - 4 j 'O& øwr Autos For S r TEL1 SrO'l SETS $25 I _____________- f - m 4dles. Br dI. HalterS - And Scoaters • / PPAEMENT 0 - - - ,.. Bi — r,,,,, no -- : - /, nwar AO Vistj Cr 5Cr A i • i 5.54I iI I l,nptr.rat - ip,rIrreflI sic good runn-ng. grcit 104' etra SfOfAb3i' spaCe. As , $75 373 3955 CASH 372 It)? I or used furniture. öppliAnces, utility room, aluminum siding Located between Sanford ard I tootS etc Buy I or 1003 ferns ls1ljLhuh5 Meetings , ' 1 COAT tan "I ' rim I--' llr Country living S minutes from town, houSe with 6 acres of cleared land _______ .d • MACHINIST TRAINEES your textbook ';:Ilog Willing towOrk, mo learn a atubble lfl the earls 196 y Skill At the same time Starting And ck I am emp1ong PIy.12 50 53 00 per hr Send br,rf letter with personal Ortats flv, edition of it with rns college ' Recently my son Philip, •d v&s t Boo 170. care of The students in 19?2. 'hingrtssmon from northern Sanford HeraIa "Alas, the present CtQ (if ( 73--MoIotcycli ' -- I- And Supplies Ut S ,, t MET".S.4E '\ - r - r-,nnnvtii " ________ -, - V And Tools tnnd - eM moderfl kitchen thiS hOuSe _________________________ &rnal kIchen Part time 11-3 Male or female Holiday Pious. 330 F Commercial, SanfOrd. that I'hIlip gas 1 to the teenagers ho parroled the MACHINtS l And WELDERS 71-Auto Repairs Pirts Accessories Chic YPUL _____________________________ :hor:• SHE 1 I 'I - - - - -- - - 11 1,*$a'm1 •( fli 45A1 Aach.nery 59 - ______- "U' 70—Travel Trailers - -______ BLONDIE ____________________________ - iQll 1,swlsaki )fl PArIS 5*Pi* $150 Surf boardS 96 Sf10 do'w nose rider, 545 7 6 Ocean Sda -- Garage Rummage Sales so -151 Regular Meeting 4th k UiI ansssers D Il ED C v is I5LI 'I,ranporatson -. T _ I (17971 - hone 37762 COUNTRY - Heed the shocking report w" $CIO?hIfl9 ____ V _____ *A$PS. Wr'(# -• "1 'rucs four ridit 5 , ,. CAll 1 I7fli s-$ rn _____ p,mentt of 56 Call cred 'I' SIC 337 lll o (Abnet Boat Chris Craft WEKIVA RIVER A plae to I stjncti your boat. park your car. Brand new all brick three and four FHA 73S homes bedroom Financing available Only a (ew leftCallBillMorrisat8316300 rday Secretarial. stenography, 'come bookkceping Above average 5Aiy, fringC benefits for right person Call 131 3319 to arrange fllervt-* personal pet-ice SANDRA. SAP4OPD. FL/A And Garden E uitoment " 67-Livestock And I _, ____ )- r..rCASt5. and monograms POUSON MARINE Days 377 6123 NightS 377 7352. 372 10108 Post _________________________________________ And Tools I',., - , _________ 1i' 5395 1461 Galvani:ed II' trailerS oOi down. balaor S ¶h0' SECRETARIAL BOOKKEEPING terview ePpri fltrnnt call 322 0082 Long*ood •I e Credit - dl nw S YI) m,l.s in 295 SiR ' EIc*Ii.ft tndut oiler 1 6 • r?st MAG - ( I0 4WCdflP$dAlS PlightS. Sundays & HolidayS Call --- Sales-part 'me Nd CottA for Christmas' We're nc-' professional Sale-s people. we_re $3 Per Hour tip 59-Machinery Ut'. F...DWE- 'J b!f)ralf )fØ .'inda' na-I' 3971 Ms'an Motorcycles And Sootørs fl - SPECIALS I II ST JOHN'S REALTY CO 1 '\ / 17341 A , ;0OO' n (j ar 7 0 $ 1?- ?Si Arn9 contA oar - ' fib i — ' ________________________ -" Sáto$7 50 Per Hour SS-Mlscetleneous or Ii 5SA—Housi Goods Female Help Wanted W th Sat 9 a m S p m. OF CK I W TOP HORLV WAGES SD—Garage - Rummage Sales 53 Auctions 57—Wanted To Buy - , - .imrr1 tuffl ra 4 514 Of 4 C'l rd.t r., qr4'ifl AM r, fad r'/ ro'd lAbia rrz HOUSE OF FOAM 3701 r)!iAOjel Drive 37) _ OC rr uc• I . Cr ruS iu icuCT ION 14 Carpenters 44—Sports Equtpment RtPoY - Male Help Wanted 13 Marine Equipment BI M pearing. and have a good work history Good %lar plus Car''isson pild vacation and nsurance boneftI Euperie;e "0' necesSary, wt bi trAn Wr B-c' 470 care DI Ttrt Sanford Herald PIANO LESSONS 17Wee. CIs de M a rt es cr323 33,9 - r II (lumiflum Boat. *iih 40 HP 173 I mmmli' irmd Iraliar S 37 I I WYLANI) Rr 372 OU flt'C(l .1 ideal for gnft shop. flor%t etc ashec HOuR - __________________________ S4"A-ce Station Mrsagec wanted , -___________ 42-Boats and I I_, - •I -I' Afø AS -; 1 REPOSSESSED carpet ct.anng ..., reSUl1i ,,ntfliu,Lu%I,.EI*ctric ram ci SPamnior II per da, ti1.. IA Ii ltiøruI4. fi V i L I 19 East 2nd St 3rd 51 41—Bicycles b Bob Thcves ERNEST w.r ______________________________ ecreattonal -- - or ,...______ large sign good parking plenty of Regardless at esperience, air mel Wantedl.One RN. LPPI, and Aides Winter Park; or write to 1ll For Sale - - iii LOTS INSURANCE fm. 122 SAIl _____ AND !la'Po"- 'o j,.. ijii do ,- ?M -o -' Ambition more important than Replacement for top 10 30 to 3 p m pentet S helper Call 3fl 7078 F Link Construction & A 35-Income & Investment perty ________ - inperson to Sanford Ranch HOuse _____________________________ Coming to Sanford Two (ho Cl IS 32 Farms & Grov I -- COIN LAUDQV Homes Rent Real Estate 31-Houses ssRPAI1:IOJI VXL.L '.O.IJ RANK hA aIIm hourS, 327 OM$ or 372 ' --.--- * CaIIAU 309 person 3055 Send Short rCSUC t i-Houws Rent Unfurnlshed - •- - . 2521 1 1.2 II I 2ttia,p.iA.ratltV? b R 73-Apartments Rent -_-.- - ____________ _______________ 3 Brtrn 7 titPn ntimn%h1 vi i kitchen equipped I mSt last security, Vrly IeAe 5350 H7 .- - o nu OR SELL AVON nIment, _______ - r r c c OC .nrm$nn Oa Sd bordbnd 77 ta ?07 Tel $34 I 1 " 7 girl l:rr Ia mt.id I P li i ________ lb Cailbart Real Estate a 2 Itfo n' 0r c1b)Sn, in __n _______ - av Ase Home. 3X S crilent fringe bennti Appi •-, person af'er a Home BulOers , S A. n ord c- never repeal ttseIf again Counter Sales and DCIIv'y. Some This may \ S Ab• 199 0 o I - A . r•I.r A# / / M N SOcE - Female .. tuPvwlflCu S,..'i ; been ?horougtnlp I3MaleHelpWanted has lo$1O,000nnveitmtdependinQon II' Is of territory s ye arAnl SI Secured by In ventory. and snot .franse fee 14—Female Help Wanted chwo tllTUR 11) SIll - rnnniieion • y iowan hA /1 - 3%4S 11*, )Z 7130 ML At Tot-iS SundayS & hlol'tIAv' Ak/A Female Help Wanted UpItor, • ___________________________ S v s nI lttnI mm •i'I I",I'uI )t ,II V••% 4.i,tr, nte tarec nd (ftA)efiPS 1rilri " inn am fln,tnI.. O AVALON APAWtMIMTS ADLILIS NOl I I "She'll sethe for the car and furnIture. You get the freezer full of TV dinners" will invest three dollars to your All euQutyb0yourar truCkS. tires, auIO parts. set-vice - 7061 7S4SPnI Or -. c . ., • rntl IP,*r onus Ira I you hIVe p panly .rc Al 7 tjprlrnnnnn 7 I alt I, Ia'tj ImiIy morn, annI rrJnnl S USC , 4li' , 'l . ill P i 177S?I. 1 diiP?% 371 114? Apinlncii -- IP - Il-ri - 14 product - -- — - ,- Thanks I-Financial I •z onI rI rn (INL 3 nEORCOMS ADUL -- S—In Memonams ' ' AuTOuOILE ITSELF IlOmOreflatior balancing problems tØ shake your brain we P#veA breath c'q'r IWIjiCt 0 hC Or tUbOillS PS Announcements VE rbLi TIE NtSBLE, i5BL, ) .ti8BLE LOU_\ANINGS,.__._ QEATEST eQEAKTHROuG -- _________ - ql1c - ,p(o,,dItiOnpd 177 isiS Afihi - - (Fri. Noon for Stjn, r% for helP IndI TiflJJ to thi placing J0 _________________________________ j$ir prfu i rs ___________ - shiftless and - •'H tiaf . t,ip -. 3?-261 i Sanford-323-6441 ° 'Orlando—$43.2121 I -- ___________ _I• ';- I \ •' 9 IlL) 13 is 519t4 34 0 it 90 91 00 Diii 322-2611 or 31 9993 YOU M\\ COU II I IN cHk N �68 Tuesday, Nov. 14, 1972 BB—The Sanford Herald Denver Back Fights Bitterness R L ittle: Floyd B ronco ough Who K hat a churning runner hand% na eeps B Ucking Losing does got to Will WAS the best this r adopte d communit y $SuperB0l New I (the t st rai g ith F age who acg Broncos blew a as er . when the down "% s) and his York 1etsl. And Floyd's every time he legs' he yards of four P Mmt potential upset vc the lb board DENVE R. Colo. — (NEAl go1 as any of them." H ç bitter pass tr been espec a his wight LS l96 Floyd h ried the bafl in r has ca necota ik1flS' civic enterFor six straight years. recr o ci Jternuned llron le There has to be the ques score. ti r Floyd th e Broncos with taken inordinate phsieal rises rangsng from the career for from September to Deccm a lso exeriett in in- t) That night," ndlillis job, enuine professional lic tion, however, of self-stimuc o back is a a mediocre supporting cast. punishment in his her, a little bit of Floyd ell Denver Olympic I FloN,,j, -I S aid to nyself. fillonce not appir t 1 1e The personal recognition has han broken clavicles the first lation in a morass of defeatfootball super-star. And be1~ttle has died every Sunday. cause he has been the ter -n to the Clay-ton College School as the mone' fter eirs Detier defenctC unit o ul d s This Is It I quit er ism Mabc it ved He has pla yed in the to sears He had a sh h811 using a tokte linebacker. d captain of the Broncos ll for Bosi and he is planning arri as ac ery v . separation Its not a physical thing o o Bowls h. uh, he shakes his of thing e quit-(or 10 or Tom Graham. for the first i'fl ijroen fl O p.CCS, though the scars are there to that time. And because to go to law school this comes it Still, for him, head. "I don't make as much it. And I dud winter "I want to be a time as a starter . see. More a traumatic. de- losing was foreign to him be lu1 I m a guy who as most running hacks In this 15 minutes down to a matter of recon judge he sass —like B fore he became a pro Then he remembered his pressise experience Because hangs in there." he declares league. I figure the longevity (hizzeri \hute. lie ciliation with losing, "1 t a I k e ut to Tom all of a pro running hack is responsibilities as the team in th ose Sir. years. Floyd Yes Floyd LitUe who is "My first two years were proudly, s'eek sass Hosd 1 kept 15 scars The average for leader, which he takes sor tLittle has experienced the 30 verc old and tog with smiles. he sass"Be.lies neser In the tub Supreme the worst — him cool. I told hum to ap\hiner White frustration of playing on a the muscled upper torso of a pro is three years So ouslv any member. I went to three says Jim Turner, the place. at is n proach It like every play i professional football team. weightie says he has Court Justice White, th 'lie's the guy civs J o h college s Syra- ki'ker of the Broncos. The ms' life expectancy rn the it soih.d rs over a —was another great running bowl games in play. And last the Denver Broncos, which shed literal' tea is the training room game is a lot shoter than Ralston the 'ew l)nvcr his men. back on Colorado gridirons cuse, where he was a three "tub" as ce has lost more than twi ame played by go We `A-on time All-American). In prep with its Whirlpool. which at- average. Every Urn,% I go out coach, "we're ilways t. lki many games as it has won. - Winning cols e esu is yd has played the game \%-ho once led the pros in school about squad ,ititude I - game tracts malingerers when there I figure its the last e had a 3.1 s sears It took rushing the football before -" pla i y is the can't tell ou how much he's thing for 18 of h winning streak - And my high they want n duck out of tunic. Every I se been dow n," he sass him out of the ghetto area of World War fl hel ped m * play. This (Mt%%StA?lR IN711FAM credilast pla\ I'lf ever and I've been crying. M or play Little was the leading school team was undefeated practice is what' has Vept me going individual is fn ic the nnlv one who real- New -%liaven Conn., and ble adds Turner. -~is attitude when I left." 8-tilwation rround-rainer in all of pro ed on every week." and r as 's seen me crying. I can't and now in o vir roncern teammates see me B MURRAY OLD c ould of Idi tile Broncos recenthOakland ' I _A? 11 ' hten J I - ____ 0 Mes I .E E ' i I — r o ____ , ____ ____ 2 2 t71 0) E Lo w J w I - / . _ ' _______ cr - — c _______ - U .. = • 2 F, 6' — 62 ra, CL - - P4 an 0 • . 3 c 04 LL C> " o 9 C o tA _____ - CN lo t o Ii 0en ____ . CL W 1111111111011111111 M _____ - I — ______ ______ a 1 -. i lly ' a, ' - - Tgggg E CL ____ - 19 r.. Ld MJLM A. CONTEST RULES E cn Z 15 football games this weekend are placed, one m each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing In the - 0 nameofteamOPPOSitetheadVertiser'snhe0nth - — _____ -,. •. 3: 34 , 0 0 :0 CL (fl 0 - L (a? ' rI. Oüjrtii <-Eg I , 3 -0._g' 0 : o .5 >ci1r 1 Q CO I - Pick a number you think will be the highest number and place of points scored in any one game on this page this number in the space provided in Entry Blank. This will be used to break ties -- , L . 0 - I z / ,t - -. -- _&•,- ' One entry blank only to each contestant Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or post . t / / .i,.G A / _____ • - , i - ''-() . 0 0 I) / I I.". ' 0 E ..'..4P'A'5 - • . / \ / ' , -— in .* , '. c marked no later than Friday noon Nov 17 cc tu us —__________________ ZES CASH PRI First Prize ' • • . . llol Palmetto Ave. Prize Second .v ONNASAWYERS Burger In ...................Winner ........................ " -- - .......................Winner ........................ Knight's Shoes ..............Winner ...........................• THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON! .................. Penney's ON ______ V Te (D %. ,ttr, 011 Winner ........................ 4A.0 think ........ will be the most points scored in any one game. BRING ENTRY TO: Contest Editor c/o Sanford Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 1 Z :9 as 1 Cd -V %\ f=4 At E CL tu c r your SEMINOLE P he KNIT '"s .10=0LIS JEANS J C Ring N Slacks GIRLS' sizes boys' 6 56 Openastudentaccount! PERFECT WHEN YOU WANT TO LOOK GOOD, BUT DON'T WANT TO LOOK TOO DRESSED UP, HANDS OMELY TAILORED TO BE YOUR PERFECT CASUAL WEAR' Any graduating Year — No Extra Charge' Open Mon., Thurs., Air Force vs Colorado I In a<Z0 risfmas Cu 0 cI,I1 .0 ' w UJI W 4 <QWt' .) 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B CL ft U) z oo P-e r 9 0 C- 11.11< 9v B Q M= CD W 0 �Only Chocolate Milk For 3 Months o il V-6 64 % 5 Husband Orders Wife Not To Feed —4 Youngster Who Dies Of Starvation cr 411111111111 co 0 Min 04) 00 04111111111 — q11) _. 3. 0 Wednesday, November 15, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 65th Year, No. 64 Price 10 Cents w' p. • I e'iicknre saw frrl x.'11 trit frv.1np"i b" diarrhea jflrt hes'n hk hewiv; 'ina ni' fitIur" malnutrition ltwbrh fond.' The N'nna-.were invoitig,ttr,d in 19, r.'enr Ic ow.d, after ,thnriiie reeoivcd '.rnolrirt J I .1 rh1d rnnlnntrllinn ThII Incident intd another rhild, The interior of that house vas Iil'b' rth the flonr sn'i in h'imnn ieferatinn all Little Dean slent tin furniture," Fsty mid of eardhnnrtl on the floor with a hfi4'k riinrni! -over. To of the ehfldren said they hadn't 'ai.'n (or three dny, and officers found monly of hntdnga md i carinn of 'htv'o!;,te rnII it refrigerator," b. '.'r f clue to j polire over for a ,, As Altamonte Waits For Funds UI' p. CA • at 1$rrath CD (uk" tb.' tsy to tb.' ho'ptiil. and ieil 4ho WAA HfrmIrl h.' wrn,ld b"it her arid the other rhildren if ch.' '11(1, towls, ('inty Sh rl(f ft John fty ciii'l. I'OIIee said 4o'fn ,didn't Allow the rh1d to be taken to i, twApital beraue he wiic afraid he wrould be nrrect"l for child ahwio 14rryFfi told the bo'ptid staff that Iean wotilul not drink anything cicept eh'sohifr milk" and I'r Robert had not eaten for ceveral week q, c l,,wion. Varlety*4 chief of staff. 'ws brought in here dead I,awson said of citrem. malnutrition.' with no flrrever, he said the admitting physdnn lAwson signs of t,ruseq or frattnires nfl the child nrlde'l the child rotild have had a very severe MIAMI i Al', r A 3yc'or-olvl boy whoce mother tniuI loolif e h. IiveqI on Oolifoitc' noilk for lilts.,, t , ,ont hq after her Pnuchoo'I ',rl"r uI her not ii, f'.'l l,I,,i tq ulrd of qtnrvatiuuvi iirii ttiø tifoy's fiiUt"r Ic ( hiirgeul with rnanciaughter, officers crihi Ti,.'c.iuiy. t)pnn Noun wn4 ik'ntl on nrrh'ni Variety (hlhirc'n'c lIuicpitnl Monday night when hk 11 (irrivu' butt qevert father, Mir1iui ,. tiricpi in I 114111P. Itlurk q frovi the family 114 nuthorit lee said. Nonni wric tlrnrveul with trio riclaiighter after hic wife, lik Jean loiiø, 24, told polite her huqtpinrl ordered her not It; feNi the ( hild She said tar sort had not r'atc'n for three months "She said tier huiqbnri.I woultlnt allow her to -600 a Sewer Planning Delayed B DONNA i'Sl'l',,S A1.TAMON1'E SI'iU N ;s A representative of (he LI S. Environmental Protection Agency I'PA) is to be in Springs next Altamonte Vi'.Inesdav to discuss the difficulties the cliv is ertcountering receiving federal ) 0 1J money for eptnstun of its titain s'wt'r niant . Until Some IIh(1$I1h(b4n received tiy the thy tliiit (lit' federal funds will be released for the ('lsiflSI0I1 ftin 12 iffllhon gallon tar day capacity plant II) a 5 2 tijilhhun gallon per tt;iv Ofl('. (Iii' u.'ht% li;is 5(OMWII its consulting engineering firm front proceeding with soiiw $200,000 worth of planning for the exlUinsioll Swofford 0 4 ___________ -.- utUcL1 ra I (.4 .l;i• lb.' itus',ur said hi' d.asnit know "hill will hnD(wn; with new .k'vt'l oi'lii ent q - such as the Plilflflt'd tinihi development. I .iutuc Lake, which recently :uiinesed to the city III' informed further that the state now will not approve package plants with less than 11)0,000 gallon per day rapacity. 'ilils I p:irkzige plants wrecks lb ;tr uiity f.'kr plan.' he stateul, Altamonte tins phased out several I privately-oloteratedi package planta ti other tisirw'cs to do with the uiurticlpal utility system, delayed action u.n tb.' (.1(15 for Iouglas Avenue sewer c'*t"nclooc and lift stu!ir ('r,ndl on Pg IA ('oils __- NOW -• - - Federal A I* d Cut, agenv,t has approved S1,31O.W1 • In government grants and loans for sewer lines, the EAIA has money for ill( .0 sewer plant. "Lines in thi imtmuch gisl e have a treatment unless • plant", It(- declared. 'i'AI.MhIASEE, Flu, Al'i-- finiiince the convstruction of new bursement of toy publicly The mayor added that owned sewage treatment plant_s Au unexpected cutback in fed. waste treatment farlli(ie, . leaves its s.mnethlng . in on which.(instruction was . city currently has 2 million eral funds riuthi seriously Jeop"This 4 s ir In atnit nt g ihlons at 31) l6 and started after June 4 said Itedlorti v unit,. attempts 11) cities to the bolt C 0 pledged iii a 1.2 million gallon comply with; a law requiring obviously aren',t going to he do- before July 1, 1172 • I ) C x r day .1) plant. ''wetin To qualify, the plant must ing this job unless we have improved sewage tre;itnu'nt, )t John A. Spolski have to revoke some building also have been açroved by- the qtl-, I 'hIt inn i ',,ntrni 1ii' _,.,.._ .... '' otherpernuts,"Sitofltrtl said. Staie agency pollution water Angered by (he federal fundHoard iitemtx'r James Redford. Item ,,.., while ever) Pointing to a story in l{i'dmord said the ft'dt'rah gu- log cutback, the Pollution Con- and the EPA administration, newspaper I had seen was l'uesuay 's edition of Thecrniuient's decision to pare (ml Hoard Tuesd_'iy adopted a the spokesman said 'astigating the FBI on the part Sanford Herald. which reported Redford told the board the 4 they played in the hijacking that the Florida Pollution Flriti;'s share of it water resolution urging a Ii S Senate latest withholding of funds was probe of the Environment_ti pollution grant protraIn from incident in Orlando, and even Control hoard has called for a of many occasions just one Protection Agency. vitilbomi to $20 million will our Senators and Congressmen congressional investigation when the EPA had not dclivIn Washington, a six;kesnian leave marty Florida cities declarine that it "full the F.1'A, Swofford said i nc ered on its promises to Florida for the El'A said reimbursecity holding the hag. ACCORDING To T H E P P E S vestigation" was necessary is not getting cooperation from Southern states a and other m ent funding to was 5(I(C3 state law which takes effect y wonder how they feel toda that body. Iii' 'aid the federal budget f Jan. 1 mandates secondary 190 "still under study" by the Praising The Sanford Herald for reporting up-14-theYmmite after hearing Director Gray's Ile continued that quite a few per cent) treanient of all fice uf %Ian-u,1,.etncnt anii; explallation of same" developments will be affected sewage. ',(title 40 Florida cities. Budget. "t get our money from the Action by Council last night read from the newspaper a tnry In the city. Many developers, he Including Miami. Jacksonville, EPA, and that's where we have however, the spokesman said Appreciated If. Gordon said, have purchased land. Florida Pollution Control Board in calling for a congressional r. Wyllie, executive vice president rece i ved mortgage Funding, are Fort Lauderdile 9-ind Orlando. the Water Pollution Control Act to, itart " vestigation of the U S Environmental Protection Agency In idtfit. Redford said many cities had of 1972 would remedy ('inding are not expected to t'nmiiply of Paulucci Enterprises for paying interest on loans and the sold sewer bonds in the antiche noted that story in Monday edition reveals that homes tuilt State pollution officials had in.sufficiencies of 1966 clean calling yesterday, and having city acted in g(x)d faith in ip..ion of receiving 75 per cent $30,3i,5-63 while those built n new hoped money fruit; the 1972 ter legislation. lie said Altamonte are valued at an average been a First-hand listener of thv pledging sewer service. matching funds under the Clean CleanAir Ait would help cities l:uw requireti federal reimii'h.' l'"rlLfI' '1W 771 radio corned areas are worth $2t),mi '' infamous the unincorporated ''If this tthe problem with Air Act, Now they might find ,r,. munications between the better value in the city by $9,873.92. " That themselves seriously in debt, he --- hijackers and the control tower declared. said. he, too, applauded the FBI lie said the cutback in funds ___.___..___. ___L___ ----------..--.. ------.-could ui-so injured Gov. riuu.ri Greater Sanford Otamnber of Askew's proposal that a $101) Commerce Prexy John Krider million revolving loan fund be ' sends the reminder that the established to help cities build ballots for electing 10 directors sewer plants while the) tr'must be in by Monday On uwaiting the federal funds Tuesday. Dec. 12 there'll be organizational meeting to ek t Close Vote On Issue officers for the coming year k A i 1'tT( II1IL .itt it 1.4i.Ml -i(ti tr 'otai ar'tu.itr ,t $"..i, N)ii t 8% 8111 .,;t tIlt —According to the Associated t.eacher at 59,00(3 i,alarv each 566,')OU; two clerit-secretijrws Press. ....either Florida ic a total $tJtN)0; 12 social ,itS3,N1lflflUalalarY!:h.t1 limit I Seminole County School Power drivers are drinking more or tvice para-professional • con, t.- Pg 1111ii B'artI at Tuesday's regular Jr the Florida Highway Patrol Is monthly meeting approved i catching more of them. re':i endauon of Supt. John For the first 42 weeks of this which has the effect t year as compared to a similar .tepting the Social Adjusti&. BOULDER. i period last year 1400 more power systems have uient Program s ES.tP to de.i :tti)tIliC drivers have been charged with ichu' with mnzlajusted caused less damage to human DWI, or a total of 7,720 so far. the environment students uzidet' suspension or health and front the huo than plants operated on coal e'P°' other fossil fuels, a nuclear system. and Message from the Post periiteiiuermt it (t.t4L' o )mii.:i,i' ',uiit On a nwtiun by Dr. Stuart ic scientist Office .,.,,for those of you who Ilisturical Commission is t'hoinas K. [Sales, tax issesso and seconded by A by Culpepper The assertion was made special ' your purchase ' searching for pictures and and L. M. Rehbsntier, ciJtizit Dr Alvin Weinberg, director of p Bute Jr.. the board voted Christmas stamps for the urveytir. National three-two to accept Angel's in(ornwton regarding the thirty Oak Ridge iTenn.o holiday season, they're on nyone wishing to on recommendations. which meetings of the Seminole Laboratory. at a briefing today. Two choices - one of it pictures iiir have intormuti'its Horizons in specified the prugrani, auned Cuu.nty Cunuxitasiun 4ind Tuesday on New traditional scene and the other Mrs. [Surf the please tnhtac( - placing socially t unacmembers. Through I Science, sponsored by the a featuring Santa Claus. For the or ii veptabk students in special cooperation of the audio-visual !Sarthulumnew Council for the Advancement of record.,,,. no guarantee that I, member cLassruonis, will cyst the cuwfly mriter of the c'uwnv ichoul 1 '-4- ictice Writing. these'll get your cards ttit'rr operating 1W UIOIV than what would be jy steui the historti-ul 4rlluP can properly A any sooner, thought (or a vehicle to fur- copy pictures, imiaps, old nuclear power plant and its obligated newspapers, etc. for ulikia tran.spvrtatlUfl. -. subsystems is as tnrwuuw a ''° 111 Voting with Culpepper and records and return ortinaIs _14, - 4 • thermal power plant as man FROM THE MAILBAG: A H F the was btl °"' qIf'i L has ever ,Leviseti, W einberg note Front the gent who inFur its ot&'uil files, Lit ' . told the national gathering of Ke'eth. O,pvsumg the program troduced me to the ncwspawr were ICC L'hJirWJfl Jean Hlst.urtcul Cumiunission uecc 't'Ienct' writers, field; and one who had omit' and Slatun. pictures of the flt.t c'uwi lie said the question of Br y ant and Kay all anxiously awaiting the program also has th e cuimunissioners, the interior art, 'l'he o. ht'tht'r nuclear power is taf S • -'' delivery of tfris paper to st'i' county's e,tteriur of the VaIIJCL 1-laid, ? the endorsement of ,.sihtIiP', 'uti-'rs around the what scandal Ia' uncover iii school prutcipals, Elks Building prsdnL couii se,Is that (hi' plants or its suL The Clock, Larry Ve'rshel: •s•4il who must administer the court house' aiwig with it ssteiits may malfunction "Since I Joined Jeno .,.I've ev IL (Qr11IiUQfl *1id pictures S- . ' rosslv as to cause inage to piugru been lucky enough to get the Hermanri, David ESAI' events leading up to the forr t enviruiunent or to the n. Herald on a regular basis As N111.011 With mabutil of the new cuwiL coordinator pft)jeCt trurunent or to People. " usual enjoy reading your designed tu icait the uitertus' Action, Seminole Cwnmwuty goveriunent in 1913. culuttiti . Read with interest into ')pertltlUhi tx'ar'i i an't'ers .in in' d Uta. suO nttrest'ng Ltflt p your one tA halt mentioned l)uug Wortd A1tt*,'' special Piiii th1ettc4t1t '.erSWLI .atm V1 trw soc was the t.harwrtng id . In dex Marlette. Another artist who aLijuitnient outline, which train in January of that year to departure 4ateS at Miami hiworked along with Doug in hit' \it'jdth 11-i lt,ted total $264,13 costs and carry emithusi-astie divusionists ternut.wiiai li.rpurt flieMlay 1.' backihop, ptiotolathe room, ct' Bridge IX included employment of a fruit; Sanford t' Oviedo fur a the 1uWt Addition to an arsena' etc. Is doing pretty good too Calendar day of speech uiaAing in favor of anti-hijack screening deThat would be Geney Taylor u. lasstfledads Of bre1iktitg IWas from sng.s .ICV5. —-Weather Vershel, When we decided to i'm Ams eqwpnhnnt will be US County and fruung wPiat is i-ni., i_.,,, .i.. I JUl11 •IvIl4) U4 I' •IJV os Cr sword uses-I to cbedt For weapons in. puzzle 4 12C Yesterday's highs 83 low now Seuunule Cuurity -7 scholarshIp at Johns hioI)ln3 1k ('rune 4ds, hans-i 1uggae being carried 6A tho, mitemning. Partly cloud The first c txumussaners sad Medical arid Is now mittun;'Jtng llt'arAt,by tifl board flights it, when 12t' thrvughThursday Cooler today IT WONT BE LONG NOW I county dtmcwL include. F. L. University of Duluth Medical Editoruilciuninenit 4.-s and tonight with ttigttS hit the %%çdyi4f, .1 A Clak 3. T. r,ecessar', to search bags umg school. ...so perhaps in a few Entertatrunent 12C low to mid 1t and lows tonight McLain. E 'A Enuuunger, L into the plane cargo tiuhl. (hriSttflLiS is Just around the corner and Sanford City Cl't'WS WCI'C busy more years, you can add hlart.st'upe The X-ray device was uuplo'tt' near the P. htagan. E. A. LugLss. clerk, putting up Christmas decorations on First Street yesterday lIen', another success story to your hI.IM.41111l hit'tt's tientesi As the airlines and law OH A colti (runt that produced t. (land. *lwrtft C M columui, Gt'ney was a tlaiiiit wo -k mni'n are shown lilting ut huge ( iiv'ist nuts i'i't't', one of in t ii that I'liblit. 11(itives bit tornadves iiind twd% % ruitu ovur Superin- cn1Qr1.vnt1l:oL -AfivwLN :\p1vrvd ___ — iril of the I.—III ) t'i not sii,Ii'uI m(liAll All .,ti.ttiti' i (lilt .,f the ';;;;;; lilt '' this fiscal ear," the iimor said. it,, ;ahIetI that hit' has iick.'.i City Eiigh,it'ers, ( )ace and lklhf1u', to look Into the l)oc ,ilsty of the ('hi)' roilstrutting it I million gallon per '•i'r (;i;it'tty ;tat'kii plant on its iiuihni MeWl'I site Florida Suffers . L I I — lIlwl o. of a n of __________________ - - Board Approves Program i - __ .e.u" Praised - - H - 4 --- _ - - storical ( N eeds I n f orma i or t , , •. Nays. 11(1 I 0 9 C) ' () = t3 0•—. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 14, 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